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/ remain yours, &c.
JAMES CATLET.
ID REQ IL s [

I'd Reg. U. S. Dragons.
P. S. The army are in excellent splr-
its. We hope soon to avenge the deaths
of these brave fellows who have fallen in
theglorlous cause of their country" The A.
merican flag, we flatter ourselves, will, ere
long, float over the city Of Mexico.
J.C.
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to make one place at least worth the trou'
bic Of taking tn. 0. Bee.
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gG 1t is said that 10000 strangers
arrive at and leave Paris every two
weeks.
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20 R10Bs =

In pursuance of the foregoing appoint
ment, the undersigned will attend at
Isaac Hugus's Office, in Somerset on FRI
day the 10th day of July next, for the
purpose above mentioned, at which time
and place all interested persons are noti-
fed 10 attend. if they see proper.
w II POSTLETH WAITE,
S. GEBHART,
/. HUGUS.
may 19'46-6t.
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NO H10B
TO
G. OLLIE CT @ Rs.

VsSHE collectors of Iexes, due from
q the several townships, in Somerse,
county, for the years prior 10 ls46, are
hereby required to settle off their dupll.
Gates. on or before the lst day OF Sep
tember next. There remains due on
the State tax Of 1915, sum amounting
to three thousand dollars. For this a
mount, interest is charged upon the
county. and will accumulate until paid.
An abatement of per cent. will be al
lowed for the payment Of the State tax
CT 1916 if paid previous to the lst day
Of August next IL this can be paid by
that time il will add 10 the county funds
the sum of $3.50, if not paid, interest
will be charged accordingly. The
condition OF the county treasury re-
qures every exertion which can be
made, in order TO meet the demand upon
it, and renders it necessary to increase
The funds, by all honorable m cans. We
expect this notice TO meet with prompt
attention, If not, we shall however, un-
pleasant it may be, make use of the only
means 10 compel the speedy collection Of
outstanding debts.
F. WEIMER.
J. r. KING,
p, BERKEY.
Attest. Comm'rs,
r, l.. STEWART,
may 10 '4s. Clerk,
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From the "Ubion" of Saturday Night.
OFFICIAL.
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THE HOLIDAYS

M RS. M, MALONE, especially tenders 10 her
=, friends and the Puddle her sine ere nc knowl
cdgeucnts Tor the very liberal p, trone 60 hcr.toiore
extended TO he", and would now call their most
parecuar attention to he Rich aud Beautfulass TT
mcnt ofrOfS, FRUITS and CoNFECrIONA
niESs7wr', whicl, she has just returned from the
North and is this day opening al h n Establish.
mcn'. corncr of High and Middle street
splendid Assortment of Toys and FANCY
ARTICLES. elF Ih.ttN9f
An extensive variety of CAKES, CANDIES. and
NUTS " rnat 81 ,,','-
CORDIALS, JELLIES, BRANDY PEACHES,
FIGS, RAlSINS, CURRANTS, APPLES, LEM.
oNS, and every other kind of Fruits TO be found
in this market ..l t.e-a -Ii-.'ltf
Ladies and Gentlemen selecting Presents for the
H"Iidays Viii hnd at Mrs. MS. an almost endless
variety and will be furnished with articles IN L;
tHs'e at moderate prices. Dec I9--2t
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ITO be continued.l

