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GeorgeMclvile was born in Liver
pool some forty years Hgo, more or less
for we are not Of that gossip class wht
are nice 10 fault, especially whe n facts
ge: or the wrong side Of time; and a.
the friends eye may follow That sketch
. ing of Incidents which shadowed his ear
~ career, we would not send him TO the
wife or z lass 10 count wriuktes or grey
hairs, which 40 becomng'y adorn the
upper man, or call to his mind an un-
pleasant thought ont 10 establish and
brighten the links Of social JOY. Hin
ors and titles had been wrealhed in the
history Of his fathers from William o!
Normandy, and family pride, in latter
d'ys, had bound misery 10 the wheels
OF fortune with The iron chains OF power
ty, under which then descendants Ian.
guished for many years, until an ehor'
of enterprise on the part Of The grand
father oil George, broke on bonds wlto
the restraints OF rank which lay enwrsp
ped 10 The ceremenls Of the dead, by
connecting himself in commercial pur-
suite with gentleman of wealth. The
tilted merchant was never forgiven by
the collateral branches, for having SO
Gemesned himself aa TO prefer indcpen-
dence and usefulness, TO nfliled dignily
with the concomilant evils Of Incidence
-,pnd poverty; aud his children were
wont to look with regret upon wha
they unjuslIy deemed q stained escnIch'
con; one, however, wisely followed II
his fathers path, believing in honest 10
duslry, peace and honor. The third
generation were looking for footing and
place 10 the world, under The golden
banners which prosperous years OF la
Dor had thrown over their house, wher
war was declared between Great Brilair
and giant child, that .Sprihging to ma
tional stalure-the nurseling Of freedom
her Anaus arms already outslrelch'
ing for the worlds embrace in love and
liberty, with strength beyond the pow
er of Hercuean tyrany to strangle. The
effects Of this. from the peculiar relation
Of the affairs Of The firm with the meTcar
lille communities involved ia the dis
pute, were disas,rousihe blast OF the wa
trumpet left in the path OF It's tempest
breath, the princely merchant an ute
wreck, George was old enough t.
have Q faint perception Of the chang
which wars nischsnce had wrought 60
him, but his was sturdy nalule, an
with the sanguines confidence Of youl
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ter fruiless attempts - obtsin o her bu'
sness they left for Balumore, where
they hoped GJr brighter things 10 store
seeing that but few remained Of those
shining passports TO human favor in the
shape Of dollars. They looked not be
hind, or thought OF advising 'Ee deal
friends in their far home. whose hearts
would ache knowing heir sad troubles.
They loved, and would endure alone
such fate as might await them; and The
wife had the sweet Christians lruslingI
disposition, referring all her care back
10 the Great source from whence III
came in earnest prayer: and The hus
band rested upon her pure faith as
gllrdian angel arm when The darkening
shade shrouded IN all The picurlngS|
which hope had spread upon bis soul.
They had made every effort their en-
.rgelic and confident hearts could sug
Iesl, but they had proved inehec ua );
h.ir roaans n II yvasred. md # last ,hav
re- lef, wihou, shelter. and from over.
wrought mind and anxiety the husb1I d
taken sirk. whiIs, The d4vo,ed wifi.
lraws near 70 the mast interesting perjod
# women. existence. Tbev have been
n seek a house IN the out.
,ki,rs Of the city. where the western far
,s,s dr,varsoud ya,ooers s,e pn,,r.
,ined. and where the n;ivilep4 Of ,leer.
-, =, Tie a 49,, If = ,nnha, and ha,,as.
.,nu ia accorl-d ,o them far shiII;ny
.,ch niph,, for which they p,oyiIed oul
# fine ra,, nesesssry article, Of hev
y,rdrohs A,sd,c;ne and adv,ce ar,
..ces.o,, ror,he i,y.Iid .od,he wic.
an asonv of fear nrenares for L,.,
g,r,,o ,,roc,re ..s,s,.,co. she o,ie,l,
,,,,d,o,.s ,r;,h Nor hanna, ana h.r los,
h,ul. h,or, sco,oh r,,i,
,o, tho .,aoioc w,s ya, and ooIJ
,,;zz linn rain r,IIin, ,aor .L,o ,o ,..,
-I1,,pd by the dn,iss orlovaand de,,
f., ,,.,I ,i,h oroou. hnna bind
sho o.u,, MOI ho s,oo
. ~ M, with Ii,h,some .e, .hs ,in.
