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had borne up under their pressure, and
rallied not against God. But this blow
was too deadening-he heard the It'd
ings with a wild and bewildered brain
the hand of'ch hastsement had fallen too
heavily on his old age-and like Job, he
was at last overcome. The aged father
fell senselcss On the hard floor, and re-
NAMED without motion for long time,
while the good Martha stood over him
bathing his cold forehead and ejaculat-
ing prayers for his restoration.
In a little time the party from the
mansion house arrived at the white cot
lage. The servants had explored every
part ofthe ncighborhood, and enquired
at every house, but could obtain no in
formation. All was doubt, uncertainty
and apprehension. The morning and
evening passed, and darkness came on,
but brought 10 hope, and no solution to
the mystery.
The next morning dawned on the
white cottage and its inmates, alter n
slcepless and disconsoate night; and the
sun that was wont to shine so brightly
on that dwelling, looked down unnoticcd
on its ioyless Inhabitants. Weeks passed
away, but the noise of weeping was not
hushed therein. The angel of death
laid his cold hand on the childless fat
ther, and Abraham Lee went down with
sorrow to the grave. The aged parent
was broken, like blasted reed, under
the pressure of that caIamity-the dirge
Of sorrow was sung over his remains
dust went to dust---and the white cot
tage, once so glad with the sound of JOY
was now deserted, and left lonely, silent
and tenantlcss!
The remainder in nert Saturdays paper. j
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8t Court Of Irojate hOden whin and for the Torn of
Proridonc6 on The l8th day Of .4u rust A. d. 1929
IN application of BETsEy ANGELL, widow of Nche-
" mnh Ange late deceased, for Letters of Adanislra
ton on the site Of said dcceaSed IS ordered That The
consideration thereof be referred Monday, the list day Of
september next, al o'clock T. NJ and that previous notice
the Literary Cadet) all persons interested TO appear nt
That that Ume and be heard. -
true copy: Witness,
August 3D. NATHAN w. JACKSON Clerk
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FRESH GOODS.

E ARVEY CLARK, No. ~, North Main street, will
u y open this morning. lot OF DRY GOODS, purchased
IN Boston, the present week, which he will sell at such
prices as cannot fail Of giving satfactn 10 customers;
among which are-
Black blue, steel mixed, olive and bottle green Prond.
clns-Cnssncres CaicoCs; black India Ievantne Silks;
pin ard figured jicone and Swiss Mnslins; Camtrrs:
gnze landkerciefs; Belt Ribbons; black bobine, Veil.
ladies' and genemen's beaver and horse skin Gloves;
wusicd and COTTON ilose; Irish Linens; imitation iIandke
Chiefs Vaencl Shawis; Bathie Handkerchief, &c, nc
". u. On baRd-Ready made Clohing. ANY Cloths
CaSimcrcs, &c. sold by tic subscriber will be made In The
hest manner, and nj short notice, f requested
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TO BE SOLD,

hNE Of The best Water Privileges in New-Engand In
~ Chaplin, lately Mansfield, adjoining Wldam in
Connecticut, ON the Naclinug River
Ihete aie Two honses and onbudings, and about 100
acres OF L1nd-a Grist Mill, with burr stones new Saw
MN, NC There were Iron Works also which have been
discontinued. The water can be taken OUT of the river and
used TO great extent the situation Is favorable and land
"ols The Dam Is in great part Of natural rock, and Is
hol tho1GM liable 10 much injury from fresheis.
ihey are commonly called ioward's Mills, and will he
ald with more o less land extensive credit. Apply 20
JOHN WELLiS, Boston, JApEZ CLARK, Wind.
ham, Connecticut August Do
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LARCHAR e. HATCH

AVE received, of their importation, n superior
Ell assortment of ofBROADCLOrllS and CASSIMERES,
OF me texture and beautiful finish, among which are-Jet
m buc hnck, black, brown, olive and mixed Clolis-steel
mXcd, dIaD, lawn drab, blue and black Cassileres.
, On Hand suitable for tie present Season,
scersuckers, Nankins, Jeans Rouen Cnssineres Boma
znes &c NC large assortment of Valencia Marsoles
ana SIX 'catings; silk and cotton Umbrellas S,speders
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravas and IIandkerchieis.
also,
~ general assortment Of ready made Cotng such rs
tUs, rnhtoon, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, shirt Collars, &C.
few blue, black and mixed Broadcloh Coats which will
he sold al first cost.
Al IN want of any of the above articles will do well
o''' ~ NO o, MarKetscuare July 1870
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POETRY.
FOR THE CADET.

