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SUMMERSIDE J OUR

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A D D B B 8 S dies of the Congregation Dc Ilsa tro‘Dame, Eummenido.

On behalf of a number a! friends in this conanunity. we begin presept you with this Carpet and sell. of Curtains for the reception room. and also some volumes for the Library ofyogr Co. vent; and in doiiig~so. permit us to observe, that. we deem the establishment ofis’higher class female school in our midst, a great privilege. and feel, from the well- known ability of the Ladies of ‘our order, as successful Teachers, that it till mark a new and Improved era in the educational history of our town. i

The want has been long fell, in our com- Ituunuy, ofu higher class seaniiioary, wlierc 'tlic female portion of our youth could obtain. not only is solid and useful ediictition. but also have imparted to tilt-in those lighter graces and wcoinpiisilments which adorn and lend a charm to social life: and are indcspcnsobly metusary for advancement in society.

We hail with pleasure your advent amongst us. and take this opportunin ot assuring you, that we will always be found ready to (n- courage you with moral and material support, and also to second the efforts, in your behalf. .of our esteemed pastor. the Very Rev. James McDonald, to whom we are chiefly indebted, under his Lordship the lllsbop, for you .' es- tablishment in this plyice.

Wishing you a prosperous career and the lcomplimch of the season,wo remain, Lndie‘s, an behalf of many friends.

Yours, ntost'rospectfully. JOHN Gar-rain.

D. II. Alclloastn Liscs ll. McMiiaas. 18. :868.

To the L

Summt-rsldv. Dec.

lleply.

(Gasman

. .Tlienmt' you have given us of your dis- hware-ems and devotcdness, at the begin- ning ofonr establishment, serve to depi- glowing colors the noble sentiments \l’lIiL-A animate one and nllol‘you. (icnllcmcn. cre this have onruvk-nt zez-l and praise Worthy conduct stroke-I eloquently in your behalf. emu-etc tliis, may we say, have we been flat- :tercd by‘lhciconlldencc reposcd in u 1, I'.nd titt- -encournge'trim we have experienced on the :pnrt of till. To-dny we have it convincing ,prooi'd the good feeling you entertain to- wards the Convent. by the rumble gifts you lliure presented us. The donation of this beautiful carpet. together with “vol-“l in. vstructivu and amusing volumes, and a rich .sett of curtains, bcurr. evidence of the ardent ids-sire you have of witnessing the prosperity of this Institution, founded in your midst by ,your worthy Pastor, whose merit you justly acknowledge itudappreciate. and whose inde- fatigable care and unbounded liberality you have so well sccondcd.

Permit us, then, Gentlemen, to express in tiinpie and iii unndorned words, oiir most grateful sentiments for the manifestation of your dcvotcdncs to the members ol'our order. and let us, at the same time. assure you, that an we are unable to “quit-am this tielll of flrlllllude. we Will have recourse to that Bouiititul tsiv'r. who reigns above, to open to you ,Iits secret treasures ot threefold firm-‘8' and, bicasings~and rcst nsured iliut )"VIlr names will be ever mingled among those of our most liberal benefactors.

Gentleman, for yourselves anti all others who have kindly joined iii this expression of good will towards this establishment. receive our warmest thanks and best wishes for the coniniing ye

liir. Sisrtans or Tlli’. C(INORHOA‘I'ION DE Norm: DAME. Sumniersidc, Dec. is. was.

WEEK OF PRAYER.

For the last ten years it has been the cus- tom of iill Evangelical Protestant Churches to observe the first week oi'tlio New Year as a week of united Prayer.

It has been proposed that the first week of lth‘.) should be marked by alternate services in the Presbyterian ami Wesleyan Churches in this Town, in the following order:

Monday evening, at half-past 'i. in the Pres bytcritsii Church. Subject of Prayer—"Cth fesslou of Sin, and 'l iiuiiliigiving for General Mei-cites."

'l‘ticlsday evening in the Wesleyan Church. Suluect—“ 'l‘ciiiporai and spiritual prosperity of nations.“

Thulsdayevening—Presbytorian. Subject —“ The Church."

Friday evening — Wesleyan. “ Missions."

The Rev. Mr. Frame will preside iii the “'esleynu. and Rev. Mr. Dchrisay in the l'resbytcrinn Church.

