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Br DAVID +. SCiIEFER, A. 81.
Pastor Of the Evangelicai Lutheran Church in
FrederIcS, Md.
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Regimental Orders.
ST.


WILL stand tlis season. on Mondays and
Wv Tuesdays, at the stable of Abraham
Nlsrlait, IIokeS Runs on "Wednesday - and
Thursdays. at The stable OF Jacob Nsndnrem;
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mares at the moderate psice Of SGr d.tqrs the
season, (but NAV be discharged ~ lie paw
ment of fire dollars within the ~sessep;) eteat
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the mare proves with toal, parting with, re-
moving, or moi continuing the ensured mare
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sired by the celebrated runiug horse lsloefn-
field Of New Jersey. Bloomfield by the i'm
ported Decentralization by Nelson Mel
son by Diomede, who was thought by Sports.
men to be one of the best horses Of bis day in
England Young Bioomfeld's dam BY Black
Rockingham his grand dam by the imported
Yorkshire, all Of which horses are considered
og the iist blood " our country.
JACOB VAN DOREN.
THOMAS TAoRNBURGa.
March 81.
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{ a5IOT u IH~ EFAISVTN8t sUEIOIaFE N"WFUW ~
FreuerIcS, Ma.
~~~~~N NNN>N.N~N NNNN~N~~NN~>
The above Essay is from the pen of C
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prize on the question "What has been the in.
fueuee of the Reformation by Luther. on the
political situation Of the different states OF Eu-
rope. and on the progress OF knowledge pro-
posed by the National Institute of France, in
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terary characters. The notes watch are to ac-
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10 tie ANGLICAN reader particularly, and the
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the rights Of man, 10 be complied from the
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Stray Horse.

EOUND trespassing on the farm Of the sub
s%criber, as an estray, a DARK B.fY
HORSE. supposed 10 he twenty-five years e
age, fifteen and a half hands high, blind ID has
right eve, has a small star in his forehead, has
gear marks, shod all round. The owner OF
said horse is requested to come prove properly
pay charges and take him away.
GEORGE MICHEL HOUT.
April2I.
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Cash for Rags.

c. The highest price in CASH
will be given for clean Cotton
and Linen RAGS, at the office
lie Martinsburg Gazette.
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Martinsburg Cloth Factory.

TINE subscriber tenders his acknowledge
I ments to his customers for the favours re.
ceiyed, and informs them and the rublic gene.
rally, that he continues the Manufacturing OF
Cloth in the different branches, and will exc
cute the work in the best manner, and upon
the most accommodating terms. He will receive
wool TO be manufactured into any kind Of
Cloths, Blankets, Flannely and CarpettiDg-
lie also Manufactures customers wool upon
shares, or takes wool. soap, or grain in pay
ment for manufacturing. lie has now on hand,
Cloths, Cassinets. Liasey, sc, for which he
willin exchange take wool at liberal prices;
he deems it unnecessary TO say aught about
the quality Of goods he manufactures, as their
ppearance and wesr viii recommend them.
wool 0AADQNG}
win be done, in toe best manner. at tie usual
prices. He would also inform his customers
and others in the neighbourhood OF Shepherds
town. that wool will be received at Mr. John
Il. Cookus' store, to be manufactured into
cloth. &c. or carded into rolls; as the wool
will be carried by the stage, there will be an
opportunity to send three times a week, aud
the rolls viii be promptly returned, the hrs,
or second Stage day after it %sFriyes,
c. g. CONRADT.
April 81.
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-. l.itIp has hr,n daias Or Il few days
ii, this article bat IL what transacti-
p have taken place, farmer prices are fully
..ia,,iard and NC lhink the later Earo-
-.,o accounts mp to the 2tth My, VII
/, tendrns, 10 increase the confidence
.,.t.d dealers in this article. These ac-
...,sme certainly encouraging, though
,a,y speak ONO actual advance IN prices
,,l' Ih,yfrpirsc greater activity IN the
dot aud ina, the quaotlty on hand IS
f,r short Of the quantity at ihs samr
,.,,,,e last year; they likewise seem 10
,....,re across the waters, that many Of
-, grouers of tobacco are turning their
.,,.a,i,n 70 the cultivation Of cotton
- these aad other circumstances, they
..,.,a ,aad correctly 'oo1 that our crops
,....r,er viii not be- large and that there
.sro danger Of present prices declining, but
y, ,ro.nect Of their remaining firm, aud
.,.,t probability Of ihrir improving.
WHEAT.
The millers here are offering co cents p.
