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PUttuOte -fOitotcdy iOpdJ0T Sale.
way vutne 81 Deed al rigs tn isaao Oliver, bs,rn.
SS se the 30 OF Dec. G27, OF Office Of The
County cent OF Nc;torsy, for The purpose securing
payment Of OF money doe I.sac Oliver
James ca'kie will he offered for .ae pubic aueiioo A.
Ho'osy courthouse, the 9Th day .! next, brns
Couit Day,
TRACT OF LAND.
Cortan'ng by late 672 be the NOR,
less lying ap bsig IN the Aforesaid county Soovay
The eoth side OF Cellar Creek, end .!des OF D.,
Creek The sed deed of trust authorizes the sale to
money but the =inur, (Jswes Caskie, us
s"h9i"e sale On credits the purchaser giving
bond With approved petsonai security with ust Oh
The land 70 secure the Purehne money. Poes-iou vii. be
gwen on The t day of jan with the privilege seedr.
We cot, immediately after toe sale. LEW JONES, Trustee.
NUtto~sy Cd o If2g.
The above eBaued Tract Land a. th,urht Ia he .,.
10 any tsct OF land IN the county OF Noioway. Thes
ABOUT So aeees OF Flat Lsaj, most of which b-ea
teoian-d al eon.idrsbe expense sad s oh.oe.
land. The improvements. having Euit ~ IN.
course ct y'e snd couS Of gransre batu. 20 ~
tset esehi OVERSEE. h,usc, ke house all s,, ed
There ss9 Stable, So by 2i the body .kinnd .o.s &
framed ''o! The nsto aba. good comfortable RI,
bu,d'ng' 'clsmns The Cat land and other i
esiins cd u cost 5000 dollars.
Oct. ].
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4 PETITION.
" In lee presented to the next Genera, Assem-
by, praying the passage OF u Law TO Incorporate
The Trustees of the Sni;hiield Accademy, in the
County OF Isle Of Wight.
Oct
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asA OLD AMERICAN NURSERY.
5000 Flushing, Long Island near .pe,C
9xS2S York,
Il STEPHEN +. MILLS, Proprietor.
HE Collection comprises an immense assortment
OF the choisest Fruits of our own and Foreign,
ciimes, obtained by great care and assidui.y, and
guaranteed genuine
The assortment OF ornamental trees, md flower
ing shrub plants. Dubious rooted flowers, aud
green house plants. is very full and complete, com
prising all those most calculated to CRAFTY
Many thousand grape vines Of the choisest kinds
for wine and the table, and several hundred va
rieties OF roses are Low ready for sale.
The assortment OF double daiiIias, double cal.
mellias or Japan roses. oranges, &c are such a.
cannot fai! TO give satisfaction, and all package.
are put up with the utmost care for their safety c.
preservation.
Catalogues may he had of S;r Chales Ellis
who viii receive and forward orders
STEPHEN + MILLS, SEQ.
Oct. 81. s2-u
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yInGiNIA ELMAI.E AcaDEa,Y

VIRGINIA FEMALE ACADEMY,
DoyDToN, MECRLESCUGG COUNTY.
NiiS ssk snsnia-,,cn OF t.. Students ihs Seminary,
w'sl 'on;ms.es Tueda,, Nov iS and cono u,s
.ne Our f',Ld. ami is,rops invited
teat.
s GEo = +. T nAkEE Principals.
The above 'stitutios located
IN b.ydionj tue seKt Season. wsi usual As
ist M'nday an January, !ee2 1aitouiaIs will b.. ,.ea u
future advss ti.eaieai.
CT. 81 5e-vsy
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DALI, sc.
II LIVERPOOL fll'd sacks of Sait-nspt co,tons
~@biankets, damnels. plains, oznaburgs cloths
caSsineres shot, nails, wine, porter. carihensare
bottles. tin, copper SC. for sale by
Z. s.. a. WARRICK
Oct ST. s2-,sts
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1I;O. Il. R{GGER
20 RESPECTFULLY SaGsunra- 10 L, friend. .ni II,
SPubir that be has opened that aud old
fortunate Lottery and Exchange Clee, corner If AMI St
street aus opposite ihe Eagle Hotel where he prepared
puehae all descriptions Of bank notes al III
lowest rates Of discount. - -
lie will give the highest premium fof Aaercan & yorer
S.t-"'i furnish Lottery f'okes all tae lessIIy aulhoe
completed. ~ "S -"
Tue olosi l It tie lopeIe. will be tesuj,r,
ore FCr1 The country, .cIosrg e.h or ptze ,,cx.,
Will meet with the same prompt attention II on
application 81 addressed 20
THOS II. BIGGER
0ct 81. s' N'' ~ - s~S DUG
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s,TU TION WNNTFD