How many there who enter the vesiibuIe
oi Lies temple with the seeds of disease in their
1 T,' yet iul OF hope, sauguine and Joyous -
ihat fearful heirloom, Transmitted from parents
W cmid' through succession of gcncrations-we
mean Scrofuia-sometimc does not devclope itself
VII middle age, but is erratic that no fixed pc
roo an be assigned its probable time of attac H.
~ may seze upon the in FAINT in the mothers arms
vi ueiay Its onset till the hair begins to whcn on
we prov; One thing only is certain in relation to
VIZ; that If it is hereditary, come il WILL sooner
'S'cr. hut happily, under kind Prov icucc
errors which once clustered around this terrific
80 &c nave been allayed, if not banishcd In
'"u''" Sarsaparilla antidotc is provided How.
u.er treacherously the disease may show itself in
mma aer form ii may break out. the invaluable
u'sePtlc will be found equally efficacions: for II
meets the insiduous enemy in the blood, and extir-
pa.es II at once and pcrmancntly
Tor further particulars and conclusive evidence
h iS superior value and efficacy see pamphlets,
men pC may be obtained of agents gratis.
. repaired and sold wholesale and retail bv A. r.
n ~ SANDs, whoesalc Druggists, 10 Fulton street,
Jew j ork Sold also by CHARLES II. HEINTTSH
bbgent, Portsmouth, and NJ. a. SANTOS Norfolk
i'ice y per bottle; bottles for So.
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a RARE CHANCE

"A Having more on my ha.ds dian / can
H=a5i we'll attend to, now offer that we'll known
AllBUSINESS STAND that lately purchased
oil L. w. Johnson, with the new Piece attached
for Rent the ensuing year, on reasonable terms to
good tcnant-togcthcr with Cart lIouac and Stalls
The Cart House md Sails sufficient for the ac
co'nmodnhon for fifteen Horses and Carts Car
riagcs, Giggs or Buggies. The House is we'll stu
acd for Public House and Grocery or Rcfiecto.
ry. Being thirty five feet in length by twenty two
deep, with seven large and convenient Rooms
The Basement being a large Room would maSe n
good Room for a Grocery Bar Room The loca
ton of this House is adroiratc for business of al
most any Kind, being on County street, within for
ty yards of the foot of the Market. Anv nrrsnn
wishing to enter in business would do we'll to call
down and view the premises.
Dec lT-3w j. BATEMAN.
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I>RUST SALE OF LAND Under the pro.
n pIsions of a Decd of Trust, executed to me by
sept, 1914, recorded in the Office of Norfolk Coun-
~ Court: and at the request of George Chambers,
the beneficiary in said deed shall sell to the h,
est bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY tho 10Th Dec
1916, at the corner of C. Y. Diggss Store on High
and Crawford streets, in Portsmouth, at IL O'Clock
NJ, certain Tract or Parcel of Land with its an
Pnrtonances near SCOTS Creek, and within half a
mile OF Portsmouth; which land is described as
bounded by the lands of John G Hatton, John
wilson and others, and (according t. the decd of
James Scott and wife to George NJ Balm referred
10 Tor mctcs and bounds,) contains thirty four
acres, ono rood and sixteen poles. This Piece of
Land is highly improved we'll enclosed. and ofTcrs
great inducements Garden Farm The title
IS coubtess clear, but trustee shall only convey
with special warranty.
Dec Is J. S STURRS T,us,oo
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Nj. Holly, New Jersey, Nov. /. 1915.

Mr.. Seth w. Fowle,
G Dear If having used DR.. WISTAR'S BAL
oAm OF WILD CHERRY, with great benefit to
myself, checrlulIy comply with your request TO
SVe my testimony in favor oft. Some time since
10, to2k cold, aud it settled on my lungs; trout
oleu ior several weeks with very bad cough,
!!alsed blood several times, and had all the alarm.
ing symptoms attending confirmed Consumption
oesPaircd of recovery After irving various
.euledies In vain, ! obtained bottle of your Bal
aa'n took three bottles, and to my astonishncnt
was entirely cured. attribute my restoration to
nsath to that medicine alone. All who arc sick or
onh'cted with Pulmonary affections, I would re-
commend them to try DIR. WTSTAR'S BNLsAM
Immediately. THOMAS r, KELLER.
7, be careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAR'S
nALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by J. BUTTS. Address a II dcrs TO
seth w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
W For particulars sec DR.. Wistsr's treatise on
consumption, to be had Of the agent.
:, Agents-Porsmouth, &. II HEINGTSH Agent
NORFOLK, VI. a. SANTOS. and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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COMMISSION ER'S Saskatchewan to ,
~ decree OF the County Court of Norfplk bcaring
therein pending in Cbancery, i'm hich John F.
Young IS Plaintiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
WIN. II. Young infants, are Defendants, / shall
proceed TO Scu at Pubic Auction for cash, before
the Court House of Norfolk County, on The Ist dnv
oil January mex, at III O'Clock, the GolioV.in Real
and Personal EsiItc, to wit:
piece parcel or tract of Land in the Parish of
Portsmouth, in the CJurty OF Norfolk, situated at
nc hc1d OF the Wcstc, II branch. containing ONE
hONDkED AND THIRTY FIVE ACRES more or
less a"d which was devised to the parties in the
SUIT by The will of Charlotte Collcy deceased.
And Slaves Nancy and Isaac, The last about TWEEN
~ one years of age. JOHN COOKE
Dec 5-tds C,,urniss orcr
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EURNITURE sALE.-By viltne Of . Dec

