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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

The Waterman Of the South has been com.
oined with the Charleston Observer, and Rich.
mond has been chosen as the place of publica-
ton The Rev. Mr.. Plumer retires, and the Rev.
Mr. GiiderSleeve is to be the editor of the new
paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
PAINFuL ACCIDENT.

We regret to learn that WILLIAM PALMER, a
young man Of the upper end of this county, was
drowned one day last week, in McCormck's mill
dam. He went into the water for the purpose Of
bathing, and is supposed to have been Suddenly
taken with the cramp.--.9ugusia Democrat.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
IS n A % II IN % Ns-
THURSDAY, JULY IL, 1916.
MIR. POWERS ADDRESS.

we devote considerable portion Of this weeks pa.
per 10 the publication of MIR. Powers Addrcss-Itis an
ao"iraoie production, and will well repay perusal
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.


Tho examination Of the Cadets in this ihstitu.
ton commenced on the LIST Of this month, ana
closed with appropriate exercises on The an.
The Declaration Of Independence was read bS
Cadet w. G. Dunnavant, of Richmond CITY. bre.
faced by few remarks; and an Grafton suited
to the day pronounced by Cadet J. Y. Mar, Of
Fauquier; Saluta,ory Address by Cadet r. r.
w. Duke, Of Albemarle-Ora,ion by Cadet r.
M. Wiley, Of Decentralization by Cadet w.
II. r. Wheelright, of Westmoreland, and the
Valedictory Address by Cadet H. b. Hill Of
Buckingham.
The title Of "Graduate of the Virginia Military,t
Institute" was then conferred on the following
Cadets in the order in which they stand:
II Fl. II. Lee, Of Frederick.
% K. Il. w. Duke, OF Albemarle.
J. b. SherraId, of Hampshire.
a II. III. Simpson, Of Warren.
w. II. X. Wheelright, Of Westmoreland:
H. b. Hill, of Buckingham.
7 D. A. Langhorne: of Campbell.
g. Boggess, Of Harrison.
w. Fl. Baker, of Frederick.
10 r. NJ. Wiley, Of Bo,e,ourt.
III VT Churchmah, Of Augusta. d.
10 s.. r. Cabell, 2of Pitisylvania. 7
l3 A. II. Powell, of Brunswick.
IA II. w. Williamson. of Norfolk city.
Is J. b. Moomau, of Pendeton.
16 ]. P. Mason, Of Rappahannock.
IL w. ii. Stith, Of Richmond city.
ID +. NJ. Anthony, of Botetourt.
10 r. l.. Walker, of Albemarle.
distinguished.
The following is list of the new appoints
ments of Cadets made by the Board of Visitors
at their late meeting:
STATE CADETS.
Fleet w. Cox of Essex, j. r. Ellis OF Am:
herst, Samuel B. Gamble OF Hardy, S. T.. PEN 4,
dleton of Lynchburg, VIM. Robertson Of War.
wick, Joseph Jones of Jefferson, ]. M. Carey Of
Greenbrer, VIM. McCord of Brooke, William
L.. Terry of Pittsylvana, ]. p. Beale of West
moreand, ]. r. Jones of Rockingham, J. G..
Connil of Norfolk county, c. A. Derby of Dim
widdie, and w. w. Finney of Hanover.
PAY CADETS.
Up: Bowyer of Botetourt, ]. w. and b. G:
Baldwin of Augusta, ]. G. Gardner of Norfolk;
ID: T.. Edmondson of Montgomery, B. Fcklin of
Aibemarle. G. P. Terrill of Bath, II. E. Rhodes,
and q. Winfree of Campbell, ]. +. Jordan of
Allegheny, o. +. Beirne of Monroe, w. L..
Fauntleroy of Gloucester, w. II. Sherrard of
Frederick, c. W. Carey of Greenbrer, J. Mar
shall of Fauquier. f. b. Jones of Frederick, c. d,
f. Teatman of Gloucester, Edgar Macon Of
Orange, c. Carter of Charles City county, Sol.
Jacobs of Richmond city, 1T. B. Hunter Of JEFF
ierson, N. B. Berkeley Of Loudoun, Isaac Win
ston and j. L. Slaughter of Culpeper, ]. B. War
den of Augusta, NJ. r. Cullen of Richmond, T.
IL. Buck of Warren, Il. G.. Wharton OF Culpeper.
j. e. Spindle of Essex, M. Trabue of Chester
field, j. b. Giimer of Albemarle, II. kirkpatrick
OF Cumberland, and f. Wall of Frederick.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
JOINT RESOLUTION

