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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16
a late London paper.
RErIREMExr OF Mas. Fl. SIDpoNs FRO

RETIREMENT OF MRS. IL. SiDDoNS FROM The
STAGE.
On the evening of Monday, March 90, the
most crowded audience ever seen IN the theatre
royal, Edinburgh, assembled to testify their es-
TEEN for Mrs. Henry SiddOns, the talented and
amiable widow of the son of her whose name will
ever be remembered as the ''Queen OF Irage-
dy." After playing in her usual able and tasci-
mating manner as Lady Townley IN the PRO.
yoked Husband" the moment OF farewell
having arrived, Mrs. Henry Slddons came Tor
ward, led by her brother, MIR. William Murray,
and impressively delivered the following address,
written expressly for her by Sir w. Scott
The curtain drops-the nimic scene is past
one word remains the siddeSt and the lasts
4 word which oft in careless mood We say,
When parting friends have passed a social day;
As oft pronouncedin agony OF heart,
when friends must sever, or when lovers paris
Or 'oer tue dying couch in whispers spoken,
When the last tender thread is sil but broken,
when all that ear can list or tongue can tell
Are the faint mournfui accents, fare-ye-wsH!
Yet ere we part-and even now atesr
Bedims nv eye TO think our parting near
Faiu would | spe;k how deeply in my breast
Will the remembrance of your kindness rest;
Fain would | tell but words are cold and weak;
II is the heart, the heart slono can speak.
The wand rer ma, rejoice to view once more
The smiling aspect OF her native shore,
Yet off. in mingled dreams Of JOY and pain,
She'd think she sees this beauteous land again;
And then, AS now. will fond affection trace
The kindness that endeared her dwelling place,
Now, then, i must be said, though from my heart
ghe mournlul accents scarcely viii depart,
Lingering, asif they feared to break some spell:
1t must be utteredi - friends, kind friends, farewell.
One suit remains:-you viii not soon to hear,
The last my lips shall falter on your eat;
When I am far, my patrons. oil! be kind,
To the dear relative l leave behind.
lie is your own, and like yourself rs may claim
Scottish origin ! Scottish name.
His opening talents, let the truth be told,
\ sister in a brothers Cause Is bold
Shall enter for your eve OF leisure still,
With equal srdor, and tmproving skill.
And though too oft the poor performers lot
Is but to bloom. to fade. and be forgot,
Whenever the mimic sceptre they resign
A gentler destiny I feel is mine;
For. as the brother moves before your eyes,
Some memory of the sister mus arise;
And in your hearts a kind remembrance dwell
of her who once again sigh forth farewell!
In the delivery of this address Mrs. siddon:
was often interrupted by loud applause, and al
its conclusion, the audience in the boxes and pr
stood mp and accompanied her exit by shouts and
waving of hats and handkerchief.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16
.~AleXaNAria Canal.

4 7 a meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed t. re.
n ceive subscriptions to The Stock of the Alexandra
Canal Company, held at the Mayors Office in AseA.r.
dria, 4th June, ~l8'O-PTesent:
John Roberts, Charles Bennett,
Phineas Janney, Edmund |. Lee,
Robert I, Taylor, Colig Aud,
Thomson T. Mason, Henry DangerfLd,
Hugh Smith, George Brent,
A. G.. Cazen0vc, Jonathan Butcher.
w. n. Miller,
On motion, EDM. l. LEE was appointed ChaitmAl,
and w II. MILLER Secretary.
Ordered. That books of subscription be opened ca
Monday, the l4th instant, st the following Bsnas, VIZ.
Bank of Alexandra, under the { Jonah Thompson AND
superintendent OF XII. Mckenns
- { Phiness J4nney and
Da"N VI ro'o"a'' lCharles Page
90. Richard u Scott an
FARMERS oahk VI A'eAahuriS' John HooF
Mechanics Bank of Alexan. s George Brent and
dria, (Charies Cbapln
Office of Discount and Deposit 5 SamI. Il. smith ana
Bank ofthe US. Washington { Richard Smith
Rank of the Valley. Winches. { Obed Waite and
ter, II. n. Brent
Office of Discount and Deposit { Dan;el 90 snd
Farmees' Bank of Virginia ( George orrick
at Winchester,
Office of Discounssnd Deposit ( r. II. nendeson an
Bank oftheYalley, Leesburg S. NJ EdwMIs
Office Of discount nd Deposit } rhos Gregg and
bank BANK of'As valley Charles WE Sas$:i n S'SSs '''
Extract from tie Minutes:
EDM. [. LEE, Chairm4E.
W. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
june 7-3tawtl4thAug
az The National lnteIligencer, Winchester Repuo
lican, CharIestown Free Press, and L~eesburg GeE'G
Of Liberty, will insert the above once n week tI lt'
August, and send their accounts to this Office.
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s. NJ. g. r.. NJ. Janney

