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Bale superfne bread Do. Gentlenep's do
cloths, assorted colours, Do. Ladies' !,1,c X hsb
l Ho. me enn 10" p11- It, silk, kid, leather,
Geo' no. bueksajn and cotton
30 Superhne X com gloves,
mon pehre do Gentleman do.
Do double and single Black & solour.d Lace.
mild cassimeres shsw.s,
sprted, White snd see wells,
1 Do. Periin, Manchss- White sot,5nI,ce.
t - 81. cores, Black lace handker-
Fhnk fancy Marseii- chiefs,
les and worsted vest Silk ana cotton lace
ing, sIeeyes
Do. Toilrrvtt and com. 5.G,5.S4d,,s.,, 81,
mon do. shaVIe
Bale rose blankets, d. = & sDL ,sL
Salisbury and White & Inire and camel Lsi,.
red haRmels, silk sasv.,s
Durants and ca.nanco 1 TruEk s * & ! Main s.
assorted, figured csmhric DO
II uEk green and black Linen can, krics
bombHTetts, Robes and ,ne,tlas
10 - X o 4 cotton Neutrality-suspicious.,
esmbrics assorted, Black Italan crsDr
Do 81 and ID black Silk and bsndssns banr,
anu conured de- kerchiefs
~ ana - t"iI Il and Silk Tag haudkercliefs,
figured lu. Black aud r,i.r,SJ k.-
/ Al and i assorted & e.lona korIL o..L;-c
superior quantY mus JacOnet CrDssbarred aud
Hhh' cambria hnnkerEhic.s
"a o'4 Jaeonet mus Real and common Ma
3 jaranned and seed. kerchists.
e0 cAntrics. Chiidrcn'sdo
"A aud o.4 plain and White 8; colorred thread
ffrei Lenoes, and cotton l.ls
rs K ~ cotton shirt | Rlue &, co,,,rsJ s.yis
Ing dressed and undres silks.
SEQ Blue Daitas < ruamood
AZ Colsrsin shifting, les
a IRISH linens, sssort- Mi'iinet aud Gimp,
CO. Ladieo' Morocco InGis
| 90 ihmihes assorted, perssbles,
10 dripeo corded plala Real Pearl beads
cHmnTc ana common Thread lace buttons,
g,nghsm;, Shirt buttons,
SILK gnghans, Hobbins
cNse dooestic stripes Silver iencn cases witt
Snn g'nehsmS, pencils,
! 10 "hite ana bTo"n Gilt and plated coat anC
domestic shirting, vest but,oss.
Trunk calico, BInok lett btttooa
Checks, Psra,oIq
Bed ticking, Pocket books,
oheetng, iazors,
"nte ana brown PA Double and single blade,
tias linen & cotton pen knives,
=, h"uans' kniycs and forks;
Trunk black, plaid and Soissors.
oolonred lustrirge Seeks Tor cb;ldrsr
Do Fiurehtines, pelings Webster spripa nstt an,
and ssrsnetts, common s,sn.nd.rs
DO. ladies' six, cotton Po'ad Iins,
and Worsted hosiery, - ne tooth con,bs &c
II. J. IN the hope Of sharing the Cayors II a. ,,,
c 10 general will endesvour {" have 1T ali times a,
ample supply in order 10 meet their attention.
October 90. tF
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'pNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
d Take notice that IshaN tctition 10 rde nex,
Genera .Rssem6iy to ,eir,64ise NIX for Isses sus
ZANE" by my tornaey husband Sa,nG.! Blezys AT
revolutionary 4vay. .V3G~CT FIX -
.NoYeifibey GOD ~
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MARKS & SEJXAS

NJ y II INo q SEJANN,
oPPOSfIE THE EAGLE T9vERW
- = ' r. Just Received, Eighty franks com oris.
Z Ing sn Elegant Assortment CT
SHOES,
OF me foiioqvins- describtfor. nh
Ladies elegant English and American Kid. plaiu.
fun trimmed, and London dressed with Buckles.
Ladies elegant pain and embroidered white and COL
ored Satin Shoes.
LsdieS' black and eoloured Morocco.
- Russ"n Sandals lack and culnurad
- Seal ska shoes full trim ell & id, buckles
- Morocco and Seat Kin walking shoes ans; cork
soics.
Bootees.
.sec clemens and Boys Gne dress Shoes s, Purngs
Children Morocco aud Leather Bostces, Pun,nsk
shoe soles. -
Mems, womens' and Boys common shoes Of every
t.on--the whole being selected from the hest
y, Manuiactories in Batmoi <, Philadelphia aud New
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40 DOLLARS REWARD

