if. "W "*""‘"““r“"“"‘""”"7‘ '7"'J"‘ ‘ ““ ‘;“wm SUM IDE JOURNAL. 'l‘lltlltSl)AY. DE(}EI\113ER31, 186i _ J

MERS

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Item fill-mutant.

M The mini Murrcy, cl urged with ltitl. napping Mitts, itr ‘St. John, N. 1%., wus dried itr that city a few days ago. The jury after an hour and a hall's delibera- tion could not agree. They were their discharged and the defendant admitted to bail, himself in $2000 and Jtlrtr (j. ('ampbell, “311., Q. (3.. and Mr. (itorge M. ‘0. Howard in 81000. The At its ‘C‘onsidcrs the termination of the trial as most (IISKI‘IICCI‘UIL It was runiorcd that nine jurymcn had agrted on a verdict of guilty but three whose names are inert- tioncd refused to concur itt it. 'A brutal affair took place at New- ‘castle Delaware, a few days ago. Seven

persons “'liu were convicted cf various of— .

fences were tied to a post and whipped. One of these was unugcd man, ul'set t-nly _ years, who received twenty lashes upon his bare back. 110 cried bitterly during ‘v the whole ordeal. One man was placed in the pillory until he was totally bcn-

' umbed with cold run! their whipped with]

twenty lashes. Two boys oftwt-lve years

A of age: received the same punishrncnt.‘

- and all this for comparatively petty t 0 fences. .The CrtpcAnn \Veekly Adar- tisvr " blushes to record the fact."

The Ottawa Times says: “Mr. Mac- kenzie. a cool farmer of llibbert. return- ing from St. Mara‘t last Saturday \vcck,,l

, was waylaid bya tnan whojumpcd into his_ «.wa-ggort arid presented a pistol at his, head. Mackenzie, eyeing the pistol with: feigned curiosity, remurltcd—“ hold it al little higher; I've got one like that at home." The blundering highwayman, thrown off his guard. did hold it a little. higher, when Mackenzie gave him a powerful blow iii the short ribs and drove off, leaving the rascal sprawliug on the,I roadside." j» 1 Late advices from Ilankow. C‘hina,i state that the Revs. John Griffith illllll Mr. lililcy of the London \\'cslt:yan, Mission. who left that city some time‘ ago for an extended tour throuin thc‘ Chinese Empire, had H1"er returrrcd.[ These gentlemen travelled through alll the western Provinces of China to the confines of 'I‘lriht-t, a distance of over 8.000 miles. They were well treutcl» by the natives everywhere. They saw, an abundance of curl. and evidences of, gold. silver, led, and iron mines. The! Catholic 'miésiot'rs were very numerous. throughout the country. (.lcrgymcn were.

found even in the small villages, and the ‘ ——

converts to that faith were numbered by‘ hundreds of thousands. ‘

The following is said to be a list of, General Grant's Cabinet and foreign, ministers: Charles Francis Adams, of: Massachusetts, Secretary of State. llon.l John Sherman, of Ohio, Secretary of the Treasury; Jatut-s llughcs, of Indiana, Secretary of “'ar; Admiral l’ortet', Sec-. rotary of the Navy; llorace Urccly. ol'l New York, Postmaster General: llon.1 James Wilson, of Iowa, Attorney Ucn—i eral; Edwin M. Stanton, OI-I‘K‘IIIIS'YIVHI]ill,j Minister to England ; Ilon. 1‘}. 15. Wash- lJurne, of Illinois, Minister to 1"rance;l Gen. John A. Rawlins, oi Illinoi«,l\tinis-; tcr to Spain; Ilon. Benj. l’. \Vadc, ofl Ohio. Minister to Russia; J. Lntlrorpl Motley. of Massachusetts, Minister tol Austria; George Bancroft, of New Yer-lo: Ministc; to Prussia. ,

Since its separation, in 1842. the Free, (‘hurch of Scotland ltas built 000 chrirch~ , ts and raised $10,000,000. l

The population of the United States. in 1869, it is estimated, will reach 38.- 000.000, or an increase of 868 per cent: in 70 years.

landed in America ; from 1830 to 1840,} 562,000 from 18‘10t0 1850. 1,58" "00 ;.

t,o

and from 1850 to 1860. 2,077,621. 1

Nine Jews were nominated as Candi. lis' well adapted for n ut-nt-ral Retail Husiness. , . ' stnrc

dates for Parliamentary honours in Eng- Imd. -—a'lnrger,numbcr than ever before. 3

The Report of the Railway Commis- sioners on British Railways gives the average number of pnscngers travelling in andout of‘London daily at 300,000. 80,000 tons of goods per month pass. through the London stations of the Lon-. don and Birmingham line—a linc onlyl opened 30 years ago.

