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The Lambertville press., 1859-11-09
Common Council Meeting.


Proceedings of Common Council,
Nov. I. 1855 Regular monthly meet
ing. Present, Mayor C6ryell, in The
chair, and Messrs. KEEPER, Wilson,
! Titus and Lambert, councilmen. The
minutes Of October Sd were read and
approved.
The finance committee reported the
following bill From Gas Company,
for gas for street lamps for the month
of October, $8.64. On motion, the
bill was ordered to be paid.
Mr.. Lambert from committee to
procure a stove for council room, re-
ported that the committee had pro-
cured new stove at a cost of $8.
On motion, the report was accepted
and the committee continued.
Mr.. KEEPER, from the committee on
fire apparatus, reported that they did
not think it advisable to purchase any
more hose with the present fire appa-
ratus. On motion, the report was ac-
cepted and the committee continued.
Samuel Smith appeared and asked
remission of tax on dog, which he
alleged was dead at the time the
assessment was made. On motion, it
was referred to a committee to inves-
tigate the matter and report at the
next meeting. Mr.. KEEPER was APP
pointed the committee
The clerk of the town informed the
council that a suit had been commenced
in the Hunterdon Circuit by Isaac w.
Cayinger, against the town. On mo-
tion Of Mr.. Titus, the attorney of the
town was authorized to enter an ap-
pearance in the suit and defend the
same. Adjourned.
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Kings English.


We give the following as a curious
sample of the Kings English, which
sometimes falls into the hands of print
ers. 1t relates to certain Balsom y
in use =" the best remady for caughs
ever discovered and nervous complaints
rhumitism ours spranes and colick lame
back gravel cidney complaintes for
panes iu the side stomick breast palpi-
tation of the heart Despepsiy and liy-
er complaint
N b the best remidy for chapt hands. !"
This is about equal to the attain
ments of business man in an adjoin-
ing county who spells Isaac in the fol-
lowing fashion, "Eyezuk /"
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Fire. Famine. Hail and Rain

M AY cover our beautiful earth, yet they
lY1have no perceptible effect whatever upon
those sole-preserying, eyer-enduring, storm
scorning
BOOTS AND SHOES
made by COOK, at his manufactory in Bridge
St., (Schermerhorn's old stand).
Tho subscriber would appeal to the sympa-
thies of a wise public, beseeching them to look
to the covering of their feet, and make sure
/ that the foundations of the structure are well
protected and able to withstand the rigors of
the unusually severe winter that is approaching
and the thaws of spring sure to follow. Protec-
tiol Boots and Shoes manufactured to order
and repairing done neatly at the shortest notice
possible Remember the place-Bridge St.
two doors below Carver and Williams Store.
JOHN II. COOK,
Nov. '59-lm Proprietor.
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Excuse.

OUR SUBSCRIBERS, who receive their
papers by mail, will excuse our delay
in getting out our paper this week.
Our regular publishing day hereafter
will be Wednesday, but owing to the
additional labor consequent upon our
enlargement we have been unable to
come up to the mark. We shall en-
deavor to be up to time hereafter.
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Editorial Difficulties.

Next TO POVERTY, delinquent snb-
scriber and duns, to which most editors
are subject, the greatest difficulty is to
please the public For SO great is the
variety of public taste and feeling,
that, had the conductor of a periodical
paper as many heads, and as many pens
as his paper has readers, he could new
ser hope to please them all, for they
cannot please themselves. Does he
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Our FRIENDS throughout the county
viii please interest themselves in send
ing us any items of local interest. We
care not what form they may come in,
or how hurried the composition, we
will dress them up and place them be-
fore the public in their right shape
We will appreciate any favors in this
line.
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Horse Died.

MAYOR CoRYELI, of this place, while
driving through the upper end of our
county had the i'll luck to lose a SEEM
ingly well horse. Upon examining the
animal after death, it was found that
consumption had held sway and at last
claimed its victim.
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Perfect Watches.