! young man from the North, having a coed
knowledge Of the various branches Of Englis!.
education, together with the Latin, and being ~ ell
recommended, wishes situation teacher either
In private or public capacity; or he would be-
glad Of employment III Boook Keeping copying, o.
executing any lind of plain or Ornamental writ
ing. Refer to the Rev. Henry Keeling. or 10 Mr..
VIM. Crane Of this city line addressed to 4. NJ.
H. by mail stating situation, advantage, salary
Sc. will receive prompt st;ention.
Oct e. F2@rz
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az 50 ~. ,TYaIfon, " ss-'-'-.
e III TAKE NOTICE That sbsi1 90 Friday the M
- ds9 81 Nss oss, a. lire fsuce Arnst. ads ~ tho
esHD d Cunberans Between The hours al 10 ocloek 4, ta
ioeh"s, ans ~ the st The ran dsy proceed 10
'ese ihs dcPosn5 Of d FsOee Arasesd to be read 81,
ssH'net 20 suit ooZ 6cpenciug Superior Costt Of
Law '"' Om' ciisvs EQUITY. vth trs aud place, so
10y nsy attend u you fh.uk gr9pa. - ="
Loufs, Respectfully.
JrsSe g. fruis!cdd.
james II. .qrnrsfeQxi,
Es'ofs Fl Jsss. Il. Armi.tcsd tec
ff..,st..t
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Cd upon ;he neocssi,. OF prosecuting t"e War uni,,
they conquer Louisiana. The strong inducement,
which he holds 10 the government. is The facil
lily which il will give them Ct forcing their manu-
features into the United States, in spite Of the SO
YcrDnent.
This book il dedicated 10 Mr. Rose. The free
navigation OF the Mississippi places in their hands
this facility, which, in the opinion Of the writor,
an object ofsuch importance Is 10 justify tic con-
tinuance of the war.
Present my respects TO your colleagues, and
accept for yourself the assurance OF my high re-
narl
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YF&T % TIC vii aud ,e.ane 81 06 a Hume,
5 .esd vii he oGetsd Tor sale the highest hiader 10
rae's hs next 81 the real ard personal estate
% s.id icCehfut, v.zs
One tract Il land snsti Of the bead Branches 81
Big Failing tis n tis lower cal 81 Canpb,l county Adj
s'E a. isu9 II TAc,. Hs,eiey aud c,her and contain
nshy late survey 46j Tbis Land well adopted 70
he culture 90 tiocc1, corn, "hf- VLs
consist Of sn esH,nt da cus hosse, gooi Laa an8 sl
other nsccftlsy oct -hOuseL
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WANTED.
TO sonm.Hce as early November nert A, uo.,,bi
TEACHER TO take charge Of private School 20 c..
si.t Of IS Children ~ " -
Tie gentleman employees, must he un..e. o, ,b. L..
su-s.,, aud good EnsIh seholsr sud III, eharset, %
.PE!ieau; vii! he required faraIsh septoa6!
= hI' qIs heatoa az! ehaFsde' An s.ty application IS
tiiis place d, low price.
THO. Ii. BLOUNT,
WEI. 4. BLOUNT.
WBI. ELLISON
Watching, .. \. q. Oct. 81. So
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Eat1Uue DCpGr,mcUf,
.e... Cct05er IS. u
gSFCFO5". ~'lbe recfyed ~ tb' Eztcu,1y- f,r Ola
pufchsfe II TIE usns2pfff 10 psaacrarv. .rhoto E
rosri 20 iu'et sec vii eve in her pFp,,s!, 7.ho.
- cgoe-, WIT Il. GICHAE DS0H.
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NieIlI be tented tis is.i Of Sovsnibcr n-sf % m
~ "Fhcf h'Jts',@ LuIepsgss B.isc. nis ION H., :.
WIN 'be htgeht d fs iriis fotn ss.I bridge, f,~ ~
t,o''"'. ~ T!iE COAGts sfONi ~.
'r''5 ''"-is Ar--sH
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JAMES Rit Ek LAND FOR SALE.
fEN v,,ue Of Deed III riust executed 10 III.
"a by VIM Moon, bearing dste the 4h oay Ayar. e2s
su auiy ee1'ded ia the coIGy 81 Aiben srie
purpose OF securing certain Of Gnney Wood
heis tientOned shalt proceed the nisn-,
nadef' eady moneys ts ft,t door of Mr Noes Gavetn
~ the io"n Seo'Tic On Thursday tue 9Th day OF
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Fost Muster Osncrak,
Bit will convey the Mad on Post Route, So.---S viz
".si 70 - IN TIA yeai!y compensation dolars.
The H'ddsf wHtstse such improvements "a p,..,r,
eve, Z" bnn ~ ~ Stare vi be proper him TO sy
Sc he should distinctly dse, ihs number the route s,,
utt only te number bu, The b. siunios u. liza
ihoud also clearly state his re,idenee, the Stste G T
which he yts u! be be not contractors he must accom-
''sy biz his. ny suiisbi' 'ecom 1'erdi'iVp,.
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TRACT OF LAND

