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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

date tne second day Of March, l~li, aud DOL, nc.
corded IA tic Clerks Office ot Mccklcnbnrg conn.
y, will sell for cash 10 tho highest bidder, al
'he 'onti-honsc in Charlotte, On Tuesday Of Aoril
court next, that well known Tract Of Land, living
IN The county of MccSleubutg. on the waters Of
C.caT.ereek, aud on which DAVID Kerr now lives
the boundaries Of which will be seen by refer.
,ne' 70 deed executed troru said Kerr, to said
Morn --eoutuininE about 300 acres.
THIS Tract Of Land is known 10 be valuable.
vol suited to the production NJ Corn, Wheat and
Cotton, and has fine BRICK. HOUSE, and an
o'hcr necessary improvements for the eeeomn,o
datloh Of large family, aud lying ia tic nciph
'orhood OF The most productive gold region ~ The
country and on which are strong MARKS Of rich
"re'--ah object 10 those who wish 10 engage In
mining pursuits.
g. W. CALDWELL Tiusfee.
March D, Isif g6t.
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AHSrer 10 the coH1ud,ums Of last iosct.
!. We was all icers, ,Alricrs)
= When they were under a gtncrqi sale.
s. When 1t Is as rotten as a pear, pair
T. A y d,e.sloue.
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NORTHUMBERLAND,
Selected nom n, N,tgy8,g Con,i,

Aasrer 10 nc ogiaptieqI Enigma Of las,
ne'S CHARLES STUART. Soirrl,>s. Cbes.
ter iecla; Acre Rhc; Lsssas East; Sal,. N,
Lucas Tarua trul; Arai; Rush Tula
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POETR ".
A NEW WING SONG.

fuae.-Scols VIVA Haze.
Whigs though HARRIsoN is dead,
AGd Traitors in his stead,
Let his name around you shed,
Light t6rictory, n
Raise his sacred banner high,
Ga his holy cause rely, "a -
His great name your battle cry,
On TO Victory.
Claywh stood by Harrison,
When the glorious fight We won,
Mhea your foes were oyeEArown,
He's the leader now
Who'd support Traitor knayel = ),
Raise Van. Buren, from. the gravcg
Or consent to be stsse N
Let the craven bow 4
Who'dMc@est the Tariffs, lawsf
Risk %Nullificr's claws
Or g&e'up his country's cause
6 LET him turn and flee.
Lefh4h to the Traitor bow,
WeS1Van BuTen's collar now, -
DrdY1he Nuillfier's plough,
Or his vassal be.
We, though foes from rock and tower,
Gather all their strength and power,
Though the storm of battle lower,
Sill will dauntless be.
With keolucky's gallant son,
Soon the Victory will be Won
And Protection, like the SUD-
Cheer our Industry. = Il.
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CIIARADI

MY first hope YOU are, my serond Gee Won
are, and my whole know you are.
HfAiRWof next wcrk
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1Hs'ofr 10 The 1ri,hmafieal Questions of i7si
efsk-No. l. \. had 10 receive so No. 2-94
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ARITnMETIcAL QUESTIONS.

/. Take tub of fair water, i.ll'd up TO the bfim,
Pu, spherical foot Of dry OAK there 40 swim,
How far 'twillimmerse ITSELF artists pray show,
And the weight Of water that will ovei flow
9. The number of horned cattle on a farm is u
mean proportional between The number of horses
aud sheep. The sum oflhe three numbers is 25s,
and product 1856. How many Of each
GJ-Answers next week.
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n. III. ANDREWS.
,SUKGEO.v DE.y'yEST