FOR THE CADET
That parting glance. see yet
Beneath thusc clustering locks of Jet
Those silken locks, that sweety iow,
Upon thy fair, and noble brow;
There Is n sweet and gIad'ning look,
That e'en has JOY, the heart fssook,
That hushing eye, can cheer Its grief
It's soothing language brings relief
But thy last look-spoke not the bliss,
Of pure, unmingled happiness;
o. have seen the grief-worn cheek,
Have heard the voice Of pity speak;
But o'er thy brow that pensive hue,
win never vanish from my view;
But like vision Of the past,
Wnh clouds, and sunshine overcast,
WIN dwell forever In my heart,
TIL every earthly thought depart
rhou'rt gone. Thy home Is now obc,
Afar, across the lone blue sea
Forgive the tears t,at on will now,
We never more may meet below
Dnt Tho my path 5e strewcd with flowers,
My home, 'm,is, pleasures fairy bowers,
That parting glance, can forget
Beneath those clustering locks of yet! E.
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pROpOSA1S

NVyLL he received at the POST Office Department. fos
w carrying Mails Of the United States on the following
Poroutes in the States Of Connecticut, Rhode Island Mas.
.achuet Vermont New Hampshire and Maine until the 20A
day Of October, inclusive.
356. From Providence, by Darlington Warren, Bristol and
Portsmouth, to Newport % miles sx times week
Leave Providence every day, except Sunday, al q. NJ
and arrive at Newport by 4 p. M.
Leave Newport every day except Sunday at a. M and
a5,. From Providence, by PaSase. WARWICK Fulng Mill,
East Greenwich Wexford, aud Little Rest,'O Kns'toni
twice a week.
Leave Providence every Wednesday und Saturday, at m
and arrive at Kingston by p. ~.
Lenve Kingston every tuesday and Friday at a. m. and
a5a FromProvidence, by Fall River, to New Bedford once
aweek.
Leave Providence every Tuesday at and arrive al
New Bedford by ? ?. m.
Leave New Bedford every "Wednesday at a. and arrive
at Providence by 8. ,.
$50 From New London Conn. by Groton, Mystic sloning
ton Westerly, RI ch.rleslown and Little Rest or
Leave New London every Tuesday and Thursday al
and arrive at Newporlhe the next days by noon.
Leave Newport every Tuesday and THURSDAY ID at 10 q"
CO. From Providence by Pawucke Rehoboth and Seekonk,
to Taunton, thrice week.
Leave Providence every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday,
Leave Taunton every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
3G From New London Conn. by Mystic River North son-
nson, Iopkinou. Richmond, Pnehi in Exeter, Cen
Leave New London every wednesday and Friday m
and arrive at Providence by 7p, n.
Leave every Thursday and Saturday ut a. m. and
arrive at New London by p. IN.
362 From Providence by North ctuate, North Foster, kl
lingy Genre, Poniret Landing, Arlington, Ashford,
Msnsfed Coventry, Manchester and East Hartford, 10
Hartford, thrice week.
Leave Providence every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at 5 a. M. and arrive at Hartford by p. n.
Leave Hartford every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
a. IN. aud arrive at Providence by 5 p. ~.
$685. From Providence, by South Foxter, South KinsIy,
Brooklyn, Hampton, Windham, Wimantic, South
Coventry, Coventry Manchester and East Hartford 10
Hartford, thrice week.
Leave Providence every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 5 a. M. aud arrive at Hartford by 5 p. M.
Leave Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at
5a. m. and arrive at Providence by 8 p. m.
3ji From Providence, by Greenve Chepachet Kingly,
Cotton Factory and West Pomfret, once week, 81
miles.
Leave Providence every Saturday and arive a.
Pomret by 6 p.
Leave PomGo every Friday a. aud arrive at Provi-
dence by p. M.
$685. From Providence by Rehoboh Village Taunton once
week.
Leave Providence every Tuesday at m. and arrive at
Taunton by noon.
Leave Taunton every wednesday al a. and arrive AZ
Providence by noon.
3dG. From Little Rest South Kingston, by Mumfords Mills
llopknton North Stuningon, Con. and Preston, to
Norwich, Con. once weeh ~ miles,
Leave Little Rest every "Wednesday and arrive al
Norwich by p N.
Leave Norwich every Thursday nj a. NJ and arrive AZ
Little Rest by p.
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BELhEpUE HOTEL, NEWPORT, (R.L)

