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me parties Interested, hereby notified I'M; have
appointed the fifth day of November next for commenc-
ing the settlement directed by the foregoing order of Court
on which day by 10 o'clock, A. NJ they required to
attend at Powhaan Courthouse with their papers sc.
ready for examination. JOHN w. DANCE, Com'r
October 3 A1-U1w
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EN ERY--V1ReIN1A-In Powhatan Coun.
n ty Court September 10Th, 1892:
Benjamin Bernard and George Is. Moody and Ann ri.
his wife, formerly Ann II. Scott, Plaintiffs
against
John Bernard DavidBernard, Francis Bernard, Jacob
Bernard, judith Flonrnoy, formerly Judith Bernard Re-
beeca Porter formerly Rebecca Bernard Mary Ann Har-
ri'on once Mary Ann Bernard, and VIM Crump, Sheriff
Of the county Of Powhatan, and admir- de bon non of
WIN Bernard, deceased, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, and
hed their bill against the defendants praying for sale OF
tract Of Land in this county, late the property Of VIM.
Bernard, deceased, and for division Of the proceeds
among his heirs, and the defendant William Crump, She
rf OF Powhaan and admir- de bonis Of the said VIM.
Bernard, decd having filed his to the said bill,
and the other defendants not having entered their appear
ance aud given security according TO the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court and il appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court that they not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, the motion Of the plaintiffs by
their attorney IL ordered that the said defendants do ap
pear here before the third Wednesday in Decenl-
Der next and answer the paindffy bill; and that copy
Of This order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, and continued for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted up
at the door Of the Court house OF this county.
Copy. Teste, VIM. $. DANCE, elk
October 2 42-wSw
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-
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS;
II iNirArtoS or CNNrnsLL's Ho,,aNtiSpHN.
GA Ofleans' plains, az break o. day.
There might YOU view tho dread away,
OF either army, fixed for ffav--
Their leaders mounted gnlhutiy.
Tho rising SUI, his u,trc bout
Full On tho Biton's gaudy tsnt,
And 10 the strangers care he lcGs
sight of modern chivaiiy.
Bright in tho sun their amor glanced;
Light in tho brcozc their banners dancad;
Inprticntly their chTtscts pt0ucc1,
10 join tho dreadful fray.
Ear 10 tho wcst, in darker hua,
The striped banner bravoly Gov,
Oot gallant hearts and coats of blue,
Waiting for combat eagerly.
The sun is up. the Britcns come!
And in thor march all else is dumb,
Save measured tread, and rolling drum,
And chargers noighing tutiousy.
They halt. their leader rides along,
To cheer the spirits of the thioug,
And make them for the baltic strong,
Ready for death or victory.
With shouts thoy 10 tho comba, streamed,
Their muskcts flashed, their bay'ue,s glsam'd,
md OF success each soldier dreamed,
In plundorng Orleans City
Brave JAcKsoS then his war-noto blew
Each warrior to his station dew,
RESOLVED In blood his hands brow
For freedom aud Columbia.
Tho batteries opo'd their jaw. OF death,
And stiaightly laid, Hs in a swuthc,
~Phe charging ranks upon the heath,
Dreaming IN mortal agony.
Then dark the cloud of battle lourd
like wintry hail, tho bullets showor'd,
And bold the rampant lion towcr'd
And rodoToss of Britannia.
lis noon hut scarce tho god Of day,
Tan pierce tho war cloud with his raw,
Whore thuuders roll and light niugs pl,y,
And death stalks round triumphautly.
Tho foemen charge with manly steel,
THOR woll-aimed volleys loudly peal,
And thrice they storm with stubborn zeaI
Worthy their chictain Wellington.
And hark their columns shouting high;
"Bonuty and Booty ia thcir cry;
But Jackson sent them quick reply
The death shot Of artillery.
And JAcKsoN's mon with hcarts Of oak
Disiainng British yrants woke,
Deal hetccly round tho deadly stroke,
With shows OF an Hercules,
And louder IA the war-notc blew
And darker ~ the conflict grew,
swncr nloft tho Eagle low
Guaiding his lov'd Columbia.
The sun has set! the contests Dor
No moro ia heard tho battlc's roar;
hut mingled heaps, aud streams OF gore,
Mark out tho dreadful thcaire.
The Zoe rctr'd with hasty stride,
With broken ranks and wounded pride,
But many sol oor which they glide,
Shall mark their hrcthrens' sopuchre.