E'ORM - hH . LE.-By virtue oil u Decd
OF Trust from John b. Levy, dated 18th of
August 1876, TO secure certain debts therein men
Toned shall sell for cash on SATURDAY the goth
INST at the residence Of said Levy, at 10 O'Clock,
~; NJ, on the corner of Court and County streets,
All the household and kitchen FURNITURE be-
longing 20 said Levy, and on MONDAY the 2Sth
INST, before the Court House, at II o'clock, M ,
the Lot ol Iani on Middle street, b,tween the lots
Of WIN Bcnthal and Robert RI. Tateni
Dec l5-3t GEORGE NJ. BAN, Trustee.
IHCrald cnru1
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CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONARY

MI RS. WHITEHEAD, Manufactures of III kinds
vi of CANDIES, and retail dealer in ali Kinds
oil Foreign and Domestic FRUITS, returns her re-
spectful thanks TO her friends and the public, COR
leave TO in form the Ladies and Genss men tbat her
present arrangements for having CAKES of all
knds are Inostamplc, and that those who deal With
yer VIII md her as ready as ever 10 sell on The
cheapest, fairest, and most II )uorablc terms She
mas also on hand large stuck OF TOYS and FAN
Cf ARTICLES; sSWEETMEATS OF all kinds.
Lemons, Oranges, Cocoanuts ramar inds Guava
Jelly, and all kinds of Nuts too numerous to men
ton. MARGARET yV1IrEIIFA m
Dcci9 High street, near the Market
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ITO THE PUBLIC. The subscriber ra,cs
u this method of informing his friends and the
public generally. that he intends leaving this sec.
ton OF the county, for the South, during the cor j..
ing year, he viii therefore, and after the 1T OF
January, 1871 close his Books and d0 an entire (sb
Business. He intends (nOtwithstandinp) Keeping
Up his assortment oniil his departure and pledges
himself TO all those who may favor him with their
CHEAP GROCERIES. lie is determined TO sell
low be Purchased in this or the adioinin q
City JOS A BIIJS1IY Q
Dec Pts
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For RENT.

The HOUSE on Queen street. above
I'D Washington it is now occupied by j. NJ.
ss.sM8 Miles 1t has a beautiful Garden, with
t1-A-Ns garden, known by great many of the
citzens OF this place to be the best water in the
town 1t has Stable, Woodhousc, and a Kiich.
Tl. icrIl7 low 70 good tenant. Enquire at the
uth Arcadc j. NJ. MILES.
Dec II
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H PLAIDS - The subscriber haze lust rerciTcJ
cartoon Scotch silk PIaids.
do do WOocu do
pieces extra is and A Ottomans. of tbc E,l
lowing colours Crimson and Black Blue and Cold.
Brown and Gold and Brown and Cherry
Also, BOD pieces Prints, and handsome STYLES:
Heavy kerscys, Twecds, Mallory Jeans. Blankets
Pcnitcntiary P!aids and Stripes, for servants en-,
trc'y new patterns. which, with many articles,
not necessary TO euumerate. make his stock again
complete. Prices will be made low
~ b. i cartoon super day Turkcr Shawls.
w. p. STEWART,
Dec lo-3 No. Z Main street, Norfolk
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GoRDAN's LOTTERY OFFICE.