[ RE now erecting, in the OccOqaan fant,ly' mr
n chincry for spinning, weaving, and n',ns nm
SEYS and KERSEYS; which will be sold o. eso"I
ed for WOOL on accommodating terms ihe! -"
also take in Dying, Weaving and Fullng tor W Iona
try, which will be attended 10 by an exPeneh'e' "'"'
iune l1-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16
Bacon, sugar, etc.

! oe'''eJ bpou
10 hhds AID 20 brls N o. and W sg,,.
70b his old and common whiskcy
5 hhds retailing mol4sscs
Is bags Rio coffee
Country gin and Sew England lum in hare.
5 chests s"d lob. boxes ioDGs h,,cp .o5 ,
periAt rea
hhds cherry bounce. old and very chs,,
boxes pine apple cheese
Vinegar III lids and brls
Browns chewing Tobacco, ofSupernr rJ.,
Dry and sweet malaga vine IL or ca,k,
Ground alum and sack salt
A large assortment Of stone Jars, Lo!dirq fra
5 10 so gallons
Shot in bags, powder in kegs
800 bushels corn
Cordage of different sizes
Winter and summer oil
Together nth a general assortment ofMe b,
WINES, LIQUORS, S'GROCERHS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16
Wool CarAinS.

TIME subscriber informs his friends ana wv
Il generally, that the
C.ARDLNG MACHINE
is now in complete order for csrdlng "Go' : p,,J
his oil MI, Fairfax county, Virgins, on the "ra,ennGie
leading from Washington to the Little River iurnp'he
distance from Alexandria, Washington and 1eoIb.
town about 6 miles. The Wool should be wen ~ssI b.,
and prcked-in some instances, heretofore s"' H.,
been too much neglected for the cardef 10 give
satisfaction which would be desirable. ..
The cardcr will find the oil and pu' II o. as
~sentislly necessary that it should be csrdea III"
after. 49,,
The price for. carding plain wool, eight cents snI
mixed. ten cents per pound. Wool Will also De
ed into bats for Hatters' use, for four cents per po""'
Carding to be paid for when taken away.
may 25-2aw4w+ JUN 'hl'h'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16

NJ Wanted, a Carrier for this paper, VINO
will also attend about the Office. lie must be ool
of good character and Industrious habits; and none
other need apply. luhe'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16
Notice.

Notice.
HAVING obtained a gentleman qualified TO tesen
III the English. Latin, and Greek Languages ~
willing to take six Boarders, from the age OF ~ " -
years of age, on moderate terms.
jan 2l-2awtf DAN'L. r. DULANf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16
RENT

a. Two Tencments on lsamSay's Wh..s IN.
.plsa horses are IN good repair, al well c4leu4.elG.
the Grocery business. Apply TO
iuns l4-eo6t r. & W. RAMSAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16

1t has been decided, by the Legislature of Con-
%necticut, that no person who believes in the Su-
prssne Being ehall.on account of his religious OPT
MONS, be a~djudged an incompetent witness by
any Court Of Judicature in that State. This lisa
liberal enactment, and worthy the enlightened
spirit of the times.-PhiId. Eng.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-16


