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warranted genuine,
He has recently purchased the entire stocE
II Drug, Medicines, Paints, Ola, DSe,stuR,
~. oi Doeis Owens IL Leekie which in nds
dili0n 10 his stock on hand together with Ills
new arrival, renders his assoumen extensive
and complete.
His friends aud The public, as well as thu
customers OF Owens 4 Lecke are assured
that they can be furnished on The most favor,
able terms
Practitioner Of Medicine, country mer-
chants and Others who purchase largely can
be supplied al small advance above tho
northern prices and good bonds taken in pay
ment.
The greatest attention paid TO the com.
pounding of medicine aud he pledges him
self to deliver no article ont OF bis establisll-
mrni bul what is OF the purest quality.
July II. tsp6
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R0VN RlEDENY.
BLANK WORK

Al minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered of me, faithfully done q made
out of the best materials and at verv low rri
ces.-Persons wishing books bound are re
quested = bring hem forward Immediately
n am somewhat nt leisure and can DO them
much better Than when | am pushed With
work. The public are further informed that
bind books at much lower prices than they
ever we're known to be done al IN this part
of the country, aud in a much more superior
manner. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Feb. Q. ts27
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[1rOs4 q.

Nm obedient soidier.---A general
pliiccr. commanding at Plymonts
some lev years sinre.once gavestri
orders 10 the sentry at the citadel
That noone except the Generals COW
should pass over the grass. While
THIS order was in force. lady ID. call
ed to visit the generals lady, aud,
IN entering the citadel, was. ~ usn-
al, about 10 take short cut across
the grass. when. 10 her great rar-
prise, she was ordered olfby the sen.
try, who said. You can't pass
thcIV.' Not pass here ? said her
Ladyship. perhaps yon don't know
who ! am = neither know nor
care Who you are replied the all,
dirr. but ! know You are moi the
Generals COW, X noonerlse can pass
there
Edncation.--it is companion
which no misfortune can dcprese {
no CRIME can destroy mo memory
can ALLEVIATE : M despotism cnslaso.
At home. friend abroad, an in.
trodn ton in solitude, a s1iaee. 4
~ soriety. an ornament. Ii Chasf.
ems Vice IL guides virtue II gives
nj "hre grace and government 10 g.-
mus without il. what IN Man ? A
splendid slave; "A reasonable savage
vas' Illaeng between the dignity of
an intelligence arrived from God,
and the degradation Of passion par
,icipated with brutcs.
The Hebrerc Synagogue AT Man.
chester, an Sunday se'night. IN tire
afternoon, about a quarter past one.
the inhabitants oi AIliaeH street
and neighbourhood were greatly ~
harmed by tremendous noise, whieh
they nj first thought was caused By
thunder. On farther inquiry, they
found II proceeded from the above
place of worship. and that nearly
the whole OF the ceiling of that hand
some building La gwen way.--Tha
lro" railing of the gallery is likewise
broke. rs WI A much Of the lurn-
iinre in the interior u The building,
II affords ~ the greatest pleasure
to be able 10 say that no lives we're
lost. Had this accident happened
half an hour earlier, the loss OF lives
would have been inevitable, rs q
meeting had only separated at n
quarter before oDc.
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DNs pGISDAUaS
CELEBRATED
RHEU MAIlC POWDERS:

Recommended by The most respectable phgsi.
class IN Europe as msll as IN america as
safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Gout.
a Judicious practitioner in London, spea-
IL king OF these powders, expresses himself
hns.-"i have (says bel employed all my skill
aud alentsfn find out an useful preparation
for the rehet aud cure OF Rheumatism, aud |
mos' oieflRIg g5rml that have never found
any thing SO good 80 safe, aud so sDicueious,
as DR.. Drisden's Rheumatic Powders. You
may depend upon II tsRys hc) for have OF.
ten experienced II. thnt they possess cyety
virtue that can Justly be ascribed 10 any med.
lcine tor that tormcning disease. Here then
(says he, again) YOU have a mediuino OF super.
latlve efficacy and OF intrinsic value mild in
It's operation aud eenain III lis effects, and
which may be given with success m sarie-
~ of chronic diseases, but especially IN obstl-
nate Rheumatism. Ii pay be given to the
youngest children, and 10 women in the most
delicate situations In pains ut the face, &c
powder taken al bed time will give relief.
DR.. Jennings OF Edinburgh, speaking Of
these powders, says, | have used them IN my
practice, as we'll as IN the hospitals, and find
them to be most valuable remedy IN cases
Of Rheumatism, and we'll calculated 10 do
much good, and therefore recommend them
10 general use being conf dent IN my own
opinion, as we'll as that Of others, that no
one will be disappointed who may have &C
easion To use them.
d. CLARK OF Men Yurk, in letter TO the
agent of proprietor concludes by saying, The
poorer class otpeorle will find in these pow
der5, valuable aud cheap medicine, Tor
have generally found from one TO two boxes
have produced a cure, and IN some cases hol
a box has had the wished Tor effect g. in one
instance u gentleman who came under my
care, Iaboring under obstinate chronic Rheu-
matisrG, attended with all the symptoms OF
approaching consumption, b. continuing the
use of the powders both diseases were com.
pletely removed, aud am ,oi an opinion, that
this medicine will prove valuable remedy
in complaints of the chest, as we'll as Rteq
i1sIs,u
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July IS.