Now every freeman again should pay
On the ensuing Election day,
Thor united sutitagos To the Chief
Without tho least rclucL'ncy. IP1i'ad. sutnci
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.VOFjce To ,tyiVp,.s,

consequence of the sudden and lamen,ed death Of
n the late W. Candy, my head Miller am in want of
person TO supply his place.
Such persons may wish TO obtain such employment
and can bring ample testimonials their character and
OF their being properly qualified requested to make
immediate application TO
THOMAS RUTHERFORD
September %. 4I-6t
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William T.. Anderson, Esq, OF Nashville, Tennessee
20 be aCommissioner hold Treaties with the Indian
tribes Of the Mississippi In place OF Governor Car
roll, who declined the appointment.
We yesterday announced the authority Of the Globe
different appointment for this Office, which we learn 10
be erroneous aud seizc therefore, the frat
y TO correct the mistake.-.Ndshrille Hummer
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WAa1I1Nnror. Oct 1922

We are glad 10 learn that Dr. H0,Card ono Of our mos,
experienced able and scientific Engineers has been order
od 10 make rcconBoisnncc Of the Monongabela River
between Pittsburgh and Brownsville with view TO the
adoption of plan Tot - improvement, and 10 furnish such
'mluon 10 Congrcss will enable IL TO make an APP
rp'on adequate 10 the object contemplated by the act
no. '-' session Mud we presume tlt the same course
W' 'e tak'h in relation 10 the Improvement proposed in
INC same ac Tor The Missouri from the mouth to The Kan-
''s hycrand Tor Is Mississippi from st. kouis to Ca
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.yaqucIin n. TayIOr

MAS received by the Equator and Madison from Lii
n q verpool, and New York Packet from London, and
10y the late vessels from New York and PHILADELPHIA his
fall supply of goods consisting in part of
White and mkt napt cottons and plains
Rose Whitney, striped and point blankets
Fearnoughts, bearskn and petersham
White red, green and yellow flannels
W hite patent Welsh flannel
Blue black and fashionable cloths
Double mled drab cloths and vestings
Blue black, drab and MKT cassimeres
London bats, umbrellas, and soaps
BombaZets, rattnets, and merino circassians
Bombaznes, fancy stuffs and schais
Worsted damask, mereen and fringes
Mixed, blue brown oxford and striped satnets
Cambrick, jaconet, book muslns and Swiss goods Sc
Irish linens, lawns, diapers and shrtngs
German and British oznaburgs
italian Gro de Nap and other silks
Sewing silks, threads spool and ball cotton
Merino shawls gauze, Grape and fancy handkerchief
Calicoes, ginghams, and printed goods
Brown, bleached, plaid and coored domestics
Lasting, metal and suspender buttons
Together with the usual variety of goods be with
in retail store
Also on consignment large assortment of Brussels,
kiddermnster, three ply and Venetian carpetngs and
rugs which are offered for sale lew in any OF tho
Northern markets
Should purchasers be prevented from visiting this city
from any cause whatever orders will be the
best of the advertisers ability.
September %
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wardensville, Hardy County, Va Sept 2S 4s-wsv

- TRAYED from the subscriber, the 81 of October,
~ two HoRsEs: one sorrel horse, with three white
feet and blaze face and glass eye, and is about six
years old; the other, dark bay horse, little in one
OF his front legs, six years old other marks
recollecte except small hisght thigh. lbe-
raj reward will be paid by the subscriber for or both
the horses JOHN G.. KNAUFF
October IL. Tl5-3ts1 Stall No 81. Old Market
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NAvAL.-we are pleased TO have IL in our power TO
announce that tho u. ~ Schooner Boxer, commandant
Page, has arrived at Rio JanciroShe has been
much longer the Northern Coa, of Brazil in Welding
protection TO our Interest,", there than anticipated
Her off GERS and crow are in GOOD health.
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October.
ETAIRFtELD RACES FALL MEETING will COM
n mence the 3D. Tuesday in October next and con-
tinue four days.
First ddy.-A Colt Sweepstake two mile heats 5000
entrance, half forfeit, TO which there ten subscribers
with iI'e best colts in the United States eight of the
distinguished winners.
l. David Fl. Branch enters b. c. Tobacconist by Gohanna
date Winlrce's)
2. VIM r. johnson enters b. C. Herr Cline nv Sir Arcbv
b Jas J. Harrison enters Wilknsons CHI by Sir Archy
a. WIN. NJ. est enters McGhee's b. e. Sir Walter (tie
winner OF the Stallion Stakes at Tree HID by Monsieur
s. WIN. Wynn enters b. c. Anvil, by Monsieur Tonson
g. VIM II Minge enters b. f. Florida, by Contention.