Ly'os on lame RIVER, just above the OF Sco,,v,
CONTAINING e55 ae'es, (oi whio Is3 "a aotes Jsu-
m'. hot9I) beng t.e Tsc VI Land purehs.s by w :.
Ueon o. John Scott THIS i. very yeiusbe produs
eS ss' Estate aHd vel worthy Of tie
di'posei 10 rurcheIs such property.
Ala Vt or parcel OF Ground, Containing half Of 81
acre. Adjoining the Town uf 6eott,yle aud On which stand.
tobacco sseiter i0Oti. length
hi;o, the following slaves, 10 witt Pen Doh Jim, Jacob
ney, Fanny tue younger Re Harriet aud Hsry or so ns
'e eot as sai be produced to Us "a the day OF
h!so the whole stock OF the said eon,pti-
lead Of hot'e--52 cattle 90 shesp and 60 hoE,; Oh. a.
secured snd growing the iud of hs WIN. Moon;
geiher with all the household eHi tchcn and
uon utensils Of SAID ACon or ssch p,ou thereof, is
ete,s 10 US on the dsy cf .Ale.
We .Eali convey title ouly, as vested IN ~. b n
Deed Of Csusi uaies wh.eh sci.rs
C2.as. Coke.
Geo. III. Payne,
Trustees
VI f3-yid.
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NEEHAS committed @ the Nd 81 the county ~ href6e
~ % ~ -'ih dog Of JHy VAT, a. Huuawsy % reo
n'n 'eh tanis sryW ~ yrff Of sec, tfcrf fnshss s!
eghis Sh c0iYf brown fi IS cg who fsy e hr'org,
60 man ~ thc h'n'e IT I,Hp WHiau tkst h. fsesWsy
rom hin "f n' w. way Q" Teshcssse, tst 40 sn coo.
mHish S"ue 4frei'es coat, SUI par white eo.t n
psna0onf nod ECO old Black bet The 81 ,a,d ye !.
ttqv'ttd Z" roe prres, ray 81 lsysl charge fskt him
awsy, o. he ~ he dealt @ih tceoidag to Inv.
Oe'S fS-"i2"' ). L. GcoDE, Jei,r.
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One tF irsci ahor -" rii,s shove Zoe before ~ ned
7t situated nu both stcs ~ the tit lead, from
ishn1rt t. l9ncohu-s' aud chou - miles ,m the latter
pii cor1inm- ~ se survey Dos actr o. this pisce
boue Of ifieate titftsnmcf ksrf Tor pte.f
yeaf7, rrrerrg called Hnn'lrs t1yein. THE hairrs "
81 tnisns 81 isseh ~ any bsi"ssH l. gshbufK Fie
au 10y Hfs'5e' h.wthyi sud tIohen hf,iisr, p,n A.
~ .. sis1o''e'ca'e 'hstr, toss, cope Of con- oJer,
Terns, One fou'h &c d,s purchase money f ihe l,re
WI 10 required = iie mt 81 ssiD; fog ue haa,e eel
90 one go" ah '"se Yee.s Ni DC giytu the rurit ss
tzceuuc bond s'i'l lrpfgytd security sl o deed ~ nfoi
Tue i."n to ifc"e zoe rf'mrnt crrta ~ tr.e 1nta
wan aTrtoSrd se'ny The terms ct ssle Of de ,iss
. pf'PsiiY VA ~, mtde sonsn cu thc day 81 .sie.
ELLIS HUNTER. T.,iors crf,ctf
/ ROBERT HUNTER, Hunter DECD.
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TRUST SIZE

