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The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24

To The HOnOWablt 7Hfiees Of the Supreme
judicial Ces't, bsi4sa az Petitions, in tbs sovaty +
C.nseriond, and 70, ibs Ceystie' Of CrsA0losd and
Oxfo,s "a ibe fsS'fb Iae'coy # Nay, in tbe yea, If
Lard e:gbffea bprd,sf oad ninAeea--
William Monroe, Of Waterford, in said
county of Oxford, Efqure, Admiuiitrator of the
eiiste of ISAAC SMITH, ls,e Of Harrifop, in
fsid county of Cumberland, Yeoman deceafed,
respectfully repreients--That the personal eliate
of the deceased is not sufficient pay mis- debts
by the fun of four hundred and thirty -ieven dol-
iars and twenty-six ents-He sherefore prays
your Honors TO grant him Iicence TO fell so mnch
of the Real Effate of said deceased a, may be ne
cefary TO pay faid debts snd incidental charges,
By HORATIO SOUTHGArB, 6i. 41fiorrsy
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MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OIN1MfN !

| s offered 70 the public as being one o -
e(l aud fsfeli cures for this disorder Aoss
perience has proved the Efficacy OF ms - a.
Ii is perfectly fate in is sopefation, 1no me- TIE
piled 20 IN. tmal eli infant w;,heut danse .t,nt
ic.ot i agreeaOIe- isnot nsdary for hs pansp .",
10 take brmItone as is common IN DINER a;sn, 10
This Ointmeot is pu, 10 Tin boies cons..-rd con'.o.ned
carry, and each genuine box WI oe s''f rrdtd by
with directions II genuine and viii Ss nsa INV IL
JOEL MILLER he above Ofntn's"' MIA
had in fmaii or large quantities OF 'OAl !, lu1s.
St George ;sDr Cyrps Hslb,oeI Sign o. =, ggss
Head. No 56 Hanover itreet Er. 'o''4. 81, Gu,
Jr No. !, Ne~bury flreet, Bolton; Df po-r,sd 5ss
Dr.. 3 5. Dspse, and Mr Hem, b =. ,',' Tss, E,l
lSsry Ro-Dson, Marlborough m,. ~ .n,s snd
Bruniwicx; Hairy Hsaiey Cssrgs al Hl'ls Canoes
Nat5s. Foles Thomssiown, and Oar reg go, e.
Rise ADD Gesr, FrfesdhiP Gs'rss A''''
George. ~, - lie pFiD-
s-TThe zboveOintment isioid sio ~. dMl-
cipa. Apo,hecaries BookfeIers ana ''A0'
faehuletts and 10 the Britiih provinces
March IL 1919
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SECOND QUARTER.

MIR. RUGGLES SECOND QUARTER,
1Y1 viii open on WEDNESDAY, September the
let. at O'Clock p. NJ. at Capt. ~ 1ihOns Hail.
School days, hours and terms, usual for him,
no scholar will be admitted for shorter term than
one quarter, but such as have previously attend
ed two quarters 20 him. The old schosrs are
respectfully invited 20 visit bis school the day
of opening. Portland, August TO-
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BANK OF PORTLAND.

\ HE Stockholders Of the Bank Of Portland, are
Il hereby notified that the second insiairnent Of
the Capital Stock of said Bank. is by their act oi
incorporation payable or before the 18th day o
September next. and that tie same will be receiy-
ed az their Banking House during the hours OF hus-
iness, frcm this day 10 the 18th of Sept. inclusive
BY order Of the President and Directors.
AFFORD RICHARDSON, Cashier.
August II.
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Bro. JOHN z. BoYD ESQ. Of Portland. Brethren
OF neishboring Lodges, as well as sojournne
brethren are respectfully invited to attend
Per order ofthe r. W. Master.
JAMES McARTHUR, Sec ~ Of Il. Lodge
LiRaingfoa, .fug. "a, n. L. 53I9.
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ADoNIRAM LODGE
in the town of Linn
ington,will be con-
secrated and its Of
fcers publicly in
stalled. on Thurs
day the ninth OF
September current
on which occasion
an ADDRESS will
be delivered hy
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NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting of the LINCOLN
- COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY, will be hold
en- al the Court House IN TOpsham, on WEDNEs-
DAY, ,be 25th day of august 1919, at seven
O'Clock T.. NJ. sermon viii be delivered on the
occasion by Rev-Silds SteGrHs, and a contribution
solicited in aid of the funds
Aug. 6, 1879. WRICT7, Recording Sec.
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IN CONC ORD. N II.