Giving the consent Of the existing government 10
the annexation Of Texas to the United States.
Whereas, the Government Of the United States
hath proposed the following terms, guarantees.
and conditions, on which the people and territory
Of the Republic Of Texas may be erected into
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
FLORIDA SENATORS,

The Hon. David Levy and ]. ID. Westcott,
esq, have been elected to represent the new State
OF Florida in the Senate of the United States.
They are both locos.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
MINISTER TO GREAT BRITAIN

The Hon. Louis McLane, the newly auno;n,ed
Minister to The Court of Great Britain was to
sail for London by the seam-packet which left
yesterday, the 10th. So says the Government,
paper. Success attend him.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

A young woman named Henrietta Blanchard
shot PoolicIy IN an auction mart in New Orleans
on the 24th ult., man named Pettiwav. who sine
says seduced her, under promise of marriage. and
afterwards abandoned her. She evinced no dis
position TO escape after committing the act; on
the contrary she asked 10 be taken before the Re-
corder. Her case has excited strong feeling of
sympathy in New Orleans, and security for her
appearance at Court, 10 the amount required
(S250O) was at once voluntarily rendered. Petit
ways wound is said not to be mortal.
~ is reported that third Of the town of India.
nannlis- Ind has heen d.cnixa..aI L = =
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
STAUNTON ACADEMY.
Report Of the Professors TO The Board of Trustees

Report Of the Professors to The Board Of Trustees.
GENTLEMEN
We offer for your consideration the following brief
statement in regard to the condition of the Academy
during the past session
The number of pupils has been greater than it has for
many years past Their conduct has been every res
pect highly satisfactory spirit Of manlness and cir
cumspecton among the pupils, has been gradually in
on their department towards each other towards
lees in consideration of portion of the surplus school
und beng appropriated to the support of the Academy
we here give you list, in alphabetical order, of the
stitution during the last session "
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

PRIMITIVE STYLE.-A manager Of French
theatre. announcing the play called "The Death
of Abel" advertised that it would be acted 10
the costume Of the time,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

a duel was fought near New York, Wednes-
day, between Cotton, sportsman, and Austen,
an Empire Club man. Austen was MORALLY
wounded, and died Friday.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

A meeting was held in Baltimore on the 10Th
instant TO form an association for the erection of
monument TO the memory of Gen. Jackson.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

Gen. J. b. Dawson, member Of Congress from
the Third District of Louisiana, died at his resi-
dence near st. Francsville on the 26th ult.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17
Whole number forty. four.

The contemplated Improvement of the Academy build
ing when carried out, will, believe, greatly adj
vance the prosperity of the institution and exert n
most sanitary influence the minds of both teachers
and pupils And in any efforts TO carry through this
Undertaking, in which we, we'll every one init
matey connected with the school, and in fact we may
me whole community, are interested, we guaranty
our nearly and jealous cooperation with the Board.
l.. WADDELL,
,-,, :, j. l.. CAMPBELL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-17

