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CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE. }

northumberland Z. H., Oct. 81, 1884. {
he parties in the above will take notice, that
fhave appointed Tuesday, the 2SL day OF December next
commence the ordered the above decree of
the Court, OH which day thoy will attend 10 o'clock,
A. Nj al my Office, Northumberland Court. house } with
their accounts and vouchers ready for examination and
settlement, and with Office copies OF the necessary Court
papers, 10 enable Inc to carry The same nto effect.
TlOS. S. SYDNOR, Commissioner of the
C. s. Z. Of L. aud c. Northumberland COUNTY.
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n ABORERS WANTED.-Tbe Subscriber wants 10
N employ 25 or 30 sborers, aud or good teams
On Immediate application five six months constant en-
poy sill be given 10 industrious Such az are sc-
cuslomed TO chopping aud hewng will be preferred APP
ply the Jewellery Store Of Mr. John Nc Connrl, MaiG
Street THOMAS A. MERA.
Nov. 7. 53-u
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a DMINIsTRAToR,s sALE-willbe sold. on We'd
~ nssday he L,u of N,.s.l....N ., a.. ...i....

a DMlNISTRATOR'S SALE w III be sold, on We'd
IA nesday the 10 day OF Nov~( us). the residence
OF the late Major Hugh Davs, all OF his household and
Kitchen furn ure; crops OF corn fodder, hay and
stock OF cattle, sheep, hogs, horses and oxen ming
utensils wagons. carte Sc -Terms For all OF ten
dollars aud upwards credit OF eight months will be given
with interest from day OF SALE which will be deducted upon
puneiual paymcn and for all Of less amount than
ten dol,rs the cash will be required Terms sale
be complied with in every instance before delivery OF
property. Sale 10 commence at ten o'clock A. M.
L. A. GODDIN. Administrator
10Th The UiH ANNEXED Of Hugh Darts. deceased.
November IL. d.
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TENHE TtoeVh Session Of my Seminary (or Youths
Il will commence the 10Th October, 1894, NJ Suly.
In the county OF Falax, and close he 9Th OF the fol
owing August There W u he vacation, cNccp from
lhe 18Th Of August 10 the 15h Of October The course
Of instruction comprises, Eng.h, Latin, French Compo
sion, Civil History, tie Elements Of Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Arithmetic Algebra, the Elements NJ Geo
meiry, the Globes, Book Keeping, AM the Evidences OF
Christianity Few hours OF each day will he employed
In the kitchen and Hover garden, nursery aud vineyard
these valuable and useful cmployinents have nom ex-
per.nee, found highly beneficial and dtglHfn TO NY pr.
pile, aud 70 have supetssded oudness lof those games
and anu'eneeis, which lay tic foundation OF many bad
habits in dier life The discipline is strict and parental
The most sedulous attention paid 10 tie morals nd
ners Of my pupils who MI reside in my fsniy, and ofm
part Of IT, The number " limited, enabling nc 10 pay
proper attention 10 each, and TO study, aud adapt my in
hUcuou 10 their respecuye Characters aud cssrilies
the me thai Il is sufictOy numerous form an
agreeable aud we-ordefed community within ourselves
The charge Tor the scholastic year Of ten months lis one
hundred and lty dollars payable bali yearly 10 advance
Tor board, washing, Ere, candles aud Uiion No deduc
lion " N sde Tor sbsence; and admitted Tor
shorter period than the scholastic year Tor which they
have entered Each pupil furnishes his own naurass
bedding eni lowell; such desire IT, be furnished
With mstrass and bedding six dollars per session
Books and stationery requested, will be furnished Of
the Booksellers prices Tor cash Such Of MY hcnds AZ
may see this advertisement, will confer a favor by
recommending my institution 10 these who have SOUS TO
educate here repeat, thst shall again return 10
my former residence the tide water.
Letters postpaid directed Suy, ION the Stage
| road from the District TO Wnchesios) Chondlly Post
Office, Fairfax county, Virgins, will he promptly attend
ed 10. VIM. BRENT, Jr.
] September IS. 3s-u5hN
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RxCMwo.,D, s1RGIyX1 ER7DaY; .vov.EuaEM "a Isas.

