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The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1852-11-06
A GOOD STORY.

We have heard funny story told OF
a young fellow, residing in one of the
tobacco growing counties Of Virginia,
who recently made his first visit to the
capital of the "Old Dominion," for the
purpose of selling his crop, seeing the
sights, rubbing off the rust which his
backwoods "fetching up" had thrown up
on his manners. He reached Richmond
about the middle of the afternoon, and
was fortunate in selling his crop at an
advantageous rate, and almost immedi
ately. Meeting with an old school
mate, one who had lived in! that city
long enough to know its ways, he was
adviser to take up his lodgings at Boy
denis, the crack hotel Of the place, and
thither he went with bag'and baggage.
Just before dinner his city friend called
upon him, and found him comfortably
located IN aroom just at the head ofthe
stairs It was close upon dinner-time'
Said bis friend:
"Suppose we take something to start
an Appetite" said the chap who had
Just come down.
"Agreed," rejoined the city friend, Ga
glass of wine and bitters for me-"
"Leps go down to the bar and get iii
dinners almost ready" continued the
tobacco grower.
awe might as well have it pp here''
was the rejoinder.
"Ring that bell there"
"What bell2"
"Pull that rope hanging there"
The young fellow laid hold of the rope
and gave it jerk, and just at that mo-
ment the gong sounded for dinner
Never had he heardsuch asound before
and the rumbling crash came upon hi
/. ~ With a report that stunned hin. =;
staggered back from the rope, raiset
both hands with horror, and exclaimed
"Great Jerusalem, what smash Tvs
broken every piece of crockery in the
house! There amt a whole dish left
You must stick by me, old fellow" ad-
dressing his frend-" "don't leave me in
this scrape, for my whole crop won't,
half pay the breakage. What did you
tell me to touch that cursed rope for?
But before his friend, who was burst
ing with laughter could answer, a SER
want entered the room with:
"Did you ring the bell, sir?"
"Bell! no blast your bell-I never
touched bell in my life. What bell ?
| never saw your BELL"
"Somebody rangthe bell of this room,
that's certain" continued the servant.
"No they didn't. There's nobody
here that ever saw bell" And then
turning to his friend, exclaimed, aside'
"Let's lie him out of it; | shan't have
a cent to SO home, IL pay the entire
damage. What do they set such ras-
cally traps as that for, to ttke in folks
from The country?"
After violent fit Of laughter, the
friend explained that it was only the
gong gsoundingfor dinner; a simple sum-
mons to "walk down to soup," got up
on the Chinese plan. They made their
way TO the dining-room, but it was some-
time before The young tobacco grover
could get over the stunning and awful
effects of thatgong. "Itwas agodsend,n
soid ac, fhat the crash did not turn nv
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"You've destroyed my pence Of mind,
Betsey," said a despairinG lover 10 q
truant lass. hAf fiaye Y
"lt can't do you much larm, John,
,,'sI,.' Tor Twas an amazing sn'afNgiScs you
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TIE FATE Of 4 RuNkARD.
ny DIcKESs

