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IFhe udding for Us— dr delighted on \tt other springs i*|i^i^»%e fiist spring * *pj|*£.jnFe t|fe^?, The wfeft were at gay, ai full t\/* f ^ «. ? »M $V sMi ^PS'^cf-' «»soiisti^fe^ nj^itkttTe m»n more th«tt U» bnef; lepsoa that ;he too must 'K tWWf 1 ^ «f virtae. rwpo^ how bcnevoJent is ^he Jbounte- __. „„id^iK|kll^ie ptot^^^<)uriV#Wing and nappi- n^Ho^. touch be»ieydl«ri^ is mani- JA^^HSMM^ *provideiicp. *houfd Weatrtye to s^dnunitter happimesa ttf4*m*kwu& TK«. * How cawflftd not to _^_ =^ n g|^ R ^fe 4^4 f 0 r the exer- {• -•; t l^^i^^t^ mm fW&mtt m& m \'iU to.p*y toth* iBommg, you »ee* not lltfll^kMtf^Nw t«Hing theumf in- cidents that htippened last wee^ ^o*idted VowviBryJIieciaiittte, ettbcr.in th« ge- ography, die embelliihroents, tr my other |»*rt of the «ory. Of coawe we talk jn thii jr^cle to the ladiet.— to \ When in Nottingham, I gave way too fittucft to « practice, which prevails then in a shameful degree, of sitting in judgment on the attainments end experience of others.— JU this time, there was darkness enough in my own heart, to ha«e employed all my at- tention, and I think it may be generally asi serted r that ttoee who are the rediest to «- amimoVurt, are the most backward toexam- \ue UumMivts; thai the more we feel incHn- <sd to sfrutmize our brother Christians with severity* th© less able are e*e tt) eodure sneb aiwotiny ounelvet. Before Chrhtiaoity <?arr arrive at any degree of perfectiou^ we mwrt^tesve las tongue «od mam heart tmnrk. B * man be faithful to hit convictions, he if ill find too much todo ot&eate to busy him- self- with what he has no opportunities of KiifTTCiently knowing,— hit neighbor'* htari. Tb'se who feel the tnesi generally talk tbe Ika^—Iprk White. -' C4tta«T»3ffltW»0C*0ttl«. Nov»icB<a4, tMS. Bemfc, Morse fy Wa*&? AVlNO lately received new supplies of BdOfe3 and, STATU)******, »: Viety and.Good Breeding —It wi generally foimd- tl^ala rtjln of gen t : t|^|^#ff v ^3 ^ *wd« peculiarly! a- Wix^^ft}^ I know very wfell jire ^pnaiftfa the world who |t|je%e innuirierHble .pious profesaiois, |WM^|i^i||iyst^g at the game time aiiy superabunfJaiit sbare of native potitenek ifc * ri:i \ »;^i:-Smpo^l'%Iigfoua iian-itshi Rfttsarcqnaintance for devotional fe|l- ^O^S^%like* 4 flie>-geoer8i air o^a '\Klpfc )#, dbich-'a careltjss $¥* |$gtog ilidistrngoishiag |||s; •|#|,||i.|| ; <|au»terfeit be placed vyhen Dr. Johnson had completed his Dictionary, which had quite exhausted ithe patience of Mr. Andrew Millar, hie Itkwkselier} the latter acknowledged the receipt of the last sheet, in die following aote :«s—*' Andrew Millar sends his cona- |9Umentf to Mr. Samuei Johnson, with the money for the last sheet of the copy of |he Dictionary, and thanks God be has dOne ,5 Wttn y jbTim.\ To this rude note, the d^r returned the folltiWiog anfiwer :— ( * $I$$B$ JoftlSaon retorhs his com pli- rneiita to Mr. Andrew M»i%r, and is very glad to find (as he does by hi» note) that Andrew Millar haa the grace to thank Ood for any thing.\-^JBoa»e/l. .-. Durihg the revolutiooary var, General lLa Fayette being-in Baltimore, was invi- ted to a bail III went as requested, but instead of joining in the amusements as might be expected of « young French- man of 22, he addressed the ladies thus; Ladies, yott are very handsome, you dance veiy prettify; your ball is very fine j but my soldiers have no shirts. The appeaj was irreaistabte $ the bait ceased, the ladies'ran home and went to work, •rtd by the next day a large number of ihirts were prepared by the fairest hands of Baltimore, for the gallant defenders of ;heir r counory. OLD£N TIMI. The following is extracted from the ancient records of Essex'* County Court.