BELLEPUE HOTEL, NEWPORT, (R.I)
FE'HE Public are respectfully informed that the NEW HO-
TEL IN this town, will be opened ON the st Of July,
under The snentendance of Mr. r. RouILLARp, an expe-
ronccd Landlord who will himself TO give satisfaction.
In addition to the Table Hote, private Dinner and Sup
at all hours
Ibe Bar viii bo furnished with the best of Wines and
pccable Tavems.
The READING Room win contain the New.York Bos
tom Providence, and Washington, and some other Southern
aud Eastern papers.
BoAeD reasonable terms furnished by the day, week
or yen-The Beds, and Hair Mattresses, entirely new
Newport, June 1S
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

IIIIINNNN ". L. NTCE,
G.lCOfCH, CH4ISE, md SIGN P.ffN'TER,
INFORMS ie citizens Of Providence and t. vicinity that
he has established himself in Providence, in the building
esss moses ana Samuel Guild in Of Wcybosset-
street, and No. 9 South Oage street where he carries
me above business in all its branches. Having had along ex
efence IN The business, he trusts that he will be enabledt
ee entire satisfaction to those who may be pleased em
Pny hn Carriages, Clses, &c. repanted at short notice
ana on The most accommodating terms. If Aprii .
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. UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Ei.t;A TIMOTHY Il. REDMOND informs his friend
5-sm ard The mblc that hc has reorencd his establish.
1919 ncnt, No. rs, ls0 Pearl street, and No. lia on
NaersiTect, city of New York, aud invites them renew
thor patronage. generous community here have wei
cood him back 10 his ACCUSTOMED labor Ia their Service and
e hopes hu travellers win unite with the rspo table citi
zens oi this city, IN bestowing him their encouragement
ana indemnity as Ear as may be Tor the wrongs lac has suf
ieroi beyond the power of jury % redress.
Wis household In ORDER and his accustomed alil-
dlnce hnd vcCs, In the aIdcr and cellar will be provd-
cd rs before his unparalleled persecution.
New-Nork, nilroh 10 6m
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WINES. &c.

&AIM. WALL, No. l3 South Main street, has jus re.
Wv ceved 25 boxes Caret Wine, equal or superior to
any article of the kind ever offered in this Market,
80 do Muscatel,
300 bushels soft shelled Almonds,
Fresh Salad Oil, Capers, Olives, &c.
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1.-THE bidder will state such Improvements as pre,cra
themselves TO him. if in stage, will be proper for him to
say So lie should distinctly state the number Of the route
and not only the numbcr hut the beginning and end Of He
should also clearly state his residence the State and Town
IN which he lyc II he be not contractor, he accom-.
Pany his bids by suitable recommendation.
Augut2. 1awI2w
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST hECEit v ED,
GtONTRAST-A new Novel, by Regina Maria Roche
author of the Children of the Abbey SIC. sc. Histor
cal Scenes 10 the United states, illustrated by Numerous en-
cravings for chidrenSeventy five Receipts for Pssrv
Cakes and swcemeais; by Lady of Phladepha. Sketch
es, ty N. L. Wi---ior sale by A. 4. BECKW ITU
Angus, ~
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". +. RUM.
- -, Bbls New Eng,nd Rum landing from doom We.
~sB nus-fH sole by GEO. 4. RATHBOSE.
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JoHN MLEAN.
Postmaster General
SIR: will convey the Mail on Post Route No. -, vix
from - TO -, for the yearly compensation Of -
dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26
Mattawoman Fishery for Sale

