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1DHE EPISCOPAL CIIURCH-Just recci-
we'd by the subscriber, a very able and
interestingpamphlet, entitled 4 cnHdd ErHmiRa-
h5aotibe Protestant Episcopal CtuUeh, IN tt0
Letters. 1t is said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused of late, andherc's some
thing ON the other side. Every body ought TO
mad this very ably written work since it is put
oat at the very low price of II u cents.
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Dec. II.
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1.-TWO hundred and seYenty-ive bottles Cold
v pressed American Castor Oil, just rcc'd by
- THOMAS J. DUFAL,
Ia. 40 Bank square.
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IaEW MUSlC-Ihe subscriber has the plea
nj cure of informing the ladies and gentlemen
n fynehbrg. that he has received direct from
p6iI,delphia. very valuable selection Of NEN
MISC. for the Piano-forte, German Flute. Ga
nm, L.. &c. all Of which he is determined to
sell very low. Abi'Ah H. Nohll.
limo II.
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CASH STORE.

ana > ,..,', have just opened a large
eyrrv i ..''ehia assortment ofncW GOODS Of
sill ,n f,..i' ''oh suitable 10 the season, which
}so. an a'., WORTHY Tie attention Of purchasers
. '''h ieN pats Mantle Glassc,,
,.t ANDREWS q BRO1nEGs.
cts
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Cornlsh's Remedy for the Piles.

Cornlsh's Remedy for the Piles.
VINE Medicine nov offered TO tn enblic
- is one which has been fully suhjecte
10 the intnlible test OF experience aud in e
very instance where il has been fairly tired,
il has ben attended with the most complete
success. Ia some ct tue cases, the patients
had been lahoriug under the disease Tor years,
aud during that period had received the hest
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. L is not dixie those usually nd
vertsed,) offered as 4 certain cure for long
catalogue of diseases, but those afflicted With
this complaint, for which alone il Is recon-.
mended, may rely with confidence upon oil.
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in a
short time aud they themselves are the best
Judges of the importance Of such remedy -
Price 50 cents per box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
The subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Nov ~
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90 Packages Of Fresh Drugs aud HsiiciHes.
RnHoMASJ. DUAL, has lately received
80 ooPaciages of Drugs aud Medicines, a.
m Il. IL :
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"a ,vsErD OIL.--l50 Gallons Linsced Oil
s~%J - THOMAS j. DuFAL.
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yr1OR SALE, q first rate Carpenter, apply At
IL this ofica. August H.
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-, H1 ~ elegant assortment of SOAPS, Farcy Walls
am perfumes, an assortment of Brushes, and
hwr,t prices.
Dec. Il.
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AGfEDlCAL REVIEW. by Jomes johnson, NJ.
&kA d. just received and for sale by
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Oct so. 30
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~ Ne gross Soda and half gross Seidlitz Pow
" ders, just received by
snr THOMAS ]. BUNAL.
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p
experience, could have accounted for
,hls strange change, or have iorelold n
resurrection to these hllehjed landscapes.
These scenes, which would have 81
solennly arrested the attention of the
stranger, are 50 common To us thu
theirswcet, moral influence is generally
lost, and the loud, admonitory preaching
Of the seasons unrrgardcd This change
OF So sons has IN important meaning in
the economy OF nature. II may mol ben
sufficient strength Of analogy To teach
The resurrection of the body; yet il
should certainly admonish Of lis death.
IL should cry in our ears uf dcntIl, judp-
meui aud eternity
The mind that has gathered no sol
emn reflection from the falling leaves.
can scarcely hope to enjoy the sublime
| pleasures Of winter. In The northern
and mountainous parts of our country,
where heavy SHOWS occasionally fall, The
winter scenery possesses an unchnhly
cnchantment. Thc pulc whitcncss of
/ the snow which covers the earth To n
rrcal depth, and which has iallen 50
quietly that it his loaded the branches
oi every ice and shrub, increasing
thcm lo enormous dimensions, Seuml-
he'd only by he limaslic shapes Of lis
dlapefy. The wilderness is strange
aud wild with his hoary maouheence,
aud The solitary man, who naycl through
toe forest It his seasons, shut out from
tie lamIlar scenes OF nature. may well
lhlak himself alone with his God.
Ii was noar the clos of one OF those
storms that deposit such avoIumo Of
snow on the earth, that a mlddled aged
man, IN one of the southern counties
of Vermont, seated himself at large
IRE IN log house. Hewas crossing TIM
Green Moaatain, from the western To
the eastern SIDE he had stopped al the
only dwelling OF muu III a distance 81
more than twenty niles, being the with
OF The parallel ranges Of gloomy noun.
talns hn was determined 10 reach his
dwelling, on The eastern side, thai daY.
In replylo a KIND invlallonto larfy IN
the house y not dare the horrots Of lie
increasing storm, he declared hat he
would 90, and the Almighty was not Il
bic 10 prevent him.
lis word werr heard above the howl
lng Of the trmpest He travelled iam
The moununn valley where he had res
ted over one ridge, and one more ln,rr-
Ncnrd between bm and his family.
The labor OF walking IN thu deep snoW
must have been arcti, As lis depth b.
c7me near The statue Of q mn SIT m
kept OH and had arrived wtIn few
yards OF the summit, from whence IL
could h'se hooked down upon bis dwell
ing. lie VS. near LARGE roc, pIrt.
supported by It, ruuk his bod} benz
Tor" a, and his chastity, intent feaures
told he subbofauc,, 81 hls purpose 10
oNerpass In 1.-THE cmncuce. ! he Al
mighty h. prevented hm the cur
rents Of lie lie blood VI . frozen. For
more tlu jAiay years thal tree ha>
stood ~ tho sollary read, scored TO tie
branches win names, letters, and hero
glyIIjc, Of death to warn lhe traveller
th@ he ifod oyer spot offcarful inter
est.
Rew- iori Poiice ToN AND Jrnny
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LIST OF DELEGATES