\ At the Court held at Ipswich the 26th of first mo 1650. Judges, John Endecot, esquire, Gov- ernor ; Mr. Symon Broadstreet, Mr. Sam- uel Symonds, Capt Robert Bridges. Thomas Scot upon his presentment is w mi, wummi w. i t mM^- ^Vf^^fW*'^! '.HMfci both ai weir us titers i- t A «oojO be detected. % Bishop of 6«ii- . ^Iie of the most pl- Hfte^itlie-dtially 4 ,.. w , ^^MP4lip*J%T||uun of France ^ i^l0mmm4M pot- trance, was a pmm*mctT*$wy, m well a* rt pohshed ntsmnerB. 1 have with many who knew Whit- ^^^*%a|^b«e»as>tilfed that in mostaccom- SiWtftriieiigobd breed- :4piry*|w(»Vif-|Be best m^M Ibajwir^tmy HjAjrm atlon - What jSts|..ft\ in. the same litmmMfemd tlie of visiting has V4ii.ihe : : ^.»%^ m;^' » ,.,... .,/-.•»*,, tbfttKilBO #'1 • *1 a •.-•: •• • 4• f ,r . i :ciouanew of sttiofi, A lisfrequent- :;PfW*| tttle|>iece y tie* court: AS arasr; Robert Lord, clerc. [From Carter's Letter* from Europe.} ENGLISH SHEPHERDS. The tract between Windermere and Coniston, and indeed the whole region around the English lakes comprehending parts of Lancashire, Westmoreland, and Cumberland, which here corner upon one another, is strictly a pastoral country, where the Shepherd's pike is still heard, and Arcadian simplicity still resides. All the villages are small, consisting of little more than assemblages of shepherds. The face of the country exhibits few marks of agricultural improvement, of which indeed ft is not susceptible to any considerable extent, being uniformly broken and composed of continuous ran- ges of mountains. Flocks of sheep cov- er the tides of these, as far up aa verdure has crept, and all beyond is naked rock, or crags slightly shatled with brown heath and grey moss. So bright is sometimes the color of the former plant, added to the orange complexion ol decayed fern, as to appear among the clouds like gleams of sunshine. Such a region must necessarily have a sparse population. The inhabitants are plain, simple, unsophisticated, kind and gentle in their manners. In the course of our ride, we fell in with several shep- herds, who were driving their numerous flocks to market. They were intelligent, and communicative, entering freely into conversation, and cheerfully imparting information respecting their employment In every instance they were accompani- ed by their faithful dogs, a beautiful speckled animal with erect black ears, and to well trained, a* to relieve the mas- ter of all trouble in keeping bta sheep po the path. If one of the flock happenato loiter or stray, the watchful dog instantly observes Hand attends to bit duty with- out bidding. Every step of our travel* about these iaket rerauided me of the interior and mountainous districts of New-England. Although there ia not • #o much general offer a very complete and extensive assort- tneet, at wholesale or retail, and at vary low prides. Tbe following are among their stoekof SCHOOL &O0&&; Crammings' Fust. Etessans in Astronomy and Geography ; do. Geography and Atlas; Wqpdoridge's, Morse's, Worcester's, Wil* lett£ and Dwight's Geographies j Ostran- der*s, Dnboll's and Pike's Arithmetics;— Flint's* Gibson's, Love's and Gurtimere's SarVeying; Momty's, IngersoFTs atidGVeen- letfla Grammars; English Reader, Intro- duotion, Exercises and Key; American Header, Columbian Orator, Popular Les- sons, Class Book, Brief Remarker, Treeby % Ferguson's tnd Wiltons' Astronomy » His* tory of the United States, Tytler's History^ Whelpley's Compeod, Child's Instructer, Webster^, Marshall's, Cumming's and other Spelling Books, Blair's Lectures, do. Philo- sophy, Walker's Dictionary (second Cauan- daigua