IN CONC ORD, N H.
DR. RAMSAY, of Fryeburg, Me will deliver
- his Au umnal Course Of LECTURES, on An.
atomy aud Psychology, in the months of August,
September and October by which means, sentle
men may quality themselves for attendance on the
various Colleges 10 November The course will
open on the frat week Of August. and will termn-
ate before be last week of October Fee. for the
whole course $50.
For the plan of the school instituted by DR.. R.
see this paper ofJuae IS. SO
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For Sale and must BE- Soid.

TOT QUO uNI WUNt % NOtU.
THE Farm belonging TO r AHfLETf 10 bic
u life time situated in Wes,brook seven miles
from Portland, aua three qus-ters Of mlle from
saccarzppz, on the mann road TO Gotham, con.is
ting of loo acres of land with aui,abe propor-
ton of moving, ,iIIage, psaurage and wood isnd
and baving au excellent orchard and cnnverient
buiIdipgs thereon. Enquire of l. FITCH.
yuly27, tsl at saccarsppa.
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MTE the fu5scrioe- s having been appoiafed by
~ the Hon 6amuel freeman, Esq. 20 receive
and examine the clsm. of che creditors 10 the es
tate of WILLIAM CHADBOU4N PAGE, lste
Of Brunswick, Physcian. deceafed, repreiented in-
foiVeGt, do hereby gee notice tha, sr mont hs are
allowed to isid creditors 20 briug 10 add prove
their CLAIMS and that We fhaIl atteod that fervice
the Reading Room, in the rear of A. g..
Thompfon's Store, in laid Brunswick on the fira
Mondays of September October, November.
December and January, from two TO five Of the
clock IN the Sfter1oon.
JOSEPH MkBSN' c.uuio;,r,r,
L. T. JACKSON, 1'"""''"e'''
Brunswick, July 10, 1919.
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Griffin on The Aionement,

DOND'S ltepiy TO NOPFS SERMON by
i Rev. hlIRoN WINSTON. Missionary 20 Cey>
lon, Just Received by WILLIAM HYDE. No. 3
Musseys Roic. Aug. 10
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Prepared fran the real .4rabian Balm r
Gilead, far debiHtated Consfitutioss. Lou.
sa'nptive, and NerOous CompLaints
N the whole Materia Msdica, there !. u,
more eiicacious Medicine than he s'oy..
as restcrer OF ofstrengih 10 internal decsy -,
unrivailed, aud may be relied on in giving mms.
date reief and certain cure in almost All ,t,ga.rr
nervous complaints, from The angour and ye..
aess auenuIpt on disorders Of the stomach Th
excellent Medicine has been productive If ceo.r
a. good and the many restored TO the ble.s,ro. of
health from the ga.es pfrdeath by has nightingale
preparation, 10 the highess eu'ogium which couIa
possibly be paid 10 Doc, NJ My. and !. irdsed
his boast aod his reward. /, il uo,t excelle,, 81,
the following disordef: :-Efeadach. Iowre. ~
Spirits alarming Dreams, Meutal agitatioFs In
digestion, Loss Of Appetite, Billion. Compiaiu,
JsuDdice, Declines, Consumptions Ftau enrie.
Heartburn ChoiIcs, Costiveness &c. Pa,a.y,ie
and Apoplectie Affections, stat ne Fiis, papra-
tions and other incontrovertlble proofs OF The
derangement Of The nervous tystem, which ID AT
cases either of debility relax stio1, brace. and
restores TO it's proper tone. The Basamic Nsr-
vous Cordial prevents every kind OF uiection,
particularly those originating from unhea thy
climates, Plague and other communicating dis
,empers.
Consumption, and other DECAYS Of nsure,
whether The effects of natural consequences or
proceeding from imprudences, or an advanced
stage of life, have engaged the study and attention
of Physicians Of this and all other NATIONS in vain
until he discovery of the BaIsamic Nervous Cor
dial was promulgated TO the world, and which has
produced such instances of its good sfecss q,
must convince the most incredulous of its amazing
restorative powers. To enumerae ts fruly hap
py, healing, balss mic, and renovAing efficacy VI
testimonies of the hrst authority are now eI.auE
Il Is admirably caieua ed for bilious and other
disorders of the stomach and bowes for Hesc-
ach, occasoned by Indigestion and for preven
ting Pslsies and apopleries, 90 often the cCnss-
queucss of free living.
The 8alsamic Nervous Cordial is universally &C.
kno wetged TO be peculiarly eficaciou' IN all 10
ward wsstings, depression of spirits, trembling Or
shaking Of the hands or limbs obstinate cought,
'hortness Of breath, and consum2tve habits. i
hins the blood, The most violent pains I'D the
head aud stomach. aud promotes gentle persPi'
ration. BY the nobility sad gentry ihs Medicine
8 much admired, being pleasant 10 the ra'te sna
meli gently as,ringng the fibres Of the stomach,
and giving the proper teBHty which good o.
z.stion requires. Il Ia highly esteemed IN the Eat
and West lndies for nourishing and inv'gorans
he nervous systen, sEd acting 20 genera fsa0
alive, or debiIitsIed constitution grIsing rom
bilious complains contracted 10 hot cllmal. lns
tudious "a well ss the ssdeptary part OF the CON
nunity, should never be without the ba'am'
Nervous Cordial, which remove diseases ID 'us
read, invigora,es The mind, improves ths m0s0'J'
'N0 suesan' sm 'ns 'mas'ha''0a yuyls
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PeuCiniGn SOcietu.
BOWDOLN COLLEGE.

