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HarlEard, LCon.l Fe1. 20, Ia17.

Mr. WIN. W. Potter, -.
Dear sur. have now but one bottld
OF Calholcon len. Apersen arrived '"s G.
vpning. who cant 60 miles since momln2.
for II bottles o; CatboIicoa. and would hafe
taken u, but | could not let him lave but
o. lie came expressly Tor The article. ana
saws that The person, who had used two bel.
ties, HIS bad " Aeer affection or eonsnmre-
on" 20 years and tina three of the family
are inyaijas, and have paid in ten Years, Tor
medical advice and medicine, Sl,3oO. lie
SAYS The person Who has used theiwo bottles,
pfpey found ann medicine 10 compare Wuh me
coyLoIicop. and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects it produced, number
ofthem sent the ahoye person to procure The
article. for various chronic diseases. The
oarson told me he would wait two day, II
he could procurc the two dozen. viii yon,
without fail, send me, or ii necessary. even
come vita few boxes Of me Cataolie"a -
Hartford, as fear delays will take place IA
New York and New Haven and as to be-
inc out Of the article, cannot think OF It.
lam, 10 haste, yours, &c ,,.,,
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n AMP n tIS9EED oll.--Nolter II. Mid
III dletpn, Las TINS das received a large laan.
uty Of superior Winter strained Lump OIL Al
50 Linseed IN, sPlrii lufpentne, White Lad,
- Juur -
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lpaia, fe5. %, lo2y.

c.. Phiialelphi7, .ioU, %, 1921
NJ. Ut am now, thanks II your medicine, a
I.uY man. For nearly SIX years | have
! martyr 10 "a disease. whose rava&eS
'--ned II mot soon stopped, 10 pat PERI
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in the United states,
n, Price 50 per bottle, Or $50 per dozen.
=. Printed directions are an the bottles.
w ". POTTER,
No. u South Ninth street, between 'hes.
ms and Market, opposite the Univers'y oil
Pennsylvania.
THE above Medicine for sale bv the subscri-
~ .ole AGENT for rae sales of Lynrhburg.
WALTER IT, MIDDLETON,
Oppose Post 0Rics-Lyaacb5@g,
Nav ! '
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p5jIa3elphia. June %, 1926.

This is to cer,ity, tlat la5errd nnder a
y.rg -. s,very Uiceraie! sore Throat a1d mouth
for inward, of year' and SO desperate that
-, ,.rl,,s,,rj nv caiina any thing Of hard
.,b.,ance,. took three bottles of Swain ;
panorea without any eject. In this slate.
t,o,rin, IF potter, Vegetable Gatholicon, |
i,,t racorr.e 10 il, aud by the use OF three
Tn,Ies nave been eltertually cured, II ha.,
,,a.n nn,vara, of eighteen months since
regse3 taking the medicine. and there IS no
appearance Of return q, ro,putNo
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fglR bfolrs Approved Anr,b il.ou, ril.