NEW PUBL1CATIONS-The public
~ is, informed that the subscriber has
just received, direct from A. York d further
supply of NEW BOOKS Il STA
TkoN AIRY, among them are the fol
lowing new works, viz
Cranky, a new novel in vols. by an En-.
elish Lord-Tbis is certainly one among the
best novels that's been before the public for
long time.
HE Subaltern, or, Sketches of the PENN
sular War during the Campaigns of 1913 aud
ID, by an eye witness don't know any
work that's more praised than this by all who
have read it.
Tales OF the Wild and the Wonder fuI-
From the name OF this work presume it's
very fine.
Fieldins's Proverbs of all Nations, ilIustra-
ted with notes and comments, sc E.c.-Eve-
Try person ought TO own a copy of III ) valua-
BILE and rare production.
The History of the Buccaneers Of America,
in 3vols.-i expect this is very interesting
silliman's Tour between Hartford and
Quebec, with most superb engravings, &c =
This work IS very much praised by all who
have read il.
Ihompspns Discour3es and Corresnon-
dpnce, with varions learned Jurjsis upon the
lllsiorY of the Law, &c. &c---I am told by
Ia ,Nfrs that this is-an exceeding fine ork
the Masonic Chart. 3D. Edition, with CON.
siderable additions aud cancellations, by r.
v Jeremy, l.. Cross G. l..
The lempars' Chsrt-Ordcrs of Knights
of the Red Cross, knights Templars aud
Knights Of Malta or Order of St John of Je-
resaem, 10y Jeremy L. Cross, X. r. c. n, I.
NJ. &c.
Also, further supply of Brooke's Gnset.
teer, which is certainly one ofthe most vaIu.
able and useful productions in the known
woodland every person ought 10 own a CO.
ny Of this exceedingly valuable and useful
work. Together with a great variety OF
Books and Stationary of every description
all of which, the public may rest assured,
will sell very low for cash.
June /. ABRAM X. NORTH
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LGN1TTC HOSPITAL. ViIlic,,,6,ro

Lo".iIIC HOSPITAL, williamsburg.
NoTlCE is hereby given that the Cells
- NJ. IN the Lunstic Hospital in the Civ
~ "'ilfamshurg, are ali occupied, and that
aa; n,nfe patients will be received in the
."'u hospital, until some of the said Cells
";e 'acant-due notice of which will be
by order of the Court of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, &C. D.
cwlA42
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Qnnlne BARK. Canthardes lhamomIle
Starch, Magnesia, Lump and caleiued Sup.
Carb. Soda, Tartaric Acid, Bora3, Arrow Root,
Mama, SIENNA, Sulphur, Opium, Rhubarb
Root and Powder, Prussian Blue, Chrome
Yellow, Iceland Moss, Columbo, Cubels
Tooth Brushes and Powder, Fancy Soaps,
do PhlaIs, aud number OF other articles
August 7.
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New Mat Stove

Kzs>. SAMUEL DINKLE g. Co. have
W just opened, in the house next
MsM door above Henry Carlton, Il
Co.'S. Shoe Store. and little
,elow the Virginian Office, new and ex-
anu,va aaaart,,ont nr
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AMP OILS Barrels winter and sum
Ia mer strained Lamp Oil, of good quality
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
July Il 1898
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SPERMACETI LAMP DIN, inst re.
Oceived " THOMAS J. DUVAL.
duly ~, Rspk Square.
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NE w MUSIC
PckNng Materials.

