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Deaths.

In this town, on Saturday last, Miss Susan
Humes, aged "a years, for four years past an
acceptable preacher ofthe Gospel.
On Saturday last, after protracted and
tedious illness, which she bore with christian
forttude, Mrs. Sarah Mckinley, wife of Mr.
Daniel Mckinley, and daughter ofWalter Col
man, Esq. aged % years.
On Sunday evening last, after lingering i'll
ness, Miss Mary Elizabeth Angel, eldest
daughter of Mr.. Job Angel, in the 2ist year
Of her age.
In Cranston, on Friday last, Mrs. Rachel
Buringame, wife of Caleb Burlingame, Esq
in the 77th year of her age.
In Pawtuxet, on Sunday morning, after a
long and tedious indisposition, which he sus-
tanned with fortitude and resignation, Capt.
Charles Rhodes, aged 46 years Funeral this
afternoon at clock, from his late residence,
where his friends and Masonic brethren are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
In Foster, on Friday last, Capt. Peleg Round,
aged 6s, worthy and respectable inhabitant
of that town.
In Coventry, on the 9th inst Mrs Marcy
Manchester, wife of Hon. Joseph Manchester,
in the 74th year Of her age.
In Newport, on Saturday last, Benjamin b.
Mumford, Esq. Post Master at that place.
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CHAMBERS PANAcEA.-1he reader is re-
ferred TO an advertisement in this days paper,
by which 1t will be seen, that Doctor Cham
ber's Medicine for tina cure Of lntemperance,
can be procured on application at this Office
This medicine has fallen into our hands by ac-
.cident, and at the risk Of being laughed at by
our contemporaries and quizzed by our friends,
we have consented to become The agents Of DR..
Chambers; and shall take great pleasure in
administering it to any of the gentlemen Of the
Rhode Island Press, who nay consider them
selves in need Of IT, .e'orming ingredients. Be-
ing in New York lew days since, DIR. Cham
bers, anxious to extend the usefulness OF his
Pansces, on being informed that IT had not
reached Rhode Island. requested us to- take
some Of it on with Us; and with his request we,
without hesitation complied.
In Offering il to the votsries Of the jolly God,
we are aware that the " wags will have at US,
and that we shall be bored by the wits OF the
town but this will not in the 10 st disturb our
self complacency, If we are Instrumental III
driving from the BachLnaian Fount, ona OF the
worshirpers Of the Vine.
We entertain no doubts as to the efficacy OF
the Panacea, and assure all who may partake Of
its benefits, that the most profound secrecy will
be observed. Had not our neighbour OF the
Bolivar Gazette and Santiago Chronicle, re
solved not to take drop of - 'Barber's Best,
or mint julip, a" phlegm-cutter," or an anti
fogmatic, we would make him present ot a
dose but as he has disclaimed oil connex on
and correspondence with the inehriating chalIce,
and is perfectly temperate,it would awaste oi
property TO do go, and therefore we hold, it sub
ect to the order Of some Of his less resoute, and
yet more unfortunate neighbours.
Lest it should be supposed by any one that
this article is written for mere amusement, those
who may feel curious relative to its subject mat
ter, are respectfully invited 10 make ca, N
the medicine shall he exhibited
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DOCTOR CHAMBERS

Pdnacea for The cure of Intemperdnce.
H\HIS celebrated Panacea, which has been
4 proved to be an easy aud complete cure
for that most odous and destructive Of all Vi
ces, lntemperancc, can be procured on appli-
cation at this Office. There is nothing unplea-
SAINT connected with its administration, and in
no instance where it has been administered,
has it failed to perform radical reform of the
habits; and invariably restores to health the
unhappy sufferer. Those who are disposed to
make trial Of its salutary effects, can do 30,
with the utmost secrecy and delicacy. Those
who are sensibly alive to the evils which in
temperance is sure to entail on its votaries,
will do well to make a trial Of the Panacea,
with as little delay as possible.
May l6.
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SHIpIyR ECKS.