,nshsI for wheat The Richmond price
~ csats. We fear this article will be
law The latest accounts from Europe
r,,resrnt all the products of the earth, as
,rry abundant, aud we have no prospect
fr any other foreign demand. To be sure
IN many parts Of this state the crop has
Neon cut short by the ly, rust, sc. but ia
IN. greater part el the state the crop ia
voo1. and will BE- so abundant that for do
nr.tic purposes il cannot command high
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e; & III e. III 81


Lottery uad t1efnnFe.f ia MARKETS.
BALTIMORE.
Where IL iAl lafr State Latteries, acre so1 4
the Great tapiials 1t tdn.eop dellgrs--tlp 70
doilars-.tWo 81 9e.aun d,dlhrs-z fhfeo af II,
oan dalatz, hr 4idea 10 iess thHn 'Hetst Gun
talt 81 p,euo tallnrs, 80, end ithtrf ,porfcs1s
ddi prizes p,e d,ta o6iotaed ann at any oiift,
0Vice ~ .4,uee tea.
H1' Ot3e,s from any pad 81 the unhel
athtcs or I,DItniic,, co. losing 'le cest or pri
2ea ~ amy at the leitezirs, (posi ptiI) W.
meet oar hfcuatuued prompt attention.
,iddfesst0
u coilEN. IT. Hapimorr
W 4lrehturerS al dtsf4,rt may III al
tim,s1ttth eonfacree totirdrd Their Remitil4i.
ca 10 tIt0Ef' oItIrE T.. fut fire sthepe
! 1o"id bs d0e4 Hbsr thar Orders drfirs Hs
amount caelosrl pW Dr. iar1ndbY The tyss
ala'i Or wH h. iagr.ld IN The siosI odeiAa6Ls
'ehsms, Helt IN ~ ar0uu.
baltimore, I15g l. 1eaB
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~~A ~ @-s.-
ru0nrH OF JULY, 1925.

The return Of the day Of our indepe ndence
,satyays hailed With ioy-as i, SHOULD be By
.psople who bold thsir liberties md the he.
,ae. who achiescl them in esteem and vene-
ration. n this place more .hnn ordinary
.o;rit and feeling were exhibited The dawn
was greeted By the discharge of cnnnon, and
the handsome military display of the artillery
ren,jnded us Of the soldiers Y no breasted the
sorm Of oppression aud fought the baties Of
Gle revolution. After - rounds of cannon {:
afiIey were AIRED, the arditery marched thro
t1e streets 10 the Presbyterian Church, where
.3er ii, elocneot and MONS nraver BIZ the
;, .L.n..,......!,.., io,.,,..
nv u '"''''' nv - ''',
dsnce was read in mastefly aod handsome
..vIe by Mr.. James Penn, and al Grafton de.
- J.. p;.t,.lt4 ,T,lor Tlo mil.
we'e' ~ i"1''''
iey then, accohpahIed ny Tue '3e 'e'''o3o",
syworthies who are still amongst 10, and
.,sraI ci,izans. sat down to n Barhacuc pre-
81 .,sio., of ,be EeouLIica,,
70 ''' ''' n =.
Springs, where l"s p'F ''' :" ""'
fire aHi hitarity Several ohcf p'll's rom
hi, place diued in the neighhorh"oI. Lynch
,r,ba.b heretofore passed this day almost un.
...t,,1 -B,, ,,a are ,la,l To see a new snirii
Arising amongst us.
rrLEBn.IT[o.F At THE REPUBLICAN,,
cDp1-rp
Sfhte 10.
Tae Artillery. with lew revolutionary
WORTHLESS, Invited guests, and citizens, sat
t,.y,foa Rarhacue. Cant. d. Rhodes presi-
....., r;a,,,,,'.,.,,. r .1,.c,..', ma
W.. 'N''sts -, r,r',n,;.r ,oa.,, m.ra
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- - 49, - - "a AtAH 'HAIiAT rum
WIN h he is seoi. Tosay that the delegate
IL The representative II the county oaIs
from which he IS sent, u At once IL give
new idea Ia the natury ri or government
aud MAKE Vt federal, composed II the leie
les vt independent and sovereign eorn-
ties, 90 states II tie IA a. i- aulY chlugt 4 F..
