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ALI * AN DRi A, June 1T.

Exlra7 of zuer1Iom C<-,gla, a ge0l7emao "a :5i
tpzv1, dalfd ufa, N4Jomg1ou, J4ae 6 1898.
Our ttate is now involved i'll an Indian War
The lavages have murdered number of Families
W no have iettled on rhe frontiers. Our militia
are drafted and gone to the Frontier, TO give all
the protection in .heE power: i is expected the
governmen: of the Union will ailt US; orherwiie,
from the numerous tribes OF Greeks and Cherokees
combined againlr US il is aPprehended great part
of the itare will be lad waite.
Intelligence reached Warrington two days ago
thar iinall town, called Midway, and the fettle
nent around fall Of which is lituated not far dfant
from Savannab) were taken and overrun by the In
dams, and that the inhabitants of Savannah are
much ALARMED for their Tafely-.1 canno! Fay how
true this information is; but it is generally belie7-
ed here"
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G OR C ct O w N, June Il

A Gentleman juft arrived in town from Le:sing-
tom which place he LETT on the I'D init. informs US,
that the day previous TO that of his departure,
the pelt had arrived and brought gence, that
low Fort ST. Vincent; 100 OF whom were defined
TO attack the frontiers of Kentucky, While the ret,
it was expected, would enter the Wilderness with
an intent TO intercept the travellers.
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traitor, tho; himfelf-Blancheland late Governor
OF Hfipaniola, was executed the ] 9Th April.
The Englilh papers further ita.e, that eight &C.
neral Officers have been guillotined i'll Paris on
the 18th April Col. du Vaux, one of Dumourier's
aids utfered, and Col. Vaujour, belonging TO the
Dragons was afterwards beheaded. Some &C
counts reprelent that order is retored the coalt
of Brittany. The French have declared the trade
of the Hanle towns to be neutral.
General Outline has written letter to the Con-
vention, imllar to Duinourier's of the 18th March
lalt--lis denunciation may therefore be ipeedily
expected
The widow Cabet was fill confined in the Tenn
pie, with her children and filter in law--nothing
i4nguinary appears to threaten them.
Inc spann Reglter lhip, which was captured
by he French Privateer Dulnourier, and recaptur-
ed by the Britilh lrigate Pheton, had on board 90
tons of gold and FLYER; and goods TO the
of 500, oool. fter1ing. She is taid to be as rich
prize as the Acapulco, captured by Lord Anton
The Rrit!ih, however, by law, arc entitled to jaL
1ags only, about one half. Another Spanhh iAip,
ptured by the Brtih, had s9, 900 dollars, be-
ldes gold, ON board.
1t may be collected from the late accounts of
French Affairs, that they inll hold good face to.
wards the combined powers..d In the various fnall
act ions which have takeGpaauelon the frontiers Of
France, the Auftrians and prutians appear to have
acted On The defenlve the Fre3ch being the aisail
ants. The rortie from Caisel is reprelented as
con Citing of 900 men, which plainly thews that
the French armies formidable in numbers, as
to Dunourier, it is diff 10 aicertan his exact
lituation--ir is pretty certain, however, that he
has no army or body of anen with hin--nor is it
probable that he will be entruited with any COM
lnand in the Auftran or Prulsan armies. Should
the account turn be we'll founded that the mo-
derate party have attained permanent aicendency
i'll the National Convention, there is every thing TO
hope in relation eventual eitahll!hment of the
Liberties of France on the BATS of juit and equal
government eoniltency aud liability, jultlce and
moderation in the public Coupeiis will produce
unserai confidence AND deltroy the fprit otfaction
and iedtion. @.
DUEL between the Doke Of YORK and Prince
FREDERICK Of ORANGE.
A gentleman in New York has received letter
tronl his friend in BrlJol, via Bottom dated April
3o1h in which he mentions, thar |'.Ihe Stadthol-
der Issued an order for troops, either Dutch
En14,ln, to be abcnt from garri.ons encanp
me1ls-which the D. Ike of York took umbrage at,
fayng> rome out a Briion ihoud command Bril-
ton, and lpoke in iueh language could not be
brook by the Stockholders ion, Prince Frederick
ot Orange duel wasA the conieeuence, in which
the DutcAnan was teverely wounded
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New victims are daily and hourly faeriGeed on
1tbe Gu!lofne. Eight general officers have already
fufered !; on the 18th, colonel pu VAux, the aid
do camp of Dumourer, added TO this number
General Stcnchel has been again arreed, in eonte-
quence Of depoiition made by an Auitrlan defer
ter, who has accuied him of having held private
correspondence with general Clartair, during The
winter lie is expected to fufFtr. Col. Vaujour
belonging to the Dragons in Dumourier's army
has lkewifc been beheaded.
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N o + + C F.