MADE BY
B. J. WARNER AND FRED. MARsHarI
OF LONDON
unsurpassed for time and durability. HAVING -
Gelyed the appreciation of the Royal Polytsclaic
~, Prices at Retail from 800 to 5000
me Trade Supplied on Reasonable Term.
DIAMONDS &FINE JEWELRY constanlIv
on hand at Wholesale.
W. EVERTS0N SMITH.
July %, 1y. No. Is Maiden Lane New VOL,
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Contract Awarded.

Mr. WILLIAM Gown, Founder and
Machinist, of this place, has received q
contract for building one hundred coal
cars for the Beaver Meadow Railroad
Co. The cars are to be large double
ones, similar to those used by the B.
d. r. r. Co. =ft3ea+s] of Z
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Bargains, Bargains, BARGAINS.

Al D. II. lOUNG'S,
Corner Of Mum and York SIS, Lzm5erigiHe.
nWING to the great demand for 600Ds T
Ohave again been induced to add ta,nv far-
mer stock, much larger selection Of Goods
which viii be soldat prices to suit the times.
Challle DeLaines, at 124 cts. per yd.. worth a5
alnghams III cents per yard, worth 25.
Lawns at 6 cents and upwards.
Prints cts and upwards.
A good assortment of Cloths & Cassimeres at
reduced prices Hats and Caps as low figures,
Parasols Cheap.
GROCERIES.
Best N. 0. Molasses, at 48ets. per ralgan
Porto Rico at 43 cents per gallon.
SUGARS cheap as can be bought at the Cash
Stores yet still the credit will be extended 10 an
those who pay, and not to those who never nav
We know them. t'S
July Z, 1852 a.,
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Shocking Death.

OuOOA1IB D6dIII.7 n
On thenight of the 22d ult., young
couple, who were about to be married,
were sitting by stove in the house Of
Mr., Joshua Blackwell, in Hopewell
township, Mercer county, N. j., when
tue lady's clothes caught fire, and, in
spite of every exertion, she was SO bad
ly burnt that she died the same night
The young man's hands, while endeay-
oring to extinguish the flames, were
burnt to crisp. He will probably be
crippled for life. I'll
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Accident.

Mr. JOHN Fl. BUrrERFoss, of this
place, was considerably injured, on Fri
day last, by having wagon pass over
his body He was conveying large
heater, in a wagon, to Doylestown,, and
when few miles from New Hope, a
portion of the pipe fell out. While
Mr.. B. was endeavoring to replace the
articles, the horse became frightened
and Mr.. B. was knocked down and
run over by the wagon. zaf4gss
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SlI(u> 50.
BOozer'S Union Hardware ard
Cutlery House.
LAMBERTVILIF N i

IN. y.
INHE subscriber would hereby inform the eiti-
zens of LambertyilIe and vicinity. that he
sun continues to sell all kinds of Goods gene
rally Kept In Hardware Store Customers
VIII hnd fresh and well selected stock of
nails' Planes, Varnish, Oils, Turpentine, Glass
Putty, Burning Fluid, Camphene. Spades SHOW.
els, Hoes, Forks Augers, Saws, Files. Wrougbt
and Cast Hinges, Mortice, Janus Face and Rire
Locks, Screws and Bolts; large assortment of
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Shoe FINDINGS Har-
ness Mountings Carriage Cu~tain Cloth from
"a to GA, Lace and Fringe Curtain J,injn,.
ana general assortment Of Carriage Makers
trimmings. Also, Red Sole Leather. French
and American Calf Skins and Moroeeos Cal
cine Plaster, Plastering Hair, and Newark Ce-
ment.
ondertakers are particularly ealIed 10 oxcm-
me ms steek before purchasing eIse,4l esa fo,
particular attention has been taken 70 keen
mat department Supplied with the pewest ,,st
terms Of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws on,f
stud Plates, Hinges, Handles. Tsce and Silver
5iouidings &c, &c. Likewise FyIton.s P.tsnt
Coal Lamp and Coal 0iis.
would ihcrk nay frien Is and aca,aintor,oas.
for their past favors, and void gclieit sbeir ~
fluence in future. Please rive us a. cal AZ ~.
corner Of Union and Coryesl streets.
~ ,o,o J. r. BooZgR.
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LAYING of a Corner Stone.