NOTfCE is hereby given that stated meeting
Of the Board of Overseers of Rowdon Col
ieSe will be held in the College Chapel, in Brun.
swick, on Tuesday the Stst instant at / O'Clock in
the afernoon. JOSEPH M KEEN, Sec.
Brunswick August II, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-24

ON THURSDAY Ike a6h of a.
% O'Clock =, The forenoon al he {, D,ssE 'sIIa''
House Of Req Samuel WoodJur,, ~sa'ag, -
Nortayarmosttt. deceased, y '0's of
NHE HOsEHOLD FURNrrURr
= 70 the estate Of said deceased. e.'onsihs
Mahogany Tables ''''ns q
Beaureaus-Book Case AL
SIDE Boafd-Light & Wash Stand.
Dressing Fable Beds and Bea
steads-Giit-Framed Locking Glassos 80 ,-,.
na-Glass and Crockery Ware~r.-Oai'
Set's-Chsirs-Kitchen Fur =
nIture,
With many other valuable article
No.,,,..-a Isaac Il. Bailey, Au'cl.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sALEArrpy
FORIL AND BOOASIURE.
MANDA'9 BALsAaIg
Nervous Cordial.

Prepared fran the real .frabian Balm r
Gileaa,t tor debihtated Csnsfitutions, Cou.
sun1btive, and NeyUouS lombJ,;,t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-22
IFrom rae Portfand Ga-e,fs

FROM fke Portland Gazette
LINES IN THB DEATH OF PERRY.
bNS tits the inmate gun lit breaks the gloom,
Soies,n and deep, which hangs on Perry's touibI
IL tells no vulgar death, no common woe,
sat Tor Aero, bids our tears To dow.
No blaze of glory spreads Its halo rouRd,
No shouts OF Niviofs hurst tho glocm profound.
wasting disease with pestiiential hand,
"itheis the pride, the promise Of our land,
And strangers ooi that stranger once his foe
Inc last sad rites, to honor due, bestow
while silent UaTs With eloquence proclaim,
How great our loss, how much beloved his name.
Bat TAR, far oil the partner Of his breast,
Hears not The pTa ~ to Heaven, for her ADDRESSED
Unconscious OF has fate, with anxious eye,
She ma As each sail thai catelessiy gIides by:
With sweet sollcitude she hopes TO find,
Some news of PER-, borHe upon the wind.
~ COMES At last, but with IL peace is He'd
ana all her hopes are with the hero dead.
a foreign land his latest wish receiv'd.
FOR wife and friends aud country warmly breate'd
In foreign lands his honnt'd relies lie.
where long shall hease the tributary sigh.
The patriot pilgrim Oft will wander there
And breathe upon his grave an hsy prayer
ln every breast cenotsph shall rise
It's basis deep, its summit in the skies.
The Hero's dead-hnt fame his deeds shall tell
While freedom on C"nuinias shore shall dwell
Perry shalt live the vntuous and the brave,
Perry shall live, while Erie rolls wave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-22