"Ertraordinary Minister."-Tke papers which
are supposed to speak from authority say that the
ship Concord, which was built at Portsmouth. n.
II. and which is now in that harbor, is to take
our extraordinary minister, Mr.. Randolph, to
Russia. We are inclined 10 think this intelligence,
though bat half official, is correct; for one of
the occupants of the stalls at FaneuilHall market
informed us on Saturday, that he had received an
order from Mr.. Randolph to put up for him too
barrels of beef and tongues in salt-petre, for his
accommodation on the voyage! Think of that,
We who buy beef at stall No. =! Our extraordi-
nary minister feeds from the same b%ountiful board.
He, too. who once, on board of a steamboat in
Delaware river, holding a Yankee Potato on his
fork, swore by the point of his knife, that he would
never eat any thing that was raised north of Ma
son and Dixon's Line! He'd be id if he
did. We hope this ellipsls was filled up with
some word of gentle sound and meaning; for it
would be a pity if our extraordinary ambassador
should be-choked with a mouthful of Yankee
beef. A rarer or more extraordinary specimen
in natural history probably never went across the
Atlantic.-Bost Cour.
-aaeaee8s~
A MAhiparient Womua. Died of apoplexy,
on the l4th January last, in the 10th year of her
Az Slldiitf, q SldNC Wuo uCiohStu 'N '"""~
of Captain Francis Smith, deceased, of Prince
Edward county, Virginia. For 40 years she had
been a member of the Baptist church. and dis
charged all the duties which devolved on her as a
servant, honestly and faithfully. If a firm reli-
ance on the goodness and mercy of God, be any
evidence of happiness in the world to come, she
will obtain the promised reward.
Charity was the mother of 80 children, at 19
births, viz:-Three triplet births, five duplicate
births, and eleven single births. The third trl-
pie birth was premature, and the children still
born. The living triplet were small and died a
short time after birth. The second and third
twin births were premature, and the chi. dren
still born. The living twins were not much be-
meath the size of single children.
She has left to her children and aged husband
the pleasing recollection, that they were clothed
and fed by the hand of Charity.
Richmond Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

M y sirtne ol deed OF trust, executed by
ID Phdip Rnhf, 10 the undergrad, I'D
Chu.to 5her Todd, On The Sd DAY Of March 1877.
and dnly recorded iu me clerks uilice Of II o
Hu,tngs & ourt # LyoclIDarg, vii be sud, at
the dwelling boase Of the lac Philip kohr.
- the io~n . LyBcbburg. on Saturday thu 3oih
day Of the prescott month, October, 1890 to
the highest bidder f"r easb, two Slaves, Rachel
and Maria, and all the household and kitchen
furniture b-lonring 10 the late Philip ROM,
ded or 50 mucn thereof as may be necessary
10 rs,se tho sums Of money secured by the said
deed oil f1st. Acting as ifustee. shall only
convey such tile a. !. vested Ia me by the SAID
derd NJ trust. JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Oct II ids
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Nnr 30

MO 1T Ely virtue 81 twn deeds Of trust.
III rxrone1 10 the subscriber hy Martha
Laynr, sen'r. for certain purposes therein cx-
pressed, one bearing dafe the L. II dny of
July, 1925 and the otner bearing dare thr 25th
OF May, 1880. aud dul, ~ reeo,d IA the County
ConrI Of Campbell, vii be exposed 10 sale, ii
pubic auction, for iesde monfs. n tuesday
ibe 26h ofthe present moalh, October, (,l tan,
If mol, the mex, lar day ereatier,l On the pee
mises Wl tfeon the sad Martha Laynet scn'r
now resides, CERTAIN patcci OF ttat ot land,
lying on the waters Of SENECA Geek, miles
south Of the court house aud adjoining the
lands OF Henry Brown, Hmm ID, S"tune .
and others, and containing l37 acres. more Or
less. Also, all the household aud lateuen-
furniture. plantation utensils aud sioux Of" vr.
~ description. or % much thereof rs VII be-
sufficient To satisfy the purposes Of SAID deeds.
Aclng Ms trns &c, the subscriber will only con-
We, such tile MS Is vest d in hlm by sand deeds,
add none other.
WILLIAM ORGAN, Trustee.
Oct ii tbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
Va,uahle NpaA Estate.