Twenty million pairs ofslmes have been, manufactured and sold at Lynn, Mass ,. the past year.

In Borruvista. Newfoundland, some of‘ the people are starving. on account of the fish-failure.

During the winter months, a steamer will leave St. John, N. .15., every Thurs- day morning for Boston, and returning, leave Boston on Monday mornings.

The time ot'trnvel now between New York and San Fransisco is 11 (lays. Only 360 miles is pcrft rmed by a couch, , ‘all the rest being, performed by rail.

The railroad between Moncton and Dorcliester, N. Il., was opened for traiiic on the 9th. The first freight to pass 'nver the Eastern Extension was five tons ofpoultry, consisting of turkeys. geese. 'uttd chickens, which is now waiting at . ‘Dorchestcr for transit. This lot is in- ‘tended for the Boston market and will ‘probably bring over 85.000. This. says the Telcrl'flp/l, is but the beginning ot'a ‘new error of things for the farmcrs of “'t-Itmorcland. who will now be able to: command a fair price for the products, of their fertile county. 1

It in said that, Mr. S. J. Scovil. the dr- fialting bunker, was utterly ruined be- 1 fora he began his extensive gold opera-l tions. It appears that his losses on previous transactions varied from one’; thousand to thirty thousand thllIIl‘ll. i Ho isreported to have but six thousand dollars at one time by the robery of his, safe. and other large amounts by the‘ failure: ofpenons in business. with whom he was connected. In one case, he took a nucl in lieu of money for a debt l of about. thirty thou-and dollurn, whiclil he entirely lost by the failure oi'the Col- 1 nmbia office, in which his vessel was; insured. It is thought that he has not. saved anything for himselffrom the wreck ofliin banking concern,

(I Ila/114] New Icar (0 you .' 1

Seven succeeded in being rcturncdf

yleudiux to Alberton, ruul

running bat-k to St. S’l‘l-JI’IIEN Street, in From 1829 to 1830, 244,400 persons ; Summerst formerly occupied by Mr.

p ..

. suit for two tenements.

the premiws.

saw log.- llnll ship timber. ‘ down; balance secured on propc

Earner

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or U"

FREEHOLD FARM l 'llllll subscriber oili‘rs FOR SALE that VALUARLE l-‘RI-IEIIOLI) FARM udA ioininu the Form of Mr Stephen Stra g. on

,ilt'l‘l'b uflulitl, so of which are L'lt‘lu'l'tl and in a good state of cultivation: the Illlltlllt’l' is .cnvcrvtl \itlr wood. It fronts on tlitI shore. and has 0 acres of excellent nun-alt. Tin-re is an rtbtrnd Ice ui'Mttssvl Mud near the farm, urul :t wharf for shipping only two hundred yards front it.

The ulmt't' Farm is p lls only 5 miles from Stuunu-rsirlr- by \\':‘IL‘I' taunt about 12 by land. It can be inspected. 5 any time and full particulars made known on lupplh'utiort to Mr. Stephen Strung, .Ut'ilt‘ll 1 Point, or to the owner at Silttltncrsitlc.

SOLOMON S’l‘ltANG. tf

Sumnrcrsidc. Dec. 17, 13118.

V 7 mustangs“?— IGotcage for Sale.

’ ‘IIE subscriber offers for sale his VALU— : ABLE l‘ItOI'ERTY :lttltllt’ll in NORTH liEDEQI'l-I, and near the north end of Dunk River bridge, consisting of

Six Acres of Lima, and BARN thereon , containing a

‘ with a snug CO'I'TAOE and a very good GARDL number of valuable frlrit il't'l

This Property is well worthy the tlift‘li‘lllll of any Trailer or Mechanic, being situated at

. the conjunction of three roads, leading to

l Strutnu-rsitle. (‘cntreville nntl Freetown.

'I'l‘ Ml! will be made liberal. Immediate possession given and a good title on applying to the undersigned.

J. 13. S(7IIFR)I.-\N.

Sunturersid‘o, August ‘27. 18th“.th FOR SALE, ()2; Township 10, 71(‘(11‘xltfltZ'S .llills.

