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OLD LITERATURE

Thoughts on Vasfo,v Subjects, BY Mr. Pope.
Party1s the madness Of many, ferthe-gaf
Of lew.
To eneeavor 10 work upon the vulgar with
Sne sense, is like attempting TO hew blocks
with razor. Fame sense and exalted sense
are nUtshaH 50 useful az common 5ense; there
ore fafty men Of sit TO enc man OF sease.
and he that Will carry nothing about him hut
gold, VIII be every day at loss for wait oil
readier change.
Learning is kke mercury, one az The most
powerful aud excellent things in the world N,
skilfui hands: in unskilfua, the most ms.
cheyous
The incest constitutions OF government are
often hike pieces of clock work: which de
pending on SO many motions, are theraore
gaora sabject TO be out Of order.
Every man has just as much vanity as he
wants understanding
Modesty, If it we're to be recommended
for nothing else, this were enough, that the
pretending to little, leaves a man at ease;
whereas boas,ing requires perpetual labor to
appear what he is not IF We have sense,
modesty hest proves it to Others; II we have
aone, it best hides our want Of It.
Ii is not so ta,ich the being exempt from
faults, as the having overcome them, that is
All advantage 10 as: II being with the fo,hes
of the mind, as with the weeds OF field
which, il destroyed and consumed upon the
place of their bsrtA, enrich aud improve Il
more, than # none had ever sprung there.
:. To pardon these absuraities IN ourselves,
which we cannot suffer in others, is tc!ther
brtter nor worse than 80 be more willing 10
be faels ourselves, thaa TO have others so.
A man should never be ashamed 10 own he
has been in the wrong, which is but saying.
80 other words, that he is wiser to day than
be was yesterday.
Our passions are Ike convulsive fts, which
Though they make US stronger for the time,
leave as wesker ever alter
4, To be angry, is 10 revenge the fault of O.
9hers upon ourselves.
A brave man thinks no one his superior,
who does hm an injury for he has IL then
III his power to make bimself superior 70 the
other, by forgiviag II.
10 relieve the oppressed, is the most Clio.
Fious act man is capable Of; it is in seAfe
measure doing the business Of God and Pro-
videfce4
Superstition is the spleen OF the soul
Athetsts put on false courage and aiacrs-
" in The midst Of their darkness aud appre-
tensions; like childrsa, ~+to, when they go
III the dark, viii sing for fear.
An Atheist IS bat & mad, ftsIss-',ious fierItier
Of piety; bnt hypocnte makes sober, Jest
OF God and religion He finds ii easier TO
be upon his knees. than to rise to do good
action; like an imprudent debtor, who goes
every day and talks fanni,ariy To his creditor,
without ever paying what he owes
What THliY says OF war. may be applied
to disputng, it should be always 50 snaila ge,l
a. to remember. that the only true sports |
men, their wh9te delight is IN the pursuit |
ar d a dispuisnt no more cares for the truth, (
than the sportsman for the hare
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NEW GOODS

fENiE subscribers respectfully inform their
customers and the puiasc generally, that
they have Just received and finished opening
3 general assd wei selected supply Of
fall .AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the following articles:
Super Blue, Black. Brown and Grey Cloths,
Cassineres and Cassinetts;
Swansdown, Valencia g. Nlohsf<in Vesting,
3 4 and Mcrino and Merino Circassians;
Cashmere Long Shawls and Fancy Hdkfs;
Black Italian {4utUs,ring and Seashaw Silks;
Rich WJnter Ribbons and Beiings,
flain AMI carved Brazilian Tuck Combs;
Together 10Th general assortment af
LAkDW ARE, QUEENSW ARE.
ST37JON'ERYS GROCERIES.
All Of which they viii sell on accommodating
serns. JAS. & WIN n. RIDDLE.
Nartnshnfg, Get. II, 1851
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October G, IS3l.-2m
YIREINIA.

