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a Chanccry District Court held in Williamsburg
~ the 3lst day o. May, 1871.
John Davis, in. Pr
Against,
thomas Porter and Francis Undertake, DeIIa.
Inc dei Z ihos Porternot having cntcredl his apn-,'-
ncr and given security according tothe act of assembly
and the rules of this court, aud it appearing to the 81
usac,on ot the Court that he is not an nlDitaut OF
ti'is eUunty--cn motion otthe Paintfby his counsel
ordered tilat the sud defendant do appear here
the first day of the term and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff and that copy ot this olrcr be- forthwith in
serted in onc orthe neutrality-suspicious. in the CT
Voi Richmond FOR t~o months successive ely and u ted
al The iront door otthe former Capitol in this city
y Copy,
Iulr @ wSw&
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EDWARD HALLAM
. G@HHS10N Clty, Jag 70, 1911.
JHiyo.

WILL sell on very molcnte terms Tor cash or ac-
w ceptances in town,
so iIhds very old and fine favored Jamaica, and IN
tigua Rum,
so Pipes Madeira, Particular Tcnerifc and Iisbo
Wines,
so Bags Green and White CO lice.
10 Cases and fifty Canistcrs Imperial Gun-Poydcr
Tea,
10 Boxes genuine Port Wine
100 Canisters Fresh Mustard,
so Sets Dining China, blue printed--yarcty OF Pat.
terms,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups and Saucets 500 pair
each,
10 Crates assorted Ware,
600 Boxes Northern Candles,
40 do Real Spanish Segars,
100 Kegs High ProofF and IF Guri-Powder,
500 Gallons Lamp Oil
June 25. wifi
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MR.. MoNROE's GRAFTON.

Thirty-eight years ago the faithful
Representatives OF the Nation in Congress Assembled
declared that thence forward "these States and Of
right ought tobe free and 1iGependet" II belonged
10 the land discovered by the immortal Columbus TO
give bright example to all the nations ofthc earth,
who, then, Immersed in darkness, submssyely wore
tc CHAINS OF bondage and grOared under the tyrncal
woke OF an memorable dCspOtsm. Adopted OF j.
berry, fathers responsive to her voice. thus
expressed by Respondent constellation Of Sages-
They in the morning OF their strength and under
the auspices othe god-ke WAsHIN GToS plunged into
the mighty contest. Without discDlincwithOut arms
they nobly front enemy skilled IN all the arts of
human execution. Long fought, and much we BLEED
Our feel u are dcsOatcd-our cities wrapt in hames-
Our Eala:t spirits dread the scorchng heats OF the
South anil shOcleSs, they dye with their boOhe ice
of the North These are the men from whose. Oins
we sprung whose history il read in NationHrves
whose pomp Of hrraidry is found in their malchlcss
deeds Are yot not proud Of your origin Accused
be- the man who would not boast OI such parentagc,
who would emulate actions that elevate glory
boundless finnc.
will not rePrcss your rising JOY harrow your feel
ings by pointing thc grass which waves totczcphyr
that fans the touibs Of our WARGEN, and OF Ur MEn-
cEu will not poison this " feast 0f reason and Gov OF
soul" by recounting thc exploits Of the hcaVen-born
hIoSTCOaEuY, who, adorned With every erase and
virtue that can dignity mature, Kew from the arms
Of love aud beauty with the cold embraces OF death
=, itbiu tine walls of quebec. NJ, vii J record the
t,ri,scss ola WtOdord or Nelson. / have elo-
uroct ADEQUATE. tothc mighty theme But future his
ted strains the ,iac OF tncsc illustrog worthless and
1,a oftoux.nh Who smiled IN the arDncs ofdeaih, at
tl,-Sir prospect Of political redemption. Bart,
too shall arise, WHO ia te rapturOE melody OF song,
shall make orr hearts beat and our eyes weep
tl,c isd Of our woes and the hrrHc achievements Of
or valiant ancestors Yes, future Thucyddes
or Hume, filled with historic Ngor shall paint ~ i,-
ting colors the vo acts, the mighty deeds Of these
rs no,,shed ratrints Som, Homer native o.
sin OH ~ this our feast of shells, give in thoughts
mt Glow and words that burn immortality 10 the Ncs-
tors aud the Fngas that oght and died IN the glorious
cause 90 American freedom. Bf u my humble lot, TO
call yonr tction 10 the passing scenes IL c thc 4
rnecnr honor aud Uie American happiness ATE deeply
interested.
Aiter having fought and conp'cre3 Peace dc'ccnjcd
TIC ~, angc from Heaven with Liberty IN her train.
Yesi 5hcrfy. vho had Fed iom tiic EUth when Rome
Effureler The sworlofthc barbarian, yst,d our wercrn
hcnispherc d; tlrce osofpeHpe, prot~ete the
cath bail her approach With sOu-' Of tnnpo1, ofr,-
acy and yog hthoustnd sjtsss blaze to t'c Go.d-,s
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SALES AZ AUCTION.