HE adventurers in JfaaeWhitaker sLottery are
L informed, that Benjamin 7'hornbury and ames
Gribbns appointed Trnltees for tranlacting tho
buhnels of the Lottery PROM the prefent rapid
iale of the Tickets, it is intended commence the
drawing the hrft week in Augnf. Tickets are fold
by Mears. Thomas Piles, George Hood, and Robert
Snodgrafs..
July 1, 1898.
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Notice is hereby given, that the Excite
on the Spirits dltiled within this Diitrict, are
payable this day, and ditraiuable the 9Th follow
ing, all perfons concerned requefted 70 be pre-
pared for fettlement no indugenc can be given.
..=, ...--. NICHOLAS ORRICK, c. T.
BcrEsL coan:y, 5*a5 7,l793.
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SCHEME OF LOTTERY,

For building Market Houle in the Town of Mar
nu5burg the dimenfions thereof to be as follows
y be built oh IS brick pillars, 10 feet high, ex-
cepting the foundation Z feet inches by foot &
inches each pillar; TO contain II butchers falls,
blocks, benches, hooks, &c. &c ...
A calculation to build the fame has been made,
and it appears that the fun of 200 dollars will be
neceIsary to defray the expences of building the
lame-a Lottery then feems to be the only method
TO obtain the Iaid fun
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For Sale, At this Office.
Blank Deeds Of Bargain and Salr.
Common Bonds and Notes.
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=. = - $50 z.1-z1s
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E2i-C0- d Ills. u es.~ Rteu.
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Franklin.

frnd i;fl', from fuFtring enemies my countrynen
have bad neither the one nor the other.
d" II liort, though my p"et>ut Gtuation is difa.
gree able il is ogralttui Tor iltud of liberty
ard it is hat II would have been at The head
Of all array, under te inonfrous govern which
the Ja1obins lave iubi,ituttd for the contribution.
You viii perhaps siA, what arc they going do
~ith You at luxembourg re4ly do not know
but they will not il4l1 = man ircon.iitent in
rrneiIies, ncr l!i4aIe by the ftu4'un III vi'ieh /
now am. toinue,1 la IaILIIL."
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S.c,n5 hue, i u. y. liz Feyette.
"1 =. FAYET1E. )"