NPLOOD HORSES FOR SALE.-will be sold on
~ - Friday the 2Sti inst, at the Union Hotel, Peters
burg-Brood in oal, TO Contention, Tonson,
Andrew Golisb, Sc, &c.-S,ud colts, and three
years od-Fies al-o OF which OF the best Stock
also some Staions among whicb offer Contention, be-
ievng IL the best method Of ascerlauing the he
will commanders have had oilers from three gentle
men for him-cash in part and credit for the balance
negotiable paper not required Every particular relative
10 the sale, Wal be made known that day All those
that have requested me 10 SELL will have their stock
stable The day before the sale they may be by all
those who may wish to purchase
need not remind the public Of the great demand they
are now IN, and the profit resulting from udcious
management of good stock; knowing they pro.
dueiive than any other kind Of property possibly
possess ourselves OIL not knowing Of single instance
where il has failed.
have been informed of one gentleman having sold
three year-od colt for less tn lac offered carng
tie amount he had received money enough Tor him
ths veiy likely may TALL 10 the lot Of purchaser
the Uuon-There is better chance for that, than there
will be for Henry Clay to be President of these U.
States Sales will be made and conducted with strict
propdey, 10 merit the confidence here Lcstow
ed JAMES j. HARRISON
November H. 51-tds
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September 10.

q 1AUTlON.l do hereby forewsrn all persons against
" receiving trading for two Bonds, either Of
them, one for two hundred and the other for hun.
dred and dollars, executed by me TO KITTY Chdres,
OF Louisa county, In Payment for piece Of land purcha
ed OF her, az am determined not 10 pay them until
clear title said land is secured me- by said Cbires
Oct. 81. ISL w4wl WM. N. WALDROP.
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WMTI ILL be offered for sale TO tho highest bidder OH
w the premises, on Tuesday the 18Th day of Deccm-
her next, my Farm Williss, in the county OF Bucking
ham. IL contains eight huudi ed aud seventy acres,
considerable portion of which is uncleGTed aud heavily
tmbered On it there two good dwelling houses;
(my former redeDc') too story house with six rooms
three above aud three below stars good Office In tho
yard, kitchen with two rooms, ice house. and all other
houses necessary for aud the accommodation OF
family, good well OF in the yard, aud two springs
very convenient, variety OF fruit trees canary with
hteshDg machine, and six good Tobacco barns
vencntly situated The plantation is enclosed by good
fence and divided into tour helds AL in good heart and
in all oil which there is abundance Of good the
Hat land il well drained and peculiarly adapted TO the
growth Of Tobacco; the high hand lies WE'LL and is
cePhlc OF very high improvement by The OF clover
and plaster. crop Of Wheat las heen seeded this fall
in good time and in good orier. There ic in
Virgins in market combining more local advantages
than this is healthy situated in good neighborhood,
within few miles OF nAyig alton, and toerby
10 several manufacturing Mills The terms of 'lS will
be- three thousand dollars ia cash. and the balance in three
annual pigments there's Persons isDg 10 purchase
invited view The property, which will be shown By
Col John Johns. Josiah Mosely aud Mr.. Charles McKin-
ney. who live adjoining tho premises.-0n the day,
will be sold the crop OF corn, fodder, hay straw OATS &C.
made the land this year. plantation tools, and
rious other articles Terms on the day.
SAMUEL BRANCH.
Prince Edward, Nov H. 55-ids
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o. ALE OF NEGROES.-1he sale OF Negroes hereto
~ lore advertised by me, take place Moody's Ia
vern, in Chesterfield, the Sd nst having been pre-
vented by bad weather, will sell Tor cash, the highest
bidder al Amelia Courhouse the fourth 1hursday Of
this month, that being Amelia Court day, ten uncommon
y likely aud valuable Negroes. The sale will be without
reserve. HODlJAH MEADE,
Nov Ill. L54-wtdsl .4dEl'r. Of T.. H. Randolph
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October %.

