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LITERARY NOTICE.-Thc annual exam
- nation OF the Young Ladies of the Porfs,no,jL
Female Seminary, will take place on FRIDAY. tho
LIST OF August, at the residence of the Principal
Inc Parents and Guardians of the Pupils are ear.
nestiy solicited to attend and all persons intc,cod
IN the cause of Education also respect fully in
vited ANN p YOUNC pr;niSS '"'
July 30 " TOWN Assoc;mto
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Virginia LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC
AND MILITARY ACADEMY.--The Fall
Session OF this institution will commence on MON
DAY, the Sth of September next, under the direc.
non OF thn present d6ie and successful Professors
Major S. WHEELER aud Mr.. n. B. WEBSTER
Terms, Course of Instruction, SC, sc same as
heretofore JOHN HODGES
July 30 President of Board of Trustees
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LNRUIT!-FRUIT! -FITZGERAlD has inst
u received per schooner Isaac Rcvcl, direct from
Baracoa, and for sale pleasing terms
500 dozen Pine Apples, very largo and sweet
100 punches Bauaunas-lOO do Plantons
500 ShadCocks
barrels Lines, small for preserving
barrels Ginger, for preserving
500 Mangors-2OO Mamma Apples
, barrels Yams-l0O Sugar Cane
30 Turks Heads
5000 Cocoa Nuts
10000 Scgars
The above cargo Of Fruit has boon selected with
great care. and is tho finest fruit ever offered in
this market. Gully 29) n. FITZGERALD
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WIN. Il. PITCHER

WIN. II. PITCHER
E-9 Has received this day 300 pair more
I'll of those Morocco Slippers and Tics,
s-<reE zA&eat o. cents, worth Is cents. Also 3
~ or 400 pair for 80 cents. Misses Mo
- rocco slippers and Ties, for the low
price OF 623 cents, good quality.
Childrens Shoes Of all qualities
IQo pair OF Mems Navy Tics, first rate article.
quality
splendid lot of Leather Trunks, Yaliscs, Car
pct Bags. and all other articles usually kent in a
complete Shoc store: VIM u. PITCHER,
West side Crawford street.
July ~ Sigu Of the Big Boot.
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METRopoLLT4AN VENETIAN BLIND

MI ETROPOLITAN VENETIAN BLIND
I'k FACTORY, Washington, -. c. The citi-
zens of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the surrounding
country can be supplied, at the shortest notice with
the most beautiful and fashionable Inside VENE-
TIAN BLINDS, of all coors and sizes, suitable for
Public and Private Edifces, that car be manu-
featured
ALSO,
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, Of different pat
terms, and all prices and "A choice selection of
FANCY BLINDS Linen and Common CURTAINS,
and every thing pertaining to screening Windows.
The regular trips of the Osccola. Capt. Mitchell,
between Washington and Norfolk, will facilitate
him in filing orders for that section of Virginia
1t will cost but five cents postage to send up vo1r
directions and measurements, and the return boat
will carry you tho most useful and ornamental ar
tclc of Venitian Blinds that you have ever seen.
Address orders TO
WILLIAM NOELL.
Sign of the Mammoth Blind,
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
July % Washin gton Civ
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JEWELRY. JENyELRy