It‘s-(50110111 It‘rn‘ru, consisting of

i 84 Acres: eight are under culti trion.

and the remainder covered with ham and soft

wood. There is troutl Brook on it. and it is: near a good must batik. Apply to

JAMES URI“ ‘V.

Linkletter Road. Lot 17. Nov Ill. 'tib —tf

Freehold Form for sun

7 HIE subscriber olich for sale the FARM now in the occupation of Gilbert U Hunt. in (‘asentupec Village, a short distance from‘ Mill River Ilritlge. containing about 1th :lt'l't'S, 51) of Which front on the Main Post Road, the remaining 50 acres fronting 20 chains on the Mill Iillllll, near mussel mud atnl sea manure. Well sit- tlalctl for a farm, tavern or mechanic, Terms liberal. For further information np- ply to

(

GEORGE lV. IIO‘l'I..\N unrpec, Nov 4, '65.

FOR SALE!

V 1111‘. SUBSCRIBER offer! For Sale that,

l'llig‘ilfle I’ropurl 3', Situated in Tryou, formerly owned by A. McDORALI), Merchant. consisting of"—

37 Acres of Land. On the premises are a new I [01150 13*, a now .EilxliN a‘: Munro. properly is near Stunticld's Woolen I“: III rccorntrreiuls itself'as a desirable ] resirh-ncc. as well as a good Business Stand, being itt the midst ufa flourishing: settlement, and near to Churches, a. School House and Mills.

Terms and particulars made known on up- plieutiun to Henry l'almer. Esq” (‘barluttc- town, or to the owner at Redcquo.

A. E. C, HOLLAND. lletlequc. Nov. 20.130 . Isl -ti

Valuable Propertyw

FOR SALE IN SUMMERSIBE ! l l

V ‘0 LIC'I‘, or FOR SALE, by private eun- lt':|(i. that valuable property, trpptrsitt“

the. Summerside Hunk. mid 2 tlnnrs west from

the :IWU'IHII ()llit-e, fronting on t1EN’I‘lll.,untl

(it; x This

W. CLARKE. as it Mercantile Establishment. l'lre building is 00x27 fret. There is a ununotliutrs SIIOI', 25x ‘.'7, 10 fer-t post, titted up with the latest improvements; and

flu: reumiudernt‘tbt‘ luwcrtlatantl the second y is comfortably fitted up, and would The House is nearly new, comfortably finislred, rind itt first rate repair. -

'I‘llt't‘t‘ is a stable and small warehouse on

For further particulars apply to l'llOMAS 13- IIALL Surnmersitlc, May 10. 1b 8.

vuaiatr”"" Frau

FOR SALE!

VI‘IIA'I‘ Valuable I‘ropcrty, known 11211101.-

I. '1) GROVE, nt-ar Cl-IN'I‘REVILI.I~‘., Ill-21)] consisting of 202 acres, which ‘ includes a vuluablo piece of MARSH , upon rwbit-b is naturally cut about 12.}. tons of Hay. ,‘I'bia lirrru is near to the mussel mud and sea 1 manure, whit-1r can be bad in lurgcqurrntltius. ! On the premises is a new and conuuntliuus ,‘ dwelling house, \t‘cll finished up stairs and down , also it Farmers Cottage, llurn. Stables, Granary, anti other out-buildings. Ono hun- dred acres oi'tltis li‘urru are under cultivation, and principally fenced with cedar, and about no acres are (‘Ot‘t'l‘cd with hard wood lit. for Terms 20 per cent rty, payable

as may be agreed on‘. A . E. C. HOLLAND.

September ."., 18651 . ‘-

. Ct Gfiflflo. ITS'I‘ RECEIVED from BOSTON, per Sellr. ULI'A’A'II'OOD,

(‘ascs HARDWARE.

Iil‘t RE'I'S & “ROOMS,

Barrels Glassware and Lamps,

Ru 1: ’I'AR PAPER.

2 Dozen I‘l'lt'lt'AIA) HUBER.

1'itt~1r, 'l‘ar, Rot-in nrul O.tktuu,

15 Boxes TOBACCO, A Hlt‘lltllll assortment

nnvl Ft'ltfi.

Itl (.‘ol 5 ROPE. Extract Lugwood, Turpentine, Varnish. Paints, I'ulty, 0.19, a’e. 1). ROGERS. ,

11.1 'I‘S, CAI’S ’

Sttmtnrrsitle, Outfit), H 7 p M YARMOUTH 1

With A STOVES.