II - tidleuloas ID, whth nnar hold
who understand the nature 81 our political
institutions. II Is true TINT IA lbcal ques-
fnnns aa Influence mny eNit engendrfed
by local prejudice, hp, OF ,uBttets III Statr
pniicy al Nla a., lrur Ia lhplr tut dNest
tho SelRts ot al hui feelings Tor the x, ~
ri good. Taesf remarks pfavr, ht.i, thd
Il statc etuarqaal representation dots uet,
correctly sgea'ttHg, tNtl NJ all and 2dk,
TINT u II does 4 e.a To- femedied Nfhuut
any chang II lhp con ututon. The usNt
objection IS the formation aud ureauzall u
ct the thrrc drpa tmruts; tn Executive,
Legislative and Judiciary tn pteacnt
system, II is cuafeudrd, tend toe much II
the1r amaig am t6nu, aud tnas de>tlnAs I'll p
oi the Priucaal isUmT al tee gaAcln-
meoi. We ATE Hnsng II Il strauzr
state at things, VIII - every hSpothrais,
However tlr fetched, - strained Ia the III
mo,trNtent without reference IL is own
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WOOL GzA12TDT1Ga.S,
By double tgltN0cr .5Iarhne, 7tul
a ae7o and complete SCI Of Dditic.
nl0rc'S Cards.

UiOfL } NuI U.s.
ssNliE Subscribers respectfully inform thu
d public thm ihcir tmding Machine ltnoW
in complete ordcr Tor the reception 81 Wool,
which viii he received nj thrir story, oppn.
ute the NrEtunu office, orst the martine, al
col Iyueh'a mill, lntlt mile from IynehbuiE.
and .aIdtl ia tho best manner, md delivered
At the samt Iipres, ~ The shortest notice -
Persons residing At distance would do well
10 forward thelr wool 10 tins machine Us thur
WAGONS bringing ~ produce.
lhis machne unS built expressly for thr
Subscribers BY The muH celebrated bnliifrs el
the United Stnar, aud having double eyiia
1leTs Il makes TOLLS mueh superior 10 lbOst chr
led by - single Cyhnder machine. Atwood
helura IL i brought 20 This nrcutue, mt.at b.,
clcansrd from all ,ftrl,s, bufrs mad o}0Dl.turt
,ub, tances, calculated 10 ilute me tech ot
the cnrif ani accompanied with ON pound
Of clean lard L. every ten pounds oi wool
also, with sutiolcney OF cotton or lipen
sbrcts#t 10 cortnJn tho rolls They VIII rnrl
at taelr esoaI rUee, ter which rasb vii br
lrqAned Whtn tue rstls are taken AWAY. Ia
IN employed = man from the south. who l.
we'll cYpei.ucrd in the above bu-iness, III ~
rerinlenA lhr machine, the propriclnts fatter
thema Yes lhht they wall b. eunble5 10 inrd
wool IA manner superior To any ever carded
in This country. They therefore solicit the
cnsiom OF the pnhl,c IN general.
The Subscribers having received "a prec sup
ply Of rcyg spptrior Hooi, they Will keep con
staniIv on hlnd, md Ior sale, " col. md
wool HOLLIS, which viii be- sul1 lou Tor
cash HOLMES o. BREWSTER
jun Q dlwtsil
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ron THE VTkGI1fA3.
No COfTESIIU.V--.HD /.

No CONTEA'ITO.N,--.Eo /.
Thr e. npl3ints against the state Of REP
re ents,iian seem at first view more plau4l-
bic than any which are mldt--lf il wrre
true that 100 frecholdsrs have as much
weight in the cdanCil5 Of the state as 900
AID that that iuhuence was caused by the
constitutions aud could not be avoided hut
! by u change of th Il Instrument. then would
there Re- some cause Of dI,s,risfac ION but
as In" evil, II il exists, Can BE- rrurdIed by
the lsg stature aud a5 any original lcgsla-
ton Oh the subject IN st from tur nature OF
things. necessarily result IA the sam CON
srqaeuees, il follows that the compliant is
unwlse aDd ought 10 be hqshrd | con
tpudrd IN my last lumber that the leglsla-
tare coald divide the state toto repre-
sent tive districts, amalgamate AZ well
~ divide counties, aud thus remedy
the alleged evil am nov to coDs,-
der the rePrrsen;ause system aud thu
character and duties OF IL representative
Of lhr people. That System which secures
u the people q voice IN the state, II the
| most iest aad beautiful in the science Of
gorernment-tnat policy which strips II ii
all restrictions, and gives loose 10 tn III
chinarions OF demaEaues--aud the passions
and prcjudiees OF The people is the most
dtpsrrons The people are the COnstllB
ruts Of goYErnmeut-tu rulers the repre-
sentatiyes and delegates Of their poWer-
they are the agents, the servants Of the
people. the head, thu life Of state--if thcg
arr honest and capable they are good SER
wants il not they ought not 10 be trusted,
and the people are the judges who bold
the mower ofreNard aud Vunl9hmrots IL
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nnBOr.
ByJ.B y. Harrison, Esq.-l'hc union of
festive teeli,g with political 2rol--h9w can
we better perprtuate our pare republican
principles, THAI ay as5ociatins win them
the recollection otibr great and good OF all
t,ines---lhc gra,es o. our fathers, the Wis
dom OF our living sages, = the bright smiles
al the fair, who endrar our irrsldes.
BY John d. Urquhart, Esq~-The pres
eut Administrations
By Mr.. II. Mont8omrrie--The Hon.
Geo. Canning The advocate OF rational
freedom.
By Nr. John O. Le(twich-Simon Boil
yar-The Washington of South America
BY Nj John Wdlker--fbr star-s?an-
8ed banner, . long may IT wave.
Hy the vice Presldent-rne ldad Of our
hrtn.
BY Mr.. Saml. Steyens-Union of sent.
meat.
by Mr. Chs. p. Johoson-The Chief
Justice oil the L. States.
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RYE "a? FLOUR

ET1E have for sale at our lurubcr-
~ house, Hew Fionr, in hall barrels
Also, snip stun aud Bran. In sending fhcir
wheat 10 MARKET oar friends aud customers
are requested To have II dry aud free rom dir
anI gravel. LANGuoRSE o. GARTH
July 7. tsl6
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Bslnmpre. an
Yne 2Nth Of JULY.
100000 nishest prizc.


80 VIZ = y -
The Bfiiliaacy 81 His .ct,ufe. fboins
or he iNpHnGn NDDc) Is hfl0GH
1QER uRERL LpEslfp AdvVaurer,
hiaur reh iucm,#a, fhtrt ut tpug en-
hsrt odprso usI I'at'hs cepiul pre- Z
IoRR lU0l+ 80 DOLLARS. Is oil
n'rnitude hta,rso nepreectemed gcr -
small = ,opn iuvt,1,.l- .,,.rf al, how ever, ~
the n.RlNlNIt Of OBJ AIMING ~
LEAST oNE Fl1zt - The purchase offvo
tichcf, or tan storss- cone oddand ene even
numhsr) and IN he s,,ni. rHiin oi certainty IN
/ the purchase oil d freltvr uan,ter OF titl.l,'or
sd1tI,.z
Hboie Ticld,, $500 Quarters, si.2s
Haheg. g5o Eighths, o.
10 lie had, IN e." freolest variety otnuuhtrs
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GranN tnle A.ottery

BF MARY LAID pm. 8.
Tie wloia 'uzte enutllrfea - OsF pAT.
rrd vii positively take fare az tie Guy II
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EQUINE.

4 SMALL sum Of Money, on the road
V. leading from Lynehburg 10 Liberty 49,
The owncr can get itby applying to me, liy-
ing in Bedford, near Bnfk' s Ford, on otter,
aud paying the expense 81 this advertisements
ARCHIBALD WADE.
JI'y 7, lt'16
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TJlW GOODS.
&. 4. NorvcIl & W. II. s,ort

&, Il NorvcH & W. IL Morgan
> , EsPEC1fULl.E mfnrp thoi fiends
= aud customers tbnl thnr have received
from Nv York aud rbladtIrhin an elegant
"saorlmeni ol
4, plo AND Vancy Goods.
aud nro daily expecting further surpy
which will rrndcr ihci' assortment superior
to my ever offered IN this iaarkei The good,
wfrc - ccicd with grea, eve and nitro tons
aud they 1ttirr themselves viii some fattt =
lhey wcre bought principally NJ auction fot
Cdfh, which will cnh 10 them 10 sell NJ sub
prie"s ~ viii please all WHO my favor thqp
with caIi
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STOLE \ or noiotrnpm ally t,tpn fl6as
- the subScrln'r 10 o,>pn day tune, by
some person IT Fra't m. tagerut Amherst
court honse,) on H. 4th INIT Il NV hlacle
torr"d HAT, IN i very sbo, britn and
hsh cr""V, made Ivy jacob Jordan of
hyn'hbn's II lii bat a"s taken lhro'
mlstat9, me ON" who has It most by onw
lave Il. lcerncd hi, "rrer, snd III loso no
W." IN searching for ~ proper o@ner. =
b9H II On 'he contrary sua,r rogue shall
Jb,r laid bis hand on il, Il !, hopeh that
( this notice vii srfw IN deirri the rascal,
aud brfnG him L" T. bar Of ji,stir". Who.
"frr has HE above mentioned bat, will
! con6r favor 81 the snbeeriher by srndmg
! II u hiln IN Itpchhng, or lrafpG II III 10
| lafaystl, lon, "A aphrlqt court hnnsr.
The suhscriher worr 40 Old forred bat
hon" from Aglilcrsi court hoo4c, made ny
Nd 0nald Of Lynehha'g, which the own.
rr eau get On Application.
WA. y THOMPSON.
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