eAN-h-WAY from the subscribers ;he Ie,b NJ
Id Sept last. IJf0 .FEGROES-One..s Nero
man, by the name of Sharper, tn property q; Win.
Cmr, OF Southampton county, IVA )--,he said fellow
about Is or so years OF agH, feet or 8 inches
high, yellow complexion, and professor OF religion
mixed Nrgina-C!oth cioshes--wl,en be walks t,,rns
his toes out, and when spoken to has a verv doRu
cast look. The otber, Negro woman, the prone.
OF john Williamson OF said ceun,y and wiie cf The
man Observation-Disclosures go or 95 ve;o.s Of ave
icet aigh, lor thereabouts OF yellow complexion,
when she wsiks, she turns her toss in-she carried
on with her or hahts-1 black cambrick, I or 9
caiicoes, black bonnet, Sc. From the l.. in(or.
nation we have received, they arc making their es.
cape tor free state; they probably may, ie taken
up, shew tree pass. The above reward will be pa;d
FOR the said slaves if delivered to either Of us y;np
in Southampton county, Va. or 90 dollars for escb f
conhAen IN any Jail IN this state that we can get
them again, and all mes sary charges paid.
UILLLI.H C.4RR
JOHN U.LLLL3.NSON
November .. i6lp
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ARRYTOMPKINs < Co. hsye in.l -

AIRY FoNPklNS K Go. have joat received
and Of r. for spie--
$1,000 ~ Brown Sugar, OF best quality, in hogs
bcads and barrels,
be Penninslon's les, labelled Lcafdo.
81 hh'9. prime Antigua Rum,
90 bags best o'd " bite Coffee
100 tacls Sat, IS kegs Gun.Fosdsr-Ar.so
a quantity Of cld rec',f-G sad an,ls.d,stiled
whitley, on coHs'pnmrnt-- vim a teuer.i ,e.,,,.
neni NJ 81" kind IS Groeerias which will be sold o,,
nCtyIstv terus
S.r-,nter ". Wv
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p Oi iCE.-Ali persons indebted TO the estate Of
the late Tho,oas NVstson, Sr are Ieonssted ~,
make as speedy pay ment as !ossiLie-and AZ tbosr
having ciN'ms, sre desired Is present the IN ruro.
perry authentcated1 NJ the Old Stand, for settle
meht. SARAH WATSOR, Adm'x.
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NEANCHBsTER TURNPfKH Coupa,y
~ The Annual Meeting of Stockholders yiIi h,
he'd 81 Mr.: Brosks's Tavern in Manchester. on
who cannot attend 10 person. viii. II s .,,,.,s,1
appoint their pr0&ie. The undersigned reone az 10
be furnished With evidence Of shares borg,t mr. soiJ
snce the last meeting, to wit--,he deed ;tse,f or
eert'heats OF lie being on record ia the prone,
court P''rr
: Msrobsster, IEoy. st. -'''''-'' y.
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LAl4D FOR 5hLE.

DNND FOR SHLE.
" virtue OF Deed nf Trust xtruied nm th. Of,
~ day Of Feb 1911, by Ssui'l HObson Of pogba.sn
eouRty, to secure to the Executors ofJas Alien Srs6
ley, sam OF money therein mentioned and cost
WIZ be soid, ~ Toe trustees, or on. Of item on Sat.
urday the 4ih M December next to the highest bid.
der, for ready money, at house of Hugh Ff.neb
on the buckingham road in the aboyeementioned
oOunty,
ONE TR4CI' or L.aND.
Containing by estimation, three hundred aud twent,
eight Acres, being the same Wherein tI,e af,r siJ
Samuel Hobson uow resides.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
November u. tjsp
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UNPRECEDENTED

lIRNI,
A NY person wishing to use in their D:stinerv
u G'orery or otherwise, DIR. s Ilson's highly sp,
proved ine'nod ct Improving spirituous liquors, &c.
may be furnished with Individual rights At & o. in
any town o. county in Virginia, not already ,rclm.
sIVeiy Lornished. on application to Mr. Corn-iiss
Payne, iynchburgh, or the Subscriber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. IF
T. IS Communications BY mali, post paid, will be
promptly attended 10.
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NOTICE.

j Shall petition tie Legislature Of Virginia at the
next Session. Tor leave 10 erect foil-Bridge ~
cross James RIVER, commencing on ray land in the
county OF Chesterfield, aid adinini1g tie tovR Of
Manchester 4 ahutt'ng ~ the eppoSe side there.
NJ IN lee county o. iienrco---whers have obtained
land for the purpose.
EDWARD ". TRENT.
0sP.eWAoT A. SPIN lee,
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DRY GOODS.