VIRGINIA
r, lie Great Superior Cosra Of Lar andCtaa-
cerg for Berkeley county: October rules, 1873 !.
Peter i.ight and John 5. Lght, esrs OF
John IirLt. sr. decd. ptWs.
AGAINST
John Cross, Edward X Ferman, and Hen
nv Myers. and jacob Myers, admr Of John
Jemssler. deed. dgfts.
sEyHE defendants John Cross and Edward
4 r. Fornaan, not hasiag entered their
appearance aad gwen security, according to
the act al assembly aud the rules Of thas
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory eva
deace That they are eat VI th's CONFERENCE.-The
II Is ordered that tie said defendants do cater
their appearance TO this suit, on the hrst aay
Of the nezi tern, and answer she hiii OF the
plaiutiGis: aud that copy OF tins order be
forthwith Published IN the Martiasharg ia
zeite, aud coninHed for tive manihs success
siyely. aud another copy thereof posted atthe
| froat door Of the Coart isaase Of this county
A Copy.-feste-
JOHN STROTfIER, G.
October 6, s93i.-2m
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yaskUbf SALE OF LAND.-lhe under.
b signed trustees, named IN deed Il
trust, from Henri, Myers and Susannah biz
wife to them, fer the benefit of Jacob Myers,
land SINCE transferred to CorHeius Deyenney,
and from said Devenney transferred 10 Itia
Myers, jr for whose use and benefit sad
deed OF trust now Isl bearing date on the lid
day Of March, 1926, and dBly recorded in thI
county court OF Berkeley, will expose TO sale
for CASH, in front Of the court house in Mar
+..s,. s;G;:s,, Oh Monday the l2A day q Deem
Der neat, tcing The FIRST day Of Decesasrv -
the TRACT OF LAND in said deed men
toned, containing 1872 acres three roods ani
Ten poles, lying and being in the county d
Berkeley, adjoining the lands of lhonla,
Sherer's heirs, the heirs OF Henry khnger
deed and others, the improvements on said
land are toleFabiy good-said land viii b,
sold subject to another deed Of trust froa
said Henry Myers TO John Light, (at the Fer
ry,) for the benefit of Peter Light as execa
tor Of Peter Light, decd.
JOAN STRUfHER, ! IT,
SEAMANS GAitARD,S 1fasscs'
November 10, 1891.
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Fl htSsOLuTION The partner shipf,erc
q totore existing betwee@ the undersign-
ed, under the firm of I'm Long s. Co, was
dissolved the 5fh of September by mutual
consent All those indebted 10 said firm are
respectfully requested TO make payment as
soon as possible; those whose accounts are
open are requested to caH and close shern by
payment or note. Those who are yet ii.debt
cd TO J. p Efshine g. Ca are informed HAT
payment mast be made Immediately or their
notes will be Transferred. Ilhe business will
he ceht4nu~d at the old stand by I'm long
n'td Chds. l.. Sieud,t, in the name of u IN.
Long, who tenders his sincere acknowledge
Rcnts to ls, cs>j0'asss and ii.e s,vit-c GENE
rasy ,5orat$. many wears Support given him,
and respectfully solicits~st continuance Of their
patronage. M. LONG,
4 =. ERSkiNE.
Malttnshfrg, Oct 81. 1881
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Z ANps FOR sAIE--The sub.

T kNDS FOR SAI.E--The subsc..
EA offers for sale lwo TRACTS or LAM
one lying in berkeley county. Virginia. re-.
the Potomac River; the other in W ashine,s,
county, Maryland, adjoining the same Rs
TIE farhs in Berkeley contains 242 acrs. :.
first rate kme stone, adjoining the lanSs -
P c. PendIeton, Alex Stephen and otl,,r.
and is new in a high state Of cultlyation
The improvements are All good. CONSISTING
ks.rxs two story Stone DWELLING
ls,saS HOUSE, so by "a feet, the wins
,sss. Is by 80, Stone Kitchen, Smots
Ss House, Sea well Of excellent wa.
ter Convenient TO the House, Two On.
CHARDS Of choice Frdit--a bold stream n
water passes thro this farm, and il Is within
rsile Of three merchant nnllss-a large DO
portion OF this Tracts clothed with the best a
'RaBEa. The Farm in Maryland contain,
2lo acres Of choice Land, ia good state If
cultivation, the improvements toierabie TIE
Chesapeake ard Ohio Canal and Baliino,
es,d Ohso Rail Road, viii pass through on.
corner of this tract Ii is deemed annecs.
sary to give further description Of thess
Tracts Of Land. as those wishing to pur
chase, viii doubtless first view the samess,
For further particulars aud terms, apply to
The subscriber living on the one an Berkeley
county, Va. ELLIS ELLIS.
Oct. 6, is3l.-tf. Sipd
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JOHN STROTEER, c.
October 6, lS54.-2ra