sebr Lewis MLcan, Green, fr Richmond for New
York. has been lost near Barnegat, and one OF the
crew drowned. ~,
schr Olive Branch, Adams, Of and from Bath,
struck on the Devils Back, on Friday morning last,
and soon after filled and fell over. Crew and passen-
With The exception of two Of the latter were
saved, and carried TO Boston.
schr william Baker, King, Of Pritston, for Boston,
wen, ashore on Friday morning last, on Nahant Long
Beach, with loss Of both masts and all her anchors
crew and passengers saved-vessel expected to be
GOT of.
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Gj-PAwTUCKET HOTEL, 30


NORTH PROVIDENCE, RHopE-IsLAND.
fA THE subscriber respectfully gives no.
lillw tice to his friends and the public, that
he has taken the large, spacious and concn-
lent HOTEL in Pawtucket, which has recent
ly been put in complete repair, and is furnish
cd in the best manner.
1t is situated about miles from Providence,
in one Of the most pleasant manufacturing vii
lagos in the Ncw-England States, and the
road from Providence, which passes through
this place, as is well known, is without a par
allel in the Northern States. Different lines
Of Stages pass and repass to and from Provi-
dence almost every hour in the day.
The picturesque and delightful Fallsin front,
and in full view Of the Hotel, render the s:tua-
ton one Of the most pleasant imaginable.
The Bar will be constantly supplied with the
best Of Liquors, and the Table furnished from
the choicest selections of the market.
BY constant experience in the business dur
ing the last eight years in houses oftbe first re-
spectability in Boston, and by an earnest wish
to please, he hopes to render his establish
ment both profitable TO himself and satisfacto-
ry to his patrous.
Good and convenient Stables arc connected
with the Hotel, and careful and confidential
attendants will always be in readiness
SAMUEL T. EDWARDS.
Pawtucket, may 5.
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ELACG'S DENTIFRICE,
Prepared and sold (onIy) by
e., s, Cartoe.
DRUGGIST .4ND CHEMIST,
No Il 10 Observation-Disclosures PRoyf-

DRUGGIST .4.ND CHEMIST,
No. IA I-2 Northumberland, PRovI-
pENcE, r. !.
ENOR many, the daily use of the brush and
IL cold water, is all that is required to keep
the teeth in perfect order; but most commonly
to effect this purpose, the use Of dentifrice Of
some sort is found TO be indispensable. With
regard to the use OF a brush. moderately stiff
one should be employed. The teeth should be
brushed morning and evening, but more partic-
ularly in the morning with cold water. The
Powder should be used as often as three times
. week, taking care TO rinse the mouth thor
oughly after its application. Five minutes or
more should be diligently spent at each opera
ton of cleaning the teeth.
Price 25 cents per Bor. may b.
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AR RIVED,