HNDUCATlON.-Th Trustees OF the Lagrange Aca-
"a a denies wish 10 employ lady competent 10 give in
siruction in the usual branches of female educaton
GLIDING Music and Drawng-A knowledge OF the French
snd Italian would be a recoInme ndation.
Lagrange is beautifully situated in salubous, densely
populated. and desirable neghborhood The fees
fall little short OF $4,000 per snnumU questionable tes-
monsls Of character aud qualifications will be required.
Address to The Undersigned Lagrange, Fayeus Tennes
see, post paid
BY order of the Board,
C. NICHE, Secretary.
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NOriCE-Ali persons having claims asain. the estate
Of Marcus Elcan, Jun. deceased, VIII please present
them, properly henticated for payment All persons
indebted the said estate will he expected to make i'm
mediate payment-as longer ndulg be givru
shall leave this State Tor the West before the 25
OF the present month In my absence, my brother. DR..
p H. Ecan, will be duly authorized TO settle all accounts
relating 10 the estate. GEORGE II. ELCAN,
Nv. Z. [53-4il Ereeut0r If ". ELcan decd.
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HPOARDlNG.-Tw or three Members Of phe Legis-
laiure. or two Gentlemen with their families be
accommodated during the Winter, in highly
family in Richmond. The situation is retired but
venen, the CAPITOL Sc Communications addressed 10
the Senior Editor OF this paper, TO Jno. Lay, 10 Ell
Their Of whom reference is made will be duly answered
Rcimond, November H. 5I-2t
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WNXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES
IA BY virtue OF the last viii OF Richard slker,
the Subscribers will SELL atpubc auction the premises
the 4i day OF December next if fair il not. the
lair day, the tract OF land which the said Walker resd-
ed, in the county OF Bedford. containing 925 acres IL
miles from Lynohburg, and 3 miles from New London
This OF the desirable tracts OF nd in the upper
county highly productive in corn, wheat, and
bacco, and contains large portion of first rate tobacco land
in the woods Tie apd lies well. is finely watered and
,i''.-'-I i" h~.i'iS - ----~-i.i- --'.i-L1>I
improvements neat with every convenience io the
commodaIion Of geuteel family. crop oil wheat will
be sowed The land.
Alter the sale Of the land, the subscribers will proceed
sell between 20 aud 80 valuable Slaves the stock Of
horses, cattle, sheep and hogs, quantity Of pork, the
crop OF aud fodder aud the household aud kilc
furniture.
For the land part of the purchase money will be
qured in hand; Tor the balance liberal credit will be
given, to be secured by Deed OF Trust For the per-
sona property IL months credit will be given all
ABOVE $780, the purchasers giving bonds with saac
tory secuiy-ior all sums under $50 cash will be requ-
red. Further particulars x be made known Oh the day
Of sale VIM. RADFORD,
HECTOR HARRIS,
Executors Of Richard PoLker, decd.
a..
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NHAVlNG strong inclination to go 10 the West,
- a. viii sell privately on very accommodating terns
The tract OF land on which reside. 1t contains about
2lO acres large proportion Of which is in woods and
lies medalely the Stage Road from Richmond 10