The following letter from Mr.. Shannon to the
Secretary of State appears in the Union:
10 The Hon. Jas. buchanan, Secretary of STATE.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
FRIpAy, November %.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore
Steamer Alice, Skinner, FIN Richmond
Packet schr Ann ID, Bedell, I'm New York, with
rndze to w Rowland, Allmand, Jr, j ii, John
ston, J j Bloodgood & Co, Hardy & Dclk ALVIN &
Robertson, E Tabb, Bonsal & Bro, Paul, Pegram
& Co. S March, J Gordon & Co, & G Reid, r c
Barclay, Reid & Anderson, f Carnage, Robertson
& Branda, McCandlish & Jeffrey, M A Santos, w
Roberts, Jr, Tunis, ] s. c Rowland, Will
liams, Staples & Williams, ii Fitzgerald, Butler s.
Camp, Buchanan, Stone, Plume & Co, w II
Arlington, w H Taylor & Co, A It Merwin & Co,
F. Higgins & Bro, Mayer & Gormley, f Pendlc
ton Farant Loudon, & Others E.
Schr Cite, North, FIN Philadelphia, with mdze
Schr Leopard, Tyrer, from Petersburg, flour to
Smith & Fisher.
schr Mount Pleasant, Houghton, from Suffolk,
slaves to r. Soutter Jr., & Co.
Schr Energy, Kirkbam, I'm Petersburg, flour and
tobacco, to Butler Camp and tobacco to ] Willis
Schr Vulture, Small, from Richmond, with coal
bound to Fall River.
schr Friendship, -, I'm York River, produce to
the master.
Soop Lady Caroline, CULLEN, I'm Suffolk, slaves
and peas to Smith & Fisher.
Schr North Carolina, Croker, finn North Carolina,
with
Scbr Virginia, Gordan, I'm North Carolina, with
slaves
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THE CONSTRUCTION poll

THE CONSTRUCTIONS political. Liter
Il airy, and Commercial Newspaper. published in
the City OF Baltimore. The Constitution. which
was established and heretofore published nv the
subscribers in the City oil Washington, viii on
ana alter Monday, the LIST day of December next
more. ~ ''
The Constitution is devoted to the support of the
principles OF that instrument from which il borrous
the name and opposes whatever is not sanctioned
oy IT.: 1t considers a National Bank-a Protect vc
Iarltf-internal improvements by the General Go.
OF the proceeds of the sales
OF the Public Lands-Assumption of the dcbts -
tnc States--Abrogation OF the Executive Veto
as unconstitutional and inexpedient. On the great
and vital question in all Govcrnments-Taxation-
IL VIII advocate as heretofore the imposition of du
Ties Tor revenue alone-opposing q tariff Tor pro.
tectlon as unjust. oppressive, and unconstitutional
we nope to make the paper worthy of the con-
hdence and support of the Democratic party of Ma.
ryIand ana OF The country. IL shall be the faithful
expositor OF their principles, and the ever ready
medium to convey their sentiments and wishes ~
the public The Democratic cause is the cause of
truth and justice. 1t courts the light IL sbnns NO
investigations And we are determined TO see
whether paper, conducted with a devotion In the
principles, rather than to the men of our 10
!Hrth.r inc great cause OF human progress, rather
than the mere advancement of particular individu
als-wlli not commend itself to the confidence and
favor of the people.
1t is known that, in our political principles, we
are entirely and thoroughly Democratic OF this
we trust that We have already afforded sufFcient
evidence; and that have also given some ear.
nest oil inc temper and spirit with which we sustain
our principles and opinions.
believing that the present Administration will
faithfully carry out the principles and the policy of
the Democratic party, we shall continue most cor
dlaliy and earnestly to support all its measures
tending TO this end Its action in regard to Tcx.
as, Oregon, the Tariff, and the Independent Treas
ury so lar as they have been developed has been in
win the policy OF the party that placed
then. in power; and we have not doubt, that ali
VIII DC satisfied that every thing has been done tina
coud be done, to insure successful resuls To these
great measures.
The daily. paper will be published at the very low,
rate OF SIX dollars year, payable in advance, or
TWO cents number the weekly at two dollars a
year payable invariably in advance
WAsHiNGToN, Nov. "a, 1915
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New Fall Styles of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods,


FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND GENE
RAJ ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES, SC.
TOS. p. REYNOLDS, informs his friends and
- the public, that he is Offering a new and
extensive assor tment of STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, to which he invites the attention of
purchasers.
From the great care used In the selection, and
ms iaciities Tor purchasing on the most favorable
terms, he can offer inducements which cannot be
surpassed in this market
His Stock embraces variety of Fashionable
Goods, among which w II be found
Rich Cashmcrcs, Mousn dc LANES and Paris;ans
Worsted Plaids, Alpacas and Bombazines and a
most extensive assortment of Calicoes and Prints
among which are the most beautiful X-over and
premium patterns
large assert of Shaws, of various STYLES
Some very fine French, new styles
A full supply of Hosiery and Cambria Hdkfs
Ladies Coaks, Mautillas, Peliisses Bonncts &c
French Cloth. for Ladies Cloa ks, beautiful
Kid, Silk, Worsted and Cotton Gloves and Nlits
Beached and Unoleached Cottons, 5 and Cd wide
Ticking, Checks, Kersey, Twceds Jeans & Dianer
White, Green and Yellow Flanncls
Mackinaw, Dutfle and Ribbon bound Blankets
Cassimeres, Foreign and Domestic
Black. Blue. Mkt and Fancy Sattinetts
French aud English wool died Blk and Blue Cloth
White, Spotted and Marscillcs Quilts
Irish Linen, Green Barrage, and Umbrellas
swiss and Flg'd Muslin, Jackonet and Mulpd do
Gentemen's Merino, Lambswool Drawers & Shirts
Fancy Cravats, Stocks, Suspcnders s. Pocket Hdkfs
Fringes, Edgings, Pins Needles Tape and Combs
ne particularly calls the attention of Gentlemen
10 his large and we'll sclcc ted assortment of 9TH
M, great deal of care and attention has been
devoted IN the selection of his present Stock which
Is now complete, among which will enumerate-
most splendid lot of French, English and Sax
ony wool died Black FRoCK AND Dress CoATs
made expressly to my order, and of the latest fash
ions.
Box and Over Goats made and trimmed in the
very best style and materials. a beautiful lot of
Gentlerncn's Cloth Cloaks, BUSINESS Sack and OF
nee coats fantaloons an1 Vests, in every variety
and Extraordinarily and materials warrant.
ed. His Stock of Gentlemcn's Hats and Caps is We
ry large and of the latest style of fashion
HIS Fail and Winter supply OF BOOTS s. SHOES
Is very extensive and going off rapidly. Ladies'
together with well selected Stock of Family
GROCERIES and Sundrics, consisting in part as
follows: - ~
Porto Rico and Lagura Coffee
Young Hyson and Gunpowdcr Tea
Best quality Goshen Butter and Cheese
Soap, Candles, Apples and Raisins
Corned Beef, Mackerei and Salmon
$50 boxes Labrador Hcrrings
Bacon, Lard, Flour, &c. &c
general assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY
Also, Pots, Pans, Ovens, Spiders, Kettles and Tin
Ware
China and Crockery Ware. in great variety
Brass and Wood Clocks, day and 80 hour
French Mantle Clocks with Glass Shade
great variety Of articles too numerous to cnn
merate In an advertiser. mt.
o. Only one price as1ed-and the price noorked
on each article in legiblc figures.
jos. P. REYNOLDS.
GoSport, Nov I5 lS45-law
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FOR SALE.

a. That we'll known Stand for business, stu
H=az ated on County ST.. near the Wood Wharf
l=I~1in Portsmouth at present occupied by the
subscriber The House is we'll calculated for. bust
mss, with Store in the lower part, and with
Dwelling in the upper part.
Also Ware House attached in the rear nj. tho
Store, entirely new.
better stand cannot be found in the town for
business OF any kind. To any gentleman wishing
TO engage In business bargain may be expected.
The Goods and House can be had as il stands heIou
cost.
Those wishing to purchase are requested to view
me premises. j. BATEMAN.
30-lm
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