SATURDAY, May l2.
Sloop Flash, Aborn, from Hartford, with gn to G.
S. Rathbone.
sloop Alonzo Child, days from New York; with
-four and fruit, to A. M Vinton.
SUNDAY, May l3.
Brig Sampson, Purkis, Is days from Havana, with
rolasses sugar and coffee, to VIM. Richmond I'd q
Co. and the master. Lett, ship Charlotte, Church,
Brsto brigs Robert Cochran, for this port, IL; Le'
ontine, Hatch, Portland, or Il Farmer, of do just
finished dschg.
Schr Spencer, Kent, 80 days from New Orleans,
with provisions sc. to Thornton y Lothrop,
Sch, Hope & Phebc, Harding, from saco, with
lumber.
Schr Emeline, Baker, from Yarmouth.
Schr Hero, Taylor from Yarmouth
Schr Charlotte Farquhar, Baker, fr Yarmouth.
Sloop Hart, Post, from Albany, with -four, to A.
M. Vinton.
sloop William, Chubort, fr Sandwich, with wood,
to J. Burrough.
Sloop Amity, Munro, days from New York, with
rum, -four, WOOL merchandise, &c.
Sloop Samuel Slater, Wood, from Baltimore.
Soop Two Brothers, Gardner, from East Green
wich.
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, ir Taunton.
Sloop George Il Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams, from Taunton.
Soop Mount Moriah. Mathewson, !r warren
Sloop Ann, Manchester, from New York, with
merchandise.
Sloop Albion, Barker, ON Norwich.
Sloop Commerce, Whaley, from Newport.
MONDAY, May IA.
Schr Juno, Eldredge, from Sandwich.
Sloop Lydia, Matthew's from Yarmouth,
Sloop Fair Play, Horton, from River Head
Sloop Pedler, Sanford, from Troy.
Sloop Reformation, Walden, FIR Newport
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Sphinx, from Wexford.
Sloop Emeline, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham. from Warren
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, from Troy
TUESDAY,, May Is.
Schr Cleaner Miller from Charleston, via New
York, with cotton, to e. G. Mowry, ). Manton' and
J. Manton. =,
sohr Melinda, Sears, from Yarmouth, with salt.
Schr Sally Kelly, from Saco.
Schr Friendship, Nickcrson, from saco, wi'h lum-
Der.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, from Boston.
Scht Pioneer, tlowes. from Bangor.
Schr Marcy, Raynss, fom Vinalhaven.
Schr Carpenter, Lemont, from Bath, B.
Schr Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, from Boston.
Schr Mary, Coggins, from Ellsworth, Me
Sloop Superior, Child, 2days from New York, and
"a hours from Newport.
Sloop George, Dlmmick, from Sandwich, with
wood to J. Burrough
Sloop Thomas, Bourne, from Sandwich.
Sloop Eliza, Perry. from Sandwich.
SNoop Northern Star, Swift, from Nareham'
soop Swift, Rogers, from Albany, with flour, to
A. M. vinton.
soop New Packet, Nicksrson, from saco, with
lumber.
sloop Henry, Macy, from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
sloop South Kingstown, Gardner, from 8. Kings.
town.
sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Ranger, Corey, from Tivcrton.
Sloop Collectors Ash, from Newport.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
CLEARED,
sloOp Rising Sun, Smith, Georgetown
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-. Leghorns, artificial F1o,cers. SC.
ID a. G. A. Taylor, No. 10, Markct-square,
h. have received from New ork, and will
open this morning. an extensive assortment OF
rich, fancy and staple DRY GOODS.
ALSO,
case very superior Leshorn Bonnet, and
Gipseys; Artificial Flowers ! case Irish Lin.
en-, Of a superior bleach; case Parasols; fash
ionable, plain and waterei Bonnet Ribbon. ;
Seersuckers; Cote Paly; Merino and Cashmere
Shawls; Rattiste Cravats; Brown Linen and
Cotton Cambricks for Bonnets; white Counter
panes black Bobbinet Wells; white watertd
and plain Gros de Naples Lace Collars, very
cheap; plaid Gros de Naples; Grecian Stripes
Willows, &c.
May g. CIV.
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IIfsr PIIRIISHED.

A ND for sale, Questions on the New Testa-
"A ment, for the use Of Sunday Schools By
Dayil Benedict. Search the Scriptures'-
Christ. JUIN ho S.,,,1.I
No. I, Market 81. frst door west Of the bridge.
May Q.
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N.B. The subscriber intends carrying on the
Tailoring Business, in all its various branches
Garments made 10 order in the FIRST style, with
neatness and despatch. He invites h's friends
in general TO call c5-Particuiar attention.
paid to cutting. c.,vv
WANTED, Two Journcymcn Tailora
April 10.
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$500 REWARD.

4 s there is every reason to suppose that the
IA late fire IN Olneyville, which consumed the
MILL Brown GEORGE" was the act of an
incendiary; the above reward Of 200 Dollars
will be paid to any person who will give infor-
nation whereby the offender or offenders may
be brought to justice.
JAMES N. OLNEY.
Providence, may H.
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HOUSE LOTS.