Williamsburg, about miles from the ior place. II is
now kept Tavern and combines many advantages to
make IL OF considerable notorety, and profit person
whose taste and inclination lead TO that line OF business
IL has on IL house 80 feet In length and wide,
with every necessary sppendage deem il ces.ary
TO say wishing purchase will Of course
view the premises before commencing treaty for H.
Hentco. Nov. z. [53-4t w. HALEY.
will also sell my house and lot Church Hill. The
house is large and coinmodous and in very healthy
situation. For luther particulars enquire Of the subscr
Der, eight miles below Richmond, MIR. George Roper
living on the pre- miscs. W. HALEY
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g. >. Z. Of L. and C.JOr Northumberland C0unfv.
I'm Observation-Disclosures a Circuit Superb
IL OF Court OF Law and Chancery. continued and held
Tor Northumberland county, the Courthouse, oil Friday
The 24,h Ocoher 1884:
Jemma S. Cameron. administrative OF Willis Dsmeron,
decd, and William A. Damsrou, Compis
sg.ns
Isaac Brent, administrator Of Thomas Cameron, decd
Lawson Hathaway, administrator OF Ludwcll L. Locke
decd, and John w A. Edmonds, and AnnIy, his wife,
administrators Of John Kirk decd, and William H. Dam
ddge, administrator OF Elizabeth p. Brent, dcceased
Defendants
And the same, Conpainants
against
Isaac Brent guardian and administrator Of Caroline c.
Dameron, deceased, John Meridh. and Thoma. James,
and William H. cambridge, administrator OF Elizabeth p.
Brent,dec'd Defendants
On the motion Of the compsinans and by consent of
parties, these two consolidated: and the sub
p9nas afded the compsinants in these causes having
been returned executed on all the defendants and
than four months having esP'ed fnee the return thereof
properly executed the defendants, John Meredith,
Thomis James, and William II. Donddgr, aud they still
falling 10 sppsar and answor-,he Bills OF the complain.
ants ATE taken for confessed 10 them.
And this cause coming be heard tho Bills OF the
plaintiffs aud the exhibits herewith filed, aud the answer
oil the other defendants Isaac Brent, Lawson Hathaway,
aud JOHN w. a. Edmonds aud wife, and aious there
to, and was argued BY counsel
On consideration vi hereof the Court doth adjudge
der aud Decree that the defendant, Isaac Brent do render
before tue Conu'soner OF this Court Of his
administration upon tie estate Of his intesaie, Thomas
Dameron, decd aud that the said sac Brent do render
before the same Commissioner OF his guardian
ship of Caroline G.. Dametou decd; and Also an account
Of his on the estate OF e sad Caroline
Cameron, decd Add the Court doth further aJjudge,
order aud decree, that tue said COuuioner do take
account Of sny money psid by the said Isaac Brent TO the
Plstuis, or either oil tlcn which he may hare paid
as the sscurity Of the Plaintiff. Jeuma S. Damcros in
estae; and account Of the debts from the Plaintiff
Wilsn M. Dameron, rom Willie Cameron, deco,
10 iic said deIeRdsDt And this ssid Conmssoner is d
rscted TO report his proceedings Uoder this decree
with any special matters deemed pertinent by himself or
which he may 6c required TO state by any party SC.
Copy-Tcste,
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~ chAIHoRNNs LnTIER.

