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GREAT FALLS MANUFACrURiss COMPANY.-ln
NJ conformity of the general assembly of Vuass 70 In
The Great fs''. Manufacturing Company passed my y
hereby by the undersGned, commlssopsrs
capital stock of the said
Pals Manufacturing Company Will be opened on Saturday
m. will be from he said 9Th
day Of ocohe inclusive, from the hour
Of clock, a. the hour of O'Clock, o." The said
under direction OF The ervo"s following
Thomas Hall Nelson, Alfred Mo~s Benjs Thornton
Alexander Grirty Joshua C. Gunpen o. w. hsnt Richard H.
CockenIs, John X. Carpenter
Asrpds Virginia Bank of the Old Dominion Cassiu n
Lee, w,sm smith, Mckenzie A. sid"sy Tebts, George
w. u. Ramsay, Edward snngster.
Al south Lowell, the Great Pals
Potomac o- Ap Jones lanes aroebs John ounn.!
Mchh James Sherman, J'hn W. Wells, spencer ~
nall, Richard Hrs, Ira Williams, and J"ho Turner
Washington, D. t the Banking House of Corcoran Hg9s
WIN w Corcorsn, John w. and John Carroll Bs nj
A. Groeer,wn, a., the Of Dr o. n Lnth'cum: o.
NJ Jcr-msb Orme LiB,frcwm, mud John King
Rockville Maryland The cehs ONCE 81 montgomery coun-
q. Hennins Mm Thompson Of Richard j. bowie, John
| W. Anderson, John L. Dune, and John BrsAdcck -
| THOs. Az G. JONES,
HALL NELSON,
x."# THOMAS r. LOVE,
4 NJ. BALL,
| Sep o7-aaw,lshoc Commissioner
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1 II. THOMPSON Merchant Tailor, having removed
TO the city OF baltimore, would notify his friends and the public
thar his establishment Baltimore No. I92
Pau and charIes north side. Samuel Jack
sons cutler where he has splendid Of Cloths
and vesings, which he
possible prices and in his usual style Of elegance.
Sep 27-eoiwatf
/ EW GOOD. AND FASHIONS ST. DUvALI. L BROTHER,
N merchant iaiors, eunrd from New ork
ready 10 exhibit their tall and winter goods witch they
made order elegant Of their
establishment Their and The public generally
ytsd call.
Of the newest styles. DUVALL 4 BRO
Sep 23--5aw3wif
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DKLIAi DEi.LSi BELLs t-rhe snescrber manufacture
BOAT ,'s s s-%s :. E o a s
belts kusg iron yok~s nrvsabe hsy
pace wS sS'a ,@sas s 20 . '1 S bel. ~. ." ,aas
s"s 81 ny way w 70 .. s from s%
l1rrd from the est stock AID cast in roo eassss A. this
pv- wnu.a warranty 4
S Ss from r: S., q = s s. Win a.. ~ 1900 s .
. c.. ard s 's $ csss xos soS .s. W. rs sa,
ss.a from s air.. ths s.si bsl' for
o. , - .s .s s ~ ss"s our sp
within fw of Eric esnsI and railrond.
sed 0rI,.a .r., bells.
Any 10. ss 3" ss. sa IN s1shsas. 's.' 70. new one.
Levels co"p.-'ss, As constantly on ssaa sdd,es
hays-iydAep wes' Troy NY.
oserssss.~~ Female Seminary, s.sors.sa~., DC.
MS institution in operation. The
study very no'oogn and prseu.ed The principal .urerin
The -.msAry p-snr the vey nns- sa
vantage who wish
Rossa,rs a.a ,aon IN ali Eorb e,neb.. $40 per session Of
tea months French. ma.c drasins &C .r,u.
Day pnpis n N ss ~ s'opsr quarter q y weet.
WILLIAM ]. CLARK,
Sept s-AwdAcp fs'sfl Principal
VIRSlsiA LAND scnIr.-Tbs undersigned, having had
s'"e twenty yssr-' scqasnsnce With veris military land
h.rs unde tbe act OF 3 ausus,
isss snd wn .crp
vEsrAsIAs ELLIS
iuns 0-sodm Irving Hotel.
isdsassy aeassss Lose ny rpr~, ins.~d Tr.nspcvta-
st-,u spA naxa.e Atsks vessels sma ..rUe~s.
