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81



Aud Nt0u speuk o. ne 10 Eiy CAT
"-'aa wiu Sreck Of Eee."
Farewell !--nn the waters the BONN white sail
Seems impatient to JON in ills Strife wlh the gale
And the pinnace that huge.s for thee on the shore,
EdS our las; words of love and of Friendship DER;
Eut tell me, vet the ta,1 rolling sea,
Ihou ant borne far away from, thy kindred and INC,
W hen Thy fancy reverts in somc happier cline,
the scenes loved aud cherished youths cloudless time;
Aud lily memory will fit Ger the land Of the west
&c nd bud IN doubt where its pinions shall resi-.
On say they will lingar awhile on that shore
Where our bands and our hearts united of wore
Ana OFT at the day close, Ava Maria
i''a welcomed the star-bcam that hcrads the night
- men Tie @2phyrs returned The cr thy Tyre
''''h The scent OF the blooms they had p!cred in Hight
= or believe me, wherever thy course may be Iai,
There vii! ever be near thee, light or in shade
y hclrt that will take 'ui lis hrubbiuss ire done
us ehuiSence iron thine the from the
Anu on! may the iS'rc uuchangng shine
which hlum'ued my heart in the days that gone,
" hen sorrow or joy was "e'er Weakened in thine,
but an echn they found ia this bosom Of mine.
nave r"amed with thee Oft by own mountain streams,
Aud II! roam with thee oft in the magic of dreams,
And the whisper that bears a wish a sigh,
Hereafter fion thee in those dreams viii be heard
With 'he capture that comes upon Hopes wearied eye,
With The dim distant wing OF messenger bird.
Should sorrow n 10 Thy lot, may it be
Like the bubbles that rise the calm summer sea-
A momcnt 20 live thea dissolve Tito air,
With no ripple to tell that bubble was there;
Or come as a cloud Oh the blue ether se',
vapuur until By thy smile it met,
Then be changed into jHy, as the sun from the rain
Paints synbolof Hope the Heavens again
Should it fall, as may, like the deserts blast,
And leave ruin around iicc whc.c'er it II arh pass't
WHEN the vasals of Sunshine from d0rntss have loyyn
as tie herd leaves the w0unded to die all alone,
Oh come 10 me then, aud this bosom as warm
In hrohbimgs will be it thy bloom,
For the beam OF the magnet still points in the storm
/" the Star OF the North though cngeloped in gloom.
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Of deed of trust executed the 9th day Of May
'.-1 W Wade MOsby the elder, and Susannah his
snbscriber and others, which deed is Of record
's. !Ices OF the county courts Of the counties Of
t-t tPowhaan,I shall sell in front of the Eagle
.a Use city OF Richmond, on Monday, the 10Th of
"1 nczf, at 2oclock, the following property named
'ed, yiz nHe-unth Of the interest owned by Wade
@- -. ~ certain parcel of land lying the Old
~ '.use, Oh Main street, in the city of Richmond,
H' K, '"n suit now pending in The superior court
ir"Ico County Also, all the interest the said
" shy l'c cider, has IN claim to tract Of land
j, ."a aud GOOD acres yisg the Ohio river, be-
..ccu the mouths Il" Big Sandy aud Little Sandy rivers
jH the couay - Grcenup and State Of Kentucky. the
hole % dis Land hss rate bottom land and Ina We 10
doubt great bargain may be bought in IT,
TCEMs-6, ~ aud 10 months' credit, bonds with ap-
proved security, and deed Of on the property to
the payments. viii convey only such tile as is
vested in Trustee.
tct 10Th, i827.---l6r VIZ. W. MC58Y, Trustee.
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Mississippi Lands for Sale.