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Bummsrside “Literary Instituts."

'I‘. W. McKinlay. Esq, favored ‘lho [numbers oi this Institute on Tuesday ore,- iiing. by a continuation of his reading» lvoni Dickcii‘s " Christmas Carrol." i\Ir. Mcliiivlay who is an excellent reader. ap- aienred “have well imbibed the spirit or mim-cdcbrstctl author. whose vivid and matured description has commanded lilli- versai .nduiirution .

At. The close. remarks Wei-o made by the Very 113v" James lib-Donald, llon. Jas. Muhde and several others.

'1th question as to whether a Railroad would be practicable on 1‘. E. I.. will be discussed boloro the Institute on 'I'ucsdfly evening next.

Doc. 80. Aarzx . Mcllsic, Set-y.

lt‘lrc.

On Tuesday evening but. about lo p. In. , ‘tbc alarm of tire was given, when it was found that the buildings on Water Street. occupied dry the Steam Navigation Company. Mr. (,‘nii- 110“, and the Masons of Victoria Lodge. IllIII taken lire. The fire originated in a lower room ofllic building. occupied by M r. Pran- cis Mchcona, of QIiccn Street, and from thence spread to the other parts oftlic build- ing with considernhi» rapidity before the steam engine could be brought to bear upon it. The Steam Navigation Company, Mr. 'Ings, and Mr. Co'nnrll, were the principal cull‘erers. The engines soon arrived on the spot, and by playing upon the building, kcpt j- thc llamas in check for awhile ”” The building was partially insured. Isl.

The following is a correct statement o'tbc Produce shipped at Vernon River ilridgc, .during the mouths of Octo er and November, 1803:—

Subject—

i

55.727 Ilusbcls Oats. I,9l7 do liarlcy, I 1,956 do Potatoes, 1 ,tlllfl do Turnips, 155 Barrels Oysters, 42 Cul'cassel l'ork.

Jonit Fi'sanss. Wharllngrr.

Vomon River Ilaidge, Doc 17. With—Er.

\Vc understand that tho " Dawson (list-s" are all settled, the creditors having agreed to take l0s. on the pound in lieu of all claims, and receiving a Road from Mr. Dawson, sen., guaranteeing that amount. It is ii thousand pitics that this compromise had not been cf- fcctcd in the first instance: what a vvnrld of trouble, anxiety. expense and hard feeling it would have "weds—Patriot.

Tho Ilnsnarbold by the Sabbath Scholars 0: St. James‘ Church, was quite a success. As usual the tables and tbs sellers were both attractive. Some of the lit-st musical talent kindly lenl their aid. And the results are—— an exceedingly pleasant evening and £tlo.-II:.

WOn Christmas Day, and during the week, several lrlendi called on the Rev. Mr. Frame, and left. suitable presents as tokens of their regard for him.

The British House of Commons has over 200 new members.

er A Happy New Year!

husband and 8 children. and a large circle of

lithe rest in pe cc.

Irith mace}; MON

in ours I! fluimi PIX-‘1"! mi.ivn:-iiioxo:)

The Prince Edward

Queen Square Book Store,

‘s...’ V lilicit

llarue's Calendar—ll. A. Harvio Auction oi Hay—John Clay. Lumber—J. Foster

Xiias St New Year-W. II. Watson. Ualcntlars-aliertrnai's llook Store.

.331 a r rib ll.“ 77

At the lniise, on Wednesday owning, the Hard inst., by the Rev. W. H. l’ramc. Mr. James linyner, to Mary Ellen, only daughter of Mr. John Milliguli, all of Lot lib i

At the residence of the bride‘s Mother. on' Tiizsday evening. the ‘Jlth iiist., by the ul‘V.l \V. II. Frame. Mr. Richard “food, of Lot 8, to Miss Barbara Waite. of Lot It).

At Snmiiiursidc, on Tuesday, the 29th iiist., by the Rev. \l'. R. Frame, Mr. Win..loimston, Merchant, New LulltIOll,l0 Miss Mary Rogers, of llcdequc.

A'. the Manse, Georgetownmn the 15th iiist., by the Rev Alex. McWiiliam. Mr. Daniel iIcnipbili, Georgetown, to Miss Isabella Robertson, of Lot 49.

