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$4,000

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No. Al, for 1874.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday
23d Of November, 1874.
PRIZES:
S25,OOO-slO 0O0-s4 ,O00-s3 ,O00-s2, 2O0-l0
prizes Of g., 0O0--l0 Of S500-l0 Of S40);
SC &c.
II Drawn Numbers out of &C.
Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Quarters So so.
Certificates OF packages of % Whole Tickets 81 10
Do do % Half do SIS 90
Do do % Quarter do S27 so
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. u.
THE WINTER SESSION OF SIX month will
Der.
Tuition ia the College classes $40 90
Library, room, bed and furniture ~ 10
Table Lights and servants, per week %
Al a less expensive table, where tea and
coffee are excluded so
students, not boarding, are charged for
Tuition 2e 90
Library room and servants IL 90
Those who enter a College class pay on admission
a matricnation fee OF $40. small charge for ave-
rage damages.
Much pains have been taken TO bring the expenses
Of education here within the means Of the greatest
number. Boarding, including lights, care Of rooms,
&c, together with tuition, rent, and other char
ges, amounts to about Sl56 for the College year
This is exclusive Of fuel, which is furnished at cost,
and washing at 37l cents per dozcn-the amount OF
these items varying with the habits Of the student.
Students may be admitted at any time-chsrges In
proportion. Bills payable in sdvance-half at the
opening, the balance at the middle of the session
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
In this School pupils are fitted for admission 10 the
College classes, for other objects students who
are unpreparec for entering particular class may
are not designed for u profession can select such
branches rs will suit their objects In life.
This school will be under the constant superin-
dence of the Faculty ofthe College.
Charges per quarter.
Reading, Writing, and Elementary Arith-
metic $500
Arithmetic, geography, English grammar,
geography Of the heavens, ancient and
modern history w
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Algebra,
Geometry, Surveying, Bookkeeping,
and Composition 90
Latin and Greek Classics 10 W
Pupils who board and have room in the
College building will be charged for Lii
brary, ROOM Bed and Furniture, per
quarter $50
Table Lights, and Servant, per week 25
At less expensive table Is
Instruction will be given in French and German,
without additional expense, to those who study the
languages.
COLLEGE Hill, Oct. 16, 1874.
Oct Id To,
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BOOKS OF CHRISTIAN BALLADS.
WITH beautiful Illustrations and decorations and
w richly bound and gilt one quarto volu ne just
published, and this day received by +. TAYLOR.
Sept %.
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POLITICIANS REGISTER for Is44-showing
l. the complete election Of all the States by coun-
ties. Just published T. TAYLOR.
oct rs
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NEW BOOKS AT FRANCK TAYLOR'S.--
L Scenes, Incidents and Adventures in the Pa
cihc Ocean, during the cruise of the clipper Marga-
ret Oakley, under Capt. Benz. MorrelI, BY Thos. j.
Jacobs, it'll engravings.
The Wandering Jew, by Eugene Sue, No. 1.
No. 8. Kendall's Life of Andrew Jackson-25
cents.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

DREADFUL DEPKAvIIY IN BosToN.-This was an
indictment against person named James Mann,
whois seventy years age charging him WITH attempt
TO commit rape upon gr thirteen years OF age by the
name OF Mary Jane Warren The prison by the side
II his counsel and his becched locks milling hsnd
conrased with the tender OF the msle upon whom
he was charged with committing the Outrage, rendered
u scene truly rsvotng. The girl is quite interesting,
aud appeared she had been Of decoy ed into Manns
shop, where he worked at cabinet making and by giving
her money and promising her work box and some other
fancy articles, he succeeded in having criminal inter
course with her
The little girl in her testimony did not say that he usd
any other violence towards her save in throw ing her
dwn roughly he told her IL she made any noise he
would stop her mouth. The indictment also charged
,dusry against Mann and TO sustain this witnesses were
called ns 10 his conduct In the year 1899, from which IL sp
neared that he in the habit OF getting little rs into
his phop and women grown, end having criminal
intercourse with them These acts were through
or. vices in the daor What rendered the depo
able was the fact defendant married and his
an daughters called Witnesses who stated tba
hey had warned the little girl repeatedly against their
tther for fear he would seduce her They said he
hard master |, admitted by the prisoners counsel
hat he was a bad man thst he had committed these
rape and the counsel sbored TO impress upn the jury
he Importance of rightly making these dist notions, %
he offence OF rape would subject the prisoner TO impu
comment In the State Prison while that OF lev dpess was
fnable offence, at most punishable IN the fonse Of
Correction. The jury had not reurneda verdict when
we left the Contribution Mail, Not. IL.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14
UNIVERSITY SURGICAL AND MEDICAL
CLINIQUE.