fRA a. biOlT's Approved AntrBilious rills,
= which Prevent aud cure all Bilious 'onr
administered ~ tine 10 remove The Bile from tn
stem ch. viii cuuuternct the causes which com.
monty prodor, iollo" o, 1.lious Fever. Ague o.
Fall irtels iliote thoic. ftpriaq Dyscnt,.-
~, Nonrs e,cl aud Foul stomach brdd Acne,
Loss OF Appetite, latulcnee, Epicpuc its Is
pafhunhiih, aud lltsterIcal Complaints, Seu
stomach, Heart Bum. y, snepsia or Indigestion.
~ They remove llnhttual fnsuvcnrss. Colds
and Coughs, Asthma suaoeuay Grasc, Ehra.
nati-u. Ganl Nrntsy ScolbuGr Blot hes, Inpu.
me Ia tho Blood. cinalc Complaints -.
\ further supply ., ,tc above rl'le tis d1y
received a thr suit cfihcts Drug aud Medicine
stone, prl,e - cents n box.
NAIlLR II MDpI ETON
Dec. :. 0pp1sd, Poa.qD'ce
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., Vegetable Calholiron,' wairh | ismedi-
aielS commenced using, and 10 my great sur
Prise its powers soon becane visible, by hcal.
ing up the Ulcers, rempylng my rains, Hne
restoring ny appetite ~ a lev Wesks--Hni /
sa4 alh confidence nat tae IA HI ruu a
lone has saved my lie.
w. \. HAMILTON.
| saw the above easc A. lfeti'ne he rnlef-
sd on tIe use ui NJ. rottr1te Ca'holicou,suo
can lcs'tty nat II Abs q Se#V severe an
seemingly homeless pnc=l ha-c scrn tn
@ams person within lew day,, an tound
him perfectly restored &C. health.
Ii. MNGRlKIE, NJ. u
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10 Ias evisteuce. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commenced ent. m,
omplaint at last got To such height that !
iuld not swallow without great pain aud
hficuliy. Tumofs formed ~ different par,
/ my body, aud bssan 10 think my sitsat'-
almost Desperate. The i've bottles of the
'athoiicon which haVe taken have com
.,letely cared N. and am nov Us well as
could wish TO be. WIN - thanks, | am You,
obliged humble servant, A..
GLOKGE KANE
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III. W ". Poitcr,
Sir hereby give yon statement al
nv ca,p, and you are AT liberty to use 1t "a ii.
~ manner YOU muv think proper.
About lpur years ago | became afflicted
viii complicated case Of Srrotp'a md
Eliic SrcHing during this period ! pi"eed
nssr,t under the cafe IT upwards OF eighteen
res3,rtdble physician, ia Boston, fnt'hnre,
Al.sny and this place, but Their prescriptions
.yrr, il; yin. NV arm became a#etss, the
how ioinl being very much enlarged, aud
so covered with ulcers, tbat my physician
iaaring ~ publication would take place, nd
rised ne tosgLmu 10 ampuattOH, bui this re-
lected. On Wy back here was an ulcer n
Iarle as the palm OF my hand, which became
20 1aintll thal ae-paired OF ever being re-
s,orcdl 10 neaiIu, or even getting relief. Ha-
,ilg seen similar case 10 any own which
a,as cured by your invaluable Caihoiicon, as
The last resort applied for il, and the happy
result is. from its aso about three months
an perfectly cured. JOHN III Aht
n. b. Al am about leaving the city, for
a, 10 the accuracy Of my CASE,
several gentlemen Of high respectabili'y moy
he referred 10.
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City Of Philadelphis, $.
George Kane, ii the district Of Southwark
personally appeared, and, being dnly sworn
10Th declart and ,av, that the ah6vr stat,
nent Is. il all resIacts, correct aud trne, ano
bat thu signature to il IS III the hand wri
ING OF this jepunen'.
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- sITTVT
Phit1aelp IA, My y, 1874.