ystiE subscribers have lstc, received and Il, ell =,
Public auction, positively without reserve ON The
- IN rs AZ the store oi the tenement next above MIR
hoeer Iohnson and nearly opposite the Merchants
Ione. t."sc sngc and yalr,i'c .'ncnt Of DRY
brc mnNns, Ii en- csubrivs, leno r:mdkcrcbicts Jo.
me SITS printet! sawls g!la bhiis elegant Florre, \
Le'an'mc silks, Henoa and constitution cords r,r,,
S t'hsc',s ana Ne'es, CLOTHS and c,Srncr,s shirt
ne c"ttons. pms civ:;,t vcstinl,s tjm,i.s I;ncn 10
mass table cloths, silk cord, black grape, eno CRANE
white a'1e, linen c1miric hhdNfs s.iipe,, paukecn
ie';i',,nc si'awls lilac aud figured sks India co;ons
oe> 81 h"' ana 'o'eS 'ea'ergioycs black s. hte
sill, mitts an,' great y.rety of useful and ,,,,rah
articles too t'Hbois 10 enuuer,e here Th, nu,l;c o
respectfully assured, that the above is to ne t; al
"himnteu s'''-i" commence 10 O'clock wh,., III,
terms viii BE- nlsd. known -
Iulv IS uH'"''
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NEW COURT HOUSE
.. RTCHlTO Mn

EshOPOSAlS will he received by Mai. ChristoDher
Il Iompkins, OF Richmond, for supplying the follow
ins materials for the New Court House.
lst Gsod hard burnt bricks
2nd. Good stone lime.
Sid Sound Merchantabe lumber consisting of boards
tor foors &c plank and scaiting Of various sizes, all
III heart pine.
IL may be proper to remark that no heavy timber is
required Those persons i'll the ncgliborhood of the
lime stone quarrics up the river, have now .. oppor+u
MY oil advancing their interest nv offering favor
able proposals TO supply lime iol the building, the GUAM
tity being considerable %
ROBERT MILLS,
Julyi3. tI,tS
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TTRGTNT9:

4 I superior Court of Chancety holden at tie
- Capitol, IA Richmond, the sixth Gay OF January,
Nancy owe and Betsey Owle (otlerwisc called Nancy
hoSle and Betsey iioNle) infants by Daniel yandc-
wall tl.cir g't-rdal! and next friend
- PiaimiGs.
William Price, jun'r administrator, Sc of Charles
Iriec, deed Archibald Blair, Elisha Price & Elisha
Williams,
r,,,c Bct;ndtans.
THIS csise came this day tn be heard upon the
papers formerly re;Ul, and the Report of the Connis
sonor pursuant to the order Oh the twentv.trt ay Of
September one thousand eight hundred and seven with
exceptions thereto, and was argued bv council =
on consideration " ereo the Court doth recomit the
sad report to the same Commissioner who made it. to
be examined stated and reported b, him in conformity
&c The principles of the Court
ACopy, Tcste,
WIN. w. IIENENC, c. c.
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virtue Ola decree of the superior Court of Chan.
"a! OF January last in a suit then derenlinr in tI
I,u court ~ which Robert Culghtn was Pltf, and
dne s'1o% and infant children III James CoIH ,,u
y ' NJ neis T1!i DC sold TO ,hr highest bidder for r.
II lr not the next fair day, before the front a IT,
J",r ~. Nuiheys tavern, in the town of Danyc Va
the following lands 70 wit tract lying on Dan rive,
containing l94acres Commonly known ~, th D',i:
a,tpk"S llacts large proportion of which con-
sts OF valuable river low grounds one other tract
mi,''g 400 acres lying in Psylysnia county about o,
one other tract in the county arMs,,;d
les' aDont eight miles bclo. DanvilIe nurbased bv
James Coguhoun deed. from Allen WaddcII@tp9o
M oe so'n NJ te same time and place two un proved
SID. Wv" vi D'uihic aiorc-
July13 r10l 1904 NEHS.
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LNCK1,NTERY.

A L a aont held for Cumberland County the 23d
~ day of NAV, 1914.
John Holland, decd pfG
AGAINST
Ichd r. Shelton and Danl Bradley, who Is admins,
tg tor OF VIM. bradley, mrs.
THE defendant RicliJ T. Shelton, not having enter
ed his appearance and gwen security according to the
Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and
appearing tn the satisfaction fc court that lac not
On InhaiGtant of this state motion u the plaintiff
by John " Nash. Esq his Attorney Orcbgcd That
unless lac appears here on OF before Sugus, Court next
and answer tc bill oftllc Plaintiff tc sanc viii be- Ia
ken rs confessed 10 him, ardthc matter tcrcofdr-
creed against bnand that copy Of This order bcfortl-
with inserted IN newspaper published in the city
of Richmond for two monhssucc ssvcy. and anoihcr
copy postd at t,e front door oftc court house oftLs
county.
Copy. Teetc.
MILLER WOODSOS, jrDo.
June 49, pSwy
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IaLU.aBLE LAND F0I ,S3J

MIL. be offered foe sale by the subscrbcr nm
~ Friday the Sth Of July next before, tb,. IL, Gi
Tavern IN tn City Of RicJ'mon,l-a very ynh,,iJ,.
IN.iCI or J. ND lying IN IN, conr.v q, ,,,,.
tI!d on James River about 10 or 2 n.,.s uhn,,. ,,
cit, oi Richmond This tract contains anon, - -
hat acres, conslcr,be portion oi which is e nil 49,.
10" sto''"us' u has always been considered :. very
healthy stI'iinn; and, convenient to the ,>,,I,;
house Which occupies lofty x most ccgan, site, is as
me asg'ms as ANY below the Mountains 4 tescrip-
ton o tc houses, orel;r>s and Other. i,r,nrovrn,f
on thus ar' and the many other advantages il noses
e' deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed every nr
son disposed to purchase will view the ,,,.,nis,, l. -
uN OF sIe-They will i- shc~n at any time l, anil;
cation To tue subscriber, who resides on .e J,,r
os"i about miles above Manchester Iher.,v,nrn,
VIII be in one, two and three years, to b,.,. ;n,
from the 18th of December NEXT when ~,
he gwen; to he secured by adeed of trust on the I.
but the interest on each I,stalnent will b,. :,
they are punctualy paid.
RiODA BURNETT.
E-rec'.t'lr IF Ed Burnett, lsec,d
POSTPONEMENT.
he above sale is postponed luill Friday the oc5
II, "
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VALUABLE LAM

Which Is so situated that it eau be divided into t,y
more uaes,which will be done il necessary 10 si, ,
eliaseis: One part OF this land called "SuAyEri. "
containing by Decd $40 acres more or less bo,,c,c ~
me hanks OF James River and is in itself a ,0i,ilL -
fGte, being fertile anu well tinbeed, with s.y.,- ,o
"o'e houses and orchards eaIabe of, pi,lcin, fen nv
twelve barrels of Brandy yearly The r,,nainJ,r n.
te land extends oirom the river but aiisns on.
kers, called "SrONr RUS"-it is of eos ou;tv ,.."
eta'ly, and abounds with valuable Oak and PIN; In
Der IN tins tract there are about COO acres l,y ,,t M
vey. "''''e s'u-
he above land is distant about eight miles from the
oui,'yColrt House, miles from Cabin. po;nt and
nearly opposite to Sandy-Pont estate a NOR na,,;
eul%r description OF this valuable propertv is deemed
Useless ,s those whoae inclined to purchase viii
raly view the premises prcyious, to the f]av or sal
"ihch VIII be shewn BY Nj. VIM H. Brown. who -
present resides on the land. This properly is old ~
Sree'o@ to the last will and testament OF Samuel I,
er' deceased The terms Will one half cash and d.
other iali IN twelve months-the punctrrl n.vno,t e
winch, must be secured by bond and apnrovcJ $50 -
Y security ora Deed Of Trust ON the land Th nm,
eh'er viii have the liberty Of seeding the land This ,I
aiio possession Will be given the first d, of a,,f
next. "' Va 'ai'Ily
CHAnLEs II. GaAvrs
/. S,,,,- "1rnr E7h tie UiN 1ausareG
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Commissioners Office,

Commissioners Office,
Ricin0nG lat Jltne, 1911
he parties will take Notice, tI,at lave appointed
lohuay G'c eighth day OF August next, carry the
foregoing order of into effect when tLcy mr., re-
ired TO appear my office in this city, with their nc
counts vouchers and copies OF the court papers pren
cd aud ready for examination and settlement
S-3.NCHL GREE VHOyV..lEC
fIpe & ue,y - 80 '-'A'eN'
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ITIII HTCO .8C3DE-VT-

examination of the Students of this academy COM
~ menced on the 10th and closed ON the 18Th nit
majority OF the trustees present during the ex-
animation, and were highly gratiied at the great and
uncxamplcd progress which the several glasses have
made, in their respective studies since the, school wen,
into operation, at the beginning of this ye, and the,
examining committee in particular, think themselves
warranted by the present examinations in stating 10 the,
public that those students, who commenced the study
OF the Latin, under MIR Levi IIolbrook the present
teacher, both in proficiency and accuracy suIass any
others of their standing, they have ever heard eya;n
ed. The trustees have procured for the use of the,
school, pair or large and elegant Globes aud "A com
pletc set of maps, ON the most approved scalc-Ilcy
think it not aniss at this early periol to inform ra
rents and guardians that there is little doubt but cool
school will be continued at this place during the next
wear, as they have already contracted with Mi Hob
brook for that purpose, un,ler whose government t.y
have doubt Of its continued ppsrcriy aud ,lsIncs
as he is highly qualified teach the Greek and a;i,
languages, and the Usual course OF science, dreiialet
bv few men in hi mode Of teaching. This academy ia
conveniently situated, in an unusually healthy NEIGH
bonrhoo1, near the Red House, in the lower end NJ
Casiscil county y. g. where boarding may be procured
at respectable houses for sixty seventy Young zen
tleincn, at so or 60 dollars per annum tuition 2nS
year, paid quarterly ia advance The exercises OF ft
school will commence Monday the ith july.
by order Ofthc board,
H. N. JONT;S, CrE
y II. Should the number ofstudcnts increase agree
able In expectations, assistant teacher will be- en-
ployed. Red House, y. e. Julv Q. W4w
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PLANTERS FARE ron SgIE

Nio Is handsome Farm in the County ,r (,o,L
e ."'u' on i@ckin.holc Greek about ten mile 49,
'''e N"url-iio'se, forty from the CITY of R;cbroo,
ana ABOUT seven from landing place or rlnc IS "'
y, Oh James hiVer--it contains about go aor.s xI
N'c On foO little detached from il tyI;cI =, ,
,.,N OF soiu ,0seucr or separate as NAV best sn,
~ ~ ms and IS well adapted TO farmns a,d
~, eseHt mas aoont 400 acres well taken viii, RI
lover, u All lies well, and the great,, ra,t "a
rcd clay bottom. There is bv Estimation - 81
ores OF Low Grounds the Greek Which il ,,,j ~
James River Land ' WITCH Is equal TO
nc buildings are neat handsome DWELLING bo,,s
'"iutn by Commissioners (for insurance ao.,;Sst g.,
10 t"'IV-iIvc hundred Dollars, a GOOD KitcbeT 49,
uIE, Weaymg-fiousc, Dairy, Meat IIouse Toe IL
Barn, Stable and Negroe Cabins Oyc,secr;s ii",,'
ana hiasiins Machine There is also an 0cIa,si
eS"uaS between four and five thousand fruit trees
he Farm is laid Oft in shifts and well ineloaed
'e,l might be s"id IN favor of he beautiful Snotion f
80 "in' INC goodness OF the neehborhood &c lrt
II y thought unnecessary, as it is presu1able ,l,,, -
pe'Son VIII buy, without first viewing the rrc; - ''
inere - also Whiskey DSti!ler7 on the Fa
winch may or NAV not be purchased with tho Tai'
containing Tour stills Gall new and the material e
CARRYING on the bpiness-I stands within $40 Iu,
yai,ls OF mill, and on good stream '''''''ieu
ihe FIRMS 9fHe sdh, win be- one third mil ,,.-.
i'hd TWO thirds at two equal annual instaIrn,,t, -
interest from the date, and Deed of Trust 20 s
the payment W SeCuIe
Possession may be had in the month of Novcmbor
- '. ue PiNiedge ut sowing whca;-IEr john Is
Nooe living on the Land will show !, n, -. -,
wishing to buy, and the price viii Ir ,nod L a'y onc
the subscriber, living at Dover CoaIps in sa;J ,,
about seventeen sIcs above Richmond ''
July 49, IN 1 1'AI '"E! T.
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Uy U y NJ.
NOTES.