- 4Gi 81 g.
"I ar, (cnGble how mach our .,,r.s,o' srlsg-
Cd a.. -, iitpAtIoI >s1l this is all the
t..l4,t:ul, 4.,~n at Irtcn' g',e IL ny tl1enGs.
lwja.e 70 you i:.l'eI2r eI"'!t~" hei ;io crimes
ui hr 10 ii ."", sioIeJee ettred TO all the
tuu,iJ':,td po,ye'a, 'hr lnIe urIcrt found IN the
ucit'I.tT q 4I4ellil thc Couln,IA"nvrs or The Al
i,lu3>, unu iaii g., tAe iEu,I,, oi ny death TO The
Yuo!> t&Ile W., Sc "any tuc~tAiF& eaions ior de-
lelmloju1 10 qult fr~Ace.
I!,d lie NiDg Deen -.le to determine o cult
Par. ii olu!cu &c hilN, a!lcr H. e aiken r.ea
iur,s iur ,uiluucilng MN TO Nolhpelste, IL would
Nave ayuiit great Dangers aud S'cAt lsloi tuAcs.
Bal IL is uitl, Is lccui lAc pNG.
81 i,foruled You how rciol>ed to quit France,
in whil could no longer iet>e ,ue c~u.e q !ioer-
IT, auu III AtA cHuu neither co.'s irunln with
Gult, nor bend unGer sLc deiYo;iiu. oi llc AGO.
bias.
informed on ito how reached Roehrfort,
where there " - Po!t CT -4-ltrIai.s, Mil-lu 4 ad
NY companions nc:iher ioHgnl t"r nor a>oided.-
' uu uluit read il NE papers L cscl-ralon made by
w. as well iiit OF t!lc eo.npsiAons ot my j1nl
ncy the nanncr in " Inch We -rctd curieiv.s,
ic.i us in no douUt respecting this right we had
pa,s freely We NeIc i,o~ ever conducted TO NJ
sIlc and our tunt!., lcl!t btl.ic 1lo>r every day.
a r.rt of the !l31rs who had accompanied me,
hive at icnGth been rclea!ed ; the reit ought =
bsle been 10. Since N.e4noourg, Alexander La
meth. Hur@au dc tu1y, a44 n'yleii, put iuto
r.5riare under t!e elcorl OF major hDu three CT
.els Ut il:!sntly, with detachment AliI41s.-
AZ r4eiy W. 4v where arll.eo, two centiurls
we're roilto al tbs door If apartment, :wo a
tc bottom ct tbs it4ircait, and Al TIC itreet
door, beh~es 1hoIe pusied at TIE i'ables and under
le wipdo0,a 10 thar were 10 even relpect treat
I'd not as l,r!oncis OF war, which was abiurd, hut
as fate prontls, whiyi. is exrlaind by the conti
,uion Of bay ol-rs. we ihAll arrive Tomorrow at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is all know.
"I is orange enough Tee Ia Rochefoucauid
and Barua>e under the rod Of the Jacobns-l aud
NV companions in the chains OF the Auilrians. The
friends OF libtrty pro!trbed on borh des l am
nor therefore III my place, but in a priion and
had rather !uiFer in lie name OF deipotim, which
have lonlbated, than in the name Of the people,
Whole caule is dear my heart, and whole ZANE is
at prefcnt pretantd by villains
with thar the Duke OF Bruniwick may march
fpeeiiy TO Paris in order that hone1t men may eli
cape The dagger of aaiIns, and qutFrance in Iaiey
but am hed with Indignation at the cowardlte
with ul.;1h both towns and troops iprrendsr.
know ell that he crimes at the 10Th OF Az
eufJ conributc greatly this, but it is nece1'ary
THAT he .irench nation iould have at The fame
iu,e eDeray flthcien1 10 punh them, and TO ds-
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+ Il 4 N < j..
NATIONAL CONVENTION.


