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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-03-27
c. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

K'HE susbsciber having established IN
Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday OF each
week, TIA FiIehburR Railroad thence by stage
through keene, walpolesIBellowsfsll ,Ches-
ter, Rutland. Middlcbury Vergenn-s to Bur
lnpton, thence by. S,earnboa, 10 Canada -
lie will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning Of
each week, going NORTH, AMI Thursday after
noon OF each week, going TO Boston. The
object Is 10 transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
collect and paw Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds of business that
may be entrusted TO his charge, all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may be lsh with William Avery
or VI. circuit, a, Tho Fianklin Hotel, Rut-
land, and a, the Stage Houses on The Route
where no will he sure TO get them.
Patronage soliciied.
Packages 10 he marked "Bv Lewis Ell.
press" c. X. LEWIS.
Rutland, Sept, 1876 SSH
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SaddIcry, Harness
scs. &c.

THE undersigned still continues to mans.
iaCture al his old sland 10 East Rutland
village all kinds Of Harnesses, Saddles, Rn-
dies, g.. usually iguRd IA country shops
His present stock consists Of double and sin
gle, wagon, glg aud sleigh harnesses vilh
silver and brass plate, black, Japaned and
poiled ware and common hame harnesses,
mems saddles Tree and portable, all yarietie.
Of trunks. yalsses, bHdles, ha!leTs, circin.
giles sleigh bells &c. The above article.
are all mode Of the best Eastern oak tanned
leather, and are offered at reduced prices-
Liberal credit given aud most kinds Of pro
duce received in payment All persons are
invited 10 call anc examine before purchaino
eIse"here' WM. HALL.
h"''Aho' January ls45. 5lLf
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dnPosed 10 consumption, ur MOULDED wirh
a cough ut cold, night sweais, asthma, p.In
IN the side and chest, difficulty 81 breathing
ush,uess and svrenessacfoss the chest. bron.
chIus, Liver complaints and all affections OF
The pulmonary organs.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO CON.
MENT.
Greenfield, Saratoga co., n Y,
Mr. q J. Roosevelt Dear Sir:.--The love of
lie urges me- 10 make this effort TO obtain
some OF yoor medicine, as ! believe II will
cure me. will give a statement Of my Gaze
About four or hve months ago | was taken
with a bad cold, and was very hoar.e in con-
sequence OF working in water while building
and taw-rnill, | being a mcdaniel and was
under 'he doctors care about four weeks
and got TO be able To walk about, and tried
10 do liiile work, which brough, on a slight
bleeding nj the lungs. | returned home dis.
pIn'ed and sick. The next day while sit,i,g
10y The hire, blood vessel burst in my lungs.
ana commenced bleeding very fast. The
doctor happened to he near, aud he dor
e'a'V thinR IN his power 10 stop tho
bleeding. and finally succeeded afier loosino
rear quart from my lungs, and more from
me arm 10, this did not last but few hours.
''' 'N'eN "''t ~ rposUlU IU Tue COftOT CDul1
not control ihem,and tnr FIVE DAYS and NIGHTS
continued 10 bleed, until thele was no blood
TO run, when it ceased It left me So veal I
Gould scarcely breath or sir | l,y for a
long TINE IN one position, until nv lungs
ne'ied, and began to gain lirle stretpih.
bul ABOUT four weeks ago a relapse came on
ana hIed again a, the lungs, and continued
To cough and raise large qOantnir, of bloc.
uy mailer Iay 4
lhg Ia the grave. NV fienus and neic Thor,
had given up all hopes and told me that mus,
one, fy physician could give me no en-.
'ou'aeemeni' except HAT the lungs were not
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery gone.
until one Of your pamphlets were ,iven mo
q, scfiblng DIR LGtt or's Extract Of Lunpwor,
My nel2hboIs Obtained a bo,,le. for me a,,
las' resort, but with very little hopes of /,
doing me any good. have now taken il a.
ooul week, and strange To say, from the frs,
dose took Of It began to mend-and INV
heaI'h IS better every way. My nigh, swea,s
nave nearly ceased, my strength improyp,
my ra'slngs are less,an hope is again reviy.
eu ou' my medicine is almost gone. and |
WISH You to send me two bottles immediate
~ and II ! recover, will do all in nv now
W spread tho news that consumption can be
cured, remain yours, &c.
49, CEAUNCEY ID. MEDBURY.
we GO not ask people to use DR. Larbor's
Extract OF Lungwoft unless they are con-
'lnced from the proof offered them that a
cure can be effected in all cases OF luov ami
liver complaint provided the diseases are no,
past human aid.
For 'utther proof see medical book, in
,ahds OF The agents, containing certificates
&c. All persons desiring The agency of ,hi, |
VIII please apply to the proprietor.
G. ] ROOSEVELT.
81 l'2 State 81. Albany,
AorNIs LUTHER DANIELS, Ru,land
> ID. Ninslow, Piusford V. Ross, Bran
'o"' firowly
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Sy!reSter Goodrieh's EIiaie.
STATE Of VERMONT Re it remem-
District of Faithaven, IS. - bered that
al probate court holden al Cahleton in
and for said district, ON the 2slh day OF
February, 1915.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Rice Weeks, administrator Of the estate
OF Sylvester Goodrich iato OF Pawle, in said
district, deceived, proposing to render an
account OF his administration Of said estate:
II is ordered that said account be received
and examined for allowance on the FIRST
Wednesday in April mex, at the probate OF.
ire IN Caslleion. and that this order be pub.
lIshed three weeks succe~ivelyprevious there
TO IN the Run land Herald newspaper print
ed at Rutland, which shall! be sufiicien, no
lice to all persons interested Of the time and
place of examining said account,
A true copy OF Record.
10 7. LANGDON, Register.
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A.. bee A,~Ner. " Grey p~s. H,4sy--
t@ds, II r. trr, les A whis u 10.
"sh', Lssi., O-esH-- d Root Ese. WI
ca Pssiri--f Edreron. srs.ldtrs,
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q D Heb5es Esa. 4 Rshnsy, /. Nhesn,. X
Powers. q. Psrmsles. Col l. ossoed. ~
Nit hal. T rVrsenan, X Jsckson, J 4 Hneb.
oh u Cdrhsn. y D'.;ion. = Bnsss.J he'u,
J W Hudson, J Hbdss,h, p Gibbs. Cor
otsh, p Bvtsh,n. } u Bs,,lc'. sss " Whip
ts pc,.{,s,y--G " ssrsnv,lie. RsiiasS
b Neil, Boa Col A Bowen. l. 1brsll,
Re,nsids. n. L,ea. 7 u k,~beiiy. Re. ID
Haskell. " Chsi,euoaS Nush Giis~ old. Mel.
son Gns~eId. T. C.mfbeu, u B.temsn. Mrs.
Wells. II so'rsn, J Psul, Ward A Ward.
SA~tsrns, u Gates j. E.q. A Gstes, J Ds-
,p, J Eastman, u. Esisbrock, Leo Shrsvs.
tsrv-J huctms,ier ESQ. p Colbu,n, s
Ni1s. u Holden Eco. g WreiH o Plumb
" tel l. flnnsy, W Clsrk.A Barney, A
Perkins. ID Burdlu. c White. Sudbury
se Roberts. Tsmesh-Cspt T. Crsnton.
{ Btsws, Eco, ] brown, l. Rirs. A Barber.
" II Weller, V Carpenter. } Brewer. A Nor.
Ten. WsHrngfcd--J Earl. } D.ay, ID Do,y.
e Dale, l. Culver, T. sunson, A s Howard,
l. hoiden, Capt Johnson, Cole Well
i Uoodspeed. e Clemens. n. Grover, c
Grover. G,dnriRe, " Y.--R Graves ESQ.
4 Law, Hs6ron--D NC Csll'
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IRON x NAILS.

TflE subscriber having discontinued the
- busInf. Of manufacturing Iron and
Nails would say to his old customer. and
others thu, he In. sevr,cra ton. first quail.
~ Blacksmith. Iron which will be sold
low ior cash or approved credit Also a
lev tons Of Nail, which viii be disposed Of
on liberal TRIMS WroICAi scrap Iron
S'll b. taken 10 exchange for Iron
Fair H,ren Sep, On. lsi4
AiANSON ALIEN
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STATE or NERMONT,IREu,,me,
District of Rutland ss { ID Lo,.l

DIstric, of Rutland, as - herpl r,,
AT n special probate court held a, Rur,nd
nlihin ard for said district on tie I'M ~
February, 1915
Present, VIM Hal, Jude,
Holden Stafford, administrator d, is,i,
non Of the estate OF Joseph Bull. late a.
Dandy, in said district deceased, m,e,,,,
proposing 10 render an accoun, of HI, A..
mlnistraton Of said estate,
IT is ordered that said accoun, be p.
lcrred for examination and allowance
the Is, Monday being the 7lh day Of
next,and that n copy Of this order be publ,
three weeks successfully, previous there
in The Rullandllctald, newspaper printed
Rutland, that all persons interested may
pear and object to the same If they see can,
A true copy NJ record.
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
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NEW GOODS

nROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres, ve,,.np..
II TsiloT's Trimmings, 1900 yds prints;
Mons de LANES. Cashmere de Ecosss, Rep
Cashmere, CsHbrie, hUslin,. Laces and ed
g,ngs,Gsni's snd LADIES crsrst,, Glove. and
Hosiery. Umbrellas, THREADS. DC. &c, &c.
Jos, received and Tor sale for cash at much
lower prices than 10 uDnsl In this part Of the
eoen'ry. ID. p. BELL.
Rv,lsnl, March -. leis. 4?
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
Con- sssAss pssOM r Lirer COns-
plant.

IT,hould beresorlcdiobv all whom are pre.
1 dnPosed 10 consumption, ur MOULDED with
a cough ~ cold, night sweai,, asthma pain
tn The side and chest, difficulty 81 breathing
ush,uess and sVrenessacfoss the chest. bron-
chIus, Liver cumpialh,s and all affections Of
The pulmonary organs.
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REMARKABLE CASE

An freshman employed on the posts for the Mag
netlc Telegraph which now being prepared on
the JERSEY side of the river. opposite New York
died On Tuesday under mos, extraordinary cir
curns'ances. Being requested to get sumo water
10 drink, he took the pail and started off in the
direction Opposite to the well, (Which he : of.
ten visi;ed) The others called after him and
told him of his error, when he turned about went
to the well and filled his pail, and began his re-
turn-at first in ordinary walk. then faster.
and gradually increasing his speed until he pas.
sed his companions on fnl run, which grew
faster and faster until it seemed to far surpass the
utmost conceivable power of the human frame.
One of the men mounted horse standing near and
pursued at the top of his speed, but without over
taking the fugitive. After nearly mile, the man
suddenly fell and when the horseman came up
with him he was stone dead still grasping the
pail in his hand. His head had been injured by
stroke of the snn-Ledrer
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Owing to the great number of permits to enter
aud make locations on the mineral lands about -
Superior already issued, the Secretary of Wor tss
suspended the further issue of them. and notified
the applicants Of his determination. bv nidrsssi,
to each letter. OF which the following is COW
WAR DEPARTMENr ,
WASHING ton, July 49, 1915
SfR Should locations be made Pursuant n, ,bo
permits already issued from this Ccna rf,ncr, ~,
select lands in the Lake Superior mineral di,ri.,
the quantity required to satisfy them would "xcrci
million one hundred thousand dcres IL il annrn'
hcudcd that the whole region open for locaon W.,
not contain this quantity of mineral lad. Exnlor
atoms and surveys of these lands have been orc trc
and it has been determined to suspend tho further
issue of permits until the results shall be made
known
The applications for permits received at the dc.
P9ttmcnt subsequent to the 18th instant, will be
Med IN the Office; and if the disclosure Of the OK
''ninatious shall warrant the further Issue of per-
inits for the lake Superior region, they will be
sidcrcd in the order iu which they have been, or
snail be, received II is not expected that the
suits OF the examinations and ys, to ascertain
VIC probable quantity Of mineral lands in this re-
glon, and to make the locations, pursuant TO the
permits already issued can be completed for some
time to come
am, with great respect,
Tour ObcdiCut servant,
(SignedI VIM. l.. MARCY.
Secretary of War.
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POWERS GREEK SL,AvEn

great sensation has been produced, in London.
by the arrival of this celebrated production of
modern statuary, which had been placed at the
establishment of the Messrs. Graves, where all
those persons who encourage the arts have visited
it. Being work Of high order of merit, it is
destined to receive proper appreciation, from
those who are best calculated to give it immediate
reputation in the world of art The figure is de-
nuded, and might be taken for Venus. but Cur
the chat by which the wrists are fettered The
limbs are beautifully rounded, contour perfect,
and the attitude iaullless. There is great deca.
cy and fine simplicity in manner. the face ex
qusitely beautiful, and full of character and ex
preston. Powers is yet in Florence, where he
executed this statue
Since the death of the matchless Thorswal-
den. he has been placed at the head of living
Sculptors, and America has Just right to be proud
of him. We believe he has executed beautiful
statue of Eve for Mr.. Jno. S. Preston, which we
hope will form nucleus of taste, around which
other productions of art will be collected -Soulh
Carolinidn
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SHIP n w -.
PORT OF NORF0LK AND PORTSMOUTH.
TUESDAY,, July %.
ARRIVED,


Steamer Herald, Russell, I'm Baltimore.
Schr Tellmachus, Kirwan, I'm Baltimore, bound
to Richmond, mdzc to G.. & G.. REID, Dickson &
Mallory, Allyn Robertson, Bonsal & Bro, J
James, r. A. Worroll, w r Harrison and r. s.
Hutchiu@s & Co,
SChr Elizabeth Ann, Mclean, FIN Pkiladcphia
days, bound To Petersburg, To +. f. Schliccker,
mdzc TO Hardy X Bros, Dickson & Mallory But.
Ter * Camp, f. Dccorms, j. Wills. Herman &
Co, 8. o. Merwn & Bro, l.. w. Williams Tov
w. s II. :. French, and others
Schr Newborn Packet, Capps, FIN Edenton, with
slaves, shingles, scantling and fish, to Dickson &
Mallory.
Schr Cutter, French, FIN North Carolina, with
wheat, to Williams, Staples & Williams.
Schr Mary Winfield, Gallup, FIN North Carroll
ma bound North.
Sloop Old North State, fun Elizabeth City, with
corn to the master.
SAILED.
Schr Shetland Frost, for Charleston; President
Wilbour, for Providence; Atlantic Nickcrson
and Pioneer, Rice, for Boston.
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TENRUSTEE SALE. Pursuant to a Deed of
4 Trust executed to me Trustee BY Isaac r.
Bagley and Eleanor A. w. his wife, bearing date
the 9TH dav of February, 1915, and of record in the
Clerks Office of Norfolk County Court, to secure
David Griffith and James Murdaugli, cndorscrs,
will be sold, on the premises for cash, on THURS.
DAY, the 3lst instant at o'clock, p. M, Mt pub
lie auction, all that LOT OF LAND situated in
that part of Portsmouth called Gosport, beginning ..
90 feet from the intersection of Second and Lincoln
streets, thence running along Lincoln street 90
feet, thence Northwardly parallel with Martha Jor-
dams line parallel with Lincoln street ninety feet
to the North Eastern Corner of Martha Jordan's
line, thence along her line hundred and twenty
feet to the beginning.
ARTHUR EMERSON
July 90 Trustee
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE pREs1nrN.r

Jonathan kearsley receiver of public moneys
Michigan, Uice Sylvester w Higgins, resigned.
Samuel d. Heap, of Pennsylvania, as consul Cor
the city and kingdom of Tunis, in the place of John
H. Payne, recalled.
Nicholas Brown. of New York, as consul for the
city of Rome, in the place of Geo w. Green. re.
called.
David p Brewster, deputy postmaster At Oswc.
go, New York, in the place of James Cochran. re-.
moved.
Jonathan L. Bean, of Missouri, Indian agent at
Council Bluffs, IN place of Daniel Miller, removed,
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO-
L. PERTY. BY virtue of Deed of Trust, cx.
ccutcd to the undersigned by VIM Is. Dcany and
wife, for purposes therein mentioned which said
Deed bears date on the 9th dav Of January, 1910,
and is duly recorded in the County Court of Nor
folk County, will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, tho
9th day of August next, at IL O'Clock, before the
Reading Room, in the City of Norfolk, the TRACT
OF LAND situated the Southern Branch of the
Elizabeth River, called and known St. Helena.
The said tract contains 70 acres, more less, y-
ing alon the shore, Immediately opposite tho Navy
Yard and is divided from the adjacent lands on
the North and South by covcs, which indcnt the
shore into which the tide regularly GIBBS and flows.
Few locations, in this vicinity, susceptible OF
greater improvement and establishment to be oc-
cupicd family scat. and none that may be rem,
dcrcd profitable. if improved by small tcnc-
mcnts, for the accommodation of persons engaged
in the Navy Yard.
The title is believed TO be unqucstionablc, but
such title only will be conveyed is vested in the
trustee, by the before mentioned decd.
THOMAS G. TABB, Trustee.
NASH & CO., Auct'rs.
July 26-2awtds
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ELECTIONS IN AUGUSTA number of impor-
tant State elections are TO come off in the month
of August. involving the choice of AZ Represen-
aatives, and Gin Tennessee) one Senator in Con.
gresS. They are as follows North Carolina
Legislature and nine members of Congress- Ten
nessee. 9TH, Governor, Legislature, and | mem
bers of Congress; Kentucky. 4th, Legislature
and 10 members OF Congress Indiana, 4th, Leg
islature and 10 members of Congress; Alabama
4th, Legislature and seven members of Congress !:
Illinois, 18th, Legislature Missouri 9TH, Legisla
ture. These will complete the elections for the
18th Congress, in all the States except Maryland
CO. which votes in October. and Mississippi (4)
in November The States of Maine, New Hamp
shire and Massachusetts have one member each
to elect to supply vacancies in the delegations
Ledger.
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4 NOm IONERS' SALE.-Pursuant to n
~ decree of the County Court of Norfolk Coun.
ty: pronounced on the 25th day of July, 1885, in a
suit herein pending, in which
Joanna Bncn and others a'c Plaintiffs,
Charles T.. O'Brieu is Defendant
We shall sell at public auction for cash, before
the Court House of said County, on MONDAY, the
18th day of August next at o'clock p M the
LAND and its Improvements in the said decree
mentioned and described lot, piece or par.
Gel OF Land with the improvements thereon in the
town of Portsmouth, beginning ON Queen street.
twenty-five and half feet west of the west line
OF Lot No. 81, and running west on Queen street
twenty two and half feet thence south one nun.
drcd and thirteen feet, thence east TWENTY-FIVE and
hall feet, thence north to tho beginning one hun
drcd and thirteen feet"
THE COMMISSIONERS.
July 30 3awtd
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BOARDING AND DAY sCu0OL. \

~ folk, Va. under the Superin tendance Of Mrs
S. CROCKER.
Mrs G. takes this method to inform tho citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity. that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu.
pied by Mrs. Berry. on Cumberland street. for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
OF Pupils on the 10Th Of September. lis design Is
to impart a thorough practical and finished Educa-
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin. French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs. G.. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent.
Particular attention will he paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs C's
care, and 1t will be her aim TO bring the social af
cctons into exercise, train the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the ac.
QUESTION OF knowledge pleasant occupation.
Mrs &. will continue giving Lessons in Pcnman-
ship at the School Room from halfpast four to half.
past five O'Clock. Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room
Those who may wish TO ia Ike Lessons in Penman-
ship or enter rs Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at the School Room
Mrs c. takes pleasure in stating that she is kind.
ly permitted to make the following references
w w. Scaton. ESQ, Mayor of Washington d.
e. Rev. o. b. Brown Rev. George w Samson
Rev s. Sprole; Rev S. b. Willis Catskill, ~ Y
Rev. Scptinus fusion Chaplain Of the Senate
Rev a. "A. Muller B. Hallctt Esq, Boston J
a. Underwood, Esq, n. Y. july %
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

MidsbPman VIM D. Austin, ordered to the re-
ceiving. ship at Boston.
MidshiPman Adrcn Dcslondc, leave extended
two months
Saimaker J. G. Gala yhcr, detached from Bos.
ton yatd, and ordered to steamer Mississippi
steamer Mississippi, and waiiinr nrdnr. ~
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE.

NAVY AGENT'S OFFICE, ,
Norfolk, July Doth. 1915
DUPLICATE Proposals will he received until II
~ o'clock, on the 18th dav of August next, for
the delivery at the Navy Yard of Four Double
Power. (Ballards,) Jack Screws
Two Magazine Lights of clear Glass II inches di.
amctcr, and inches thick.
Fifty air port Glasses of clear glass, inches di-
ameter, and l. inches thick
The whole subject to inspection and not to be
paid for until every article is delivered. Bond and
security will be required
GEORGE LOYALJ,
July 20 Navy gent.
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AUTHOR OF THE STAR SpANGLED BANNER.
The Jubilee number" of the Brother Jonathan.
contains the song of the "Star Spangled Banner, .
and attributes it to the pen of Dr. McHenry
This is an unpardonable bIunder that soul-in-
spring song was written by the estimabe and
patriotic f >. Key, who was one of the first vic
Tins OF wing power, having been unceremonous-
iy removed from office Immediately upon the
coming in of the wing administration We heard
no such word as prescription" then uttered by
our opponents. Patriotism, old age, all. came
under the ban in those days, and there was none
to sympathise with them. Let these thinps be
remembered Bali. Republican.
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the class she is shining in, their admiring tone
gave fair reflection of how she is looked upon
rs the most celebrated belle and notability Of high
life for the present season.
Yours faithfully. n. P. WILLIS.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION

~ rSS-iT The swift aud splendid Steamer,
lzSrv7 ss!kss}}r5r CURTIS PECK, Capt. DAVIS, will
make PLEASURE EXCURSION To
Old Point and Cape Henry, on WEDNESDAY az.
ternoon next, the 30th instant leaving SouthGatcs
Wharf, at O'Clock, touching at Portsmouth for
passengers.
Band of Music will be in attendance.
Tickets 30 Ccnts-to be had a. the Agents Office,
Mr. Jos. Bucknam's Fruit Store and of MIR. James
G.. White, Portsmouth.
July % DICKSON & MALLORY.
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July IS, IS45.--Bargains in SUMMER DRY
- GOODS. JOHN COOKE & CO., will sell this
day, Tor Cash, great bargains in Summer Dry
Goods, to make room for their Fall Stock, which
they Will be receiving in n few weeks viz : Calico
Lawns, Shirting, Barragc, Balzarmcs, Muslins
&c july 90
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RECOvERING DAMAGEs.-Some few DAYS aCo.
Judge Holt, of Cleveland, Ohio, obtained between
one and two hundred dollars damages for libel.
from an editor of that city. The worthy indoe
Immediately ordered an execution, and demanded
payment in specie! The unfortunate editor. find
ing himself in the clutches of the law and its min
lister, was compelled TO fork over, which he did
by paying off with bag Of dimes The Judge
will have small change for yearao come.
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