T. Jno NJ Bolts enters br. Douglass, by Johanna, oui
Of The dam Of Collier.
8. Richard Adams enters b. r. Primera bv Rather
9. Henry a. Tayloe enters Cornelia, by Raer.
10. Jno Mnge enters b. c. Black Hawk, by Hofspur
Second day.-Propreior's Purse $500, two mile heats,
entrance SIS.
day.-Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount
four mile heats entrance 500.
Fourth dny.-A Colt Sweepsake, two mile heats 800
entrance hall orleitto which there are four subscribers
namely:
J. Juo Minge enters Peter Lyons b. c. by Gobapna.
2. Jno NJ Bolts enters eli. Barbara by Gohanns out
OF Wild Cat.
3. Thos Carter enters CHI by Hotspur, dam by Jack
Andrews
a. o. P. Hare enters b. Kate Kcnnon, by Contention
dam Columbia.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the Fairfield
Dwelling House.
JNO MINGE,
RICHARD ADAMS, F'ophe'of"
Sept H. se-a
BOSTON TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY
81 and 80 Congress street, Boston,
HFURNlSH Printing Types Presses of all kinds Prin.
n ter's lurnure Prouts and other Ink Paper-and all
articles used in the Printing business-The above Foun
dry are also extensively engaged in ping are
prepared 10 works OF any magnitude on the best
termsOrdes addressed TO The subscriber, Agent for the
Corporation, will be promptly attended to.
] Oct o. III JOHN g. ROGERS.
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THOMAS WILLIAMS.

BY The Lieutenant Governor Of the state of ViTginid.
a PROCLAMATION.
AW HEREAS IL has been made known TO the Execu-
w tive, that the Malignant Asatic Cholera has
made its appearance in the Pententiary Of this State
Now, therefore, l. Wyndham Robertson Lieutenant Co
acting in the absence of the Governor from the
Seat OF Government have thought fit issue this procla
nation requesting the Sherfs OF the several counties
throughout the State TO delay bringing the Pentenary
any convics they have in charge sentenced
Gnemen therein, for the space of thirty days from the
date hereof
Given under my hand and under tho Lesser
SEAL. Seal of the Commonwealth, al Richmond,
this 18th day of September, 1882.
(Signed WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
October 2. 42-w4w
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against
William Cox, admir-. of Martha Cox, deceased. Gusta-
vus v Clarke eNor. Of James Clarke, decd, who
sheriff OF Powhaan county, and such admir-. of Oba-
dlah Lockctt deceased and Edward Moeley late Sheriff
OF Powhaan and such admir- dc bonis non OF the said
Onadllh locket deceased, Defendants.
The order of publication heretofore awarded in this
cause against the defendant William Cox admir-. OF Mar
tina Cox deceased appearing 10 have been duly executed
thereupon this cause this day be heard upon
the BILL which has been regularly taken for confessed
to the defendant James Carkes eN'or and upon the
Whereof the Court doth order, that the defendant m
Cox do render account OF his administration Of the
tate oil Martha Cox, deceased, before John W. Dance
Commissioner OF this Court: and the Court doth further
order, that the defendant Gusavus " Clarke render
account OF his testaor James Carkes administration OF
the estate OF Obadiah Lockett, decd before the same
Commissioners who is hereby directed to examine, state
and settle the said several accounts, and make report
thereol TO the Court with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF which may &c required
by the parties or either Of them, to be stated.
Copy. Teste VIM. $. DANCE, G.
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ELYRIA, (Ohiol Sent Of

ELYRTA, (Ohio,) Sent 81.
Distressing .iToyt1liy Since our last we eret n
learn that The Cholera has made fiightfl favages i'm f.
mily by the name of Cunningham, in Rockpot Cuyabo-
ga county Mr.. Cunnngh ham had suffered from the dis
ease on his passage the lake. and he'd nearly
cd Soon after his return his family in Rockport he
was visited with second attack which from our last
counts, he likely to survive. His little family on the
morning OF Thursday parook their breakfast together in
was numbered, fo OF that band who had sat round the
domestic board, Steering in death. A fifth soon
followed I3c scene is rPprcss nted truly ayy full In
from two TO eight hours after the attack the work wa,
done. The mother and three children, with A youno
man. relative OF Me- Cunningham, were the victims
We learn that instead Of flying and leaving the suerar
TO die unattended and unmourned, the phanhropc ci-
Zrns OF the ncighbOrhood active their exertoDs Ia
SuccOr the distressed, and the bed of death Such
Samaritan conduct will not go unrewarded. 1T speaks
volumes for the generous devotcdness of neg hborhood
circles in the West.
