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from the Continental Navy Yard, Lang
don's Hand. The launch was conduct
ed on the bea principles Of The com
plete fhip-builder, and the fhip depoii-
ted in her future native element with
fafety.
On Friday lat, the flip built at New
buryport, by fubicription, for Govern
ment, went off the ways under diff
charge Of artillery. She is pronounc-
ed to be as good a vedel as ever was
bullt-is called the Merrimack-is we'll
coppered, and will mount 10 mines and
8 fixes. Capt. Hacker was the con-
ltructor, and Major Crofs the contract
or.-The Merrimack'8 head is a group,
competed of an Eagle perched upon the
globe, fupported on one fide by an ele-
CANT figure, representing Commerce,
and on the other by a beautiful female,
ftrikingly enblematical Of Julticc, andin
front is borne the arms of the United
States. Mr.. bearing, Of Portfmouth,
defigned it.
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ers, at Knockhill, dated tie ri init.
bis excellency was advanced towards
be enemy ; and Colonel Crawford Is
suihing his Patroles to Ghafflebar. Ii
|bpears, that the numbers of the enc
HI the hrench troops landed have
Zen exaggerated, and that they have
zen Joined by very uncomfortable
sumber OF the Inhabitants !"
The French have landed Isco men
b Ireland, and they have fucceeded in
b attack on a parts Of Gen. Lakes
hgiiion. The French took s field pie
Is in the conteit But at the laft dates
hey were, according to the Irilh ac-
:ounts, furrounded by very hyperion
brce. All parties in Ireland appeared
jp2oied to this foreign interpoGtion.
/ The Paris Journals mention the fail
M Of the three frigates from Roche
hrt, with 1900 tyAops, which we have
sjready itated toabe the fame which we
believe to have reached ireland. The
French accounts agree in Eating, that
he armament at Brett was, as We have
sready fuggefed, defined alto for Ire
bnd the moi Of them agree alto that
4 had been prevented from failing,
hough one Journal fates that it has
',fually failed. Should this be the cafe
i is by no means likely it viii reach the
Mace of its deltination unobferyed b,
'sur feet.
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War end Ia0aE0n.
BRUSSELLS, AUG

BRUSSELS, AUG. IS.
1 Several corps of French and Batagian
loops are on their march to the coats
4 North Holland, which are threaten
II by feyeral formidable fleets compol-
I Of Englifh and Rufian lhiPs the
.ond diviGon Of Ruaian hips Of war
is Joined the fri before the port OF
he Texel, the third divifion is expected
D the 2gth or goth Termidor 10th
4 18th Auguf !; on board Of that di-
lion is a corps Of land troops, COM
pfed Of fix battallions of picked infan-
n il is much feared in Holland that
be enemy will attack the Texel.
All the letters from the right fhore
II the Rhine and the Interior OF Ger
hany fpeak Of the immenfe warlike
separations carrying on there, and OF
be apprehenion.o Of new coalition IN
n North direaei asaill the French
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THE TRUsTEES Of Bowdoin College
are hereby notified, that their ferni annual
meeting, is to be holden at the Cogrt HaHlE in
Portland, on the FIRST WEDNESDAYS ia
November next, al 10 O'Clock IN the fore-
noon.
JOHN FROTHINGHAM, Secretary
Porflana, 07oqer Iotb, 1898.
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Fran a Corrslboudent.

This day about noon arrived in town from
gong up and down in the earth," The celebra-
ted QUEEN OF SHtBA--wel known in The crazy
aUerla for her dGraaion ana tsly. Her head
bore the CAP Of Liberty, which was adorned with
the h1,eoiowsd, jatotia Cockads--a badge which at
this day diainguiihes thofe of her ebarat7er from
the fiber and rational part of the community
W. underfand fhe is at from Buxton, where
ihe has been engaged for forne time il eviewing
Der troops and making arrangements for the ap
preaching election Of the Pay6nt 80
Friday, Oa.-I0th.
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Marine
Articles