/ NiRGdNfA-ln the Circuit Superior Court
| Oh Law nd..Chancery for Berkeley coen-
/ ty: October ruler, 1881.
Charles Boay4naa, pl'nf
Samuel d ObTsck, Ddeenport Orrick, U'aSh-
. i'lgton Eoa's, .4'lthofy 5. C4osabers essd
others, def9s
yE Wiz, defendants Samuel D. OrriciS and
q DaYenpert 0rrick, not having entered
their appearance aud given security, accord
ing 10 ,he act OF assembly and the relies Of
this Couit, and Il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are oct oi this Comaion-
wealth; il is es'6es'ea that the said defendants
do enter tilcfr appearance TO this sait, an The
srst day OF the next term, answer the SRi d
plaintiff, and give security tor performing tie
decree: and that copy oittis order Ire forth
with published IN the hia,tinsburg Gazette,
and continued for two months successfully
and sno,ner copy thereoi posted al the front
door OF the Court House OF this county.
A Cupy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
OcGsber 6. 133l-2m
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WILLIAMSBURG pLfRPETf.4CTORI
"a 5HE subscribers having purchased ID Mr.
Il {. q. Conradt his eatsre stock ID ma
ehinery attached to The above Factory
intend continuing the Manufacture oil
SCOTCH ~, sE7s.i.N. odd LAa.lk4Sk
I'D VENETIAN L.4Ri'h I INC, OF dli,
lerIn patterns and sstsets coloors. PaIil
GUAR attention wiil te paid to cOantry work,
such az Cardlng. Dtiss and Pulling.
Mr.. Conrad. (oF the !s-esent) ~isi iective
any cou,try work thai ni-J sGer. winch ",
Cu,i4ave N-i sc.,es To iHriest a sEs4 asrte worn
ma"lLe orI-s, and al the lowest piices.
We wish to purchase wool, tor ~bici
we will give a liberal p.ice III tIade or casi
JAMES 4 MIDDLE.
ISRAEL K. JANNEY.
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TFrom the New Forsx Mirrori
SONG OF MARleN'S MEN.
r o z T a X,
sr wILI1.n c. harAsr.


TIE exploits of EeaerG FRANCIS Marion,
,s Camoas partisan warner Of Sorth Caro-
os, form an Interesting portion % the an
ais Of DIE Americas revelation. Tbs dh-
sh troops were 20 harrnssed By the irreg".
e warfare winch be kept up AZ the head %
s-w 3arins followers, that they seat an Of
Ger to ressonstrsie viii, hifn fer nos coming
Ito the oeea scie add fighting to use thelrs
xpressaon, s'l:kc gentleman and ehns-
aa.1
Our hand " Ee1s, brt true and tr'eds
Ox-seader frank add bold;
The british soldier trcHaties
When Mariens sanc IS told
0wrT5sieess is tie good green Wood
Our teal tle cypress tree:
We xaow the forest reund as,
As seaeneb know the sea.
We know ITS walls u thorny vines,
It's glades Of rcedy grass,
Its safe and s.leHt islands
Within the dark morass.
Tyo TO the English soidiery
That iitfic dread us neari
On Them shall light, at midnight,
A strange aud sudden fear
Whea waking 10 their tents on Ire
They grasp their arms in VAIN,
and they who stand to face as
Are beat to earth again;
And they wfo fly ia terror, deem
A mighty host behind,
And hear the tramp of thousands
Upon the below wiad.
Then swect the hour that brings release
From danger ard from toiE
We talk the hattie over,
Ard share the battles sped.
The woodland rjngs with laugh s shout
As IL haHt were sP,
And woodland flowers are gathered,
To crowio The SOLDIERS cup.
With merry scnss we mock the wind
That an the pine top grieSes;
And siamber long and swectiy,
On beds Of eaken leaves.
4Yeii knows the lair and friendly moon
The band that Marion leads
'Ahe glitter Of their tlges,
Ghe scampering Of their steeas.
fTf. HE cur fiery bariss te guido
Across the 1neoaht elo,iis S;
1A'is life TO feel TIE night WIND
That lifts their tossing names.
a moment in me British canp--
n tEOHl<at1 - anu away
Hack TO the painless forest,
Before the peep Cd day.
Grave men there are nv bread Santee,
Grave men with hoary hairs,
Their hearts are AL with Marion,
For Marion are their prayers
And lovely ladies greet cur bard.
With tindhest welcoming,
With Smiles like These Of summer,
And tears like those of spring.
For them we wear these trqssty arms,
And lay them down no more
Hin %re have tr:EeH the Bmton,
Forever. from orr shere.
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November II, lSSa.-sm.