THIS Institution has been established by Medical Faculty
Of the University Of New York for the purpose Of enabling
hose citizens who are Affected and WHOSE
ry operations, erormed srst1ousIy and likewise furnish
dsce and medicine 70 the sick Of charge On even
saturday throughout the Dr. MOTT viii be in attend
the Clnqne, $50 Broadway, give advice aud perform
surgical that be required The Clindue will
,psn pin. I, snd a az, sloe 4. % sas 9sIoet, M,
inder the direction Of Dr. BEDFORD aso ntsnded TO
furnish gratuitons assistance 70 their con6ne
requested register their names with DR.. BEDFORD 7t3
Broadway and they will be attended At ther houses FREE of
chargs. % Awlmsnc
The New York herald., 1844-11-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.

STRANGERS AND CITIZEN afnictsd with any form
~ rsty Of Syphc, Mecural other disease wht
have been only hall cured By quac had better carefully peru
the following letter -
Dr. Coopt-Sr -Last July contracted certain priysn
disease and immediately applied doctor, who promised
cure me a werk. continued with him two months, but
sdversng and each promised positively to
me- at length discovered the object Of these
aey and that ey doctors concluded to int
The hospital where the doctors kept under Of
eight wce throat and liberated pains
all Joints, and my body covered With ulcers was
any more medicine and advised southern climate left
he hospital and by advice Of several friends placed myself
sstored TO perfect health. / wish this published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Cooper wsrrns 70 cure every case no matter hoy long
,ass Of private maadies cured in ~ hours without ntsrnp
Nth the patients habi Dr. Coopers Office II Duane STREET
doors from Chatham st No rn nav
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

been conveyed by him to Seaman and by the latter TO
Anderson Richards the interest the bond Of McVic.
kar paid by the said A. r. until the lst April 40
but in July 40 they declined making any further pay
ments and tht complainant shortly serw ards
for the first, that the lots unnproved, unpro-
dHctve and wholly insufficient in value, in Nov ~
at any time afterwards as security for 5000; the com
plansnt thereupon In sept 40 applied to for
Mr. McV stating that he had convey ed the rty
TO Seaman, snd though he did deny his liability TO
complainant alleging was the fact, that he had three
years before made assignment OF all his properly and
He then applied 70 Seaman, but found that tho house
Of which he was member had stopped pay ment in 37
and that be was also able TO pay liable heIe0T
that complainant uterw0 discovered that the time Ct
the assignment to mplanan the lots described IN the
mortgage OF McVickar ncumbered by taxes 10 the
amount oi sal Co., with interest from l7h OF Nov 6 at
Ia cent the whole Of hich paid by Complainant
the 10Th OF Nov AZ amounting to $37 o.; also he
certaned that McVickar was insolvent Nov W, and
that the Enforcement his bond representing the nte
thereon have been paid to the 2sh OF June 49,
erroneous; such interest in fact been paid
by McV nor by anv person connected with Il pTopery
that after ascertainng these facts csmplsnsnt in Oct
al caused defendant 10 be informed that the bond and
mortgage fMcV had proved nsu sient security and
that the property was ncumbeIed and requested him
take back the bond and mortgage and refund to COM
planant the amount justly due TO him. complansnts
assigning said bond and h hch re quest
defendant refused comply, with NOR formal sp
picatisns and offers made by complainant that defendant
having objected among other things that panant was
bound to proceed 10 fereclose the sell
motgaged premes and seek satisfaction for any balance
tees successfully of said premises and TO enforce the per-
sonat liability OF all SAID parties provided defendant
would agree that by taking such proceedings complain
ants claims against him should not be impaired sh CT
thereupon this suit was commenced
Adjourned over to this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

LOST-TWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
osT.oa Sunday the 10Th Of November between and
corner Of Wall and ou.h thence up Ws 70 the Express Once
in Broadway, roll of bills tied with twne string; amount
ye and ten dollar bills: mosy.of this City and State
II thukJ this state Also check on Tradesmans Bank for
$780, filled up but signed lated 4th h of November 1874
reward person giving information the subject shall
receive liberal and the many thanks Of the
MA 3t*nc EDWARD FRiSBY, 81 South 1t.
POST OFFICE, New York, Nov. l2, 1874.
ENG!MLsH MAiLLLstter BAGS rer Steamer hIBERNiA. !.
city, Friday The 18th instant minutes o'clock
M. The overland Of each single letter
must be paid. JOHN LOKlMER GRAHAM, r. NJ
The New York herald., 1844-11-14
Court CnIendnr-Th,s Dav.

Common PLsAs-Nos 3, 2o. 70 40 go "a 10, 49, 49, S.
Ciacuir CornrNos II, 80, ~, 49, b2 81 55 81, "a e6
So l03, II, 40, 58 2a3, 90.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

SUGAR MAKING The sugar houses IN the vicin-
ity Baton Rouge have assumed their winter garb The
chmneys present cloud Of smoke by day and pillar Of
fire by night
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

Nov l3 Frazer johnson IL this case reported /,
Yesterdays Harald, the jury rendered verdict lor plain
tiff $25.
Tyson Bdily. Ward y Co An action Of asaumpsi
TO recover the OF deposits stock allie
to have been lodged to the credit Of defendants Verde
nonsuit, subject to the opinion of the court.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

The accommodations Of these shps surpassed
passage soo Passenger will be supplied with every rsas
site, with the exception Of wines and liquors.
Goods intended will be forwardee by TIN
scrbers FREE from other than the actually incurred
on them. For freight passage, agply
BOYD & HiNCKEN Agents,
je25 No. Tontns Buildings cor Wall and Ws;ar sts
The New York herald., 1844-11-14
ASA. NOW GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
. 5 :. &l|, &l|.|S -, 4 ,& + -, &

BY The BLACK BALL OR Old LINE OF
LIVERPOOL PACKETS
l6alng from Liverpool the 7h and 10Th OF every
Persons wishing send the Old Country for ts frend
make the necessary arrangements with the Subscribers and
have them in this Line o5 Packets, saias
They will also have first rate e!s. q American trading ships
from that port One Of the firm, mr. James u. Roche,l
there. that they shall be forwarded with and des
patch
Should the parties agreed for not come out the money will
be tumed 70 those who paid here without any reduction
The Black Ball Old Line Of Liverpool Packets, comprise
shs he folleTng nIsagnifceut Ships viz z,,,,,, ,
CAMBRIDGE. COLJMBJJS
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICAN
With such superior and unequaled arransemen the Sub
po which has extended TO them for which
they grateful.
Those proceeding remng money their relatives car
all times obtain Drafts at sight for amount drawn dec
1'' Gss.rs FREsCoTsT. GRoTE, IT, xMEs co.
which will be paid on demand at any Of the Banks or then
Branches in all the principal towns throughout England Ire
ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 co.
33 Fulton street, New York,
next door to the Fulton Bank
N B-The Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sail from this por
for Liverpool the st and 18th each month"; Parties
ing the Old Country will find their comfort and advan
select this avos Line for their conveyance prefer
ence to any other.
Ie5 5msrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-14
Circuit Court.

THnXt Kent
Nov IL Charles D.l Tecchfo William Hotcard -
This action Il repevn 10 the value Of
painting Of Washington done by the plaintiff, which was
under warrant for rent Verdict for defendant
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

FORGERY DETKcTED.-On Saturday last, Just at
the opening OF the Shoe and Leather Dealers
Bank respectable looking appeared at the counter
dted Boston, Nov o. is44 and purporibg to hsve been
signed by Caleb setscn Of this city payable to the or
der of John OTIS for nearly five hundred dollars which
he proposed to have discounted He was asked IL the
note he presented made Cal.b seson who keeps
in Broad street He replied that 1t He was then
call in short time and get the money As he turned 10
90 Of the bank casting his eye into the directors
room, he identified by to whom he was person
ay known The note then shown to the teller and
he suspicious was counter fet the note was di
recty sent TO the counting Of Caleb stctson and
thereupon declared forgery. The person has hereto
fore borne respectable character and hasa very respec
table family and connexions He resides In neighbor
ing town.--Bostsn Post. Nov ~
The New York herald., 1844-11-14
PEOPLES LINE OF NI.E.a MBUA1S
kUk ALBANY.

FEOFZES - LIVE OF OIE-l H6Od1O
EUk ALBANY.
<AnD5en - DAILY Sundays excepted-Through direcs,
r; M;. from he Steamboat Pier betwess
,Courtlandi aud Liberty streets.
Ine SlrasnOoas KNICKEKBOCKER, Captain A. r. 81
John, Monday Wed.A.E and Friday Evening. o'clock
The Steamboat kOChESTER, Captain A. Hought0n,
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Evenings at o'clock.
Ysvm rss loot of Barclay street.f -.
At Five O'Clock, r. M-Landing intermediate Places.
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. captain r. g. Crut
at O'Clock. -
IrussSav ITwrrssv md Saturday Afernoous az oclosk
.s.esgen k.ns estnes Of me above LINES will
Albany ample take the Morning Trains Of Cara oi
the west N boaes are new and sqbstantla are fur
and for speed and
e0mmodatious, are snrixalied on the Hudson.
All persons are forbid trusting any Of the boats Of ha
line without an order iron The Captain.
For passase freight apply board. to r Z. Schultx.
n the Office on tiss wharf o2erc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
EXECUTORS.
Sale OfLand.

BY virtue of The power and authority
vested in the Undersigned, by the last will
and testament oil the la,e Samuel Freeman,
deed. lie will Offer at Public Sale on
TUESDAY The 18th day OF March, next
on the premises, all those two different
tracts OF land; whereon the late Samuel
freeman lived and died, containing So
acres 3 Rnods Is Perches of land, Of
which about Is acres are in wood anil
timber. and the residue in meadow and
aud arabic land.
1t is situated in a very pleasant and
healthy place within half mile from
Back creek Mills, and The same distance
the Chesapeake aud Delaware canal, and
7 miles from EIklon. and is convenient I'd
SCH OILS aud places OF worship The soil
i. "i good quality and easily improved
Qulch lime can he had for Ii cents, within
] annie of the place
The improvements consis, of log
house stories high, and a Kitchen, III
1olerahle repair. and small log tenant
house, frame corn crib, granary and
5 able
The TERMS Of sale i'll be, one third
cash on The day of Sale, one other third IN
nine months; and the remaining third IN
eighteen months from the day "t Sale.
with interest on The luo last pa, mens
from said day of sale, which ale to be
secured by bonds or notes with approved
security, or the whole may he paid IN
cash st The option ofthe purchaser or pur-
Clia,ers
Sale to commence at IL o'clock. VI,
SAMUEL FREEN AN. Exerhr,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
Public Sale.

On Tuesday lath March, witt, out re-
serve; at tho farm now Occupied by +. P
Grace Esq. The following property To
wit. Oae woke of Oxen, Ok ear, broad
tread, nearly new, Wood wagon, Hay
carriage, Dearbourn, Carriage and hsrnsss
whea, fan, new patent, ploughs fiarr"ws,
Cullivators, wheel barrow, dung aud hay
forks, Shoyells, Mallocks, Spades. rlough
Gears, Single and double ees,Grind Stone
also Ward Robe. good article, Bed
steads, Tables, Chairs SC. With vsrie-
" of other articles no, enumerated, bar
gains will be Sold. Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock gu said day. attendance by
HUGH BROWN.
N. 3. A House s. Garden for rem, to II
working man with small family Cheap,
apply soon as above.-l WITS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

Francis 4. Ellis, Judgment of con-
VS. demua!ion tsfore
Joseph Cheek 70 lore William Hanes
Ferrgrme Cheek Esq. tnr Sal, 8 debt
& Elizabeth Over. and 6.25 cos, with
Interest from 20h October 1913 till paid.
ne SUBSCRIBER having purchased reul es-
tate Of The above named defendants al
.ale thereof, in virtue Of an execution ls-
sued Oh the foregoing Judgment. made
on the l4,h day of December 1913. b,
Vim. II. Ricketts,, (Cnnstable.) hereby
gives nolice that he nten Is 10 apply TO
the Judges of Cecil county Court. at its
mex, session, to be held in Elkt"n on The
l., day Of April next, Tor continuation
Of said sale, when and where the saii
detendar Is, or their creditors, or any other
persons, claiming an interest III the matter
will have an opportunity OF stating OBJ
ieciinns if any they have, whv the sale
should not be confirmed, aud for that Pur-
pose are hereby warned To appear.
The property purchased hv The sub,
scriber consists of all the rgh,, title aud
interest, of the salt, defendants. being three
undividet. fourth parts of all that house
aud lot situate lying and belng "n The
ives, side of the Elkt"n and Back Creek
Road near the Pivot Bridge. over the
Nhesspt axe and Delaware anal. III Ce'
Gil co, adjoining laws of John l.Giayton,
and Mrs. Thompson. and was struck of
for .he sum OF $4,000.
JOHN L. CLAYTON.
March 81 lS4i-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
TEMPERANCE MEETING,

The Cecil County Temperance Socieiy
will hold its next quarterly meeting
Elklon on Saturday March 9,h, nexl, IL
o'rlnrk A. NJ.
The respective local Sncietes are pa
,icmtarIy requested to report the name
and residence OF their Presidents. the
number OF members, and increase since
last meeting Of ihp County Society.
n WILKINSON Spc'rv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
Public Sale.

viii be sold at Public Sale, on Ned.
nesday the Goth day of March Lext.. on
the premises, ii no, previously sold a! pri-
vale sale, the farm on which The subsci
her resides, containing 72l acres of land
.he mos. OF which is cleared, aud in
good smle Of cultivation, having had a
considerable quantity Of lime and manare
put ON it du,inS the pas, year. 6 acres of
which is sown in wheat. The Improve
men,s consis. of good comfortable frame
Dwelling House, with Il never failing
spring of the best wafer at the door, q log
Barn, and Slabing, and other necessary
,td15ek. out buIldings--llkewise an APP
z8tsk pie Orchard of choice grated
The said Farm is located about J miles
from the thriving town of Port Deposit
where lime Can be purchased for l2l Cts
per bushcl, and where market can be
obtained for all kinhs of Country produce
at Baltimore priccs-The location is re-
markabIy pleasu, and healthy, aud 1t j.
altogether one of the mos, dslrabe farms
IN The neighborho"d
The above fam adioins the lands of
George Kidd, Johr Carson, j. Janney
and others.
Also. q, the same time and place an ex-
cellen, family Horse and Carriage nearly
new. Cow, Sow and Pigs &c.
Terms make known on day of Sale.
ELIZABETH r. SMITH.
February 10Th lSl4--,s
"ViIage Record, a. West Chester Pa .
and Cecil Democrat, will copy once ii
week, and Baltimore American, twice a
week ill sale aud md bills to this office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
IN ClIANGFRY
Feb. l3rh iS44