On Christmas Day, hytho Rev. J. Winter- botliain. M. Richard 'l‘oombs, (it (‘ovchead Road. to Miss Sarah Matthews, oi 'l'racndic

Road.

I At Charlottetown, on the l8tli inst" John I‘renaman. Esq" aged 76, a respectable in~ liabitsnt of that city.

Very suddenly, on Sabbath evering. the l3th inst.. Fuphemin, the beloved wife of William Gillespie, Earp, Carleton Point, Lot 28. in the i‘.5th year of her age.

. At Wellington, Lot ill, on the l9ib inst.. ui'the ilatb yearofher age, Ann. the beloved \vifclol‘ Mr. Hugh Giliis, icaiing n bereaved

friends t.) mourn their irrcpurrablcloss. May

li‘O] l

xaas. align YEAR!

7 ‘HE Subscriber. by recent arrivals from ENGLAND, has completed his

STOCK OF GOODS l

Crnsistiug in part of the following: Raisins, Currants. Almonds, Nuts, Essences for Fia- voring, Cochincol for Coloring, Candied Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels, Ground Spices, Mixed Spice, (icintiae, Isihgiass. Marmalade, Primes. Guava, Jelly, Red and Iliack Lurrnnt Jelly. Preserved Pears and Peaches, I’icklcs, Sam-cs. India Ciirric Powder, French Mustard, English Mustard iii lloitics ulid 'I‘infoil. Shrimp Paste. Es- sence of Shrimps, Anchovies, Anchuvey Sauce and Paste, Sardines, Pickled Cliiilics, Drivd Cllliiit'rl,Ut'lluillL' Cayenne iii iloulcs, Capers. Olives, Macaronic. Vcruiiciiii, ('cl- cry Set-d for Soup, Split l'cas, Rice, Pearl

liar cy, Sago, ’I‘apcocu, Arrowroot, 'l‘caclc,

Lit Juice, Salad Oil. Ruse Watt-r. Rose

Walt-r Crackers, Nonpareiis Cunicctienary.

—ALSO—

Port and Sherry WINE. CHAMPAGNE (urccn seal), l'inct. (‘astiiion & 00‘s., Hennrssry‘s. Marti-li's oi. l'ipcr's Ilrandy.‘ Hollands UIN, St-ulcli \Viill'ilil‘il’. ULU‘ TOM. Raspberry YINEGAR and Lemon SYRUP.

\‘V. Ii. “’A'I'SON. City Drug Store, Vii-toxin Building. 3

DUI‘. :51. i"' HARVIE’S PRINCE EDWARD iSLANl) ALMANAC FOR 1869,

Just published, atid lur Sale, Wholesale and

Retail, at IIARVIE'S BOOKSTORE. Queen Street. Charlottetown, tit‘l‘. 3i. inns. :li

18692

'99, ‘r.'. nag; 'apiuozutuns ions ‘oxouis ‘v ‘11

'aauupnann orliul it my mom opium aq "pa om” ‘parlul'luo uonq oauil Ilsllill|1|JUA\ slut -utol‘p1 pun no“ all) an pun 'tiuguoan out n; poi amid“ ml KIN“ .l.l\'trlliNiVJAIDLLNIrI 'l \’.1.Ll

'OEl’l'iEILXI (INV 'l\'L)ISill\'1““'"°l‘i V 'iu 'd ‘nanlap 9

man at tutu} poupuqo or] two smounlsoijou ~an on; ungssitupv upopl‘o ;[ to undo s.iou([

iteiitstiiiil Day]; “Presbyterian Church... V

1' ‘HE Annual Meeting of the Presbyterian

I not paid ibr l't-ws are respectfully requested

good DWELLING HOUSE.‘, one EARN,

7 ‘HE GENSRRI. ANNUAL hll‘

'l‘cmpcrancc Hall Company" will be held in the Temperance llaii, Altiertoii. on THURS-

o'ciuck, p. m.

I‘OR SALE, in Sununrrsida or at Albertnn,

i

NO ‘VI’IVII SsDKOflJLS NI (“souuung "tel ieuznu on) mos} ijo'I)

'setomv Ingesn 29 Aoucg

(INV HDIIHHI) NVAH'ISI'IAl “Pig-IN“ hung out rm.“ uognauuon u! satay-"1 31" 1

tum sitiiai and 4869.

