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HARTFORD
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS Institution, formerly established and
! conducted by Miss Beecher, and lately
under the care Of the Rev. Mr. Gallaudet is
now placed by the Trustees under the man
agement Of Mr.. J0HN r. Brace, late Princi-
pal of the Litchfeld Female Academy.
The Trustees and Mr.. Brace unite In assn
ring the public, that so far ms Intention and eff
jort'soiN aoail. similar course of instruction
and of moral and religious influence. the same
teachers, and the same advantages, in all re-
spects, will be found in the Institution, as
have. heretofore, secured for it the public con-
fdence and patronage.
Tuition, in English branches. SIG for the
term of 22 weeks. Music, French and Draw
ing, the usual additional charges. Board $50.
The Winter Term commences the last
Wednesday in November. Nopupils will be
received for less than one term, and no dednc-
ton made except in case ofasickness. Pay
ment to be made in advance for one half Of
the term.
Trustees Hon. Thomas Day, Rev. Joel
Halves, D. D., Rev. Samuel Spring, Eliphaiet
Terry, Esq, Henry Hudson, Esq, James Fl.
Wells, Esq, Seth Terry. Esq, Hon. Wm.W.
Ellsworth.
O. Editors Of newspapers ,ciV confer a ta-.
ror on the Institution By CITING the abooe one or
ttco gr0tuitous insertions.
Hartford, Sept. Us, 1882 i6
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country Tie tide Of emigration at cr'ry food aoats on
va Drink towards the west, line Of cities aud villages
over The prairies, along lhe banks Of Tie rivera and
among ihe peaceful wigwans Of the Iodians. The
source every tide Of population from the Atlantic
shores Let them also be the source of mOral;,v in
the very first stage of improvement. Increase OF NON.
nia''On, wealth and luxury dangerous to the ber
ties OF country, without propOrtiOnabe increase Of
moral courage and improvement: The young delight
70 be 10 country. where al is life and activity our
part OF tile country seems be active enough 10
s"t the young. Iften these things are co. the good
OF your country and your own amusement Justly de-
mand oil your energies advance moral excellence.
foang me" instead Of building monuments Of mar
Die and granite which time will rrurnbe into ruins.
ao0r 10 build monument Of moral worth, which will
not only 90 increase in size aBd strength in time. as 10
be seen from half our globe but which will stand in
unInasinable beauty and grandeur, ms long as good
ana noble actions shall he remembered in e,ctni,y
Sept' To- 1851. YOUNG MAN.
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NOTICE.

THE Members "f the First Episcopal So.
Il ciety in Litchfeld will hold special
meeting at ST. Michaei's Church, on Monday
the LIST Of October next, at q O'Clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of appointing Delegates to the
next General Convention, Of supplying the
Pulpit of ST. Mich8ers Church, and any other
business proper for said meeting.
THE COMMITTEE.
Litchfield. Sent, 26, 1889
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Lectures on Edycntioa.

MR.. JEWETr will be in Safield September 18th
LIN Granny 18ih--n Simsbury 19tb-C anlon 20i---
Pennington 2lst--Hfistoi 22d-Berin, New.Isritnin,
24,h--Souhngton 25,b--Waterbury 26,b-- SyoodLa-
~ 27h-Waierto ,28.il4- Plymouth 29ih--TIafwin-
ton October 1st--New- Hartford 2d--Winsiead 3D.
Coielrook 4ih--Norfolk --Winchester Chico
sI'en 8il--T'orrngford 9ib-Litchfeld J0th-- WASH
ing,on Ilii--New- Miford 12ili--Kept I3th--Sharon
Vernon 2O,I--E Ellington 22d---Toiiand Esd.
Il is the desire Of Mr.. Jewett lay before the poo
ple the Importance of our Common Schools the ne
cessy Of vigorous efforts for their elevation; The
advantages OF Associations o Teachers Under the pa
ronage Of L.yceums the benefits OF Visibe Iluatra-
ons shoicn BY exhibition of foibrook's School Ap-
paratns; and 10 advert of the most important
recent improvements in the art Of teaching .
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North Street Store.

