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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12
HERALD OF THE TIMES.
lTrom the Warren Star.

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MR. JEREMIAH DRIscoL, Che young
man referred TO in the following article,
son Of Capt. James Driscol, Of Bristol
while on whaling voyage in December
last, was struck by whale with such
violence, as to carry away large por'
lion Of the upper jaw. and the largest
part Of the under lip being thus disa-
bled, he returned home-laboring under
the very serious inconvenience Of such .
loss. Soon after his return, he placed
himself under the care Of Dr. Lewis, ol
Boston, and submitted TO an operation
for the restoration Of the lip. The orera-
tion was successfully performed on the
28th Mny,-in the presence Of a large
number Of Physicians. An artificial
palate was prepared by DIR. lIarwood
tog ether with fine set Of front teeth.
MIR. ID. has returned again 10 his
friends, in good health, and can a'ticu-
late with nearly the same facility and
accuracy as formerly. Tho delormity
Of the lower lip-is almost entirely re-
moved. Every friend Of his race, can
but rejoice in this triumph Of surgical
science.
From the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
OperaiiOn for the Restoration of The
LoWer Lip.-A young man belonging to
Warren, Il. L., while on whaling
voyage, in the month Of December last,
being in an open boat, was struck by a
whale in such manner as to force an
oar az ainst his face with sufficient vio-
lence TO carry away u portion OF the
anterior surface Of The superior maXillary
bone, and, worse still, the largest part OF
the under lip. In this unsightly and
truly melancholy condition he returned
from the voyage. On presenting him
self for advice 10 DR.. Lewis, Of fthis city,
he exhibited the following spectacle. =
Although the wound, in measure, had
healed, no liquid could be retained in
the mouth without covering the void,
toIuICIy COIttOucu w VIC uiuct uP, WIN
one hand, closely pressed against the
uneven and exposed dental wall. Be-
sides these formidable difficulties, in
conse quence Of the rent made in bones
Of the roof Of the mouth, his articulation
was imperfect. The saliva, unless con-
trollcd by a handkerchief, was constantly
drivelline over the chin. Under these
circumstances DIR. Lewis operated on
Monday, tho 2lst ult., with a view,
primarily, Of remedying the deformity.
The process was essentially similar 10
the common operation for hare lip-the
wound being dressed after the admirable
method Of DR.. Walker, Of Challestown,
whose success in such cases is well
known in this community. Fortunately,
the wound healed by the first intention,
and tie patient to his great qualification,
is relieved from the manifold incOnveni-
ences to which he was subjected for the
want of lip An artificial palate is to
be made for him by DIR. Ilarwood, next
week, which will undoubtedly enable
him to converse again in his accustomed
tone Of voice.
This is another specimen ofthe skill
and exhaustlcss ingenuity ofthe surgeons
Of Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

TEXAS AND GREAr BRITiIN.-It is an.
nounccd in the Texas papers, that CONNER.
clal arrangement with that government
whereby Texan vessels aud cargoes will be
admitted into the ports Of Great britain, ant
a direct trade opened between the two coun
tries, has been effected. If so, it is cquiva
lent to a recognition Of Texan independents.
and will be advantageous TO the co,nmercia
and manufacturing interests OF Greut Britain
The following paragraph, relating to thi:
subject is copied from Texas paper:-
HousroN, (rexas,) June S.-We are OK
trcmcy gratiied to learn that Gen. Hcndcr
son, our diplomatic agent near the Govern
mcnt Of Great Britain, has succeeded in cf.
fecting a commercial arrangement with that
Government, whereby Texan vessels and
cargocs will be admitted into the ports OF
Great Britain, and direct trade opened be-
tween the two countries.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