RENJAMlN JEWELL, from New York. reg.
- pecttuiiy informs his trisnds and the public.
mat ne has opened nearly opposite the Ben Tavern.
Cor main) Street, a new and elegant ASSORTMENT
Of staple and fancy goods suitable for the present &
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Il DANCE, elk.
EEMhLE NDUCA7TOW
Noy. &c.

EEh.dLE EDUCH2TO.V
ga ILL be continued at Mount Airy the eosuino
W year under the direction of Mis- Hannah Hin
She will teach Reading, Wiring, Arithmetic English
Grammar, GEOGRAPHY and the French Language
Inc School viii confluence the 10th dHv of lam
AIRY next, and end the 10th of December v.c,
ton ri a month will take place the 10th Of June
iERMs,-FOr board and tuition, each findp1, her
bed $40 paid quarterly in advapse IL bed ~ he'd
ding be furnished by the Subscriber, S6 more viii
Considerable additions & improvements have bsa,,
made 10 the Buildings, which render the Sebool aud
lodsing-rooms convenient aHd comfortable For ev.
idenee o. Miss Hills qualifications see the suboin.d
testimonials. HUMPHREY hi
.hount-.4iry, ION Nov. 1878
VIZ do hereby er.ify, that Mis1 Hannah Hi,I b,,
been pupi for part Of two Sessions in the Ferooi
Academy OF this place From the progress she has
made m different parts OF Literature we believe L
qualified to mCage Female Seminary with cred
60 herself, and advantage 10 those who may be con-
United to her cure. ANN SMITH
S.B. WILSON,
FredeJieks6nrg, 1sih Oct. 1918.
| do hereby certify, that Miss Gannsb Hill. bv Tho
grest progress she has ale in the French language
during her % in the Female Academy, has r.ud
red hers u competent to teach the resling Of said
language, with the correct pronunciation, and 10
translate it well. II. CEUoOIJBs
F,sdetielsJwg, 12M Oci. 1915.
hsyelong been intimately acquainted with Mis-
tiI size ass sted me one year IN teaching, and from
her unremitted attention to the manners morals Sc
OF the Dung ladies' nisr her care, give il as NV o.
pinoG tAs she vii li her station 10 the cutire salts
tct"' cf ali Who may ontrust her with the educs
ton Of their daughters.
MATILDA TERRELL.
.Haunt..4iry, lin ,NoO 1915.
Nov. TO- Ctp
6NINCINNhVI--The ArauaI Meeting OF The
\ Society OF Cincinnati, will bo held az The Capi.
tolin The CITY OF Richmond, on the "a Monday in
December, 60 which lie attention Of the members
is particularly requested, ssa fn nreting i, VERY
desirable. Ro. QUARLES. Sec'ry.
Nov. III. 81
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RanawaV from tie Sub9cribrr,

I'''''UtVWV JIVW TIC DUOoCTbFr'
3 WING al Dover Cosi-pitte, in the count, nj
Gooeh'and, on Sunday The sIst or last month g.
Negro Mao that lately purchased G. AIr. Elijah
5sy o, I,,eHmo1. We vas born IN one OF tie French
West-iudia Islands he speaks French and br,k -,
English, and IS about 90 years of age feet or 8
inches high, well made, Of black com plex on. has
er"m, down look, when spoken tu---had Oh when
ne vent Hwfy, blue aud white mix Coat X Pau.
tsl1ons 81 Domestic Manufacture; his name s s. ~
or S3sHBO.-He vii probably make for NorfelL
as he Eyed there (as atu inlormej) eight years me-
yinus 70 las belng sold to Mr. May.
will give Reward Of $50 70 any person who
"'il deliver the said Negro to me II the CoaI.rjst
or secure him in the Pententisry in the Civ d
Richmond, or aay Jail SO ths get him AGAIN
orewdrH Az masters 81 vessels from tak;Ag him avn,
1.d.NIEL T,RIPLEIsg y
November 10. 4r -
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The Boot and Shoe Making Business
will hereafter he conducted. at the Ola stnd near
TIE Capitol, TOR the b-neft Of the estate, by the
subscriber VINO earnestly soiicit5 continuance Of
past !ayors-and pledges himself to make use of la
utmost abilities to please his customers
CHARLES WATSON.
or An excellent assortment of ROOTS and
SHOES on hand, for s,le reasonable terms.
n. T. -Four or Eve Apprentices 20 the above nro.
November 10. St
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TE.W D0LL-aJI9 REW.9nD.