Lat Thurf1ay arrived, brig Jane, Captain
Joihua Robinfon, 40 days from Liverpool.
Same day arrived Schooner Sally, Captain
Crabtree. from Liverpool.
The Cumberland Capt. Scott, of this port,
was at Liverpool by he lat accounts,
The JotePh, Capt Stone of this port, has alto
arrived at Liverpool.
The Toxwell, Stevens, Of Pepperelboro' has
arrived fafe at Briaol.
Ship Rein Deer (fuPPofed to be the fame late.
ly captured from this poTt) has arrived at Bal
timore, under The command of captain Froa,
JuG before Capt. F. failed, Hughes received
information of the La Croyabls's crew in con.
fequence Of which he ordered the indifcrimnate
imprisonment Of all Americans.
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From Portfnouth paper Of Oaober ~.
Spirit Of 6iP building.


On Monday next, Jacob Sheafe, Efq.
Jas public Agent, and col. Hacker, as
Naval Director, uhitedly raife in the
fame navy yard, a fix and thirty gun
frigate, to be completely finilhed of live
oak. And fuch is the contemplated
fpirit of enterprise and energy, of IN
dufry and excrtion, that faid frigate is
to be launched i'll ego working days.
When every Circumstance is maturely
conhdered, European navy yards, ex-
hibit not more expedition in building !;
and the fnperiofity Of our work is con-
fefe1 by all judges, on both fideS Of the
Atlantic
On Thurfday lat, a mott beautiful
copper bottomed % gun flip, called
tbe Poytjnoptb, and bulls for the feryice
Of the United States, was launched
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DIED-In this town, on Monday evening
lat; Deacon BENJAMIN TTTCOMB, in the
ieventy feccnd year OF bis age Fer many
years a respectable merchant in this town-He
was a worthy character, uieful man, and an
ornament to lociety.
- Mrs Mary Camnnet, aged 75.
At Falmouth Mr.. Simeon Quinby, aged y.
Mfs Mary Sawyer
AT Scarborough, Mr.. Samuel Libby, agsd
20.
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Communications, and vari00s other drti-
cle5 prepared far this days paper, are an
aVOidably Omtfed.-Tbs important matter
thai oecnpiesits pages 1UiK amply apologize.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

Head Quarters, near St. fobz-
n form Sept. 9.
u Lord CORVALLIS cannot TOO much
sbpIaud the zeal and ipirit which has
zen manifefed by the army, from the
o Dmmencement Of the operations a.
abinf the invading enemy, until the
gnrrendsr Of the French forces.
2 Theperfevereancewith which the fol-
Unsupported theextraordinary march
(which were necehary to flop the pro-
sFels of the very active enemy, does
rhem the greateft credit and Lord
EEornwalIis heartily congratulates them
D the happy iflue of their meritoriou8
q Eertions.
! The Corps Of Yeomanry, in the
q bhole country through which the army
) las pafed, have rendered the greateit
J Ervices, and are peculiarly entitled to
d he acknowledgements of the Lord
lieutenant, from their not having tar
thed that courage and loyalty which
1hcy difplayed in the caufe Of their
King and country, by any acts of wan
sbn cruelty towards their deluded fellow
JEbjeas.
Ordnance, Arat, and Arrnaaitios taken.
light French 4Pounders.
III ditto ammunition Wagons, nearly full OF
lpaie up ammunition.
III ditto tumblil 100 Rand of arms, with
skis and pouches with great number OF
Ike.
Officer wounded--Lt. Stspbsns Of the Carbi-
ksrs.
s3ksfura # The French army falea briionpI at fbs
Il bGffk Of BaLinamack, Sept s, 1898.
Cenlral and other officers, 90
Non commilioned officers and folders, 749
Horles about 400
n. \. Z Ninety fix rebels taken, three of them
v hllgd General Officers by the names OF Roach,
!. lake. and. Telling.
= The enemy, in their retreat before the troops
Il oder my command, were compelled 10 aban
liz On pieces of cannon, which they had taken
sek the former actions with his m4jeRy's forces.
I'll @. LAKE, L. General.
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From a Bolqoa taber Of TburJaay laG.