CASE Samuel RAJ, stout, fu'' grown
=. I thirteen Near. "a az, ut a uealtby and
robust habit oi body, <hdc ~ mmiAG IN trr
pelaWafa, ssme nme IN lhc month 81 inrv,
1871, struck al> shin bnnc little helo" tbt
hnte, against boat no pain or IN pleasant
conseqneuces resulted latr, from Tor tue pace
nl week, When considerable inflammation
aud swelling eosHed. d. :. a Respectable
MUSICIAN ot the uei-4bornood ol Penn
meek, ) dem county New Jersey, where 81"
h'v resided, Vas ca,lea, and continued ht
dtention Tor lau years, during which INN
s. rev worse md wire, uuttl his ulcer WAS
seriously alarming, being OF orlnlan thai thu
'oss OF ii, leg Ms the aniy neans ol satin,
Ms lite. On the 3d lay oi Au-nst, laZl, ht
was pui Oh - course Of Poucr's kegelahlr
Catholicoo, aad by lis ,plr use Is oow con.
pleteiy restored. W. ". PUIlER.
Attest-S.fUUELR Rain
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9ss-a-~ - =
EXCESSIVE CRUELTY....A h.
dy 50 played upon the feeling of a
soune Gentleman who courted her, IS .
freak his heart, and he requested on be
DYING hhd, ihaf it MIGHT BIZ cmbalnet
md aiken Ia her rs his Is. off, md
without her being m1de previously
acqn inled with il. When brought "a
hm, she ssemed amazcd, but on &c, =
'nc'ing hclself, clled to her maid. ant
smiling sid, + my, take il up stare
and p,a"c II onmy toilette. 4 rant
pineasiioq.'
TIE BjFbopritk Of Os7dJnrg. This
BiShofrick, which WIS filled by the late
Duke Of York, is possessed by Catholics
and Prnicsiants plternntcly-thc Pro.
tcSi'nt u shop hcinr always member
al the House nfBrnnswi,k Lunenburp.
Tie Ring vii nov hRye TO select a
Catholic B'shop "a a successor Of his
brother, who was one of the biflerest
opponents he Catholics ever had.
We may do very good action, AMI
not be a GOOD mGh hnl we cannot do a
rr'y III, one, aud not be an III man.-~
JcGa IS NiseeHaatoUs Thoughts.
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:,t.iI .ol;
fhlr' P'"P' 80 - -. I,,;,....,
~ gu 1o5' aa,.,,,l :, ~, .,oar,nr ~
repa''''oh' u 'eO'.'' f'. .,,,
all diner eop''' ,' z.'n'l. VrGUo.Is -
klAr ~ syplITfi.#..,.'. ,.,.,#.,a..
d,ra',u - n il',f(rarlS
M MN. MISUNDERSTOOD , mems af rvrT>
L'' -, , fo,"
ae,S'' ~,',,.r;,o, bo,aIso heen nsal with
i"' CIV. variety of fs,l,u,oDy
s'''' Lts3.Lo. -, th., cs.a ,,,,go{,sa dt,{.
pi's"S' ,'I',., M, SIN H,',,,, t,otl INN
20 g, :" p,l;o,,s ,Iisesses oeaprple,. p,yp,,.
a. az tez,,i,,, an,n.,laiois u, fhd ,,or,or5
~ - "g i'b;j,t,. ,,,#a#,.ert,i,,# ,,,,as,
a." ..,,J L,,.,,.,,,.. a,,d IA. - f.nud
y ''' '.',' ,.,,,,,,l H. u ,,rilv,uo thr fiood
70 . 1"' r,,ejntiioa and should he IN.
:" s'.l,',' ,,#,.r,I qyJyyn}jro both ia,
''''oy I,J,lts2-hein. ,,..r..r,,}le 10 ti.#
nm" ','.',,a',,,i,Ia# AND +, .ra,.f,I corla4
.,,,.h Tin, i, The fit discovery
L,,,.t ~ mt, the stomach, traf
n'.,I ,,, l,n, l.. .irrd effect Of rnri - tht
L,;.,t, and di.tre..ity external Gt-z
~, go at nntrici,ns food, a,u tu,
asIs,,., .,v,c,tii,ns of ha.inrs,, arr NOT IL
,....,.,,'I h,lha CsthoUcnn anI usDrbp. =
t,.;,,, In. ,n,v,rofrr.tarlug 10Th Hsyh
t,n. md ofran,v.,ing aud uvl!nH1t,rg -.
,ar, ,,,r, of the system uriug llp proc 'ss q
s,i,rrninatinp disease, is illout = parallel.
rto fnl,oyin. Certificates ,iij Il : nrrsn-
nod satisfy the most incrednlon-, ot the pre-.
.m,,rni virtues OF the Catbohccn.
CERTIFICATES.
p,iy,,ygi,sia. tt5. 20th. }1-7
Al. W.. w pn,s.r
n,.e-ir-len months have new p.
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JAl2iS PIPER.

his is 10 certify, thnt / aatr seen the "A.
love Gdse, aud believe 1t IN he true altd cor
rect. WM.T. CARRIER.
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THOMAS