The appearance exhihued in the heavens ON tbe 10Th
ns' called zodaical light is supposed to prove the ex
iSehce OF some 1tai substance in the neghborhood of
Tue sun ahu which Is seen nearly the suus rotation
on lis axis extending beyond the orbit of Mercury In
He t"tfd zone, II is almost constantly visible and in
~ II may often he distinguished in the beginning
OF March, after The termination Of twilight exbibiijn9
me appearance OF narrow triangle some hat
on, OF whittness resembling the milky way ascend
rom the sun as base like the projection or section
avery hal spheroid, ami extending distance Of
more 'han % deg ees from the Some persons have
ues lue apVeaIahceto the reiTaction OF the eath's
atmosphere only but il arose from any such cause as
ths us direction could scarcely he obque with respect
10 lhe horizon aud tits highly Improbable that it
ways happen TO coinciee with the plane OF the sun
iaoh' Or. Young fran whose lectures the foregoing
10 taken, gives representation OF the appearance
FERGUSON calls u i pyramfai lucid appearance
sometimes observed in the zodiac resembling the galaxy
OF milky way Observable after twilight about The
atel ehd OF feDfuary and before the morning Oh
dnont Tue beglnhing of October At these times il an
pears nearly perpendicular to the horizon"
Phil. Frank. Gaz.
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Bank ofthe United ytdtes lIueayt Ylfh 1871
H'HE frequent demands made upon ike Rank ieI The
payment OF It's notes on the productions OF half
eihg tue loss OF the corresponding halves and the
abiity TO imposition aud fraudulent practices to which
Is exposed b paying such claims, frsin which IL is
which may accompany such claims or any security
winch may be given TO indemnify it, render necessary
10 refuse the payment Of snch demands. They grow
out OF Tue voluntary act of the party who separates the
paris OF The notes. ana he alone ought hear the in
c"avepiences and losses consequent upon the But
as Tue pTac'ice, however Improper, has been
one aud the Bank is unwilling without apprizinp tbr
punlic oi It's Intention tn withhold questionable
ciaim upon these demands will he usual here
toiore until the LIST OF November next. ...Bnt
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Bank of the
united states will not, after the LIST Of November next
hod user responsible upon any Of its notes, shall
ne voluntarily cut into parts except The production
OF all the parts BY order OF the Board OF Directors
3J..tiN IONA. SMITH roSI
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LITERARY.
IN. York Eren. Post.

According TO the latest accounts from the
literary circles abroad il appears that profess
sor Leslie, who II was expected would sue
natural philosophy in the university of Edin-
bnrgl, will i'm all probability. fail of that object
the celebrated Chalmers, of the Iron chnrch
Glasgow, having offered hmselfas a candidate
to Tue town council for that station. MIR.
Chalmers is perhaps not less remarkable for
his requirements as "a mathematical and natu-
raj philosopher than as a teacher.
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-, S 1870 o., s $50 Remn,.d

toN aud lodging in Rcs,s nd aiI net 70
hny SAM, yellow fellow about 90 years Old ,s,,
hapS feet 'hches high, pretty well propoTuued full
Ioubd tace, was atelyhe property Of Dr. VIM Foushee
ana having travelled with him once or oeaer 10 i;aI
more and Philadelphia, where lie has probably formed
acquaintance II is presumed ne may attempt 10 90
,Id' "dy WIN zee pass or as Dr. Foushees servant
lie has travelled Ivy The way Of Fredericksnig I"n,
mes, washington City, &c-is aqnainted most patticu
idTy at Gadsby's tavern in Baltimore aud a, ! Mr.
Jacbsohs IA Philadelphia who keeps livery s,abl. i'm
in sleet' lie 10 well known In aud nearthis place
ne left me Oh the 10Th uit and am told vas seer I'm
tms pasr on lhe 3ist SlJO will be given II TAKEN with.
IN the Stale Of Virginia, i'm any otner state
,,., JOSEPH LCHOLS.
4 az
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Boston ID. Adr.J
Total