NoRrm EASTERN BouSpAKy QUESTION
The Bangor Wing states, that Gen. Wool
accompanied by Major Graham oil the U. s
Army,J. +. Johnson, Engineer, aud Gen
James Irish Of Gorlam, arrived in that city
on Friday, and left on Tuesday, for Moos,
Head Lake, where il is expected one or more
sites for Military posts will be selected
Thence they will go down the st. Croix, an'
perhaps the Pcnobsco,, where other sites vii
be selected for the same pursosc if judget
necessary. The posts arc 10 be imincliateI!
established
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

The late earthquake in the West was IN
all the towns in the southern part Of Indiana.
At Washington, Davicss county, tho shock
was "tremcndous," accompanied by noise
similar to that Of thunder. At Evansville the
most substantial brick buildings were rocked
so as to rattle the windows. At Mount
Vernon, below Evansville, the shock was SO
violent rs 10 throw the bricks from the tops
OF the chmneys, and ono or two largo new
buildings were cracked frvin top TO boltom. ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

EDIroRIAL CoMroRr.-The business oI
making newspapers may be profitable il
New Orleans, but it can hardly be pleasant
il the situation Of the editor Of the Merchsn
may be taken as fair specimen. lie des
cribes himself as "sittng IN the small corner
of small room, in tic third story Of big
house, with q hot atmosphere around him
the hum Of thousand mosquitoes IN his eor'
aud no cool drink any where within his reacl
-,hItcen Of the said mosquitoes and iv,
huge gallnippers being all the time hard q
work on his left arm, aud tue compositor'
waiting for copy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

Ship Struck ,cih Lightning. ship
Julia, late Of Philadelphia, was struck will,
lightning on the 2i,h Of June. within forty
miles Of Key West, and entirely destroyed
with cargo, consisting Of l0s bulcs Of cot
ton. The captain aud crew remained on
board for nine hours after the fire COM
menccd, but finding ull efforts unavailing to
extnguish it, they took to the boats, aud
were picked up by schooner bound to New
Orleans, and landed at Key West. They
were in The act Of ree6ng top-sails when the
lightning strrck the Julia one of the crew
was severely hurt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

The .Sdrannah Puiaski .Memoriai.-Thc
committee appointed by the citizens oI
Savannah to draft a memorial 10 Congress on
the subject Of steamboat disasters, impute
the catastrophe OIL board the Pulaski to the
sudden flood Of water poured into an empty
heated boiler. The memorial draws con.
trast between the frightful destruction of life
here as compared with European boats
They impu,e the cause to mania for speed
and rhcing, and 10 tire incompetency Of those
who supcrintend the machinery. They pray
for laws OF Congress to remedy these owls.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

During the recent hot weather, SOW
oral dogs wo understand have become
rnbid in this place. The great number
Of dogs that arc daily suffered TO 20 at
large in our streets, we should think
would call seriously for municipal inter-
ference. Tho evil should bo rsmcdied
without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

GREENvILLE, S. C. June 2s.-Our farmers
never had better time for harvesting their
good use Of it, Contrary TO our expectations
the recent heavy rains had not injured this
crop in the least, so far as we can earn. A
highly respectable gentleman from tho coun.
try informed Us the other day, that it was his
opinion there had not been as much good
wheat raised in The upper country sncs 1916
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

Gen. Scott has published an order, stating
that the rcmovsl OF the Indians, for enigra-
ton from the Middle district, late Cherokee
country, being nearly or quite completed
|orrangemets will be commenced at once for
the honorable discharge and payment Of the
volunteers aud militia in the service Of the
United States within that district The peo-
pie Of Georgia sre delighted with the sue
ecssful termination Of this Indian business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

The weather for several days past,
has been warmer than VIC have had Tor
many years previous. On Saturday
last, the thermometer rose 10 81 as
noon, being the greatest degree Of heat
experienced this year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

