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Rrunswick County, N. C.-No. IS.


one hundred years ago, out of Bladen and
New Hanover, and was named from the
Prince fthat name. who married in 1894,
the year Of its formation, the sister OF the
King Of Great Britain, George Ill. 1t is the
southernmost extremity OF North Carolina.
On its west, north and east, it has Columbus,
Baden and New Hanover Counties, Smith
yilIe,, on the the Cape Fear, is its capital. -
What is called the Green Swamp is in the
north western portion OF this County
Smiths Island, at the north Of Cape Fear
river, lies on its extreme south eastern por-
ton the extreme south point OF which is
the famous Cape Fear. Along the southern
coast of Brunswick we find Little River Inlet
It was in the Cape Fear river that the Royal
Governor, Josiah Martin, in 1775, issued his
proclamation against the cause Of liberty and
the "infamous'' Meek lenburg Declaration of
independence, which is said to have been the
last act of the Royal rule in North Carolina
The authority before us states that the sons
of Brunswick were fearless and devoted to the
cause of liberty. Gen, Robert Howe was a ma
tive of Brunswick and as Colonel of the first
N. C. Regiment, he marched with portion
of his troops to the relief of Norfolk, then in
vested by Lord Dunmore. He was joined by
some Virginia troops under Col. Woodford -
Capt. Fordyce was dispatched by Dunmere
to dispute their advance, and at the Great
Bridge, in St. Brides Parish, Norfolk Coun-
ty, about eight miles from Norfolk, and now
short distance from the lock of the Abe
marie and Chesapeake Canal, on the 9th Dec.
l775, the British troops made furious
charge between day break and sunrise. The
attack was receiy we'd by our forces with firm
ness, and the British troops met with fearful
slaughter Possession was taken Of Norfolk
by our force and Dunmore sought safety on
board of British man Of war, as Martin of
North Carolina had done. Notwithstanding
the vigilance of Col Howe, force was land
ed on the first of january, 1776, and the
British set fire to aportion Of Norfolk, near the
wharyes. They were, however, subsequently
repealed and retreatsd to their ships. The
fire. meanwhile, was suffered to burn, to pre-
vent the place being used by Dunmore as
comfortable quarters and the old Borough
was nearly consumed. After this campaign,
Howe was made Brigadier General by the
Continental Congress, and returned to Cape
Fear. Alfred Moore, of this county, was, IN
$780, an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of the United States And Benjamin
Smith, of Brunswick, gave in 1889, 10000
acres Of. land to the University Of the State.
Such were some Of the bright names of Bruins
wick. In 1860 the total population OF Bruins
wick was 8,406--of whom 4, 715 were whites
and 1881 slaves. In 1850, Brunswick pro-
duced 1857 1916 pounds ofrice--4, 766 pounds
of WOOL SO, 229 bushels corn, 102, 121 bushels
Irish and sweet potatoes, A ,533 bushels peas
and beans, 11,lO9 pounds of butter and
cheese. The farms were S85-improved
acres 10 ,419-unimproved 217,622. ...is
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Vickery & Co., offer a variety of new books
and soap, lard and fish, just received and for
sale, ~ ~ ~ - -
]. NJ. Freeman, new goods, gold and silver ware
and jewelry of every description. .---..
W. Fl. G. Levitt, sloops and oyster boats for
sale. .f7G -~gsE ada@ ar. 81, 9f
q NJ. A. 4 C. A. Santos, Sicilian hair restorer
Ambrosia, Tricopherous, &c. And a supply of
DR.. Deems's Pills. ig
Comm'rs Taylor, Mallory and Tabb. will offer
for sale valuable real estate, on Back river, on
the I'D day of Nov. next, at the Court House, in
Hampto n, at II o'clock-450 acres of valuable
land, to be sold in lots and parcels.
Change of hour-Richmond and Petersburg R
Road Co.-Read the no ice of E II Gill, En- gineer
and Superintendent.
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MARINE INELLIHENCE,
ARRIVALS

t9ai ARRIVALS
Per Aibsmarle and Chesapeake Canal, Oct. l9.