CrxA INSURANCE oMPAsy OF UTICA, NEW YORK
III CAptsai.. e&po
JoHp b. HiusAr, President H. H. nA~Lsr Secretary.
eLosR INSURANCE. COMPANY or UTICA NEW YORK
csp.n'.. ..s7s,ooo
q. B.ourrsv. rre.,sent Jous Rsowss. secr.,sy.
Ths fof ne nr,sang
lnsu,. srr.-, OF
Ihng ts c1ntens
dice ~ - n1sad q
XI On ~. DE sELDfNs, sgent
.H9nfM#H ssvew,h opposite tod Fellows Han.
Andrew Lsner, once shove, duly authorised
applications Sep le-as~u
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,

AUGUSTA HOTEL,
AUGUSTA, GA.
SAMUEL c. WILSON, Lessee and Proprietor.
Situated North sils Of Broad Street, three Doors West Of
Wilmington Street.
HE subscriber having taken lease Of this first class hotel
L will give undivided accommodation oi
friends and His best efforts will be directed u promote
Of nil him opportunity 10
with toaTdng well such
through may praroDtx. daily ord,nares.
undeRned will be the char
Of house, and TO add reputation daily.
sAMUEL q. WILSON.
AuR
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kvv'"AN WANTEp-A white man, who prohuce sat
Apply 70 Rrsyi''sn Minister. =
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--a WELLINGTON IT, TYLER, a. NJ,
j. HOLMES AGNEW, D. d.,
Principals and Proprietors
fI,HE The h of November Early
plcaiips for desirable The location unusually
healIhu the winter cold, but liable
changes he provisions for
exist besides OF the finest gynDaa
the land We commend 10 the attention vi the friends Of high
education systematic four years.
memcng wholly devoted
professionally edu
a gen besides hour Lecturers.
For catalogue issued be had application
Id
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
nnur IrNInN AcAnRMy cnRNEa OF EaIrRTEEN I'll

THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
| street and York avenue.
Those parents wishing and respon
schoo thorough OF neir the
classics and higher mathematics
that they be fitted for college, or for
commercial respect
number pupils the few.
No pupis character known
% " bid o doubtful.
No be hencefoh who advanced be-
yond the primary branches.
Circular. can be obtained a principal bookstores
H. RICHARDS,
septli-du Principal
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CTEyENs No. 1.--Just received, supply French
"'' STEVENS
Oct 5-dlw No. I.
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~ Ann for Aiexsadsta county Virginia. with
s two aqucjucr. fur from the Presidents
ou.e by way of, ,seorf~o~n reasonable
oa poon thereof located abcve within half mile of
hundred twenty There
Ar, mber-d land
tbr Much of this farm 10 rich
he advsptagccuy
be disposed 70 purchase
are Ninth Pennsylvania
avenue Horauo Ball, adjacent fafm.
May Ii-~odu Wm BALL.
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A EW GO IDS NOW OPENiNG.-P.J J. STEER Washing
Pae1, lth street, superior stock OF sen
goods, him pleasure to show To
patrons public In ADDITION 10 the usual stock Of
ti.m.ni- shirt. Of v-,y III and qualify
Also coar. neck e govcs saspendes, hose
ry nnd furnishing goods generally.
sep 2l--3awi2W
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. EW GOODS, NEW GOODs-WM II. STAMFORD
tailor north side o avenue under 6aas
Hotel the NORTH and 10
French Engh soods such cloths,
verog, siye aud inpotaton all OF
have.
noce, pos,ihle for cash. 10
opportunity
friends puhic for their liberal
and socs continuation and
,.r .f The same
and despatch.
hand beautiful Assortment of g. ensnsns
furnishing goods.
sep 1j-2aw Tu Saauf
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.Aw NOTICE.-sIDNEY 4. BAXTER late atorney general
Ii of Virginia has Washington practise law
he win practise the United the
of Columbia and attend TO profesona
busn,~s coehded him
MIA avenue.
Hon J. j, Allen, Hon. WIN Dan'ei
Hon Richard Moncure, Hon @. u ssunels,
Hon, q "A Lee, OF the Court ofAppeais Of Virginia.
To The Judges II Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To the sena,rs members OF Congress from Virginia
June II-iydswAw
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United states Patent once,
Washington, sept n, 1883.
nm the petition Of Jane. BALDWIN, Of Nashua New Hampshire,
psyins @, the extension OF psea. g.s.so nm % on ms M
tnr hr Of January iso for an sus ,o'
the thirty nra day Of Jana>ry, eighteen
il s ordered hat the petition once
Monday, 9h OF January ns1i At IL O'Clock m and all per-
."s ps,,o" so"sn ouss, NOT n 70 be granted.