JUN Il A HIM
(3O be Coniingtei.l
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WHERE ~ NY LOVER 20

Sung by IWrs. RrigAt.
Who're h my Iovrri cnn any Que tell.
Whrrr IL lac ro,s!
He nvcs with ~anatlprr, ! know very we'll.
Aud / I'M an afi,lr>!
] know Tint fn,wn'd when ! arni him away,
And I ordered linn ns To come n~s, mr. d, dav.
BUt then I'd M mii,a that hc wou!d o,ey
vvisofe b lie gyines
I0l surr that va girls don't mean hnlf thai MA sv
oh. l am alone!
Where h nv lever! Oh bvinR him II me.
WIerr is he gone!
i wss ~ awarc how dktrrsing twWlld no
Tht> ~ I've i,lOue?
They say Tint " Mary vny presents he hsinga,
They say iImi he smiles when far lsabci sings
'rs lia'n that this Cupid has two pair of wings
Wher n he g,ne?
On! has 1--we aud mins, aw different things.
Oh. an all alone!
Bid HIN come hack to me like n gopd man,
ar Where ~ l. gsnte
And | viii rec-ive linn with sni~s-1T can,
The l nun NIL al0ae
Rut do bua tHsnnii him To think that I pine
Tell him that n,any men call nw divine:
You camso, mistake biin his form h ~ hne
Where b. he gone!
They say tlni hrs eyes are the image Of mine,
: But ! MN NIL sion~!"
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MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS

M THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
EFT Is obvious, TINT ms writing executed with common INK
n may be discharged by the application ofo~ mnriat of lime,
oxaiic, and other strong acids, Il very dangerous power IL
Possessed by evil disposed persons, for eAtcting any altera-
tion TINT suits Their parpoee, either IN snn. number, date, or
Endorsements; therefore very respectfully submit fr the in
specton oftt,e public In general, specimens Of VIM NJ. Ev-
Ass' Patent Checks, Drafts, sc. for preventing frauds By
alterations -! ! trust TIM, a reference To the annexed Ger.
tiicates will satisfy the pablo Of the advantages Ia he derived
by lis adoption
The Joto1ing is a certificate from John D'JVolG, Jr. Esq.
Professor If Chemistry ia BrorR University.
A1er making n number ofex perimeuts on the engravings
of VIM. NJ. Evans piten, Checks, SC. intended Ia prevent
certain fraudulent practices on Bank Checks, Notes, Bills Of
Exchange, Sc. ! aih satisfied that his plan will meet the pur
pose proposed, and Is worthy of patronage.
JOHN D'WOLF, Jr.
Providence, May 20, 1923.
Certificate Of DR.. Robert Hare, Trofsssor Of Chemistry,
in Ms University OF Pennsylvania.
] do hereby certify. that | have attentively considered the
method adopted by Mr.. VIM. NJ. Evans, 10 prevent frauds
aud fnrgeries, in the alteration of Checks and other instm-
ments, and I am Of opinion, that by adopting the plan that
he has proposed, a great obstacle IL thrown in the way Of
fraudulent alterations, aud the public security against forgery
6 enhanced. (SignedD ROBERT HARE.
Philadelphia, Oct. nd, ls27.
Pwn~sory Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Bank Checks,
&c. &c. either unbound, ~ bMnd in books of various sizes,
as may be required can he seen by applying 70
81. DEWEY,
agent for the Nen-EagidRd States,
Sept "a. No. 81, Market Street. Pnvidence, II. I.
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THE WIFE.