TTlHE subscriber Qate of West street, in
Il forms his friends and the public that he
is in town and occupies the Deming Store in
North Sfreet-where be intends to hold on
during the winter. 4,
~ All who have open accounts with me
are requested to pay up. or make them Iarg-
.er. o. Most kinds Of Produce received 10
exchange for Goods.
WIZ. BOLLES,
Sent. o. North Street.
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Al Court Of Probate holden al Kent, in and
for the District Of Kent, on TIE 9ed day, of
September, 10 Ss--Estate Of CYRENUS
CLARK, late Of said Kent, deceased.
TIME administrator represents the Estate
Il insolvent, and prays the appointment of
Commissioners thereon: Wherrupon order
ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims the creditors Of said
estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in
said Kent. on the ist day Of October, 1889,
at 10 o'clock forenoon and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notified ihete-
Of, the administrator win cause this order to
he published IN newspaper printed In Hitch
field, and poet copy thereof upon each oil
the sign posts in said Kent. 3t
A true copy ofrecord. % h
! 16 NArH'L p. PERRY, Judge.
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Three Gents Reward.

RUNAWAY from The subscriber on Thurs
IL day evening the Goth inst. an indentured
apprentice to the Shuemaking Business nam
ed Thomas DcDOnald, aged years last June.
Said boy was bound To me BY the Overseers
Of the Honse Of Refuge Of the city of New
York ON the,5th day Of May last, and without
any Just cause, has left me. This is therefore
10 forbid all persons harboring, trusting, or
employing said hoy on penalty Of the law
II any person will return him to me he shall
receive the above reward. but M charges.
HIRAM WEED.
Litchfeid, Sept. 25, 1889 10
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Erfem Of The British Gorerament.-The sun never
sets on the British omnuns--bclore the evening raw
leaves the spires of Quebec. his morning beams have
slione three hours of Port Jackson and while sink.
ing from the waters Of Lake Superior, his ere opens
to the Ganges.-BOston gu :. =
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$50 Rewardl

STOLEN from the Wagon Of fSe suISscrf-
~ Der last night. between and O'Clock,
WINE stapaing under The shed Of Mr.. Parks,
in Litchfeld. a small TRUNK covered with
spotted Seal Skin, containing Four H,,mIrsd
ana 6efiOeen Seventy and Eighty DOliarss nri,-
SIPally notes Of the New Haven and Hartford
banks---a gold gold and silver Watch, one
green broadclOth Coat, pair Of drab Panta-
looms Silk Velvet Vest, and various other
arM '' Of small clothing. The above reward
Mm DC gwen for the recovery of the property
ana aetectinn of the thief, or one half for 81
Iler OF them. Any information may heidi
rected 70 :; Parks, Litch6eld, or TO The sub
scriber at New-Haven. s''D
H. H. WOODING.
Liichfeld, Sept. 81. 1889 ,s
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Ruth ST. Johns Estate.

NNHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
- trict of Sharon has limited and allowed.
six months from the sgd day of September,
A. D. 1889, for the creditors ofthc estate OF
RUTH ST. JOHN,
late Of Sharon, in said district, deceased, to
exhibit their claims against said estate for al
lowance 10 the subscriber.
By order Of Court.
ANN s. BURGESS,
Adsn;nissratrir, NTH the tciu ANNEXED
Sharon, Sept. &c, 1889 1s 4
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AUCTION,

Of Valuable Real EstGtcs
WILL he sold at auction. on Thursday
w the 9th Of September instant, 1t one
o'clock r. Nj. on the premises. theremainder
of the Property assigned to the subscribers by
Almond r.. Roberts for the benefit Of his cree
ditors, viz: about five acres moving and pas
ture Land, lying on the eastside Of the New
Haven turnpike, about half q mile south Of the
Court House in Litchfeld. Also the Joiners
Shop and Land near the same, on the west
side Of the road. Also about Is acres Wood
Land at the Pitch, about mile sOutterly
from the above.
ToMLrEsor WELLS, 1,rv.,.es.
SAM'L p. BoLLEs,
LikcLfeld, Sept. IG, 1882 "
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MARRIED.