psnstrated into WlnarOw court, and
hraugh the bcgrina window Of the
IN aDH, Warden aHph from bis heavy
% lAd hinself alone. He rose and look,
Nv the DID aock nAtess on the door
every thing ns just as he re-
NV se seen i laaIad there was no
,oas s byehimseli, hving occupied the
lods,,. light feAal inquired Of other
Oth. iighbOrs; By his daughter had
stt,.,. ,Sn Heard Of. H ambled through
..ba ,,a. VinRed each wnched face, among
Bdths y nV Ibnged Ihem,gih anxious eyes.
Ii. seNas fruNess, td he returned to
we,rv night came on, desolate and
sOrnstS IA scco0,sss,, sn,.,r :, j, !. ..,,,.
manner su@ i Il, d,nI'. ,.' n. n ',,e sam, S,
last 4. v,,s - y ~ Der rsasrd bis ears. At
..tbourbt Of Il ~ N pit q Spssss, and long
fndesyoaqg bs q q he ele'vinghim, and
,alops s~'Tf, #. ..s 81 4d hin at to ,tprvs S",'s
NeFopld hhhNn.l
aebfgSt hiabreaJ95Sp,' '%a %o.t t''d her.
y ibSse Ss '1qS I wiring fronih. pity.or Gre.
al ii tbe N W. aVU u. ne 'dd',s,d himself was
lead; The roorJ 4, y Y, a ye'gps,d over his
sheltefedhm foi ppuy NV" W. iIly one that had
'fches and in bri,k telts--aOywlE Y 'ep' under
was some warnthorlheter f,o. X ny NAeIe there
lo,a Du' m .ae last 'atpevery dlses ~ 'S,a,
n, "a"' nc was y adtpnkard, IVY
Al last, one bitter ight, 6e,,nL NV
.sI ,.aH .al''. ana ~ he premature decak q VIZ.
rOn'sacy mad ''m him to the yOA nv ~.
.nnta. In. were We, :, hollow md livid his eyes\sm.., ~
bled beneath his sktDt. sna ~ -. n,s ieg' Sn
through every limb. 'O'u s"'Ver n
N And now the long isr,ot,.r Z. \
~ s'0"asd fhieE upon hjS i. ,sps' ,ha.s,
q The time he had home ny 1,,,.'' he ,noug99
AOme--and Of those VIZ sso,,sl ,o |appy cheerf
1'@ bin then, Until be feis. ~. y ana locke
'N sA"- sr;aps. ~, /, s. n-.s.'' ss'.'u' =
,so p'a,n' ~ 1''s 'nu u''olc' 'ney were
Il ne couiu 'Ou'h s'n iee' 'nen' LOOKS 'ha' ne
hll long forgotten, wete fixed upon him once more
foices Ions hushed \ death, sounded in his ears,
be the music Of yillgs bells. But it was only
br an instant. The rin beat heavily upon him,
~. 'O'' anu "'"s ~ ep'" y" "''S "e'''
Pr"' 1, :, amlA a; s.,,! r. a.,
ne 'O's a"D % %ass'1 ~ ~ ''u,O9 . -"
-, .a''"s ~ '1T W ''.s 'as'', o''u ',"py,
lc few passers by atthat late hour, hurried
pickly on, and his tremllous voicsw lost in
Ieyiolence Of the storm. The heavy chill again
ruck through his frame, and his blood seemed
stsgnate beneath il Hdcoiled himself up in a
projecting doorway and trid to sleep.
But sleep had fed from hF ddff ard glazed eyes.
His mind wandered strangely, but he was awake
md conscious. The well kIpwn shout q drunken
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1852-11-06

A letter from Commissioner Bartlett
to the Secretary Of the Inferior, dated
at the pimo Villages, July Q, announ-
ces the completion on the lit Of the sur
vey of the Gila River. By recent let.
ters from Major Emory itappcars that
the survey of the Rio Grande has ad-
vanced as far down as Preside del Nor
te, where Major Emory now is, and
that Lieut.. Mickler. who was engaged
in surveying the lyer downward from
Eagle Pass, (whic Is, We believe, a.
bout five hundred lpiles below lie Pre-.
sidio del Norte,) ~ completed the
survey of about dcs, Sen, III
consequence Of Ii more d9oult p6r.
tion of the work between Preside ael
Norte and Eagle Pass he was ordered
to work upwards laII "a 0uli meet
Major Emory's downward piiies, hen
they would all restme wor below he
Pass, and continue o the mouth Of lie
river Commission Barlle,, md bis
parties have pIobaby arrived al II Pa
so before this time.
Fl N
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10 be blufled off with q she's !

rebuffs and assurances
nothing was wanted-they never h''o
any thing in that way. NsvsEllrlei
he made his call steadilywith sscl re-
ular post, and in reply to the iniorf fa's 7
that it was Of no use to cal, r.
known his purpose to do sOjust
as he pleased.
One bitter cold day the be y
the good lady hastenedto get
out Of the dough in which they
busy, to answer the csll--whe,
reached the door, there stood the n
lasting pedlar. II
"Any tin.ware to day, ma'am9'f
"Have you any tin kitchsns9"
ayes, ma'am," and away he go'
bring samples, chuckling at tie
that his deal was successful ct y
"There's nothing" muttered R
hanging on, any how"
The tins were brought, and Il
we're nextinquired for. Theppn
brought, and other articles eiuT
to seven different kinds, until I
portion of the pedlar's load had
transferred to the house.
sIs there anything else you
ma'am?"
"Oh, mol don't want sny Of th
| only asked il you had them."
The pedlar was fairly "sold,"F
moment felt like getting angr,
the idea rather tickled him, and b
menced returning his wares toll
without uttering a word. Heb
called at that house since"
An exchange paper remark
chinery ~ y, .ched arsret
pe,s S''" N'l"s'F''l0n
says;
"We saw some burnt pc
the hopper Of a coffee mill, th
day, and inless than two minu.
occupying a place in q grocer}si
labelled, 'Old Government Jays.,
The following parody on Moore's beaatI,
Of the Last Rose Of Summer possesses h
Of quaintness and originality. Itis almost
however, TO parody such a beautiful song
which we refer, and which will be SUI
mired by the whole world, as long az
language shall exist.-Con. Cour.
PARODY. s,s
'Ts The last cake Ot'uppsr,
Left steaming alone,
All its light brown companions
Are butter'd and gone,
No cake Of its kindred,
No cookie is nigh.
To steam on the pl
Or near It's mate |.
Pll not leave thee,
To meet cold 4 az
Since thy mates arss, .,.u,
Come lie on my pIaisi
Thus kindly III butter
Thy steaming sides DER,
And think on thy sweetness
When thou art no more.
@
Thus all cakes must follow,
Three times every day,
When breakfast is ready
They vanish away.
When hunger is mighty,
And sickness has flown,
No cake can inhabit
The table alone.
THE PRESENT.
Look not for ever forward,
With anxious heart and eye,
But heed, with watchful earnest
The moments as they iy, =
He who upheld thee in The pss
Will leave thee not alone
So. let the future res'
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THE PRESENT.