VNHE subscriber offers for sale, that well KNOW"
l. cry and the Farm attached to it, at the mo.g
Msttawonan Creek on the Potomac River, ~ l. ,
county, Maryland, Of which he is the proP'e5yS l
This is the first Herring Fishery on the river, ANU 1
are also taken at it in considerable quantities
land and water custom both very cxte is"e AZ,
creasing annually. The Improvements consH q.
large brick dwelling, salt and store houses i'Ds,
the accommodation of the hands, and sheds oI ''' 90
fish, with watts and stands sufficient to cohs'" o-
time three thousand barrels There can be PU' "
thsshore with ease, ten thousand barrels IN SEA-.
The apparatus consists of two large SCENES, i,-
peror boat, capstans of the most improT ed kih"'
for lighting the shore, and every other conveme"s
be found on the best establishments; all ID 'o n.
order The improvements have bee' MADE o. ~,
apparatus constructed within the last tour ''y
every thingis of the best materials The eNPe..
on this shore, has been n thatt upwards u
thousand dollars. ~ -,,,, y
This Fishery has produced, eiearJ an '" Ln ,tre.
Da,,ses as wilappear from his books, Tor '.e ,s
years, when iished by him in person. an interest," Pc
mum on upwards of thirty thousand dohv1 I'm ,,rs,
The tract ofland adj Joining, contains apou' " n /
al firstrate river low grounds-more tna ar, re-
has been MANFRED to produce ten barreso, ,orr,.
acre and every year, one third part mgh.c IT,, level
from the offall of the shore-It lies beshin"t ,a,
and there is about loacres Of reclaimed zoo 5arf
To nut down in grass The farm IS gopdio, - Z
ofrorn and from 300 to 1000 bushels Of
hogsheads of tobacco per annum: e., 9th.
iiavngremovedp permanently, from that TaF n,cSy
country, will now be sold for little n'orei"1" I'm.
al costofh improvements The most reaso". ,ur,,s.
WILDE given on the payments, provided the' P'
atyis well secured 80. !. uiUGi
Shouldit not be disposed Of prevIous's' ~
I again in person, the coming season ,;,ec,edr
Letters, seekngany further information, InJ gni
him At Port Tobacco, Charles county, ma Sara ".
the fst of May, and afterwards to williamson
rinia, will meet prompt ttention. VASES
march 2-lawtf
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Groceries.

I INDS AY, HILL & co. offer he following articles
IL for s,lc. on accommodating terms, viz
New Orleans an, st. CroN sugar IN hhds and bbls
Jamaica, st. Croix, and y. T.. rum, IN do do
Holland and Country gin in pipes and bbls.
Cognac brandy IN pipes
MADEIRA, Port, -cotto Sherry, and sweet Malaga
VINE, in quarter and half quarter casks
Old and common whskey III barrels
London porter, in casks of7 dozen each
Claret in boxc, of one dozen each
n. ORE ans and W India ,aSSes, in hhds & bbIs
Gunpowder Imperial, and Tyson tea, IN chests
half chests, and ID boxes
Rio, Porto Rico, and ST. Domingo coffee, in bags
Ground alum and fac salt in bulk and sacks
Shsd, gross and nett herrngs
Mess and prime pork, y. York city inspection
Raisns, in kegs, boxes and half boxes
Sweet oil in bottles and h.,-ks
New Cheese in boxes, demo gals. each
Letter and low priced writing paper
Sperm. candles, pimento pepper, nuimegs
Cloves, prunes, indigo, srmstone, copperas
Starch, pipes, powder and shot
Race ard ground ginger, tobacco, snuff, and Span
sh segars
ALso-l ton blstered steel. and 50 kegs white lead in
kegs of > lbs. each
Alevqn l-ip aug "a
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Another fresh supply of
DRY GOODS,