In New. Milford, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Merritt s.
Plat to Miss Orinda Gaylord, daughter OF Nathan
Gaylord, Esq.
in New-Pres,on, Mr.. Isaac Mollet. Of BrookfeId,
to Mics Harriet z. Blake, Of the FORMER place.
In Canaan. the 18th inst. Mr. Frederick 8. Pease,
Of Albany, N. Y. TO Mas Julia Lawrence, Of the for
place. H.
DIED,
In Washington, ON che 18th inst Mr. Simeon Mitch
ELL aged 76.
In WATERFOWL. on the 18th inst John L. infant son
Of DIR. John De Forest aged Honths, and grand
Of Erastus Lyman, Esq. Of Goshen. esg
In Salisbury, the ls.h inn: MFs Jase d. HolIey.
wife OF Alexander H. Holleys Eco. md da1ghier Of
Erastns Lyman, ESQ. Of Goshen, aged "a years. She
departed 10 a reliance rpsn the mssiis ~ her Re-
deemer for saisation and wh perfect resignation 20
the viii Of that God, whom. while 10 HE, i WA her
highest happiness 10 w0Tship.--C0m.
1s New-Haves, Mrs. Taylor, "a; Mrs. Abigail Gil
bert, Ga.
In Soushingson. Mrs Lucy woodruG, 50, wife Of
Ia Hartford Mrs. wealthy Bliss, wife Of Mr.. lsaac
Bliss, 68 Mrs. Margaret 81. Peet. wife Of AE. Har.
vey r. Reet Principal Of The Deaf and Dumb Aayium
il New York, 80 Mira Bathsheba Ely. wife OfMr. E
Ely, IS.
In KiIIingwOrth, Asa n. Bodies. Esq.3O.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
TINE Hon. Caurf Of Probate for the Dis
u trict of Norfolk hath allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors TO the
estate Of JOSEPH JONES,
late of Norfolk, deceased, TO exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect TO
present their accounts. properly attested,
within said time, will be debarreda recovery.
..st WARREN CONE, Executor.
KEzIA JONES, Erscutrir.
! Norfolk, dug SO. 1aSg *Ie
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Marsh's Superior Patent
TR 0JSS-

