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Battim0re, Dec. 8, 1919.

D. Va
TO THE PUBLIC.
ANlNG proposed 60 establish an Institution in the
= city Of Washington, "to preserve and Distribute
Tue genuine Vaccine Matter on the most aud 1.-The.
raj terms for The bene OF the citizens OF the United
states, nave appointed ana sent speciaf agents To
many distant places To assist me in this
These agents have been directed to present my ian
Tor me deliberate consideration, 10 Of the most
wealthy, liberal and enlightened persons residing i'm
different parts of the United States expecting NJ hey
approve OF II, to receive them such SUP port as
tneS may be Voluntarily disposed to rive towards car
To prevent the possibility of an impo on on The
public in this undertaking, my special agents have
bren furnished witt Instructions written under my
maud, directing them how to proceed. They CORES
pohu WIN me every week my communications to
mem neihs always iTanhed The post Office in this
c'iy by the word Fascination" written thereon over
my signature.
70 these agents have given the genuine Vaccine
Mailer which they sisribute, free OF any eNpence
wherever they go: They perform the operation fer
the Kline PooS for any family who may wish 10 he ef
fec;naiiy secured from the small pox nav them for
their trouble and hold iof their ron
quot they are strictly confined the object Of their
mission. and forbidden make auy char g.s
for ibeir services.
any Of my agents in this business should beied to
usoDeI these Instructions, or devae In the slight
est dese. from the path of rectitude either III man
neTs or MORALS would thankful 10 any citizen no
would give me the eart Information Of their mis-
c"ndnci, chat might dismiss them Immediately from
my employment
DR.. bening has never communicated with me oil
the snoJect - his advertisement neither have am
reason To suspect that there any uerson
un the people of the commonu ealth of virginia Il,
fhe manner which has been iH5inuated by him.
The citizens OF Virginia well Informed that the
Nan1hai vaccine Institution which wish to establish
IN the city of Washington is not intended any more
ioi iheir own particular benefit than Tor the OF
tue eltZehe OF the United States in general. IeinTn
'heu my sincere thanks ot the liberal encouragement
~pich they nave given to M plan and take this op-
p"ent5 To assure them that they shall always he
p'ieu win the genuine Vaccine Matter, free Of any
erpence ana as often as Ih-y may please apply for
II. huieteIs TO or from mr., relative to this subject
are, oS an act OF Congress, entitled be carried free
OF any postage. JAMES SMITH
S. 3gsnt for Vaccination.
beI. -. 6l..lt
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The following letter of recent date. from
the venerable President Adams was adde's
ed to Mr.. Thomas HeTtell OF New York who
had presented him with n pamphlet of which
he is the author, OH the Causes Of Intemper-
alice:
QUINCY, Nov. is, 1919.
DEAR SRI pray you to accept of nv best
thanks for your kind letter of November IIth
and for most precious present-Yonr"F
pose OF the causes of Incorporate Drinking.
md the means by which it may be obviated,"
rs one OF the best pamphlets have ever read
WIN knowledge of the world, AN accuracy
OF observation, and sagacity in estinatiDc
men and things, you have developed the cause
OF National intemperance in more mastery
manner than have ever seen before The
work must make deep impression OH every
rational creature who reads ii You have
shewn that high and low. rich and poor. are in
general involved in one common system of
vice and folly.
The poisonous plant has shot down SO mauy
and snch strong roots, into deep aud rank
soil, that II is obviously Impossible 10 eradi-
cate ii suddenly The process must be cradn-
al and it appears 10 me, as think IL appear,
10 you, that manners and not iaws-|asiio,.s. and
not force, must produce the desired reforma-
ton. Ii the wise conld be brought to set the
desired example tlatter myself they would
he followed, and know Of nothing fiat has
yet appeared, so well calculated TO convince
them of the necessity of snsl union, as your
pamphlet.
am, Sir, yonr greatly obliged and most
humble servant, JOHN ADAMS,
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IaueIu for ,Soie on. Lense