N+9 lJN al e3f'V EN- !pN'
~ 'iIe losing VI 'lc ~" '4l'' 'i4e 'oIl1"lnG 40"
drefs ":t 14titA'ed, in ;.-e home Vt t1e lection
des italics
e1''''-e'S we are no" come % iPeah truth 30
you ''"'' 90 "a h9i ""Fe ho,.isalJ Yer us
70 ,fe4h |" go "I1'h' 14"nel'o cor Pe,hl@hS ia
buried lh '!'"'f t"'h''ee'' where tue G1"tJ Ill ior
the luIF9'' o. "s'eN'r& you "l'n iA'fll sioIts'
"heH an hol'a' Nan Wines 10 eiah' your Atte'i'ons
MS voice Is d'pWnsu
W COINS 'n'' cay 70 I'e''"t ~" VII" Pea"
tl9h from lne 'ee''onS. Ni''l - eHFLt1'e q me
wines % al 1i~n>e " u' '':e' ''t 'ne la'c
t'n;e: nc "1!'0" IS W. ~ " - cree VIM De-
h"idnG He'n''o"$ Represents ives il "''l'eS tha'
iAe traitors i""'d - &Nf;. up 10 !N7 Word q 'e
i" l1aH VOW I"p|'se 1>1ln0O''tl ne" if per
m' the ir'3%h "F.@' I" eN"lF III '''5 Fms OF
~1.E:2a'~~" re req Efpn"' l'@'eG'ta lug faetio"
"m+n le>0noed 'hs l9'}[G'S q 'I4' "al'or, Son
"opio not '"'' "aS pea, the pFo?'e OF btgla and
!1'>ae sSeo'me 'Ne 1le"Sh Nt'H 0alOAF''y, Roland
has oeen Gn'ly OF th""'and 'a"ls: yeti ne h es to
concert ne" q iheS. LOOK "hleh way we VIII,
tTl'ofs Ffclen' n''l'NfS I" our Flew Our arlhies
are e"rlra5eSc ~ Ne''''+'s S"d C'ae's na'ned W
bouFFo"F'Ite' ne u '0upFa J''ee no'e G1n'>, out
let mem all * 'n-i'y' 1"fhy '',"eS yon have
Tp"h'eu " P'e''F -" "'""'' noon ]'D0,'2' YET
D" law lo' '"1' P'' po'e Is 5et e"ae''o; A's )0u
INC" 'ne P'''e0 o' "' 80 F"n nope
'"A' us ''P'' ny ene 'euSe ~ 'NI'l = 'eE''i-
ees VIII ue'.A''u " w. 49, :t!s eolle
,;lI nnr ,et;, o, erll -.
'ney WI! NOV re'nn Without "1' '''e oe''fue-
'''" w. VI 49, Wv. ''''' ;,.o ta go.
ON nave 'en! I"'o 'e '"s '!'e 'no'e
Patf'o''c ec'"in''"''is'>' ~ ";'''" '>-"s We pew
lF'eefe 'I''J9-',! t!s 's'e W
france, o"''' 'u"4!I C'"'I'3 lou y '' 10 '''1
'ortH ''oT VINO .oufu '.sna -''' ''-'0 '4''''o
moe "''p i'Ss ."' 20 NY, gu ,c.:
:" Ge'"'"o' H. r., y 81 'e''"''oi a.
sAln'f N"'4""' 49, ''@t 'I az :S % ne
Fot oitC LIS 'eiSN 80 '''e az SNt4'J o' f'0
tirs be hectee" 10 a iA'e @ 1N'o'1!""} &C. "-eN
OF me fAopnFaI" IS 20 o' aeon ''' OK; 'l''ts'
lave inc feP"'"s' }ou '"'A"e 9"u "aHs "o'
force enou@" 70 s'eonl,,'h 'i'' 'A'H :'' on
"il nave eoaF' 3 10 Ie' W '' ~oo W ''
,aAe .e car on ~, ". '"' 'AS
Aeao'~" f'|.-E1f1 f0f 'f;'41s = go @4-''' n..,,
D4nton oehahaea ''at 'o'", lT A-1 ~ ION 'ip"'a
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G5t f.1l27o::g Ahr, fIam l. Favc''e, @-'iag h< fl
ls>t + III rn5lr.iy qes'f!y Il de"5 f-.r''l'ed =
49, 4,t ,}r1 're,- Tx le>-srl Scr, r - oh q
4p,H, qUbs1r 4hf &41s, rf'fi1 i tle1 ii qs4e@F4I9f
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G<lvlLL1, in njr Nahrr1aa1t,