To me Editor n The HmcJifnn Standard
SfR:-l have just cast my eyes ON a letter 10 The
Nalchez Courier, of the 2a usi, from the Honorable
George Ponde afer, IN which be sirms tlsi resouuon
sdopled al late meeting OF the democratic citizens Of is
county contained "satsnenis w. relation 10 binse false
and unogded To- every particular and Known be false
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sePlenhef %
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CoafMIss1oNER's OrrIcE,

4. NJ. LELAND, q Y. c. c. L. & c
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ERf-VIRGfNIA-Ata Circuit Superior
"a Court OF Law and Chsncery, continued aud held for
buckingham county at the ufthouse, THURSDAY the
l7ih cay OF April. 1884,
Jsn.s Scott, Executor Of John Leslie, who was Exc
euor OF Robert Craig, decd, Danie Call Receiver,
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10 ne Edio,iof me Globt;
Sts: Ia article in your paper Of Ills morning. head
ed "POindexef at home, YOU giye an extract Of an Off
cia letter from OF the Government Directors Of The
o. S. Bhk w sbich you say tits stated "hst on the Sth
day Of May, 1892 here discounted by tie Exchange
Coutalee he note Of Nalan 1owsoO, dated The "a of
May a. month, and % days. loJ $40 900, draw lin ayoE
Of aud endorsed by George Pondcxef, aud aefw ards
dotsed by y. =. Carson" sc. SC.
tie due 10 myself 10 say, a tbe whole extract, 20 ir
az relates 10 me uilounded. never drew endorsed
note los hsi o. aDy other sun Tor GOV Poindcxef or
aay other person Tor his bonet about he lime stated
GOV Pu0iezier with whom have been acquainted more
Dian duty years. in Philadelphia, and drew On me
lor ten tousna dolss This dfdl, li OF kxchohgss
aeoHaed accepting, Of NY o.hsia situation.
This was expsined Ia HIM aad ho substituted Other
person. Respectfully your ohedieoi efv,ui,
N TQWsQN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-26
GLASS AGENCY.

VBNIIE subscriber having been appointed by the
d NEw-ENGLAND Crown GLASS CoMPA-
NY, ,BosroN, their agent for the sale oilheir Glass,
now offers at the Manuactory'Prices, first and Sc
cond quality Crown Glass, from 22 by IL, to 10
by 9.
Terms under 800, cash, 800, sixty days
credit; $500, 80 days, $500, 4 months--No dis
count allowed except interest.
The Glass manufactured by the New-Eng'and
Crown Glass Company, is composed Of the best
materials rendering It's transparency very PURE,
and its color very bright, and making it valuable
for Factories, Stores, Dwelling and Meeting llou-
ses, as it casts no coorcd tinge when the rays of
light pass through il
Contractors and Glazers in town and country,
will find it for their interest 10 apply TO the sub
scrber, who will explain to them all the partic-
uIars as to the prices and terms-wholesae and re-
tail.
All orders will receive immediate attention and
prompt execution
Its workmanship is good, and it is very straight
and even. Being all of the first thickness II Is
cheaper, besides being stronger than other Crown
lass, when the thickness and weight Of meta
are considered, as will be found on comparison
with Foreign rown Glass.
/ J. c. SHAW.
4 Newport, Oct 10th, 1888.
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
-.4nOnp' ,ybich are

-.1mOhg WHiCh dFe-
Ladies kid shoes, for only 80, IL, 40 and 6s;
also meis' stout calf, lined, and bound Shoes for
60, good article,-boys morocco and calf
shoes and pumps-all of which are suitable for
the present and coming season. X. & B.
april "a
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NATHANIEL SWEET,


Informs his friends and the public IN general
that he has returned from Boston with an ele-
CANT assortment of rich and fashionable DRY
GOODS-neycr did he purchase cheaper
lot, and they shall be sold as low as at any
store in Newport.
EUE has good calicos for only locts per yard.
II Il and more Of those S. unbleach'd diaper
for only 25 cts; more good crash for only cents
shawls from i2ic TO $,s each; good white shirt
ing for only Sc pr I'd; young misses aprons for Is
each Grecian boots for l0c; spool cotton, large
size small fgur'd shawls for old ladies', cheap AS
ever oiier'd in Newport; gentlemen's bosoms good
linen for only 2-3 each, half price; n"re lead CO.
lord cotton hose for only lOc pr pair; chex gng-
hams and stripes under price; bedticks, jean,
bleachd and unbleach'd cottons, bot at auction
under price; silk, cotton, worsted and hemp hose
and half hose-small do; jackonet, Swiss & null
nuslins, book do and bishops lawn.
An elegant assortment of floor carpetings and
hearth rugs of various prices and sizes; Russia di-
aper. Scotch and English do; straw bonneis fgur-
ed and plain, very handsome article. American
and French Tuscan under price-wh many 9TH
er articles not mentioned, equally cheap.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
spNOTICE.
EE ESSRS A. HOWE, and J. L
NA METCHEAR, on the first ,