AN ACT in addition TO the Act entitled Gan
Aet to prrvcn, candostine marriages"
Be IL enasieL Jy he General assembly as
Eiliurs:
Sc. The several town clerks in this
Stale, and tho city clerk OF the city oi Prov
deuce, arc hereby authorized and empowered
io1in persons together IN niarriagc; prov'.
drjthey may lawfully enter tlereini", and
is,ys been lawfully pubIished and the sol
eminizaiion of marriage when performed by
.,,d town or ri,y clerk, shall be IN the same
,n,nner as is now req Iired by the fourth sec
iiJn vi the 4 Ito which this is ~ amendment
True copy Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-07-12

AN ACT in relation To the State Prison.
BE IL enacted by The General assembly as
j6iioics:
Section I. From and AFTER the fleenth
day Of November next, the Warden OF the
Stute Prison, shall be the keeper Of the Coun'
~ 1ail in the County of Providence: aud bis
compensation as warden shall br in full tor
MI his services, not only. as keeper OF the
State Prison, but as keeper OF said County
Jail
Sec z. The Warden of the State Prison
and Keeper Of the said County Jail, shall be
The purvcyor Of supplies for both OF said es'
iahlishmcnts: shall be supplied with iue
and oil, and bonrd for himself and family onl
ofiIie supplies furnished for said establish
ment; but shall not receive TO his own use
any fees Of Office, or for commitment anl
discharge OF any person Committed TO the
said County Jail.
Seed. The fees that may nccrnc 10 the
Keeper Of the said County Jail upon the com
mii'nent and discharge fpersons committed
TO his kccping, shall be credited 10 the State.
~ his account of credits and disbursements
aid also The amount of money received Tor
tho board Of persons committed 10 his charge
lar debt, upon mesnc process or upon execu'
lion, or lodged by creditors for the dcienll"n
Of persons admitted 10 the poor prisoners
oath.
Sec. 4. The compensation Of the Warden
of The State Prison, and keeper Of the County
Inll in the County Of Providence, for h,s
line and services, shall be six hundred dol
lars per snnum in addition Ia the pcrquislics
mentioned the second section of this act.
See. 8. The compensation oi the Physl'
c'an OF the Safe Pllson, shall be SO per an
mum.
Sec. G. The Inspectors Of the State Pris-
on may, in their discretion, elect one oi their
nwn nlen,brrs to BE- clerk of the Board of In
sprctors, or may elect any other suitable per
,on not OF The Board, Ia Gil that Office :: aud
~ cnse The person elected shall not be- q
Jnenbcr of The board he shall receive such
reasonable compensation for his services, not
exceeding three dollars per day, for the time
~ which he shall be actually employed, rs
the Board of Inspectors shail direct.
True copy Witness
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-29
ETEs MONT
Female Academy.

TRHliE subscribers respectfully Inf"tm The
q public that the exercises Of this Insu,u
tion c"ntlaue unt!er the care Df Mrs. ElIZ \
}. MohRO"; and as che gives her vaeo,l II
IN the ~a,tr. tie school viii crn,trnc. ~nh.
at Intermissicn, uTtii f,tvemher Your Ia.
dh viii be charged only from the ,lHc Il cd.
mlssIcn.
The tnannfr in pLi,h this stho"l he's been
he'c,of,'e conducted 1. h's'ly satis!aciu,y. ard
We take "'"at pleasure in Recommending II 10
,hr ra'r"~-:c ot parents aud qua ',iIars, WHO
tnterh GIVING their daughters ard wards The
advantage. "f liberal tduc atiot. Tie pnce
"f Imii"a - eight doilOrs ptr s"ssion, Draw.
ing and parr'i'g five dollars extra.
Board can be obtained in respectable fm.
lies, a, a shor, distance from The Academy, at
five dol ara n month
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Tailoring Business.