Just PUBLISHED,

AND READY FOR DELIVERY island

CALENDAR, for 1869. D. LAIltI).

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A lluppy No ‘v X’s-sir!

P. E. Calendars

FOR SALE AT Berlram's Book Store.

Sulnnicrside. Dec. Ill, as.

Sewing, Machines.

FURTHER SUPPLY of SlNGERS new 1‘ style Manufacturing and Family SEW- ING MACHINES. just received. They are positively THE REST Sewing Machines in world for all purposes. Every tailor, ry shoemaker, every family should have

one. JOHN HIGGINS, Agent. (Eli‘sown, Nov 19, '55 r A V Cash for Wheat. WANTED by the Subscriber

500 Bllslscls Good “’Isens, for which the highest MARKE'I‘ l’lthE will be

paid in (‘ASIL I. VICKI‘IRSON.

l

Ch‘town, Dec 24. ‘68 2i

' HE Subscribers request the full payment of all l)s‘,l)ln due them, at as early :1 date as pulslltlc. The amounts will be re- ceived at the DRUG STORE in Sutnnierside. oral the Store of Win ’1‘. Hunt, St Eleonora, Wm. 'l'. HITN'I‘ & ('n

Suinmervldr, 24th, (lvt, lfl.

WEN @aiitlliuritiug or; died",

(Yong Igallon, at Stiuiincrsidcm'iituc held, in the Church, on Monday, the lib January. 13b9, at 2 o'clock, pm.

I' uvhol-lcrs will please pay their llcnts lo the 'l'rc purer on or before that day . in order that the Minister's salary for the present halt year he putictuaiiy paid. Those who have

to do so without delay. A few remaining l‘cws will be sold, IInlI also a few rented, at the annual Inerting. The making «lila- llrrs in the Church for than, will HIM) he said on that day. A full atten- dance of l'cwboldcrs is requested. THOMAS E. HALL, Scc'y & Tress.

Suinmersidc. Doc 17, 'i'

Freehold Farm for" Sale!

‘ FREEHOLD FARM. situate on Town- A ship No. 8, and fronting on the Gulf Shore, consisting Of

315 Acres of Land,

130 of whicii are cleared and in a good shite ol‘cullivalioii, tiio balance is covcre.. with an ubundriice of HARD, CEDAR, PINE and other woods. There are on the prclliiscs 'l‘ivo

one ORIS'I‘ MILL niid KILN. Terms and other particulars made known on application to JOHN YEO, Esq., .l'ort Hill, ur to the owner. JOHN GORRILL. Lot 5 Mills. Dec. 1,—tli

Annual Meeting. ‘ING of cuiupec

the Shareholders iii the “L

DAY. the 7th day of JANUARY next, at 6

BENJ. ROGERS, Scc'y tit Tron. Aibcrtun, Dec 2!, '63.

PORK Bastions !

a qualitin ul'cxccilcnt PORK UARRELS. Apply at this Ollicc, or to M. S. McALDL’I’l“.

Aibcrton. Dec 2‘}. 'titl.-im*

For sale! The Subscriber qy‘crs FOR SALE A SCHOONER,

1N FRAME, of about (£5 tons, together wit‘l ail the material in the yard, for lillisll- ing her, at his Yard, near Aibci'toii. ’l‘iziuis Easv. For further particulars apply to I. C. Ham... Esp, Charlottetown, or to the owner, M S McALI) L'Fl“.

Albert-.u, Dec 22. ‘t. .——lm*

Meeting of the Legislature. COLONIAL l.i-:T.\lt\"s Orrica,

llccciiibcr 17, lStirl. } . HEREAS by a resolution of the Houst- \ of .lssciillliy. passed on the Ilth day ot A pril. 1663, it was resolved that the iliiliauoni oi all Ilium-y votes lc with the Executive. Notice is hereby ' 'cn that all applications for Aloiicy Grants for uls.lirii|gcs, Wharvcu &c., and till pctitionsl Grants in aid of any 0lech whatsoever, \v cb parties may desire to submit to the Legislature at itsncx: annual Session, All“ required to be sent into this Ul- lice on or before the Isl day cl‘b‘cbruary next. iy Coliiiiiaiid, til-JORGE COLES, l‘