TSU1iLlNG, DYING, AND DRESSING
Ill OF CLOptt. &c.-1he subscribers re
spectfuAy iaeorm the puhhc. that in ADDITION
TO the manufacture al al! kinds OF woollen
goods they are now really te gcceiyeTevery
description of country work, such as F,lLiing,
Dying, md Dressing Of Cloth, Bte=tkets, len
s.et, and all kinds oil FANCY DiiNG; All
OF which shah be done in the best manner
end cn the shortest notice As one OF the firm
will de~ete has whole attention 10 tlre perform
ance oil work entrusted 10 Iaieir care, they
hope to receive liberal share OF the pubic
patronage. They still continue 10 pay the
highest price ia ca sh for WOOL.
JOHN n. RIDDLE & Co.
July %, 1884.
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October 6, issI.-2n

VIRGINIA.
H. HE Crcuitsrocries. Court Of LTcand Chan
cers for Berko,ey county; Oososer r'sIos, 1881
Bsn aalin o,ns5ys- FeV.
Elliot Kcrncy. ada,'r of James b. ker-
new. decd. and ia his own right. DIR. Minor
and Elizabeth r.. his wife, late Elizabeth +
Kerney. Solomon Blue and Mehals his wife,
late cha! a Kercy, George 81. Autnn and
Susan r his wife, late Sasaa Il. kerney,
Themss Kerney, admir-. Of Susan kerney:
dec a. asd ia his own right, james Blue and
Jane b.. wife an hear ef Sssan kerney, arc
others, DJ %
YesiE defendants, Elliot Kerney. DR.. Mi.
4 nor aud Elizabeth T.. his vile, Solomon
Rlue and Mehsia his wife, George St. Aubinn
aud Susan 4 his wife, Thomas kerney, and
5ames Blue and Jane his wife, not having
catered their appearance end given security
according 10 the act OF assembly ana the
rules Oh this gosrt, and it appearing ny sa-
tisfactory esidcnce that they are out oil TINS
Commonwealth, IL is ordered that the saie
defendants do enter their appearance TO TN.
salt, on the Grst day of the next term, anf
answer the i,ill Of the plaintiff and that "a co
J py Of this order be forthwith pnbhshedrn tn
Martins burg Gazette, aud continued Tor tive
| months successivcly, and another copy there
Of posted al the front eeeT oil tse Court
House Of this county.
"A Copy.--Teste,
sDnS STROTHER, e.
Ortcber g. 193I-2m
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3OHN STRoTfiER,
HARRISON WAITE.

SNNER'S AAES; Gillingham's Drawn
- Knives; Gilhnghams Coopers Axes aud
AIDES; Gillinghaas Roundig Knires, CHI
sells, Augers and Aand-saws; Braces we
SO aud So bits; Double struck Squares; Brass
Steel, and common Shoveis and Tongs, Sc.
with large and general assortment Of
SHOES, HITS and CAPS,
To be had at the store of
w. r. COMPTON.
.MariasbtTg. Nov 10, 1884.
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JOTTN y L no 4 iAI4fA. {
November AZ, 1884 -2sp.

