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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL. 1t will lie
seen by our Annapolis letter that the House Ct
Delegates, yesterday, reconsidered the vote OH
the bill for completing the Ches. and Ohio Ca
nal, and referred it back to the committee that
reDortnd it,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26
MARRIED.
ID | f D,

On the 23d instant, by the Revd, Edward Hetfnry
ISAIAH SHAW TO Miss RACHEL CoLr all of this city
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

FREsHETs. Tho water in the Delaware and
Schuylkill rivers, has risen within the last two
days to an unsual height, in consequence of
the recent heavy rains.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-ROoM BOOKS.
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ppOOKs ON HEALTH. The

TpUUAS On Fl EENLTH. The Teacher OF
ED Health and the Laws of the Human Coz su-
ton, by Mr.. A. Alco.
The House / Live In, or the Human Body; for TIE
of families and schools, by MIR. A. Allcott. For
sale by PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Statoners and Blank Book manufactar-
ers, No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot. tel6
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WHO WANTS THE sls,OeO Capilsl
JAMES FLETCHER & co.
Baltimore, Md.

HID EIOVAI,. The Classical, Mathematical and
ma English Institute Of ROBERT II. PATTISON,
has been removed from No Hanover street to No. 3
NORTH LIBERTY STREET. The Principal has
few vacant desks which he would he pleased to have
filled. Parents and Guardians Interested in the cause
of education are invited 10 call fe25 ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

PCGLIc ATOMS. Nos. 80 and 10 of the al
Illustrated Shakespeare" in one issue, under the
new arrangement, has been received from Arm
strong & Berry. Also, No S of the Wander
ing Jew. We hav received a copy of the
last from Messrs Shurtz & Taylor, North-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

TuE Posr OFFICE BILL. This bill was I'M
der consideration in the House of Representa-
tvcs when the cars left Washington last even
ing, and was probably passed before an adjourn
ment. An amendment was adopted fixing the
LIST of July as the time for the bill to go into
nnnratinn
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gpREAsT PIN FOUND. Found on sabba

Nd day, the 23d inst, in North, between Fayetl
and Baltimore streets, a BREAST PIN, which ha
been left at the Office Of this paper, and which tn
owner can have by describing the same and payin
for this advertisement. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-26

ENOUND, on Monday night last, NEW SACK
IA, COAT, lying in Hartford Run, Pratt street. The
owner of the coat procure the same by applying
at No. IS BOND STREET, and paying for this ad-
veYsement. IT.
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IN invite the attention of the public to our stock of
CARPETING, CANTON MATING, FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, &C., which we have just received and
which offer at ioc rates they be purchas-
ed in this or in the eastern markets.
MCDOWELL s. GABLE,
fc26-eoSt No. Si Market street
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vENH IL partnership heretofore existing under the
d firm Of JOHN +. HEUISLER & co, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted
TO the concern, will please make payment to ]. NJ.
LAAlDlN, who alone is authorised to settle the bust
ness of the concern JOHN F. HEUISLER,
J. Nj. LAMDIN.
February DIST, 1886 fe25-3t
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Sold in Baltimore, by II. w. ANDREWS, Hill-st.
one door from South Charles Ii
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a'ROUND SPICES Cloves, Cinnamon, Al
w spice, Pepper, Mustard, Ginger, SC.
For sale by EDMUND WOLF,
fe25,S 1863 ~ Gay street.
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Whole tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Risk on package of 25 quarters Emory & Co. will
sell on certificate for Sls-and a package can draw
you the sRug sum OF $4,000. Try package-noth-
ing ventufed nothing gained.
drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
&, drawn Feb. 25-lowest prize S9s:
q % so As so 10 IL Is 70 81 81 40 Is. SC
e Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
IL Baltimore. MARYLAND,
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CANDLES. Mould, Dipped, Sperm and Adj
u mantine Candles. For sale by
EDMUND WOLF,
fe2j-3t 162 North Cav street
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JAMES PIPER, Secretary.
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FHNALL TREES FROM LITTLE ACORNS,
IL GROW. Look here for o. cts. laid out at EN-
OkG CO.'S the beautiful prize of $4,000. Nos. 46
on o9; one OF 1000 in whole ii cket sent to Elkton
Mi'; one Of 1925 in a half, and two of $50 each in
quarters, sold 10 city customers.
THIS DAY draws the Md. Consolidated Lottery
class 9. for Susquehana Cana-75 Nos and IA bal
lsts,-To be drawn at Al O'Clock,
SpIENnIn
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esh EsrUgs and Medicines,