y, "'6e Mustard Seed, Race Ginger,
PACK DO DO AIlspice.
Long Pepper, Turmeric In root
s'a'S co do in Powder,
Mhte, Gloves.
iee above. together with any other arti-
Gle USED in the piekling line, Just received by
WALLER Ii. MIDDLETON.
rnly II. tsa6
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Nero arrirai u Medicines.
M ailet II. y. iANetnn

...E is pow receiving sixty
VNekss2 three packages fresh MEDI@
- CTNEs, which have beea
DIVA particularly selected by an exps-
ezkA1h r,rneed hand, and which can bs
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A London paper says, nothing
more fully proves that fortune is
blind than her giving $50, 900 in
Prizes to two members of ParIia-
ment who voted against Lotteries.
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Recommended by The most respectable phgsi.
cidss IN Europe as nell as in .4merica as a
safe aud certain cure for the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17

A pretty woman, who was tedi-
ously loquacious, complained one
day to Madame de Sevigne that she
was sadly tormented by her lovers.
. oh, madame said Madame de Sc
vigne to her, with smile, il is ve-
ry easy to get rid OF them /; you have
emily to speak
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Recipe. how to get rid of an ac-
quaintance whose society you do not
like. If he is poor lend him some
money if be is rich, ask him to lend
you some.-Both means are certain
eGperto crcde Roberto.
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DOVE s L 10.
THE COLONY OF LIBERIA.

A,
From the National lnteiiigencer, June 6.
IL the African Repository, pnbiished ia
this city, Tor the present mouth, we OBJ
serve an able letter from Mr.. Ashmup,
The Colonial Agent, giving, 10 detail, a full
account OF the internal affairs and external
relations of the Colony, established b, III.
American "lonization Society on the
Coast Of Africa, and representing it ~
possessing an importance and promise,
rarely, if ever, before Witnessed IN any 81
mIIar establishment. The whole article.
from the pen OF Mr. Ashmun. is exceed
mg!y interesting bat, for the snkeof those
who may not have access 10 the Journal
IN when II IS published, we venture Ia
throw into an abridged form its most i'm
pOrtaut statements.
Mr.. Ashm"D has very Justly remarked,
" thai those 0uly upon whose hearts the
desIinies OF this infant Colony have. for a
course OF years, maintained IA slruns hold.
can enlist Their sympothies IN any apgn or.
able oesiee, VITA those OF it, founders and
Trends that they only can duy aprrc.
cate the value o. thot scale Of success 70
winch tue age, the meeBs, ADD the no,rl.
ldIlon n the settlement, Of neces.itV Gun.
doe III
80 diversified, II present, are the inter.
ests of The Colony, thar Mr. Ashmnn sas
very jndicIousiy, Ne thiAt, arranged un.
Der distinct heads, the Various SUBJECTS Of
his communication.
Tie tiedph Of ne CoLonn.
Tbs mosS perfect heai.h. ,ys ara -.
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E Or EIE(SGJ.