We have heard OF no other case although much appre-
henson and alarm exists i'm that vicinity
Great .H0rtniHy.-T ia no place where the Chole
"a has proved ta believe according 10 its ponu-
laion, than in the small village Of New Bridge abou,
three miles from Hackensack, NJ j. We arc informed
by gentleman wh il well acquainted with that place and
neghhorhood, That eighteen persons-itsen adults and
three chdrendicd, ont of three families and nearly all
Of them respectable and temperate people, 1t is under
Stood however, that of them had been imprudcnt
IN eating unripc fruit One Of the phy scians il is stated
refused to attend patients and the other called
IN most cases. until tie disease had progressed alarm
ing crisis so that not recovered. The neighborine
village OF Hackenssck, though much larger has had very
lew cases Of Cholera.--yF y. Gazette
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DROWN STOUT AND LONDON PORTER
- Received few days SINCE via New York. so casks
Hibberts Brown Stout and London Porter in quart and
pint hoes; also 10 baskets Champagne. Comet brand
tor sale. &. s. c. +. WARWICK.
October IL. 15-2w-
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ENNO THE PUBLIC.-Whereas NV wife AGNES p
N WRIGHT has thought FIT, against my will and
sent to absent herself from my house and protection and
living separate and apart from me, neither acknowledge
ing nor dschaging the duties of wife TO her husband
and whereas, having been at all times and still being rea
dy and willing to receive her my wife, deem il
conscious and unreasonable that should be subjected TO
the responsibilities OF husband, while she refuses TO lis
charge the duties OF wiie-and being informed that the
law will not hold liable for any articles furnished TO her
by any one apprsed of the above facts-Therefore l.
Charles Wright thought fit TO inform all persons NOT
already appsed of the above facts, and inc public qe-
neralIy, that will be responsible for any
contracted by my said wife, Agnes p Wright while thus
living separate from against my consent-nor will in
any way be liable for any OF her contracts acngs
doings, nor any way whatever her account And I
hereby orewa all persons whatever from giving her
dit in any way Whatever, either her own account, or
account of my child, which she likewise detains from
me- contrary my WILL and to which this notice is intend
ed to apply fully herself And further forewarn
all persons whatever from harborng my said wife and
child in any way, not doubling but that for the undue
uence OF Others improperly and Illegally exercised
over her, she would in compliance with my wishes, well
known and often expressed, and with her duty
turn to my house and her home which is all times open
to receive her and We might live together in and
Louisa county, Va, Sept. IL 42-s"
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA-.tfe Medical
u DepGrtment-The Lectures for the course 1929
the various branches OF Medicine will begin on Mon
day, November 5h, and terminate about the first day
March ensuing
Emeritus Professor 4ISTgery and Anatomy, Philip
s. Physick, NJ ID.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine and Clinical
Medicine by Nath Chapman and Sam. Jackson, NJ d
Hateria JMedicd and Pharmacy by John Redmar
Coke, NJ. ID.
Chemistry by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery by William Gibson, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and the diseases Of IVonen and Children by
Thomas c. James and William p. Devices, NJ. ID.
w r. HORNER,
Dean If the Medical Faculty, 263 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, August If. 27-t5Nov.
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF N. YORK =
" College Of Physicians and Surgeons of ". YORK.
The Lectures in this Institution will commence on the
first Monday in November, and continue for four months
Expense OF the whole course SI0O-Matricuaton fee S.
JOHN AUGUSTINE SMITH, Nj. d.
Anatomy and Physiology
ALEXANDER II. STEVENS NJ d. Surgery
JOSEPH NJ SMITH, NJ. D.,
Theory and Practice OF Physic
EDWARD DELAFIELD, NJ. D., Obstetrics
JOHN b. BECK, NJ. D.,
Ma'eria Medca and Medical Jurisprudence
JOHN TORREf, NJ D., Chemistry and Botany.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pathological Anatomy and Operative Surgery
September II. 36-IstN
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NOTICE.--As administrator OF Beverly b. Browne
Y who was administrator Of Andrew MARI I have A
Of money in my hands, which / anxious TO pay
to whoever may be legally authorized to receive H.