THE CORNER STONE of the Baptist
Meeting House being erected at Stock
ton, viii be laid with appropriate SER
vices, on Monday, the l4th inst, at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ The public are in
vited to attend.
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Public Sale of Real EeSfate !

VAL be sold at Public Sale, on
"Wednesday, November. 3Oth. 1850.
ON TIE PREMISES NOW OCCUPIED BY
" Henry J. Martindell, in West AmwelI To. !
Hunterdon county, N. J., on the road leading
from Lambertville to Hopewel three miles from
the former, and seven from the latter place,
Valuable Farm,
CONTAINING 1877 ACRES OF GOOD LAND,
about 20 acres we'll timbered. There is a young
and thrifty apple orchard, in the prime of bear
ing; ALSO plum and cherry trees in abundance
The improvements are large, two story
STONE HOUSE.
well of lasting water by the door, barn and
Z Wagon house, corn cribs, and other necessary
out-budings. This property is under good
fence 1t adjoins lands of J. Lambert Wilson,
Israel Wilson, George Larison and Others The
location is convenient to stores, mills mechanics
and places of public worship
A further description is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing to purchase will view for
themselves This property is particularly adapt
ed to the
GROWTH OF PEACHES.
1E Sale to commence at / o'clock, D. M.
Conditions made known on day of SALE
To be sold by the, Heirs,
II. J. MARTINDELL, & Others
nov3 If
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Drills.

THE LAMBERTvILLE FENC1BLEs, Gap.
Lilly, meet for drills at their Armory
every Friday evening Our Hunter
don military must be very industrious
or they never will be able to attain that
high point in military tactics which has
been reached and held by the above
mentioned company. Nothing but
steady practice will do it. e
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Rising,

The DoYLEsTowN Democrat has as
pired to an European correspondent, in
the person of VIM. III. Tomlinson, of
Bucks Co., young man of marked
abilities and high literary attainments.
He intends to make the tour of the
continent On foot, and by this means
give the readers of the above journal
something erich, racy, and rare"
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New Lumber Yard.

BY REFERRING to our columns of
business cards, it will be observed that
John L. Gordon has opened Lumber
Yard in Pennington, where every des-
cription of Lumber may be procured.
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The Election.

The Election.
READER, Re the country has again
been saved through the exertions and
stratagems of wiry politicians, and
again will we be blessed with an at
mosphere untainted by the polluting
odor ofrank political discussion. Next
week we shall publish for the edifca-
tion of onr readers the official returns
of State and County, if such thing may
be procured then. Owing to our go,
ing to press prior to the reception of
any returns, we cannot give any idea
ofwho the successful or unsuccessful
candidates may be-
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Mar g..
noeaI Affairs.

rz Persons knowing or hearing of any local
or general news, throughout the county, are re.
ouested to forward us the same at their earles1
convenience, and they shall be amply awarded.
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Beautiful.

HowANxIoUsLY sighed our heart
for the earthly blessing of a we'll filed
pocket book, as gazing into the show
window of our friend Jimmy Wilson;
we beheld it stocked to overfowing
with perfect beauties of jewelry, as the
boarding school Miss would say, e so
nice and so sweet so much wish
they were mine. +" Should any one be
impelled to cast a glance in said win
dow on account of this notice, we eau
tion them not to allow their eyes to re-
main fixed upon that brilliant head
nor that Immaculate imperial, instead
of the beauties of gold and precious
stones. @ as
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An Apology.

We OFFER an apology to our read
ers this week for the inferior article of
paper which we are compelled to use.
We were unable to procure the proper
size and quality, yet we hope to over
come these difficulties in a short time.
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Still in the Coal EieId.