"A iLaN IAIlON situated about fifteen miles n
Dove oa'on Rouge, on the left bank of the Misses.
sipp, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .4,,penfs:
said plantation has front Of 10 Arpens on The river g.
Is adjoining tie principal landing of the settlement.
from which Cotton is shipped On this tract there are
one hundred or more of cleared Land--one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cotton Gin
Mill Tan Yard, Negro Cabins &c. (easily repaired y
The titles TO the above lands are indispuabls aud
warranty deed will be given if required.
ALso-Cae Thousand .3,pens,
situated on lhompson's Creek IN the parish of Feci-
ana, one and half miles from the river Missssipp Sc
ven miles from the town of st. Eraucisve. Part of
tn trac' CONSISTS flow bottoms, probably zoo acres:
OF s';d h'cl there are about fifty acres cleared some
years since, the whole or one half
oil inns iact will be sold at the option OF the purchaser.
Eor further particulars apply TO this Office or TO
ROBERT ROSS.
NewOreans, Oct. 9. tr
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.Ie0llers e khe .NglNaL .qssnranee societn.

.He11erS gi the .3IytpaL .4ssuronce Societu
"a PETITION will be presented to tho next Session n
L N the Legislature Of Virginia praying then, IN io
and amend the laws relative to the Mutual Assurance So
cieiy against Fire Buildings in the State Of Vrgio,
at ooaH 81 the President and Directors nay he Fixed on
for the government Of the Society as was the ii,
y under the chaT'c OF Interpretations or TO abolish he in
tiors. ' '0e"i"-
Oct. 90 o.
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3AJ AS committed to the Jail of ths county ruua-
way, the l2;h day of June last, wan who
calls himself JOHN BERNY, aud says be liberated
by David Benny Of Perquimans county, North Carouu.
lie is stout we'll made fellow five feet eight inches III
dark complexion, large wiSker reads toieaJiy well and
has bem in his left eye. lie had when committed
half iurd hat blue broad c!o,h coat and pan.a.
looms with many other valuable articles Of clothing with
him. have every 20 believe the ii negro is
runaway, and the owner IS requested TO forward
prove property pay and take him away otteIwise,
will be dealt with the Law directs.
WM. ). ROYSTON, Tailor
Caroline County, Va.
14th Sept. 1921 wIat
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1t rules y;sn in the clerks Office Of tie superior
court Of cnaacery FOR the Richmond district The 80
day ofSepteUJeT, Ig2T
Beverley 3. B:owrc. FIELDING i. Browne, and 0rrjs i
BrJ~nc, pils
against
T'omss G.,cHogJ, ara,o7 q Philemon gale,gocI
a5acca ea, Ticfcas Mann HopGo,rn. IT, and Susan
lis wife, and John T. Bo@e.s and Mary his wife
DIS.
The defendants John r. Bon Ts and |ary his wife
not having entered .ne appearance aud given sccur,>
Is according 10 tie act assembly sp5 ne rules Of
lD;s court, and Il appearing b. stns;sctory evidence
tuat ey not ,Dabitauiy oi Ibis country % IS Or
3D. t.a' the sid defeuia1t5 60 appear hasc Oh the
rr.t day Of tic ne.i AND answer e original and!
enjcd bills Of lie plaintiff; and that coy Of dis
order be fJhvj.h inserted 10 newspaper publish
eli ~ the city Of Richmond lor two months SUCCESS
se.v and posted al the 'front.' doc. Of 'he capitol he
2 city.
. :-e~ .eae v--' ~ rae1v-
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fEto MP. JOHN EDWARDS.-As you q, NOT rcr;-
u dent ut the State of Virginia, and a We no Ao,pev
therein known to NE, adopt this mode to notify TO VIM
that on the 2ls day Of December next between the 1,s
OF oclock A. NJ and sunset Of that day. shall proceed
at my oHe IN the city of Richmond, TO take the deno
sItion ct David Ndah, Esq. TO he read as evidence IN
the trial Of suit depending the superior cour,
OF chamcery for the Richmond district, in which s,,
plaintiff and YOURSELF Samuel B. Edwards and DudIc1
Atkinson, defendants.
Richmond Goth Nov. 1927. VI,
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~ rules holden in the clerks Office OF the superior cos
October, 1927: ~ -
William Marshall, pr
against
ttl 'ohn Poland, curator Of the estate ofJohn
Waltbal', dec. Henry Wahal BARLEY WaJtj,aII W.,
Wai'nai, VIM Leath, Joel Leah, Marina Lcab, Alfred
I''son ana Elizabeth his wife, Peter Leath and Lewis
leain, Thomas Marshall, Jobn Bransford and Elizabeth
his wife, and Nancy Marshall, Henry Bradshaw and
Mary his wife, and Lewis Lcaih. adm'or of John WAL
thaIl, dec Dr.
the defendants Alfred Rison and Elizabeth his vviE
AUD William Leath, not having entered their appsararc
ann given security according to the Of asyebI, and
the rules OF this court, aud it appearing by satis15coy
evidence, that they onabita nts Of tbis 1890,
Is ordered that the said defendants do ppear ere on 10
st day OF the next term aud answer the bill of the plain
WIS a"o that COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Eicbronnd for to-,
months successivcy and posted at the front door Of ;
90. T.se. Vm. ". nrTrvc
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The Spirit of the Old Dominion.
By Stephen T. .u,tckcN, Richmond, yc.