c~ The Subscriber would res
3aS3 specifically call the attention of
~ the public toa new and bcauti-
(%N ~ iul assortment of WATCHES
Hf2\ vAEY AND JEW ELRY, consistino-
VIZ &jsf4S IN part Uf M j. TOBIAS Cold
~ - ZHJ%t1S Levers warranted genuine .
sTNSl ssssr.sS.as Gold ami Silver Anchor lie
~ ,'-sSH-- vcrs, Gold and Silver Lcpincs
Gold and Silver Verge WATCHES lorsc o,si,tI
mcnt OF Cold Finger Rings, Gold md Silver Specta-
Giles, with neriorical and plain glasses, Gold Grnd
fob, and pest Chains, beautiful articles, Gold ana
Silver Guard Keys and StuSs, Gold Ku2kctl Tadics
and Gcnticmcn's Gold Breast Pins and lot Of
Rodgers superior Pen and Pocket KNIVES, with
many other articles too unerous to be enumerated
all of which Will sell low as-ean be obtained ar
any establishment in the CITY.
All kinds of Clocks and Watches repaired and
warranted, usual. Old la6ihand Silver bourbt
taken in exchange.
CHARLES w. HEYDON.
July - High Street Ports,,n,tb
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DATUJNG TUBS with Baruum's Heating
Ip Apparatus, the most complete article Of The
kind cxtaut, Cream Frcczers, Vino Coolers and
large and general assortment Of an kinds Of Tin
and Copper Wares, mas be bad at the lowest prices
at the Copper and Tin Factory, Corner OF High
and Crawford streets.
juno WIN. d. ROBERTS. Jr.
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EARD.-P. & a. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron and
~ Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Norfolk Are
now prepared TO contract for exccuin@auv kind Of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MENTS, and Machinery in general
Orders left at G. & G.. Rcds, No. ., Newton's
Wharf, or MIR. John Nash Corner of High aud
Crawford street, Portsmouth,, will be promptly at
tended TO- May l2-6m.
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ENOR SALE Viii he sold before the Cour
House door i'm Norfolk County, on MONDAY I
the 81 day of July, Chat being Court DavD Ne
GRO WOMAN PatSey belonging to VIM. r. Gay.
The said Negro is sold by order of the Court of
Norfolk County. STEPHEN JAMES,
jury IL Guardian.
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SCNDRIES. 10 Or casks Malaga Wine,
- or casks French Brandy,
plpcs Holland Gin. % boxes Chalk pi,cs
w bags Green Laguira Coffee.
o. 90 do Rio do
% hhds Ptimc y. r. Molasscs, lust rccc;ycd nor
schr Kimptou, for s1lc by ''''''" per
'"'y ~ WILLS & co.
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LBEp II BEFORE THE PEOPLE

LTEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
n The Subscriber informs the public that bc
continues the CABINET NJ AKTNG BUSINESS Oh
the Corner OF High lud Middle stgcc.s where b,.
will be happy ~ receive orders and execute tbc,,,
jn style not to be surpassed, as may be demon
sroted To- the satisfaction OF those who will do h,s
the favor 20 call and cNauiuc his work lie bas
sgmc of the uost fashionable specimens Of
CABIN IG WORK
Nsoa large lot Of Cursd Maplo, Rush and Wind
sor CHAIRS.
Being AN cxpcricn9cI mechanic he rcspcctru1ly
APPEALS tu the feelings Of - generous public to- ex
tend to him portion Of it, patronage Old Fur
turc taken in exchange for Now
T.. y UNYNES
CCj.Au persons indebted to mo are respectfully
invited to call ard settle their bills
June 10 f.
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DRlV ATE BIO DING-HOUSE.-I w
4 LANE, on Middle, between North and Glas-
glow Streets Portsmouth, Va. n. Il. Transient
Bonrders taken by the Mcek month
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Immediately after TIC above sale 7 shall at the
same place proceed to sell the slaves above named
rat may remain unsold, TO satisfy twO Deeds o
rust from said Alexander, ono dated the 81 and
said Deeds.
July % JOHN r KITBY Trustee
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TRUST SALE. Pursuant to the Deeds of
u Trust from james Alexander Of the dates of
3lst of January and Doth of September. 1874 and
Of record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk County.
to secure certain debts therein mentioned to tht
Bank Of Virginia, at Portsmouth,, will be sold be-
fore The Court House Door in tho town Of Ports.
mouth, at public auction for cash, on WEDNES.
DAY, the 9th Of August, at II o'clock the follow
ing NEGROES. many may be sufficient 10
satisfy said debts and the cxocnsCs Of sale to wit
Chariote, god % years; Harry, 10 years james
IL years James, (2d.) II years; Beiscy 26 years
POUy, 25 years. and her child
JNO. 4. CHANDLER, 1,r.,,-,.
WI H. WILSON. lIu7tce5
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I'm Cllnncery.

Before Vice ChancelIor McCoun.
April 2sth-Eiza6.h RopeJe, ly her nert friend)
Charles oyd-Moticn made 10 dissolve an injunction
grounded fling bill restraining defendant from
king sale of part of an estate The Injunction
dfed permit the disposal Of part the
alleged agreement between the parties to give
gage thereon Defendants deny the agreement Ordered
that the injunction be dissolved.
Decisions Cornelius Mclean Jeremiah Tocle-Mo
ton aside proceedn the ground OF irregular
ty appesred that hill was confessed, and the al
edged technical irreguarty in the mode Of proceeding
His Honor granted the motion to set aside the former
order.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
Common Pleas.