k Tor Sale Ilaalesale and Reia4. E VIE subscriber is constantly receiving Es | from New York a genuine assortment ei brpgS, Medicines, Chemicals. FsEJu- asfg. i'a'His, Oils. Dgc SfuFs, 6c,, 4c. |Rlssat Medicines; among which arc Dr. Fay s,.l ''.'.l1 ot LlveWetl; tayues' cxpeetonut. gaee1' nallcys pam aNiraetar; Hays and ...iiaeai' Lin strengthening plasier: Kom- s, ss.iiiiege; ~, Alodaii's uhoniX biuarsanI veg pdls. Bartholomew scxpsetarri: SaHau -. 9la'Asldsf halm gl Cotgnhn iar tte h1ig ag,dieameamm.
 stiieA will i5s sf,l4 tat, lsF fash
 DIR k. l.. DODGE.
 Matkhsn stlec.. 2 s.a1r- west af thc p AatheH} lleese. haes Juno. ei. lstI a-u
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ke. BAAEe ea7z(aFsEi. as,rassts,et aasti ga4lel.t.1 lzss',

nrEEHs his aaa.fr.s f1 ...e people o. tsa'1- Ap sbs.Hs 5..,ra..i lar taeti-eisr,' of l..s E #.5 #5.... ,s==#5s t- U.1#fs ui afr.Hteclure, aH
 lie ut sa f2r r.t lncs tEs'A
 E i.tE#.. =zfH.. t.a=He f-s #HHa ae# f.-H. fta fr. a#Ha=z#
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Ragging. Rale.Ropa and Twina

HIST RECEIVED. alet of tAe aaaFe. which "iii $ h, sold If ea'tce .ilss .es Ets. or eXe'laHzn. l.5 ro.ta5 at fHe be4f asr1se' r7tf=.
 t.a,- faa4 rs. COTTON YARN. ieas aH' z. hunks sziis .ls zzs ll=a lszHer prices. ai-
 JOHN VINCE.
 .fft, s'.55t arer rtrtte-a. Taf. p#st rr-aar2. i~ts ie=8
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[.pKAN S A s 3 A W N [ R
 nrBLIsHED WEEKLY, k, $. BqbEgEIANE1 &o CO.,, rnrF DOLLARS A YEAR, " w 4DE4NCE.
-r nn AnNERTEsENc:

l TERMS OF AID A-AH H91' c'. .anare of 10 lines, or less llfSl Insertion, 1 4up' and FIFTY CENTS for each contlnu-
 blA1,a 1a lines. and not exceeding l5, to be o'eF lg n,rare and half--over l5, and not eX-
 as 2. a sgt a5 Two squares-and in that proportion gef aase.S. a9aerfsements to be paid for in advance
 NJ aussifd a4u.ssnmed by some responsible person.
 nenl G;g12J;yidual account, at the above rates,
 n all 5o ..,t,' and under Gl00, in one year, dis Is 70 70. 2oo ,or Tfcnt. will be made; and when it |ol l9 ,10o Po or upwards, in the same period, a Is 10 sai s,g. ,,ar cent. will be made. No deduc-
 ol 10, "2s s1fiIl fiIl be made, if payment be deferred pEe'o,' sball have expired; nor will any re- !5p, moie on legal advertisements, required n be published
 covrR CTS BY THE YEAR.
 CgT ,J;n@ 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $s2o.
 30 " 3o' 3o
 '...isemcnts, or parts thereof, exceeding 10,
 'gi.,5e' ,.1ns as tAe case may be, subject to the bV Ill ll5tIj3 Tsconnts first mentioned; and no con- | iso aba.a l rates for less term than year. No I 'Is- e,r occasional omissions; and all contracts Uo,r ri to be paid in advance.
 u,yD1Nc ADVERTISEMENTS. StA'01l s.'a ar less, each additional
 lliss' months, $6 square, ] S4 a 10 & .a5na ii advertisements will be charged at the 9tioaei asd ratcs, unless contract be made when ,ao,,; a.ort;en. and must be paid for in advance.
 la.on will be announced for any office, either lsts s,sl or county, without the advance payment
 :ai aol',i circulars will be charged as advertise .oa aoi 6avment required in advance. ,5 5iq vii fl hereafter be delivered to any person Son G we have no regular dealings, until paid ,tis9ments must be marked with the num-
 .o-tiooq g-; desired. otherwise they will be con- nntil ,oti forbid, and charged accordingly.
 ynrariation s,r will be made from the above rates. [e number of the paper, l2z cents. Fa Fattars must be postpaid, or they will not re- |my attention .----...----.---..-.
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pR. |' CRAVEN IsEYToS

ssslss h'ussil ,. ossra1s. in ua ia 5E #+Hf nHef# tffa aatf fEH #H #iHr tfAfilee at Nlause1.F asl staEsN ,.3 ta t.eaf 2, vc s.. always E. .r-a Asff af
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WHERE AM GOING Many evils might be avoided, if this question were often put, If the yonng thought more of what they do or where they go; they would escape much sin and remorse. Ponder the path of thy feet, Y says the wise man. Am going where ought not to go3 Am going where was fuybddon 10 go: Am going mo lemp'a- ion. Am going into bad company; Had better stay than gea Whoever will hon- es,ly think of these questions will not hc sorry io think that they stopped to think be- fore they determined io 70. There is an oli rale. 'FaiHk twice helore soa speak once. l" l. may also ha said. think twice before vou take one step,
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 you declare him 10 be made, that some of the wisest philosophers have denied him the pos session of soul See him hcre--three mil lions at least of his rescued race--civiized, 1 contributing immensely to the subsistence of the human family, his passions restrained, his affections cultivated, his bodily wants and nfrmlties provided for, and the true re- liglon of his Maker and Redeemer taught hIm. Has slavery been curse to him;- Can you think God has ordained t for no good purpose; or not content with the bles- sings 1t has already bestowed, do you de- sire to increase them still? Before you act, be sure your Heavenly Father has revealed to you the means. Wait for the inspiration winch brought the lsraelites out of Egypt which carried salvation to the Gentles.
 have written you longer letter than intended. But the question of slavery Is q much more interesting subject 10 us, invol- wing, as 1t does, the fate of all that we hold dear, than any thing connected with John l.. Brown can be to you; and trust YOU will read my reply with as mnch consideration as have read your memorial.
 have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
 J. II. HAMMOND To the Rev. THOMAS BROWN. D. D., Moderator of the Free Church of Glasgow, and to the Prcsbytery thereof
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LEAF lEAR.--The leap year with all ';s al leadaui privileges, $ pas' and gone The SIriA mastHos fssus sai isi ih. gut so 8 sesFisas
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Nof.