on u,uf he much ir!crc{ted with frgular
G.ntt;or .nd ;,norp ife cnrisclurcS WISH rour
{f;ent,}it rui: [ t{r1ejlng m", this Certainly
,.r ,o,tli have ttA 10 t,l..tr uprul>d vo}. that
u,,o,4 cf.u- ,ug ls,,.lsisut:o""l t;roue with he
I,,.. G.,;t, >>;tt Aj.i,il ,otl,2ttd tie anc:sn,
;,tfcn, yn3 ,4.ay,. ~ X ,!"i,an faction u,ou!t:
OK. me ~, ;trgls 10 (, age IT,, col.>,4tj
,.,ur ,,,-S So: I,;,- ;fIv ,.I.!.,uni5 tiuD >ytE
ia. &a..n:;;;.t - fll~ d e.uA!. BY un!'iYG d
,I- Wilkins ,.,i ~ OF l,Yo tnils, W. a.
j4,.,rte (:rca.,t, rllx IolIieul n,4c,:rc 4 hsilc
wien r.. hr,,a 6. Is u liz i,ah ut Apr4ft user-
1.,i 81 y4ct, i9r sea-, 10 ,hx ,oHi.ituiop a.
Wi ,, o,>.j j3f!rx, ;,;, t,,t Tie jhgtl eli o.
~, ,a@, ~ r>e,v ia.,..se ,..s..r ,r re.i:1.e hal
r9 r;r.-a., i.,,i fy,. !..lr.,;l zn.i II III,
-. 7 ,- cen, ,r-.,ttf O. T., r!.uts. la lj.n ]
We H. ,,o,:,v!;;. q Sea" 81: NE ti.i4s rs o.
vi;.n ayr <1,cHrr1 40 -. na.; Il; ll. ttuoI,t we've
r. 5~rt ,,,c..,g u ,ti.t4r.t vii.n / e!i lo,-d.--
7 Lre1 ,:,,,i.Ttr,,ttLe Ai,rr - :,,., :. " no:n
80 S.r:.;.r iM. b. tt ,:rc.1.4 an..tiz llls az.
= .,r,i.y,r II Sct'an and contYe1 ia tive cattle.
4r.,,,, vi :, ,tey ~ he N.,ie- al 3aard anG
- =, T. i,.,t ,h,. ,,,r,,;};i,ly die civ i,
CO., 70 t;ro ,u,. : Law anil 70 Il ? king A
r,1.,,,. r,.n NJ C}1>;s.e cac,cior:e va. raf,
,,r,. iron, li,e,.<me 81 tie Ing ID tee.
cra,@G-i TENT Aiu, 10 rrif3n NJ Irr.er ectrei.
r,o..i ,,ot ,,i.H ,,r ;t,fo.y of Me D. .r.ierl ct
H. Ar1,cs
Cn(il I.trrfv n i; he rtaort! 70 Tie i:"g ard 20
H.. ,..i,.I h4.rtt. Nn7,o ! c,ni}dar IS Aifi il. 4
70 ~ .4n,;y;,> ,f,l,o-,i ID the o,ner Crl:ft.
r,.nts- 20. ,i,i,n I'd A;rI Of Irsil CO: grels
which Goutd aof tic nl11,e Il tn iit,. u'.en Nc
eAc,atIvs rover ihuuG * 1cult 4 10 i.ll.. 10 tst
Ne us2erion Wight b, declared By a rctrvt,St,}e
IL. :olitv of the Ma t5l- 10 bt criminal AZ, It.
vii h France weul,i not Aaou;t Xvi " .1 can n:
1r0l, rnerpe1ic vG1rts avail w!cr 1.1rol e!fns eve
~ vhersi The department, were Now in decl&r-
TO-, ,he,,j.l,es .G!.s. ,he adiiiaitrator. were
ex5elitd Several iaults OF he euurt-isul;s. a.
gsinA which r,yt-lG often exclaimed, wo;c e,pord
10 view with tyyct IS and The capital gave IN ex
afrple .ftjp,ititY Which was too l.l1tn t.iis
D:i!an with tie whole e!, wing 81 ::ly AMY. from
D1uki 10 Aiaubeopc, WELDED 10 llc eou,n.lli9 on
u.s. and did not ev-n lend nc hcuccrs " i4th re-
e1titeJ from BIN, and On whom mott terc.id a.
Luchner siIR~d in HE A5tine at Metz III vhi>l the
lli,slGon ct The King WIS accepted by the lnunci-
val AID administrative b9tcs WHO we're leadv to
cie with fear, as we'll IS their GENERAL Betold
then, all the civil urreuuding zotnor:t tics aud ali
the troops, ex.e,4 he r,ajn bod. OF the army i'm
medla:cly with ~. bend III der The yoke! Sew era of
,uv reeineuis hid ,cen G duccd and among n1it s.
mall iaer:;on only orc Of! tie insc,ual mane9u,rcs
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COPPER AND TIN w ARE.