edition) Scott% Lessons, Cate- chitmi, Art of Writing, School Certificates, Bibles, Testaments, fee. Ice. *M*o, Ainsworth's J«atin Dictionary, Ad- aa)^ Latin Grammar, Latin Primer, Dy- rnock's Cssar,Titi Livii, Cassar Delphini, Horace, Virgil, Cicero fc de Oratore, Cornel. Nepos, Davidson's Virgil, Smart's Horace, Liber Primus, Longinos, Tacitas, SaJIust, Selectae Profanis, Hacbenherg's Greek* Grammar, Eutropia, Greek Testaments, Ex- emplaMiuora,RaddimaB'sRudimentB,Mairs , Introduction, Clarke's Corderii^ Schreveln Lexicon, Graeca Majota, Graeca Minora, fits tori a Graeca, Duncan's Cicero, Selecta« e Fro. Scrip. Historiae, Viri Roiua3, Histo- riae Sacrae, Entick's Dictionary, Nugent's French do. BoyePs do. A°*.i Lempriere's Classical Dictionary, Letfsdeh's Greek and Latin Testament, Westminster Greek Gram- rrjar, French Grammar, &.c. fee. * 'Dr. Johnson's Dictionary, 2 vols.quarto ; Johnson's pocket do. Walker's do. do.; Sirason's Euclid, Play fair's do. Day's Alge- bra, Bonny castle's do. Key to do. Simson's Conic Sections, Benjamin's Arcbiieeiure, Stjey's Book Keeping, J ark son's do, Ben- netts do. Mathematical Tables, Jameson's Logic, do. Rhetor.c, H-eJge's Logic, DUD- cwrs do. Simpson's Trigonometry, Worces- ter's Universal Gazetteer, Sfiafford's Gazet- teer of New-York, Historical Reader, do. Dictionary, Conversations on Natural Phi losopby, do. on Chemistry, Smith's Gram- mar of Botany—and other works on the Arts and Sciences. JKW, Minnie Charts, Mason's Monitor, Freemason s do. Masonic Constitution, &c. —Hoyt's Cavalry, Scott's Infantry Exercise, and other Military Books. ' The following are among their assortment of works in Surgery and Medicine: Abernetby's Surgical and Physiological Works, 2 vols, plates, first American d om tbe sixth London edition; Miner and Tully on Fevers.; Bichat's General Anatomy, S vols.; do. on the Membranes; Good's Study of Medicine and Nosology, 5 vols.; Cooke on Nervous Diseases; Pott's Surgery, 2 vols.; Armstrong on Fevers; Smith on Epidem- \cs 1 .? mwgBe,ut,''T»u«n.tt*o eui^i., veyances; Amer|ca| %^^W* practieal rorm»i ia#fee*at*s CbnstitofiottS^ Law; Reeve o» Do»e«^3%la^on»*, do«i Law Detcetiti; AOKI on Water Courses; Law of Patents, by ressenden? Bradfoy on Distresses: Coleman's S& Game's Caset; CaimJ^BepOrts; Johiaorr*s do? dfe-Cattr 9 v», Johnson's Chaneeify do; Hapkirls , dff-, Wheaton's Reports, 9 v; do Digest; Espv nat»e'*Nisi Peiu** it * \ Jlewland on Con- tracts* Equity Draftsman; Ord on Usury 4 County and Town Officer; Swift's Evi- dence s. Attorney's Companion; New-York Justice: Courts Martial; Coke's Report!; Office bf SurrlJgate, a«r Administirator'* Guide? Clerk's Assistant? Laws of New- York, and several public acts in pamphlets. [%$\ The above Law Books will be sold as cheap as they can be had in the state^— many of them at halfjpric&l STATIONARY. B. M> && W. have likewise on band, a good assortment of articles in the Stationary tine—among which are tbe following: 1O0 Ron. LeUer Paper, SOU „ Writing do. 100 „ Wrapping do. Indelible marking Ink, fnk, red and black, in bottles, Ink Powder, Slates and Pencil*, * Penknives, Scissors, Razors, Pocket Books, Wallets, Sand, Sand Boxes, Sealing Wax, Wafers, Inkstands, of all kinds, Cyphering and Writing Books, Blank Notes, Blank Cards, Ledgers, Journals, and other kinds of BLANK BOOKS', Quills, red Tape, Pencils and Cases, ,\ \Mathematical Instruments, Scales and Dividers, Office Seals, Folders, Pocket Combs, fine do Backgainon Boards', Chess Men and Boards, Playing Cards, Bonnet Paper, Portable Desks, Water Colors, Pink and blue Saucers, Hair and lend Pencils, &c. be. Also, BLANKS, for Lawyers, Justices