No. 46, South Saeef, Baltimore.
II As latei, commented the Importation OF
IL Plated, Steel, anil Tin'd saddiery, sueh as
Palent Spring and Fancy S,irrups
Plated and Steel iisidle-biss, of all kinds
Ladies Slipper ~stirrnfs (gcod).
Curb Chains and Martingsl Hooks;
Trunk Lacks and Trunk Handles,
PLACED and Steel BRIDE. buckles;
Brsss Trunk nails Buckskins,
Halter aud Trace Chaius.
Patent fire proof powder Fissks;
Patent Shot Chargers (syke's),
English bridle-leathers, dout . and singles
Girth and ssrslnlng Webs Whips, &c. &c.
As thesc Goods are bought in England from
the Manufacturers, at the lssOest Cash prices
persons dealing in the above articles. would
doubtless ~ svea by calling before they make
their purchases; added To which, the Importer
is a youas beginner IN this line OF business, and
is therefore, necessarily eompsaed, TO sell is,e.
in order 10 ensure customers.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keeps
constantly for safe, Wholesale aud Retail.
Saddles aud Brtlles. of all kinds;
Saddle bags Na.lses, Carpet.bags;
Harness. Trunks. &c SIC
nTOfde,s BY Mali or otherwise, attended to
with correctness and punetuslsy; aud Goods pus
as losY, as they ,vo,sld BE-, wers shs purchaser
present
Baltimore, Sept. 6 1897.
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M4RRIED,

In this place, on Ihursday evening last, BY
the Rev. DR.. Reynolds. Mr.. JAMES MOk
ROW, jr TO Miss LUCINDA NJ CHRISTIAN.
both of Frederick county.
On Saturday last. BY the Rev. DIR. Matthew VS.
DR.. JOHN QUiGLEY. of Shepherdstown, 70
Miss MARY ELVIRA VAN SWEARiNGEN.
daughter Of the late Thomas Van Swearingen,
Esq, of Jefferson county.
from the former. VT are pleased TO find that
the good old custom" has been attended to
The printer was not forgot. BY a fair hand, we
received a most splendid pound axe, NIGEL,
iced over. Whether this present was at che
suggestion of the Bride or the Brides maid, we
cannot ssy-but il at the former, we are II
hopes OF soon having it in our power to acknow
ledge a slmilAr favour from the latter.
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GRKENvlLLE. 6. C.l Der. 6.

More Gotd.-We have just seen a
small bar of very fine Gold, exceeding
in value one hundred and fifty dollars,
brought from Tiger river, in Spartan
burg, where Mr.. James II. Randolph is
now washing for this metal. This piece
of Cold was not found in one body. but
consists of several parcels melted into
one We sincerely wish Dir. Randolph
success in his enterprise, as we know OF
no gentleman more deserving OF ,pros-
pefity. -
An op eration was perfo' med lately on
the grandson of John ID. Brown. Esq in
South Carolina, TO extract from the
wind pipe a watermsllon seed, which
threatened suffocation. As soon as an
opening was made in the wind pipe, the
seed was ejec;sd By the air from the
lungs with great force, and %instantane-
GUS relief afforded to the little sufferer.
In a few days the child had recovered.
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~ANTfIACKsoN MEETING.

The Freeholders and Citizens of Berkeley
county, opposed TO the election of Gen. An.
drew Jackson to the Presidency. are reque.fd
to meet a, The Court-iiouse in Martinsburg, on
Monday the 18th of November nest.st 2 o'clock,
p. m. for the purpose of taking into eons'de.
ration The expedirncy Of sending delegates to
the Convention proposed to be held 10 Rich
mond on the second Tuesday in Janusry next.
for the purpose of nominating Electors whose
opinions shall coincide with our own. and to
adopt such other measures as may be deemed
exped,ent and proper for promoting your wish.
es in relation to tho approaching Pfesldea,ia
election. .M.2NY VOTERS
Oct 2S.
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[TALuABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