Eagr Subscriber has FteomH cared lie Il o
- l,.sise Busiafss, ca tie hrtse go fa&'y 80
r,U,ea hs Metsrs. Gste 4 hS.l@Ba - = %
s;aaAs sasFr. Tie fa,hians al - Efea'si9
aeer'Esa: aud bis WnFS nil BE- eKsc@asa a.
sd taste ard NIih eesratth.
~ sirsts sesI & wOIk a. BE- gissH %
9 goud gosEney aasa laloE. -,
RI. PLEASAATs.
NefenheE d. ~
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PROSPECTUS
T. He "A VI ERICAN
Physiological Journal
AND
MISC ELL AMY.
mis- e Ell l. A NY.

TT is . remarkable fact, Ihsi while the con-
90 vcr,s TO the belief IEsl Entomology Is tue.
have. within = fe~ !eETf, most sst"his!'tnPty
multiplied. there dOes ut eEri on the ktRer-
"sn continen, single Terlodr oil ~hose ohj'c,
IS 10 advocate lie truths. repei the stiscks made
Gpan IL. nr snswer the Inquiries which even
osndr' pctsous ere Opposed to make concern-
I0g IL. Add the is tie more surprising. sInce
tue materials slr"sdy ex',iing sad daily aug
IneniIng, with saIch 10 sstt h such u pubics-
ton, etc almost Ia, Ihausulle.
TIE science of medicine hes ice appropriate
'nedis through which To present 20 The profess
zion AM TO students oil the new fscls which
Orrur, aud all the new theories which are cd
T"Cate 10 the various institutions ri medical
sci ace ta;"ashoa, ths world and i; is proper
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AZ C.rt.is objcrn. bat il he light q
is,shega-ss AL Of tut. they arc most
larrly zad dsi.gatfa.. There j. Isason
10 fear thai isjgry has been done 10 the
Goa 81 religious AMI 81 generous feelings
i by liz parli Eisss which soIs hare CIV
en- On lhis subject. Men haFe beea uEg'
;ei 10 give nsEs thaa their daily required.
when the eKeisemeas has subsidized. any
ihias bss pleasure asaeRIs their ef'rss IN
redeem their Pledgs. A reaction takes
pI.es. sad hey Loose al confidence 10 the
belief thai charity sznf happiness.
The general rule Which our giving
Is 70 be regulated. 10: Every man shall
give rs he IS able. according TO The bles-
sing Of the Lord Thy God, which he hath
given thee" Deut xvi. 10. IL. I" Up
on the first day OF the week. let every
one Of You lay By him in STORE. as God
hath prOsaered him." I Cor. xvi. 2.
There is no doubt. bot tia; obedience to
this rule woall furnish al that is requir-
ed for gospel charity. and sill leave
enoagh in the hands Of men 10 perform
every otter duty, and 10 enjny every law
Gui pleasure.
II may, however, sometimes he a du-
". To give all thst we have away. And
whenever this is the case. we cannot hope
to be sayeI, unless we are willing TO DO
it. When Gods glory requires il. all
must be sisea up. or We incur his sore
We naturally iaEa to the Bible to as
certain whether this is required. We find
il Is. " Tie that lose,h father or mother
more than me, is not worthy of me: and
he tha, lOveih son or daughter more than
me. is not worthy of me-" Mait. 4. 81.
i II any man will come after me. and
hate MOTHS father and mother. and wife,
mi children. and brethren, and sisters,
yea. and his own life also, he Cannot be
ny disciple" Luke xiv. 90. The terms
ore and late are used comparatively.
The state OF mind required, is. no: that
&c may not love our friends. this we must
10; nor that We must really hate them, |
his we must not do; bat we must hold |
hem as nothing when compared With
'ur devotion TO Jesus Christ. and must |
Eillinsly give 'hem up whenever duty |
lemands, or when they interfere with
'ur duty. In cnnnexion with this requi.
Iiiou must be considered the promise: !.
: Every one that hath forsaken houses,
" brethren. or sis ers, or fathers, or mo-
hers. or wife, or children, or lands. FIR
nv names sake, shall receive an hundred
Old. and shall inhsri, e'er!as,ing life"
Haiti. xix. %. Now this exercise of
mind, ,his requirement. and this promise,
rould never have existed. if some times
/ might no, be required OF US 10 sacrifice
'ur all fir God. And We find that sach |
las actually been the case. Il may be so
gain. Chtist's disciples iorso,k every |
hing TO follow him. Matthew gave up
lis Office. Peter and others fOrsook
heir nets and ships.
'fhus we see, most clearly, taat we
nay be called upon to part from all; that
We must be willing 10 DO it, and we cam
lot be christians unless We are. G.,
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-
umpxrssEsEr, o. ssEFFsELP. tESsLaSR
Isaas s..ae e,ss. - siss sasi'
F,o- .saa apI.as talas sgss.
ThsusA as.a ~ sseaiRG sda~s Eo.l,
Al d., g 4 bssais a'ss.
oss .ua =. s.I.--a sa"asaa3 EaoEs
TA.E raaai. of s'a'I Faa.
xs.0s srssae. 80. tire 10 sxP'oHs
a. cssss sssr = ssa.
TA.-s.e. 800 'aasaaVs1 somfaEi ssas.
aas as.srs xasai dssFsir,
r.sh 10 49, eve. 4 a.sEaas asesads
aai ss.sts ten saynssai there.
Fa., ian, sas snaa, issa Gear AM sris.i.
Ta-y g'.sisa a.. ths gloom.
Aal s.r. ia; seen ha' paints Of light,
Eae rosa nf - . assume.
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HILLS ROU G II, N. {.
ruBTIsuED wEEELr
ny DENNIS UEAETT,
December 90