Person. Opposing inc ,n e na. =, ss"
q ns.ns ~ testimony sss BY sss rs 20
the once which will BE- furnished ON aPp
ordered s.o ,a, published in the uaon, Insli
and E.sn"s s. w.nsgs rs. New Y".s so.n
Post, Bo.on and Patriot Concord New hs"ps.s
Monday Of January ner,, the day Of hearing ..ov
Commissioner Of Patents,
P-Edto win please copy and send their
fawn, Once, with paper containing this notice.
7IIKs sIIKs sIIKsi-we would invss. attention Of
the ladies elegant stock Of silks and other nne dress
just sgs. pr y r. v; ". @ %
ard sy or, ss s s.ss ss,Sf % &
and much cheaper s.n = any fos%s .,s "%s
...s haze sss ~; cs%.S % ssy
%ss,.s :. ass s 's sr'
Ladies ge., bargains, should no, not @ 70 call
early no" have the '''1 ssss iSs sssS sircas s
Between and 9th streets, rsnnsyivania avenue.
JINGLE AVID DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS AND GUN,
- ming App ,ra'usJohn Bsden near The cossss On san
avenuc has Aisv feesveo su' :"
good, consisting, IN part, Of -
Fine Enerh twtst and Damascus ooooac ssn snes
barre fowloQ pieces, of All ssy~s
Common md priced English and German 90
single and doulAe hsrrra AuckisG guns
Roy-' guns M
Game bags, liquor TASKS, shot pouches
Powder hasks, single and douhis belts
Walkers Ey, Co.'s, and oihsrs' English ana ffene" e"P
Patent metallic paper wnds and wad paper
Washise rods and cieaners
Nipple wreuchcs, tubes, wh cutters
Ranirod bsnd and
Patent lever chsre~s, bullet rnousds
r,,. s. srs. ",.s s C. ass ssi ~
sns ~ nearly ali sposs goods maSs - ososr 40 ~
porssd Direct ssd o6sr a. great aaS
house this country. .-..I-~..x 49, =
sporting P'"As'- JOHN w. BADEN.
4~-3vswswn
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/ Interesting New Works Taylor \ Mausy's
VENICE City Sea-fi0m Napoleon RsdctSky; W
Edmund Flagg, late illustrated and map
Fun Jottngs Laughs taken Pen BY Willis
Hesdleys War England illustrated by the
| author of Napoleon and his Mar-hals,o &c, Ac
Bride OF Ombe Emile I. Caren. From the Swedish
Diturnes New Travelling Books and Maps Of Caifrns New
Mexico, &c. sE..ga .9e M Il
| Ostli Bookstore, 9th 81
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AuCIIOhecfss
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUcTION.-On Friday evening next,
the liih O'clock shall
Nos DAT, the Of Penn
syvana 81
Handsomely situated immediately opposite
residence OF Capt Easby.
Terms One third cash balance twelve
payments,
sale. deed and deed Of taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
Oct = Auctoneeu.
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EIEAE, of French Spanish, and German Ian
guages House, Mrs Davs between AZ and 6u
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
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what be deserved; The murderer and as
he had been called the kidnapper, tn {
blacks became enragrd and as the Cap
tain was raising himself up, four OF
them seized him and bore him out i.
Dutch Peters voice followed him ring
ing clear and loud
"is the Elk too pure, or the fish too
good TO eat him, say !''
mo, no, Peter they must not drown
him." said Gordon.
"M,ster Gordon, they will and must
come we will take this body to my
house,
They gained the river shore, and as
the sailors cast off their last line, splash
was heard in the water; few minutes
later boat was rowed INTO the shore
and in it were two negroes. The schoon
er got under weigh and beat her way
down the River.
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Jonas store was shut up, and that too
on Christmas, when he could sell $50
many goods" What could be the mat
ter! Well reader, tired reader, as I'm
in the secret III! take YOU where we will
obtain the desired information. We
will wend our way to he lonely house
OF Dutch Peter.
1t is Christmas and have skipped a
month. Why! Because did not wish
to tell all about the loves, the hopes, the
fears of my heroes and heroines; if |
may so call the humble subjects of my
more humble story. How much of
change may come over young hearts in
one short month; how many have cheat
ed and broken, wept the last blood-drop
out, and, thanks be to a Benevolent
Creator, how many in that short time,
first expand and fill with the life Civ
ing drops of requited atIection;-thers
is not the misery TO know, that often the
new life whichthey experience is drawn
from the bleeding bosom Of fellow
being.