HNIAhhFbL for the very liberal pstro.
a heretofore received, woald beg leave 4
form the citizens Of this and the l1iaiulrp IN
ties, that from his time forward lie sh1l. cola
or Charlotte as his place Of residence. M
poets 10 be able once or twice wear lo,i.r-
principal village Of ench OF the adloiaiar eggr
Tie will also visit families in The country ls,a
8IAll work dohc by him warranted ica
> sears, according 10 circumstances.
] frlces the same as ! have charged at,.
nearly Fix years.
Teeth set on Gold Plate leach, from GtOSI
DO on Piyu's,
Filling or Plugging with Gold. each,
do do Tin, foil
Removing Tartar or cleansing entire sci, to
Separating and Polishing, each separation.
Extracting Teeth or fangs, when charged. rqa
} Examination made and advice given i.e.
charge.
Al letter addressed to me at this place. al
meet With as prompt attention as il IS pJs,llt F.
nc give.
VI Room at the Mansion House.
Charlotte, jan. Is, ls44 ~
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Aasiro to Tic cluad, Of fasf r..I cor.Tox.
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Pride as well as narural affection should
urge Us 70 Improve the land Of our birth.
He are bound 10 il, not By The ties Of in
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Great National Work.

'E1APPAN & BENNETT, No III. Washing.
II ton street Boston, propose to publish 6y
subscription, in fourteen monthly numbers. al the
loW price % rs entE five eents eaeh nnmbcl. IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-22
DENTISTRY.

y GALLUP, NJ. D., respectfully IN
\. forms that he boards and tydgrS at Mr..
Francls Cars in Broad street: but for y"
convenience of hts patients, has taken HE
Hunter Ollice in Mary ST., between Clarke
and Thames streets, where he can be found
from to | and from : to 6 O'clock prepared
to attend TO those who require hl' attention
m Medicine, Surgery or Dentistry. Al 9th
er hours he can be found at his boarding
house July Ia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-22
J. M. SHERMAN
f53. Thames Street,

yfyOULD invite the attention OF his Gus
w toners to large and SPiendd dSSou.
mcnt Of Coods, Just received from New YORK
and Boston. including English German ana
.Frcncs BROlDCLOTHS, of every desl-
!rablc color; fancy plaid and mixed Doeskins'
both SINGLE and double width French elias. elias,
nc Css.imcres: plain aud fancy American
do. plain and figured Sltlnct's' aud Vest V,
,nps Of The latest styles. all of which will be
sold by the yard, or made up on The most .'a'
.nn,hie ,r,ms. April 4, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-22
TAMMANY HILL HOUSE.

lAywA The subscriber respectfully
ITaTd informs his friends and the
nelM public, that he has taken the
Tammany tIIll Farm, situated about mile
from Newport, and is prepared To RECEIVE
a few boafders for the summer The house
is beautifully located, and the rooms are airy
and convenient A Tower, sixty feel high
containing several stories. has just been
erected on the summit Of The bill, from the
top of which, the surrounding country. The
ocean and islands Of the Vineyard are dis
tincly visible two new bowling alleys, each
seventy feet long, built in a very substantial
and firm manner, are also attached 10 the
place, and no pains will be spared 10 make The
house desirable one for visitors.
Tea parties accommodated at short notice.
! Refreshments to De had at all times, al
the Tower.
The proprietor wishes it distinctly under
stood that both the Tower and alleys will IN
varaby be closed on Sunday, aud the put'
| lie are requested not to visit the place TOT
pleasure, that dnv.
SYLVESTER r. HAZARD.
\ Newport, July IL, lo44.
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commissioners Notice.

7VE. the subscribers, having been aPpo'n-c
w ted by the Hon. the Conrl OF Probate OF
ihc town of Newport, to receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate of William
NJ. Allston, late of said Newport, Esq dec.
represented insolvent. and how they are
made out, hereby give notice that six months
from the 9Th day of Angus, instant, are al
lowed to the creditors oi SAID estate to bring
in and prove their claims against the same,
and Saturday, the 81 day of November, and
Saturday the first of Feb. next, at o'clock.
a. m. Of each of said days, and the Office OF
Joshua Sayer, in said Newport, are appointed
by us as the times end place of meeting said
creditors, for the purpose OF receiving and
examining their several claims.
RicH,RD K. RANDOLPH,
JOsnUA SAVER,
Newport, Aug. Is, 1914.
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ICE CREAM, sc.