FWyHESE Trusses are constructed in many
particulars IN an entirely new plan, and
their advantage over all other trusses has been
attrsfed not only by the most respectable Of
the Medical Faculty, but by the actual expe-
rirneDt ofthose afflicted with the disease which
they are intended to alleviate.
"A n assortment Of the above Trnsses 10 left
Tor sale, with certificates Of their great utility.
for examination by those interested, at the
store Of nt j. g. BECKWITH.
Litchfeld. Sept. ~ 10
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aH NOTICE.
TINE Court ofProbate for tho District Of
u Sharon has allowed six months from this
date 10 the creditors of aF
DAVID COLE, 4Ev
late of Sharon, deceased, to present their
claims for allowance TO the subscriber, admin
istratOr on his estate.
ALPHEUS JEWITT.
Sharon, Sept. ~. 1889 sic
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observe an advertisement Of Mr.. WOoding offering q
reward Of 90 dOIaFs fOr HE recovery Of sum Of mo-
ney taken from him fn this village last week. II APP
pears that Mr.. w. reached the village about o'clock
from Sheffield, on his way TO PymOuIhy where he in
tended TO 90 that night. He drove into Mr.. TarkS'
yard with his Wagon, containing his trunk and
two boxes, called for feed for his horse and supper for
HIMSELF went into Of the stores, and iGe before
O'Clock started of-he had not however gone across
the green before he missed his ruBkand to this time
no trace oft lbs contents has heen discovered. No
suspicion that hear fixes upon any One--aHd APP
pears probable that some person must have followed
Mr.. w. who knew Of his having considerable money
with him.
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81 h
Esicide.--On Wednesday morning the 10Th inst.
Mr.. Hsary EIantord a worthy and respectable citizen
Of New. Preston, wa. missed by the family from the
house; and search commenced, which was coniin-
ued until Thurstlny morning, when he was found in
the woods, about half mile from his house, suspend
ed from tree. Circumstances indicated thai life had
been extinct Tor nearly twentyfour hours. The jury
OF inquest retained q verdict, thar he q came 10 his
hanging himself Ivy bside, in consequenco Of
old nge and partial alteration Of mind" What his
age was, we have not heard.y-Com.
We are-glad perceive by the newspapers that the
National Republicans u the city Of Phadephia have
pun 10 nomna,ion Horace BiRaey. Esq. ~ candidate
for Congress at the ensuing election. The name Of
Dr.. Binney has for many years been familiar to the
whole country Of lie most taeaied lawyers and
es,imable citizens--and his eeciion cannot but he
hailed rs a irinmph Of principle and patriotism over
the misruIe and Disgrace which has attended the pre-
seat administration. go
sIn Albany, observe that the Clay party have po,
IN domination she yenerable Ansbrose Spencer q
candidaie Zoe Coagress, and tephes Van Rensselaer,,
JAM iorthe sLsgislasase. ~
GP The great Democratic Herkimsr Convention
for the nohinaion Of candidates for the Offices or Go
vernon and Lient. Governor Of York. and also
list of Presidential Electors favorable tho election
al Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Bursn. was held
o. wednesday sfiast week. There were present. Ill
tod 100 delegates. II evensuaied, anticipated
Is ihe nonaaiioa Of WA. Z. Marcy, ESQ., Of Albany.
r Governor, and John Traey. Esq. Of ChenangO, foI
Lieas Governor Great efforts win lorthwiih be PM
u Tequson 10 elect the tckst bot We believe there
isaspirit abroad in the empire staie" which viii
this year show he jackson Regency that the people
viii no longer submit % their dietaaiOn.
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The Ladies' Book, for September, is just received,
and is about equal tie former numbers. II announ-
ces that the premium Of 5000, for the best written
Tale suitable forthat work, has been awarded by he
committee to Miss LESLIE, OF Philadelphia. The Tale
hears the title Of "Mrs. Washington Potts." and
Willie published in the October number Of the work,
which will also contain a Plate ofthe Fashions.
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Foreign--During the past week there have been
arrivals ut New-York from Liverpool and Hayre,
bringing adviccs from London and Paris the 9h OF
last month. They do not furnish article ofnews Of
much comsequence-excepting TO the literary world,
that Sir Walter Scott failing, and not expec.
ted to live many days.
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Litchfeld, Sept. 81, 1889 oDiNd'
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n.,ce of the country as It mad to exPend
u eon" "oon millions in cherishing and protect
q! Is R,;r Of South Carolina, demanded the
W. p a.ys on Nc. Doddridge's amendment.
20, az" re ordered, ADD being taken stood as
*" Ear the amendment "a; against 1t 81.
w. In wa, then. on motion OF MIR. Doddridse,
inyO NV" The table: and the House took up the
30 nP S;Il authorizing a subscription for 1850
'''sr wv ,b. stock of the Alexandria Canal Com
ares y r.rbe shares are 100 dollars each.
PH, haiJr,dse moved an amendment to strike
" ',;n and insert 1900; but it was nesatived.
~ ,.oD moved an appropriatng clause, which
i' s "'n ,eiected-yeas 81. nays 20.
"a OnrStion being then put on engrosslog the
i uSI ordering il TO third reading, 1t was de-
-, ~" he yeas and nays as follows: yeas TO, nays
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. "a. c.
ARRIVED. Nav 6,