Christmas, say, had come and the
sun was shining IN the good old Christ
mas way, and though the cedars and
pines look still gloomy and dark, we
VIII pass them by, as we do all those
who frown on hilarity, and who would
by their chilling gloominess freeze the
young blood as it gushes through the
system and stop the young heart in its
bounding bcatings of eXtatic pleasure.
The smoke curls out of the old mud
chimney, and as we draw still nearer
the house, our practised oltactories in
form us, there Is "Turkey for dinner"
There was the old lady, hurrying
about, seeming to be young again; now
burning her fingers and now her apron
with an exclamation of "now don't that
beat" there too was Susan, flushed and
busy, attending the Turkey; there too
was Dutch Peter, but in the corner ill
ent and gloomy; and there too, in all his
glory sits the apparent master of cere-
monies, Jonas VENDER, MERCHANT"
with his chair on two legs, and one foot
over the other little knee, and his hand
some mouth drawn up in a peculiar
manner ofhis, which seemed to say s'i'm
little the happiest fellow in the world"
Why Jonas it is evident there is ''some-
thing out"
There goes the vessel that's 10 take
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CHAPTER V.

1t was the morning of the oath of Nov
ember-The sun shone upon the aged
Pines, gIadding their old hearts and
upon old men bringing back TO them the
memory OF days Of youth and happiness:
that remembrance flashed its IA VS. even
brighter over their hearts than did the
sun upon those forests, and it gave to
them hope of that future, IN which the
sun sets not, and where the woods grow
not old.
The sufferer lay in his last hour; Death
had beckoned and would no longer
wait.
":>usan," and Charly Stuart's voice
was rery low and whlsperlng;-"Susan"
raise the window and let in the sun
light"
Susan did as requested, and raised the
blind. Stuart had spoken for the first
time since the last night. Iie was lay
ing on a little bed up the fSherman's
stairs and the window had been shaded,
that he might sleep. But as il even the
few words he uttered tired him he clos
ed his eyes again.
"CharIy," said Susan to arouse him
but his eyes remained closed and he
muttered as if in a dream:
"Charley Charley-hush Pm on the
Seattle winds bring it to me on their
lips-the waves speak it and the ropes
whistle it in the wind. Do the winds
love me2 No, no, they pass by whis-
pering my name, but they are too
pure, | cannot grasp them-lm dying
pretty birds sing around me and their
song is Of her-angels chaunt, and
am--dy--'
The words died on his lips, he opened
his eyes but for a moment and the Sun
shone on their lids, closing them with
his bright fingers in the long sleep Of
, Death
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WHOLE No Go

the Cordons away" quietly remarked
Peter from the corner.
Dinner is ready but still they wait.
Jonas gets hdgetty clears his throat,
walks the floor, but is soon stopped in
his promenade by knock at the door.
1t was opened end a perfect shower Of
''weII Squire" how do you do Squire"
"a merry christmas to YOU sc. Sc, but
it did not disturb that, placid, pleasant,
old gentleman's equilibrium.
Dinner Is eaten and there stands .Io-
mas giving into the good 'Squire's hand
piece Of gold and that too for the easy
task which in these our days, is gener-
ally performed by the smooth, exact,
gentlemanly parson.
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That "whistlc'-it was not the wind,
and well did Gordon know it, for he
fastened down to the rivers edge and
was met there by our former acquaint-
ance Charley Stuart.
"Good evening Mister Henry" he
said respectfully, Il knew you would
come, and have been and told Jonas,
and as there was onl V two black fell
lows sent; he and Rome can scare them
off, and | expect they viii be back after
awhile for it's been good while since
| saw them leave the Tree and if you
will go down. We had better do it, for
it's time Jonas had come and might
get into difficulty; but Mr.. Henry,
hadn't you better wait and get some Of
ticers to catch these kidnappers, they
might hurt you"
mo, no, Charles" replied Henry, 81
know that Dutch Peter is not guilty, for
you say that he thinks the slaves are
freed by taking them away, and that
you nor him either knew otherwise, Till
investigated the matter which proves
that the sailors alone are the guilty; and
| would not have the innocent injured,
certainly not his daughter and wife,
will just go down to them and tell them
what | know and let them pass away
quietly forever"
"No sir, Peter don't know anything
about their treachery, for year and a
half ago he knew nothing OF this Capt.
karlock; about that time he saw the poor
slaves badly treated as he supposed, and
concluded to lend them help to run off;
his dogs, one day chased a fox in under
the old Jail wall and for some time
neither fox nor dogs were seen, but the
latter barked so much that Dutch Peter
went 10 searching the fox ole,' when
he found the dungeon in which the
slaves are now taken IN and out. AS
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FRANKL1N.-Not the half of Frank.