East side The Market.
prewing oil New Jersey Lottery, Glass No %.
n..: - %. 90. 80. Al, AZ. o., %, 81, ~, 8.
nrawiny OF Alexandria Lottery Glass No so
o. IL. &c, So 81, %, o. %, ~, IS 30. sc. g.. 4.
Alexandria Lott'ry Glass r,
Ofawing received here on Monday Evening"
as Numbcrs-lI Drawn Ballots
''lr'is'- S3ooJO 10000, 5000 5000, 1000, 3 600
2l,0. sc.
Tickets only Sl0-Sharcs in proportion.
And the little Sussex
Drawing received on Monday Evening
capitalists $4,000, 1000, $40, 49, 800, 900 $780, 10
of 1000, SC.
Tickets only St-Shares in proportion
Tickets TO be had ut JNO ID GORDAN,S
49,, Lottery and Exchange Office. Norfolk
Wherc the hyiest premium is paid for Gold,
Silver, aud Specie Checks. Dec 10
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NAVY AGENTS. OFETCE-

-. =. . = - IDINf I0U DtNIDtbcrt I5Ib.
- EALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will he 70
y ceivcd until - o'clock, on The 10Th dav Of Ian.
uary next. for The delivery at the Navy Yard i'm
following articles to be the best quality and sub.
jet TO inspection at the Yard before they arc re.
ccvcd and paid for.
Two thousand two hundred Sheets Of sheatbing
Paper
Twcnty-thrce ihonsaul 81 Cout Nails
One gross single t@isl as Augurs, Of Ii Ho1E
DiEUs PATcNT.
Offers must be accompanied With guaranty Of
some kno%p responsible person, that the person Of
eriug Is able TO comply With The contract, and will
IN Ten days executc bonds with good and sufficient
security 10 that effect, for which the guaranty will
be held liable in case Of failure, according IN the
act OF Congress, In that case made and provided.
GEO. LOYALL,
zee III "iw Navy Agent.
w few hundred bushels BLACK Eye
w Pcas. Enquire Of J. WILLS,
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FOR RENT.

a That comfortabe and pleasantly situar cd
H. FAMILY RESIDETCEin the ueighbor hood
7gs-zlJ of Cart. s. Watts and Immediately at the
west end OF the Plank Bridge, leading from the
Od Methodist Church. II has Rooms and a lar &c
Carrot a good Kitchen and all other convenicnccs
required. Pump of the best water in town with
in few feet
And Tor sale a first rate Stove and Pipe suitable
Tor Dry Goods Store School Roofn-it will he
sold very low. Apply to JNO TALBOT.
Also good Feather Beds Dec f5-2,%
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VNHE Snbscribyr takes this opportunity To in.
j. inform his friends and the puolic generally
that he has Just received from the North. now lot
of CLOTHING among which is n lot of FANCY
GOODS, suitable for the approaching Christmas :;
all OF which be will offer to g community
very cheap for cash. j. NJ. MILES.
Dec 10 te..tle.. .-l. f.l..f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
G.. HALL&CO.
CHICKERING'S
PIANO FORTES.