INA .,,,,orr n.,h. , Au.r,cs,
,h,o Iran, u.o,bn,a haJ .rr,v.d io oor
,,,, ,,aoLs n,.vioos ,o ,ho i'm,
,hi,n yo oo,v rsacb oo6 .m,oo he,
.,s,v ,vss , ron,h If .iob,s.r veaIswho
.A,.. 49, .oi,o.,, I.r, - ,ou o,,
o.,u,, ,h, .o,t,oios;,o or hovbood and
,oo,i,,o, - =, - ,rooo,vo cors,s,e,o,
i,don.oderoe ol,ho,ob bs mioh,
,,o hoo, oo,ro,,,hl,, hsT,hoa y, sho,e
,o,ioo romiIv and connexioos n secure
,,y nosi,ion ,ba, he mini, have dashed
CharIes Winr WAS noble warm
bear,ed sailor con,Lioiny the (rankness
.,od booesty ,ho, saemad hest rnrtnrrdI
no ,ha rockioo of the ocean wave. with
,ho urh.o;tv ond co,r,esv or q nol;sbed
gentleman: and having been some days
nm shore his funds had melted from hi,
grasn. where or how he had scsrcely
needed; but the not onier pleasant
houpb, was creeping into his mind thar
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IOenealn lne Storm, as lney TeslBneu INC
IuxurieS and magnfce OF their stately
halls.
The lslher, nothing daurted by the
Overwhelming calamity, no rtg'elllng
The gilded visions Of The past, replace d
by toreaching shadows, labored among
the ruins 10 make ;hem go as far as pos
sble to meet the obllgat ons resting up
on his Iair name, and 10 rebuild with
fragments more humble business -
dropping from his canvas spread mer-
chant ships over the world, 10 The sup
IpIy Of the daily wants Of a small com
muoily. aud thus was he enabled 20
complete The education Of his children,
lnd provide all necessarlts Of hle for
his family,relsining the respect and low
Of all who had known him as the skill
(uI md liberal msnager Of capital loI,
by the interests of millions OF pound,
and people. George Melville, long
before finishing his education, had be
come attached TO daughter Of h.
fathers partner; the descent on oilhe'
-Ide had not made necessary any chang.
q The style Of The original frm-so, w'll
he children; what had been the nalura
,esult Of associate Interests, became, il
he hour Of affection, ttat sympathy
which builds loves temple in the hear,
md bringS INTO partnership the Joyr
cares and snxie,es Of life. ! he iIn
e- Of Lucy D,rron 1--WE do not desctIb'
her for she was nothing else than pei
lec) had not been able to bear up under
the reverse of fortune, and sunk 70 BIZ
rest with broken heart, leaving h.
family 10 suffer the cumu.aDlng Ills OF
the transition from one tX'reme 10 The
,ther, OF tie vlcsiludes Of life, uu,Il by
he energy Of Melville, enough was T.
rleved 10 make partial support. lie
ievoted o The family Of his friends
pro raia interest in The pr. lit ot hr|
new business: and the blessings Of 60 d.
hearts followed him Ior preventing Ih'
ears Of widow or orphans. lie caIri,'
into lie the spirit of DrlIa's sweet an,
na py thought OF klndness: 'SPedl
Kindly to thy brother man, for he ha'
nisny cares thou dost not know.
Oh. speak kindly to him! PEI
haps a word from thee will k'ndle the
ght Of Joy in his o'ershadowed heart,
and make his pathway 10 the tomb :
pleasant one.' 1t was not thought pru
dent that George and Lucy should be u
nied until the smiling Of the b tie
days: but George hsd determined to
make bold cast for his fortune 10 the
New WorlJ, aud she was willing 10 tol
low where his spirit nigh! lead, ami
share his veal or woe
Bot thou, o hope, with eyes SO fir,
What was thy delighted measured
Sill it Whispered promised pleasure,
And bade The lovely scenes at distance hail,
They were married; and, with the
tervent prayers OF parents, that the Igh
Of heavenly love might be cast on ihelI
lurknowo path and mingle in theil
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bonnet cauah, his gaze, and light form
sprung 10 his side moment TO stay hi
!slep assured that in that look lay the hope
hat spsrkled in her mind, knowing a.
so that Jacks fault is generosity, sht
hesilO'ed not TO pour into his ear. with r
voice Of melting sweetness, her sorrow
lng tale. A lhe moment he though j
he cunning W tchery Of some syreI
who would mislesJ him, aud he passed
onward, leaving unanswered The plain
i've wsihng OF sorrows child; bat a
heart reprosch caused him TO turn ere a
dozen steps were made, and he saw the
angel look Of dependency in lhs fixed
droopiug eys. evidently overcome by
he agony OF dlssp oinled expectation
n the on y counlensnce she had darer
trust in two hours wandering.