- 2 T ~"''J~7y ~
Capt. Dana, who came TO town laft
evening from Rutland, was prefent at
LyoR's trial for treafonable expreGions
and libellous publications againf our
government. The Jury, returned a
verdid Of guilty, foon after the action
was committed to them and he was
fentenced to be imprifoned four months
in VergenneS Jail, and to pay fine of
1000 dolls. The Marlhall took him
into cultody immediately after fen
fence
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DEATH OF THE DEY OF ALGIERS.
Extract Of a letter ton Mr.. O'Brien, the
AmericaH cOglM at Algisrs, dated
May 20.
On the 18th, in the morning, Haf-
fan Baihaw bid US adieu, after a reign
Of s years and a half he was immedi-
ately fucceeded by the prime minifer
Caba MulaPha who was proclaimed
by the Divan on the 10Th.
:" On the fame day, we the Confuls
waited upon him and were all well re-
ceived. The new Dey faid the Amer
leans were friends to the Algerines, &
might rely on his friendfhip, but he
mutt have prelents to make it lalting.
g On the 18th the American Treaty
was renewed, and the Treaty with Tri-
poll and the United States was alto re-
newed and guaranteed by the Dey:"
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THE GAZETTE.
portland.
MONDA1, Ocr0BER %, 1893.

On the 18th init. the PrufIian fhip
de Hoop, Capt. Hendrickfon, arrived
at New York in 80 days from Bour-
deaux, having on board General Pinck-
ney, and family. On the following
day he fat out for Trenton.
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POETRY.
THE FEMALE EXILE.

Kritttu at Brigbfbslryqerr, IN Novem5sr, I79a.
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feb alto by potion. Charles, king Of Acquitain,
brother TO Louis, met with his Death by che
ridiculous cirsumaance of being desperately
wounded on the head by lord named Album,
whom he was endeavo-ing. by way Of frolc, 10
terrify in difguifr. Nor lefs orange, though
rather more picturefque, was the cauf- Of def
;ru6tion 10 Louis III. iuccefor to Louis the
itutterSr. This gallant Prince having cat his
eyes on handlome girl 1.-THE daughter of a
citizen named Germond) as he was riding
Ihro the tlreets Of Tours, purified her inltantly,
with infinite agility. The terrified girl took
refuge in houic, and tie king thinging more
of her charms than of the fize of the gateway,
attempting to force his horle after her, broke
his back, and died. He was fucceeded by Car
lsman, who fell by an ill-direeted lpcsr, thrown
by his own fervant, at a wild boar, although
the dying prince had the generolity to charge
the bcalt with his death. Charles the Fat, per-
ihed of want, giief, and potion altogether.
His fNccsGor, Charles the Simple, died IN prii.
on Of penury and defpar. Louis the Stranger
who fuccecded him, was bruifed to death as he
was hunting. Lothsrius and Louis " the
two Ian kings of the race of Charlemain, were
both poioned by their wives, 10 whole little in
difcre;ions they had taken too much attention.
OF the whole line after revolution of two
hundred and thirty years, there now remained
only Charles, Duke Of Lorrain, and he after an
Intellectual aruggle in defence Of his rights,
againR the ambitious and active Hugh Capet,
funk beneath the fortune Of his antagonilt, and
ended his life and the family of Charlenlain, in
4 lonely prifon.
1t is an obfervation Of the French hiaorians
that the epithets given TO the princes Of Charlie
main, race, were. almoR all, exprefive Of the
contemptuous light in which that family was
held by the people over whom il reigned.
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MTovEMBER's chill blat on the rough beach
The Nrge breaks afar, and then foans to the fhore
Dark clouds Der the fea gather heavy and fcowling,
And the white cliffs receho the wild wintry roar.
Beneath tina. chalk rock, a fair Granger reclining
Has found on damp Tea weed cold lonely feat;
Her eyes fl'd with tears, and heart with rePinins
She narts at the pillows that burn at her feet.
There, day after day. with anxious heart hesving'
She watches the waves where they mingIe with air ;
For the fail which, alas all her fond hopes deeeivns,
May bring only tidings to add to her care.
Once woven with garlands of gay fummer aowsrs
Her dr=is unregarded befpeaks her diAredes,
And beauty is bligh,cd by grief, heavy hours.
Her innocent children, unconfcious Of lorrcv,
To feek the gIofs'd ell or the crimfon weed ray,
AmSs'd with the prrIsnt they heed not tomorrow,
Nor think of the oorm that is gsth'ring TO day.
The gilt, fairy hip, with its ribbon fail spreading,
They launch on the falt pool the tide left behind;
All viGims-for whom tbsr FAD mother is dreadi9g
The multiplied misrie, tina; wait On mankind
To fair fortune born. fhe bchods them with anguh,
Now wand'rer with her on a hottie foil,
Perhaps doOn'd for life in chill pensry to languh,
Or abea dependence, or foul crulhing toll.
But the fea boat, her hopes and her renewing
Ger the dim grey horizon now family aPpeAH;
She Aies to the quay, dreading tidings Of ruin,
All breathlef' with hate half expiring with fears.
POOr mourner - would that my fortune had left me
The means TO alleviate the woes depore;
Bur- ike thine my hard fate has Of aiuence beret me
/ can warm the cold heart of,he wretehed more
Til Etls POEM, Of 1Obe5 fcta6 yf aspeareSis Har
Sss IN perm ssAd TBe EnigrasfI, EsssaeS By fb
Eybt Of group asmPts 70 d7rSea Freaab Lady en-
Ger sbHarsn.
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From late Englifh papers.