N''-'N'''S'S'~,
FEVt SIN numbers intended form the first full set r hi.
: WORK! having been published the Editor has determined
upon charging its original plan, ami of converting into
Miscellany, composed Of and original poctious
taste, literature and moials. The favorable rece,;op
which has been given the first numbers, ha howe ver
determined their author make the bulk those which
snail succeed, consist Of continuation of tales founded
benre upon the Carace customs scenery and history
OF the Old Dominion. To these will appended such
.Eirbutans upon subjects hereinafter mentioned as shalt
lie con-iereI worthy OF insertion in pages Of Perod
cal he '"n"inE are tic principal subjects TO which
would i"Ve me attention oil those VII" may wish TO aid in
corFec's e taste ana m"f"s oi society," aud OF relieving
lac Eat"i om C !oo"r OF preparations which IN forming
a" original journal is lMt".sa'ili VIZ:
~ r."I3,iys IN rho c,r,i tl,."S
ni;,,I 81. -'''' - vac N'"'e'
~, F1r A,-I,.,.., G..,,.,,,o.. 49,.
49, .a. @ ,;,,,: 81! " "e'i''''
,,,i ', rs N,,,rei Si t;. 20, '
SEM ia ~, c,a,, 1''" '''''"' "''c
VII
All Contributions intended To be inserted in this work,
are requested ne sent TO- q" deposited post paid in the
'"'' oh'ce al 'Cnhnh' excepting these whic may DC
suPP'iou i'o" '"0 |''y ''Se'I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24
LEWIS rfMBERiAKE
Htrias opco'd hs p'-ineipal part ofhis
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