THE PRESENT.
Look not for ever forward,
With anxious heart and eye,
But heed, with watchful earnestl
The moments as they ly
He who upheld thee in The pss
Will leave thee not alone
So, let the future res'
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1852-11-06

"We saw some burnt pc
the hopper Of a coffee mill, th
day, and inless than two minu..
occupying place in a grocerysi
labelled, 'Old Government java,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

B,rri Al none Of these places could you sind di,,.
,reh az were produced by Uae; By soyer tor.r,v -
Lord Cho,i,ifed; by Roiiv., with Lord WIZ
a. ty Psrrtr with Lord LONDONDERRY ,nn., No.. ~
e,t 10 r,er,,cn TIE two great consracspr. foy 49,.
n q ,urpcrs: These are Chevo;. OF the Paas, Ri ~
I,tel OF tie Boulevard dcs i,alsns. Tae bc.t po.sIs
Il Aicria. may he procured AZ thee establishments. -
n dinners Of Chevct and POtcl expensive sp3 -
ttr-a sort OF ,ripota9s Of truies eockscouAs s,..
f,h mounted N the back OF hllet Of beef AM ~.
,irele .nirse which connoi-ssur eet The -.
swtys tosrmeHbs and cold. for their feather. are g..
On scain b,fcre they arc served up. You are po, -
<sn Of tho pretended French g,s,ronomy. i,hs. -
Grated 10 Ergsnd end hss no wish 10 return Wa.
nc, absolutely die OF hunger here. and TIM; Is all .Ar -.
be aid"
The importance Of cooking. in a political pO;., =,
view is thu. ,et forth by Brllsi-ssvsria;
.By the Treety OF November, 1878 France was A,,.,
% raw ;l. slm Of 5OO0O 600 francs within three w.,
be.idss clsiins for compensaons and requisa;cr, =
various sorts. amounting 10 nearly a. maen more n.
apprehe u ION became general that na;son bankrr,
u.t cusue TIE more partcu u sii Wa 10 b pi
in ,nscie Airs sad the good people OF Frsnce =,
,hy .s,y the fatal iumbr 20 by on IT. wayto be and
,hc Rue Niv:Cnnc Alas our money Is emiyrliEs,
next ycsr We hall 90 down upon our Knees before 6ya
franc piece: we abou; 10 sli INTO N. onino. 4
a ruined man speculatons OF All sorts WI al; tese
VIII he 70 such thing borrowing; II VII be wee..
exhaustion cruel deSih' The event proved tae a.
prehen ion TO he false and 90 The grca' rs'onsmn,
all engaged II financial matters. TIC ply ciss W re aas
with facility. credit rose loans were eagerly esssai q
and during the hole time thu superp0rg;ion lated u
balunce al exchange was IN favor OF France, VIVA
proves hat mere money came into than went Gut ia
What i the power that t. Cur g.ri-fsnccf VA
IL the uivlty that effected this miracle Gosresasx
When The Brtons, Germans, Ciumcrilns end S.ys.aa,
brokc into France. they brought with them rare v.
raciiy a stomach OF ordinary calher. They al ~
long remained satisfied with the of ,isi cheer was
forced hospitality supphed 10 them; acy ayree "a
more refined cpoymcau. and in a shor. time the lass
CITY was little more than an immense rcieclor. Ia
efectess stll and foreigners iccS from every pan q
Europe 20 renew during peace the pleasing habit oa.
trncied curing the TAcy mus come Ia Pare; sAe,
there they eat and dnuk without regard TO prr
and i cur funds Obtain preference, II Il owing lea %
tire higher interest they pay hen . tae instructive con
sdenoe Z i impossible 10 help rcposing in peoe.
arnong whom gourmandr are 30 heppy."
But our lt,es, anthtr ity, alas. upSois this brilliant
kitchen cabinet theory. Milords have stolen away TIA
bert Frerch cooks, and we simply exist we DO ~
longer lire in Paris. w.hE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
FRANCE.
French and English Matters.