"a The HOUSE AND LOT now occupied bv
hEaaI the subscriber, on Court street The situa.
-AT+-A-Iuo non OF the premises, adjoining the lot on
which the Court House is being erected, and the
commodiousness of the Dwelling and out houses
lhe DweihnS embracing four rooms and passage
with large and finished garret-and the out hous.
es, Double Kitchen and Stable, render the estab.
lInnent one OF the most desirable in the town for
Public House. 1t be rented for the wear mr.
for longer term, and possession given on ;he first,
oil the year MARY LANGHORNE.
Nov T-3taw3w
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NORFOLK FEMALE SEMINARY

N
~ The Subscriber announces to his friends and
.he PUBIC, that TIC proposes to open on the frs
niohuay In January next, FEMALE SEMJN A.
ny at his former location on Cumberland street
III inc CITY OF Norfolk. Satisfied that his itinerant
course OF instruction has been sufficiently PROLONGED
ana admonished by advancing gre, as well as the
interests of his family, he has determined to seek
an aodlng place IN the community which above
an DINERS. has most generously supported his
pretenslons as a teacher. For that purpose nc has
now IN preparation, and nearly ready for his re-
cePuon, a neat and commodious ediiice (adioinine
tue TOT on which the Seminary is situated) in which
ne and MRS. r., will be pleased to accommodate
WIN board and lodging, such Young Ladies' be
tween ufe ages OF twelve and sixteen as their ma
'evs may wish To entrust to their care and tut;on
INC usual branches of a good English education.
tne Latin and French Languages ON :hc
flano or Gultar-Drawing and Painting on a new
ana approved system. will all be properly attended
TO IN this Seminary.
Inc Scholastic year, beginning on the first Mon
gay In January, will be divided into Three Sos
s'ohs, OF ABOUT fourteen weeks each the first Ter
dilnaIng on the 18th of April the second on tho
Slst 1uiy-ahd the last, commencing ON the 18th Of
september, will close the Odd of December "
Ierns-ior board and tuition, sos per session
fOr Day Scholars, Is, to be paid punctuallv he
lore the close of the session ''~
Music Drawing and Painting will be at Profss
sor's charges HENRY pOo n "a, rIoIes
Nov S-law it'''oN'
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VERMILLION'S CIRCULAR
SAW MILL.
IN PORTSMOUTH. VIRCIN1A

T7HE Subscriber is much pie, sed in anpo,,rc;..
Il to the public that he has at length comnIctc5
his CIRCULAR SAW MILL, situated at the lovcr
end OF North street, in Portsmouth, and tbat he =;
nov prepared to answer Orders from the Nortbc,9
Cities for timber at the shortest notice. for SHIP
or HC USE FRAMING, and other purposes.
He has on band, and will be constant1v s,,,,.iI
With various kinds Of Timber such as yellow Pine,
Oak, Poplar, Ash, Cypress. &c, which he viii Ell
az Inc lowest prices, cut to any size. desired
AaYing Just commenced this business ut orcat
expense, he will be thankful Tor orders which shall
be executed with promptncss and despatch
JOHN YERMiLIION
o. The National Intelligence will please cor,
,he above twice week for four weeks and send
OIl 70 thlS ofGcc. Nov 4-4w
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BELLS HATS.