Wuh child deadeDiAg The hear
,hrob hope, and gently raising her ey,
% heaven, she was preparing to reluu
disconsols'e,w 10 oil 10 pour into lh,
wounds Of affection, when the sailor boy
was at her side, had taken her hard and
,sked forgiveness for msioublng f.,
an instant her pleaJlngs, which she hat
,evldenIly been unused TO make II
made aGpcrions,e inquiries; rave cheer
oc ,,ords .,d tho I..t sover.ioo ,yhi,l
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ATNOODrS
NoN-CoNDENsING AIk. IGHTPAR.

~ ON-CONDE SIN u AK light PAR.
~ LOR STOVE.-Patented, March, 1885; and
received the SlLV:R MEDAL. at The State Fair,
at Aubnrn, Sept. IS, 1916.
i nc AIR TioHr PARtoR SrovE. with its fin, Goth
&c chi1n@s, IL not only beautiful in the extreme,
nut thS most perl CT article I" tic ind offered
In maj Ret Ii differs materially fuin all ohcr
80 YES cal cd air-tighi in the IMP oveinents of
NC Jo'nfs aud TIC acoiti"n Tho Hot dir (hombtr
Inc JOINTS nj the corner tonstructod in such
peculiar manner "a to insure th,n What they ptc-
less 'n be, ar f.shf They hav" the usual prot, G.
uo;t al cement Ia the i,ts 81 tn" CasiinyA MI the
further and perfect security Of Quantity of ment
infrrted between tn ms made by the castings,
and tile inncr joints at the st,,c rodr
oh OF our customers d. aliug in these Stoves
.aps, tat "n trial with them last winter a single,
mr. lnlt IN The orhuarv way, lasted three davS
md that he viii warrant i'll hc cs to r,tain the
IRE thai length of tune without hting ds,ui bed
AZ tho New York State Fair. at ANkurn &, Mt.
10. lsi6. We received the First Premium, \ sill.
FEk MEDAL aud. at the Rensselaer, County Fair
sept ~, 1876 the First Pr,triu,n uf FIVE Dol
OAKS or a SILVER MEDAE. on our NON.CON-
DENSING AIR TIGHT PARIOR STOVE For
saic hy DANIEL 4 CHERRY
Nov Under the Old Doitnuun 0fiit C.
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THE FRANKLIN HOUSE, No. los Chez.
IL nut strcct, between Third and Fourth, Phils.
dclphia.--fhis popular aud central Hntcl. estab.
lishcd by the Messrs Sauderson. having passed
into the hands of the Subscribcr. hc desires to in
form his friends aud tho public that it is now open
for the reception of guests.
To those who have visited 1.-THE FRANKLIN
HOUSE, its advapt gee a desirable stopping
place arc welt known; To those who have not, il
will be only necessary state that il is situated in
the business of tho fashionable street in
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange Post OF.
nee, Banks, Custom use, places of Amusement,
Hotels, steamboat Landings, Railroad Dcpots, Pub
lie Squares, Cou,t Houses, &C.. sc.
ST ce the change of proprietots, Il large amount
OF money has been expended in charging, re fit
ting, re- furnishing and painting. Among the nu.
mcrous Improvements. may he mentioned i'm owed
Entrances, n new Ladies' Ordinary, Gentle.
mems Dining Saloon, new Farors, Chambers,
new Kitchen, and new Bur Room, besides many
other minor improvements.
The principal features of FIRST rate Hotel
management of Mr.. JAMES NJ. SANDERSON,
excel as Caterer is well known. His widely Gel
cbratcd Cook, '.PsLLETiER ''aidcd by experienced
assistants, will still continue to be his right hand
man. The Office and Books will be under the
charge of Mr.. GEORGE p. BURNHAM, late the
able Editor Of the D,i'y Ohio Union" of Gin
cinnati, aud mnrc recently of Boston. In short.
great cxcrlous have been made, and hereafter will
not be spared, to render "TIIE FRANKLIN" one
of the Gerry first Hotels for comfort, convenience
and good living. y. X. MINOR.