HOUSE LOTS.
On Wednesday, May %, on the premises, at
IL o'clock, M.
Three valuable House Lots, pleasantly situa
ted on the south side Of Transt-street, each
lot being so feet front, on said street, extend
ing back about 100 feet. Conditions liberal
and made known at the Auction room.
NAV l6.
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Marriages.

In Newport, on Wednesday evening, Mr..
Cyrus c. Wheeler, of Warren, to Miss Han
nah M. Hazard daughter of Mr. Richard Haz-
ard.
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viii be sold at Auctian, THIS DAY, at IL
~
BY MARTIN STODDARD.

REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY, May 10th, at IL o'clock, NJ.
on the premises.
The House and Lot, lately owned by Benja-
min Snow, situated in Stewart street.-The lot
fronts on Stewart st. so feet, extending back
s5 feet, more or less. On the Estate is two
story dwelling House in good order.
Conditions at sale-Title indisputable and
sale positive. may l6.
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CRANSTON POST.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the
u public that he has put on the Warwick,
Ssituate and Cranston Roads, Post Coach,
which will run through the following villages
and by the Manufacturing Establishments o
the Hope Company, the Jackson and the Fisk
vile, Scituate, Arkwrisht, end Harris, Coventry,
Phoenix and the Lippitt, Warwick, from thence
to Providence. The Coach will start every
Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. A. ".
from the Inn Of George Scott, Cranston, and will
leave Munroe's Inn, calling at the Hoyle Tavern,
Providence, on the same days al half past 3
o'clock. Fare IS cents to either Of the places
Passengers who 60 only one way will be chars.
ed AZ cents.
GEORGE SCOTT, Proprietor.
april Is
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II c. s. T. WELLS, No. 81 Market
lAs Square, have just received from New
York, small assortment Of seasonable Goods
comprising almost every article in the line Of
:her business.
N. b. A few dozen of Gentlemen and La
dies Black Horseskin Gloves most superb ar
ticle, the best our Market affords.
Nav 26.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
CO-PARTNERSHIP
VUNHE subscribers have entered into CoPart-
IL nership, under the firm Of
II s. g. T.. DRAPER,

and have taken store No. H., Westninsfer-
Street, opposite whitman's Block, where they
invite their friends TO call. They intend keep
ing on hand general assortment OF bkOAD-
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and sESrN'S.
They have a general assortment Oh Fancy
uENpY 8. DRAPER.
EDw ARD DRAPER.
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NEXT SATURDAY,
FNHE Cumberland and Orford Canal Lo.-
Il terry, draws in Portland, Me.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
900 -oLs.
Whole tickets, So, and parts in proportion,
for sale at BOURN'S,>
may. 10. Franklin House
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COOK WANTED.

A white femtie Cook, who can be well rec.
N ommcnded, will find constant employ and
good wages. Inquire at this Office. May p.
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BATH HOUSE.

:" ANTED at this Office, Nos. 90, 23, 80
w "a and SO the first volume ofthe Lit
crary Cadet.
May l6.
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h&SK CADET kAEN
$500 MARINE LIST. Sx
Full Sea- This day, Oh. 53m. Thursday, III. 46m.
PORT OF PROVIDENCE.

nSubtracng the time OF high water Newport
adding hours the time OF high water at Boston
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
aatoeeuameous department.
From Fa'foWe INat'onai BGnaer, Of Jalua,y H.
BEAUCiIAMP'S CONFESSION.