GoGl9e, S.ssSaB'. s5agG, From &ze. EE1IfE undersigned have on hand and are selling A very low, inIl supplies of the above articles, also bleached and unbIeachod domestcs, tiebings, Osnaburgs, coitonades; English. French and Amer- can prints. of various qualities and prices Boots, shoes, hats aud ready made clothing suitable orthe season: and also general assortment of Groceries, qucensware. harlware school books, woodenware, aware well ropes, plough lines. trace chains, horse collars. bridles saddle bars, Slc &lc., All of which they will sell at the cheapest rates for cash.
 WM VANCE &@ BROTHERS.
 April 2t fS44 Hfia. aeaf 1iprd'haa strsct.
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TIE SECRET OF ScoTcu BANkGNC.-Of thirty-one Banks in Scotland. which issue notes, fYeaonly are ohartercd-that is, the responsibility of the proprietors in those es- abolished. is confined to their subscribed cap ital The remaining twenty-sx are, with one or two objections, joint stock banks, and the proprietors are liable to the public for the whole of the bank responsibilities to the last shilling of their private forures. The number of persons connected with these banks as shareholders is very great, almost every man olaopulence in the country being holdeH{ ktock to a greater or less amount. The Scosish bankers have arranged among themselves a mutual system of exchange, as stringent as if it had the force of statute, by means of which an over issue of notes becomes matter of perfect impossibility. Itcice n eeery 1reek Inc whole notcs depo- sitcd wiM the difercm 6nat-o6icers m Scot- land are rcgularly interchangcd.
 Now, with this system in operation t is perfectly ludcrous 10 suppose that any bank would issue it's paper rashly for the sake ef an extended circulation. The whole notes III circulation throughout Scotland return 10 their respective banks in period averaging from ten 10 eleven days Ill suburban, aud from fortnight to three weeks in rural dis trlcts. In consequence of the rate of inter est allowed by the banks, no person has any nducement to keep bank paper by him, but the reverse, and the general practice of the country is toskcep the circulation at as low a rate as possible In this way it is not im- possible ler the circulation to be more than what is absolutely necessary fol the transac- tions of the country.
 If, therefore, any bank Rad been so rash. as to grant accommodation without proper se- curity, merely for the sake of obtaining cir culation. in ten days, or a fortnight at the farthest, it is compelled to account with the other banks for every note they have reeeiy- ed If itdoes not hold enough of their pa per to redeem its own exchange, it Is con,- pelled to pay the difference in exchequer bills, certain amount of which, every bank is bound by mutual agreement to hold, the fractional parts of each thousand pounds be- ing payable in Bank of England notes, or in gold. In this way oyer-trading, in so far as regards the issue of paper, is so electaally guarded and controlled. that 1t would puzzle parliament, with all its conceded coaven,ion- al wisdom, to devise any plau alike so sin- pie and expeditions.
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FsEGsEalAES EAGHz RTE.

If \, STEAMER ARKANSAS No. I-- = = 53'5{} ?. PENN4wIT Mastar.-This new ls7ez55zz-i and elegant steamer, built expressly for the Arkansas River, having taken her place in the trade, wiii n regularly throughout the season. from New Orleans to Little Book, Van Buren, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson.
 In building this boat no expense las been spared to render her worthy of patronage. She is provided with all the modern improvements, and her owners pledge themselves to use every eNeftion 10 give en- tire satisfaction to shippers and passengers.
 N. B.-Fhc ARKANSAS No. 1, is provided with Evans Safety GuaId to prevent the explosion of boilers.
 For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
 WALTERS & WEAVER.
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LAW NOTICE.
 LA w NOEEaE.