7 VIII". Subscriber hnnt‘or 5:110 at MAROATE

a Ian-“:0 UNSOI‘IIIIOIIL ot'tlu: above ct‘ll'lll‘tllt'bl

Cook Stoves,

which he offers on Humanity Liberal Terms.

I‘artim- wishing to purchase will do well to t: 11 on M; . It. W. 'I‘lll'LMAIN, at Mnrgnto,

GEORGE ANDERSON.

limit-n r'orx‘r, 1.... 17, containing unit

leusantly situated, and;

.incltulrng—

turnto'i‘ttm mm 5., RY @OREW l

ALL Descriptions of the best quality,, sold at tlrc LOWEST PRICES by LINITS ll. MCAIILLAN.

I‘uder Clifton House, suntan-rattle

GROCERIES !

()i' all kinds, inc trtlit

4r ‘9

T1211. SUGth ill OLA SEES. lfrllislAvS, (EC Cheap for (‘.\srr by LINUS B. i‘IchLLAN.

CLO’I‘IIS, l-‘or Full and Winter Wear, noon and cucxr at

LINle I}. MchLLAN.

HOOP SKIRTS. For Ladies and Misses. In great 'variety, and cheper than the ,clieapest.

LINI'S ll. MCMILLAX.

Gnu?

ANI)

'. ‘t EWI’ttic fictions. English and American. Good

and Uhcap.

LINES B. MCMILLAN.

Bargains ! Bargains 1 l ‘ IN DR Y G GODS, G130 OER IES, 11.1 lt’D WARE, B O 0 TS t5; SHOE& CLUTHs (I O T TONS.

8.20,, &c., Jae. At LINKS B. :tICMILLAN.

Under Clifton House, Sununersidc. Nov l6, lSUb‘.-tf

"LOOK—Hamil 1—

' Mil-7 subscriber begs to intimate to his friends atul the ptrblic in general. that he has opened a First Class

Liquor & Grocery Store,

:rtlris 0L1) S'I‘ANI),‘on \Vatcr Street. in. Sltllllllt'l'>l.lt‘, where he will keep constantly on lllllltl .1 .Iquorrs uftlrt: choicest draught

llennt-s‘sey‘s Ilratuly. Ilnllatttl Gin, I’ot't arrl Sherry Wine, Jamaica Rum, Ii‘isll :ttul Scotch Whiskey, l’ot'lt-r atrd Ale, I’ipt-s, 'I‘nb- I, Iicrosene Oil. Tau, Sugar, s.

Tavern keepers and others wishing: to pur- chase the best LIQUORS will tlo well to give the Subscriber a call. as iris motto is " quick sale: and light profits."

Persons wishing liquor for medical pur- poses will find at my Store a Warranth Article.

R. MCDONALD. Sunnncrsitle, (let I s

FALL ""‘ANDn'W‘I'iill—t‘ETt

(0060203.

’ II E Subscriber has just received, and now ul'crs for sale it largo supply of

British and Foreign

RERRHANIZE,

comprising a large assortment of

Sili’éilPBalE A019 FARM-I

DRY GOODS.

Groceries,

Hardware, Crockerywm-o,

:znd almost every article required in the court-

trv.

Please call and cx-rmitro.as his F4',[‘()CJIC will be found to compare lavorubly wrtlr any irr Sururncrsido or elsewhere, and will be sold low.

A. L. ANDERSON. St. Eleanor's, November :1. truss If

TEA! TEA ll

CHI-2.5 S prime CONUOU ’I‘EA, afirst rate ntlicle. J. & ’l‘. MORRIS

u § 2.2 Oct ‘21, 1508

Brandy, Whith 6. Wine.

40 Or (Tu-1's llennessev'u “RANDY. it) Or .uslts l‘Ult'I‘ WIVI“ l'l l~|lI'.'I(IIY 10 SCOTCH \\'III.\‘I\ .1, In!) cast-it Scotch WIIISRIH’, IUU rust-s Uld ’I'orn (MN.

.I. c T. MORRIS.

.. u

on cu, rscs ‘

CANADA— FLOUR.

Ilbla (.‘nnntln FLOUR; good and cheap for Cash. J. S: T. NORRIS.