EE ESSRS A. HOWE, and J. +.
NA METCHEAR, on the first of
June, will commence running Il
Coach to and from the BEACH such
times of the day as shall meet the gene
raj appreciation of those who may see
proper to patronize them. Ladies and
gentlemen of this town, or the numerous
visitors who tarry a season with us to en-
joy the elixir ofthe pure Oceans breeze,
will now find every accommodation which
can contribute to the health of the body,
and the delight of the mind. Bathing
Houses are To be constructed at the
Beach. of a somewhat novel order, so
that all those who wish to 90 down TO the
waters and partake Of the enjoyments of
that element, may find every thing more
agreeable, than they were wont TO find.
The Coach in point of neatness, will not
be surpassed. Its Ugular starting place
will be from MIR. rownsend's Coffee
House. 1t will travel the new road,
which is to be So handsomely construct
ed and crDamented with full flowing
trees, that all travellers as they enter
the area Of the enchanted ground, shall
fnncy themselves 'strayiDg through the
Elysian Ficlds--and each fancy shall
take the impress of reality when, through
the long vista, the Beach, like Paradise
shall open TO the view.
Newport, May 18th, 1884.
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SPOR TING REPOSITORY,
No. 40, Thames street:

WIN. GOFF, would respectfully an
w nounce to the gentlemen of New
port, and visiters to the Island, that he
has just received n complete assortment
of GUNS, and SHOOTING .APPA-
RATUS, embracing almost every arti-
Gle used by experienced Sportsmen.
Also, FISHING TACKLE, in all
its variety, and Guns with equipments TO
let by the day.
Ships and Military Companies furnish
ed with muskets, cutasses, sc. at few
hours notice.
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~ TO LET-a first rate
MN~y Il, ii o r S E so perfect
FWN Vh ly kind and docile, that
>ssssaAsa-f2&s. ladies or even children,
may drive him with perfect safety.-Al-
so, an elegant PHAETON, built in the
latest style.
n. B, The subscriber feels grateful
for past favors, and trusts from his ex-
pericnce in the above line of business,
together with some practical knowledge
in shooting, to be able to give entire sat
isfaction to his customers.
fEp For sale, good SULKY-price
$50 only.
Newport, June 18th, 1884.
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FRESH SUPPLY or
SPRING GOODS.

EDWARD +. NEWTON has just
~ received a very complete asson-
ment Of Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS, adapted to the season, which
he is determined to sell as low as can be
bought in town.
Among them are
Broadclohs of all qualities, colors and
prices; fashionable cassimeres and vest
ings, brochelIas, cassinc,ts and princet-
tas, Irish linens, damask & table cloths,
Russia sheeting, diaper and crash.
Elegant French muslins and ging
hams, French and English prints; meri-
no Thibct and Grape shawls; white cam
brics and muslins of every kind; bob
binct and thread laces, n great variety
gloves, hosiery, fancy handkfs,, ribbons,
&c. sc. Together with rich assort-
ment of black, blue black, and colored
SILKS. ap. "a.
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WOOL CARDING, AND
CLOTH DRESSING.

VTNIIE subscribers have entered into Co partner
l. ship in business, under the firm of
GOULD s. DURFEE,
And respectfully inform their friends s. the public,
that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth, be-
longing to S Clarke, where they will hereafter card
into rolls, sheep wool Of all grades-spn yarn
manufacture cloth on shares or contract.-Also,
color and dress woollen cloths, real indigo blue,
and all other colors- color and dress garmenls;-
color yarn for carpets, sc sc, all which shall be
done speedily, in the best manner, and on the
most reasonable terms. THOMAS GOULD,
ISAAC i. DURFEE.
N. B. Articles intended to be sent to them, may
be left with Sanford Almy -Compton,- Geo
Almy or VIM. Almy, 1iverton,- Pearse or
]. Clifford, Bristol Feny,-Geo. Knowles, Job
Sherman, or Benjamin II. Wilbor, broad-st'r
Newport,-Duriee's Inn, Portsmouth, or at their
Mandatory.
Portsmouth, march 2Sth, 1888.