l. The POSTMASTER General may expedite the mails
ana alter the arrival and departure at any time
turing the continuance of the contract, lac prev io,ir..
s''puatinS an adequate compensation for any extra c.
pcnse that may be occasion,d thereby.
Z. fhteen minutes shall be allowed for opeunc and
Closing the mail, at Ill Offices where 10 particular time
Is specified.
s. For every thirty minutes DELAY (unasoliable &C
cdents cGceptcd) IN arriving after the times prescribed
In any contract the contractor shall forfeit one dollar
and II the delay continue until the departure ofany de-
pending mail, whereby the piis destined fer such de-
pending mail lose trip, forfeiture fo double the a.
mount allowed for carrying the mail one trip shall b,
incurred unless 1T shall be made appear that the de,
lay was occisoned by unavoidable accident il, which
case the amount OF pay for the trip WILL in all c.sts
be forfeited aud retained
T. Persons making proposals are desired to state their
pricesb by the year. Those who contract viii r.cr;,
then pay quartcry-in the months ofr,biyla.y Nav.
August and November, m.nth after the ON
OF each quarter.
s. No other than free white person shall be en-
ployed to convey the mail.
b. Where the proposcr intends to con~cv the mail
IN the body oil stage cl1iasc he is desired 10 suuc ii
in his proposals.
right OF declaring any contract at an end whenever on
failure happens which amounts to the loss OF a trip
y. The contracts Tor the routes No to sos are 10
be IN operation on the LIST day OF January next and
continue until December 81, 1917. The contracts for
the routes No 500 to 53i 20 be il Operation On
the list day of November next, and are to continue nm
IL the 3lst day cfDecembcr; 1916
RETURN. MEIGS, Jr
POSTMASTER General
GENERAL PosT OFFICE,
0GStans!on City, May 20, 1911
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BANK XIRGINIA.

-,;tr 18th JHlg, 1911
lie President and Directors have this day d c,r.
eu dividend OF per cent tie old stock as the pro-
hts OF the last half year, and surplus dividend of DER
cent nelnS the accumulation since the establishment of
the Bank. The sum of thirteen dollars on eocb sbo,,
OF old stock will therefore he paid ON or acrth, 18Th
instant w DANDIIl1CE CaI:
Jny g. 3y O'
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PROPOSALS

For Carrying Mails OF the United States on the follow.
ing Post-foa'ls, viii be received at the General
itober next, inclusive
IN NlRGINlA--;il2. From C!arksbury by Nor
II gan'o~n and Waynesb,,ils, T.. 90 " hee,ng once a
Leave Carksb,ry, ever, Tuesday at q m and ar.
1ve 1T Wheeling an Thursstay by noon
Leave Wheeing
SIS. From Lewtbury to Monroe c IA once week
Leave Le~iSb,ng every Frnl,, at 6 Il M and ARR, at
Leave Monroe at and arrive at Lew islur,; by :
brL
Si4 From Fincase lay the mouth of Cowpastve
RIVER TO tallaShans week. - miles.
Leave thlci'st'c every MONDAY at 4. M aud arrive
at Callaghans lay s D ni
- Leave Cllaglans every TUESDAY att; c m anil arrive.
At fiUcas,'c by pm
SIS. From Wood c h to jacksonville once a week
Leave Nood h every TUESDAY at p M and arrive
at jacksonville.
Leave jacksonville every
80. From Abingdon by Russell ch and Nockinson
Zap tn tbiis'if.n once week.
Leave Abingdon every Thursday at m and arrive
at Russell by noon.
Lea.e Russell h at . ~ and arrive at Abingdon,
OH Friday by noon.
311a From Fuystoun 10 SPRINGFIELD once n week 81
miles.
Leave Pustown every Saturday j, e a ~ AID arrive
at Springfield by bm
Leave Springfield every SATURDAY. ut q ,nand arrive
at fushtDwn on SUNDAY bv p m.
5iS From Dunrics b, Cedar Run, Walnut Brunch
| and Bar;.ets tavern to Fauqnicr II oaee week So
niles.
Lave Fauquierc every " cCiues.!av n 10 a a, and
arrive at Dumfries lS m.
Leave Dnmfries every Thursday at q ~ and arrive
| at Fauqricrc h by m
SO. From Petersburg by Frcnchtoun to Morgan,ile
once week, IS miles
Leave Petersburg every Friday M and arrive at
| ricrgauvic by 6bm
Leave Morga,ille every Thursday at S q n, and ar
rive at Petersburg by D m
/ castle TO New Kent c Ia once a week
Leave liano.crc every Friday Ut a M AMI arrive
at New Kent n by 6bn
Leave New Kent CHI every SATURDAY at u m and ar
rive at Hanover n by 8 q m
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FARMERS BANK OF yTRGTNT4