April rs Oscar r. Hcafc,, minor, (y Fcncis Heasnt,
ks friend Samuel ingActiou Of trespass to
damages for alls ged assault and battery II
appeared that sometime in September while plaintiff and
boy Of the name Of Fuller puerelliDg defendant
struck the plaintiff severe blow the eye, and other
wise seriously maltreatcd and abused him. For defence
was concnded that the plaintiff great deal taller
than the boy he struggling WITH and that the latter
called defendant to separate thcm and that in doing
no more violence was used than what was actually ne
cesssry. Verdict for plaintiff, S50ldnmssss.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
Marine Court.


April 2s-Ed,card r. Henley Daniel G. Tsylor.--
This action (red beore) recover damages fol
breach Of contract. appeared that about last fail de
fendan employed plaintiff at dollar per day, to dis
charge the duties Of clerk and attendant In store and
drove him away before his time out. The plaintiff
put to work in badly lighted basement at which it
appeared he grumbed little and the defendant hereupon
discharged him. Verdict this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
Supreme Court.

Mr.. HErnY offered resolution proposing to allow the
room othe Board Of Assistants for the Of the Supreme
Court, which sits next Monday. Adopted
The Board adjourned over to meet this Tuesday,
evening. at 7 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

We understand from the Southern papers, that Mr..
D. Howard late Of the Howard Hote in this city, and
lad, have been most courteousy received friends
and patrons in their travels through the Southern
States.
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u. y. Circuit Court.
ApRiL 2s.-This Court met pro formd, and adjourned
over to this Tuesday, forenoon.
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u. 3. Commlssloncr's once.

ApBIL 2S--Webster, the Pirafe.-The prisoner Veil
(arrested as Webster) this day by Mr. Vocary
Alexandra, who shipped Webster the Sarah Lavi
na.'D He declares the prisoner NOT to be Webster.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
ROTJAN PTANOFORTES-

MUNNS CLARK having purchased the patent rightfor
In "Coemans Eoan Attachment the Panoforte for the
entire United Staes (exceptng Massachusetts,
the public that they prepared supply Piauofortes
with th. improvement attached OF tq attach hs
y Of this invention, NJ e. prepared satisfy the
preadiced mind their critical examination and expert
ments them in the assertion that the olian will
remain in in any climate, and it will be affected by
transitions Of atmosphere The satisfactory
given with each instrument
The public invited examine the "Eoan Panofortes"
also may be found OF 6K and octave Piano
iores. both in rosewood and mahogany m26 6msrc
TO BROOKLYN BILLIARD PLAYERS,
CROsSINGM M MFuLrON FEkRY.A a very neat Saloon has
Water street. joining the bar Of the Hoe with first rate
Tables iron Eagle frames and marble beds Tables
entrance s Fulton rsyss rear Fuoa Market, and down
calculated for their accommodation. The proprietor pledges
hmsd 20 have It kept respectable. For exercise only.
m2g msm
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

"A The UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufactur-
ers OF the Neapotan Bonnets respectfully inform the
trade that they ready supply the above article
OF the latest style and Of superior quality quantities
They warrant that they alter and clean the Bonnet to
Buyers cautioned against inferior article Of the kind
me MARKET (The genuine article for which received
ticket upon it, Apply VYsE SONS l72 Pearl street
fi8 2taw3m$rc No IS Delaney street.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

mi !NERiGHT. Professor Of Music, informs his friends
and the public in general that he has made
for giving the Piano Forte His !tyle Of
parting obstruction perfectly simple and and s
passed equaled by any other style present taught
hiuns al The and eesanss capabs Of being
very proficient scholars and the public win be satisfied
his abilities on giving him uia His terms reasonable.
pounty offered. Terms and all other made
known application 2 Grand, Of Mulberry
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

MORE LEAD-A new lead mine has been dis
covered in Hardin county, Illinois, near the ONO
river II is said to be OF the most valuable IN
West; the ore being rich, and the vein unu,uay
large The discoveries which have been made IN Jeer
county this State and ON Usage and Gasconade
rivers, will give impetus to mining In Missouri
and add q eay to the wealth end prosperity OF the STATE
- 81. Louis Era April IS.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
Personal movements,

Court Calendar-ThHs Day.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos IA, 81, 49, So, los, o. l5, 10, 81
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

The story Of the bursting Of cannon at Fort Lesven.
worth 4 untrue.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
CONGRESS- COLLAR,