Corner Of Fra,k s Thames Streets,
is open day and evening, for the reception OF
company.
Those who feel disposed to cell will el.
wnys find It well supplied with Ice Cream,
Water Ices. Fruit. Cakes, Pastry, !4emonaGe'
Soda Water, aud every Other article usually
kept at such establishments. All oi which
is warranted of the best kind, or no sale.
lee Cream. Water Ices, JeIIlrs, &c. &c
made to order at very rednced price, and
warranted uf the veyy best quality
T.. STACY, IN.
! NIB. Ice Cream made OF pure credlE, at
80 cents n quart, and sent to any part OF the
town, in pyramids Of ], =, or quarts each
Orders lcf at the Cottage near the beach, ar
nt the Store above named, will be punctuulIy
attended to.
~ II is acknowledged by all who have
th,s season tried Stacy's Ice Creams, that they
are the reyy best made IN this good city.
/, Newport, July Ia, lSll. j. , Jr.
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THE OCEAN H0 E."
IYNWyp O3Va 8a I.2
A new and fashionable establishment for
Summer ISiierS,

ru,HE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that the above
named house will be completed, and ready
for the reception of summer vlsiters' ABOUT
tho first Of June next. The building Is very
commodous, with large and airy lodging
rooms. parlors, dining rooms &c, with all
the REG eulstes desired by fashionable visitors
who spend the summer in Newport Is
entire y new, and IN addition to ITS exceuen'
Interior arrangements, spacious plnzzas sur
round the whole establishment. The house
is located in the most healthy and pleasant
spot in Newport, being on the hill, w''hln,o
few moments walk of the beach, as well as
the Post Office, and all public aces in town
containing upwards Of one hundred Iodg
ing rooms, number Of which are connected
with purlors.
A large aud commodous LIVERY i sTApL'
s attached to the premises, and The eronnd
around are very spacious and delightful;
JOHN G.. WEAVER.
Newpoit, March 2S, 1914
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LOOK HERE!
THEY do say there is somethng ofs,df
smohe, IN .4DVER TISLNG, and
guess TA Try Il and sac Jor my
-, have

sel-so here goes
p hereby inform ny customers, land that
j they know before and all creation be.
SIDES, that am selling Goods as low, ana
little lower, than anybody else IN town, the
quality consldered-aud dear reader, 1t you
have any doubts upon the SUBJECT you can
have them removed by calling on the sub
scrlbrr. a, his store in Thames street. two
doors North of the Perry Mil, where Won
will find n first rate assortment OF FHhILi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES which. are Tyson
Young lIyson. and Souchong Teas, OF va,
r,nus uualircs and prices Crashed Loaf and
brown Sugars, of the first quality; Java
Cuba md EIo Coffee Boston aud Ne"
I York cry cured Hams aud Beet; New Of
leans. Muscovodo and Cuba Molasses, &C.
and in fact every thing usually ionnd IN
wrll conducted FAMILY GROCER
/ STORE. CsN and see.
GEORGE u. KNOWLES.
F. Newport, April IL, 1871.
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r e. M O " a T..

.yl,lE subscriber wishes to give notice, thai
he has removed to the new Store ~
Charles street, where he intcadS 10 carry on
The Shoe making business, m all ~ branches
tie wishes To give notice 10 his old custom
rrs. ,ha, he will make Boots and Shoes, o'
I lhe same quality, Ns CHEAP as q, any Store ~
! Newport, aud cheaper IN the cnd than they
can shoe themselves by purchasing the sale
trash AT some OF the shoe stores.
lie also keeps constantly on hand supply
of the best orary Spanish and hal Spanish
Cigars nj wholesale ami retail, at M. ., cor
,ncr nf Charles Il Marlborough streets, d.
rcctly west OF ia" j,i'.
ROBERT SEATTLE.
M,y IG.
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NOTICE..