We have read, with much interest the long pron,s-
cd publication, which has recently made its appearance
IN kentucky, entitled the "COnfcssion of JeyoJooD,
~ BenuchrnP teft0 0ns executed at FranR:foyt, Kv
on nc IN IF Juiy 1896, (or TIE murder of C0L
Solomon +. Shup u 1t is an octave pamphlet of a.
bout 100 pages written with great plainn and SIM
pCIy III AL energetic, but loose incorrect vln dis
playing some knowledge of mankind, great coolness
perseverance, and decision Of characters and no small
ohliquhy OF moral principle, united with many honn-
radio ard elevated sentiments and feeling II is an
unbinshiug avowal OF the most cool, deliberate and
uuocndns stem of revenge and of blood tbiretv VIC
fence Not an admission OF guilt, not compupctious
visiting OF conscience, to be discovered throughout
all ITS details Of crime. The statements of facts
are minute and plausible, and although coming
IRON condemned eiOD, whose character and a
vowed conduct eDtifc HIM 10 little credit allhounE,
abounJng with adventures almost too romantic for
real lie, thcy cannot he read without interest and
scarcely, imagine, without an inclination of fI,o
HInJ 10 regard them ~ true. Considering The cir,
cumsta@ccs under wb:c! II must lave benn written
Tins pamphlet displays ~ rs author no inferior intellect
0ut iac sentiments II expresses aud tie Crimes il bold
~ aFows, must excite the adherence and call forl,
we 'nliSna,oh oi every ylriuous mind. As the work
mas ocei bot Eide read in Tennessee, aud as the
FahS'coh' 10 which Il relates have excited very &c
nC'ai interest we "yc felt to be dirty as cate
TcTS Tor the public taste 10 devote oy columns IN IN
account =" It's contents aud extracts from its IA.
gcs.
The author hcgn5 vb statint tl,al he is condemned
To de- and ton proceeds @n respect to tie character
oi his narrative:
81 shall abandon all studied style .l,au orIv -
iacDnic language record facts. DO not REGARD 70 lie;
hiy fate has moved al vPiD stood allied 70 rnc Nv ~
TIER Ties uf Kindred friend,hrp more Than il ba mo
am satisfied. die for pursuing, what tho dctatas
oi my ci"aTcs and ;Ho,t dcbcra'c Judgment had de-.
'ernlned IT was At least iustfable 10 me 10 d. if not
my duty to 10 and l0r which guilty p1ng Of con.
science has yet reproyed nc OF Tie c5fajn pros
pee Of death made feel the least rcgrci: and il my
death caches respect or hc asvs OF nv country nv
example VII ne not loss scryIccsbe ~ tea hing re-
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&aOgsgw>
From TIE .N';0 I'ork .Normimg Chronicie.

't more 'hNn ordinary pleasure cali the readers
'" =" U'e i"ii"wins beautiful poem. 1t is the pro-
"rctom of lady ye, not seventeen resident
"i our western counties We shall be pre-
Senthd with many flowers from the rich garden othc
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ROMANCE.

im, Ne .Nominc CNEoateL:.
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RO.fNOKE L9VD FOH SILE-

WISH 70 sell the tract n L1nd which reside yinr IN
the county Of Mcckenbure on roanoke Hivef
1VO sores upwards Of 200 u which l. first low grounds
lhe s land = rec sud very productve sbyu 100
'smdng ~ woods one half Of which Ene Tobacco aud.
INC improvements neat and comfortable for fam.
w az rave heen either built tepaed within the last
yets ne Stanay and Tobacco bsrUs Of the very hrt
2ratr hot surpsed Wy any the county The susticn
heay ~ any below the rDounians and springs q excellent
"stst every held have within the last ~ month, built
new m0H actoTtng MHon the land turned ~ the Gver The
mn "u's - 80 ieet square, stories high calculated fr
f o. 'ons Of teet are m operation, Eusopus and The
oihs ftenth burihe Geefs fron The Turing
fen,hey eqn 10 any IN sfna; pDwtr nexhsusti.
n bosc hom Up o. down e Nver load The ni door.
me nrfonnJ"g country vefy rich. Mi has
'Hi 81 nes up =" down The River great bar gain will h.
gwen application j. alds ialets ly - dsierriu,d
u s'H' JAMES Y. JONES.
dos st 20. N -.1,,
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NE " NIP OF VIRGINIA..