4 Nd happy to return thanks to nv ntii6erors.
"A customers for Their past and very liberal
patronage, and by strict adherence to low
prices, hope for continuance Of thesane Hav.
ing renewed iay contracts, as usual for an the
best grades ofcoal, new stard ready to deliver
30 customers, along the lire Of rail road or canal
oy car or boas lead, orfrop nv retail ward. ali
the various kinds. viz ef1UNGTI, r IDGF
HAZLETON, Spring MOUNTATN,
SUGAR LOAF, a11d MUCH CHUNK
tOALS, all Of which, the public NAV rest rs.
sured may be had, without regard to CONN
NA1TON Of ofCOMPETITTON for the row.
EST PRICES. Not forgetting word to tho
Biacksmiths, and all Others whom it NAV con-
cern, we would call especial attention q agss.
STOCK of IRON and STEEL, BAND and HOOP
comprising all the different sizes of From selected
Wfth care and economy, with an eye to- sell isa5
reduced prices. Along with other Goals We
nave Jast received cargo of SOFT C0AT.
OF the best quality, for Blacksnith's use. All
OF Of winch IS under cover. As usual DFATSs
Celebrated Cook Stoves, PIows, and Plow csgt
lhgs, has general assortment-of Stoves; Pipe.
ronage. N>--'--A--~-
NELSON LARGE.
Corner Of U1esoss ami Corgalf Sfs.
July 81, SO. it-r' ff -
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Clothing! Clothing!

TyOR EVERYBODY For old Men.-For
i Youmg lNem,-For Married Men,-For
Sangle Men,-Foy Youth,--Foy Boys,-For
Chald,ou,-Also, Furnishing Goods for the
same; and Hats and Caps for do.
TAILORING
done neatly and fashionably.
9, s. Reynolds being practical Tailor, attends
to the cutting, and good fits are warranted
90 Good Jour1eyusun Tailor arautsd. 81
BARBER REYNOLDS,
Grey new Building,
NE. Cor. Union & Church Sts,
Oct 20, 1859-tf. Lambertyille.
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Challenge.

The CRICKET CLUB, of this place,
have received and refused challenge
to,play amatch game of Cricket with
the Union Club, of Philadelphia, on
next Thanksgiving day, on the grounds
at this place Our Club have no hes
itancy, whatever to meet the Philadel-
phians in friendly strife at the wicket,
upon any other day which may be
named. inl5u ua 4Hif Este
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A N ew Paper.

WE HAVE RECEIVED No ! of new
journal entitled the g Somerset County
Neaos," /" published at somerville, N. j.,
by Miliken, Young & Co. We hope
it may meet with reward in accord
ance with its merits.
It smacks smacks - It
does -- of -
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r. PlOtf'S

PT0pT.0T Eagle CI0fh7nq ED7D01JU17
NO. 58, NORTHAMPTON ST.
EASToN, PA
lLoIHiNG = at Immensely low prices. The
Winter stock at prices to suit the times.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. He has an bsn5g
a large stock OF CLOTHS. CASSTgF X rs.
and VESIINGS of superior qualities. wbiela
will be madeup in the best and most fasI,ionahlz-
manner, toorder. Al lgorb lgarrantea ro &.
Don't forget the place, No. SO, NortIalarto,s
St, Easton Pa, next door to Chiisev Stoyo-
store. Aug. 25, '5s.-lv.
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Election in L Lambertville.

ELECTION day in this place passed
away without any disturbance to mar
the peaceand quiet Of our town. Thro'-
out the Gay knots of politicians of ev.
cry grade and stripe might have been
seen gathered in the corners and about
our hotels and stores warmly discus
sing the relative qualities Of their res
pected candidates. Such things are
no novelties here. The following is
the official vote cast in this place =
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Religions Notice.