NV York. June G.-Tbe ship Leeds
nom Liverpool, brings Va LoHdon paper,
10 tn" evening of the eth April inclusive.
81 the creeks We eau find nothing de
bntiVe or satisfactory. The latest PARIS
date Is rom the ttai!r of the 23th Aprd.
and tlat quotes Prleste accounts of the Sd
Of TIE same mouth, 10 confirmation Of the
fall OF MisspIoughi. We refer to the nara-
graph iiseil, which viii be found anon,
the eXtrarts. In reference To aa, ea,,ed
in the House Of Lords, as TO the t,D of
hlSsolonshi, we hdye copied the remarks
oi Fad GrusNeuor, aud the reply of Lord
id'rrpopi; and there we must leave the
matter untll uure information shall euIipb
.,n us.
lhe Duke Of Wellinston WIS on his re-
tnro from Russia. The Dall, of Da,cu-
shire was ABOUT 10 embark Ia ihv ,1larrrs-
tSr ~. 10 represent Hrppt Britain Al The
coronation ct the Emprror Nicholas. 4
Transport 10 convey hi, train, horses and
eqo pay $, VAS 10 accompany bir. The
y he Of Ragcsa Narmuntl leI Paris on
III" i9th April on the same III SION. It, the
representa- Of France i 80. viii be a
rivalry of sple doar b aseen these two
emhas-irs. We fad notH#g additional. as
L t.e a.=raal condition al r 8s.la. or the
ipr'.aoll.y 0ta quarrel vIlh tae Turks.
Lord Io0lher hsd ras#ad an Offer OF
/ SOL; -s@eas .ah9a. 8 Jc.ga9! or his race
a..- .lloaasci.
nubllc meeting ,as u be held In Lon
do, for the relief 18th, Gjattcsaed mannfac-
turers. The Lord Mayor was to preside.
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'rBtIl -Na.4l.I
An ael mN. pprcp at4oa, i,- IN supporI
OF tHt Na8 ~ DE CnI... -u.as .l.- f,,
year n"Ioae=aH I'D O.. -.aH .la.0r3 aad tucl-
~ -is
b. f0er.a r.. Sssatr IN
Of Rep, tstot fas Jnilca Stn.r.
I4mer,oa IN Ceag - ibied. phat, Eo
detrayiog the esItus,s ol. M Navy for lhr
year one thousand cIGhl IN. drrd and TWEEN
~ six, tho following -aes br, aud hp SANE
rare hereby, respectively appur #mt,d:
For the pay and subsistence of the ofIi.
GERS. and pay al tie stamun, other th,o
lbose Al Nuy-iads, shore station. and in
ordinary, niae bundled and eight thousand
Ave hundred and ninety FIVE dollars and III.
~ cents.
For the pay, subsistence, and allowance,
of officers, and pay OF ,rainen and ol6, RS At
Navy shotp stations, hasnItuls and
IN orditary. one hundred and fort, ON.
Thousand six hundred and thirteen anllata
and l"erty five cents.
For toe pay OF Naval Constructors. Su.
pefintendeats. and all The Cnll ESTABLISH
ment at the several Navy Yards and ala
lions, fifty two thousand two hand,ed and
forty dollar,
Fer provisions, three hundred and seven
1y seeen thousand eight hnudred and Sc.
Senty one dollars seventy five cents.
f""repairs al "sspis IN ordinary. and
for ~ = aud tear ct ,e,,. Is IL coma1s.ion
three hundred and 1T Thousand doila.s.
Fot repairs anal Improvements aI Na,y
Ialds, one hundred auh .rveoty Thousand
dollars, to VII: Portsmouth,, Nra-u ..up-
shire, ten Thousand dollars; Ch4flrstoNn
Massachuseft', forty .ousand doIIa,s.--
Ne" ERIK, thirty five thousand dollars =
Ph'ade'pha, Thirty thousand dollars =
washing on, fifteen thousand dollars. Cos.
port, forty thousand dollars.
For surrey Of The harbors Of savannah
and Brunswick, IN Georgia, Beaufort II
Son'h Carolina, and Baltimore n Mar,
land, WIlh a view So ascertain the practirs
facilihe= OF those places for naval purposes
Zen ttausaua collars.
F. mrole8es 'uiF5e3i INSTRUMENTS, az,
.hesfiFal store I.t Il other expenses -.
dollar.
For defras ',. s8s.a.sos .shIr5 ms
accrue DUNG iae ga. me tllaasaa8 80.
hundred aud tNcnly sis iyr the following
purposes;
Fsf freigh! and transportation Of male
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rhs faye and d,etaer: FIR storage and
eat for tfl,elmg rxp,nses al officers,
a4d IT So. aa II 81 sesafn tor ilpnse
ltpnter rha e.r Iaaney for full and tan
drs Ia aiiifar g.her than ihose attached
Ia My 1atts .ni shufe stations, for
con,ni-sioHs. ,I,,L htrr, afiee reui, f,el
and statis#lsry 10 ~, Agents; for premi-
ums aoa occidental rNprnses If recruiting ;
for "xPfos"- If pursuing de-ert"rs' t'r
ifoni nsfiian TO- judy AaNor'irsf tor
] aer di.ln al"" nee Ia Persons attending
! Quarts dar'H', aud CoGrte of Inquiry, aud
/ = 7ihcfss engaged III eXtra service be}ond
"h"'ifs # t'oir statronsi ior eHi"ases OF
p rs"us IN SEX 9 f9fe's; IL tws 3 ~
eeasod person, bft as"g II lite N,'.5 10
printing and stationary OF es.r' dsssrlp-
tom; tor Books, rha9ie. uaasmrie aud
nautical Just so.s, su.eao a#t'ts, mo
dds, 'nd dr s. Tor - al nd e.
PIN # fir \ ,i.ar .,D1ss md maehnt-
I r to- pafrh 'Se a. ".'. finance oi o&sn
All hors :. a.d to- '''t., "her's. ~"
~ KIN - tools Of e'er' descriptions lar
pa-i - If tiers o. I, lhIie seftlcr; tor IL
lo'oE', lof caha fore'nre iar vessels H.
On rn'ss'aai ~ is.f#"f ~ fTh. I'D
ppbltc pef. g.. - Z" rfntfed
:, lbhe - - .'.Has at lrci,ratt
lhora' va fs# Hai lIeahie Ia doy
"i1e aq $4,000. -; i,r caals aud olaci
fal ir fafte4. ID ir-. siean cnRIuar,
and f." en- ."~ 81. 40 fnrl loi 'essel5 ~
m "'i'='en f'' |. & ~ ~ ana ineio'
dug tleex I,r So. + hrt K F.. p tlit, tati8n
az the Lakes, tnd al y " Dl.aas and Bal
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7et3sss y ~
~ .A8[1&5a1IG