AIRG1NiA-in the Gncuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery sor Berkeley coun-
": November rules, 1857
Joseph Henry aas! Charity F.'fas ,oJe, and
Martin GilLott, tifis,
against
James p E,sigae, an his o,ca right and rs er-
ecntor Of h,decce Crouch, iced, Harriet
ea'tscs, Isaiah Tunnel, .Neag Il e. Burke,
Elisabeth H. IntnetL it9iians J Tunnel,
and Phittp .se,te,sboUsch, Sheriff Of Berkeleg
-csalsay, CGmH,iilee, administrator of Ann
Eahts, George IL. fiekes, ntd IHomas f.
ftiaes, aeo! Adfsbeishato, dc bons non Of
.4bsdtons Nc Coy decd dei'ts.
lFE NE plaintiffs having filed, by leave of the
& court, an seseaded bill III thls case, and
it appearing 10y satisfactory evidence thatthe
defendants except philip hadenhousoh) are
cat of the Commonwealth; II Is ordered, that
they do enter their appearance to this suit,
gu the first day OF the next term, and answer
the amended bLl OF .the-plautfis, aud that
copy OF this eFder be forthwith puhlished IN
the Martinsburg Gazette, and continued for
tive months successfully, end another copy
thereof posted at the front doorpf the CouYt-
House oil tins county.
A C0py-Ieste,
JOHN STR0Tt3ER, c.
~
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VIRGlNIA.-ln the CrcHit Superior Cont
OF Law aad ChaHeeTy for Berkeley coun-
tv: November rules, 1891.
Martin fcs,s, pi'trf.
agaInst
Hilliam Long aud JIcob H1rrer. er',s # Hon
~ .tliAeT dec a .jsrob Schopaert, G4in,r n
Henry Qeeid, deed. George DeaII, Wittian
DcaiH, aud Quad Ueaid. defts
fSYlif defendant George Deaif. not having
a entered bis appearance and given secu-
rity, acc-4iiRg to the act of assembly and
the eaies ei this Cesrt, and ii appearing t'y
satisfactory evidence that he is ont OF this
Commonwealth, IT IS ordered, that she said
defendant ttoae@ter his appearance to this seit
on che Grst day'of The next tenn and an
ee4er the bill Of ,hc'piaintih, and that CO.
Nv OF ttSs orticr be forthwith published IN the
MaItinsbarg Gazette, and continued for i've
months successfully, and another copy there
OF posted at the front dece of the Court
House OF tfas county.
A Css1y-g@ste,
JOHN S1'RO14IER. C.
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October 6, 1S34~--ssm


VIRGINIA In the Circuit Superior Cosf4
oi Law and Chancery fes Berkeley coun-
": 6ctoeer rules, 1891.
canes .liar,reh, plff.
F,oi,oard 4 Gibbs, .Iei.u Hood and .Samrc2
iHghes, detts
HtE defendants 3ehu Neod and Samuel
A Hughes. not having entered their APP
pearance aud given security. according 10
he act OF assembly aud the rules OF this
Court, ard It appearing by satisfactory EVIL
dence that they are out of this Commoa
wealth; IL is ordered that the SAID defendants
do enter theic appearance 10 this snit, on the
first day Of the neAt term, and answer the
hill G. the plaintiff; and thrt copy OF this
order be forthwith published in the Mart,rrs-
burg Gazette, and continued for two months
successfully. and another copy thorcof pos
ted at the front door OF the Court House OF
this county
sgOHN STROTHER, C.
October 3, 1881 2m
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.dpcob Ueoer, pl*a
AGSINsT
John Bodoine, Joseph Gra,tthaas, Edseafd
Boad, Ellis ReeS a,ld Others, d<si'ts
fE sliE defendants John Bodire aTeeiEdward
& Bond, not having entered their appear
anre aad sivea security. according TO The
act of assembly and the rules Of this Court.
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they arc out OF this Commonwealth; K Is or
aered that the said defendants do enter their
appearance 10 this stAt, on the first day Of
the next term, and answer the h4h oi the
plaintiff, ard ne said John Bodine do also
give security for performing the decree
and that a copy ei tiiis order be forthwith
published in the Marsihsburg tiagette, and
continued lor two moRths successfully, and
another copy thereof posted al the front door
of the Court House Of this county.
4 Copy. Teste,
JOHN STROTEfER, c.
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October 6, ss3i.-aaa
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VIRGINIA.