AT -nnEE BnILsEs rEsE, ~ Nv" holtA"'
TFrY CENTS tF ram N AiNANtE.
Thrsr vito q" not give HrtIc' al thr" VIZ"
10 have their aber die, nniinu'd ~ ltr tN va,
t"n "f the year. will be p'cs"n'd as 'CS',"E
It's tontir antc until touBtcgman cd ~" !"
aprr will ir distortiurtd Until a. arrf"'a'''
ara LAID. un'rss az she 'rt"n q th" "'l''','
Advc'iisrmt uts nat ,SrrctlrF slE'''" "''''
"nc totlar t"t the ii.sI, ard tw'n', 1--we 'ff's
t'-r each subs quctt Ine''t'"r; Io"t'f "r'S ="
pr"rnrion Crutt adv"ttts"r'r's t"I'l Nv"
pcr,ct jphff. 4 d,,'UtiH'n al 35s I"i"A"
al. ~ nses to ssSsFksre rs ne !rsr'
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The only establishment in The ci,y devoted sx
elusivcly 60 this business.
COUNTRY Merchants are supplied a, ma
~ nufaciurers' prices. and their GIssss. in
sursa Jrsm brtskass 10 sEy part q ILt Unisa,
ir!!!ou! extra charge
Thrse who may have orders for large G ass
20. would DO VEL tn inform US by letter, preyi
aus To their coming "n. Of the sIzs Il thr plate,
and the kind al frame they may want, lahe
,hcr of G'Ii, Mahogany or Marble. J that the az.
,itle may be manuIactu ,xpr, ssIy CT a..
occasion
Msrchapts should give ,hciT orders for Look.
ing Glasses TIE fis, Il lag on their suhsl, To
insure them wtI tat Up
!: = Any editor ( 4 weekly paper. ~ho vii
publish th,s adScriis, nett a. the amour, nF : I
d"l!aIs. a, has usual rate. shall BE- dolly ran! 10
Glasses at the mat dtariu'Cr's prices, vL3ch Of
course n,uHI be az low a. thry can De bought
ia The city -p,"sjdrd ne will end "n lis IN Is
Il merchant Who III ru,rhase tlnss,s. Wi
which We tan pack and forward them at ou:
risk "f b'eakaee.
Scp,cub,Ii. 81
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
OIaHgs County.