The Rev. Mr.. Walker, of Trenton,
N. j., will preach In the Baptist
church, in this place, on Thursday and
Friday evening of this week Service
commencing at o'clock.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

fNHE partnership heretofore existing between
L John L. Gordon and Vincent r. Mathews.
trading as John L. Gordon b Co., is this dav
dissolved All persons having claims against the
ilrm viii please present them to John T. Gordon
for settlement, and those indebted, viii please
call on him and settle the same
Sept. 29 1859 JOHN = GORpON
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1S Fall and Winter. so

sTiNIIE undersigned begs leave to announce il
i bis customers and thc public generally
that he is prepared to offer them a we'll s..
lectea stock Of seasonabe GOODS. colaprisin,s
READY MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS CAS
SIMERES &VESTIN6S. The GENTS FIR
NlSHlNG DEPARTMENT, win be found tbs
most extensive IN tovn. An excellent Cutter
Garments to order, with neatness and 3ispatcg
Call and be convinced shat peice and 0uality sre.
such that you viii rot think Of going elsewhere
to buy.
CIAS. SCIIULHAUS.
Cor UaSfoss & C6a,ch Sf.,
~ eI17osite PreS5. ghqt,c6,
ao'' y lo99'-ly L1asbafvitle, A.. j,
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Plaster! Plaster =!

ME undersigned is prepared to furnish the
IL farmers with PLASTER during the season at
q reasonable price for CASH He has also.
4 fer hae'ared gallons Of old Flaa Seed oil,
Which he will sell at fair price for CASH.
All orders either by mail or otherwise, VIII re-
ceive punctual attendance
May Il, IS59.-7m# w. II. KEEPER.
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RelliOIal.

| r. WETHERILI., MOULD ANNOUNCE
IL to his teeinds, that us Drug Store has
been removed into the neSf block of BUS.dincs
Recently lsst ep IN Union Street, Sd door from
Church ST., nearly opposite the Presbyterian
Church.
A new sSeek of 6ppds have recently Leen
purchased which il is believed viii meet tae
wants of the censauplty, anon; which may lie
feaad Domestic Medicines eon3sas8esd ~ TIE
undersigneds Chill MedieiAe. CoB.I enEd gyrpp.a
Of Tola, Cholera N, dicife. Toisie Eitters, Fleid
Extracts, Pure WiEes tHd Liauers, Strung rs
senees, Bay Rum Fine swset OIL, Faaey ssals,
Trasses, Breast Eausps, Fancy articles, Icvis.
sends, Bulls and B4isile's Salsapafiia, &c.
Also, Burning Fluid and the best kind 81 Als-
chinery Oil,
The undersigned Eeaid also stats that hs hsa
devoted twohonrs Of each day. ranelv Hss7r
2 to Aa4 fer GRee Practice, 81 which,
hours ho will lnsariabIv he found al home
M. NEThEKIIaI,
Ves. 20 1857 IL
DLACKsN EIIsS tsoeh. f,ara a,.h ss
I'D Newspaper Establishment. oeF es i mss xIx
Bridge St.. I.a
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baptism.

Two LADIES were baptized in the
Delaware, at this place, on Sunday
morning last, by the Rev. Mr., Arm
strong, of the Baptist Church
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s(5ltlarriea.

By Rev. A. Armstrong, on Thurs
day, Nov. Sd. Mr.. Robert B. Lyons OF
Lumberville, Pa, to Miss Rachel K.
Ashton Of New Hope.
BY the same, Saturday Nov 5th,
Mr.. Stacy Ham, to Miss Mary Cath
arine, dau ghter of the late Isaac
Ham, all Of Delaware, tsp. n. j.
At Milford, Nov 5th, by the Rev.
P. "A. Studdiford. Mr.. George Apgar,
to Miss Mary Thomson.
On the oath, Of Sept, by Jno. L.
Janeway, Cornelius T. Smith, to
Keziah Van Camp, both Of Reading
ton.
October 26th. by the Rev. G, Van
Horn, Mr.. John Gropp, of Union
Township, to Miss Amanda Agen, Of
New Market.
November Sd, by the same, at the
house of the BRIDES father, Joseph a..
Hart, Esq, of New York, and Miss
Phoebe, daughter of the Hon. John fl.
Case, Of Union township, Hunterdon
Co., n. ].
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News for the People.
For Safe or Rent!