litlllldl Sc ctary. 'I'I'J N '1

A ION I ' LL PERSONS indcbitd to us by Book Debt or otherwise M iii please take notice that we ituvc authorized and empowered lillli"l‘. AlcC. S‘i'AYiiiiT, ot'Suimncrsnic,tocoi- iccl. lur us. and to sue for all debts not paid to him within two weeks from lliisl date. l).\ltli\' MONTGOMERY. Sumiiicrsitic, lit 5' l l Money ! Money . . No lficspcct. of l’crsonu! i.i. HOOK DEH‘I‘S niiti NOTES OI" HAND now over DUE llic Subscri— la-r, will positively be sued tor without

lul'liit'l'llulli’t'. ltlliL‘zS paid by the iii of Jsxuaitv. lb'tiv.

, 4

ROBERT 'i'. HOLMAN.

’ ‘IIE Subscribers, intending to make an curly ultciutinli in their business, will

sell otl‘ their well selected STOCK of

Dry Goods, Hardware, and Groceries, Liquors, etc"

at. a small advance 0]. costs and charges , for

two months.

They further notify iill persons indebted to liii'lll by Note or Hook Acrouiit, that they in- tend handing over forthwith for collection to the Courts, all amounts unpaid, without dis- tiiiciioii of persons.

JAMES CAMPBELL & C0.

Snmmersidc. lit-c I'J, lad“. Fmal Notice. ! 7' HE SUIISCIRER hcrcby iioiidqs all per-l

sous indebted to him by Note of Hamil or Hook Account, to call and pay up at oncc,‘ as alter the limb DECEMBER inst ., all persons whose Accounts remain unsettled will be Sued, without any distinction. lllClllii-‘lt'l‘ HEAD. Saint Eleanor's. Dec. H, in at. (ii

m" ’NO‘I‘I‘CETF”~__

R. FULLER, of Summersidc, can be

consulted every Wednesday afternoon iit "

the Surgery of Dr. 'l‘rciunia, iii L"'Illl't\'lilc, iicdcquc. [doc 17 " ' ms. .1. ll. JANIIESO‘

i

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON & AOGDUIiHEUR‘

le\‘. \\'.\\'.

OFFICE at the rcsidcnrcufilic Coipitis, Margaic. December 3. It‘llrl.

FEW COPIES of this celebrated worki have been received by tho Ageiitfor l'.E.l Island, the Rev. Library Edition :34; Cloth Extra $3.50, N. s. Currrcncy . Dec 1i. 'tlS.

assassins HOTEL.

No. 9, King Square, Sfl‘. JOIIN. N. B. ' ‘HE subscriber having thoroughly refitted and enlarged his HO‘I'ELand S I'ORI-l, is now prepared to iIt-coiiiitiudaic l’t-rlnuiu-ntaiul ‘l'ransicnl liourders on the Iilusl reasonable terms.

ALSO.in t'illlnl'l‘liulidl GROCERY STORE, ,arc rctpicriwl to furnish the saint- duly attest- f

where cvciy article required for home use may be had . J. CRAWFORD 8t SON.

“ms iliilll—ltlfl uamai

, one oi’tlio ltt'si papers for caiivasscrs iii the

ALHERI‘ s. nuintisav. Mm-

MA ILS. “’INTEB ARRANGENKBNTl Il‘iH-i Mails forthe Ni-iub‘iurlu; orbiter, slid

the limited Sluice willuatil iavilwr unlit-c, Ill:

closed at tlilsllllico every Monday, Weilucbduy, and Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.

. Mails'l‘or iircat Britain. Newli-tlndland uhd the “A, the “Hula-ii," hug “Quin-d his

West Indian. will be cloned avcvy ulicrnnlo Fri» day llIlII Monday, at 1 o'clock, p.lii.,us lllllIin‘i—

Friday. Dcrcuilier ‘25, Friday. March (s, Monday, do ‘Pl, Monday (I‘l N, i Flid January H, I-‘iidny. ll” Pt. I! Monday, do ll, Monday, do 1'1. Filler. do 2'4. Pilot. April 2, 1 Monday, do ' hit-Inlay. do 2‘ I‘l'liln', I'vli'd" h” v, d” m, alolriay, do ’4, do 11', room. do to. ' do on, Monday, do 2'), Mon May 3,

Mails i'm- Simon-raid" and St I‘ nnor's. via ib-dmpio, will be t‘liirvtl cvcry 'I'ucrday mid b‘ri tlnv, at ll a. in.