1--WE extraordinary improvements th,t have OF
4 late years taken place in the construc ton of
Piano Fortcs aided by the increased taste for tho
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music
among polite classes have causci this fay,rite
instrument to become indispcnsnblv ncctssarv i'm
ali respectable families. In the PIANO FORBES
which CIilCKERING has the honor Of submit iny
tn the Public, we trust combined the var IONS
qualities of power brilii,ncy, sweetness and uni
iornlty OF tone requisite to- make perfect i'm.
strument. We enabled To warrant cvcIv I'm.
stru rent PERFECTLY SOUND, well seasoned
aud OF tIIc very best materials aud superior work
tnanship, thus uniting superiority of quality witE
durability AMI excellence
ORDERS FROM The COUNTRY attended to
With the greatest pructuaity, aud e. II. & Co co
To assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing & n dis
lance, that whenever they are favored by orders
per letter il is no less thor practice than their in.
tcrcsi To send such instruIr est as shall bear the
rctcst scrutiny.
These PIANO F0RTES arc extremely handsome
ana convenient INSTRUMENTS, possessing iull rich
and brilliant tvnc.
, GC-Rccolcc CHICKERING'S IMPROVED Pr
ANO F2RrES, to lac had of HALL & Co. Nor
lk Va, better instruments and lower price than
any other IN America
They will be sold at manuf,ctur prices aud
warranted in every rcspcct first rate
We have recently received full supply. and
hourly expect further additions.
Prices from $3.50 to $400. Oct 90
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ITHE LAsT CALL FOR TAx 60

i VI VIN = FlsS.-A Ut
Il Persons who arc yet Indebted for row N TAX
rs, arc respectfully Informed that my duty is i'm
Perotivc in the matter. auc shall be compelled To-
levy on their goods aud chaitcs if they re not i'm
'nediately settled. The Brsri Of Trustees will
show no lenity to mc my surctics, and look for
q prompt settlement carly in January, all will.
stringent measures to make my collections and
trust that each will promptly meet their Liabilities
thereby r'licVlng me FROM a very nplcasant dutv
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, Torn Collector
Dec $ W.T.
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OAK GROVE FARM AT AUCTIoN

Pursuant TO Deed of Trust exc
r <fSfsAn cutcd by Maurice b. Laughornc
ssS-AMsiia and otheJs to- the undersigned as
- ~ Trustee, for purposes therein men.
1879 toned, will be sold at Public Auc
ton, on FRIDAY. the LIST of January next before
the Court House door, in Portsmouth, at IL O'Clock.
NJ, this beautiful and valuable FARM located
on the Main Road leading 20 Suffolk one mile
from the Town Portsmouth 1t contains SEVEN.
TY ACRES, and is bounded on the East by lands
belonging to the estate of Mordoca Cooke deceased
on the South by the Main Road, on the West bv
lands belonging to the estate Of John Wilson, dc.
ceased, aud on the North by Scott's Creek navi.
gable for small boats and which is well ada pied for
planting Oysters. As a Market Farm Z" The Oak
Grove" is admirably located, and d,Iiqhtfully sit
uated for Residence, combining the advanta qcs
of town and country. Tcrrs made known on the
day OF sale. JAS. G.. HOLIDAY, Trustee.
Dec ID
ILIcrald and Rrnrnr cnr., 81
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TAKE NOlICE.

'ENhAT tho Subscriber has just received loi Of
IL. DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS Single Guns
as low as = on, and Double Guns a. low a. SIS 90
49," Pistpis, Shot Bags, Catnc Rags, Powder
f'asks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Pcrcus- ion
C&ps the different qualities Canister Powder,
Sportsman. Ii is the determine ton Of the Sulscr-
Der not to TIC rndcrsold, undcrworIlod. aud pr.
sous may rely upon getting any article as cheap
from bim as can he purchased in this section Of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted TO be done as well and as cheap, if not
Gal! attic Sienot she Mammoth Gun, High street
Portsmouth, Va, one duor east of OLE Do,nnion
Office, and get bargains, ami no ,ni-ta <,,
All orders thankfully received, and pune e1aHy
attended tn.
(, Sept %, IA STSAIDINC-
n. B Old Copper ind Brass taken in cxchance
lor wo K, nr NC hl@Etsl cash price paiA for IL
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Mi>SELLAN Sous
BLUh LAVA On>AMENvS.