In Equity-Ssp,sn.ber Term, 1893.
WsOii y. B,tbi. and siasT, Original Bill.
1T appearing To the satisfaction Of tie cout,
that janice Woods, one q The defcudani,
in this cause, IL not an Inhahaaut al this stsI',
u - ihefciars ordered that publisa'ivr be mae
IN the scarborough Recorder ioI "a Wttt.
succfssNtIy. that pnltts tho Eaij d,icndatt
aFpcsr 81 Tie UfNt trtm # this Couti. ie b.
held 81 the county Of oraFtr. Al tie ctUr'-
house IN lIlllsb"TouGh, On tie ssrsud MorvsJ
AZ Match ntat. and plead. snsSsr - d. mgt,
tie esuss vii De ed down 1T h5s'iag 80
Leaij a. part e. 10 LIN
JAMES WEEP, {. 4. H. E.
Sept nicer 10 81 -es
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Earthenware, China,
and Glass.
THOMAS D. BARROW,
IMPORTER.

.Nio. IS Flsassa Sired, sN'sT h'erk.
GAS on sale complete assOrtHnenI ii choice
- and desirable aElieies an tae above isne.
shieh will be sold u The eountEY trade Jpn
,he taosi favorable iFrHs. The atieniinn 81
purchasers 10 respectfully saiieissa. Siih the
hope of bring able 10 eIEe entire saiis'asil"n
10 avery PARTICULAR
New iaIk, july ~. IL
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y office.

,. PPLIC ATOM will he made to the next
- Ge.,eral Ascend Tor the passage Of Te-
solution Tor r,fInJing to the subsc'ILer u e
ltnouni Of the State Tax paid by han Oh Insul
y ent polls, Tor the Yeas 1885 and 1886
JAS. c. TURRENTINE, Mcri6:
November IA. a.
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man as IL cog to br c"naus ted vi. = 81
cert an cu'IetIns rxpr,'i,tsrs, aud The hsFo'
s'htuy e longer d' InP without the large q
mnnht due nc l,r stx Years 81 labor, have d.
trtuaIt,d me a. sell the tstabhsl mcnI al ite
ord ~ nc p,cscn, ,car. TIC sutstrp'rn l''t
- about 81. ~ Lua,'rt1 ea9 on iht iRrrseS' 't1
IL" J,h punliag and advertising seod t"' 81
least Gtt hun9rss deilars wear. A cen''' n =
e ,aI,r,. ard suuuJ Wing, stall have Il"
Paper On i4t most Hb,Tul httas. w"ud 80
Willingly ttu l." at" any "thct sttt"o IN
earl, trrlcyiion IL requested.
II. &. JONES,
Edt.er and FreTri'f'T.
juno 81. 60
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA,
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1888.
Joseph Gill snd Edwin G. Resde. Trustees,
RS
Arthur Buchanan.

Original ai.achmtn. I.titd on land
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
- that Arthur Buchanan. the defendant, IL
not an inhabttsnl Of Ih,s sisiei I, IS therefore
ordered, that publication be made 10 the His
borough Recorder, foF SIX weeks successYcly.
los sad defendant tn he aud appear before The
Justices Of ouE Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
sIuns. 10 be held lar the county o; PeTs5n, al
the court house IN RoxbcrOugh, on the third
Monday 10 December bexi, aud then and there
TO Teplevy Or plead TO ss"e, OF the Iaud !evrd
on viii be condemned 10 SATISFY The plaintiff :
demand.
nitness. Charles Mason. Clerk e our said
Cour. al Uficc, the third Monday ia Sepiem
her, 1898.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Paice aJv. IS 20 a. 6w
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Boarding House.

4 TEA reguiat B"aiUcFs can be acs,u,n'.
- dated by tic sahssrbcr. al the old statd
of John fadds deceased.
Persons 'Iesuiog il can also be steon hiot,.
tci G.';ug Ccur w.t.
THOMAS n. GRAIN.
February IS Is