Chapter I: WILL sell the half of Lot No. 164, lying on Main Cross street, on

which is a small brick house.

I will also sell Lots Nos. 5, and 12, lying west of Wilkinson street,—They are all corner lots, and pleasantly situated. I will give a credit to the purchaser.

_JAMES WILLISON._
Dayton, Nov. 13, 1817. 51,5t

STOUT & REEVES,

MOST respectfully inform their friends and the public in general, that they have entered into partnership and will carry on the

SADDLING BUSINESS

in all its various branches, on Main-street, next door to Smith and Eaker’s store. They intend constantly to keep on hand a general assortment of

_SADDLES, SADDLE-BAGS, BRIDLES, HARNESS_, &c. &c.

of the newest fashions and made in the most neat and durable manner; all of which will be sold low for cash, or country produce, delivered at their shop at the market price.

Those who may be pleased to favor them with their custom, may depend upon their attending to their directions and orders with pleasure and promptitude.

_Dayton, Nov. 6, 1817._ 50,3m

_New_ AND CHEAP GOODS, FOR CASH.

The subscriber is now receiving from New York and Philadelphia, a choice assortment of

FALL WINTER AND SPRING
GOODS,

which will be opened and offered for sale at a much cheaper rate than any _Goods of the same quality_ heretofore in this place, either for CASH, or

APPROVED COUNTRY PRODUCE IN HAND,

and hopes his friends and the public will give him a call and examine for themselves.

JOHN COMPTON.
_Oct. 2, 1817._ 45,3m

NOTICE

IS hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate of Henry Berkhard, dec’d late of Madison township, Montgomery county, to come and make immediate payment, and likewise those who have accounts against the said estate, are required to come forward with their accounts duly authenticated as the law requires within one year from this date.

JOHN BERKHARD,
JOHN KESSLER,
_Executors_.
_Nov 15, 1817._ _52,4t_