Steamer Gazelle,- Slocum, E. City, Cotton to
7 Cobb d Sons, and to order. Ee
Steamer Warrinock, Cobb, Murfreesboro', N
G, 40 bales Cotton to order. u5-rt3
Steam Tug thowan, Cain, North River, G,
with following vessels in tow ei -
Sehr Snow Storm, Smith, Salmon Greek, 20,
shingles . r q qsrn .aoHcfe 81 Iai-b
Schr Louisa P Balance, Day, Newborn, G..
Barge W N s Smith, Jones, Currituck Co., N
G, corn. .aeoa7'3lae
Schr Keystone, Wilson, Indiantown, slaves and
shiagles.
Sehr Launch, Gorham, Cowell's Bridge, old
Boat Stephe son, Perquimans river.
Boat Snipe, Hunt, Currituek, &C., grapes,
pc &c. 5&
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CWHG houHOhe DYv "''" "'"o V"ee' O0''
VALUABLE TRUCKING FARM,
| ' NEAR NORFOLK, VA, FOR SALE.
| A FARM of Eighty Acres, situated within two
and half miles of the city of Norfolk, and acces-
sible by two good roads. The Farm is on
LANGLEY'S CREEK,
which is navigable for small craft on two sides of
the Farm, making it very desirable for shipping
purposes. 1t is divided as follows: About 40 acres
in cultivation, rs acres cleared and ready to be
taken in, and about II in wood 1t has two home
steads, one fronting the water on the main land
ing, the other on the main road, contiguous to
"Zion's Meeting House." with all necessary out
buildings.
Two families can be very comfortably housed
on this Farm, with very little expense, and it is
said by good judges, that the larger portion of
the land is as quick as any within ten miles of
Norfolk. Fish and oysters are brought to the
doors by oystermen, who have settled on the
shores contiguous to the land. Church privileges
either in Norfolk, or within few hundred yards
of the House. Altogether, this Farm presents
rare opportunity to any one who may desire the
3mfOrts of a good home in the country, and at
the same time possessing the advantages of city
society.
The above described Farm will be offered for
SALEPRIVATELY until OCTOBER 9th; if not
disposed ofby that time, will be sold at auction
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1866,
At IL o'clock, NJ, at the Auction House of w. r.
Roberts, corner of Roanoke Square and Wide
Water street, together with all the
STOCK AND
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITUR +,
cons sting in part of the following articles
Corn, Fodder, Potatoes,
Growing crop, Vegetables,
One good Mule, Cart and Harness,
Wagon and Harness, Farming Utensils,
Household aad Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,
Between 500 and 900 loads of Manure and
Wood Mould, raked up and ready to come in.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash, balance in and IL months, with
approved security. sd
All the Stock, &C., to be sold for CASH.
al E. J. GRIFFITH,
VIM II. TURNER,
81 Executors.
..-t. W. r. ROBERTS,
oct18-tds Auctioneer.
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DAY Book left at their homes, con haze IL pro
bsrly attended to By having their names left at
our Countin O. Room, or the Com hng-Room of
ASHTON & EMGERsoN. Auctioneers, No. 40 Crat0-
ford street, Portsmouth.
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tiers oftmportance IN the too days Issues. Prsce
So gear. Us -S
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seT as a good medium Of country advertising
to the community.
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] OYSTER Boat SEIZURES. The new Inspect
or under thefoyster law, w. II. G. Lovett,
Esq has vigorously entered upon thedischarge
OF his duties, and has found it necessary to
seize several boats engaged in, violating the
law. Two schoenefs haze also been nabbed
for falling to pay the mollusc tax and work
under license These seizures, we learn,
were made in the harbor, and in the vicinity
of Craney Island.
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CHOLERA. There are no new cases of Cholera
reported by the Board of Health in Ports
mouth. We hear from another source, that
Robert Dickson Esq who has recently recover
ed from severe illness, and had been out for
few days, was attacked by Cholera last even
ing, and that Dr. Bilisaly has been sent for
three times during the night and morning.
The reports of cases of this Disease and Small
pox, as prevalent in Portsmouth, have been
very exaggerated. In y a.I. $1,000
Two cases of this disease was reported on
Ferry Point yesterday one of which died. No
new case in Norfolk except one on vessel in
the harbOr y
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HAMPTON RoAps.-The late disastrous
weather has filled Hampton Roads with a
large number Of vessels bound to Northern
ports, but which were compelled by
stress of weather to seek a covert in the Roads.