and citizena. Christian and common ALMANACKS, for lttge. T HE 01 the highest. _^ Canandaigua, Oct FARMS FOK 8 *jSff.Wi wK or qti^||$|,;©f tod^e^ coo' <•«>¥• %4o wMM #*>^M the sjtatf^njj I^owksW^ roads, |eadp$| Buffalo, arvj v^ii'i^^m fodlibajijiollfi the court-hoi^ U C^nandai^a, ..A*^ Land lies in. ©l^l^tly. i| ^aa be £ftjfl0 to such portions;^ w^ll best accommpif purchasers* Jttso&m hundred and fl% BUILDING LOTi^ifuated in tbf,^»; part of tbe village of Rochester, in ty of Monroe, MOSE^ Canandaigua, March Jyjf \lr» Y_vtrtoe of att^xecution^^ssaM 3# Clerk of the county directed and delivered, against the ami chattels, lands and tenements of David, i have seized his right and^iiiisiO? the following described lotsof Larar^tteuiit|^| f m the town of Naples, Ontario fsomlM; bounded as follows, Viz. on the solrrh|'eaa^ and north, b$ land- owned by*' &&ry Alfred Hoicomb, on the welt by ^ leading from Naples to Gonbocton, co«tai»f ^ ing one fourth of an acre, with siU tae;|ier«r \ ditrtments and apportenances thefeun^ be- ,., f longing; all which I shall expose to sale, at \'* public vendue, on Thursday the 27fb day of;.^ ^ April next, at Blossom's HefiB^iB^ajeViliagat^** 4 of Csnaitdatgua, at iQtfi&wskA* Ifc Patefe March ISth, IMS. 6w50 J. GARLINGHOUSE, Sheriff. I. R HALL, Under Shtriff. S3 : M0 f * •«***•„*«-. < •5* ,^« totdUgtiiw tod bardy iuduetry in tbje^ .._ . '\l inhtbrtantt, there it in many Mtectt^'f ^AlT SCHOOL BOOKS, (some of them * * lH1kis# similarity of rnannem ^AtoUff ^)~*tnall Book\ ror children, from 1 cent ^li^frJ^a^dxir^MsftJia^^ ;^*W twa^ o^Brwinera from the wiW mi m-< fc Sw*y«»x , Report«,t «:• v; BaroewaUVIi ewmttareofthe frii|i«!^^ eJa^nt^e^rtKlwtea. of trie lower mm^;^^^^M:nm^m,tmA rri i« itwt more m^mpi^ df Uti|&itti4 'Wffi 1 ^^^2t^^^0^ : tii^^ *.^ \-: *w j *\-**•;-\ ; ^'^ \-^ : SSS^r ir SNS^ l *' r ^S^H^f 4, PliMa1rtW%-:.tiai . % Wm*t \%Hf»r» on bnmUck,\ *hfn MeWv^te^lfepotts, $ f j JajeobiitWilker»s 2 vols. ? Parr's Medical Dictionary, 2 vols.; CdOper and Traver's Surgical Essays; Dor- sey's Cooper, 2 vols.; Cooper's Surgical Dictionary, 2 vols.; Bell's Operative Surge- ry, 2 vols.; Barton's Cullen, % vols.; Mur- ray's Mat. Medica, Culleu's do.; Edin. Dis- pensatory; Bell's Anatomy, 3 vols.; Rush's Works, 2 vols.; WistaJr's. Anatomy, 2 vols.; Thomas' Practice; do. Domestic Medicine; Paris' Phaimacologia, £ vols.; Fordyce on Fevers; Thacher's Modern Practice; Lar- ey's Surgery, 2 vols.; Richerand's Physiol- ogy; Haller'sdo.; Magendie'sdo.; Dorsey's Surgery, 2 vols.; James' Merriman,(on Par- turition ;) Economy of the Eyes—with ma- ny other medical works. ALSO,Gorbam's Chemistry, 2 vols. Cot- tiog'stio. Henry's do.; Chemical Research- es,Manualof Botany, Phillies' Mineralug), Sumner's Botany, Boianioal Ext-rci«es, Parke's Chemical Catechism, Domestic Cookery, Cooks' Oracle, Family Receipt Boot, Treatise on Dying, Mason's Farrier, Tapfin's do. White's do. M'Mahon's Amtn- can Gardener, New-York Gardener, Farm- er's Assistant, American Distiller, Hall's do. —and a number of other uselul Books on Agticulture and Scientific subjects. Bibles, Testament*, &c. Scott's Family Bible, 6 vols, octavo, new edition ; do. 3 vols, quarto; Brow n's Bible, 2 v. do.; a large supply of family, octavo, school and pocket Bibles, in a great variety of binding, paper, and prices, being altogeth- er the best assortment ever offered for sale in this quarter, and at the lowest prices. TES- TAMENTS, of all sizes. JUso, Watts' Psalms and Hymns ; Wor- cester's Watts and Select Hymns; Neiile- ton's Village Hymns; Methodist and Camp Meeting Hymns ; Common Prayer Books. SACRED MUSIC.