NJ OAb EhOEbhth EOn OAL6-
v Pin undersigned will offer for sale, at
Pubic faction. on the premises, on Friday the
9th day OF November next, that T.1LUfBLE
FIRM whereon he at present resides. in the
county of Berkeley; 1t contains two hundred
aud sixty acres, about one third OF il is in good
timber-the Improvements are comfortable
Also, a F.fR.H Of one hundred and one acres,
near Willianspert, on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac. about one third of thus tract is clear.
ed, the balance well timbered. Also, a LOT
near stephens Mil, containing FIVE acres, on
which are a comfortable Dwelling House and
Wagon makers Shop. Twill sell the two last
mentioned pieces Of property TO the highest
bidder, without reserve. aud upon accommo.
dating terms. I will also sell. without reserve,
several likely YOUNG NECR0ES, ali my
Stock, consisting OF Horses, Colts. Cows, Sheep
and Hogs; two good Wagons, Ploughs, ~iiarruws
and Farming Implements OF every description.
| am exceeding DESTROYS o. selling the whole OF
the above mentioned personal estate, as | intend
qoitting farming and wish al who arc disposed
TO purchase, to attend Tie sale. Tie terms will
be made accommodating.
JOHN 5. p0~RrERFiELD
October ISIS,
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NEGROES FOR SALE VIII be sold be.
~ fore The front door Of the court. house in
Martinsburg, on Monday the 18th day Of No.
yember next, (being the first day OF Nov. court, J
live Virginia born SLAVES, consisting OF a
Woman and her four children, Two so,s and
two Girls. The Womsn is twenty. four yetrs
old, very likely. and equal to any IN the state
as a house serysnt-lhe eldest boy turning Of
seven years. They viii be sold for Cash
JAMES HARRISON.
October 10.
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DUBLIC SALE Will be sold by public
/ vendue, on Friday the 9th of November
next, on the farm formerly belonging TO Simeon
Turner, deed one mile from HArdscraooie.
the following property, TO vii, Horses. Cows,
twenty head of Sheep. about thirty bead OF
Hogs: three excellent bar shear ploughs, three
double shovel p~loughs, Harrows, Farming I'M
~plemen,s OF all kinds, together with a number
Of articles, too tedious 10 mentions; also, i've
hundred bushels of Corn in the heap. which
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. about one
hundred bushels of oats, and , quantity OF Buck
Wheat. Terms made known on the day of sale
Sale to about 10 O'Clock, g m. and
due attendance given by
JOHN BOWERS. jun.
October 95,
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NHESSRS JOHN BARTLETT and JOHN
IV1 LAUBlNGER, Take .Nohee. That on Fri
day the "a day Of November next. at the house
Of John MarquaSt. Esq in the town OF Rush
VILE. Fairfield county, state Of Ohio, | shall, oy
virtue OF a commission from the Superior court
o, Chancery, at Winchester, Virginia iske inc
dispositions Of John Rutherford. El,zabeih Ruth
erford, and Andrew ~smith-vhich mean %
offer as evidence 10 a cause depending IN said
court, in which | am complainant, and you and
Others defendants.
GEORGE RUTHERFORD, .4dnr
Oct. 4, 1927. u barbara Aear8s'
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L STRAY iElFER- Found trespassing on
L. the farm Of the subscriber, three miles
from Msrunsburg, as an es ray, a pale red
HEIFER, supposed TO be about twenty months
old, has a white face and breast, marked with
a crop of her right ear, and a half under crop
off her left ear; appraised to six dollars. Tie
owner is requested 10 come prove property, pay
charges snd take her away.
Oct. Is. WILLIAM TABLER.
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YIRGLNLi-Bsrkeiey Count, Court, 10 rat:

VIRCLfLi-Bsrkeiep County Cart, to unit:
AUGUST TERn. 1897.
Jacob VanDoyen, Phebe Bennett, Garrett Voor-
hees and Elizabeth his wife, Isaac Vanasdsli
and Maria his wife. James e. kernev, Jacob
V ID. Kerney, Ricbard Garsrell and Maria, his
wife, Elizabeth Kerney, Margaret kerney ,
Susan Kerney and Cathsrine ksrney, the said
Jacob v. d., Elizabeth, Margaret Susan and
Caihsrine. infants suing by their next friend
Jacob Van Doren, PLAINTIFF,
Cornelius Yanasdall and Peter Vanasdal. exc
cutors and d~evisees Of John Vanssdali, dec.
Christian Van Dozen and Phebe his wife, Jo-
seph c. Hawkins and Mary his wife. Albert
ID. Brsnta and Hannah his wife. William Camp
bell and Cs,harine his wife, Philip Har.er
and Alley his wife. and William Currey and
Sarah his wife, being also devlsees OF the
SAID John Vanssdsll. decd. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
TTvHE defendants not having entered their sp-
peaysnce, and given security according 70
| the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this court,
and i, appearing 20 the satisfaction OF this Court
| that they are not inhabitants OF this siste-H -
Ordered. that the said defendants do appear
| here on the second Monday in November next,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that a
| copy of this order be forthwith Inserted for two
| months sue ,essively in the MartiasborgGazette
| and be posted at the door of the Court House
of this county
A Copy-Teste,
ID HUNTER, c.B c.
Aug. %. 1927
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TRUST s.LE.-ny virtue Of Deed of

TRUST SiLE.-By virtue OF Deed of
Il Trust, executed BY David Hunter to the
late John Baker. deed. and James L. Ransom.
as Trustees, Tor the purpose Of securing certain
deots therein mentioned, due from said Hunter
to James :. Lane, deco and to said Lane and
Baker rapsco,t, which deed bears date on the
esd day OF May, 1925. aud is now Of record in
the county court OF Berkeley, win be offered
for sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der, tor cash. on .ifsaiay the i2h day Of Me-
rcn5er merit. (being the first day Of Berkeley
November c0urt) between the hours OF eleven
IN The morning and four in the afternoon, before
The door 81 the c-urt house in Martinsburg. q
E3LU9BLE TR.fCT or LAND. containing
about three hundred acres with all the appur.
tenances theseunto belonging, lying in Berkeley
county, on the east side OF the opecknn and
about tour miles from Mariinsburg; and sdloin-
Ing the lands OF the late Henry Kroh, the hate
Richard Clsggett, George Tabler and others.
Such title will be conveyed TO the purchaser as
IS vested in tho surviving trustee by said deed.
JAMES l. HANSON, Spviuing Trustee.
September 2T.-ts.
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octoberls 10.

NJ EGROLs FOX SALE - For sale, Two like,
Nv y Virginia.born FEMALE SLAVES The
one about thirty six and the other nineteen
years of age. 1iiey are both healthy add nc.
eostomed 10 house work They will be sold
low, For further particulars, apply to the Edi-
tor Of the Gazette.
October IL
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Ga. w G

viii be done when the water will admit, for
the third log aud The siabs. it good timber
La,Es and small stuff, for The halt. ifpay mems
i. made N cash, The prices viii be reduced from
what has been charged | have pus the charg-
es tbs low, in hopes OF saving the loss and
,souble IA collections. IN addition 60 cash, I
vii, receive marketing and produce, IL deliver
I'd at the time, or before the Goods 10 taken
from the Mill
U3Undressed Cloths left at John r. Cookus'
Store, or A. humrckhouse's ia Shepherds
town, win be taken from there, and returned
when finished. Directions must be sent with
the Cloth. EDWARD A. Gibbs.
MaFtius5uye. October Att
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To Is PUBLIC

"A WANDERING poet (and. II is wished il
~ were not necessary TO add, a Wandering
vagsbond, named uMsER LINCOLN FAInFIID.
lately took u Hight, mot OF lmagination) from
iiarpers-ferry. Va. after having abused the
confidence OF several OF the citizens, and
having contracted sundry debts. Among the
debts left unpaid, IS bis boarding bill Tor nearly
= month (his wife and himself) viii. a widow Of
that place He had been teaching there Tor
several weeks, and bad collected, under the
plea which a temporary sickness gave INN, the
tuition money due for that period, and IN one
case a whole quarters pay in advance for two
scholars, During his whole peregrination 10 this
part OF the county, he exhibited n reckiesness
OF character, an unblushing extravaganza. and
an iEgratItode of conduct towards his benefsS.
tors, which esince an entire dereiietion OF prin.
cipie, and a heart unacceptable OF generous
Or honorable emotions. by means OF the test
moniais 9bich he had Obtained from a number
OF gentlemen who were sctuzled b, liberal ieoi
Ings towards hlm, be may take q further unpo-
etIcsi license. and Cause others to REMEMBER
his talent Tor deception. which Is not inferior
to his ID ient for composition.
In short, he Is lazy. ~ tempered. concei'cd.
ungrateiul and malignant, rs The undersigned
has good Cause to know. The loss Of more
than SO dollars by him will serve to show the
folly OF premasusely coniiding IN a man OF plAu.
siLle pre- tensions.
Ia order that those gentlemen who have mis-.
placed Their confidence. anu others who may
come within the theatre Of his vande rings, ma,
be aware OF bis real character, IT is deemed a
duty thus publicly 10 announce bin TO the
world. lest silence should be considered q part.
eipa'ion in his impositions.
JOHN s. GALLAHER.