TVNHE arrival OF the Schooner Numa, has nm, =.
L subscribers in possession of many desirable Co.,.
among which are
50 ps striped and plaid oil prints, some more elrr.
than any that have been offered in mark, ~.
season
50 ps. superior calicoes, some new style and beaua
ful patterns
I case blk and white calicoes
3 do straw A ITS, extra fine and very white
9 do do bonnels do do
Coloured worsted hose; Se"gis
Crimson and blue worsted narage
10 and mazarine blue sati2
Blue e black gross de naples, very superior qu,l,,
Gre en- and blk tabbv velyets
Marino fringes; Sail duck
Superior guilt coat and vest buttons
so ps grey, steel mixed and blue satinetts
They have received BY every arrival from New
York, since they opened, fresh supplies, AM Shan
continue doing so, such articles as may be requr5
for this market.
Their goods are always selected with the creates.
care and certainly under the most advan,ageor, en-,
cumstances. They pledge themselves at all tine, 10
offer as good bargains any other house in the d.,
trict.
dec 49, KYLE ! DAWSON
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ONspeNsia.

.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by that in
IL faliibe test Of truth, experience, the most eff
fccual medicine offered in any country, for the
cure ofall those derange. states of the digestive
CANS, ienominated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGESTION,
which frequently makes appearance in the most com
picated forms, such loss ofappette, sickness at the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting belching up Of
ter which issometimes tasteess, but most commonly
sour kn,wng in the stomach, heart burn costiv S.
paeness fthe countenance, anguor, lowness Of the
spirits paptation of the heart, vertigo and disturbed
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms variesin differ.
ent patients, by some being felt only parts, while
others, have additional ones, equally disagreeable
such pains NTH head and breast 4tule
emaciaton, wasting ofthe whole body, with grea,
weak particularly ofthe legs. These pills will
most efectually remove allsourness Of the stomach
not merely by interchangeable acid but by correcting
that morbid state ofthe secretons which give rise to
it; and at the time will restore to the debtated
organs of digestion that tone and vgor which is abso
lutely necessary tothe well being Of the animal
omy The best proof of their efficacy is, that they
are prescribed by many the first physicians, and us
ed by the most intelligent families throughout the u
nion
The above valuable remedy issold by f. STABLER
& SON, Alexandra, who agents for the Manufac
turer by n. Jewett, Washington City, and BY most of
the Druggists throughout the United States, sold also
wholesale, BY o. XIV. Hull, Druggists, New York.
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Di,trict Of Uosuulbia-ro wit.
Nc U nod States "a Nmer

The United States Of Nmerica-Lijtilanfs
AGAINST
One set Of Tea China and sundry pssrooysnjQ
pieces of Liverpool Ware
Dat remembered, that Thomas Swami, Esq VI
I'D ornev for the United States for the District OF
Cannbia hath exhibited libel in the district Court
OF sid District. alleging that On the day of
in the wear 827, ne set of Tea China and part of
d ans set Il liverpool Ware have been imported m
to the United StateS-to wjt at the fort Of Alexan
tir,a in a certain brig called 'rhr Cumberland" to
W e~eof Thomas Patterson was master; that the
sad China anl liverpool Ware, were not included IN
the repU I, ir,ntet aud eur, made with the CO'lec
tor e sad port TN which M ans the same became
fort, / 10 Uut ii tate, md seed by the Col
hector aIreSad Al persons having right, title or IN
ters IA ~ 10 tn SAID CHA, AMI erpool Ware, are
cited n adnl lsh 10 appear At the Court House in
Alexandra he hr,t Monday IN March next, to hear
and an lie b, and perform al such judicial acts as are
by Law required to be done IN the premises
reste EDsi. LEE, C.
fen
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Fall Goods.
GEORGE 5. HOVGW