ORRlS A. BROWNE
Southampton, October g. 45-w4w
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JOHN Fl. BOYD, thankful for the patronage receiv-
ed from his friends and the public generally, while
Der OF the firm of Boyd Hay, avas himself of this OPP
portunty Of informing them, that he will in future
nue the Dry Goods business the store one door
above Mr. Frederick Jude's grocery store street,
ShockGifIl, where he is opening, and will continue
TO receive and open excellent and general
reasonable terms. lie very respectfully solicits call
from the former customers of Boyd Hay his friends and
the public. Oct D. Att
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DIssOLUTIoN-The co-psrinerShip heretofore ex-
y listing under the firm OF BOYD & HAY Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All persons indebted to the
concern respectfully requested TO settle their respec
tive accounts with John H. Boyd who alone authorised
to settle the business OF the firm. JOHN III. BOYD.
October I, 1892. VIM. B. HAY.
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ApPOINTMENr BY THE PREsIDrNr

lena. Dr. Ho,cndleavcs here Immediately to perform this
duty Globe.
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AJAIAS committed TO the Jail of the city NJ Richmond,
w on tho 81 Of August, 1882 Negro Man, who calls
himself JACOB JACKSON; committed the property
OF A. McGockin Of Georgia. hut says he belongs to Mr.
Blake Of Bunconbe county, State OF Georgia. Said
is about 30 years old and about FIVE feet inches highs
OF dark complexion, full face, and every way has
some scars in his face and his Iei knee. Tie
ner is requested TO and prove the property, pay
charges and take him away, he will be dealt with
cortlng to law. DAVID WHITE. Tailor,
for VIM. ID. Wren, Serg't. c. r..
September 7. 35-tf
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E1OR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.--rhe superior aud
u well-known, coppered and copper fastened Ship
MADISON, Charles ID. Wood master, in the river will
be at City Point and ready for cargo in few days The
Madison, is fast sailing and in every respect first rate
vessel Apply to l.. f. Sainback, Esq Petersburg or to
w. J. Morris. 1Oct. 81 42-2w
For Sale, FIVE hundred sacks SALT Of superior quality
received by tho Madison.
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NOTiCE.-The subscriber, having taken the houses
~ lately occupied by Mr.. Andrew Sweeny, prepared
70 transact GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
upon the usual terms-and from his long experience in
that business, having lived with Mr. Sweeny for many
years he hopes corrective liberal support from the pub
lie, and hereby pledges himself those who may favor
him with their business use his best efforts promote
their interest He particularly soics the aid OF the for
customers OF Mr. Sweeny, and refers them and the
public to the following recommendation
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
IL affords Inc great satisfaction TO recommend Mr.. Thos.
Williams to the public, particularly my former
and have no hesitation in wing, that in my opinion
they could obtain better agent for the transaction
their business here. a. SWEENY.
Richmond, August I. 26-2awlm-lawIm
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I'm ERY-V1RGINiA.-fn Powhatan Cir.
n cult Court, September IL, 1882:
Thomas G. Bowles and Mary his wife, and Eliza A.
sewell and Martha l.. Sewe the said Eliza a. and Mar
tina r. being infants under the age OF II years. by Geo
H. Moody their next friend, plaintiffs.
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" Chrstansve Course will commence on Tuesday
9th day OF November next, and continue five days.
FIRST DAY-Proprietor's Purse, $500, 2 mile heats;
entrance sis.
SECOND DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $500, mile heats;
entrance $50.
THIRD DAY-Bal Jockey Club Subscription, $500,
2 mile heats; entrance Si5
FOURTH DAY-Handicap Purse, 800, mile heats,
best 3 in D; entrance $l5, TO be added to purse
FIFTH DAY-A colt rare, 500 entrance, mile heats;
or more TO make races subscription closed on the even
ing preceding first days raceAlso saddle race and
gate money Of that day; free for any horse that has never
wona purses OF $40 entrance money hung up without
discount.
The Proprietor would inform the amateurs Of the turf
las his tract new that he has spared neither pains nor
money Ia rendering the whole convenient aud conoft.
bic. To the public he would say his accommodations are
large. RICHARD &. PURYEAR Proprietor
September 2J. 4O-m
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a FRIEND ro FoRElaN CaaiMERcE.

Three PR CeHfs.-Ths day. the Government will psy
ON wouifd7 OF The OTee per cent. stock the result Of
which The BANK Of the u. States promptly "sbols out
VIII be Of service 10 The country aud clip the wings of
That monster, that IL cannot hereafter do s the mis-.
ele would, by calling suddenly for balances, and max
ing everlasting loans 10 irresponsible persons. The ba.
Isnces Will be small, and the local Banks can lve.--V
Y. SdHd1rd.
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OIlCE.-Ihere viii be presented during the sitting
OF the next General Assembly petition for a Sepa
rate Election IN the County Of Brunswick, the Store and
Tavern house Of James r. Harrison, Meherrin Parish
October y. 44-w2m