ARRIVED, May g,
British Schooner Hazard, Gtowe, Boston; ballast
to W. Fowle s. Co.
May Brig Daniel II Miller, Bacon, Barbadoes. Is
DAYS; ba last. &c. to J. & ~. II Irwin.
Schr Franklin, Baker, St. Johns, N. b.; plaster to
]. &, w. Irwin.
schr Sweepstakes. Mitchell; lalhs TO j. H. Davis.
-- Wasp, jenkins; lumber to j. IA. Davis and u
II. Smoot.
schr. Harvest Basnight; shingles to 6. Il. smoot
and J. II. Davis.
schr. single Sailor, Shelly; lumber TO do do
- Maryland Neasy; do to DO 90
Steamboat Fredericksburg, hewitt, Norfolk Teighi
and passengers for the District
United States Schooner Experiment, 1t. ComI't'
Merwen, dropped down from Washington and anchor
ed off the Town.
SAILED, May 6,
Schr. Elizabeth, Norris. Charleston
Schr. Pamela, Nickerson, cleared at New York Tor
this port 3D. ScLr Piper, Sears hence at Bristol 81.
scbr Eliza Hand hence at Providence I'd. Schr: Geo.
Washington ne nce at New York 4h
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views of our merchants elative to the bill, it has
been received with general satisfaction. We
would fain believe that it may so far reconcile the
claims Of conflicting interests, as TO restore our
country to its wonted harmony"
The editor OF the Macon Georgia. Telegraph,
under date Of the 25th ult. states, that he had a
conversation with gentleman from the Chero-
kee country, from whom he learned that the agent
empl0yed BY the Government in enrolling the
names of Indian emigrants had been more sue
cessful than was expected-nearly eight hundred
have departed for the Western country, and his
informant gave it as his opinion that whether a
treaty is made with the Chiefs or not, most Of
them will be induced to emigrate. He has no
doubt that at least fifteen hundred will De ready
to depart BY the ensuing FALL
Merico.-From letter published in the N.
Y. Daily Advertiser, stated to be from most au-
thentic source, it is to be apprehended that Vera
Cruz will be given up to plumber should it be ia
j ken BY the Cove rnnent forces; the Ministry hav
ing announced that they would not and could not
be responsible for the destruction of property
On the 9TH of April, the only U. s. vessel OF war
at Vera Cruz. was the schooner Grainpus, and
the consul at Tampco had requested her pre-
sence at that port to protect American interests
there.
A vessel which was left by the Congress, to
sail in few days, may be expected soon, with
later accounts.
Buenos .Ryres and Chill -Advices from Bae-
nos Ayres are received at N, York to the Goth
March, bv the brig Mary. The proceedings of
Captain Duncan az the Falkland Islands ccutinu
ed to be discussed with some excitement, but
nothing new had transpired on the subject. Pen-
,iful rains had given great relief to the country,
which had been suffering previously under long
protracted drought.
important Internationally are happy to an
nounce that Mr.. Nelson, the Charge from our
country has effected an arrangement with the Nea.
politan Government. by which the whole of our
claims have been allowed. We understand that
the King of Naples refused at first to have any
thing to do with the subject, but was informed
that ten days time would be granted to him to
decide upon the measure, after which different
course of policy would be Immediately adopted
this had the desired effect and brought his Ma.
jesty to terms.
This information is derived from the United
States soop of War Ontario, Lieut.. Gordon, 50
days from Gibraltar, arrived at Norfolk.
Bah Gas.
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Price Of Produce m .3terandr,a yesterday, from
IVaoOns and VeSse[s

FLouR.-Last week the wagon price OF Flour
closed at "a Is TO 80, with sales from stores
at 4 so to S7d.
Yesterday the wagon price opened at "a Is;
subsequently it was q 80. Considerable sales
were made from stores of Potomac and King
street Flour at 81.
Export for the week ending Saturday 9Th inst,
sl6S bis. foreign COG; Coastwise 1867.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King street 1855 bis, 600 half bis.
Wharf 405 267
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Khces-Races ,