,I,iIE subscriber respectfully gives notice
J. that he has taken the store, corner OF
Banister's wharf s. Thames street, and d.
rectly opposite the Eagle Hotel, where he
intends keeping general assortment OF fruits
preserves, jcleys, spices, catsnps, pickles.
macoroni, vermacla, nuts, bottled and draft
ale bottled cider. porter and beer by The
dozen or single bottle bottled and fountain
soda water, with or without syrups. by the
dozen or single bottle Havana and Principe
Cegars fine cut chewing, Turkish and
American smoking Tobacco pipes, bird
ges and bird seed and variety Of Other
articles too numerous to mention. share
of public patronage respectfully solicited:
r. S. STANHOPE.
Newport, May l6, lSli-tf.
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The New York
COntribUtiOnship Fire In
suramcc Company,
Csfirr, No. , 11ldll=Strfft,

GDttlCc, NJ. - eSt
INSURE Dwelling houses, Warehouses
L and buildings in general, merchandise,
household furniture, ships building, ships
in port and their cargoos, and every doscnp'
,ion of personal property, against loss or
damage by fire.
]. SMITH ROGERS, President
r. w. MARTIN, Secretary
D,RroroRs Smith Rogers, james br'ar'
James Mcbride, John Adams, John iinggery'
Gnlian c. Verpanck, John Johnson, Joseph
kernochan, John / Palmer, Potor L"r'''ard
James Mccall, Robert McCoskry, Henry fn'
rsh, Reuben Wi,hors, William se1u, toral
nand Suvdam, Peter |. Neylus, Richard irvin
g Y : Roosevelt, T. ID Hurlbnt, George 1
Pollen, William Colgate, Lowell liolbrook'
The undersigned are the only authorised
AGENTS of SAID company in Newport, an'
they are prepared to insure any OF the aooV'
named property in Newport and It's vicinity
the terms, &c, Of insurance will be mau'
known on application to W.. n
IT, Y. CRANSTON s SON.
! Newport, Feb. l5, lS44.
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State of Rhode Island 81 Provi,
dence Plantations.

NEWPORT, sc.-Cierks Office, Supreme
Court, Aug Term, n h., l8ll,
WHEREAS, Elver'on Arno,1, OF Ports Is
w mouth, in the County OF Newport, Ia
borer, has filed his petition IN thus Once
praying for cena reasons ihcreln stated
that the benefit of an act passed at the Janu-
ory Session Of the Legislature, A. D., 1873,
entitled can act for the relief of lnsolvenl
Debtors" and all acts in amendment or ad
di,ion thereto, passed since that time, may
be extended to bim.--l'his is therefore to
notify the creditors of the said Arnold to ap
near before said Court, to be holden at New
port. on the fourth Monday Of August, a. u
1874, and shew cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition ought not 10 DC
granted. ,,,,,,N c,.,
Aug ], l644-3w.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Clerks Office, Court of Probate, .Newport
.4ug. II, 1874.

JDErsR P. REMINGTON, administrator on
j. the estate of John Goddard, late OF
Newport, cabinet maker, dec. presents MS
first account on said estate tor allowance
with rcques, to have previous notice given
thereon, by advertisement three times IN the
Herald Of the Times, that the same may be
taken into consideration for allowance, at
Court of Probate to be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, on the first Monday IN
September next, at,9 O'Clock, o. m-Notce
Is accordingly hereby given to all persons
interested in said estate, to appear at said
time and place and he heard in the premises.
b. B. Rowland, Pro. CTR
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NOTICE..

NOV, as my hand Is in, | guess III touch
~ up the delrnQuen,s hl,le would take
It as great favor, # all those persons who
are Indebted TO me, either by Note or Book
Account. OF over three months standing,
would call nj the "Cap,aln's Office aud Set.
lie :" cos Wy, ! wants tt does. Nnf sod
GEORGE B KNOWLES.
Newport, April II, ISL.
Encourage Domestic Manulac-
turCS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-22

CAPT. CH,sLEs WooLsrr,

CAPT CHARLES W oob'tr,
Until further notice, will regularly lcaVe
Newpnr, on Mondays. Wednesdays ana fr-
DAYS, al, 3l p M. fr Stnnlng,on, whence pas
cngers for New York will proceed the same
evening, either in tho Massachusetts, Capt.
Constock, or the Rhode Island, Captain
Thnvcr.
\ NJ For Tickets, Bcr'hs or State
apply to The Captain on board.
/, Avg. w.
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WOOL CARDlNG, Il,