elSe Hang lier white arms nmnd him-tlou art all
hat thr pns hear can cling Io."-
could have m d ,nisfo rune's tide, E.
Aud hume the rich oie's sheer
Have bav'd the naughty glance d pride,
NW rlwsIa single tear
csald have smil'd on every hlow
FrOm Lilies dun qulver uinrwn,
While ! might gaze on thee, and know
wssild mt b., alone.
I coald-I think 7 could, have brook'd
Ecu fs y time, that thou
JPN my fadinv fsce had iss'k'd
With les of Lave than now I;
For then, ! should ri isast lr,vr feit
The SWEET hope sill my own,
To win thee back-nnd wliiA thou dwet
On Earth, nat been aioae-
but Thus to SEE, from day IN day,
Thy bri-ht'uing eye and check,
And witch thy life sands waste away
umtumber'd, slowly, meek -
To meet thy smile of tenderness,
And entrh The feeble tone
on kindness ever bseuthed Ia bless,
Aud Gel. III he Alone
To mark thy strength each hour decay,
And yet thy hopes grow stronger,
A. flied with h-nven- ward tsus, they soy,
Earth may iva claim tbce longer:'
Nay, dearest tis tho m~ucl-this heart
Must hrenk when III ~ nrt eone ;
IL must mot is, we may not pan,
cuusd nat i've alone!
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FAMILY BREAD.

VVHE s~nbscrIber would inform his friends and the public
in general, that he has taken the Bake House formerly
occupied by Nj. s. y. Galdner, between Nos. i3 and iUo,
North Main street, where he intends Ia carry ON the Baking
business, In all lis various branches, and where may be had,
at any hour oft day, the following kinds Of Bread, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar aud MoIasses Gingerbread, hard and soh
Crackers, Sugar DO, Ia new aricIe,) New York do. Ship
and Pilot Tread, sagu and Muassses Cookies; Buns Tea
Musk, &c. &c.
ALSO, tor sale as above, at retail, Fianr, of tire first quality
Stores and families, AT any pan Of the town, may I've sup
Piled from his car, with any OF the above articles.
N. II. The sulsscri,rr would here state, for the gratihca-
tion If the curious, that all the above named kinds ii Bread,
Oct4 WILLIAM OK.
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Atom tAs .asD-Eagisad Wsskiy Rsgisp.

r.rITU TO -.
Yea indy, thou will die.-1lmt Up of snow
Aud that pal, I,s'w fuSetell Thy enry lof
erhe wing ofdenfh b Ger thee thou wilt 90
Whese brckcn hearts and bIieht-d flowers arc noa.
ThsG aa lao ipautiiuI Ia finger where
Tbs minbow ~brigitens hut 10 melt away,
And tho sweet srnds thsf wander an The ais,
but swcIl thr drge u souow and dscny.
Yu shou will is.-Thy spirit spon will Isavs
Thk dull eoi exile fs NJ pAsce on high,
: Ash Me \ bright chad an = sumuSese eve,
Akek Va us siecpss gloves ~ uso sky
TIP harsss ~n b. wasse l,uef skirs sse slsssed
In hhgttef sseaar ind iove'p undylng b,vvem,
|. As1 phess ne winds ~ rum Deves p1sssd,
-. kes ~~eDssss srnbsd sosnd rssssou's swsssess aewsp.
An. ssrl viii dis-apd I shaii iinsss hew,
= Whsn ~ the lie~s us ~ tbe han are ned.
Te muns on lire. ard mum with bSiss tss
IL cold. ihs 10, he b~s~utlui, ,is dad
- - M sam w tossslisrss dcpan,
u Thy psenpsy afu. srvsd IN d~~sp~nSne ebssa,
WI siss scss tbs fuisss mp i~ssS
- y hHs Ne d. ~ - nAssis tsub.
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TIL 4 PALM TREE.
BY Mrs.. Hemans.