'INHE New Map OF Virginia, compiled sexual
undei the authority the State publish. AID
may he obtained by DESTROYS Of procuring appca
nous. ~ -
This work, Effected by the labcur of many years, and
ssa cost OF aud Money has
ed ia variety aud accuracy Of detail beauty aud .le
~ exec di"u Ii reflects the highest credit III.
ski OF the Persous Immediately concerned
,"d must prove highly gratifying aud useful the public The
Legislature have authorised the sale of $50
MAP on the large sese OF five miles the inch; Exc
'"''e with The vew OF making the sale
a possible have directed the copies be disposed the
moderate price of $50
Under these circumstances, probable that persons
shall not make eafy applications, will he unahie obtain
Copy Of this beautiful and valuable work.
a. nat
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For N4L

SHE Subseriher wishe. sell that well call
"A ed FOTHERfNGAY, situated the man Western
Valley Road IN the county Of Mont gomeryfOuteen miles
West OF Salem an Boetuu county, and both sides
Roanoke v.r containing 500
nve hundred OF which first bottom, land suited
hemp, corn, tobacco.
This Is Of the hest improved, fertile and beautiful
"a ms above the Blue Ridge the fencing generally
posts; The improvements consist Of handsome story
bick dwelling house, kitchen house. house,
hne Barn, good Stable, (~ih taken pipes ID
good Mill, and IL hnest DitiI country
which hast~o hundred land attached
closed for hog pasture The ovsr.ers house AMI negro
quarters are very comfortable. In short the whole
pfove"enis are neat aud built the substantial
msnner There so building the premises, rented
Tavern Stand, and Of the best country at which
there Post oice where the ma running East West dali
iy arrives.
lie also wishes TO sell his TURNPIKE over the All.
mountain, beginning not Tar from being among the
beet stuck n Virginia The law suthorsing road vests IN
me ubetiher perpetual estate and that
PTer sr'sips rou' the tolls should yield
less than o. than IS per original COS,
lSlOOool Ii mas fer several years varied fom ~
AsoSev.rsl small tracts Land Turnpike Road
The shove pr"pertyis very vauablcn will be iovn
and on Dery beTaI terms Application made Lau.a-
ter Denly Vi Col. Bernard Peg ten, IN Richmond,
GEO HANCOCK,
FothiHyay, ia.
August -. 2g.st
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August 81.
THE SCHOOL,

my hon.e will open again the day October next
\ he branches Of English Education usually taught in
schools will he attended and in where they
sr'd L1tn Fienoh ani Geometry The pupils will also
instructed III Natural Philosophy and the Of the Globes
ne subscriber assures all who feel disposed
place 'htr children in his family that they will be carefully
regulated ny and enrsed in such principles with the ble
ns q" Heaven Will fit them for usefulness aud happiness
the present life ADD for that perfect happiness herea
TER Tor which Is the duty Of all and teachers OF the
young 10 use all the their aid
those Committed 20 their The Se.sion will conuu.
the hrst OF October Ia the first of August all new
entering at that time will be expected remain the
Scholastic The terms for board one hun
drsd aud dulars, half pad the
balance at the end of tue Session with ddo of ten do
lars for each Scholar who learn. Geometry.
PHILIP NELSON.
august IL S0-isO
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TlY virtue IT deed Of trust erscuted TIE Subscriber,
ID the A day Of august 1926 by Thomas c. Faaty and
Deiah his for the pipose Of securing lie payment off
ebt eren mentioned dse to Samuel Cos, the Guy
oP Richmond LaHd Which hG been y recorded fhe office
20 he hgheSt bidder for cash, the prenes, Saturday
tas STA day OF Sept rt three lots Of land lying and being
rOtaning ha!f and knOUa he plan said
as lots No three toes, and Thirteen UPon cfe lot,
pbove there story hoise finish
81, and uheh yih little srPencs rDOutd either for
Dwelling hoae; and also small house, 5rkich
been used a hOuSc. Curdspie WQs River,
aud situated at the head Of the navigation chat TO
gentleman ofeopiia Dhing engage lac mercantile
tsi.s,s the above property gh be object The title
believed good but Io be Conveyed vested
Ia tbs subscriber by the deed aforesaid. SIM BRANCH
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