Lciicra to be registered and newspapers must be i

iv‘lll‘Il liidl'nii hour bctorc this time of closing the III I. THOMAS O‘VEN, I'. M. G. General Post Ollirr, Ch‘lmvii, Dec cl. 'ti‘l.

NOTICE.

I have to request all those in any way indebted to me, to make imuic— diatc payment. All amounts unpaid after the 25th Dncmiimit, instant, will be handed over to the COURT for collection.

D. ROGERS.

Summersidc, Dec. 17, ‘68.

H" NOTICE!

’I‘ENDERS will be received until the 9th day oi‘JANlIARY next. by the under- signed, Trustees of Saint Eleanor's North District School . for the building of a NEW t school lunatic, the contractor to liiid all maic' Plan and speculation to be cen at Lao-an J. CIXASWLLL'H.

HARRY A. COMPTON,

CHARLES ANDRI‘H ,

FDUAR d. CIIASW ELL.

St. Eleanur‘a, Dec IT, ‘iio‘

Juniper! J uniper! HE Subscriber will pay CASH for Juni- pcr suitable lav shipbuilding, delivered

at his Shipyard. » JOHN RAMSAY. 1863.

Sllllllilt‘rsidi‘, Do

KERSHAW & EDWARD‘S l.\ll’l:0\'i:l) PATENT Non-conducting and Vuporising

Fire and Burgler Proof

SAFER

MaNL’rac’ruui—tus or

RANK VAUL'I‘S, BURGLAI’. l‘llOOI" VAULT DOORS, iRON VAULT DOORS, l’ A ’I‘ E N ’l‘ COMBINATION Ii A N K LOCKS. DEED BOXES. l’A'l‘l-l."l‘ JAIL‘ LOCKS lb CELL DOORS. &c. t\".c.

Tues. l-‘cuaaclt. DavinSratai & Sons, 'l'ravcliiug Agent. Agents, Halifax.

Montreal. Dec 15. '68 y

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i

7 ‘iilS Paper has been recently enlarged to mammoth proportions. lr is TIII- .anoiss'r v omen l'Ai-i.it IN 'rlli: “’(iu la liic ll" organ oi the Union Movuiitnt, and i'uualism, t-Iosc communion, exclu- aiul church ’e. It is the only papcrlhat publishes IINNRI‘ Wauu IIIJKL‘IIER'S Sci'iimiis, which it does every wet-k, just us they ate ilclivcrcd,—witliout qualification or correction by him. it advocates ulllYl‘I‘SIIl‘ snil'ragc; a union ofcbristiatis at the polls; i and the rights of labor. cultural Department of any paper in the World; publishes stories for the family, mid Iur tlu: destruction of social evils. It ciiilo— A iial management is impersonal; its \vritcrsl aiul editors are lroiu every branch of the church, and from every grade of society. It

i

criug premiums of Sewing i ics, Appletoii's Cyclopc- i i

has been upily termed the frcest organ ot thought in the world.

Siitb :i paper. 0' Machines, lliclio . din, Pianos, Organs for Churches. ctc., makes

\Vlil'lii. l-Jvcry congregation may obtain a Commu- nion Service, an Orgau, a Mciodcoii, a Diblc. ‘ or a Lite Insurance Policy for its Pastor. or, almost any other nccdlul thing, by a club of: subscribers . I l Send for a copy, enclosing 10 cents, to

1115le Y 1!. C'IIILD. {I Park Row, New I‘ork .

P. S.—Subscriptions received at this ofllcc ibcr I7, s.—-lm.

i

READ“ TIEIIS I ,

Aml Govern, Yourselch Accordingly}

1 wise, are hereby notified that unless their several amounts. now overdue. are paid by Iilt' L'lih instant. they will be sued, without

furtlici Iuticc. JAMES L. HOLMAN Wholesale Warehouse, iicatl llolmau's Wharf, Dec 9.

LL Persons indebted to the subscriber by i _ ‘ Rank Account, Note of Hand, or other i l ‘1‘” 3"“ hull“: