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THE PARTING OF SUMMER.

BY MRS. HEMANs.
Thou'rt bearing hence thy roses,
Glad Summer fare thee we'll
Ihou'rt singing thy last melodies
In every wood aud dell
But in the gol den sunse.
OF thy latest lingering day,
Oh tell me DER this chcqucred earth
How hast thou passed away?
Brightly. sweet Summer! brightly
Thine hours have float ted by
To the joyous birds of woodland boughs-
The rangers of the sky
And brightly in the forests,
To the wild deer bounding free;
And brightly midst the garden flowers,
10 the happy, murmuting bee.
But how TO human hosoms,
With all their hopes and fears:
And thoughts that make their eagle wings
To pierce the unborn years?
Sect Summer , to the captive
Thou hast flown in burning dreams
OF the woods, with their hopes aud leaves,
And the blue rejoicing streams;
To the wasted and the weary.
On the bed of sickness bound,
In sweet delicious fantasies,
That changed with every sound;
TO the sailor ON the pillows,
IN longings wild and vain
For the gushing founts and breezy hills,
And the homes of ca, th.agaiu.
And unto me-, glad sumner!
How hast thou flown to me?
my chainiess footsteps naught have kept
From haunts of song and glcc.
Thou hast flown with hayward visions,
In memories of tho Dead
In shadows from a troubled heart,
Ger a sunny pathway shed:
In brief and sudden s;rivinrs
To flight a weight aside;
Mist these thy melodies have ceased,
And all thy roses died.
But oh thou gentle summer!
IL greet thy flowers once more,
Bring me again thy buoyancv,
Whcrcwith my soul should soar!
Give me to hail thy sunshine
With song and spirit free;
Or in n purer land than this
May our next me ting bel
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NOTICE OF

Notice is hereby given. that a Petition viii be
sent to the Next Legislature of the State of Virgin
ia, asking for an Act of Incorporation OF the Town
and privileges enjoyed by all other incorporated
towns in the State of Virginia, municipal, judicial,
and executive; and asking for a Ferry to run
in the City of Norfolk, to be allowed to carry freight
and passengers, the proceeds Of which to be appTo-
priated to the liquidation of the debt and taxes of
Portsmouth,. Sept. II, 1886.
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ROOKS from the Harper's-Father Darcy, a no.
~ vel, by the author OF "Two Old Mems Tales"
g Emily Windha,n."
The Eclogucs and Georges of Virgil, with Eng
i-h N3t's, CRITICAL and explanatory, and a METH
cal lnCex, by Charles Anthem, L. l.. d.
No. Z Pictorial England.
Nos. 2 and 3, Martin or the Founding.
No. 3 Statesmen of England.
nos lu5, IU6, lOT and los illustrated Shakespeare
SEP II w. III. II. HODGE & co
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TRUSTEES SALE-PrTso.n, =, r

TRUSTEES SA LE.-PrTsuant To n Deed
Il Of Trust executed by George w. Dickson In
me as Trustee, for the benefit of George Crsmbers,
bearing date the LIST day of July, 1916. and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of Norfolk COUNTY
fer for sale at public auction on the premise s. on
MONDAY, the 12lh day Of October next, at IL
O'Clock, the following described Real Estate in that
part OF Portsmouth called Gosport, to wit: part of
Lots No. 81 and 81 on Lincoln street, beginning at
sarah p. Dickson's corner on said street, and run
mig along said street forty. five feet to second st.
thence n~ortherly along said street sixty. five feet,
tbence easterly at light angles frty-fve feet,
thence s~oothFriy at right angles sixly.fve feet to
to the beginning. Terms cash.
Oct ARTHUR EMERSON, Trustee.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,

=. =" ,V"I SVPtVTIUCTI I55b.
PROPOSALS in duplicate will be received until
IL O'Clock, on the 10th day of October, Tor thu
delivery at the Navy Yard of the following mate
rails OF Wood, FOR building a Timber Shed.
NO. l.-YELIOW | TIMBER
The first pieces named are the first wanted.
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DOLKA COMBS.-Wc have lust received a
{ beautiful lot OF POLKA TUCK1NG COMBS,
which VIC arc sjlling low. We will be plcasod il
the ladies will call and look at them.
Sep II w. RI. ~. HODGES co.
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ERTAIN CURE ron pII.ps

CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.-BARNE,S
~ PILE LOTION This Lotion has been u.cd for
several years past and has universally given salts
faction. Many persons who have BEEN afflicted
with this painful disease. and suffered for many
years under its influence, have been cured in a few
weeks by the use Of this Invaluable Lotion. Call
an get a pamphlet respecting it.. The Gcnuine
for sale at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar.
Sep Is CHAS. n. HEINITSH, Agent.
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

'INHE PUBLIC will please take notice that | have
Il. removed from the Old Stand to the buildinp
three doors below, formerly occupied BY Mr.. How.
ell as a Shoe Store.
Having Just r, turned from the North, I am now
opening n full assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
which cannot be surpassed, if cquallcd, in quality of
mater laior workmanship, for tic prices, and which
1 am determined to sell lower, for Cash, than tho
same quality of Goods can be or ever were sold 70,
IN Portsmouth or Norfolk. My Stock consists, in
part, OF the following:
Coats of all prices, from S3 so to q IL On
Vests of all qualities, from 25 TO 90
rants do do do 81 10 90
Jackets-Shirts, of every dcscription-Dra wcrs-
Socks Observation-Disclosures Collars and
ooaons Gum Suspenders. from Is to 90 cents-iu
tart every thing usually keptin a Clothing Store.
= nave also a new and beautiful assortment OF
Cutlery warranted to be of first rate material
ana make 1t consists in part as follows: Pen.
knives from 81 cts. to 81 50-Razors, of Ropcrs's
make, 81 cts. 20 81 25-Scissors from l2l TO 50 cts.
L nave also, in addition to the above, n good as.
Sorimtnt OF !EWELRY. such as Breast Pins, Fin
ger Kings, Fob aud Guar'i Chains, Silver Thin
PIES and Shields, Watch Keys, Studs, Sc, which
l VIII sell lower than they can be had at any other
place in these diprins.
10 the LADIES L would say, that I have an excel
IchI assortment oil Edgings, from J to l. in. wide ::
Ncrdics, assorted sharps Pins Spool Colt N, of
inc best Ike. EOJ yds. for 5 It's. a spool Thread :;
Tape Ladies Hose, from I2i to 81 cts. white
mix'd and black Ladies' and Children,s Net Cans
A'so an assortment of Children's Socks and Stock
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call and look at some
CLoAkS have, the prices of which. tor the DUAL
itY, will a<tonish them.
have also II beautiful lot of CAPS, of all de-
scrlptons, qualify and price, cheaper than the,
can be bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept 80 J. NJ. MILES
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NOR RENTING House forme rly occupied
~ by the Subscriber, in me rear of the Academy.
The pcrson renting it can have II the ensuing year
For terms apply to the undersigned.
Oct j DANIEL. S. CHERRY
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SALE.-Pursuant to a Decd of
Il Trust executed on the 22d day Of July, 1876,
ny Joseph FL. James TO me as Trustee. given to Sc.
cure a certain debt due to Thos. Brooks, Jr.. which
pIed IS duly recorded, will be again offered for sale
before the Court House door in the town of Ports.
mouth, on SATURDAY the 10th Of October next,
at " o1G!ock, NJ, (thc purchaser at a former sale
undivided one third interest of the said joseph II.
James OF IN and to that Leasehold Esntc, with the
tenement thereon situate, on the west side Of Craw-
l2ru street. opposite the Market Houso-it being
the same OF which Nathaniel James, decreased, died
seized and possessed. Terms casb
Oct ARTHUR EMERSON, Trustee.
Courier Copy Ala wtdsO
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TRUST SALE.-Pursuant to 4 D,cd of Trus
Il executed ty Thomas j. Dayton, on the %
day of July 1875 and duly recorded in the Clerks
OIh G OF Norfolk county, given TO secure "A certain
debt therein mentioned, i shall sell at Public Anc.
tIon' to the highest b ddor, for cash, before The
Court House Door, in Portsmouth, on WEDNES.
that piece, parcel, or LOT OF LAND, in the town
OF Portsmouth,, b funded as follows: Beginning
alta lane which divides Ann Eliza Blyton's pron-
street. thence south twenty. two feet six inches 10
David Reynolds line, thence cast seventy feet to
stephen James line, thence north TWENTY-FIVE feet
SIX inches TO the lane, thence along the soid lane
west seventy feet to the beginning, being the
House and Lot which the said Dayton hcired from
MS father. and known rs No. 6 in said division of
the estate. The House is insured in the National
Fire Insurance Company. New York.
GEORGE NJ. Balm, Trustee.
SePt2i (Herald copy FMS Wtds)
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

TN: MERCER, very respect
~ fully offers his Professional Services to rhe in
babttapts of Portsmouth and vicinity. He propUs.
cs no reference, save that of the experience Of an
average share of practice, attended with ~Aattcring
from the highest authority in the land can be pro-
duccd if required.
Office and residence of High street, in the build.
ing formerly occupied by Doctor JOHN p. YouSe.
Aun lh-2m
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a FOR ENT-A large and commodious
s=aE BRICK HOUSE, situltc at the north end
-S4=lof Court street, and at present occupied by
the subscriber. The situation Of this House is in
one of tin" most pleas tt an healthy parts of the
town. The privilege of the Bath House is given
with the above.
For terms apply to SARAH GRANT.
ALSO Two small Houses on Glasgow street.
opposite Mrs. Webbs. Amply 20
Sept 2i-tf SARAH GRANT.
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TKUSTEE'S SAL -Pursuant to a Deed of
l. Trust, bearing date on the 9th day of Octo
Der, 1888, and'of record in the Clerks Office of
Norfolk County, executed by David Griffith, TO Sc.
cure a certain debt therein inentioned, to Antbonv
Bihsoly, WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction. for
cash. before the Court House, in Portsmouth,, on
the 18th of October, 1916, at 10
O'Clock, a. NJ, all that property in the said decd
mentioned and described " as the undivided rnoictv
"f the said David Griffith in a certain lot, piece or
parcel of land on High street, in the said Town
OF Por,smout and bounded as follows beginning
at the East line of the land of John Rutter, wbtr1
II lntcrsccts High street, and running East aIont
High street, to the Channel Of Elizabeth Rive
thence South one hundred md thirteen. feet TO IN,
land formerly Thomas Piercc's, and now belonc,n.
TO MS heirs, thence West along that line 10 the la M
OF the SAID John Ruttcr, thence NortherIy alun.
inc ii1e OF the said John Ruttcr to High street tt
the place of beginning, which moiety Inc sait
Griffith purchased of WIN. Loyall and wife. r.,
deed bearing cate 9th August, 1888, and duly re
corded" WV. wilson TnnHy'
The undivided, moiety in the above mentioned
lot was conveyed by the said David Griffith, be
deed bearing 6atc lth Nov. 1885. and of record in
inc Clerks ofhce of MOI folk County, to the Prcsi.
dent and Directors of the Portsmouth & Roanoke
above mentioned. Sor =
lHerald copy 3 times n week1
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THOMAS TATEM.

~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
| WILL pra'tic in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Princes Anne, Norfolk an Nan
scmond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
VIII attend 10 business when desired in any other
County Portsmouth,, April Tod
VOCAL Music. III. HEWITT, Prof, ssor
' of Music, respectfully informs the citizens #
Portsmouth and its vicinity, that he will commence
sScricsof Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Young's
P"r stnouth Female Seminary, as soon as a sufi-
cicnt number of Pupil shall be obtained. His sys.
,om Q u instruction is peculiar to himself alone, and
has met with extensive favor in New York. B,I,i.
more and Washington.
For further particulars. apply at the Seminary.
Aug 90
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&c.
New YoRx, Sept. %. 5 p. M.

NEW YoRK, Sept. %, 5 p. M.
The Markets in every article Of produce con-
times firm.
Flour continues Ia arrive in abundance, hni
prices are FULLY maintained; some l2 or $1,000
bills. changed hands to day. Gennessee and
Western stands at SIS. In Southern descriptions
there is not much doing and the receivers are
steady at a rs al 87a. Brandywine is held a,
80 Richmond city, 8 Gaiego,' $3.50. The last
sale Of Hsxall was at $685.
Wheat western, 5000 bushels sold 10 dav =,
Sl.U4 q 81 .01--quotstions siaLd for prime Gepe
see. at 81 OS a Sl.09. Corn maintains prices ac
cording 10 quality-l no.ice a sale of white co,p
5000 bushels at 70 ~cents--3OOO Delaware. a, 70
cents. 5OOO do. touched with the weevil. AT 67.
and 2euu Northern. good, at "a cents, measure
Virginia Oats commands go cents per busheI.
Black Eyed Peas go Of rapidly a, s2.25 per bag
Of two bushels.
In Pork and Beef I notice hut few sales. prices
however. remain firm at last quotations: Park
Prime, SS.75-Mess, $1,000 Lard II a IA cents
per Id.
RIDIcULoUs.-We find the following card in
the Leonardtown Beacon, of Thursday last -
LEONARD TowN,
Sept. 90, 1896
"A proposition having been made by DR.. Win.
Thomas To Mr.. b. G.. Harris, that they mutually
withdraw the cards which they Issued against
each other in 1886, it gives us great pleasure 10
state, that the long pending difficulty between
them has been hpnorably and amicably adjusted.
JT. BLAKISTON,
III. g.. S. KEY.
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to aIilculate a syllable) such a smile as one nigh,
Imagine would frum screwing an inch augur
through the spine of a mans back.
Our unfortunate friend was grateful, hut he
eouldni speak. IL was now the turn of the Qua
ker gentleman TO smilr-because he could not
help 1.-THE object before him appeared so per
fectly ludicrous, But his was a bland smile OF
sympathy, such an one as only a Quaker can be-
stow.
But our benevolent friend in the broad brim,
was careless-he was! In his efforts TO aid the
unlucky couniryman, he had secured the lobster
claw, and he held him dangling at his side.
Hurt thee much friend q
-Blast him !-oohp
Thee shouldn't swear. friend. > quietly res
pended the Quaker-but as he concluded this
sentence of advice, a most uneartb!y scowl sho,
across his previously placid conference.-the his
face was contoried with the direst orim,cesi
The Lobster closing his claw had clnicbed tho
Quaker's fingers till the blood started under the
nailsi o
-'igh!-Oo. dear me-Ow the scomp-
take him away, Sir!' shrieked the Quaker nearly
fainiing with pain.
'Da. da id eff do
Take him. Sir
IN n no yer do NIL Yer ger gu gut him
CT. eaper'n | did &C cost me three sh sh shillins !.
but Itsn n-no matter about that
He's a viciuus creeiur.'
IS 5 40 ] thought-m-m mister
iherep added the Quaker at last:-and dis
engaging the monster from his hand, he dashed 1t
~ the ground.
"A news.boy secured the lobster. to which no
sort of objection was made by the injured parties.
A crowd had collected around the scene. and
thu countryman beihonght him at last. of the cars.
The clock commenced striking eich,-the Qua.
ker disappeared-and our friend dashed into the
Depot. al the sound If the last bell-swearinp as
plainly as his excitement would permit, that he
had : e M nu-'ough o. Ii lice lo.Io lobsfiss.'
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~ Just received a full supply of the following
valuable and genuine Preparations. We warrant
every article sold by us to be the genuine, and di-
rect from the hands of the Proprietors:
Sands Sarsaparilla, Bristcl's SarsapatiIa
Hungarian Balsam Life BulTs SarsaparilIa
Syrup Tar aud Naphtha DIR. Jaync's Preparations
Tarrants Apericrt Doctor Swaync's Svrnn
Sugar Coated Pills Will C6crrv
Ali-Healing Ointment Crimson letter Wash
Indian Vegetable Pills Lucina Cordial
Dandcliou and Tomato Swsim's Panacea
Panacca Fahucstuck's Vermirucc
Houck's Papaeca Bri1ckcrhofF's Medicine
Sure Core Aguc and Fec Barnes Pile Lotion
yer Pills Hays Linincnt for Piles
Wistar's Baisam Wild &. Gardncr's Linimcni,
Cherry &c.&c.
With a general assortment of Pure and Ccrr;,,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS. Class
&C., &c, which will be sold at The We, y love-, n i
ces. CHAS. II. H~EINITSH, Agent,
Member of the Phil delpIria College of
octl Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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SHIRT Among our stock Of Fancy
- Goods Genilcmcu will find some beautiful Pearl
SHtHi STUDS which arc becoming very fashion.
able. w. RI. HODGE, 20
Sep II
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RS remaining in the Pos
Va, Quarter ending 30tt
for Letters from the fol,
ay they are advertised.
King Rachel
l.
Lanaicur Mary
Lee Edward
Lester Mary A 2
Leagcr John
tunh Joseph
Lyme Mrs
Lacox Susan Ann
Lindsey James
J.ovette Miss NJ j 2
Lossiter Miss Charlotty
Lee Elmina
livesay Elder Joshua
nj
. Mathews Herman
Mccoy Francis
Mansfield Pcnninah
Mason Mrs Littuce
Mays p p
Manning A j
Nelson Bowden ID
Mitchell Miss Sarah
Needs Timothy C
Mathews G. III
Manns G
Myers hcnry
Morton MIR
Myers J a
Morrissctt Robert
Msslin VIM
N
Nelson Lawrence J
Newton BENJAMIN
q
Ovcrman John
Ovcrton John
Odeon Sarah
Oehlcr Mrs
Odiou Samuel
II
Parker Mary Ann
Pierce Aggy
Phoenix Milcy Ann
Putnam Southey
Price Andrew
Pugh Mrs York
Pointer John a
Perry Mrs S
Pines Mss Mary
Portlock Mary
Porilock Miss Mary
Parsons Mat
Parker Mrs John II
Policy Ann v
II
Richardson Emelinc
Reynolds Thomas
Ross Mrs Ann J
Rauh F
Rea Edith
Robson Miss Milly
Roberts + l.
Rose Isaac
Roche Martin
Rand Oliver
Ruddcr Miss Margaret f
Smallwood IIoratio
Sillick VIM
Swindells John w
Sail Phillip
Savage Mrs Charlotte s
Stubblcfcld Mrs III s
Scott Richard
Story Thomas
Sanger Capt
Sale Capt J
Stokes Ill 9
Il
Talbot J G.
Thompson Smith & Co
Trugcin John w III
Tatem Nathl y
Turn + Ridley A
V
Virginc Edonard
Vvnnard Andrew Il
w
Walker WIN K
Wilson Mira Sally
Wright Zelpha 5
Walker Miss Sarah
Webb Thos b
Weston Kit y
Webb Miss Alcvia
Wilson Jacob nj
Watts Dr. James
Webb Miss Sally .
William son Caleb
Walker Mis-. Sophia
White Mrs Ann
Walker Edmund
Wortcr r.
White Mrs Sarah
Whitaker Mr.
Mite Richard
VIM James
Webb Miss c +
White Mary A
Winton Henry L
Weaver John l.
Waits & Hunter
Wills s. Co
WlulyZa Sonora G. V
Yost Capt Hiram
NAVY
Commodore ] Wilkcrson
Pass Mid w f Boudinot
Guthrce
Thos PattisJn
Md John Wilkerson
Sailmakcr Geo Parker
II X Steinble
Charles Henry Wilson 2
John Martin
James F. Collins
James Webster
VIM G. Duncan
John Barrett (262)
JOHN HODGES, p. NJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MEDICAL GARD

IL; L.V. WTO tenders his Profession.
aiServiccs to the Public, and may be found
MI uiLL's Boarding House, in Gosport, near the
Naxy Yard al all times, except when he is absent
v" o"Si"ess' Sept 24-lm
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EW DRY GOODS.-We are now opening
~ a par of our fall supply of Fancy and Staple
DKf GOODS. and respectfully Invite both whole
sale and retail purchasers to call and examine our
Stock before making their purchases elsewhere, as
we Halter ourselves We can make it 10 their interest
TO do so. Our assortment consists in part as fol-
lows
Black French, English and Domestic Cloths,
Fancy Cord Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimcrrs,
Black and iancy Sattincts, Merino, Satin and va
iencia Festings, Rcpps D'Cosse, Cashmere and 9TH
cr styles Shawls, Calcoes ofevery stvle, Black and
Cor Alpacas, Table, Birds Eye and other STYLES
diapers, silk and Cotton Hosiery, Cold and White
Doinrsiics, Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Linen Cam
bri Hdkfs, and many otkcr articles. All we ask
is q call. JOHN COOKE & co,
sept ~ High etteet.
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ERESH GUNPOWDER TEA.-75 Packa-
gcs large and sTall, just received and for sale
y kSep l9) JOSIAH WILLS.
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NHUSCOVADO 81 p. II. MOLASsES-
WI a hhds and tcrccs Of good qnality-for salo
low, to close, by JOSIAH WILLS.
Sep 10
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CUBA HONEY.-1O tierces and obs CIari6cl
HONEY, Tor salc BY JOSIAH Wills
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NEW BOOKS just received and for sale by
IN w. II. n HODGES G. 90 >

IN w. H.. II HODGES s. co.
Tho Trees of America, native and foreign, picto.
rally and boianically dclincated and scientifically
cngravings-by d.. j. Browne, author of the "Syl.
va Americana"
Life and Adventures in the Rocky Mountains.
Lectures TO Women, on Anatomy and Physiolo-
gy, with an Appendix on Water Cure, by Mary S.
Cove.
First Latin Book containing Grammar, Exer-
cises, aud Vocabularies on the method of constant
imitation and repetition-by John McClintock.
a. NJ, and G.. r.. Crooks A.. NJ.
Greek English Lexicon, based on the German
Work Of Francis Passow-by Henry George lid.
dell, NJ. A., and Robert Scott, NJ. A., with correc.
lions and additions by Henry Drisler, NJ. A..
No. 4, Statesmen OF England.
Nos, 100, ITO, Ill, and 1l2, Shakespeare.
Leontine or the Court of Louis XIV. bv Mrs.
Mabcrly, author Of " Mclanthc, " Emily, y h
Love Match" &c. &c. OctI
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OE LETTEI
IL Office, Ports mouth. '
Sept. 1915.
9rr Persons cnouirinS
lowing list will please ss
A
Atkinson James II
Alexander Mr.
Armstcad Newton
Allyn Tbos II
Il
Botanic Physician
burton j w l. 3
Baird Ester
Bowser Jane
Butler Caroline 4
Brown Miss Anna
Barnard Rob TT
Bailey Wilson Q
Bass Jr WIN
Dayton Thos J 9
borrom John
Browne Sylvester
Bidgood K w 3
Bidgood Na,hl
barnard Samuel r
Brooks tieorgc
Buffers John 9
Barnard Martha 2
Blow George
Baglcy Alfred
Bush Miss C. T.
Boxcns,tin Mrs r
Bell Mrs Mary A
Baptist Church 3
e.
Campbell John M
Cutchin Miss Sarah ID
Claridgc Henry II 2
Coffin Eliakiin
Crcecy Mrs
Collins Ann
Camel Coruclia
Carney Stephen
Calvert Charl.s
Cuthcrcl Mary
Cherry Liddy
Chapman S
Cuthrcll Charles
Chase Jr Isaac
Culpopper Zacariah
Clarke John
Carey VIM
Capps VIM J
Carnes FA 81.
Cavcndy Edward
Collier George n
Collins Lucy A
Coleman Patton
Cooke Thomas
Clarck VIM III
Cork Madalena
Cahill John
Cox Richard
Cox Matilda
Cooke Miss Ida
ID
benson Mathew
Dardcn Jacob
Dickinson Henry
Dazzling John
e John l.
Davies Mrs
Dibud S
Driver John
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