TENHE subscriber has two Valnsh't irnd' oi
n land iyiag ~ the county OF Montgomery
each con- aiming about loo aces, which be IS
nXious 90 dispose Of on reasonable Terms. ohe
,f fnose plantations Is we'll known by the name
:, the White House plantation, With good I'M
proysn,ents--ihrie iss house well caleulh'ed
FOR Tavern, and nuw occupied rs snch, hNo
a Store tjouse--li would be coed stand TOT
q county Stafe, on thu pubic Rad lesdi u
fIom the Eastern cities to the Nes', 10 mte'
EA.t Of Moptgomcr, Coatt House. Tins plan
~ ION has slso ON 1t p comfortable Dwelling
Honss and other necessary ont houses nrar
The centre NJ the tract. aud IN view OF The
tavern house where he snbscriher resides. II
has also on II n Saw and 6rid Mil on q
good stream OF saisr, al Eiis Of Al immediate
fhlI of ihsty faa and upwards and IN neigh
borkosd suiheieoi 10 render tie Mills sana-
llp-~also 20 tobacco houses principally built
lau year; fifty hogeshead OF / obacco were
made upon Il lat year aud there Is sufficient
quantity OF clraTed Land 10 produce twice that
qualify, To any person wishing 10 inven theT
ospitsl IN the culture iof Tobacco, Hemp.
Wheai, and Corn. Hud Grasses, &c u - desH-
able there being sulieiency OF cleared land TO
work 40 or 30 hands 10 advantage, aud ihrgs
quantity of rich unclrafed land peculrly ndap
ted to iobacro--a great portion oil The cleared
land Is fich creek and Roanoke rlFfr bottoms
frem 100 70 300 acres Of ~. traet eau be Wa
tered hy thn mill cfcrk--it has o. II u number Of
Liu,cdons Springs. 1hs tract ~, in the opIn'
ION OF the proprietor susceptible OF more IN
provement thnn any farm ~ this section OF til"
country; The other plantation has usual 'm-
pruvements, aud in many respects - deemed
s.uuall, valuable. mud would make m excellent
nppendage TO the White House itact rs II -
situated IN u ueighborhood of excellent sum
mer rang TOR stock. about ia, .dflye. They
viii he sold either by the whole tract. Or,
If II viii suit put chasers better ! will di-
vide the irncts to suit them, provided can
effect a sale q 10Th or one frad II Is pfesum-
cd thai ihose wishi to purchase viii view the
premises, which con be sbe"n them by tho
proprietor. portion oflhe purchase money
will be required 10 c pald al the time oil
transfer OF the tile. The residue will he put
upon time a few NEGRO SLAVES will lac la
kenin pat payment. JOSbPll KIM.
October II. l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
sale Of ltunaWay Slave.

I'm pursuance OF an act Of the General Assem-
y bly,, emitted" An Act, 10 reduce into an act
the several acts for experimenting and securing
ronaways,' passed thu OH oil February, 1919,
an Of ihe order of court, made ~ September
Court Of Montgomery County. 1880, shat
on Monday the lr1 day Of the November Coari
NEXT. proceed 10 sell Tor cafh, IN front OF the
door Of the Courihouse OF Nonte onety County
one negro man named TON, alias lhomas
Brooks. who was committed 10 the iall Of the
said County, on the 10Th day Of Ocl obfr, 1929
AS a runaway. DAWN KIM, u ,.
for John VI &. Taylor, 5. NJ. G.
Oct. = MI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
a singing school.

fHNIlE subscribers will commence n Singing
a School ~ soon as sufficient number 81
scholars may be- obtained. Terms ~ fellow
Fora sessiunnf.x months 50 20. Premiums for
eHch night of atlrudantr y - Tor the best
knoa ledge OF the rud,mrnls. y a. for the most
accurate singer, SO The fIst prrmIuID allowed
each night, aud Ia he deducted from the sub
sciiphon, which will reduce IT 10 81 75--ihe
o.bets VII be awarded hut oucc, aud al al the
ciJsn 81 the session.
n B.--lhose who wish 20 subscribe will
p'ea.e meet at the Scboal Room oil the Kefor-
mers Church, on the last Saturday IN thus
month. october BEACH q LYMAN.
Oct. Ia 6i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18
FRESH IMPORTED
HARD ~ ARE d CUTLERY,
u. i unt..Il