In The CHcait Superior Court of Law &Chan
cery forBerl.eley county: October rules 1881
Peter Light aud John $. Light, er'fs. Of
.yelu. i.igLt, ST. decd lafs.
RGNNsT
TTenru Myers, john Gross, Ed,card r. For
ulao AMI Josesh Eorman. defts.
fHsiltt defendants John Cress and Edward
q 4 Fornaaa, net having entered their
appearance and gives security, according to
the act Of assembly and the rsses oi this
Court, aud il appearing by satisfactory evil
saence that hey are out ofthis Commonwealth;
II is ordefe6 that the safi @c!endarts do enter
their appearance TO this suit, on the lfrsi day
OF the nest terra and answer the bal of the
plaintiffs: aud that a copy ot thls erdcr be
forthwith published 10 she Msrtinsbarg Ca
zette, and continued fsI two months success
syely, and anoehof copy fhereoiPosted at the
front door ofthe Court House OF this county
A CoPy-9,es+e,
JOHN STROTnER, C.
IN
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October 8, Is3a.-2m

VIRGINIA in the Greet Superior Csert
of l. W and Chancery for Berkeley coun-
ty: October ruies. 1891.
Jacob Ueser, plva.
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fEyRUST SALE.-The undersis ned, q
Il Monday the 10th day Of October ner,
at the court house door in Martnsburg, wi
sell by public auction, for CASH, SIX sevefa
TRACTS OF LAND lying and being IA
the county oil Berkeley, on the hills and
drains Of Back Greek in the said County
and containing respectively, Ia7-I02 Isl
447--I07 and 2S9 acres, be the same more q
less. They will convey to the purchasers sucl
title as is vested in them. as trustees, by a deed
OF trst, executed by William Rumbansi
and Mary his wife, for the benefit Of Jaine
Campbell's executors, which is duly recorda
an the County Court Of Berkeley: by refer
ence to which particular description Oh said
lands may be seen.
John STR0TfiER,
HARRISON WAITE
Sept. list, 1881.
9s-Ihe above sale is postponed to Mon
Gay rne l4ta OF November next, (being tin
first day Of November Court,j when it wss
take place.
October 10, 1887.
&y-.7not.er Postpoaement. The sale Of the
above Land is further postponed to monday,
the l2th day Of December neat, when il VIII
nasItiyeIv taka flaea
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81 Cash for RAGS, at the Gazette Office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-16
CIRCULAR.

OFFICE OF AMERICAN AND FoRp,cn
 CLAIMS, ;, 49 WALL-sr. K YoRK, JAN 1ss1 FoA EDUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given to all -. .a A whom ltmay concern, having Clain,s r.e,.sons ', Iinhertances, &c. pay able or recoverable eols. that this Agency has established under auspices and patronage of distinguished ntlis country,a regular correspond ence I 'uaais nent Bankers, in te principal ports an asn eni- of Foreign Governments, in coInmercis; si pi'afs with the tl States; through the mediation such valid claims may be confded therot eoI M be expedited for settlement, and promntly ~, VIII ieetlvely recovered; when furnished by tl NAu -, CT ants with the suitable legal proofs and gether with the requisite Power of to- taken and acknowledged before any JnIa5a' 'o De Court of Record, or other competent CiviiSgs~n.a - a trate, Municipal Authority, or Notary pubI;a the whole duly authenticated bY tic Goyerpo,s que the State or Territory in which the same aa ol perfected, and egalised by tc appropriate Fope;"e Consul. ie'ga Having also established asimilar corresnona throughout the United States and British smace the like claims for recovery in any pa If fbaass pectiyely, will be received and efficiently a.s res to in behalf of American as well as foreion c; ants. @A- Orders for the investment of funds on Maxta. of Freehold property, in the purchase of psh9;s Securities of the United States Canal as @ States of N York, Pennsylvania Ohio, &c. nnnp s'o tually and faithfully executed. f''e i applications addressed to this Arencv ;n - requiring the investigation of claims searc os ~ should beaccompanie with an adequate rem;ttanas, odefray the preliminary charges and disbursemerts attending the same, and all letters must be q,aq;S
 AARON H. PALMER
 Counsellor ofthe s. c. ef tke U..s. AcruAey
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