Law CT Tuf gIts#taF4, PASSED Al
III ~ ~ s,tea eF raE NlNr
TEENIH CpEs
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49, .... undergone
The many uea Ia..t .a.t =, 81 known p
HE wiz ID, .a5 ra @ .I0za al the'
Atone" -AnralLL.
Source DID The laok 90. vs. porcss
Upon his youthful ey..
iThH season NJ allr human brefst
Is hpi 10 heat most high
When dark gloon .crspread hi, check,
And grief dweli on his brow
But OF ms paia he could not ,pesk,
Though il should lay him low
But eft he soleld the tranquil shade.
And Wett the change thai Tine bad made
And often was he seen to rove,
Alone in some sequestered grove,
IL rarnlled BY IN silver Don,
Aud gez Il upsn lis tranquil wave
And then he wert 10 look upon
TIL spot, so soon to be hi grave.
lie wrp' and gazing on The slrenm
WISH NOV IN sadness past tue shore,
As ore F,eWildc4 d IN n drtbm,
He strnHp --soi suuk.and all was Ger
Sour. ne.u' the SPOT behold tbe wave
+ 0rn 0f MS corse an cnrS grave
They 5aw II gloom the tide u'ercbt,
And heard n green---lt was his last
Al who csn tell =, -ief which dwelt
Nitnn t'sHchlns tr1ubled brco>ls
Or tell tine deep ii. he felt,
= aen thus lie sol nt TO be at rcst
An who can TIL The tpprs he shed =
The pangs cd sorrow which he knew
Or tell My uu, tiy ,'5om blcd,
To bid Mes troubling scenes adeu
All there ace none on earth can tell
Why thus he iaie the world farewell
Boz all as they beheld his bier,
I'll i FL
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Mr.. James Lloyd, Of the Senate Oh 500
L. :. from Massachusetts, has fe7'S
his seat IN consequences OF III health
the Leg stature of Mass. viii have l"o .,
ators t. elect; IN place of VIZ. hloso rh
of Mr.. NIls, whose Office EXPIRES on ."
March next.
From Carriers Leiilrs from EUROPE. NJ
On the following morning, our lou o.
observation was resumed by CALM
company with four yankees. on Df' ' I.,,.s
native of Massachusetts, Tor the PoL ,.
of examining his celebrated prn''po, .I,.
chine. He politely invited us to l'' 5ag't
the tables and shelves Of which were ' @.o.
with diagrams and scientific p0h,'e"' .,
la few minutes we were lovHto ma,
company him 10 the building, "h''
Invention is. "n the full tide oil sue So
experiment" A'tcr several yerIs u ,r,.
we're study and labour, he has i'' ,.I,y Of
ceede3 in his. plans, the practical u''1 M
=, hieh is reduced to demonstration ,ba,
Perkins of Londnn, remarked 10 UT Owe,
liz Is the most peieect machine nc l''
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SlfIlInI