PALL .d re-commeaee the practice of the law
 si VIII attend, with promptitudc and fidelity,
 uasliless that may be entrusted 10 my care.
 portion of the State.
 g4ee, at present, IS on the street running ''Oa' the State House, and near the Stale Bank |. P. T. CRUTCHFlELD. 7 Noek, Oct. 9. lsll.-lM
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THE LABoEING cMssEs.-The London Chronicle remarks
 - The condition of the laboring classes is becoming the leading idea of the age. Noth- ing else is now talked of, either in newspa- pers or in circles. Bishops debate on these evils in their charges; country gentlemen in their speeches; city orators cite them at pub- lie meetings; newspapers give them at full length from day to day. There is public opinion gathering upon it which may ulti- mateIy lead to consequences of the most se- rious nature.
 There IS much truth in this The aristoc- racy seem uneasy in their seats of power aud privilege, and feel that the horse, when he knows his strength, may throw them. Hence there are plans without number, to alleviate the distresses of the laboring classes Some propose dosing their children with a church of England education, Some propose that the corn lords and cotton lords should, peril odieally, treat their dependents to feasts and merry -makngs, and thus cultivate fine feel ings, and ward of rick bnmings. Some pro- pose associations to secure to laborers fair wages, for q fair days work, others bath houses and public sports for the poor Bu. all these measures ol arstocracy have this feature about them: they propose to do for labor. Now all labor asks is that il be re- ieved of its expressions, arising from privi- lege, laws, and customs, so that it can do for itself.
 While the British aristocrats are talking, his SarCinian majesty has been doing. re- cent ordinance abolishes all the privileges and restrictions of trades in his States, and declares that every man is now free to exer- else his calling without control from any of tRsvarious bodies whose consent wass hith- erto necessary.
 How many generations will roll over their heads before British aristocraey will do thus much towards elevating the condition of the laboring classes they affect so much philan- thropy about What mummery to talk of dealing out dinners of roast beef and plum pudding annually to the poor, to show pity for their sorrows, and still to keep them down to starvation point all the rest of the time, by terrible taxation -BoSton Posf.
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COY. ILAMMoNn,s LETTER.

VUf. II.NWMUNU 5 LII IEN, To TIE PREsEYTERY OF GLASGOW, IN AN- SWEF TO THEIR MEMORIAL FOR PARDON OF A MAN CONDEMNED TO DEATH FoRN NE GRO STEALING.
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Hbissog ggs45osa of G0-PaF93eTssa5E2. YF7.IE co-partnership heretofore existing be,ween
 { tbe undersigned, Hnder the name and firm of caSssat 4:aarge Roggs is authorized to collect the sf5b5. ,jIa t5a firm. JOHN C. PR4Tsf, s's ,.A' GEORGE B4GGS.
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sugar, COIec, haIT NC. o~c.
 The above goods were purchased in New Yori. and New Orleans. expressly for thls market, and will be sold cHF,r for cash only. Store on the cor n.r of Main and Markham streets
 fifflc Rock. Dee. ?, IS B f2-ti
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(aHgEAT E3AE2cs z-6::s..
?, B%zZy DER

D. BE7zy DEB HAS just received, per late arrivals, fresh and { a splendid assortment of DRY GOODS, con sisting in part of black Alpacca, fgd 0eioaas; Cbnsans and Chusan Deaias; Thibet Orleans, a general assortment of Prints; Ginghams; Checks Flannels; Linseys; ky. Jeans; Kirseys; satinstts, Cassineres, Cloths bieacbed and brown sheetings and Shirtings, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shawls Gloves, Sc. Sc.
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VIEW ORLEANS AND FORT GIBSON

STEAM PACKET
 E3goE7EEs9eE3. 5. IRWIN, ,Haster f a WtEt run as regular packet the @ts s< ensuing season between New Orleans -ss=-sssz3a3 For Gibson. touching at the in- termediatc Forts The Steam Beat Eyciine having undergone thorough repairs she cannot be surpassed by any beat in hn river for speed or he convenience of passengers and safety of freight.
 Tor freight or passage. apply ea beard oeta
 WEAVER {. WALTERS, Agents Ittlc Rae15, Jan 2s4f.-lG-H
 a9sT The Vaa Barea Intclligeneer and Cherokee Advocate will Pease copy the above months and send account t5 lhis efiea
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sElqsgTElAEe EsAG,gSE1'E'.
I'll l. $ r i8A H 5 CA r
 EFBGeSENBaNs
 4s1fIre -,tetaTrrC Hgt

f.rr- s WILL run as a regular pac''ct the @4 ft ensuing between New Orleans s-zas1- zzzzand Y an Bnren, A1ks., touching at intermediate Landings.
 Persons travelling or wishing to send freigat from port to another on the above raate will find the YIRGINIAN as expeditions boat as any in the trade.
 Little Eock Jan. l5, Is83 ls-tf
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,xDINc ADyEBTTsE1TENTs.