@ "LIciTs Tie attention ni las trends and the public
~ To call an! examine them. iie feels Confident in
The SELECTION no store in the city surpass il; and
positive determination that s;la underscil him II,
ne aggregate. among the ar!ic.-s now offered for
sale,
sup blue, black, olive and Oxford mixture aud other
fashionable cloths aud csssnercs
Ladies' habit. pelisse and meTino cloths
Negro cthng-Gonsisting OF kerscys plains Enscys
and napt Cutions
ve"'inGs ct Tie newest and most fashionable patterns
Figured and plain Glo dc Maps in great varieties
tIOrencc5, 5attn lev aDtiIies, iiaan ,ustrinns
Satins, modes, Grape li6ge. gauzas vaIous colours
Ba'se barge and Giccian robes, splendid assert
nient
! faiiGm nets, Imperial Grapes
Nankin Canton and Italian cranes
; Imperial mere, ,h;b; harage, grenaGine norala,
Gsuze and -ilk fancy ,,i;,fs.
Merino, cashmcre and Canning s,ayis and semi,
" bite and niscls lace wells and hGkis
| Peerines, capes end figured lace TO-
Gobhinet !aces and quilting
!, . and figured aud plain bobbnct
Figured aud plain Sw ss aDd null ,nuslins
CamoTics. jacones and hook n,Ialins
Ginghams, caiicos ona cantrc prints beautiful
Cucassan plads aud stripes
Tartan Pi"ids and Gamblers
English ana french silk hosiery
" oTstcd, lambs wool, Angola ard Gotten hosiery
Grass bteached linens aud Irish sheetjngs
Bo'nbaz'nes and bomhazcts, colourcd aud black
Cambric and furniture dimes
Ribbons of every description and superior quality
Coiourcd and white domestic. satnets and checks
Rose, pcn and duflle blankets;
With many other articles not enumers ted Ry tbe
GeXt arrivals, sbai! receive additional sunDIv 10
complete The assortment; among them, will lie ext
sup fashonah bile Cloths and Italian Nets.
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a PETITION will be presented to the next Session ~
the Virginia Legislature praying that the inspectors or
al Pubic Warehouses, shall be required in inspecting
iooacco 70 break 1t IN four different parts OF each hogs
hcad,n order the many n,pastions n1a ctiss -
fizing; and that certain Warehouses; such frauds
are coived at aud where inspectors refused to brea
Tobacco in such places as they desired 10 by pur-
ci,as may be Suppressed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24

at court held for Buckingham county, the 9th day Of
Ooiober 1897: "
Elisha Paxtnn, Pin y
against
John 5. Thomas John S. Nowiin, and III Chancer,
Walter J.. Fontainc, DIS
Inc defendant iO!in s. Nown not having entered HE
appearance and given security according to the act Of as
sehy ana be rules Of this court, nd il appearnr IN the
saisiac elton Of the court, that be is not an
Conmowedii IT IS ordered, that the said John S. Now
in DO appear here ON the first day January court
I TIC paInths bill; and that copy of this order
ne forth" 18th inserted in one of the public
oil the city OF Richmond for months successiveIv and
Posted al ihc trout door of the courthouse of this count
20 ~ N"y' Icsie, z. ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. G.;
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n. Bin consequence of n u,!steke in The Franklin
Almanac, TO which had reference, when insert
ed the above advertisement, inform the public
thai the sale Of the Amherst plantation will commence
on Monday the 2Gth November and be continued from
day 10 day until closed and the sale of the property
Lynchburg will take place Monday the So Deem
Der. JOHN ALL.9.4. } Ex'rs of HIM
Nov. ;, 1927. ". GAIT, Cru. der'd
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Three Hundred Dollars Reward

Three Hundred Dollars Reward
WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery 70
me- at the Jail OF iienrico County of JAMES w
P0ACiI and WILLIAM W, ANDREWS. Who es
capped from the said Jail the night of the 18Th of
September last, o. one hmaired and 1y doIl,s far
either Of hem.
Peach is about 81 yeas Of age, 5 feet s inches
high, red hair and blue eyes; has on his RIGHT arm
marked with lnda INK the initials Of lis name. tie
representation Of tomb, with man in tie au;tuds
OF weeping, over "iGh is a willow, aud under which
IS tue date OF lis Birth 1890; and on bis left arm the
representation of an altar and hearts united over
Which Two doves snspsadng wreath Of love, and
above tie eIbow lie american lag. Had on linen
paniaIoons, cotton Shirt half wor fur hat and strin
cd coat and
Andrews is about 2G years Of age light hajr. bszIe
eyes, s'garhy complexion, feet 10 inches high has
marked with India ink on his right arm, w W A.
over which IS Tie American Flag and Eaele on his
ie a!m an altar, over which is altar and two hearts
unic", with tiTo doves suspeDdjng wreath of love
lad Oh pale blue domestic coat and partaIoops With
bat about half worn. From the best Information !
have been able TO obtain, am Induced TO believe thee
are together al work on tie Dismal Swamp Canal
T. II. THORNTON D. NJ
October 9Th 1927. #
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"-!"d Mon ,aa''' sPeak o. ne 10 My CD,
"-Snd wiu speci: Of hse"
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Vm. ", HETryc C. G.
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Tobacco Planters.