Aug 30
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DOOKs iuat receivcd aud or s..c al NeN Yorl

BOOKS just received aud OF sac at Nc.y York
~ prices, 10y w. II. II. HODGES & co .
The Expedition to Bornco of II. NJ. S. Dido, for
the Suppression OF Piracy with extra is from the
journal of Iamcs BroOkc, E-q., (now Agent for
the British Government III Bornco,) by Capt. Hen
ry Keppcl. r. N.-pricc so cts
The Hlodern British Pluarch; or, Lives of Men
distinguished in the recent History of Engll nd
for their tacnt$, virtues. achicv cmcnts, by MIR
Z. Taylor, l.. l.. D.--price SD crnts.
rcatisc on Algebra, by Elias Loonis, A. NJ. :,
Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
in the University Of the City OF New York MIN
Der of the Philosophical Socrty, Of the American
Academy OF Arts aud Sciences, &c.
No. Statesmen Of England
Nos. 81, 9I, 80 AMI 100 Pi torial Shakesrcarc
NO mcrSo'5 Ccrograph'c Maps Aug IS
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ITO TIE LADIES AGAIN.-wc call the
\ attention Of The ladies again 10 this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for The complexion. It's con.
slant use will change the most bilious complexion
into one OF radiant whitentss; while on the nee
hands and arms IL hcstows dclicacy and fairness
which its continued use will happily protect with
every appearance of youthful charm to the most
advanced period Of life The genuine only for "a Ic
at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. n. HElNTTSH, Agent
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CHOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEL
~ COMPBAINT.--Dr JAySE No. south Third
street is willing to guaranty that biz CARMINA.
TIVE BALSAM viii cure Dar' hea, Cbolics, Gri
ping Pains, C,amps, Cholera Morbus. sumner
Conn laint, and other dc,aueefucnfs Of the Stom.
ach aud Bowels, in ninety nine cases out oil INN.
drcd, and in less than half the time they can be
cfIccted by any other means.
II is extremely pleasant aud children are fond of
IT, II is equ lily ,rctual for adults as children
and when the directions followed. The Cen.
uino for sale at the Drug Sore. Sign Of tic rio,
Mortar. CHAS ~. HEINf1 SIT, Agent
Sep
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BY THE ADRIAN.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS,
AT THE NEW YORK
BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
CHEAPER THIN ENEk
ME- arc lust Opcuiuv iIlis N 10. ,,i,Io 49,.

ME are just opening this II Q. nil e. our second
w invoice "i FAL GOODS, w4Ich ere pur-
prices from " bat VIC lave formerly paid thut our
bargains this fall " i'll be- letter Il an We have vet
"iie'ed f' call The attention II Mei chants 10 fh,s
Jdct. ana having up'n'd u Separate attiurrt CN-
cluSirely for j bbing -ihcy Gan mai their pur-
chas VITA greater fac litics titan lac ctofnc. he
retail department has bcru inipto,ca and put in
thorough repair, for the aCcon G Il titn Of r, tail
customers. We rail the attention ol trat Sic, I n,r
sons visiting N"rfolk 10 our S,oa a, IL cation al
'hough little remove d from ark, Square. ,-ur
rent IL but ONE HALF 81 what is gene !; llv paid
wh;ch VIII OF ur-e cnallc rs 10 all s,l'aller
proh' 'iun those vino pay large r,n's. Transient
p'r," III observe hat our Sure l. situated next
to the NV Farmers Bank Main s,rc,t il Las
large Glass Wind KS in front and two Co, in,hian
fiI'afS eHtt hdng { the hcip of I'd and Sd stt-
ries, ~" Look for the huge CHI ckcr,d Boot on
top OF tie Store, aAh cn there vial be mistake.
weekly sup, lies from the north.
A. NC Luy only for cash, we arc obliged 20 sell
i'r Tic n same; city aceert'nrrs' is Equivalent.
SEP ~ ii. GRLGOkN.
HOvEY'S Shedding SiRAWBER-
i Rl. (of whiciDthc lar grst b rri,s are fr1 m .
to inches in Giro conference, auh tie quality not
supposedly
tb"vc tiI'n The spriug, will i,.u,,ucc ordering
rom We Nu series such qrnnIi'c- ma V be de-
sn'a me Sirawberr'e7 pro- u"'d last sea- from
plants sold by nc, ha, placed it beyond toubt
that "a respects slz, II YOUR, Pr duciiv, ness and
adaptation to this climate. Ihcy stand iglicr Than
ATTY other XII d of Sirawb, rry.
| For sale by Phil, Philips Middleton N Point
! New Jersey, or by his agents, NJ. a. SANTOS fur
Sorloik and vicinity, and CHAS. II. HLINITSH,
| for Portsmouth and vicinity.