,:.aI circulars will bo changed as adYeTdse- usai an5 5avment required in advance. :'5 1lp vii II hereafter be delivered to any person
 Som So o'i we have no regular dealings, until paid
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BY THE YEAR.

.J;n@ .yT 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, SEQ. tuin7 s0 !" 30.
 E0 " {" 6 30.
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0,6l-Eo EglE,-N ElEgSEEFRo.


New Orleans, June lst, lS44.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
SATURDAY, October %.

SATURDAY, OctObor %.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Alice Skinner, FIN Richmond
Schr ST. Marie, Kean, from Richmond, mdze to
Smith & Fisher, j. Wills, A. Wilson, ]. III. John
stop, and Reid & Anderson
Schr Lady Ann, Parson, FIN Eastern Shore, oats
to the master.
Schr Ospray, McGown, from the Eastern Shore,
oats to the master
Schr North Star, Winslow, FIN Boston, 3 days.
Schr Applogarth, Foxhill, from Port Walthall,
with coal to Frcnch's Hotel.
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CHANGE OF HOUR
For RENT,
FOR RENT,

Il And possession given on January LIST 1916,
Hsas Two large and comfortable Dwelling Hous.
S1les on Dinwiddie street. at present occupied
by MIR. Jno. Haynes and Jno. r. Kiby, and seve
we'll as number of Houses suitable for small fam
lilies in Portsmouth, Gosport and Ncwtown.
Also the large Wharf and Warehouse next the
Ferry.
Apply to the subscriber in Norfolk, or Jno K
Cooke, Portsmouth. A. L. Nj. COOKE.
Oct 4-cod
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NTOTICE.-A PETITION will be presented to
IN the next General Assembly of Virginia, pray
ing the passage OF An Act, to require the Trustees
isting debt of the town among the owners Of the
Real Estats, according to the assessed valuc there
of, in the year lS45 and requiring the said Trus
tees and their successors in office to levy a tax up
or the Real Estate in said Town, each and every
year for twelve successive years, q sum equal to
0NE-TWELFTH Of the amount of the debt, and
the interest thereon accrung and to authorize the
said Trustees to grant exemption from taxation
on any lots, peiccs parcels of lands for twelve
years from the passage Of the act upon the pay
incnt Of the proportion Of the debt the said lot,
oct l4-3t3wfw
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TOAL.-3O00 bushels " Butler Red Ash ner
~ schr Orbit. For sale by
Oct 24--3t II. V. NJEMEYFR
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SUNDAY, October &c.

SUNDAY, October &c.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Osceola, Mitchell, FIN w ashin gton.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore.
Brig Pioneer, Henlen, from Areceibo, via Turks
Island salt to j. III. Johnston.
Schr Rapid, -, finn Boston, with mdze.
Pilot boat Aid, Drummond, I'm cruise
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FOR RENT,

For the next year, a small COM
n Off, Portable DWELLING HOUSE. stu.
SSs-sN3.;:E, ated on Dillingham; street. Terms
EIIl IL a- low.
good DWELLING HOUSE, with a Store un-
der 1t, the corner of Crawford and County SITS,
in the business part of the town. and an excellent
Stand.
The DWELLING over my Store, on Market
Square, pleasantly situated and very convenient /;
or, if preferred, the House and Store will be rented
tsgcther. better stand for business cannot be
found in town. The rent will be low.
Oct 10 STEPHEN JAMES.
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SCIENTIFIC LECTURES,

L ECTURE 9th of the course on Astronomy at
II the Academy at half past O'Clock on TUES
DAY EVENING the 2Sth instant
Subject Pordllares. and the fired Stars
After the Lecture interesting Chemical Expert
ments
Admission % Cents-Childrcn half.price
Oct 81 N Ii. WEBSTER