Williamsburg, Cd Nov. 1897.
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Two Hundred Dollars Reward

October 9Th. 1927.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
YOUNG lLADIIlSo
BoARDING-sCHooL,

at Wilmington, Dcln1oare, conducted by WILL
AM SuERER, with the assistance Of accom-
plished female Teachers.
THE course of instruction pursued at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful, and most of the
mental, branches of female education. The daily
exercises are photography, Reading Writing, Arit-
metic, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, and
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
cnce to the best maps and charts; Construction of
Maps; Use of the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements Of Moral Science.
WEEKLY ExERcIsEs.-Bibcal REGULATIONS: Evi-
dences of Christianity; Letter Writing, and other
species of Composition; Recapituations.
YERN1S.--Board, and Tuition in any ofthe fore
going branches, $50 so per quarter; orr paid in
advance, $50. Music including the use of a Piano,
S12 French, by one of the best masters, sc per
quarter Moderate extra charges for Drawing and
other ornamental branches.
The discipline of the School is mild, parental and
Christian. Particular attention is paid not only to
the manners of the young ladies but to their moral
and religious instruction. They are regularly con-
Quoted tosuch places of worshpand Sunday Schools,
as their parents or guardians approve. Exercise
and recreation being essential to the preservation Of
health and Of mental energy, occupy the intervals of
time not devoted to study. The institutions in all
its departments, is conducted in manner which.
it is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation of its
patrons.
References Wilmington-Rev E. w. Gilbert
Hon. Willard Hall; Hon. Louis M'Lane: Philadel.
phia-Rev. DIR. Wilson; Rev. DR.. Janeway; Mr..
William Janver, Merchant; James G. Thompson
Esq. Professor Of Languages, University of Penn
sylvania.
! March III
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
a PLANTATION.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, vana-
BILE Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk,
about two miles below Chistara-Bridge. 1t con-
tains lie acres, 50 of which under thriving tim
Der, and the remainder under tillagc. with good
proportion well set with clover: there is also on the
premises a good bearing orchard--the fences are in
good order The buildings are good dwelling
house, stable and granary further description
will be given, and the land shewn to any one apply
ing, by the subscriber, living on the Plantation.
WILLIAM B. MINTIRE.
l5--t1Dec
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The Terms If Sale

are that the purchaser pay the first day Of ia
nuary 1898, $500, and the balance ofthc purchase
money in six semi-annua payments Any person
wishing to purchase will please view the property,
which will be shown to them by my miller, in my
absence from home. Possession may be had imme-
diatey or whenever the property is sold. If it
should not be sold by the first Monday in October,
it will then be offered at Public sale, at 10 o'clock
A. M. at Mr.. Moneys tavern in Chestertown. A
good and sufficient deed will be given TO the pur-
chaser when the property shall be paid for. Any
further information relative to said property be
had by applying to the subscriber the premises,
or through the Post Office Chestertown.
JAMES HANSON.
Aug. II, 1897. 37-8t
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;.W Camlley & Rice,