HE Snbfcribcr, in the mott respectful manner,
& informs 'h" PNhl'c in gsarrsl, and tine luhabi,
tanss CT Sht5As5 &eqvn and its vicinity in paricu.
lar, thar be has commenced buiine!s in the Copper
and Tin Line. in laid Town. where they may be
turnhed, the ihore eli notice, snd mott reaiona-
bic terms, with Copper aud Tin Ware, of every
deicriptlon and hopes, from tic goodnefs of his
work, and moderation of his prices merit the
patronage of gene,ox5 9ubAc.
Having jhq- received large 9uantity of Copper,
he Is enab.ed 10 comply with the oommans|ot thote
who may with to employ bim--and is their humble
lcrvant, JACOB FORMNALT.
N. B. The bigbcft price will be allowed in cath,
or rev work given in exchange, fer old copper,
brafs, pewter or lead
56tfAsrd's 7s4on, Jane 40, 1898.
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70 THE PUZZLE.
THE Subscriber takes this method Of

THE Subscriber takes this method Of
informing bis Friends and the Public, that he .b.Ii
this feaion leave 7nm6ts Mill, in F1de,,tk County.
near' he has reGded for ievcra 4ea:x
rAit to that OF heroara Beysu', near M0,ns, 64y.,
RULING and DYING BUSINESS in almoft ell
their various branches, with rare and ditpatth-->
For the convenience Of my former Frierds and The
rHhhc, have appointed a Ilage at the Store OF MI
Ro6er D4"i<h, in Baf&L5 7oqm, where raw clotL,
w;ll be received and carefully returned when drc.
TED; alo, Specimens of the work may he ft-n
there. The following colours can be done by him.
w. L0ndon and Spanilh brown, Spanh and 70.
maPadorsh earet, Portnhelow, fnuiF, ORANGE. sin.
nam"n pink, cr'mlon, black, red, and Others too
tedious 10 mention For the further acconmods
ton OF the Public at large. wheat, rye, or corn viii
be accepted of ar their market prices if cal, is rot
convenient, ar either the above fta2e or mill.
am, with due relpect, ths Publi,'s very humble
ierVan'' HlLLLdM B.I1LET.
june IT, l793
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L HE Doke of sul]y being fent for by Louis XIII,
King of France, MonGenr deSuly. /" laid the young
King to him. :" tent for you as being one Of the
chief nRters of the King my father, and a man in
whom he placed great confidence TO ak your ad-
wee, and to confer with you upon ione sffairs of
Importance" he Duke of Suliy feeling none but
young courriers about thsAing, who to make their
courr to the contabe De Lunds, rdiculed his dreis
and the gravity of his manners, made this an1wer
O. Sire, am too old to change my habits, but for
fome good cauic: When the Hate King your father
t'1enry w. OF glorious memory, did me the honour
to icnd tor Ess To confer with NE upon ma,terssof
import aace, the hrit thing he did was fend away
the 61J'7n5 % The young King feemed TO dill
approve of this freedom !: He ordered every one to
withdraw, and remained alone with M. de Sully
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TO BIZ SOLD, At PUBLIC SALE.