PERI SINGULAR cURToSTTY.
A SHORT time before his deceale, the king
Of Poland prefented to the emperor Of RulIia
= curious fone about the fize of large pea,
and of an aih colour, which had received the
name Of the Mineral Polypus.
What is wonderful in this Rone is, that, tho
opaque, and having no tranfparant part, after
being laid in water, it begins in leis than fix
ninuses, 70 appear filming al the edges, and to
communicate to the water fort Of luminous
fhadow, Of the colour Of yellow amber, it after
wards paHes from yellow TO the colour of an
amethya, and from thence fucceGively to black,
white, and cloudy colour, and, as it were, fur
rounded with fmoke. At lat it appears quite
brilliant, entirely rranfparent, and Of beauti-
tul yellow amber color. Taken out of the wa
ter returns &c its former opaque fate, after be-
ing colored fucceiively, and in a retrogade
order, with the fame dyes it had before affirmed
il the wafer.
This aone is probably the fame which Mr..
Andrew Chofelius, one Of the phyfcians Of the
Court of Portugal, informs US that he purchafed
many years ago of famous lapidary of Thorn,
and the remarkable properties he defcrbey in
the ephemerides of The curious. The Dceior
concludes his account of the fons with obferv-
ing, that it IS natural, and not production of
arts and that it may be regarded as proof OF
the exiitencs of a formal light in nature.
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FAMILY E<TdLI7-rl

SUCH remarkable i'll fate has attended fome
families, that none Of the elder branches have
sfeaped violent end. The fucceGors of Char
of melancholy deainy: His ION, Louis lie
Dehonnaire, died for want of food, 10 confe-
quence of fuPcrAitious panic. Els fnccefor,
Charles the Bale, was poifoned by his PhyGci
"A. The lon Of Charles, Louis the autterer,
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BY Mrs. CHARLOTTE SMirs.
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RARE SMILES =

LOUVOIS, the French miniRer, advifed
Louis XIV. not to pay the Swils any more fub-
lidy for, fays he, the filver already paid, would
pave the way from Paris TO Bale; upon which
Petre Stuppa, the Swifs miniler, told the king,
that the blood Of his countrymen fpilt in his
majeGy's fervice, would make river from
Bale TO Paris
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THE PHYSICIAN IN HIS MEDIc1NE cHEsr.