<f,IV UULL-9JfS REW.4HO.
ANAW Y IN "Wednesday tao 18th November
u q last, negro man famed Jack. about 20 on %
Yenrs 81 age, slim male, strait, feet and upwards
high, light baeS conn i ZION. He WIS purehs sd
from Frances SPruggins OF James City county. and
will probably make his why down among lis old Ac-
qua;ntances. He calls himself John, and 10 doub,
will atternP+ 10 pass for free man He had on
when te went away = Virgins cloth crest coat Of
cotton sad wool pair of dark forest 10Th abor,
Brooches, With patel ed overos pair of coarse i'm
ported $40 kings with par ii itched down shoes.
sometimes wears straw hat Whoever will deli.
yer the said negro to the subscriber, near Bacon
Quarter Branch, secure lin in any isi 90 that
set him again, shall reseiys the above reward.
J. II. JUDAH
Richmond, Dec g. W.
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~ GNA-NGENl

N CHH.NCEHY
"a the 18th, 1873:
uhomas Good= John n. Osborn and Susannah his
wife, IL chard Hahen and Lucy his wife. Sarah.
Ahn and Elizabeth G. Goode, an Infant who sues
by Thos Rec, her guardian CombPts.
against
VIM X Joseph Goode. Ex'rs Of Rob, Goo'e. decd
SGth Farley. John G.. Goode, Samuel Gopde and
Robert Good, BIRTHS
fHb D~Tendsnts John Goode Samuel q, ode
and Robert GOode not having entered their appear
snce and given security according 70 tn. act OF the
1eneral Assembly ab tn rules ~ THIS court and i,
aPPearins to tie satisfaction Of the court that they
iiFe not inhabitants Of this STATE. on the motion Of
che conplainants by cOunsel--H is oyGeyed that
gle said defendants, John 9. Goode, S IN Good. a.
robert Goode, do appear here or the first day of
&ehy court next and sn5wer tue oomplainanty bill
ana that copy OF this order be forthwith nserte 4
~ Sgme one OF the public pers printed in
Me tly OF Richm for tive months suceessiyeIy
- also posted at tile front door of the Court house
o. this county.
festo B. J. WORsHAM. d. C.
Ds".3. wSw
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HIrd- Uare, Cutlery and SGEGlerv,
EOR SALE By


EDWARD STAPLES, Jr. on between fith and
18th Notwithstanding o.
b RON, rim, knob and closet locks, brass case knot
and beaded ring, common snd RHe stock bIg :,
brit shaekls pad, brit AMI brn chest and cuDl, 1rI
hun% and gun ditto brass ard iron table butts snd
csrd-table hinges, brass eOmm te knobs and ; %,
dies, euPDoard turns, knobs, &c. screws wrot nadia
braces md bits, polished braces; common and m
coat and vsst buttons ivory aud horn combs. brass
and plated eandlestiess, sheet iron ard ccpper t.e
kettles, |e.-6He white and green ivory knives and
i1rSs 10 SETS with csrvrrs, &c TO nstcb, buck,
sham buck aud ~ lille bone cAandle knives s. fo,Ls
tine and common peukni'es, spertsmen's knives
common and fine snuRers, scissors, cork scrsvs, &c
Plated sIirrup irons, duke bits and Lr.,loop,
suaiiieo, curb chains tug, harness ..d bride hue
S'es, harness furniture ~ SETS S,c.--comrnon Il
bottom anI swivel slrTup irons ssarp and < hen,
uebams aHd snafles, apsun'i aoi tun'd inis -, ant
Hat SITS, square head coach screws. sc.
Also. lew boxes common X Whiuemore's Cot
tou sud Wool Cards, OF assorted Nos
October %. IF
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Dec 8.

Virginia, TO qvit--
q + Court of appeal, held 1T the Can;tol il
y Richmond the nineteenth day of November.
kuie-The court considering that the FREQUENT
calling OF tn causes which have abated, or are O.
ther"iae not ready for trial tends delay the court
without promoting the speedy deo;sion 1r sucb oa
Oea--h is Ordered that they he placed on A sepsr.
ate dosset, there to he proceeded in until! rea,y
Tor trial, whenrhsJ to be PLACED upon that ma RI
"' Tbs docket from whence they have been reno.
we'd.
Copy Tesle,
DANCE, elk.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
TO .2LL HHOAf IT .Rl.4Y CONCERN
December g.