TO BE SOLD, At PUBLIC SAIL,
On Thurfday, 1T day of Augult next,
III Sbtpbtrls7oauu Be,ktly County, SfSte of Y0xma,
The following valuable
F E ES MPLE OPERTY.
The purchater giving Bond with approved securi
ty, payable one half the 1T day of uns, 1904. and
che other the Ift of DEcIM8 Ex followipg. with in
sereit from the day of fale,
/. One LOT, on the main ftreet,
which large and elegant brick dwelljno
houie, genreely hniihed and in good repair, with
warehuuie and kitchen adjoining the fame fable,
&c. This houfe occupied by Mir hpiZn4u SbaLI
ing, is one OF the mott plealant itua1ons in town.
and we'll calculated either for itorc or tavern.
2. One other LOT, Immediately
oPpoite the aforefad property, on which are two
teneHenes, and wa be fold feparate or together. as
may uit the purchaler.
3. A CORNER LOT, oppoite 10
Me'srs. Rfai4gt9, which is new brick houle.
calculated for fore, and the accommodation of
family. The htuation of the houfe is equal, if NOT
hyperion. for bnineis, to any in Shepherds Town,
Any perlon willing to become purchaier NAV
view the property, by applying TO Mr. WIHA0,u
StalAag or Nj jon Asnyy Bedingfr. An indilputable
tide will be given ~
JOSEPH SWAN, 79,aqt., fl, hbt
ABRAHAM USHER, C'ytd;,o,, If Mr.
THATCHER TAYLOR. W.o4A1otac
June 10, 1873.
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George Gale,

p ETURNS his grateful acsnowed gments TO his
N friends and the public for the encourage
ment he has met with iince his commencement al
BATH; he KEEPS at the fame houfe he occupied
laft year, and which is difingulhed by P,izate
He takes the liberty respectfully to inform, his
eultomers that he u "a @ellent houe- keeper and
cook. His attention ball be minute and pointed,
and every exertion in his power thall be to pleaie
them, and to deierve the countenanee and patron
age Of the public.
W4rm SPRING., May IS, 1898.
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ANECDOTES.

NPNE of the privates in the Wet Essex militia
being placed "a a guard the French prisoners
at Deal, they reqaened lie woold procure them
pack of cards, which he did when of his duty, but
divelted the pack of the four 4izgs. The French
n'en diico'e-ing tie deficiency, laid the pack was
lnperfeet' having no 1ass The honeh and ready
v'ted fodder replied "!f)as ean fSht ev'Aoas king
fairly you ran 9lay quis4oufo@<
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es' THE Public are informed. thar a
regular weekly Poit- Rider, for the Conveyance ef
this Paper, is eltabli'hed from This 'o~n TO #.,.-
&ms-Po,f, Rngrr's-7oqUm Bafb. OH Ts@D- and Rs.-.
ny. The Rider leaves the Printing CaCs on Asa-
day mornings. Leuers TO be conveyed hs shss
route, left with the Printer, will be earsts.ty der
wardcd
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AN e. IG l,RR I9N,

Of Generals don't tell me- Of York, and fuch boys :;
Nor of Howe-though mean NOT their laurels TO
faint;
The General I'm fure that will make the mott
nuie,
If the ihould 60 on--s GrxrRALCoMYLA1xr.
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BOARDS G. HOUSE, BATH, Sign Of
GENERAL WASHINGTON.

JOHN HUNTER and MARY PULLING,
DENSlBLE of the many obligations they are un-
der 10 their Friends ard the Public for he many
proofs of their attention and GOOD wihes 10 then,
~ their favors the laft eafon at BATH tender their
mott hneere and grateful acknowcd gmen,s. To
accommodate them the Pre'cnt Seafon, they haze
made improvements TO the Honle, and are dr.er-
mined not to be exceeded in Topples con, cniences,
or attention, by any other houie in the place.
BATH, June 10, 1893
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HARP AND CROWN TAVERN.
Florence Mahony.

Q bT CRNS his grateful a'hno~ l,dyr"r,a to
An his friends aud tl'e public, tor The great en-
couraG'nent he has met wmh Gnoe his commence
nent at this hon,r--hi> i"nors are ex,sllrn1-kis
attention his cuforers n III b. minute srd ro;.
ted-snd every cxer1ion in ii. power III s made
to pleaie then, and deierse The couEEeuan.e ..d
patronage Of the public.
Aza'Ai~,tAg, .!!S'l6, 1898.
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wanred Immediately. by the Printer hereof.
A 1trong, active boy. as An Apprentice.
A l. o.
An indulIious, fober young Man,
Pofs-Rider. whom good en,our.. ~nen, ), ii
be given.