HARTFORD, Oct. 9.-At the Cattle Show and
faii neid IN this city. the present week, the
exhihition of Domestic Manufactures was
highly gratifying. And it was also equally
gratifying to perceive the interest taken in
this branch of the exhibition by our ladies',
who with one accord came forward to view
the specimens of female art and industry pre-
scented. The elegant cloths, carpetiug of va
r'ous and beautiful patterns, hearth-russ,
ianneis, diapers, &c. sc. with which the ia
bies were loaded bear conclusive testimony,
that even now there exists no necessity for us
to resort 10 foreign fabrics either for most
articles of wearing apparel, for table linen
carpets, and other necessary household goods.
1he articles in this department which at
tracted the most attention, were a changeable
instrins dress, manufactured entirely by Mrs.
Jcm'ma Carter, an elderly lady in S0uthiug-
ton ana two elegant limitations of Ladies'
Leghorn Hats made from a grass common i'm
tins vicinity, by Sophia W oodtouSe aud Sally
Hammer, young ladies in We,hersteld. Al
though not embraced within the list of articles
upon which premiums we've promised BY the
society, yetS'x dollars were awarded BY the
committee, upon one, and four upon the other
The first we understand was sold for 5 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-22

e0partnership OF IRVING,
- ROBERTSON q co. OF Richmond, and PErEn
WALKER CO. u Lynehburg. being this day dissolved
ny mutual consent James ID. Riddle and wm. r. Smith
hsqrs Cor amy agent they may appoint) will alone be
authorised 10 settle the affairs of the said the
subscribers having conveyed to them trustees Tor
their creditors, all their property aud effects, including
tue debts due To them which is earnestly hoped will
be speedily discharged in order that the object of
trust deed may be the sooner emphasized.
ROBtRr IRVING,
PETER WALKER,
October IA, 1919. wM. J. ROBERTSON
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Jmcnfy Dollars Regord

II ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 10Th dsy ,f
angus, last, negro man named SILLY sometimes
csis himself Bills Seldom. 80 years old about Zee,
HChes hIgh Ozark complexion, thick lips eyes pretty
sch suns ~ ms head, black smith by trade He vas
'd'scd on the estate Of Col. VIM Aiien dec or Sussex
county, and sold by Miles Seldcn TO captan John p
Shisids ei Richmond, Who did own his wife ard chill
d'eh ana from whom tbought Billy n is prsbahs he IL
lurking about Richmond. The asove reward win III
ren5onabe obases. will be gwen Tor bis de very 10 me-
N tumDerlapd comfy, securing him IN Jail 50 thai
seSb,M CHARLES WOODSON.
VCtoDe' o. 4i..WU
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InueTn for ,SaIe or Io0co

oR sale on credit one, two three and four years,
Tue tavern formerly occupied by Daniel Michaux
situated IN Powhatan comfy, the Buc Gngham road
ABOUT 20 miles above Richnond, and ~ below Powba.
tah courthouse Known by Ike name Of lopkipsviile or
n"pSIhss ia'tIn' ~ not sold prior to the OH ddy Of
OctoberHeIt il will thai day be offered for rem; ~
,ne b.snest bidder For teruns apply TO Mr.. ARCH'D
huhtNtSoN, residing on The premises, OF to the sub.
July ~. 10 w,f "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-22