Inns merits have been told. He was
the true father of the American Union
1t was he who went forth to lay the
foundation of that great design at AL
bany; and in New York he lifted up his
voice. Here among us he appeared as
the apostle OF the Union. 1t was Frank
lin who suggested the Congress of l77t
and but for his wisdom, and the conf
dence that wisdom inspired, it is a mat
ter of doubt whether that Congress
would have taken effect. 1t was Frank
lin who suggested the bond of union
which binds these States from Florida
TO Maine, franklin was the greatest d.
plomatist of the eighteenth century.
He never spoke word too soon; he new
er spoke word too late; he never spoke
word too much; he never failed to
speak the right word at the right sea-
son.-Bancrcf.
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door which was soon opened and he was

door which was soon opened and he was
warmly welcomed.
The sole occupants of that house were
Peters wife and daughter. The latter,
"Susan," was doubtless pretty, but as
that is SO common nowadays, | will
not tire my readers by q description,
although my iniormer thought she was
"beautiiul.' Certain ii is she had a
warm good heart and that heart seemed
TO beat but to send its affections up into
her eyes, that they might look out OF
those bright, blue windows, TO cheer the
sad and give strength TO the weary.
Henry Gordon, when he saw her, was
touched with her simple beauty, and
pleased with her natural talents and her
proud Independence. He found her
mind but little cultivated, excepting
that which she obtained from the books
of nature, spread around her, and there
fore she became his, pupil and faithful
teacher and scholar they were.
! She therefore felt obliged to this
stranger, for he had taught her that all
were equal; that she the fisherman S
daughter was as high as he the ner-
chants son. But she teit that, before
men with their selfish judgings, he was
far above her, that there was between
their stations a difference which it were
vain to attempt closing, if it were desi-
rable.
! II came tonight to see Peter, Mrs.
Hoffman," said Henry at length, though
! he had been talking there to anybody
else but Peter for the last hour.
"Wrll he's not home and maybe wont
be tonight sir, for he has to 90 clear 10
E!kon to sell his produce sometimes,
and he wasn't very well and complain
ed good bit of his side and he's got a
kind of oneziness about his throat but
lowed it was all owing to the ruma:iz,
and"-"l sten!" exclaimed the old lady,
stopped short in her pleasing narrative
OF Peters ills, Al thought heard whis-
tle,' she continued, looking at her
daughter.
80 | guess it was nothing but the
wind, MOTHER" replied Susan, and she
slept to the window to look out, but
nothing was seen, save the river glisten-
ing in the moonbeams, and nothing was
heard but the dreary waving Of the
! thousand trees.
"W ell Susan" asked Gordon, ''what
do you see, that you look so long out of
/ ~ "a WIN IoN, =. =, {, srb,,, - orJ ina I,ol
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A little boy at the South End asked
his father, the other day, if the gov
eminent vessels were not overrun with
rats and mice since the scat" was abol-
ished in the navy!
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Eagles fly alone-sheep generally flock
together-so we have hera,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-06
Fancy store /.

TvHE subscriber respectfully announces nc. t:Iia "
u the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Woouvlne'
and his friends in general thal nc pas pas Iarge
and elegant selection of fancy and useful az
Umbrellas, cotton and silk; Gloves all KINDS nd.
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; a.a oO.n IA IA
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; tnsv kazofs, ha af
zor-straps and Shaving soaps; fsf,S 81 ~ ,hs hest
allkinds, co,ors and scents; Hair oil Of tne Ses'
quality Soap, Starch, Iudigo Candles, p; Sar az
dimes, Lobsiers and salmOns PerseIyes' PICK rD,s,
els, Currents and Citron; Olive oil Bay water I1ian
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and biazliila1 aa -
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, oranges az
pies &c. - ,v;ll
ALS0--The best Tobacco and Segars, VI.
always be kept on hand, together with esei, ~
other article usually kept in such establish sn
ments but which are now too numerous e,1 70 ',lon
lion. w. A. hAsoELH'
Wosdyille, February, iith, lS9i-iy'