THE Surgeon of the Britih fhip Monarch,
Is remarkable for recommending the ule of
lea water for the complaints of the crew.
Some time Gnce admiral Onilow and his officers
dined together at Yarmouth, in celebration of
victory. The day was fpent in gaiety, and
abe party fePerated with large portion of wine
on board the Surgeon, 10 particular, was
sroggy. He aaggered to the jetty. but while
waiting the arrival Of the boat which was to take
him off, he loft his equilibrium, and foufed into
abe fea. One of the crew which food behind
Sir r. Onslow, inRantly tapped the admiral
on the fhoulder, fying, " Your Honor, d--n
any eyes, but the doctor has stumbled into his
Msdseigs CksRP
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-THE Standing Committee of the

THE Standing Committee Of the
Y Soenty Of Cincinnati, Of the Common
wealth of MaG1ebgiEts, agreeably to the votes
of the Society-Hereby give public notice to
fuch of their brethren, as are reduced 70 neeef'
ftous circumRances-the widow and orphans
of others, who may be IN like circumstances, that
all applications for relief or alliaance, may be
made on, or before the I'd Tusfday in January
next, TO any individual cf the faid Committee,
who will communicate the fame, and their ref,
peaive circumstances will be duly conhdered.
The names of the committee are as follow,
viz.
Gen. Lincoln, DR.. EHfis, Thomas
Edqvaras, Eiq. Gen. .Taek6r, Col. Wig6o4O,
DIR. To4usifrd, Col. Pfrkins, Maj. GibBs, Capt.
CLARK, Capt. .JobgJ5n, Capt. Grcsr, Gel. Tudor,
RcJcrt Williams, .1obn CaZsrd.r, Capt. George,
Capt. Fo7ult, Maj. Dre4D, and S0"asI ArayRrsHg,
Recorder.
BSgon, NoV. IS, 1898.
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Elizabeth Berry,

Informs her friends and egtfomerf, tbat
lbe makes and has far (ale,
Muffs, Tippetts, and Cloak
Trimmings. AJo, J0rJale a large
a0ortment Of
Ruf1ia Furs,
And new and great variety of TOYS
FOR CHILDREN.
BET Poland Starch, and Elliot's
Snuff.
" Sable & Fox Skins drened in the
bef manner at her fhop, corner of
Temple and Federal ltreets.
Portland, Nsv. "a.
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ATOTICE is hereby given to .he non-rsfi-
IN dent proprietors of lands lying in the
town Of Hebron, in the county of Cumberland,
that their lands are taxed in the State, county,
and town tax, for the year 1897. and commit
ted TO me the fubfcriber to collect, viz,
Ne. G1s. Sras;J'e0as y. Tszos
ID. C. M D.C.M
Jonathan creenleaf. Efq, 600 Q $50 ~
James sn Rfs atssi:, zig 5000 rSs so Q
lanes Stnchield, 400 ono IS 8
Jonathan Greeneaf 800 rs os5 .
Unlefs faid taxes with intervening charges
are paid to me the fubfcriber, on or before the
twenty-firft day of March next, 70 much ffAid
land will then be fold at public vendue At the
dwelling houfe Of Seth Bearfe, ;nnholder in faid
Hebron, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, as will
pay laid taxes and charges.
BARTLETT HOLMES, Cozet7or.
NovtaGer 10, 1898.
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THIS GAZETTE,

Is regularly PabEj5ed every MONDAY,
at E. II. JzNKs's Prinfing-Qfce, in
MiddleGrset, near the head Of Etb-
Jfreet, Portland ; zobere Jabj6ripfiOn5,
advertiicnisnfs, and communications, are
received zOitb attention.
- The terms are, ONE DOLLAR
81 FIFTY CENTS Per drrum, Ex-
cLuIYE Of Po5TAcE. PanfFaaI Pay-
nlenfs are reqasfed.
q Tile extenfVe and rapidly incregling
circulation 0ftbe GAZETTE, renders y
highly advantageous far ADVERTISE
MENTS.
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II its rari0n5 branches, executed 4c'f6 or
fentioa and djPatcb. = Orders t,r
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Hand
bills, &c. daiy attended to.
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WEST-INDI.4 GENERALS.