100

Oct 21.1Et78

TOBACCO, TUBAUGDI 10 Keys TWI.‘ T. -u’ lluxt'l; manufactured by the subscribers

.m-t sold very low. J. 35 T. MORRIS. Oct. 74, H.168

MOIGSSB;2 Sugar.

f I‘uu Molasses, '20 libtx (’qulmd SIII'ar. 00 J. a: '1: infants Oct ‘11 I’llifl

RUM—£71111!

4 Pan Fine Old Demerura Ruin lltlH/(‘K from Ilvn: it ill) fllula llullund Um. J. «‘L' 'l'. MORRIS. t'burltnrt-tuwn, (M ‘21 lh’tirl (:21: Ex Helen Malcolm. ' HIE subscriber has jnstrcct-ivetl per above ship. it large assortment of liriur Root, “mile. and Mcorschaum l’ll’Eh‘, Mouthpieces, ILIir Oils, Polllatllllll, Perfumes ol'vuriuua kinds. 10,000 llnvnnn CIGARS. -Ar.m—- 12 001. Roblnson'l COIL' SOLVENT All cheap for Call! only. ('HAS. 0. WINKLIZR. Sutnmeruldc. My 12, 1mm. 11

Ex [Ir/cu g

‘ I

hill. ZrULhilnA.

' HAVE .It's'l‘ Iliit'ElV 1'11! front GREAT Illtl'l‘Al‘A‘, per Zl‘lJflerI. 7 (‘rutvs assorted ICAR'I‘III‘J.‘WARE. l 5 Tons "mutt-t1 Iron. é 'l'ou SI'RIAU STEEL, ‘ 25 Sett Wilkcn's I’LOL‘OlI MLIAL., Paint, Oil, putty, ate.

Quantity of Whiting,

5 t'ut. linking SODA,

ti BUAI'.

3 lltiM-s llnsutlt'tl pipes,

Raisins, Currants, '1 ushctl Sugar, (‘oni'culional'y, 3‘0. :5 Rules White Rt‘olored Cotton WARI‘, ~—.'\LSO—- lo chests supeior TEA,

\vbirh for quality offlit'our has no rival in

this Illal‘ltcl. \ D. ROGERS. Sutum tie, nov. 1011i, 1365*; FAN N ERS. ARMEIIS who wisl: to obtain it good Ft'l

1 1.{ 0H ‘Nlillh‘. can be supplied by calling at the establishment of

THOMAS HALL l

Stilllllll‘l"ltlt‘, net 1, ‘tl WV. m. .___- LI... "7,, . More Light ! (‘ASRS superior REROSICNE OIL, For sale low.

5 J. L. IIOLMAN.

Wholesale “'urcbouse,

Molasses ' I N STORE and TO ARRIVE by “Sea Ilirl" from HALIFAX, 115 lllttls. prime retailing Molasses For sale cheap.

J. L. IIOLMAN. Wholesale “'areluinse. Ht-atl1lolurun‘sWhrtrf,Snm‘sitlc,Nnv19 ‘ ' ‘.

“WNAVY' BREAD.’ A

3) IlARRELS NAVY BREAD, M£) sale Icv'. Ot-tober‘lfl. IRI‘B N 7 VA” Stilt, Salt. Rushcls Liverpool SALI‘. v

3th Bags do. do.

for 1). ROGERS.

200 “ coarse. fishingdo. :0 “ titre butter do.

For sale it (JUST for CASII. “’holcm 0 Warehouse lletttl Ilolmun‘s Wharf. J. L. IIOLMAN ' Surn'sidu, Nov. 10, ISt' '. [1 Sole Leather. 10 SIDES of No. 9:1):111111 11 Solo 0 L-r‘ni her, pt'l‘ tit-hr. Sta 11.7.1, front

MONTREAL . 1). ROGERS. Sttmmorride, net 7. 1868.

FLOUR ! FLOUR 1 For Scr- " Sea Bird" from Montreal.

A more lot of (3 mafia Flour.

Sim. (OLrvr and other 011.5, I)in Srm Guocrrttrzs, HARDWARE, the” Re.

Dry goods .7

a large assortment of DRY GOODS,

0- P- MILLS.

October Iii. “With—if Hi’lLLlfllfi’ki

C ‘IOPI’IN (1r AXES.

US'I‘ RECEIVED, a large lot of Chop-

ping AXES front

.S'pt'llcr's Celebrated Edge Tool .11“.

7tll/ltt‘f01‘y,Sl. Joint, N. I}. The best Axe Manufactory in the Dominion.

Every Axe Wurranted! Axcs ofarry weight: to suit purchasers.