—Mtisica Sacrn, Mu- sical Monitor, Handel and Haydn Society's Collection, BridgewaterCollertion, Hnrtfotd Collection, Olmsted's Olio, Village Harmo- ny, Smith fe Little's (patent notes). Musical Hiirmopy, Holyoke's do.—.^o, Musical In- structer, *and other Gamuts for Singing Schools. A general assortment of Miscellaneous Books, Including the standard authors, in Religion, Morality, fUttory, Travels, Biography, Po- etry, Jvbod* $fc (£/* Library Companies will be supplied cheaper than Books of equal quality, (io paper binding, fee.) have ever been offered, in this quarter—many of them ithtUf price. Also, a great variety of SUN- Cumim tigs' GeugrapU^ aud A Was, £m.pj;niir;u. J UST published, and for sale by Beam, Morse fe Ward, An Introduction to Ancient and Modern GEOGRAPHY ; to which are added, Rules for projecting Map-, and the Use of the Globes—accompanied with an Atlas. Tenth Edition, revised and improved, and at reduced price. Also, Cummitigs' First Lessons in AJS- tronoroy and Geography. Also, Just Received, Several new BOOKS, among which are, the Story of a Life: Husband Hunting, a tale of fashionable life,2 vols? Babylon the Great, or Dissection of Men and Things in the British Capital; Apples of Gold; Na- poleon and the Grand A*ray in Russia, a critical PX animation nf Conwt Sejau-JsJi^QJEk: the 1 roubadour, Catalogue of Pictures and Historical Sketches ; Tales of the Crusaders, 2 vols; Story of Jack Halyard, or the Vir- tuous Family. Jil&o, octavo BrBLKs, with Canne's mar- ginal Refereuces and Plates; and a new supplv of quarto Family BISX.ES . January 2, 1826. T. JFKJYITTT, TAXI. OR. H AS returned from New -York, whereme made himself acquainted with the most approved Fashions for Gentlemen'-- clothing in general. QT/^A general assortment of the first rate TRIMMINGS, which he can furnish on reasonable terms. Also, a few Vests and first rate Silk Vest- ing, for sale. Canandaigua, Oct. 182JK 29tf SHEEP FOH SALE. 100 f at Weathers, and XO© merino and com- mon wool*d store sheep. Enquire of: the subscri- ber, living in tbe west part of this town. ORLANDO MORSE. Canandaigua., Feb. 1.1 816. 4btf T&MVm&lT FOR SAI.E. T HE subscriber offers for Sale, or to Rent,that valuable TAN- NERY,with a dwelling house auH garden attached, situated in tbe wllage of Caledonia, county of Livingston. For terms, apply to John Butterfield, mer- chant, of Caledonia, or to S. BROWN, Geneseo. M>9. 5, 1824. SStf r *m B Y order of N^himjel W-ffoweft, £% first Judge of Ontario coapty, notice »§• hetftby given jo all tjie creditors ©T DayTd.'^jf Russell, of Phelps, liyhe county of Onta*|&Jj an insojyent debtor, tp shew cause, if a!jf3|„ they have, before\the'Said'Judge at faisoffieff%| in Canandaigua, <m \the fifteenth day ^offp April next, at ten o*clock in the roMtoon^^ why an assignment of the said insoivertt*sr 4 ^ estate should not be made, and his person be^l exempted from imprisonment, pursuant t#S the act entitled \ An Act to abolish iinprb-**^ on men t for debt in certain cases,\ pasself*\* April 7,1810. f)ated February 24$i; ! &L 6w48 DAVTD RUSSELL. Insolrtnt. B V oraer of Nathaniel W. HaweM, Esq* -. first Judge of Ontario county, notice is nereby given to aM die creditors <jf Lev* Watkins, of Naples, in said county, an, in- solvent debtor, to shew cause, If anyfliey,. have, before the said Judge, at his office in' the town of Canandaigua in die county of Ontario, on the fifteenth 4ay of May matt, at; eleven o'clock in the forenoon, why an as- signment of the said insolveat'sestate not be made, and bis. person be exem from imprisonment, pursuant to tiie entitled \an act to abolish tmprrsonment fot ^ debt in certain cases,\ passed April%-l«HM|L Dated this *Oth day of Mareb, a82S*? * *~ *« *¥. 