Ar rHs GUS, PnRrsM"uru
',,,IIr subscriber respectfully informs hls
l ,ncpds and the public that bis Csrdlng
Machines arc now ~ excellent repair that
every attention viii be gwen To ca'd in''
rolls Sleeps Booi Of al grabs, speedily an'
m the best manner, by an experienced WORK
man.
( Wool intended for his Mile, NAV DO LET
nj Samuel Cars. Ferry Wharf |. +. Lake
ar T.. Stanhope's. Btoad street, Newport
aud WIN Vars. BRISTOL Ferry, where the voc
will be- taken and the rolls returned.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
I n. II. Wool should BE- oiled with pur
srerm o,-li can BE- done at the mills
Portsmouth. May u, lei3.
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Guardians NOticc.

vV,HE subscriber has been chosen by Rob,
i ertA. Lake. a minor over ii years OF
age, as his guardian, and which Is approved
by the Court Of Probate of Newport, and
has given bond as the law Directs tor The
faithful discharge of the duties of said ottlce'
Notice is hereby given to all persons havllg
claims against his said ward, to exhibit 'he
same to him within six months from the date
hereof. ~or,
MICAH w. SPENCER.
Newport, July 8, 1911 "A. l-6w'
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EVe're b0nsd % 9orbiis-
CHEAP CASH SHOE STORE
No. %, Thames Street, corner
of Market :sQuaIp,

yVIIO ha. just received 20 Gases fine r''i
w srwcd and pegged BOO1S, "Xrrll'h'
for spring aud summer wear, "hlch you eau
buy almost at your own price.
hLso-i00 pair ..ad'es line kid ard No
rocco set heel 1uskins, made by tEra'"ph"r
Robinson, Choai & Flanders, Inc poet Iani
facturers IN the States: which is verlly SO and
no mistake.
Ladies French Kid and Morocco Bnsk'n~'
low lace aud Slippers, very cheap.
An of which have been bought Tor rn'h
and purchasers can have the same "f p"y
fcr cenis adpauce OF th" manufacturers whole
sale Cosh p1cea.
Newport, June u, leii.
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S I @ Y { S,

s.,OR burning WOOD or CoAl.; Manu-
n featured at the Newport tonnu'y'
which Tor convenience or economy arc no'
surpassed by any cooking stove IN inc MAR
ket, tor sale by WM BROW NELL.
neli south he Post ONE.
N. II. The Pubhc are invited To can a"O
examine tor themselves.
| N,pi0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-22
Marble and Brown Stone Mann
factory

'U'TE subscriber respectfully informs n
! friends and the public generally, that he
still continues TO carry on the Mannfactory
of Marble and other Stone at the old stand
No 222, Thames-st., North end, whore ne
will manufacture Monuments, Tomb ana
Head Stones OF the first quality Of lta Ian M
American Marble & Slate, also heafths and
free stone work of all descriptions.
Also, Soap Stone for lining stoves and
Crates oil on the most reasonable terms.
Orders from any part of the Country faith
fully executed. ~ r,,ve
Newport, May 80, l9id.-lyr.
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The Atlantic House.

lUU AtiuHtN IiV"or'
"a This now and splendid IIous'
is now furnished and open Tor
l,s,k,1 the reception OF siranS"r'' any
.&AkA&&h, all those who are seeking place
for comnh at this season OF the year. a. Is
bull, on the site Of the well Known place,
called the 5 mile House, in Portsmouth, IS
three stories ~ height, and couians about ~
spacious rooms The bed rooms aud porlorS
are large aud airy, and are u feet IN height,
varying from IL to 20 feet squire. There Is
Ia large Hall the entire length Of the House,
suitable cor large Parties. Attached t" the
House ls large barn and shed, and ten
pln alley. 1t is located oD one Of the fnesl
spots on the Island, being only 3 miles rom
/ Newport on the Post Road, and commands
a iue view Of the Ocean and Narragansetl
Bay. The subscriber has spared no pains ~
furnishing this House with new Furniture
aud bedding, and hopes by strict attention,
he may share a part of The public patronage.
lie keeps Horses and Carriages to let and
Horse keeping will be carefully attended I"
Families can be accommodated with boaro
on reasonable terms.
BENZ. BROWN.
Portsmouth, July %, l844-2m.
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Fer sFlc,
Il The west par, Of the house in
M Thames street, known as the
I,..,IS Sllas Dean estate. II not DIS
x4NA posed of a, private sale previous
to the Is, of May, i, will then be sold at pub
lie auction. Enquire Of
MARTHA WASllBURN.
Newport, April II, 1874.
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10 IIEIy