Several which attempted to make the ports
of their destination have been fortsl to re-
turn, having been worsted in the futile effort
to contend with the elements. The charm
ing weather which now prevails has made
the way clear for them, and the detained YES
sells have gone on their way rejoicing to their
appropriates Ravens.
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SEABoARD AND ROANOKE RAIL ROAD
This company is driving most prosperous
business. In order to accommodate the press
ng demands upon them, a large shed three
hundred by seventy feet, extending along the
front Of the Railroad wharf, at which, the
Baltimore boats now land, is to be erected
This building vii reach probably to cline
of the wharf property of H.. v. Niemeyer,
ESQ.,. which we have heard h; probably been
purchased by the company. If so, this will
give them very extensive water front, reach
ing from High tc County street. and ample
length perhaps, for all their purposes -
Through the, contemplated shed there is to
be laid track, in order to accommodate the
produce, extending from its Northern to its
South end and communicating with the
main track. We are pleased to record the
evidences Of the prosperity OF the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad The work is Of vast
Importance TO our common harbor, more par
ticuarly to the interests of our sister over the
water, who was sadly iforgetful and neglect
full Of those interests when she parted with
the ownership of this valuable link connect
ing her with the Old North State. AS was
prophesied by her far seeing and intelligent
citizens, the work has become a. paying in
stitution and is destined to prove a most re-
numerating stock to the energetic men who
showed their faith in besnterpnse by invest
ing their capital in rebuilding and refurnish-
ing the work, whiehais now on the high road
to prosperity 2rg =
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r Il M o v A L.
NORFOLK EMPORIUM FOR ENGLIS


LITERATURE.
MESSRS. WILSON & Wake,
III AVE the pleasure to inform their friends
Il and customers and the public generally,
that the arrangements connected with their re-
meval to their new and elegant store
NO. l MAIN STREET,
are now completed, and they consequently hope
to be favored with visit from all who by bust
ness, taste, professional pursuits interested
in Books and Literature; feeling confident
they do that in their most extensive and varied
stock offered at both
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
There will be found attractions for all such, as
no other establishment in the State can equal.
Purchasing entirely for cash, and in large
quantities to supply the Public schools in this
city, and a number of the largest Private
schools in Virginia and North Carolina. The
subscribers give Dealers and Country merchants
the assurance, that they will fill all orders upon
as favorable terms can be procured from the
publishers themselves.
WILSON & Wake,
Booksellers and Stationers,
formerly Halls norner)
Norfolk, Va.
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PREsrDlNG ELDERS Appointments NJ. f /.

PRESIDING ELDERS Appointments M. f.
Church. G.t - s
Norfolk District.-Fourth round Ports
mouth, Dinwiddle Street, Sept. 2; Wesley
Chapel, 9th, at II o'clock, a. m; Gosport, at
night; Norfolk, Cumberland Street, 10th, at
II o'clock a. M, CRANKY Street, at night;
Suffolk, at Providence, 20, %; Gates at Somer-
ton, 30, 80; Norfolk cir, at Joliffs, Oct. 6, 7;
Hartford, at Cedar Grove, 10, IA; Edenton,
20, 81; Indian Ridge, at Perkins Chapel, 81,
%; Princes Anne, at Charity, Nov 8, 4;
Pasquotank, at Union 16, II: Elizabeth City,
17,18 1uad. E. ?. WILSON.
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{ The AIR L1NE-Wemention that the wharf
property secured by this new line of steamers
is to be thoroughly put in order and all the
appuitenances necessary to the accommodation
OF business of the company are soon to be
constructed This movement looks to a
brisk trade, and the saving of time in this
route will no doubt make it apopuIar route
of INSTRUMENTATION with Annamessex and
the Northern centres - y
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WHARF BUILDING. Mr. H. E. Culpepper
is an experienced and expert workman and
devotes his time and talents to the building
and repairing of wharves. He is native Of
Portsmouth, but is engaged in the business of
lis trade on both sides of the river His
work, we believe, has given satisfaction to
those who have made contracts with him,
and we commend him to the public patron
age as a reliable and faithful workman
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SALE OF VESSELS SIEzED.-The Inspector
W. II. G. Levitt advertise two sloops and
four small oyster boats lately seized for viola
ting the oyster law. The sale will take place
on Tuesday the both October before the
Court House door in Portsmouth. Here is a
chance for embarking in the oyster business
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THE RAILROAD CONVENTION IN WASHING
ToN--Upon the completion of schedules, the
City of Norfolk, Captain Thompson, of the
great Southern Atlantic Coast Air Line, now
lying at her wharf, will commence her regu-
lar trips to SAnnamessex connecting with
PhiladeIp hia and New York. ,eap 9N
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VIcKERY & Co.-This firm is the Agent of
Messrs Dunkly & Woodward who are now
getting up Business Directory of the impor-
tant housessin the Commercial Centres West
and South Merchants or others who desire
to have their names in the book, will govern
themselves accordingly. ...--s s...s.-.,-5
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BY LEIGH BROS. e. PHELPS.