sale ON cree OF one, two three ard four years
y tue tavern formerly occupied by Daniel Michaux,
suateu IN PoWhatan county, on the kingba road
about 20 miles above Richmond, ana II below Pow ha.
Tan courthouse, known by the name of Hopkinsve or
nophihss laVern IL not sold prior TO the oh day OF
,he highest bidder. For terms apply TO Mr.. ARCH'D
ROBERTSON, residing on the premises or TO the sub.
sci'oer. JOHN ROBERTSON.
July lS
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BENJAMIN COLMAN, A. al.
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends aud the public
IA " that he shall continue his PRIVATE CLASSICAL
sCHooL, the ensuing year, at his residence in spolt-
syiVania county, near the Orange Springs.
AS his object is TO teach the languages and the hpb
er branches of literature exclusively the HumbeT Of
ms scholars will not exceed fifteen. Terms OF tuition
: 40 " annum.
Five boys will be received as boarders at : 100
" onhhtil. Oct 29. 5O.,wliJ
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iSiOp. Son. SOD tbe JI,cfI

w AS stolen from me on Monday evening 9th INST
Ritbin mile of my house in ChesteTBtld Counts
a BAY MARE, about eight years cid next spring.
supposed TO lie i've feet inch high, with a long
S"hCn 'aiI ana fuli name; snip her nose, be-
he'eo small white spot on her foIebead-her hina
h""IS incline inwards, aud was shed ali round she
PAGES remarkably fast, aud hat rouCh-N hoover
WIN delIver sard mare to shall receive reward of
re" DotfarS, or THIRTY DOLLARS for conviction of
"'G mel THOMAS GRAVES,jr.
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VACCINE AGENTS OFFICE, }


UNDERSTANDING that there is a person now in
~ TINS stale, imposing ON the good people thereof,
Dy statlhg hsei 10 be the agent of Doctor Smith OF
Baitiofe, who he states is still the Vaccine agent
Tor the STATE of Nircnaun FAR her. that
he Is eNactng contributions from many persons in
anereht parts OF the state to prevent farther
position nave again taken this meihod of informing
the GOOD people of this commonwealth that Or. Smith
Is no longer the Vaccine Agent thereof that still
hold that appointment created by an act the Gene
ia Assembly passed IN tn session of islI and that
am always prepared To furnish every applicant viii
recent VACCINE MATTER, accompanied with printed
directions for It's usc Tree from any Kind of expence
whatever AL applications made through the post Of
nee OF by private conveyance, viii meet with p,ompt
attention. WIN. II. HENING,
Vaccine agemt for Me state Of yirginia.
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[FRoM THE PHILADELPHIA DAILY ADVERTISERS I
BY publishing the follow ng statement OF the
Voies gwen on the Missouri question, in its
passage through Congress last session. Won
viii enable your readers TO form some opinion
as to its fate this season
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
10th February.
In favor OF the restriction 81, all from states
IN which slavery is not permitted.
Opposed to the restriction 10 of whom
were the following gentlemen from States in
which public opinion is presumed to be in ia
your of II.
JOSEPH BUTLER. n. III.
JOHN HOLMES, Mass.
HENRY SHAW, do.
JONATHAN MASON do.
DANIEL CRUGER n. Y.
DAVID a OGDEN, do.
HENRY X SToRRs. do.
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD, N. j.
LOUIS MIANE. Del
WILLIAM HARRISON. Ohio in all 10.
1ibSeni from free sfrfes
Mass. 2. Conn. 2, N. Y. I, Penn 8, Illinois I
in all IL
absent frsm Stare states
Md. l; Nir.4, NC. 2, S. &. ), Ken. 3, Tenn.
2-iu all rs.
1t all had esnpresent, and ifall had voted as
the voICes OF their constituents w uud de mand
tier wonid have been
For the restriction
Against h.-.......-.
or II all present bod voted according to the
WISHES vi tnel commitments. tntTe would have
been
For the restriction.
Against MISUNDERSTANDING
IN SENATE, Feb. 81
In favor of the restriction, I6-ail from Free
States.
Against it, 22-of whom the following gen.
uemen are from states in which public opin-
ION Is III favor oft,
HARRISON CT. OTIS, Mass.
ABNER LACoCK. Penn.
0UTERBRIDGE HoRSEY, Del.
NICHOLAS IAN DYKE do.
NINIAN EDWARDS illinois.
JESSE B. HoMAs do.
WILLIAM a PALMER VT.
Absent one from each of the following states
Rhode Island, Maryland, South Carolina,
Georgia
So that IL all had been present ia the Senate,
and had voted according to the wishes of
their constituents, there would have been
For the restriction.
hgalnst N......
Or If all present had voted according to the
wishes of their constituents, there would have
been
For the restriction. .....23
Against lt....t. ..,.i5
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RnnnmnM in (IlsLerneln 80