~ TIVE LstuskNANr GOVERNOR or rnk COMMON
WEALTH oF NiRoiNIA-A PROCLAMATION.
WHEkEAS by an act Of the General Assembly
w passed February 18Th, 1917, entitled Au act for
senator's and for equaxing the land tax aud also BY
another act of the General Assembly passed March
1872 Ia explain aud amend the OF Feb TO- 1917 n
provided and required that soon as the principal
the duties assigned To them in their districts respective
", aud sla have informed the Executive lhereof the
Governor shai issue proclamation, calling upon the
seNetai pfinepal assessors To assemble
rent period IN The CITY OF Richmond And whereas the
Executive have been Informed the principal assess
oIs have completed their duties as aforesaid
do, therefore, by and with the advice VI the council
OF state, aud IN conformity with the provisions the
said acts OF the General Assembly hereby require Ma.
thaniel Cargill OF SUSSEX, William of
Archibald Rutherford of RockIns ham and James Beae
OF Mason constituting the board of principal
Tor the nfst, or Eastern district Green Of
Halifax, ueury Ednondson of Montgomery Gtiin I'D
wards of Northumberland, aud William Carson al She
nandoa constituting tue board OF principal assessor
Tor tue Seeoud district district from the head tide
water To the Blue Ridge-1anys Mcdowell OF Rock
bridge Andrew Russell OF Washington John Turner of
Culpeper, and Thomas C. Smith OF King and Queen
constituting the board Of principal assessors for the
third district, or district between the Blue RIDGE and
AHesany mosntains-snd Thomas y. MocIe OF HaITi
son, Sampson Matthews of Bath Thomas Field of Di.
widdle, an. william Leigh of Amelia constituting the
BOARD % principal assessors for the fourth district
distict west VI the Alegany mouutans-to convene al
tue Capitol IN the city Of Rchmsnd on Monday tue
DAY OF November next tor the purpose OF forming
general boara OF principal assessors pursuant To- the
provisions oil the before recied acts Of the General
Assembly.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor and
under the seal Of this oinmonweaith, at Rich
lSeal] mond this LIST day OF October in the year OF
our LORD 1919, and OF the commonwealth the
forty fourth.
1i..wlw (Sirnedl pETep ~ n,,,r,
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..,,,,, = -, V'VY 2 '"I 'JI"tt y INFN I OK.
'hE Colege OF Physicians and Surgeons of the Uni.
Il vefsity OF the STATE Of New York will ,on,,cnra
IDe animal course Of lectures for the ensuing winter
on Monday the list Of November next at The College in
Barclay street - ~
DR.. Hosaek, on The theory aud practice of physio
aud On midwifery, and the diseases IT women aud chill
u'eh..'' Dr Post, on anatomy. history and surgery
.''sDf' Macneyen, on chemistry aud the materia me
oica.'..-.Dr Bitcbii, on natural history including
botany nineraloRy, aud zoology. ..Dr Ianerse, on
tue clinical Practice Of medicine...Dr. Mott on tbe
principles and practice Of snTgcry....Dr FRANCIS ON
The institutes Of mSaiclne, and on medical intjspru
dence. BY order
SAMUEL BARD, ~. d. President
JOHN W. FRANCIS, %. y. Registrar.
New York. Oct l. a. ~
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October IL, 1919.

NOTICE.. The Undersigned trustees OF IRVING Ro
4 nEnrsoS < Co. OF Kichuonc, and PETER wALk Ri
x Co. OF LyncbbuTg, have appointed WILLIAM }. Ro-
RERrsoN, ESQ., Of Richmond, their AGENT, to transact
Tue business of the said conceins and have vested
him with full authority 10 receive payment of all ba
iances due, and to grant aequitlsnces therefor.
JAMES ID. RIDDLE,
October -. l6..A wM. 4. SMITH.
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ASTONISHING PRESERVATION.

PALMYRA, IN ~ Oct. 6.....The practice OF firing
usAets before and after the military exercises on
OF training Is as notorious as unlawful and
pe Inc ~Vl consequences of this practice were most
s'Ihes VeIihea III this village on Friday last Afer
tue Regiment which met here OIL that Iay was aisn,s.
ca, Young man by the name of HENRY JosRs was
sbot thTo"gh The bony with iron ranrod by person
Wnoe gun accidentally went of while in the act OF ram
ming Gown The cbage. The rod entered his LEFT breast
Jns aDnVe the centre and through near the pon
e snSIner oiade. The rod lodged ia his body-its
head within aboEt six inches of his breast n Was
u'd"h ont The same way that il went in. Although
mus severely wounded, II is gratifying be able To
STATE tha there now fair prospect of his recovery
lRegiSker.
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New York, Oct. 1. a. =,

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Kanaway Iron,1Ls
snbscriber living In Pltisylyana county. va nesy
Cbalk Lever negro woman named Whey about a.
OF 80 years OF age ioeraby tail light COMPLEXION spsre
maze Win small scar on her upper lip. EXPECT she
VIII make Tor the city Of RichmoBd rs she snys her IA
lhef free MAI living in said city. will give above
!" any person securing her n any Jail that get
her again. and " brought 10 me will Five Inc ahose
reward ahd pay all reasonable expenses. Tie above
save eIoped on the 26th Of AuGustiast.
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and domestic troubles rs through bad con-
duet, gaaibling aud lotteries II on account
Of misery. poverty aud misfortune in business /:
q through the fear of reproach and punish
mrnt 81 for unknown motives.-Total 100, ot
which lI6 Mere effected.
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