6w51 LBTI WAT^IN^r^ig^fe. B EFAULT haviugibeeo made l«*^r H payment of a sum of irioney, secsTedf f to be paid by iadenture of niortgage, dated* 22d January, 1828, executed by Perry Hot** comb and Alfred Hoicomb to Otis Peiroe>£ f notice is hereby given, that by ^virtue ©fMif \' power contained in the sai#imoi%^^lo^* ttr puTsiianc^^ttm^wttn^inTmcn'TraWplo^* vided,the following described premises will be sold at public vendue, at the court hooSS*^ at the town of Canandaigua, m tbecoUnty C. of Ontario, on the twenty-e%hth day of Jotjr next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, via. ** AJf that certain piece or parcel of land lying and being in the town of Naples, county of Ot^- tario, and state of New-York, it being lot number fifteen, settling lot so called, and part of lot number fifty-five, settling lot io called, bounded west by tbe highway lead' ing to Prattsburgh from Naples, south by land owned by Asa Stanley, east by settling lot .aumber fifty-six, north by Pael Grimes* land, containing thirty-seven acres of tend, or thereabouts, be the same more or less.—*- Dated February 4, 1826. OTIS PEIRCE, Mortgagee. M. H. SIBI,EY, jSttomew. Bmi5r •• II i II i • —— imii iim. *->i &i LANDS, lnthe »tate of Uliiioia T HIRTY Tracts of 160 acres each, for sale at the United States' cash price, on a (redit of 4 or 5 years. These lands have recently been selected by an agent residing at the capital of the state, and iu reference to cli- mate, soil, fe navigable waters, are among the most valuable that can be purchased in the Military Tract. They will be sold in quan- tities to suit the purchaser, and a warrantee deed, given, conveying an indisputable title. A proportion of Monty will be advanced on sale of the above Lands to facilitate their settlement, if desired, approved security be- ing given. Apply to Caaand(^u(t,.Af a rat,im, FOH EMIGRANTS, Co tftr State »f«Wi{». A BODT of Mm Jgret of fertile and well timbered LAND,situate ten miles east of Cft»v#m4i feisoft the margin of Lalf ,£\% adiotnin^noril *nd south upon thenar famed and baA«4iful Ridge Road, - ALSO, 1000 ^ral in separata parcels, #oa!o upon tliotiwtftft owl ma&dytim «*a s«« W HEREAS Arnold Hayes, of C«na»T daigua, in the state of New-York, o» the tweniieth day of April, 1825, did* fof securing the sum of four hundred and twen- ty-one dollars with interest, niortgage untO/ the subscriber, all thai certain tractor parcel of Land, situate in township No. 10, in tbe, third range, east of East street and south of the Square, lying on tbe east line of thj* low n, and is part o( the Same tract of land that Jacob Hayes purchased of Richard M* Green, which tract is known on a map of the town by lots number seventeen, sixteen, fifteen and fourteen, being part of lot num- ber seventeen in said tract, bounded as fid* lows, viz. on tbe south by the south line of said tract, on the west by the centre of Can* andatgua outlet, on tbe east by the east line of the town, and on the south by a line par- - allel with tbe south line of lot number sev- enteen, and so far. distant therefrom as to contain fifty-seven acres, according to the survey thereof lately madefy James Smed* ley, Esq.—Notice is hereby given, that tho* said premises will be sold at public vendue,; to the highest bidder, at Blossom's hotel irt the village of Canandaigua, in the county of Ontario aforesaid, on the sixteenth day of September next, at 10 o'clock in the for** ; noon. Dated March 15th, *8£«. JAMES LYON. Mitt H. SIBLBT, Mornty. « 6m50 .. m I i II i I.I in .in mm II m II< 'i mi i. 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