1 EN-, sals ts belongs Nj. u nah C. Michel Of
washington county, Georgia, and sv spped by
nChindd lhweali ~ Chesterfield comfy sOl=t ,ears
ago. Hes tall black fellow about ~ or 80 Years of
dye. ihe owner = requested 10 forward, ray
charges and take him aWayoheTWise he Will he dealt
with as the ay Directs WILLIAM CLARK
Nov. 10. 55..wiws a. ShsriD and I.iIor
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VIRGINIA III Rates hoLd,p iR he Cte,k's Once
q the SmPerio' CoTrt o' Chance'g for TIC Hick.
mona district, fh6 2sfh day " October, 1919
Samuel Gilbert ana Thomas Dem partner n aiding
under the Ermof gilbert s DeaR......... plaintiffs,
AGAINST 4
Etthn HobGft, and GnstarUS LHcke Gpd Lahies
SiseT, merchants end partners tr0diRg KndfTfAt 6r
L""s 5tSer. 80. De'endaGis.
me debfadanf EAh1 EobOrt moi h0DiHg entered mis-,
appearance and gipen security according 10 me oce
~ assembly ana the rnt,s ~ Ills court 0s, ~ an.
Pearns 6y softtdct0ry ss'%s'sce thai he Is Pet an
inha6if0nt Of TINS country : IL IS ORDERED That
me said deead0u 40 appear here tie Grsf doy of
ne neat term AMI aHsmer the GiU Of the TLy,fiDs
and th"f copy Of this order be Jor,huith n i
some newspaper pH6tished IL, the city Of Rlchmops
Jc'ttco Hoths successfully, posied at the JroUz
d0Or u the CdpiLOti ia the said city.
Acopy-1esie, HIM. -. HENING. C. C.
NoUswbei ~. 51zra,r
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John F. Morrisett, Abraham S. Woodbridge. and Geo
Cole, adIn'or of James Cation. ..De)erderts.
The defendant Johp I. MoItseit not havipg entered
his appeaanc, ard given security according to the ac
on Assembly aud the rules OF this and apprarin
D! satisfactory evidence, that he is inhabitant
ofthis country is Ordercd That the said defendant
u" appear here on tue thirty first day OF the tern
ana answer the bill OF the painiiff and that copy of
THIS order be forthwith inserted In some newspuoer
published IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
snccessvey and posted at the front door OF thecap.
toi, IN the said city. WIN. w. HENiNG, &. C:~
Fec. q. 40 INV -
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charlottesville Iem1ie dcodsyoU

ChariottesUiHe FeB,aie Acndspy.
hiS Institution, under the direction Of Mrs. NJ. r.
1hoRgg, late NJ Fredericksburg. will he opened on
the second Monday January next where the following
Oiahches OF education viii be taught, viz.
FIRST CLASS.
me English Language grammatiesily, Is y session
sacred, ancient modeTB Geography, I OF mouths
History Astronomy, Of the Globes. 6re han Ia
drawing Of Maps, and Composition, ad0aaceE
SECOND CLASS.
Reading, Writing, English Grammar AND
Arithmetic. ......................... do
The French Language, including any Of
the above branches. Observation-Disclosures do
Music will I've separate charge at. = 1s do
Boarding washing aud fuel, leach Young
lady furnishing her own he'd & beddinpD Z eo 10
lbls institution, siinated IN the finest paf 81 Virgiois
uhoeI Tue direction Of lady every way ousitfed a.
90 u justice offers an opportunity parents ssd guar
oiahs sedsn met with The high character Of the trn
es seeoed 70 preside over H. added reputation
VI s SONeIhess, Will ensure to those al distance The
sdiety OF s pupils. Mrs. George with whom the yonug
ladies' VIII he boarded pledges herself for sui,t atten
ue n 10 lnen w every way. public examinatioH
will be given.
Applications made for situations IN this inttifution
wn be addressed TO John Winn James Leitcb and
Alexander Garrett, Rsquires.
December 3. 6O--t6ts
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MOliCB.-OD I've frsk dag Of January pegt, A.
~ the Manchester Exchange, sfvefsi NEgRDES
VIZ be hitea for tue ensuing year. belonging h ne
estate ot J0hu Fore, dtc.-anioug Them is good mini
",ignt' JAMES FOFR, AduT.
Dec. IL. r,te,.
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December a.
STAUNTOS 9C9DFNY