James N. t"hard q Feb. lam lo3t
Laura W Cnnard.
Fhe object of The Bill flied in this cause
is Ia procure a decree tor the sale " rrr
tain mnrtgaged premises in Cecil CO..
which were on the IS h dav of Decemhfr
in The year 1912 mar'gaged bv thu d-'rn
danr. J"seph Dillingham; To the complain
AM
The Bill states that on the IS h ,lav of
December in the year 1912 the said J".
-eph GiIiugl,am of the county o. Phila-
lphia being indebted to the complain
ant executed to him Bond or ob|lga
lion Of tina, date IN the nenal sum of
p2940; with condition lhersnnde, writ
ten tor the payment of The sum "f Sl470;
on or before the first dav of April, then
nexl ensuing with lawful Interest Cor the
same and that on the said 2Sh day OF
December in the year 1912 The said Jn-
seph GllIinghan conveyed certain Farm
Tract or parcel Of Land called Choice"
situate wing and being in teriI CO.. MARY
'and. which is particularly described in
The Bill. and one of its accompany ing
tx hiblls INTO the complainant hy wav of
mortgage To secure The payment ci the
said sun of Sl470 with ineres, As al, .rr.
said on or before the said frs, day OF
April then next ensuing the dale thereof
l'he Bill further states that the con'plain
AMI had been informed th,t since the Ex.
eculinn of the SAID Bond aud Mortgage the
SAID Joseph Gilllngham, has sold or IN
tered int" all agreement tr sell the said
Trac. or parcel Of Land to James NJ. Con-
ard and Laura W. Conard VI Cecil CO.,
who now cain to hold the same aud
that no part of The SAID sum of Sl470; or
ut the Interest thereon has been paid To
the complainant, bu, that the Whole "t
the said sum with The Interest still re-
mains due aud owing to the complainant.
The Bill concludes with prayer tor an
order Of publication against The said Jn-
seph Gi lnngham who resides oil Of the
state oil Mar, land aud subpoena egains,
The said James N. C0nard and . IRA W.
Cnnard who reside in Cecil CO., warning
and commanding them to appear and an
swer said Pill and shew cause il any thew
have why Decree for sale of the mort
gagged premises should no, pass as play.
ed IN the Bill.
!! is ,hereupon adjudged and ordered
tina, the c"mplaInan, by causing copy of
tbs order 10 be inserted in some new spa
per published in the state of Maryland
once in each of three successive weeks
before the 25lh day of March next give
notice to the said absent drien,lan, Jn-
seph Gilingham Of ihf "bec, and snh-
stance ol this Bill and warn him To mp
pear in this court in person "r b, s"I,"'i,r
on or beinre the 18Th day of Iuly n+x' /"
answer the premises aud show cause il
an, he has why Decree ought no. t."
pass as prayed.
True copy. Test.
LOUIS G ASSAWAY.
Reg, Cur. Can.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
9SHardy Il bEaCkers.Es
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
No. is North Second Street few doors
South Of Arch Street,
PHLApCLPHlA.
Would respectfully invite the attention O:
country buyers, 20 their largo assortment Of
goods suited TO the Sci son.
They have on hand large Stock Of Foreign
md Domestic Goods, laid in at lower prices than
they can now be had, and arc prepared to offer
Inducements to the trade.
We solicit call from buyers before purcEas-
ing elsewhere, as we are satisfied that the prices
at which We an.otfer our goods cannot iail to
give satisfaction.
Philadelphia Jan. 18th ls4s-sm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
For Rent,

A dwelling house aud Bakery aaj"ln
ing. CONNECTED with the dwelling is All
apartment, suitable for a Rrfeclorv where
a profitable business in ,hi way might he
will he rented with the
above Slaughter house aud Sable.
This property is situated in the upper
ptr, Of the town of Port Denosit
Possession given on the 25ih March
next. For Terms apply 10
GEO " KIDD.
Kidd's Purchase Feb. l7h 1914.