TO .2LL WHOM IT .Sl.4Y CONCERN
NE Subscriber having been appointed to the of
Il lee o. High Cn.:sab!e, has with concern wit
nessetthe perplCxity and diGiculty attendant upon
The close OF his predecessors ia the transactions NJ
Their drut'es-and which seems 10 have arisen from
want OF correct discrimination, ne TO what extent
ile cts OF deputies should lie binding on the prnci
pal, as official ; individuals having employed depu.
res perform services. in way private and un.
connected with their official duties, and which no,
neng 10 the knowledge, under the control of the
prnepal produce delays, frequently iniur US 10 ,he
cre~tors and in = sure, involving the princiDsI
o!haer ere b ID not apprized o. any liability -
To prevent such cons sicn and TO insure theyst;et
est punctuality and fidelity in all business commit
teal to my charge, ksreby earnestly eutreat ~ per
SONS wha mag have to place their claims in
state ct coercion that they will deliver them to
1ei ana nor 10 my debRtisS, in the case Off de.
livery TO me, shall hold myself accountable and
viii siinrd prompt and satisfactory retnrrs Those
Who 'nsy chocS Sc to place their claims in the hands
OF my deputies, without my consent and KNOWLEDGE
asa upon their private responsibility may do So and
IN such event, do not consider my self res on;bie
for an? ta,lre on their part. Claims committed 10.
me rs an officer are duly and regularly registered
and their state NJ ell tnas - be seen Thus. tI,,i
are co"hdsatialy placed in the hands of nv denn.
ties, do not hold myself accountable for in spy
shape
JACOB VALENTINE,
High Constable City Of Richmond.
N b. give due attendance at my Office. mar
Moves bridge, from ill IL A.. M. and from S in
o'clock 2. NJ.
".
'ec. w4w
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Il
Gold, Silver and Che.
mile Trim minss FOR
Dresses,
six Cords, Cords and
fasseS,
Embroidered aad Mo-
rocco Ridicules,
Pearl aud Wax Beads,
Black and eoloured Cal
looms,
Chiidpens' Gotten and
Worstsd Socks and
Stockings,
Oil cloth Hat Covers,
silk Umbrellas,
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GOVERNOK CIIITTrN1lr.1

lT aPpesrs that the person atDcirtsd r.,
f'D'o'eTnor Chr tender 20 0riaC b TX the ri
Re- Of Fermo from he t3lt;.rot ~.
&ci &, and tfo'o uad~F tie c-,-.o. Of do 49,
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~ ANAWA Ny from the subscriber, on Satvrdav
4 Z evening tie Goth nit. ne 70 woman nan,e1
PAGh, vino lately purchased OF MIR Charles
CrOugiton of Richmond. / am told she formerly
belonged TO HuRton'S estate near Fredericksburg
where II is also said she has free rcIstio s. an, rs
she carried away all the wearing apparel ST hers II
and child, together with her bed clothing, pre-.
Sume she will be max ng the best Of her way there
provided she can FIRST steal away the child. ff in
she mean time, che should not have gone on jm.oe
dalely, II is probable she ,nay he lurking about NJ
lisptngs quarter, near Bacon Quarter ancb 80
Sh mas husband at Mr.. Croughton's and several
ohildrcu, rs well as tie child she left with nae
which induces me 10 believe she will not MAKE oil
Immediately. will give p reward of ten dollars To
any uersou who will deliver the said woman IN NAG
- tvs place near Mayo's Bridge and pay reasopa.
bic charges. PaQe is very Tuch peck fretten anf
pre- snnBi about feet . or s inches high and hiss
down look, and had on az the time Of slopement a
1'ew woes cloth habit, Of a dark London brown.
blue stockings, and q new pair OF northern made
Shoes, fined and bound. H. DENNIS
Ma1ehes'cr. De ,. H
THE Subscriber Will present petition to IN,
next General Assembly Of Virginia for leave t,
bbild Mii-Dem across sn arm Of Roanoak River
Stthe pace formerly known by the name Of Buge'
i'' rd JOHN LUCAS.
N+iae is7fZ, Vs@sbsF > Wsv
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Luther Dixon, 1t. Col.
Elijah Doe, jr Major.
Josiah Gront, Major.
Charles Bennett, Capt
Jesse Post, Capt.
Elijah w. WOOD, Capt.
Elijah Bryce, Capt.
Martin - net, Capt.
Amasa Nfansh ID, Capt.
T. u Campbell, Lieut..
& .. Dixon, Lieut..
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10Sefher viii a genera assortment of
BRUSHES,
Which sill be disposed Of on moderate termc for
ash or good paper--libera ded uctons from retail
ing prizes mug e to wholesale purchasers.
OF a constant supply viii I've kent
Orders Tor shoes left the store will be attended
TO and Immediately forwarded.
Nov. 20. A..
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) o.
Gehllemens' Bucks1iR g.
Beaver Gloves,
Cotton ca -,ls,
Suspenders,
Desliver and Creehores
supefhne and common
Playing Cards,
Walking Canes,
Nens', Womens' and
Childrens' List Socks,
Trunks asserted sizes,
Wrapping Paper,
Floating and Wax Ia
pers-
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Francis No-thway, L.
Josnua brush, 1T.
Dane Ioiee, Epsieu.
Sanford Gaieomb, Capt.
is Burlington, a. Mr..
Shepard B,a.s, Lieut..
John Fasset, So eeon.
sch &c Cork, jr. S'g Nate.
, hos Fa,trmsb, Cart
Hcnl.uiin Foiiet, II s.;
y. ii'il, surgeons msDs.
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HDVER TTSE IIENY