NE trustees Of the stanton Academy have appointed
the Rev. Daniel Stephens of Havre de Grace (Sid y
professor OF CLASSICS to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
'ueIeslgnaton OF Mr. GiTardiH.
me nigh respectin wsch Nj. Stephens has been held
As minister OF The Episcopal church, his moral char.
dcei MS industrious habits his classical education
ahd MS experience in teaching are believed by The
trustees TO ne such to qualify him well for The pro
ies.ofshlP TO which lie has been appointed.
Mf. Stephens will, without delay remove his family
10 btannon, aud VIII he in readiness to enter nyon The
schage OF his duties early least as the first Of
Jauaaty. In The time as the session OF he nca
"eny commenced on the fourth Monday III this month
nIs pace viii he supplied by Mr.. Richard Henry who
'Ceu rs an assistant during the last session. aud very
classes 1890 ~ '"
NJ stephens will probably not teach French but
ul soue bsteT arrangement can be made Doctor nj,
DoySO otaun0p, who understands and speaks the Ian
gnage wen, having learned IL in France will attend The
academy two days In each week give instruction IN
be french i2nguage-and Tor this additional charge
VIZ ne made To the student.
IN consequence Of The inability Of the trustees 10 iii
meVacsnt proessorship earlier the Tuls reouiTes
nh iees to be paid, at whatever period Of the session
Tue student enters, will be dispensed with-aDd far ib-
present session, the student will be feauired TO pay
only IN proportion TO the time which shall eapse after
his entrance. N'
MI Fuller, whose reputation is well known still
eohlhWes 10 he professor Of mathematics and under
be conduct Of such teachers, the 1ater them
serves NAT the stanton Academy will to deserve
the public patronage.
ny order Of the Board Of Trustees.
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trcss and pecnniary embarrassment, hrexan,-
pied IN former years, has been OF late exhibit
ed throughout this commonwealth; and
whereas, at period of general calamity, il is
natuiaiior tue people TO expect from the legis-
Iatuie such an investigation into the causes
which have produced the evils under which
they iabour, as may be likely TO mitigate their
suberlngs, or at least TO prevent their recur-
renee; aud whereas proper regard for the
interests of posterity, As we'll as of our consti-
tuents, requires that AN exposition of the actu-
al condition ofOnr suffering tellow-citizens AS
well as of the causes which have been inStrn-
mental in producing their distress, should be
recorded in durable characters on the Jour
mails of this house :-Tberefsre be it
Resotred, That a cOmntteebe appointed to
inquire into the extent and causes of the pre-
sent general distress, and 10 recommend TO the
CONSIDERATION OF the legislature such measures
as IN their opinion may be calculated to alievi-
ate the public suffering, aud 10 prevent the
recurrence OF similar state of things"
Mr.. BRECK laid OH the table the following
preamble and resolutions
Whereas II is believed that law will be
passed by the Congress oft the United States
at their present session. for the admission of
The Missouri territory iuto the nnicu Tas "A
state and whereas il is arprebenued that an
attempt will he made therein 10 extend TO said
territory the odions privilege ofslave-holdigy :
privilege so repugnsnt 10 the principles OF
our constitution, so Inconsistent with republic
canism. SO abhOrrent TO tue feelings of huma-
lty. and so opposite to the true interest of
that portion OF the empire :-Theretore,
Resolred ~ the senate and house of representa-
tires Of the commonwealth IF Pennsylvania in ge-
neral assembly met, That our senators and re-
presentatives III congress be requested to use
their utmost endeavors to prevent the intro
duction OF SLAYER! into Missouri and every
other state that may hereafter be admitted
into the union.
hesoired, That the governor be reonested 70
transmit copies the foregoing preamble and
resolution TO each of our senators and repre-
seniatives in congress"
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Wy order of,be Board Of Trustees.
stsunion, Novemberqs '""Oeb saN' Il sec