n wsv'd not through m Eastern sky,
Dss'ie . iouIt al Anaby
Wa n"s fsnnh by . ~som,iern bscrxe
In some green Isle uf Indian sens,
k,r lid In graceful shadow s!eep
Der stream ut Afro lone and dsp.
But fir the exil'd Pain tree grcw
,Mti-s iniiagr al M kinsl,~d hue ;
Yhr ugh Tie la,urntr0's popping g.Ad
Risr Tie YgiIt shah II orirni msanlL,
And Europr's ~vhpl~is, family swrrs,
Purpi~d Tie mons bsds nj Ia Icst.
Strange ,csk'd 10 ther" the W How strand
Wbcrr siIvrry Waters NEAR II kiram'd;
Tie inin-Iough lun-d The liopey boo &.
10 tsuriIrrf hy ii~ i,eser's free.
And shower u snuwy roses mado
\ lwssre in IL fan-like slade.
Th~r~ came al ave of fraivn banss-
MI music hiPd that gsr,.ens h,wemt
I%nipe, tliat frin Towering hrnnci,cs Iiang.
IN sparks "f dew All c,.lOsu flung,
And bright fosms glanced q fairy show
Updsr the b"~soaIs IN and fro.
pu' ooo, \ lone one, ',nhist the thrcns,
Scmd reck''ss cf all dnncc az sons
10 wass yWiili III uusky fBriu,
Ehsseoa Tho iDAtnn sin had b~-n,
81 ersrsrsi bs0w, and hing black hair
a stranger. like the po''n tree, tbcrs.
And slowly. s,dly, NV u lis pinrn~s,
oiutcHng aihwau the lsniy gksassi
fe psss'' the pale green olives by,
Nor won Tie chcsi. NJ -ikaSrss lin sye;
Bni wlirn b. thai sole Palm te came.
Tlsen rhsta rapture through his fianse!
To h'ni, In him. lie rushing spoke,
The riiciicr ~ his s,ul n br Ike!
- whisJTr'd uf is osvn isigia isle,
That III tie ,rean " iih a smile
Az, t' his ear that native lime,
Had sorsSs'hins rs the zen waves man!
us mnahes's rsbin bane, that lay
Nhra ie.thery c'raas ftinged tie hay
Thr d shing u his brcihren's or,
Thn co'icl, n,ae heard along the shore -
An il'rsssb hi wlkrniWg Iss4nn swept:
lie cL~p'd lis county's tree mnd w"pt!
Oh! sc"rn him MOI 1.-The strength, whereby
The Iraiiha yirts himself To die,
Tn uneooTncraiie power, which fills
The trce'uan battling On ms hills,
Tls.se q - one inuninin decp md eIeav-
Jle sa'ne whence g,isbh that chid like tear!
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rws n,sHs.AsD uUNrsa,s ossoxAca