a.
NV,VyE have taken the store next above Mr..
w Robert kyle's, and almost directly Or
posite Messrs. Mckee Il Mecn. where we
have received, (and arr now opening) by
the Ships Delta IL ROBIN Hood, from Liverpo II
a choice selection of Hardware and Cuuefy,
consisting ia part of the following articles viz ,
Knives and Forks OF various qualities and pri-
ces
Complete Sets of ivory handled Knives and
Forks, SO and 81 ps.
Pen and Poeke Knives. some very splendid
Scissors ofvsrious qualities
Superior Iaiiors' Shears
Razors and Razor Straps Il Paste (Pomeroy y
Shoe, Butcheraod Cook Knives
Pad Locks Of every description
Stock Locks do
Knob Locks, q. 7, s, . and 10, in and bolts
Ill. chest and cupboard do. common and good
quality
Close and Horse Locks-Gnn Locks
Wrought Nails, Cut Nails and b ads,
Pit, X cut, mil, hand, pannel and tenen Saws
German and Cas-, ST ei. Lpndon, spring, bnnd
aud Pannei Saws.
Blued back Ieuen saws, superior article
Pit, q cut mill, hand aud tenen Saw Files
best quality.
Waters and lea Trays, yery cheap
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
good assortment OF SaddeIy
Men 5 aud Womeus saddle Trees, a good ar.
ticle
Mouse hole, Fos'erS and common Anvis
Black and bright Vices.
Irurmaus warranted Belowses
Srdge and hand Hammers
Screw Plates, double and single hand
Iiol Sc Shoe Rasps, Smiths Flies
complete assoI tment Of Files
| Cast, Shear and BlIstered Seel
An elegant assortment OF Flint and Percussion
double aud SINGLE barrel Guns, Shot Bets,
palen, and PLAN
Powder fasks
Bell Metal Kettles
Brass CandlesIicks, chamber and barbour
Stew Pans, a new and useful ar clp
A large aud handsome assortment of brass
mounted Shoyrl' and Tongs, few seiS
brsssed all over, a superior tlcle
Brass Androns some very handsome
Brass mounted Vine Tenders
Hair and Wire Sitters, Wire Sleeves
Gas md patent Iron Tea Kettles
Shoe Hammers, Pincers, Nippers, &c.
Best Awl Blades
sommode knobs, Brass and Glass
Butt. Table, Parliament, Hook and Eve. II. {,
ii l.. Hinges of all sizes, Brass Butts. dit
ffrent slzts
WOOD Screws, from 3-S 10 3 inches
Bed Screws, o, ID aud inches
Sad Irons aud iaIlor's hons
Chisseis and Gouges OF nearly every kind
large assortment Of Carpenters bench md
moulding Planes, direct. from the manu-.
factory.
II Is tedious to enumerate any more articles
sumo II to say, we have almost every article
N our line, imported directly from the factories
OF Birmingham 4 Sheffield We are connect.
ed win house in Richmond. where oI,os,
! every thing Ii imported that we may have oc.
cas'H" 10 order and should we not have any
particular article called for, it viii he urocured
10y the earliest opportunity. TINS beino a new
e''H'lishmept IN this place, we nope, by strict
a''eh'inn TO oor business, with a great desire IN
p""'e' 10 merit public palronagc--we therefore
most respec fully invite he titzens of Inch
n"rS and It's sIcimty-COUNrRY MER
'nANi ;, a"h The pHtic generally, to call
an" examine the QUALITY and rKlCEs of
our uoods before they purchase.
lHEO. ROBERTSON g. co
Oct - "
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IAHINf ERW.

MfRS. GILL has received a pant of her
4EA Fall supply of articles in the Millinery
line. and is prepared to execute all kinds OF
work TO order. She has just received from the
North an invoice ofl-eghorns, which she will
sell at very low prices. She also conducts the
MANfUAM business
MIS-. O. tenders her thanks 10 lie citizens
and public generally, who have favored h.r
with their custom, and respectfully solicns n
continuance of their patronage.
. Ger &
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Ertcasipc EIecutOr's SAFE Of Siaees
md Other PcrSoRat EStatc.