Middleburg dad Lonioun County, (Pa Races
y9IiiE Races over the Mddleburg Cou rse will com
4 mehce on Tuesday, 22t instant.
First DIVA ss eepstake, one mile and repeat, for
three and four year old colts $50 entrance, SIX suhscri'
'bers
Second Dsy-Ihree miles and repeat, handsome
sum Of money at the post.
Third Day Two miles and repeat. handsome sum
of money at the post
Fourth Day lest three out of fye for the entrance
money.
The course is handsome, and will be put IN tho best
order.
N O. The racing will he run agrceab'y to the Wash
inston Rules. By the Secretary ofhf Clt6.
may S-2w
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YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.
Extract Of Letter to the Editor, dated
WASHINGTON, Nav

G.EtTuCt VI u xefteF ~ WS 1IuUOT, U0tSQ
WASHINGTON, May7.
Nine o'clock this morning, the hour appoint.
ed for the meeting of the Convention of the Ma
tional Republic an Young Men, found upwards
Of two hundred delegates from various parts of
the u mon, assembled in the room in the City
Hall. appropriated tor the purpose. The meet
ing was organized by the appointment OF 4.
CoLL,Ns LEE, of Washington City. Chairman,
and JAMES BARBOUR, Jr., of Virginia. Secre-
tary, and after adopting some resolutions OF a
preliminary character the Convention adjourn ed.
1t is conjectured that there will be upwards of
three hundred delegates in attendance. If their
intellectual bears any proportion to their hume
rical strength, the meeting will possess an IN
terest truly gratifying. shall continue to keep
you apprized of the proceedings Of the Conven-
ton from time to time, and will communicate
such other matter touching it as may prove in
teresting. Yours, SC.
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70 the Public.

MY notice to the public, in Saturdays paper. re.
wi speeding my accepted order for thirty eight bar.
reis of Flour, drawn by James ~ McRea in favor Of
Thomas " White, and passed into the hands Of John
vowc was not by any means intended to reflect up.
on the moral character Of either Of the persons named
the matter has since been submitted to arbitration. and
decided that the Flour be deIivered the holder will,
therefore, present it for payment.
may T-5t SAM'L. B. HARPER.
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For Vent

80 The MANSION HOUSE Of the late
GsGgi Bernard Hoe, ST Esq. stua cd in Prince VIM.
M.aMi County, Va. within half mile OF the Turn
EII1is4 pike leading tn Warrenton, and about equi'
distant from the towns of Ccntrcve and IIaymarket.
The premises include Ten Acres of Ground, with all
necessary Out houses, &C the Farm being separately
rented. Possession given lat June. DER terms ap
ply to WILLIAM H. FoSLH'
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Trustees Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Capt: Benz amin F.
~ Spencer has conveyed to me all his cHcc's, real
as well as personal including all the debts OF ever de.
scrp;on due him. fr the benefit Of his creditors, &C
cordirg TO she terms Of the Deed OF trust which may
be seen on application therefore invite the attention
Of those indebted to the said Spencer, and request that
they will make immediate pay ment
NAV 8-3t WA ID. MUTT, Trustee.
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y. .. Sugar, Tar, Cow NiAes

y. .. Sugar, Tar, Cow Hides.
o. HHDS. N. Orleans sugar, part prime
q y 100 bbls North Carol;ns tar
$50 Calcutta COW hides
8 al cask. pure molasses ltor fsml''esJ
Just landed from schr February, from New York,
and for sale by GEO JOHNSON 90
WHO haue in Store:
Or. casks pale sherry vine
25 do sJarseilies m ldeira wine
do sweet malaga do
Q hafpipes London particular madeira do
2 qr casks 90
do Burgundy do
S tons American bar iron
IS boxes pound roll chewing tobacco
10 do lbs do
do r. do
20 or. boxes prime Havana segsrs
bales spinning cotton, for retailers
nav
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Notice.

IgNIIE debtors and creditors of james ". McRea are
hereby notified tina, the effects Of the said NcT2ea
have been assigned to the subscriber Trustee. BY
deed bearing d'te 81 May. 1882. Asst desirable to
close this business as early practicable. Ill persons
indebted to him will please make payment, and those
to whom he indebted will please present their claims
to THOMAS n. WHITE,
may7