ggi awake h Nv ssoss
Wy sAsais fl,an's live ~fusneals,
~ Achars' . 0sSsIy slsOso,
az hen,ci,'s hlw;s m4rpnlst.-
M ss,se wake iusr souul
IN tiss tsuniesN uSd begiv;
Ycr in Deaths marrow nsuand
LIS my huvrt OIu-Dsusg l.In
uvw "a lrs dat horn
To sss class hsdssd hrs coming,
Afs isB iiast tNoAk ,f sB.ss.
Ire The bes sai<ud 10 iiununing
Esr tisr mid. ii,iis, " iu.ss,
To sh- -iwsIa was w~Wdins.-
While nsch si,my al Ito wood
10 the dew d"'ps was so'd'"g.
WAN thc k,I frusn Ihc Shade
" Tie p nc W.ssi was pr~piug
VIE. Ire dr~r tim,sigI, the gL,ie
Ia The sfry da~n was rssngj
When iie n,iJ u iis- hi.b
tpsn ur ~tl..- sisa WAS Lying;
Aud uo ,vund-savel the riis
And Tie " I'D Ls~cz-- .igiing-
1hwn-ul, tisa--thr CIR cry
~ las desp iny my tsssx,e,
fros' her q, rsr ,ai high
iiVw u slutIed te rtg.el
k.ss ed The slsg ffUsa his Iest
Ia iIse glen al gree" hG,ckrn-
But no iupv IN hand an Il
Coslantscai shall wakea.
AZ INV nia, hrs D. nnds
La lie pltd.rk liz Idle,
And tile steesIs ruain hs hxltSls
Unre,ts .invd by ,im lYiile
Tia' proud pi.",~h msy tiow,
Hut III ,,ass sil,ii maj cheer him
O'rF M, bTtssst ti,c brown nH
May tssp Wild and MT tear him!
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THOMAS NJ. PARKER,

INFANCY and Windsor Chair Painter, respectfully inform,
N the public that he has taken the shop IL occupied
by Rhodes Il. Allen, M Mathew souareet, the third door from
Wrslnin.,er street, where he will lie happy to receive any ~
der ia hi line Of business. Having procured the be1 at stock
he hopes by Punciua!hy and d"i"p ms work in a wolkmsnl'ks
manner. to m.Iii hs siai G of The public pat
ON HAND,
Large high bs'k Rocking Chairs, well finished; Children
Dining and small rocking Chairs, cheap for Cash.
No, eni,r n. j. um,
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n rs hereby given, that all accounts belonging tn the late
n firm OF w. 4 4. HENRY, IRE left with fi0raiio G. iiud-
son, for collection n, who is hereby duly authorised tn receive
and receipt for the sumo. WILLIAM HENRY, r.
THOMAS HENRY.
N. ID. All persons indelaed as above are requested 70 mako
immediate p lynent TO tic subscriber. ....
Nov Il HORATIO G.. HUDSON.
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DRY q AT COST.

SEvIIE su,~cIiLer determined on clcs,ug his stock of Dry
4 Goods the present year, VIII sell Them nj cost 6r
only. Persons In want Ut staple m Fancy Clouds
cannot fail Of finding bargains by calling al IS, Westminstes
A. Il. Il. SMITH.
Nov %
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FRENCH CURLS.

HUST' received by the subscriber NJ No. 25, Market a.
~ a good assortment Of French Cntls, Puhs, and Frizettes,
ut the most I siiuabie kinds and warranted Of superior
quality.
Also, a new supply of large and small Tortoise Shells
Combs. EDWARD +. MILLER.
Nav % I'm t.H'
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V PRINTING PRESS.

EHIE subscriber having %simp.iied and improved his
a Printing Presses, now offers them NJ reduced prices,
~Imp'riai, S2Ao, superroyai, s2l0, and Royal, $40,
aud warrants them for the term 1T one year. The alteration
principally in the manner Of applying the power to the
main levers. JOHN 1. WELLS.
Hartford, Nov. IS, 1893. 3w
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TO LET,

fEWaA A House consisting Of five god roons and n
lMEsrm good cellar, with y never fniIing well II good
-a-4. -ot water, and a large lot of land, well fenced
,n-ali ~ complete repar-siiuated In the Nortl, p'r of the
town. For furi,er particulars Inquire at No 81. south
Water street. Nov 20
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
T. "a A NJ n "a II DIVE ..

Coach, CHy4ISE, mi SGN FAINTER,
INFORMS the citizens Of Providence and L. vicinity, tina
4 he has established himself In Providence, in the building
street, aud No. :, sOnth Orage-street, where he carries on
the above business in all its branches. Having had along ex
perience in the business. he trusts that he will ne enabledt q
give entire satisfaction othose who may he pleased 10 en-
Ploy him. Carriages, Cliaises, sc. reprinted ut short notice
and on the most accommodating terms. 'Aprl2