December 8. tds
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EbErERSBURG aCADEMY,-Wa,te,l, an AS.
Il ss.ant in tue Petersburg Academy capsbl. of
teaching Latin, Eng!ish, Writing aud Arithmetic
more liberal salary will be given to gent emun
Neil acquainted with the French Language No ap-
I''sations but tkose personally made at the aeade-
Epy, will be +. eeived. Dec & If
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1Doftrp.
THE CRU MILLER.

COREUS, uamarslsd, gtnmbied for wife ,
Married, he g,pm6ies su.I, and lives in strife
A child is wanted Heaven the blessing
gent
Yet still 4e grumbics, still is discomfort.
Why, whst's the matter, CoREys Worse
and worss
The Sc ming be siags turn'd into Gus ;
Eos the expences drsin my pockets dry
Pve nought TO keep my boy with by < by
A purse he finds yet now, as heretofore,
lie grHf,sbles on, +" ii d ii been so much
more
might have left off labour, liv'd in peace ;
But 50 it happens, all my swans are geese"
He sckens now he grum5Les, without
doubt,
when will my health return J my moneys
OUT"
Death csme and struck him at one fatsl
blow,
he sent him g,pn.5iing, to the shades below
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
EVENING SCHOOL.

THE fubfcriber's Evening School will com
! mence 75b Evsai.g fer inifruefing in the
ufual branches of education and he hope,
ial TO merit the confidence of his employers-
Terms four dollars per quarter, including
Candies, Pens, &c-At the fame fehoo' viii
be taught Navigation, Surveying, Boos Kssp
ing, Lunar Oblervations by Dunn. LGsar
Tables, aud particular attention paid TO in
flfuciiog in the newell fafhion of writing,
WILLIAM MOODY.
Oh bpx QS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-11-01
SUPERSTITION.

In Staffordlhire a farmer lately
burnt a calf alive to prevent the other
calves from dying and in the fame
county, a woman having kept toad
in pot in her garden, her husband
killed Il, and Che reproached him for
it, iaying Che intended the next Jun
day to have taken the Sacrament, for
the pur2oie of getting some of the
bread to feed the toad with, aud
make him thereby familiar fpirit to
her. At Long Anton, near Brittol.
there is a young farmer who has few
eral times predicted his own end, from,
what he calls being " looked over -
and his father and mother fay they
had fent to the white witch doctor,
beyond Bridgewater, for a charm to
cure him (having paid handsomely for
it) but that he had now given him o.
yer, as her fpells were more potent
than his. If not dead, he is dying
from mere fear, and all the parish Of
his clafs believe that he is The victim
of witchcrsft. There is alto in the
fame parilh an cid man, who fills
gingerbread 20 the fchools, who is al
ways employed 10 cure The red water
in cows, by means OF charms AID ver-
fes which he repeats to them In
the marlh there are water DOCTORS
who get rich at the nine, OWNERS,
with rode, who fad orss and water
and at Weiton fupsf Mare the COM
mon people pretend they zee hehia
a re funerals, and believe that the
Inhabitants of that parifh always die
by ..threes" tina, is three old, thee
young---thres men 'hree women, &c,
Suci, are few Of the fuperttitiony q
1873.