NJ TAoaAs SNtrH, Pr' 80 =.
ssxara himself IN ih.. fft,r IN. L. Z.
a Inv a7th ali. Tn / rk AdY'rate
gnfs sery aiieriins driai uf the eifcn
stances attending tins oaiattupate ait'r,
fsufn ahicA ~ make the following ex-
Sraet -
ATs. Spsfkz. The mother of The hcys
who frst gave ibc alarm, noticed as he
passed their boat 90 the beach, that h.
was eecYiug : he feTeaiir pot hl, aaah-
"a IA head, siapprd iiHilr wbiir, 71d a-
gain vent ua. booking eiar-'la II the va
Ter 'rhv hoss, uho wire ltGl ~ d''n
tie bay, also abser' I'D TIT be cred dond
"a # IN deep distress. md imi hls eycs
were fixed upon tha ~atcr N lie bay
Whea ar came 20 the iargr'l b.ldgr o'tf
erver Don. Il b.. 8 "a LAT IA took
oa ms hDdk clnef md 'ipcd Is face.
II -ea .ae fri1gr. continued his Nlh
tow ntgm ut TIE great lax, r
&,g8t q ..aj c ltnH"5 II weep aud men.
sta Vi pn h. idgf The BIO! ID ne
liiso "a - X Up. ~ olse the, "e'e "i.Tf.
wise employed ra lif.i- s,hllc, ard Il ~
ont, a hen the} hea IL i ing = / "'.
served hi- hetd - &c Itsf. $50.
aiar u,.t ihap s.. -" .
bra pa5spss e i. .sP d
IN, $50, TIT ,.> .ffaf. s,j - "a
thu lr VIZ. 30 #et.r csrd ~ -
SYST .or ~ = 80. -. h'u. l. lie
suhh - ~ his hsI',, aacNI--
ibe IN. 81 sla,ke,hl, aoI'rehrl,a d
lhen sana e. tap bottom"
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IHe BNdG1bgS. ann other lCOrfS Of con
SiaotioR.
Fort Stockton been entirely rebuilt.
aud in very improved style. Thp new
Agency house is nearly completed, aud
ONLY waits 10 be finished with american
materials. The Government House, at
the ST. Paul's will SOON be faished. A
telegrdphic communication IS to he esfab
lished between the two settlements, by
means of signals from the cupola Of this
ho0sr and the flagstaff Of Fort Stockton.
Little had been done to the receptacle, but
the agent INDUCED IN The hope that it
might be ia readiness by the first of April.
The want al Lumber, ADD other building
materlaIs,ia the Colony, is great.
A schooner, often tons, has been con-
et10cied by nine blacks, under the direc-
ton of the Colonial Agent, which visits.
once fortnight, Rio Sisters and Grand
Bassa, and tregbtcd both wavs, generally
carries and brings merchandise and pro-
dace to the amuunt oi from fonr to cjght
hundred dollar. per trip. Two sinai,
churches have been erected under circum-
stances of most gratifying nature.
The means Of literary and all other kinds Of
meRtW lhtpfOccMcW
Five schools, exclusive of Sunday
schools, have been supported dur ng the
year, aud still continue 10 operation The
children give evidence that they possess
good mental powers, Should emigration
cease for a few months, to throw little u.
n"faaats INTO the colony, the phenomenon
oil a child 81 , years unable to read, would
not. II is believed, exist in the Colony.
But the advantages for improvement are
extremely limited. 1he instructors have
sd'anced many OF the youths to point,
beyond winch they. themselves, have no
means o. proceeding. In the concluding
sarhs on this subject, Hr A.hmun
makes very impressive appeal to The
yomn OF our own country.
Ihs De'enSlre force a the Colony.
@ha m'l.t'a arc organi-e4inlg .wo corps
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-24
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL. be SOLD at public sale on Saturday the oh Of
w March next at O'Clock. P NJ. at the house OF Mrs.
Cor fnt lockwood, in smyrna, the following described
properly, late of John wbei, Esq
No. i Three eighth pats OF The Tan Tar9 situate in
Salisbury (or old Duck Creek in Kent county-compri.
sed Of the tannery and lot of ground of about half
There on e premist about l50 deposits hides
bark house % by 80 f. built of good materials and is
nearly new mill house With mill lately built for grind.
ing quercroo bark also, iron mill, beam house, hand.
ing house. curryng shop and stables for 4 horses
No One half of house ard lot in said village OF Sauls.
bury formerly the property of Mary Lonber dec adIo-
sng lots If James Legee, Richard Holding and the heirs
CT Ann Joyce, dec. his property is situate corner
and par Of the house has been occupied siore and
j, good situation for business.
No. B. Three eighth parts Of lot in said village, on
which small dwelling houses
No 4 Three eighth parts Of lot Of ground in the vii
age aforesaid ns lining abolt actes wheh in high
etaie Of c,livatipn.
Attendance will be gwen said dav and terms made
enown " RDBERr PATTERSON
7 SPRUANCE, Jr
Spr1lriag .7ss;ynees " John Ls.s5er.
Smyrna. Feb. 18Th, 1926 28-3t