I'll Tho House 10 Duke stree
f&1THa belonging to he subscribe
2XNstsE now IN the occupation Of 1t
44kSsb Cornell. II csnians fItrei
,,,1,,u. -Pos,ess,on piyen lhrl6rsl Of Dclo
bnr Likewise. the lower pft Of the slor,
in Charles street, belonging iofhe subscriber
and possession given rmn"dtairly.
Apply TO ABRAHAM DAhhEh'
Aug. S-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
POE'rR'
"MueH YET REMAINS uNsuSs."
FAME.
~ {, u. STEWART.

FAME.
srECARr.
With sandals Of Iron the battle men came,
Deep making thcir pathway with slaughter ana lame,
On pillars each cbsellcd his deed and ms name,
And died. fondly dreaming their trophies were lame.
Slow ages came after the conqueror's heel,
Spread grass on the red turf, and shive.ed The STEEL
To dust flung the pillars shaved millions had wrought,
And the heroes alas with their fame, were forgot
They rose like the surges that shrek TO the storm,
They passed like the whrwind that nantes ts form,
They mounted like Eagles, were known hy their scream
With the cloud and the lightning they fled like Dream
A few are unsmitteu, few are not lost
The Sidneys. and Hampdens, who fearessly tossed
Their hands in defence Of tyrsnt and chain
Like stars set in Heaven, undimned they remain.
Round Marathon, ages on ages shall tread,
Thrrmopyla, halIowed, shall 1--we with her dead'
And Grutle's defender, and Athens proud sage,
Shall rise-whe earth's Tyrants have pillar nor page
And Vernon, where freedom has knelt by her urn,
Through Washnglon's dust shall orgettulness spurn,
And fing on the future light to the last,
IT'LL back from their mission the ages have passed
The good are not perished-from heart unto heart
They on, like the Sun burst eternaliy dart,
Unheedng white pillar or trumpet or name
The love tnat we bear them. their trophy and fame.
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BIZ TIC Gorernor Of Eirginla'
upncr a.is,rrnN

xx1HEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the General Assem-
w b!y of this by the resignation Of Hill Carter Esq
rho Senator elect for the district composed Of the counties Of
barles Cy James City, New Kent, Henrco and the City Of
Richmond: , -, a., ~, r =. 1,;,
or are required the Of the Common
yeah 10 hold elections within the said counties and corporation
for Senator said District on the 4th Thursday IN hpf
next 10 supply the vacancy aforesaid
Given Governor and under the lesser seal OF
the Common weath, Richmond, this 18th day Of March,
srAl.l in The year 1884, IA MCDOWELL.
March 10 ioo-N.a
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DUVAL 4 Co,-DRUGGIsTS

Paints. Oils, DysstutS, WirdOc Glass, SC,
OFFER well selected Stock Of Drugs Dyes Inch ,e
~ invite the attention Of Country Merchants aud y
chasing.
~ Il. Particular attention paid packing and shipping
ALIEN. DEYAL & CO, Main street, Ric.mcn3
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March u

FULL. AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SPRING HATS,
HAVE just received vessels direct from m, n,
nuiacory IN New York. full supply OF Black Beaver Caf
Nutria, Russia, Pan, Moeshin and pattern q
Grey Plain Hats, for sentemrns Summer Also good
sentiment OF Panama. egh0rn, Seagass Double and Single Br
Paif Leaf Hats all which offered for the loves.
price, by AMDOy
Stores No. 4, Exchange Hotel, Richmond "a
And Wall street of Nassau street, New Yn.
NJ 81 Country Merchants particularly call ar
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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