No. S Commercial Row

No. 5 Commercial Row
C. R. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE WHARF a v p PR r. ETY. IN sos-
BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court of
the city of Norfolk, pronounced June 10th, 1856,
in suit of Taylor &c. versNs Taylor, &c, Will
SELL substitute Trustee, under the Will OF Rich
ard TAYLOR deceased, and as Commissioner there
by appointed, at the Auction House OF Leigh
Bros i Phelps in the city of Norfolk, ON
WEDNESDAY, THE path OCTOBER,
at IL O'clock, a. M,
THAT VALUABLE WHARF AND LOT
Situated in Gosport near the Navy Yard, and
bounded as follows:
Fronting on Water street "a feet; thence along
Henry street to the channel of the south branch
of the Elizabeth river, $50 feet more or less and
bounded on the North by the property of Messrs.
Hatton and Watts
The especial attention of capitalists and ship
builders is invited to this property as it possess
es advantages, in point Of location, depth of wa
ter, &C.. unsurpassed by any in this country.
TERMS.
One-third cash me and two years credit will
be given foe tae balance, for bonds bearing inter-
est from day of ga LEI title retained until last pay
'N'0 RICHARD TAYLOR, Comm'r.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
oct5 ids Auctioneers.
NORFOLK WHOLESALE TOBACCO
AND CIGAR WAREHOUSE II
WYE respectfully call the attention of Mer-
w chants and the public in general to our
large and we'll selected stock of
CHE WING AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
Chewing of all grades and prices.
smoking of all grades and prices.
CIGARS.
$50, 600 Imported Havana our own lmporta
ton. ,..
PIPES,
Of all kinds and description.
To all the above we respectfully call the atten-
ton of the trade and buyers generally. D..
Our prices are the lowest New York market
HAMBURGER BROTHERS,,
oct-l6 under Mechanics Hall.
GOOD CHANCE.-The Undersigned is
~ DESTROYS of retiring from the publishing bu-
siness He therefore offers for sale on reasonable
terms, the Shreveport News Printing Establish
ment. The paper has an excellent advertising
patronage the Job Office connected has al the
requisites of first class printing establishment.
AS paying institution, the establishment has
proven itself unsurpassed by any other office IN
the State or country. To any person wishing to
engage in the business, this is one OF the best OPP
portunities offered. ~,
Address, with stamp inelosed for answer,
JOAN DICKINSON,
l. ft Sole Editor and Proprietor,
octl7-6t ~ Texas ST., Shreveport, Ia.
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The STEAMER SARAroaA.--The damages
sustained by this New York steamer were
not of a serious or extended nature, and have
been repaired We learn she is out of Dock
and pre- pared to receive freight as usual.
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DIRECT TRADE.

TJNHE FIRST CLASS STEAMER MELITA
| will load at this Port for Liverpool direct,
and sail about the middle of November
Advances will be made by the undersigned,
Agents in this city, upon all produce shipped to
the consigners of the ship in Liverpool, Messrs.
c. NJ. Fry Goa firm of high reputation, and
originally from this State.
All shipments sent from the interior to cur care
will be forwarded free of commission,
Merchants and Planters in this State and North
Carolina, willing to encourage this effort at di-
rect trade, will please apply to
w. ID. REYNOLDS BRO,
oCtl6-D&Wtf Commission Merchants.
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THE WASHINGTON GIFT CONCERN AS no
citizens here possessed a lucky number, we
presume they are not particularly interested
in the names of those who elsewhere did.