EEAUIh vt SLY LIZ and elegance Of nnlsh unequ ualled
- beore-Our style of Collars which have long been
wanting issued and be found the manuactu
srs only the old stand OF MAksHALLS only Troy shirt
sent the earliest date this pattern will m all probability
revoutionize stys before this Market Res
mbcr the old stand Of Marshas 90 Chatham N
Y. No second price, any consideration
NJ BWe have also manu large quantity Of those
nswstye Plsat Shirts which be found in the city
As the peats all sowed down. it will obviao the difficulty
m oninK them. ap4 im*ec
BRONZE POVUERS
THE best aud cheapest Bronze, all shades and quail
ties constantly imported direct from Germany, and Of
fcred for sale by LEOPOLD KUH y Co,
mh2i 1m~r 6K Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

THE CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
OF
VIM. Matthiessen, and M B. Sanford,
125 FULTON STREET,
THE PLACE for all hoe who wish supply their ard
robe with good fitting garments at reasonable prices The
their friends and the public that they will
let them in the tailoring business rgards
the newest style the neatness Of their fits and owness Of
hsvnE on hand well selected assortment Of Cloths, CASH
mes and vestngs Of every drabf style Also gentlemen
We have the confidence that please the fast
dous
Great pleasure will be taken show styles of fashion and
goods all those who will favor with their patronage Re
WIN. MATTHIEsSEN,
mh2I lm*nc M 3. SANFORD.
SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED-And the highest price given for all kinds Of
of Clothing and good second hand furniture Persons
wishing dispose Of the will do well call the SUBJ
scrbs address line through the Post Oce which will be
punctaally attended to. b. LEVY,
<91 Chatham street, N. Y.
N. BConstantly hand, seasonabe of
temcn Clothing, cheap for cash. m29 lmsrc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by 9entlemea
or Families who dcsircus Of converting her efs on
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quttiag the city changing resi-
deuce having any superuous dpcse Of will lind
much their advantage for the Susscrbsr who will
j. LEvINsTYN,
46S Broadway up stairs.
line through Ohss, oherwse, will rccevs
prompt attnntiOo. m27 imsrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
VOlGTLAENDEk'S DAGUERKEOTYPE
APPARATTJS

A ARRANGEMENTS recently made with their brotlern
law. Mr. voigaender Vienna. enable the subscribers
Lges size Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
Plates 1t $lio
Medum Apparatus with inch lenses for half size
plates at $78
Small size Apparatus, with oneand.ahalf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50
9enemen sendg accordance with the
prices depend receiving the genuine Vogtaender
Apparatus and worthless initiated cle they having
procured the sole agency for the United Stater. =
Plates and Chemicals of their importation, well all
other articles connected with their for sale lowest market
prices.
philadelphia Exchange. w. .AF. LANGENHEIM.
Referring the above advertise the subscribers inform
the Ar general that the above Apparatus and
otaer can De 70 the stated pces aher Da
az lm%m LANGENHEIM X BECKERS.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

DAUOU EhhEOIYPE PORTKAlTS,
r TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 2ss Broadway. mp
- stairs second hoo he Is executing
beautiful specimens Of the Daguerrean this city Tie
ONE 70 THREE DOLLARS
Those OF perfect Pictures requested and
engaged the services Of g. burgess.
tm and tho who wish Pictures his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call soon.
Plates, Cases. Chemicals &C., always hand and insruc
tons given in the Art moderate terms. al4 lmec
pLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY AND PHOTO.
= GRAPHIC pEPOT s5i Broadway, corner Of Murray St
Premiums and highest honors, at the Exhibition Bos
ton Nsy oE and respectively for the best pic
Superb kenesses Of all sizes, taken weather. salts
factory m
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

ARCHITECTUkE
RED SCHMIDT begs leave inform his friends and the
public that he has removed his Office from Broadway
10 Wa street. where desirous of building invited
Cottage upward: to the extensive Villa Mansion all the
nh fans Drawings, Specifications Estimates and Contracts
fo Buildings Of every and upernnds the erection
hereof M m
The New York herald., 1845-04-29
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS.