VkNlt' President and Directors have this day declared
dividend of per cent On the Capital Stock for.
the "s' SIX months which, after the usual deduction
for the Stock of the Commonwealth viii br mid m Ill.,
Stockholders or their Representatives, on the 5h
instant.
~ WM. NEKERVIS, Cashier
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STONE WARN

HE SUBscRiBER HAS on HAND AT HIS MASurAc-
TOHT:
A Large quantity Of SI'O.NT H.417E, well asso,1-
"a et--id IS carrying tn. business on a scaIc sf
fcienty extensive to supply all orders that may coin.
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VALUABLE LAND on JAMES RIyE1,
sI'oH SALE. The subscriber will, OF, the fs, H."
OF August next, on the Premises Offer for s,;, !,
ue inquest bidder, between twelve and fifteen l,,n :,
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\ very liberal deduction win be made, from fI. oI,,e
prices to any person who will take to the amount of
or6OO dollars and the Will Dee delivered! totl
chascTs IN any puf Of the CIV F
orders icit with Nlr. james Brown r.. Nessrs Mon
cure, Robinson Il Pleasts, Mcssrs Murphy * Srott
Messrs ". J Roscoe Cole, Philip Da Val. if. & ca
or at the Mandatory will BE- duly attcnde TO- and the
greatest attention paid to selecting and hacking
- BENJAMIN DUyAI
pear To my customers, that he had the sole arc, r
the sale Of Stone Ware made at my manufacture I'm,
he sngent only for the sale Of Mr. John p Scbcyne
hofn's part, who Is concerned in one Of my shops
june -. epSt&wiw
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INGIET4.

Newcastle. juno O.
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| instant. ~ NV n --u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
SriSlIldI poftrv.
FOR THE CAZET TE.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
zo tie memory Of DonINicUs GcoDzwN, esq
Y5n fragile flow'r of sickiy hue
Siil braves the cold autumnsl skies,
Wbilc The f.ir rose Just drank the dew.
And no W IN s,aitef'd ruin lies.
Thus many pslid, wiiher'd form
Sl,;i hangs bv lile's arecsrlous thread.
Vniie GoopvIN hsiid his summer nom
Then blooming sunk among The dead.
I knew thee well for Oft we've rov'd
Through rural Drrtmouih's classic bowers,
And, while we dwet on themes we lov'd,
Psotraeted long convNal bouts.
But Yesterday on Saco's bank,
Arm LUX d in arm we trod the green,
And deep of rural pleasures drank.
SAuntering along lie sylvan steam.
Thy form was grace thy lih'rsl mind
Teemd with the nublesi, msnlie,t thought ;
Thy spolless breast heart enshrin'd,
With ey'fy kind afie cJion trsugh.
Methinks l see by iouey friend.
Like some tslr h3wiel os,h'd IN dew,
Ger Thy cold clay in sngrsh bend,
And sigh TO thee long adieu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
Nes0 g tailbiOnabls B,nannia Ware.
ENOGH MOULTON,

Ms JoHe'' RssU Essbasgs FRET
LAS jun received. 10 additioa to has formef
Gock, new and fashionable afoetment Of
britannia Ware
among which are-eieea ami fweied, curved and
ob,oag Tea Pots Milk Pou, Sugar Bowls, Tun.
blets SnuH Bsxe.. &c - snd L. daily expecting an
afogtment Of Church Furniture iuch as faggons,
Iankards, Baton. anc rumoier-aII which will
be fold as low as can be purchaied in Bolton OF
elfe where
AyS-On hand general aIor,ment of Piatei +
Japaned Wac e-Je~e.ry-o Gu 'ery, &c.
LHszvys u or 0,vs ~anstae7s' .g warranted gold
Necklaces soup Lad.es-Cravy do.-rxole aud
lea 8poons- sugar Tong,-SAlt spooas ca Pots
Milk do.-sugs -Tumblers-Pitchers--
Wa,ch Cha,ns-i himb e., &c.
A geaea aG,r ment of AILITART GOODS,
all OF which 10 OF the iaef aud mol approved
f.th,ons and wo. kmanfhip. aad will be Told at
sueh prices as he thinks will NEE. he spprobatoa
Of his cuitomers Pe,tiana, Sdsy 80, 1914