r. SHALL oeer far SAL ~ Pnshr Auction.
II the Plauttuu ot the late Daniel G1innan, dee.
callrd RE.EpDI1 iSLl, IN thr Coun-
~ II Culpcpor, on the ON day OF DeGem-
Der net the sale 10 continue from day To dav
unul tie nhole shall be cold, all the Personal
Properly winch brlonts 10 the Estate Of the de
ce9scd on rhai Plan "tlcn, consisting IN part OF
between Fny aud SKY slaves, between 90
aud 30 lior,,s, scvcra h ord Mares OF tue
first bood about One Bundfed Head OF Horned
Gait, large stock OF Sheep anu Hog, about
20 Barrels % Corn, Ripe quantity 81 Hay,
Fodder. &c, Plantation Utensils, Carpenters
and Bneksnl,hs' 1oois House mold aud knch
en- Furniture, cooper still, one OF Chan
diets beat Surveyors Compasses, with cha'h
aud Ploamg Instruments, WI Il many o,ber ~
irlys on tedious Ia enumerdtr.
1t IS onGlsutly believed, that IN proportion
10 the quantity oil PtOpery thtt v III be offer
81 10 sde, larger proportion Of very valuable
rropstt, wa, nlVel of 'redat pubic sale IN VIr
gina. Tue slaves are generally likely, many of
them very much So , and amoi 81 thf'n Is very
VI 'uabIe Blacksmith, young aud healthy. ~
mongst c Hoses there is Sud, believed To be
oi the best nool IN The state. The Ste, OF Cat
Ile Sheep aud Hogs, are Of the moSl improved
hreeds--many OF then now Gi Tor market, aud
well uulth the attention OF Butchers. The
Furniture 1t superior quality. u Farmers
aud oth.rs, deslrous OF procuring Valuable
Stock. will do well to auend this Sale, as an
opportunity ofproCutiug such will seldom &C
cur,
Ter terms OF sale as follows The slaves will
be ST. fgr Cssh tie tnstdue of tae Property
upon q credit of IL months for all sums ahove
4 rW ID liars under that, Cash, the purchaser
gv,ng Bonds VIII approved s'cmIty, TO hear
interest from the date /, but as II is important to
the mi rtst OF the Estate, that should DE- abic
10 command the iinus at u specified time, |
will ag,eeto rslnlush the mt resi- To those
who shall pay tier Bonds when dur. No Pro-
perry TO be removed until tie eIms OF the sale
snail be complied with. 10 prevent a sacrifice
OF the proper that my be offered for salt, |
reserve the right Of making one blu, IN every
case, for the benefit OF the Estalc. Persons ne
siruus Of viewing any part of the Properly. be-
fore the day Of sale, can do So by applying .
Nj. JOSEPH +. fLiPPO, the Manager on tue
Farm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-18

n { M. snhsrriber'. family will ieaVs this
~ LACE for New York IN some 10 or Il
dsy.-be has therefore determined 10 break up
hoa,e k.eping. lie will sell ins Honsehuih
snd Kitchen Furniture, Vt Anfi'on, on tues
DAY next the 1911 inst. JJar, y not ue ne11
fpir day lie deems II unnecessary 10 fescr'he
IL II dersil-it null spe1k for hssy II IS OF 'nf
be. quait, --blt plain-SDfhce It tn say u !"
jnd slch as ten years experience VII inuuot
him 10 purchase when he commences mouse
keeping gain. u he can b" 50 lucky as To pro-
cure sue where u may ihll To MS w " 'o'D''
II consists ia part oil
| elegant Side Board
2 81 3 Curtain Brd.l-adS and Beds
~ Of elegant Drawer, or Bureau
do WuTksiand
WARDROBE. Dressing tables
fasy Char extra good)
Mantle Glass aud . or 3 Dressog do
Portable Wnung Desk
Candle Stand. 2 Worksiands
| .ef Diving Tables, large and superior
2 or 3 dozen Chairs, ! seItee, crib
, pair superior Brass AndiroDs and Tenders
Carpets. Tn Sale
Dish covers, (superior)
/ pair elegant lea Pots
Gas, China and Qneenswaro
ktehen Furniture
frs rae Alilch Cow
Together with a great variety of necessary
articles for housekeepers, too tedious to emu
metair.
The subscriber would ass he induced (as he
wishes TO move as little baggage as possible
and should there he persons present wishing to
purcbasr,) 10 Offer part ofhis Library a, the
came time al auction. II consists Of many
valuable standard works. part OF which follow,
VIZ:
iiume's History of England with Smollet'a
continuation, Il vols, London edition
Robersons History of America
shakspeares Plays, II vols London edition
Ancient aud Modern Europe
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