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD RanaWav
rom the subscriber about the 18th july last
iad between 10 and 40 years Of age by the name Of
BILLY sometimes calls himself BILLY GURANT one
e atheT longer than the other plainly to be discover
90 When "alkngone big toe of at the fret or second
yoWt-the OiheT toes the foot dsfguved by
mou-aoont Ieet inekes high. u Is presumed that
ne has gone over the mountain or to The comfy Of
1oochiand, where he was rased-he was bought bJ me
ol IoI' Ih0mas Miller Of GoOchland county. I will
Ne tne aDoVe reward 10 any who will deliver
NE ths SAID negro IN Buckingham county, near Bent
creek, or secure him In jail that get him agatu
NOV. 2. h.. CHRISTOPHER TOuNgON
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Land IN Pophatan for safe.

He Subscriber wishes to dispose Of or 500 acres Of
- LAND, Tying in the upper eud Of the county Of
f1Wbalai being part Of the tract on which be re-.
sloes The greater part Of the above land is in woods
dnd some OF fret rate tobacco land As no one a s
presumes, will purchase without drst vevsp a. fsr
ihef description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY sKIPwlTH.
fDWudtaHf May 10. N
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MARY soUTHGATB, grateful Tor the encourage
w ment, she has received from the ladies Of Rich
mona ana us Wtntes pectully Informs them that he
JUST opened large and elegant assortment Of NIL
LiNEtf AT beT old stand consisting principally OF 60
boIn, velvet, straw and satin BONNRTs Of the latest
Psuetns an elegant assortment OF London BEAVERS
o. a sizes ana coors lace aHd gauze dresses elegant
trimmings Tor peisSes and dresses nets cnfs aud head
ornaments caps, tBrbans, feathers and lowers canes
coareis, &c--aIl Of which will be Sold at the most
reduced prices fer cash town acceptaBces
hANIUA MAKING aud CHIPPING done ysitb neat
ness and desDatch. ~ '
hefpnants rom the country paTtcularly rsaRest
60 % call aud Judge fos themselves.
N Be Leghorn straw bcnnsts, cleaned and repaired
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lRG NtA-At rules hoiuen the clci Ms Office az
the superior court Of chanoery Tor tie Rir hlnend
disnict, the 2Sih day OF November, lsIo-
Zachariah M'Gruder. ..............., Plaintiff,
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and Of commerce, withhatiis trained to wIole.
some saws aud useful institutions. tits hardly
necessary to say, that the kind wishes OF all
good people will attend them.
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ChANCkit> In PO,rhatan .o06ity court, Ocf.
i al, 1910
Joseph Brdckett. Plaintiff,
AGAINST
David Street, Robert Nendum, Thomas Gordon,
Henry Lipscomb, Billy Lipseomb Francis Branstcr9s
be'yann" Do~dy, Francis Uatkias, and Jokir
street.. Defendants.
Ihis day came the rtaintiD by Samuel Booker esq.
his attorney, and appearing TO the satisfaction ~
the courf, fhdf fhe deena0nt D0rid Sreef is not a..
s"ha6nd"f ~ fhis state, az IS therefore and
ordered that the said Ddcid street do appear here
anstrer fhe pfaiattF's s and gipe security tor tT
forming s"ch decree as "a. court Snay make hs,tia
aHdn tyt"rfher ordered, thar copy Of this Order
J0rthutth inserted in newspaper published a1s
me cry ~ Hsehm0htd, and continued for trO months
hccesSirtfy, ana fhot 0r0fher copy be posted MP 0s
me door " the courthouse " This county, on faro
successive court ddyS 2reuiUnS to The SAID third
Thursday ia January pcrf. 55-rs,n
n c0py-IeHe, Nm. 8. DANCE. G..
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For the restriction ......2s
Against it.............., .,I5
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IN cHANcRRY...At a scnrs held for Cumberland
Il county fte a7th day ~ SePtsni6er. isle-
hHfs N0"dor..-. ......Pi'fs
AGAINST
Josiah N0ddor and John Hatcher........ peris.
The aefsDd0nt Josiah NddcoI not hauing snteraH
mis- appearance and eipsn security according 20 the
act o. assembly ana tue rules o. this court and IL
appearing by satisfactory eridsNce thu nc is
fHhdbtdRt Oj this commonwealth II is Ordered Thar
the said defendoRt NGddor 40 oppedr here on me
fourth Monday in December neat end dnster ths biz
" me tptdinti6 aud that copy Of this order be
the eify 81 Richmcad for tro months SHceessety and
another copy posted at The front door e the court
house OF This county. 4
a copy-7este, MILLER WOODsON, C. I
NorcD'bsr 5. 52..ne,s
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Brigade O&ders.