The drawing truly took place and they all
held blanks sra. wnlMEn& ". cEA ..a1f
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DEPREDATIoNs ~ THE CoUNTY.-Rob-
berries of farms, though not so frequent as
some time'ago, occasionally are brought to our
notice. A gentlemen's premises in the coun-
ty some nights ago were invaded by a gang
of thieves and robbed Of a considerable guam
tity of stock and provisions {. .
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LATE PAPERs.-We are indebted to Messrs.
Mayhem & Brother, Newspaper and Periodi-
cal dealers, No 81 East Main street, for copies
of late newspapers, generally in advance Of
the mail 1---
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"HoNoR TO WHOM Honor. "A gold watch
has been received by the Collector of Balti-
more through the State Department,
from the British Government for Captain j
Pomp, of ths ship Annapolis. 1t has the fol-
lowing inscription, and was presented to the
wife Of the captain who is at sea-" Presented
by the British Government to Captain j.
Pomp, master of the Annapolis, of Baltimore,
for kindness to the crew of the Don Baltazer,
of Liverpool, whom he rescued from their
burning vessel in December, 1866
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FALL TRADE 1896

CAPPS & PEET,
. New Store, No. As Main Street
RE THIS DAY RECEIVING AN
N unusual large Stock of
NEW FALL GOODS.
Plain and Printed Reps, Venetian PlaiIs
Scotch Plaids, Striped Poplins
French Bamorals, Elegant Mourning Goods,
French Empress Cloths.
Also, splendid stock OF
Flannels, Cassimers and Cloths,
Housekeeping Goods, Table and Piano Covers,
Wine Cloths, Bleached and Brown Shirtinga
And Sheetngs, Prints, De Lains, Ginghams,
Table Linen, Pillow do,
Fine Marsaillss Quilts. .1t
va Willamette Spool Cotton, all colors and
sizes~all to be sold at the lowest cash prices.
te.-- CAFPS 4 PEET.
ootl7 I0ld Dom. and Yirg. copy,l
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NEWTON & HUNTER.-At their establish
ment, on Main street, these accomplished ca
terers have provided for their patrons an
ample supply of sora--fresh and sound, from
the james river region.
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG r. 'R.--The
Rail Road track at the Norfolk and Peters
burg Depot is now in good order, workmen
have been engaged at work on it for s,ne
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New STEAM LINE.--lt is said that new
Steam Line is to be established between this
and Washington City. This will be revi-
al of the old water com nunication which
formerly existed between US aud the Potomac.
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SCHOONER MoKEE.-Captain Crowell, the
consignee of this vessel having obtained per-
mission from Washington to place her in the
U. s. Dry Dock, she yesterday took the place
vacated by the steamer Saratoga. ...sa ,et4
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BApTIsfNG--There will be baptisng to-
day at Providence Church by the Rev. VIM,
B. Wellons, of Suffolk .ts- .r sss.
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now engaged in constructing q cupola over
the entrance to the Navy Yard, which is an
will accommodate the bell which is used to
"ring in" sand ring out the workmen' ~ The
contractors are industiously driving on with
their contracts under the superintendence yol
MIR. Jordan, who 10. the alter ego OF the con-
kactcrs, ,s1ssp2 s7lorsoa lsnIoy
.i.sG3e .s9gw atiW aze
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The CUMBERLAND.--All the accounts from
vessels repairing to our harbor for supplies
concur in their reports Of the severity of the
recent storms. Captain Frazer Of thepropeller
Cumberland says the weather asyery severe
outside S He left severabsteamers at Hatteras
Inlet on last Wednesday evening some of
them bound to Boston and Charleston.
Among them were the General McClellen,
Whirlwind and Ella Knight. The steamer
Commander, from Charleston, which put in
to A. A. Mccullough for COAL also reports
having experienced very heavy weather
The commander spoke the schooner b. NJ
Hawkins Of, New York bound to Charleston,
which desired to bereportedyo s2lf .'
Steamer Hope, Olubb, from New York tor
Savannah to Santos & Brother for Coal
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Half Hours of English History; from the Roman
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Half Hours with the Best Authors. Edited by
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The Lost Cause. A new Southern History of
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The World Before the Deluge. By Louis Fig
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The Book of Days. A Miscellany of Popular
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MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, Va, October 18th, by the Rev.
Mr.. Chamberlaine, Mr.. George Dawson to Miss
Helen 8. Patterson. @