PAHrs- Thursday, Sept 30, ls52
Here is in Nicholas Niekit5y Lady's maid
who Ilas;ers her young nj over with ;he hekest
'et LleI! snd sthoush the mistress knows her maid
"' lying oil The while, It'll she likes to hear the adula
ton Tie hvered meaisls OF NJ Bonaparte are us, in
tbs rosi:ion Nhen they tel him he Las sved soe, IA
q e.; MN, rld eny can keep il saved BY turning
Iml eTcI AID wesTlrg The crow and pm pie" No man
snows letter 'hsn he tha; all tis ia lying and We, he
hAes 10 esr H. In the grind CGtrdru a, Rheims AVA.
IIocr'ee fax Of I'll which the pious pre,,e. s.id
Vas tIGusL frcm Les,cn in tie bcak Of doc =, a.,
n'u er' - Aeine vas about 10 baptze the frs: king
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
From CosrA RicA.-We are in receipt of The

From COSTA KIcA.-We are IN receipt of Tie
Gac0a TO Sept Is. The thirty first anniversary Of the
national Independence celebrated on the 18th with
public rejoicing An instruction Of prisoners eoa6as
in the Cattle Of San joe Guatemala took place in tbs
night OF Aug 10. Above hundred Of them rose upca
the guard, under The leading of soldier named Victor
Csr1mhot, cot possession OF muskets and cannon, VIII
which in the morning they commenced firing uyoa
the city, though without doing any great dan
pse The fire was returned by picket Of rae,
who soon stopped the d charge from the castle
TIE insurgents cent to the Governor tina, b
would siop the rifles from firing ON the caste
they would surrender next day. lie replied they nut
surrender at oncc or they should be severely punished
This ended TIC porlcy and at 10 O'Clock on the night
the 18Th the insurgents left the castle and TOOK to digit
But few Of them escaped, most being reaken a, one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
Loco FocO CHARTER NOMINATIONS IN Book

LYN.
&ren4 Hard-Alderman-Sauuel Graham. Con.
stsele-Wilism Hyde Commissions r OF Exci-e-Johu
Nerd.
ESshA HsTd-Adernsn--Peter Wyckc4 Cons.a.
ht-Catnlan Wikon. AssessoT-Zetulnn L Combs
In the Ninth Ward 10 Nominations were made in con-
sequence OF hight between tire friends q, the di-.r,
csnddstes during which the bSllot box-au old hat
was carried twsy. Tie meeting wa then eijourpe n
some ether d.y. Ia the sixth Weird similar scan, o.,
CURED and another meeting has also been called In
the Filth Ward, three candidates are IN the fed Tor AL
erinsn Two OF them declare that .ity Vii run whether
they are terminated or MOI, while rhe third NJ Hill !.
tlpesI', has The majority OF the Non mating srt,e
IN m iSvor, ard vail probably be the choice oi the Con-
veniiOn.
fissr CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcr.-JsxEs
hArHier has received the nolnnsticn for Congressman
BY the Loco foeos Of tie First Di..act.
RATIFICATION MEErNs Posr7oxsn-Taa
congressional Ratification Meeting which is 10 he b.,s
In "iliismfenrgh has been postponed uni. week se.r
next IN Consequence Of the Wig Ms; Nse,in, VII,
WIZ take place in NewYork next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

~ The Rev. Thomas G. Young, Pastor ofst
NicbolSs Church Charleston, g C, died las, Noplsv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-10
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,

CITY UNLEANS IS02. y
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty-fth
section of the Act of notice hereby given
that following bills of unpaid taxes for the Second Dis
trict New Orleans will be deposited in the Third Justices
Court Richard Richardson Esq, Judge, to be proceeded
on according law Persons wishing to pay any Of these
bills do by calling at the City Treasury previous to
the 10th inst. -.7f
: 49, Ii GARLAND, Treasurer.
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: -.
Cru on ORKEASs, July s, 1885,
In accordance with the provisions OF the thiry-fifth
section Of the act Of consolidation notice hereby given
trct NEW Orleans win be- deposited in the First ustices
Court b Byrne ESQ Jnstice be proceeded accord
lug toaw Persons Wishing pay any of these bills can
instant. j IS l55-fssj
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Sl71tfl q yd6 IISAL I
ez ras ocssoErDArnp CRY Or NEW ORLEANS.
rarAsuREa's OFFICE,