rs now opening an extensive assortment OF seasons'
l. BILE goods, viz
Blue, black, bottlegreen, olive and steel mixed cloths
Rlue, drab and avariety of mixed casslmeres
Super and common rose blankets
A few l}.4 domestic blankets, superior article
Point blankets of all sizes, some superior
Red, scarlet, black, green, yellow and white Rsnne
Low priced and super sa,tinets
Tartan and Circassian plaids
Bombazetts ard bombazincs
Orange. blue and black rattinets for coaches
Italian Ius'rngs and black gros de maps
Black silk serge
Fine assortment Of mems and womens wors,et hose
Raw silk, cotton and lambs wool do
Scarlet, white andbIack merino scarfs and shas''
DO do do cashmere do
Braganza cloth and worried shawls
Crimson and other colored morecns
Marseillcs quilts and counterpanes, cheap
) 1 royal bangups, narrow do
Ga AMI low priced cotton diaper
Domesties, shee,ngs, shirtnss ard colored goods
Fancy furniture checks
Common very superior tickings
Oil cloth and table covers
Carpet bindings and worsted do, all colors
I}nrlaps and Oznaburgs
Russia sheetngs, diaper and crash
Assortment of best silk and cotton umbrellas
A few piece, of pongees for dresses
Waddng for pcsses
Betand cap ribbons
Black shoe ribbons and galloons
Black and drab cotton ferrets
Black and colored lasting for shoes
Wide furniture dimity aud chintzs
Calicoes
super dark ginghams
Tapes, buttons, braids. cotton cord,and pins SC
Pearling, edging, and laces
steel and gilt coat and vest buttons
With almost every other article in the dry goods He
bat cotton forinterlinlng quilts
Cot,on. varnsc lOmo6
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Private Entertainment,

for the accommodation OF Travellers Others ih"'
who may favor him with their custom, will find ever
thing in good order and of the bes, quality good an
well furnished Stables, and faithful oSIiers ~
Ilouseand situation is very comfortable more so W.
any other in this part of the country, and VIII be COZ
,uctedin genteel manner, and on the most reason
BILE terms Heisimpelled BY a sense OF gratitude I"
express his acknowledgement to his friends ana a..
toners forther liberal support for the last nne Of n
years, and from of duty TO solicit continual"
so long as he shall merit it, JOHN DRoNaI""
Fairfax Court House, Va. March,
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in any quantities, and of ANY ii nensions within the
common rule fhis Ni}t = situated on Hutchinson
Islaul directly oppost, the city OF Savannah, and OF
fers ftc,es 'or the Ptiou of caocs superior TO
any establishment of the kird in the State, having nj
teen feet water within ert of the wharf, and YES
sels, carrying $4,000 feet 10 al within boom s
slencth of the u secure from the interruption Of ship
ping and boats moving up AMI down the river, aud
such other Difficulties masters experience from their
vsssels'a ing "a the town side.
rhe ,onpa " are aware tina, great delays have ari-
SEN herc>,fore, to vessels coming 10 this port for
Steam sawed lumber, aud that in instances they
have been comp to depart without their cargoesi
but they trust they have taken such measures as will
Coasfaot SiDpiy0f tie Best Lmm6er,
saw from prime iabe Acvo npan'@ with the great
eat possible 0iesp.teh. WM CRABrREE, Jr. I.
Agent for Company.
= Sarannah, .7uguSf Is, 1927 --nov 10
- REFERENCES:
Hat SaaPrsn X rAPPEs, Sarannah
B.aEAsAR. Argu-ta
- ~ Gnrk
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FRANKLIN HOUSE

Corner NJ King and Pit-sfreefS. 7lerandria
NEWTON respectfully informs the public that
". TO-MORROW
lie will,,en his extensive and furnished estab
ishment for the accommodation ofcountry merchants
travellers, andohers, who may think proper to favor
him-with their custom.
Noexpense ,as been spared, to render the House
comfortable every particular; and he pledges him
sefthat MS Table shall be equa,o any in the District
Ills Stables ,,scions, aud under the supsrinten
depce of a faithful OstIer. april 80