DURoUhNi 9 Law. .rqu'iag he MILF
j. tia 10 meet oy Rseimeo,s Tor lnspcc-
tion and Review in tie month Of ScptcWberS
October, 40 evc,y year, the Bigades Gen.
eraI Of the fiis,. Brigade Nirec,s, Tha, tho
several Regiments composing said Brigade,
meet on ihe following days, viz .Fir.t Rsgi-
meu,, commended by Col, BENJ. PEARct,
on Tuesday. 2sih inst. Tenth d.. 40 by
Col. WiiLiAM BooaEs, Wednesday. asth
inst, Four do. do. by Maj. DsRcn DtnAss.
Thursdey, 5o.h Inst.
Ths commsndan,s Of the respective Rcgis
cients, will order their men 10 appear st IN
early hour, that they may be ready for Re-.
view precisely at 10 o'clock, A. M.
. BY o,der Of Brigadies General GEORGE
D'WOLF. a-i,,
g. r. USHER, Insrcc.o- and Major
ri Bignde,pfo ten. Sept. Is.
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.OYED,
In this town on the ii,h inst. Miss DrsosAn
foTrfs, in The ccsh ,esr of her sge, daughter Of
hr. Rescom Potter.
On saturday last, Mr. Jons FRs sopy, seed IS.
Yesterday morning, Assv. daughter OF George
and Sarah Engs, eyed I3 months. This lovely H.
tie eh~rub tough tender in age, peculiarly posses.
sed the interesting attraction 81 gaining Tie best az
tections OF the heart :" The bud which hath open.
ed here. will blow into full expansion above. ana
beauty the paradise in the heavens"
On sunday last. Mrs. Pnxns CAHooxs, widow
of'he late Mr. ssfnes caboone, eyed Ss years, she
came TO her grave in tcll age like As shock
OF corn eoneth In its season"
On The 18th inst Mrs sARAn BpowxrtL, wid-
ow OF Mr sylvester Browneii. and daughter Of A1r.
Jonathan Wilson, in the 42d year Of her age
On the i3'h ins,, after = long illness, Mira prA-.
oRAH PLACE, wife o:Mr samuel Place. in tie SSH
year Of her age
On Thursday last Mrs HASsAn srxvExs, wife
OF Robert stevens. ESQ aged 67 years,
ON Friday after hong illness, Mrs LYDIA PA,-
aEe, sge4 ca years. - -. ~ II
68 years -
Al Sec, Mr., wiltI4s TstLrsosAsr, In ,he
sist year of his age. soa OF Mrs Elizabeth Tiiliag-
hast, OF this towns
Al cAar'sstsa, (S c. Angus, Is. in the q.A.
year ct his rye, Mr Gsopcs W, Gisss. son u
MIR. John Gibhs,. formcsly OF This town
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John. WOOD & CO

HAVE taken the store and stick OF Sasevsi T.
4 dardnsr, deieassd. No. los, Thames-strces.
and now offer for sale general assortment Of liz.
uors and Groceries an eng which ere. viz
Madeira, Sicily Msdeiss,. Sherry, Li.bor,
Tencr'iFs, Msiags, Port. & Cis,et WINES (.
Cognse & Bordeaux BRANDY tiollsnd Sc
Amercsn GIN Nysop, Young Hysoo. Hy.
son Skin, Pauchong * Souchong TEAS;
Loaf, Lump, Powdered * Blown SUGARS;
Coffee, Chocolate, &c.
Together with great nutbcr or tho az
ticles to numerous 10 pa'ticuiarixe.
Newport, Sept. al, 1919