!" 10 II III "A VN Il W t,N 7 =.
~ ! have "a. ,.,eiN. al, - ~
EaSS ossprtm,s., OF ,., Ip,. p q,
- B,pvclcts N,ck a,,s aud LAT
Nfs\ .SNTI Also, Turquoise riLs, Br,i e.
VIZ GNNS 't- Ear Riuus. : ~ a, -
5SAR< ! HTSss<A and Fiog tt ing Ji,y are
MINI : sess<arxss all the latest srvic OF IA bon.
NSz<s@f.--zas- Ladies .tc iuNf;,d 60 call
ma make their seic,t ton, rs they Will 70 n az
Sp edily the othess did. Also in store ~ Cue ~ ,.f
S,iNoi, Shell, Buffalo and Brazliad Pc'Sta conls
, Ihotommunity generally are i, virct, 10 cali and
sec enc ni Tie hest and most cXtcusiVc II, c = of
MATCHES, LEW EElsY.. SILVER AND II.A.
TED ware, ancy aud Military ,iJuiS. ever of
crcdin tic CITY, all OF Which Shall hc sold as e. W
As az any City Store. }. NJ. FREi MAN.
(S- a large assortmvntof Steel silver aud Gold
Beads, Purse and Big Clasps, Purse M5un,incs,
&c, at very low price,. Oct2n
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SCNDRiES LANDING ANDIN STORE
~ Whole. half and or boxes Raisins Ructwbcat
IN bags and bbls, Loaf. Crushed and n o. sugars.
RIO and Laguyra Ramghphey, Prime Orange c..
bot,Sr, "oshcn Chccse, Spcru and Mould Candles
6. and Black Teas, Soap, Starch, Br"oms'
Buckets, Pepper. Lard. Powder aud Shot, Pipes,
best Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Ginger Cotton
yarns, &c &c. Also general assortment of
LiQ for sale. wholesale and retail, on acc ON
modatng terms by
Dec i5- st GEO w cpyC1
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ENKUSTEE'S SALE.-By vrtnc OF a Deed +
Il rust, executed on the 3lst nf December 1872
by Isaiah Il. Nichols, to the undersigned as Trus-
toes, for purposes therein rncnt oncd. which Deed
Is duly recorded Will be sold, before the Court
House door, in the Town of Portsmouth, on MON
Day next, the 2lst instant, (by consent of n IL par
tcF) all that Certain Piece Parcel of Land,
(wIth new two story wooden Dwelling, sc
the cpn,) near the Town oC Portsmouth and bound
ed as follows: Beginning on the road ninety feet
West from the West side of Vinccu. Walkers lot
and running from the road North two hume red and
seventy six feet three inches, to within ono hun.
drcd and thirteen feet of the South side of Crab st
thence West and parallel with Grab street thirty
nine ieet three inches, thence Sou tn two hundred
and eighty nine feet five inches to the road thence
Eastery on the road thirty nine feet three inches
to the beginning.
rms Lot pcng situate without the boundaries OF
the Town 1t Is not subject to- Town Taxes Terms
cash DAVID GRIFFITH
ARTHUR EMMERsON Trustees
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MARRIED,

M 10 Norfolk, on Tuesday evening, by the Rev. It
Hume, Mr. JOHN S. vAuemAx, of Richmond. TO
Mss SARAH r. f.. BRUNEr, Of The former city.
IN Portsmouth, on Thursday evening. by The
o%,hT, MT CHARLES T. MYERs, to Miss ELLEN FRAN-
Obs DowLAND, both of this town.
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E>OR RENT, and possession given on the Ist
OF Janunry next. that desirable RESIDENCE
on Middle street, now occupied by David Griffith.
Esq, aud adjoining the residence OF Jno. Thomp.
son, Esq. Apply TO JNo. G. WESTON, or
Dec ~ WIN. II. WILSON
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THREE LIKELY HANDS. EXCELLENT
Il SAWYERS and HEWERS, will be hired out
for the ensuing year, the second day of January
next. For further particulars apply to
Dec II e.. &. ROBINSON.
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INKS! INKS!!-7O0 bottles of pcrior INK.
L assorted colours, Black, Blue and Red of NV
own manufacture. For sale by
HENRY BUFF
Oct ~ Corner Of High and Middle ats
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