Also, RED ANrW ERP RASPBERRY PLANTS
Being Agent for Samuel j. Custom, If Morris
toWn' N j., vii take "rdcrs r F,ut aud urna
'htfl frees Eve gr' Gus, Shrubs. Ro,t aud Flow
60. o. every quality. Sep 10
THIRD FALL SUPPLY by the Anu d
Il just received and for sale IT The New York
Boot aud Shoc Store. W. arc now opening our
third Fall tupply Of BOOTS AND SHOES by the
Ann D, which we oT'r upon as advanta gcr us ms
rs eau be iound at any other 'torr. aud in many
klt'ds o. go IDS which have recently rc~c;vct
Tbc price and quality without con,pcti ion in
! Norfolk
| BY the schr Mary Jane opening hi. day
| an extensive assortment of Gcn'lemcu's. Mcn's,
hoy, aud YOUTHS heavy fall Boots. pure based for
cash at the large sales III Boston and New York TO
which we invite the att uticu If dealers
Is cases Mems Thick Boots a. y 80 the pair or
! So 90. "
! 10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality,
! from So on to So
~ cases Double Stitch Br9gams, very heavy and
at much Ices than former prices
j. H GREGORY
| Next TO the Farmers Bank, Main ST, Norfolk
Ocl
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Ri PES
CoMpoTND PnrGaT,yE rIixiR
Aug 90

COMPOUND PUKiATiVE ELIXIR.
For the cure of Dysnc ,-is, = que Fever, Bill
ious and all the complaints generally arising from
.lisordcrcd vi the omach or digestive or
gans.
This Medicine seems well ca cua' cd to afford re-
Iief in any of the above diseases; its component
parts being OF such mild aud innocent nature
The mo G Of using il being very simple, no re-
st;'ictlon being necessary except to refrain from
the use of Sprituous Liquors durin its operation
II he season has now advanced when every one
requires little Purga i've Medicine for the better
prescr walton If their health the subscr Der there
fore takes this mothod If informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has pr pared a
large quantity of the above Medicine, which he
has for sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM.
Aug 10 Corner of High and Middle SITS
SUPERIOR SEiDLIrZ * SODA pow
~ DERS We have just received full aud fresh
supply eff SElDLfrZ AND SODN POWDERS.
These diff rent kinds univ really acknowrd ged
to be the best ,nufactLrch, and far superior to
any othcrs. They re therefore lcd with
confidence to Il" SC wishing pure and cxcelc.lt
article OF Sciiitz Or Soda Powders For sale It
the Drug Store, sim OF the BIZ Mortar.
Aug IL CHAS. II HEINJrSH, Agent
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TERMS OF AnvrRrI>INC.

0St- Itceicstisss or less make square :lcrc,rtre
charged in proportion, md are to ic raj, for in
AdVerusements ordered in only once twice
week, will be charged so cents PER so,.ar IL, the
nrst insertion, and 81 ccnts for each suhst QUO
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A CARD.-Tnere is an impression prevalent
"a here that another person Is connected with tho
business Of this Shop. ] would beg leave most re.
apectfully to say, that il is not so. am on my
own hook " niakc break" and shall cndeavor
by close attention aud low prices to merit liberal
share OF public patronage
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Tin and Coppersmith
July % Under the " Old Dominion Office"
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TERMS OF rHE OLD poMrSioS, (wEEkLY)
One copy So per Yearly Mail.
By the CARRIER, Is 80. ..eHttf,l'
U+To DO paid in a advance. 8g nfu
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A MOTH Err LOT or BOOKS from Harper
IA & Brothers.
Dictionary Of Greek and Rontsn Antiquities,
abridged from the larger Dictionary, by William
smith, L.: l.. D., with corrections by Charles An.
then, l.. l.. ID.
The Biblc, The Koran. and tho Talmud or, Bib
ical Legends Of the Mussulmen-, complied from
Arabic sources, and compared with Jewish tradi-
tons, Ivy DR.. G. We'll.
No. IL HsrPer's New Miscellany, on the conncc-
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