South West of and near 10, Brandysvine Mills,
IN and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr. John Rice, as grocery-where it may not be
Of disadvantage TO call and examine for themselves
The following compose part of their assortment;
DRY GOODS.
Superfinc broad cloths and cassimers, assorted
colors; linen and cotton drilings, yellow and blue
imported and domestic nankin, Valentla Marseilles,
tonet and Florentine yestings; black, PLAN and
twilletl bombazetts Circassian glnghams, caicoes,
cambria, bleached and brown shifting and sheetng
musns, Irish linens, long lawns and cambria linens,
Leventnes, Florences, Gros de Naples, lutestrns,
flag and bandanna hdkls Cotton and linen do. white
and colored canton Grape and Grape shawis, green,
white and black Italian do. worsted and cotton hose
and snspenters, Y ork-tan and beaver gloves, HaW-
skins make of kid gloves of superior quality, white
and co,ored domestic plads and stripes; tabby,
bang-up and Pittsburg cords; fustna5 and driings'
fannels furniture and apron check; SWISS, null,
book and Jackonet muslins 3-4, 54 and ia dimity,
crash. diaper and table linens, bedticking; Russia
and imitation shceting, bleached and unbleached
coarse linens, Osnaburg and Burlap's, Porter and
Lancashire sheetings; Wilmington, jackson, Adams,
and Jefferson stripes; Jeans, Garcia stripe, g'ng-
hams, black and brown holland, sacking-bottoms,
sowing silks and sowing cotons, senshaW, sarsenet,
black and light colored lasting, &c.
/ tIhCCEhIFO.
Sugar. tea, coffee, moasses. flour, mackerel, in
bbls and half bbls. ginger, alspice, pepper ground
and in the grain, nutmegs, cloves, sc. Together
with general variety Of liquors and sea stores.
PRINTS and OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead. blue, red, yell
low ochre, Prussia blue, chronic yellow, verdigri:
ground and dry, patent green, fig blue, logwood
&c. winter summer, common, castor, linseed, ant
sweet oils
Earthcn, China, glass and Queens1Dare.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly. at auc
ton, we are certain we can sell them at the mos
reduced prices to those who may favor US witt
their custom.
SAMUEL MCAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June GO, 1927.
N. B. We have in addition to the aboye just re
ceived a general assortment of fashionable Moo
and Fur HATS, on commission, from the vel
known factory of ISAAC SHoTwELL, No, AZ, south
Front Street, Philadelphia will be sold low
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-11
VAAVABAE
MiW Property
FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell the Grist
and Saw Mills, situated at the head Of Morgan's
Creek, Kent County, Md. about five miles from
Chestertown. This very valuable property will b
sold to good purchaser, on such terms as will Sc
cure on the amount of the purchase, an interest, il
the property be rented from ten 10 twelve per cent
per annum.
During the last and the present year the Grist
Mill has been we'll repaired on the improved plan
Of castron cog wheels, working into very large spur
wheel: aud every part of the running gears. water
wheel and great frame, husk, as it is called, has
been made entirely new, within few months past,
and also, pier head or fore-bay, boiling cloth and
gears are new and of the bes. quality-the mill is
making some Of the best meal and flour in Kent
County. The stream on which said mills are built
is far superior to any in Kent County, SO much SO
that grain at this very dry sent to her from
Is to 90 miles, and at all seasons excellent sup
oily Of country custom is offered, and the water
power is sufficient to do merchant work and manu-
featuring Of different kinds very extensive
SCALE The Saw Mill is in very good order and
can be very prodtably employed until a drought
prevails. The Dam and Flood Gates are i'll goot
order.
tfaH#ssHH A tolerable good DWELLING HOUSE
.l.zlzx with other out houses, are on the premises
and there is attached to the property a Wood Lo
of twenty acres, and some arabic and bottom Lam
suitable for meadow.
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Dividend.

NOTICE is hereby given, that dividend Of q
per cent, was declared by the managers Of the Will
the Stockholders, or their legal Representatives, ON
or after the 25th Of Sept. next.
JESSE MENDENHALL, Treasurer.
HiLnington, .fugust 9Th, 1897. 51-lwte5s.
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sooTT,s LIFE OF BoNAPARTE,
Just received and for sale by Il. PORTER g.

SUN, NO. 81, INdThet-otfee.
Commencing with the Peace of v ersalles in 1888,
and giving concise history, Of the mostimpertant
events in Europe, as we'll as detailed account of
the sangunary battles in which he was engaged in or
connected with, down to the time of his death, in
l8sl-in three closely printed vo vols. more
valuable record, has perhaps seldom been offered to
the Public and the facts rendered still more in
teresting by the popular talent Of the noble writer.