III A6oofdscs Nth the q the thirty nth sec
to4 x ~ Al " Consolidation notice is hereby given
fhk the opnx k Of unpaid taxes for the city Of New
QAks VIII y deposited In the Second District Court
H. ~. JUDGE, to be preceeded ON according to
N efsons wishing To pay any Of these bills do
Sal Il ths treasury previous Is ~ 10th inst
W ssEk*sfE7 r. Nv. H. GARLAND Treasurer.
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DObu1ss = Hny7.tstgtOssss
DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT
NJ CAMP STR EFT i1i

This weknown establishment having thoroughly repaired
Esil PfcrUKE Psras furnished
In the mostsu superior style and hnish.
n Bopsrao fitted out with oemlste at the lev
hasize Tabes with Boz Tablets twenty-five dollars
Quick working Tubes Plates AmeIlcan and Fsch C.e Frames
Stands the
DAGuERREbTYPE BUSINESS, constantly hand, sale
whoeuale and retail I''5 4'z5g ian6 II
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nAGUERREOTYPER ROOMS, No. so Philppa
Poydras and Perdido, where DAGUERREAN
beauty expression put in the neaes style Pins
than other firm the city. The
pistor tenders thanks o ha
on with his devotion and experience in the buneas for ten
years. will insure HIM iberabe Of public
patronage. In2l I'll JAMES LoCkWooD i
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs g. & A.
l. RoSIERE ST. Charles stress No. 81 Pro-
eaaors oft the noble Anrt of Self Defence.
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Eugene Louis + M.15
Escot J B P A M. "a
Eagleson VIM. 20
Eckhart L.......10
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TREASURER'S OFFICE,
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, July 5, 1852. :

-7IT| TREASURER'S OFFICE, I
6.g ,- Cry OF NEW ORLEANS, July 5, 1852.
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty fifth
ton of the act Of consolidation notice is hereby given
that the following bills of unpaid taxes for the First Dis
trct New Orleans will be deposited in the Second JUS
tees Court G. v Jon ESD Justice to be proceeded on
according to law Persons wishing to pay of these
bills do by calling at the City Treasury previous to
the 10Th instant. y .t
- 81 VIM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-22
BRANDRETH's PILLS.

Aneurism, o. Enlargement Of the Heart, Arfe-
ries, Plies, DC. DC.
TTSE the pills two or three times week in do
~ ses sufficient to purge freely; and when .
paroxism CONES on, fearless use of the Pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and ia
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected. the
danger is oyer for that attack. Angina pectoris
aud stone ia Ito gall-hladder are treated ia the
same manner; aud although considered incura-
BILE by the medical profession. are cured by the
use OF Bran3rsh's Pills. Piles are cured by
Branlrcth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
must be full six OF eight for few nights To-
gether will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
disease comes on 10 the treatment Of other dises-
scs. it is COOL sign; Use nothing but the pills,
and. ~ an oetgarj application, cold cream or
bard, and make frequent use Of cold water locally.
Where there have been pectoral affections. as
ssthmas coasunptian &c. perseverance will he
required viii The pills TO effect permanent cure
But any othes cousse viii assnrcdly bring on the
pecioral affection.
Ia cases 81 Debility, Weakness, Wustings. De-
elmer, or Consumption approaching. il will he
necessary to conpence iii small doses Begin
with one pill going to he'd next night two pills;
do this alternately for th(ee or four days, or
longer; if noateration taket place, then increase
pill each night until 6ys a. six pills are used.
then dscsease by one pill, Gown to one pill.
Should any feyerish symptoms arise. then take
strong doses until the fever is reduced. When
This is done. the paticntmsy drop down to such
doses As their osp judgment shall determine;
being c,sefI 10 keep the drain upon lhe impure
humors; - these are removed, 50 VII be their
adv ,ncemcpt 70 sound health. 81
DR.. BranIteth's Principal Office, al Broad
way New York.
r Agents for the sale of Branafcth's Pills:
d. Hoartt. Hillshoroush; J. B. M.Dadc. Chapel
Hill; q. 4. Mehanc, Mason Hall; A.Mickle &
10, Binsham's School. IL
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Ho u S e an d 4 o t S
near IIillShoroIgh.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

sEyHE House and lot where the late Priesily
n. Manguw resided, near ilstorough. on
tho Oxford road is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though mol
within the corporation. is sufficiently near to en-.
joy the advantages THE town. The LOT has on
il all the necessary out houses. good WE'LL aud
a garden. A LOT adjoining. containing absu,
three acres, will also he sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply 10 Stephen Moore esq. Hills.
borough.
December IS. ? a.