There ia no article ia the wardrobe
- of u gentleman of taste to which more
/attenton is paid than TO the HAT, and
I the skill and ingenuity of the best
L workmcn are taxed TO produce an ar
SGN&NS ticle which shall suit the public Tho
subscriber who has had many wears
OF experience at his business. has just finished his
FALL HATS, which he Offers to the beau monde .
aus possessing every requisite that can be devised
ihey arc graceful in appearance faultcss in STYLE
becoming to every cast of features, and the sa me
time light, durable and economical. A single,tri.
al Will convince the most sceptcal that the Hats
made by the subscriber may safely defy compete
ton. ROBERT BELL,
Sign of the Panther. High street,
Oct Portsmouth, Va,
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E'oR KEN and possession given LIST Janua-
ry, 1916, that large and commodious BRICK
HOUSE situated on the corner of Crawford and
county streets, at present occupied by Mr. Thos.
The House is desirable from it's location and ia
well adapted for Boarding House To a good
tenant I'll the terms will be moderate. Apply to
OCt " VIM. c.. MAUpIN
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SHoES AND GRAIN.-The Subscriber ia
- now Offering for sale at the Auction and Com
MISSION otore OF turner & CO., Wide Water
street. few doors East of the Market Honee q Iarno
assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES, as cheap as the
same can be purchased in this City. Being thor
oughiy acquainted with agricultural persons, he
Stock that will exactly suit them 80 :"
He purchases all kinds of Produce at the VERY,
highes. prices. ~
r. III. WHITEHURST, Agent for
NOV o-s&Tin o. WHITEHURsT
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NOTICE.-Pursuant to a Decree of Nansemond
~ county Court, pronounced or the 10th day of
november, 1910, IN a writ depending in the said
Court, IN which Thomas Saunders COMMITTEES of
Sarah F. Saunders an idiot is plaintiff, and Mary
Ives and others are defendants, will be sold before
the Court House door of Nansemond County on
MONDAY, the 18th day of December the TWO
TRACTS OF LAND in the decree mentioned, of
which Robert Saunders died, seized and possessed
situate In the lower parish of Nanscmond County
one OF The said Tracts on which is a Dwelling is
bounded by the Poor Lands, on the East by VIM
=; Jordan, South by Willians's land and West BY
Ihomas Saunders, containing about seventy acres
" more or less" The other Tract Swamp Land
containing about thirty five acres " more or less
bounded by the land of Williams, and by the land
oil Ihomas Saunders, on the South and West. The
terms of sale six months credit excenti,o On
nucn as may be necessary to pay the of writ
&c; Tor the balance the purchaser purchasers Civ
ing 0onGs WIN approved security. and Deed or
Deeds of Trust on the said lands to secure the mr.
chase oney. THOMAS SAUNDERS
nov 10 Commissioner, &c
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OIlCE.-All persons indebted to the Subscr;5
~ Der either by note open account are earnest
iy requested 10 come forward and settle their re.
sPectlVe debts on or before the 18th of December-
oh ana alter that date their accounts will be handed
over for collection I RATFMsN
Oct 30-Im
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RLaN Nets. large variety of BLANKETS
wi OF every size and quality, consisting of Negro.
at fnuN TECI, ~ % " S'S pr
Nov % ~ N00hE q CoS
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j. A. SPALDING.

AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of Deed of
IL Trust from William Balance and wife, to Sc
cure the payment of debt due to John Lcnier, da.
ted the 9th day of December 1889 and duly recorded
III the Clerks Office of Norfolk County Court I
shall proceed to sell at Public Auction for cash on
AIORDAf, the 18th of November. at the Court
House In Portsmouth at IL O'clock M, a certain
- Tract, Piece or Parcel of Land with its annnrtc'
" nances, lying and being in the Parish of Ports.
" mouth, and County of Norfolk, containing by es-
:, hmatoa eighty-two acres more lees, and
"bounded as follows, to wit On the North bv the
" New Road, and the land of John Stoakes on the
" East by the land of Mary Edmonds on the South
by the land of Isaac Murray, and on the West tv
"the land of John Lenier, and is the same land
p" which the said William Balance purchased from
:" Ills Bass and wife, by Deed dated the nth
" of November, 1898, duly recorded in the CIerk,s
4" Office of Norfolk County Court
GEORGE NJ. Balm, Trustee
Nov l7-Mw&F2w
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MOT CE.-W Wishing to close INV busincss r.
y shall on and after this day sell my Goods at
greatly reduced prices, for Cash only
oct 3U-tm ] BATEMAN