D. ROGERS. do, out. 7.1308.

“sites.” sites i”

L‘S’l‘ rrt-eived by tl ' subscriber. an illi- portntitm ofGruvt ('I-II.EI|lt;\TI-‘.l) Axns. llllltll' in Milltowrr, N ll. Tbt-sc A 113 are su- In rim to any tirade, either in Canada, New Brunswick, or the United States. and will be sold at the low pritc of seven shillings each.

’I‘IIOS. ll. HALL.

Sururur‘rsirle. not 220, ‘08

Summe-

csnruri FLOUR! IN STORE.

1000 BA IIIIEILN

1103.1 8. 2 UHOLGtLGANllDA noun! JUST 1113111 17917,

l’cr schr I'rattr'tt'mrce, from MONTREAL, lil Iibls X0. 1 CITY MILLS I‘loln', 777 “ FANCY do. do.

For Sale Low for cash or approved credit.

JAb'. In. IIOI..\IA.\'.

\Vlmlesnle \i’urolmuse, 11cm] Hubunn'n Wharf. Nov 19, ‘69

CANADA FLOUR.

Et‘EIVl-iD trqu MON'I'REAL, Steamer Iv‘Itnnlun'an/t, l()() Burr-clad

Extra sup’fine Canada Flour,

which will bu sold at greatly reduced prices' for ('ASII.

per

D. ROGERS.

~99. was.

Kerosene Oil.

HAVE Just received per Sehr. Glynn- u‘mul, l'rnru BOSTON,

9.0 ("mks Kerosene Oil.

I

‘Yl‘ll’l’fllllt'tl first rate.

1). ROGERS. n.

.l.< r 251. was.

NEW

A Largejssortment

.Ittstreceitetl and for sale of Very Lowest Prices! FINLAY ML'NEII.L.

_Snnunorside, m-t. s. Mott.

RIDES l HIDES l l r ‘llld Illtilll‘iS'l' l'RIt‘I-i will be p'titl. ill ('ASII. bur I II I)]‘1N delivered at the

October 2'2. '08. It Ir'rt'ticlr River.

,tliulvlv. 11411:\'

Head llolmarr‘s \\'bart}Sunr‘sidc.Nuv 19.‘ [18‘

Per Steamer Princess of qu/cs,—

. - I For sale at [/10 very Lowest Price. :1

.v..’.,‘. _‘. ‘..,, a o tron. I IS Honor theI Lieutenant Governor in. t‘uunril has been pleased to approve of

I

ltlru following modifications iii the Postal Ar—

rungvnu-nt lutweett the United States uttd Illln Island, tiz-

On and after the first day of.\'ovember next tlll‘ postage on a single Letter shall be BOLR 1’15 ('15, if‘pn-paid attire Muiling Oillue,and 'l‘en Outta, (equal to sixpenee) tt’ posted Illi- p litl, and for utlrertbuusiuglc letters the same. rlrurge siltlll be made for each mhlrnortul .lr'ali ounce, or fraction thereof. Letters for British Columbia. California and Orlcvgon. shall be Six ucllcc if prepaid.) per Ira t tllIlIf'O.‘

l ' ( 'ruorms ownN. Postmaster General. Ch'Tuwn, I’. Ii. Island

llllll octolu-v. Ih‘litl. i

Summers1de Bank. (‘.\LL is lurcby tirade for the THIRD md Lust institlnu-nt of the subscribed t‘uprtal to this Rurrk,———tlre snmc payable on or before the Frttsr rmv or JAKI'AIH’ 1869.

E. L. I.\'l)l.\Rl),Cus ier SununcrsitlcUct 111, tilt.

# ' "Please ' payers”

’ ‘lllD Slllnu‘ribt-l' bch to request all prrl'liirn who l|.|\l‘ nut Illl flu“ Accounts. to do 8011111110- 111. . u lttll and prompt pay- ull of each year. THOMAS ll. IIALL.

Suntnreruide. Nnv l" N 0'

Mrt‘illt'l‘, either by lluuk Account, l'ru- ry Note, or otherwise, if not paid by the b instant, will be sued for without further

iroti :e. ARTHUR l‘. MILLS.

Snmmershle. Nov 12. '08

NOTICE ! LL PARTIES INDEBTEI) TO JOIIX RAMSAY, Sum. of Lot 17, fct‘ S'I‘OCR or PRODUCE, bought at Auction in Decem- her last, are hereby notified that. their Notes