AGENCY FOR THE BALE OF
BRONZE POWDERS.
THE subscriber hs. besn appointed Wholesale Agent for
house in Europe who the extraordinary fac
ties for the manufacture Of Bronze Powders by which they
enabled 70 offer the most beautiful and splendid Bronzes so
in this article Their Bronzes have been used by the largest
in this for upwards OF years. who
recommending them any other for bran
cy and durability. The subscriber has made
large always hand and is
ply importers and dealers with the article in any quantity
the prices thus saving them the trouble and
j. X zICKETT, Wholesale Agent,
mas imyec flatc kozelt X Col 81 Water street.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

Officer Prince John Davis not the person lately
victed OF aiding in the escape ofhe notorious Hoag The
person Davis who has lately been convicted and SEN
fenced, belonsed to the night watch at the Tombs
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

CORK JAcKETs.-Every berth ON board the Chesa
peake steamers is furnished with cork jacket
made Of coarse, stout material, very much like vest
They hang by the sides Of the bsrs and be slipped
on in minute They guarantee against sink
ing and cost but ST. Our Hadson river steamboats, shoul
be provided with these life preservers Had the Swallow
been supplied with the board would have beer
lost those who fastened into the state rooms by
the sudden spriRgng Of the doors-.9bary dsstrican
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

,,,,, IHIE,, III, ,nIUnN Di'HNII huNIs' =
hand for SALE article Of Champagne Wine OF
pas sed and probably unequallcd quality.
The subscriber has been appointed sole Agent the United
States for the Manufacturer
As Of its superiority Colonel Herman Thorn of
Paris allowed impression Of hs affixed each
bottle The quality of the Wae will be preserved all futue
preciate.
Respecting this wine Colonel Tkon thus wres:-I is Of
equality rarely be with in Amerca have drunk
other for years past-n
The attention Of private gentlemen, Hotel keepers and the
trade is invited to this article.
plcatiou. c. LIVINCSTON,
apl9 lmrc No. 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES,
WHOLES.fLE AND RETAIL.
PUBLISHERS, stationers, Book Binders, Pntcrs Perer
Fancy Paper will find II to their interest call and examine
the subscribers large Of American English French
German and China Papers.
Hcis constantly receiving fresh supplies of gold silver and
copper Paper plain and embossed German marble
fancy printed calico and ohcr re all Of which he sell, al
ton Of manufacturers aud dealers Fancy Hardware aud other
GEO. J. KRAFT.
aplf is3aw<wsec l2l Fulton stairs.
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

A New PRopHET-Itis is rumered that Orson Hyde
is to become the prophet and head of the Mormon
church. It is not said by what process he derive his
authority Backenstos, the Mormon representative
in the last legislature from Hancock county III has been
leave the county within week In the event Of his re-
fusal they promise him visit not Of pacific charac
ter The cause of this proceeding the part Of the c
zens attack made by Backensos upon the old ci
zsns, in a speech he delivered in the legislature
The New York herald., 1845-04-29

TO CARPET MANUFACTURERS, We. &c.
EAD WIRE, OF various sizes, suitable for weeveI's
weights constantly hand made oyier and for sale,
by LATHAM BROTHEkS,
mh2l lmsuc Ae Water street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-20
E1RANKLIs FIRE INSURANCE COM

Il PANY OF PHILADELPHIA. continues to take
risks upon every description Of property, either in
town or country. He would call the attention of pro
perry holders particularly to the subject of perpetual
tnstrdnce-a mode of Insurance successfully adopted
by the Company he represents, and winch has become
very general IN Philadelphia. The mode is this: To
insure substantial brick dwelling store, the pro-
prietor would deposit with the Company (accordiLg
to the character and situation of the budng,) from
u to 3: per cent upon the amount intended to be in
shred. AS long as this deposit remains with the Com
pany, the insurance continues without the trouble OF
an annual renewal.
The deposit may he withdrawn at any time with a
deduction of five per cent, and the policy cancelled
This mode of insurance, besides avoiding the trouble
of renewal and the risk of omission, will be found to
be much cheaper than the ordinary mode. For in
stance-a first rate dwelling would he insured to the
amount of S. 900 by deposit f2 per cent, say Sl2j
the annual interest ON which would be only 800
whereas insurance the same house cost by the Or
binary mode, at the very lowest rate, the annual
premium of $3.50.
The undersigned also takes risks in the usual mode
on as favorable terms as any other office.
The CAPITAL of the Company is 100000, all
pa id in and invested in the most substantial manner;
and certainly this Institution stands second to sim
liar one in the United States in point Of credit
character 1t is under the control of the following
Board of Directors:
Charles NJ Bancker, Jacob X. Smith,
Thomas Hart, George w. Richards,
Thomas ]. Wharton, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolpho f. Borie,
Samuel Grant, David Brown.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
CHARLEs G. BAscKER, Secretary.
Applications for insurance will be received aud inn
mediatey attended 10 by
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Agent
No North street.
F. H. s., is also Agent for the NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
make Insurance Lives grant Annuites, and sell
EndOwments. do co