4 FEW STORES WITH DWELLINGS
! a attached, are being finished in Commercial
Row, ON Unien-st., in the most business part OF
the tcwn, suitable for Ciothiers, Jewellers, Shoe
Merchants Or Dealers in Confectionery, &C., &c.
Gy Price $4,000 each, or $50 per
annum Rent, apply to
now. 80 SIDNEY RrlAGKWEII
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gi,en that the notice in
another column of this paper. of the dis
solution of the firm of JOHN L. GORDON 4
Co., is false, and wilfuIly misrepresented by John
L. Gordon, (alias) Elgordon, the said firm re-
mains the same as it has heretofore, and viii till
further notice is given, by
Nov. 9. ,59.-tf v. r. MATHEWS,
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TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER Mon
rREAL, Nov. THE following i'm
portant item of news is takeu from the
Liverpool Daily Post of the 9th of
October, q copy of which was obtained
10y the steamer North American 80
The public will learn with oyerwhelm-
ing grief that the splendid vessel, the
Royal Charter, from Australia, was
totally lost yesterday, in Muffared Bay,
near Bangor.
The melancholy intelligence, which
reached US late last night, was brief,
but we fear is only too true. OF up
wards of four hundred persons who
were on board, only ten are said to have
been saved. There is some hope, how
ever that this statement is exagger-
ated but, under the circumstances,
the loss of life, it is to be feared, has
been immense.
The Royal Charter had about half o
million of gold on board.
When the disaster took place is not
known, for the telegraph has ceased to
work, and so destructive was the storm
along the coast, that the Chester and
Birkenhcad Railway had been destroyed
in two places.
Ut Ptnmanawe, twenty of the bodies
of the dead lad been washed ashore.
The bay iu which the catastrophe
ioccurred is two or three miles west
ward Of Putin Island, in Anglosea,
and six or seven miles to the northwest
Of Beaumaris. 1t has shallow, sandy
beach for seven miles, with promonto-t
ries at each end Of the bay.
The country around is wild, and
there are but few honses about.
The Communal Council of Milan
had voted 100, 900 francs towards Carl
baldi's subscription for the purchase Of
/ muskets.
TIE late james n Brown, Of Iber-
4lyille, Miss, who died few days ago,
at the age of 81, left an estate valued
from $3.50, 900 to 10000 all accu-
4 mulated IN sixteen years, from small
investment in sugar planting.
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Public Sale of Valuable
REAL ESTATE!
TsNIIE subscriber viii sell at PUBLIC SALE,

Wednesday, the 7h of December,
All his valuable
MILL PROPERTY AND FARM,
Situated in the village of Milford, Alexandria
Township, containing "A acres of superior Farm
Land, portion OF which is eligibly situated for
Building Lots, and contiguous to that part Of
the village where the greatest Improvements have
aud are being made. The improvements on
this property are large Two Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
containing II rooms, a frame Tenant House,
Frame Barn, Wagon and Grain House, and
other necessary out-buildings. thrifty Apple
Orchard, and good lasting water
4 STONE GRIsT MILL,
with three runs Of burs, in tho very best repair
md rInrinr order
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Business Card. of 5 lines. one wear, $780,.
One Square, Of 10 lines, one year, S5-Oo.
The paper is always included, so advertisers
can see their advertisements and when changes
would be desirable. Advertisements changed as
often as the advertisers desire, without any ex-
ira charge.
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stPERIoR FRAME SAW MILL,
II by 20 feet, with one sash and two e;re,,lar
SAWS capable of cutting 500, 900 feet per ann,,r,,
These Mills have been constructed aeeorsffne
to the most approved models and have a never.
FILLING Water Power, and a location which i
one Of the bestin the State for retail trade
Also,
WOOD Lot
on the river hill, containing seven scres.
Inc above property, with its facilities. offer
Inducements for the safe investment of capital
that viii amply reward any person of industry
and enterprise. A view of the same previous to
the sale is therefore earnestly solicited
Sale to commence at 10 o clock, P n, when
conditions and attendance viii be given BY
WILLIAM LEE.
MILFORD Nov. l, 1659.--ts
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The Communal Council of Milan
had voted 100, 600 francs towards Carl
baldi's subscription for the purchase Of
muskets.