SINCE the arrival in the Wea-Indi-s Of
Generals LlJsry and EquoE.y. who have been
powerfully afilel BY Generals Rigaua and 7esf
jSiaf, thsis Brigadiers, Generals D5frsG, DIR
asr. and Carnage have male immenle ravages.
General Complain has ben very loud IN his ds-
nunciations agiina them and General En-
fargo has often blocked up The ports IN vain.--
AT length General Rslsnfnsat, (an American by
birthl his been exafPeratel, and threatens them
With punihnient---Fiis fecond il commands
General Starvation, has already fat down before
ieveral Of the frong holds IF ST. Domingo and
as Rone walls arc no obltruaion 70 him, il i
e1peaed that he will force General HedsaDiLs
to capiulate, and pus General Igfyrsaioa in
requiftion, uales the fpfedy return ofGeneral
j4aiee or Geaeral Psaee, leads The way to Cen
erals Asniy and Aee0nm0dafiga. II thar cafe
they may fpeedily erpea General Sas95.
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THE connection between Bu9naparts and
Baras. tie French Direslor, arofe from ths
following circumaaace. Barras conceived :
arong Partia'ity for tie fsrfnas ana Segan # a
5fuE4ss willow. wh2 married fecoad time 60
ensA n bleman. BaFras f9on contivsdto
lsnd the Nobleman into tie osher world, and
obtained pofeiTion Of his widow. n time
Barras grew tired Of hsr, aud Offered .5o pro.
cure Buooapnte Military promotion il he woola
marry her. BuonaParle had no delicate re-
pugnance. but feadiiy cl6fsd With tic nroPo.al !;
and, BY the iat.rea.of Barras, vas iSas viii a
command 10 Italy!e IA conf quensc Of this ~
uiaus and d.licatc arrangement, the MuQat0 vi
low Is nov Madam BuonaParse, and her huf-
- fEvss sss.,y
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WHEN the Emperor Condrad- the third
had beliegcd Gulphns, Duke Of Bavaria, ia The
city Of Heulbesg. the wemen finding thar the
town could not FoGi5ly hol iont long, petision-
ei the Emperor shat theY might deparr our of
4. with 70 nuch as each If them could carry.
The Emperor, Knowing they could not convey
away many Of their efetts, granted them Their
petition VIXEN The women, % his great fer
prize, came out Of the plaee with every enc her
huibahd upon her hack. TIE Emperor was r.
moved Il the ight, tharhe burt INTO tears, and
after having much c1tolled the women for their
conjugal aFeStFoo. gave the men to their wives,
and received the Duke II his favor.
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THF Subforiber, Surveyor of the
Highways in chs fouthern ditricf requeas .hs
owners II Lumber. rocks Ssc which Iie ~ the Rrsrr
o. lfid dfritf 10 remove THE fame WI Iout DELAY oh
efviie they Will removed Al the cxpence NJ tho own.
ers--fceeFa and unlcn treersare piue incun erred.
II. WHEELER.
Psss.1Hi, lgraa D, 1903
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THOUGH much occupied IN preaching.
ard noted, as ione Of my friends fay, for a Ger
tain poetical heedlefnefs Of character, yet, ii
not oiterer, at Leaf every Sunday, copy
the common ouaon. and iuvelt my lite perfon
in clean array. AS, from 4 variety cf motives,
and meme If them, hope bad ones, 20 with
fone degree Of conlaney TO the parh church,
j chocfe to appear there decen'ly and in ord-r.
However insttsntre through the week, on the
folsmn day, | bsuih with more than
ordinary pains mr. tea coat. am watehful
cf The priity Of ny linen, and admit rny CA
val, with an old bachelors nicely. Willie
! WIS ltelS fufed az my toilet in the work Of
paioral decoration, i popred into my head
that : fermon n pr4i.e cf reataeis would do
good feivice, # net "a Tie werld al large, ID
leaf to many OF my reading, wiring and think-
ing brethren, WIS make their aEliduous hon.
age 70 mind, 4 PreEeKs for negligence Of per-
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APHORISMS.- Fran L4y4z5R.

A GREAT woman not impcriors, fair
woman not vain, woman of common talents
not jealous, An accomplished woman who
fcorus to fhiae--ars four wonders jun great
enough e be divided among the tour quarters
d tie globe.
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