ID TIE
ANTI-JACKS SON CONVENTION IN IAN.
.il6emdrLs --Jonsthsn boucher Carr, Col
William Woods Col. Thomas Wood. DR.. Hsr.
din Massie, and Robert S. Brooke.
Berkeley Gen Elisha Boyd, Capt. loci
Ward, Capt Levi Henshaw, Philip c Pendle.
ton, David Holmes Conrad, DIR Thomas Davis,
Thomas VI. Colston, and Col. Edward Coston
Ohio.-S II, Fitzhugh and John Psrriot.
Franklin Rober T Woods Norborne M
Tal'sferro, and Judge Fleming Saunders.
Cdmp6eH-Ssmuel Panniil, Alexander s. Hen.
~, George W. Nelson, Esq.
Norfolk Beroagh--Dr. John French, Joseph
II. Robertson, Jno. Myers, & Archibald Taylor
CGrsAne--Lawrence Bat,aiie, Robert Corhin
Wilson Alien. DIR. p. Robb, and Captain James
Madison
Louisa-Frederick Harris, James Niche,
L"cian Minor, and Dir. Joseph w. Pendleton.
H4slsver--Cspt. James Underwood, Capt
John Ihormon. and Lewis B. rkeley esq.
acknowledgement Johnson, Archibald Stu.
art. Robert Psrerheld, Chas A. Stuart, John
Wyatt, aud l.. Waddell, esq.
SpOitsytuana-Judge Francis T. Brooke, Col
Hugh Merce,.
Sta6ord-Hsncock Eus;ace, COL Enoch
Mason, VIM c. Beale.
Lancas'sr--Col. John Glowing, Maj. Add
son Hall.
Loudous---Col. VIM. Eilzey, Cuthbers Pow
ell, SAM Dawson, Jno. Janney, Richd IA. Lee,
Jas McIlhsney
Jefferson Thomas Grisgs, jr. Daniel Nor
gan, Col Jas. Hite, Bushrod C. Washington,
Col Benz. Davenport, Capt. James Shirley,
and Carver Willis, esq.
CGmpbeH--Fortunatus Sydnor, Patrick II.
Csbel.
City Of Rishmond--Rev. John Kerr, Chap
man johnson. Daniel Call.
HenTcO--Wm b. Randolph. Dr. SAM. Plea.
SAINTS, Jesse Snesd, VIM. Burton.
Richmond Counfy--Col. Moore F. Brocken.
bFough, and Col. Philip A. Rramham.
Lee Col John d sharp.
FTederick-Gen. Josiah Lockhar, Obed
Wane, MAJOR Seth Mason, Wm. b. Page.
Richard NJ Barton, John w. Page, and Alfred
IL. Powell, esq.
King George-Austin Smith and Needham L
Washington.
Chesterfeld-John Archer, Richard Gregory,
Peter F.. Smith and Abraham s. Woodbridge.
observation-disclosures Dorman, esq. Col
Samuel McD. Reid. John F. Caru,hers esq
and DR.. Robert X Barton.
Kanavho Col Joseph Lowell. Joseph l..
Fry, James C. Mcfarland. ana Lewis RuifneE,
esq. and Or. Daniel Smith.
Hampshi,e-Samuel Kercheval, jr Samuel
Cockerlii, Christopher Heisksil, and Thomas
Csrsksden, esq.
.NortoH County Gen Robert B. Taylor, j.
A. Chandler, esq. Capt A. Emmerson. and
DIR. Samuel Niies
Pesers5urg-Robt. Boiling, Robt Birchett,
M B. Pni>borough. and Lewis Mabry, esq
K,ng and Qsaeen.--Charles Hill, Robert Pol.
lard, William Temple, Robert M. Spencer, and
Col. William Garrett.
.NschOLas--Jsmes e. Warren. sen Robert Kel.
ley, and jas McNilllon.
Shenandoah William SteenbsrgeD, Jr Jas:
and Isaac Miller.
IN m
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borrowing We have frequently
frowned when the following question
has been put to us by the newspaper
borrowing gentry: viii you Lend me
your las, paperf I only want to read it,
Now, what in creation do such folks
think that newspapers are printed for,
except to read--and il they want them
to read, why don't they Pay for them,
and thus remunerate the printer9 A
man might with the same propriety, 60
10 a baker and say, "Sir, won't you lend
me loaf OF bread! only want to eatit'i
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Washington Ci!u. Nor. 81.

H4SdaHSe0" Jt&Ys sNOtt 81.
The approach Of the Session Of I
new Congress is indicated by the arr
val of Members of Congress from the
most distant parts of the Union. We
have already announced Que of them
since which we have heard Of others
The following are those who are known
to be now in this city.
Ssnat0rs.-Mr. BOaiigny and Mr.
Johnston, of Louisiana, Mr.. Smith, oil
South Carolina, and Sir. Barton, oil
Missouri.
Representatives MIR. Wingatc, oil
Maine, Mr. Vaynum, Of Massachusetts
AR, Bake, Of Indiana, MIR. .MKes,
and Dir. 0wsn Of Alabama; and Mr.
SaiCysr, of North Carolina. Mr. Brent,
Of Louisiana, If not here, is IN the
neighborhood.
From these arrivals, we anticipate a
very full assembly on the FIRST DAY OF
the session, which opens on the 6rst
Monday in the next month. We trust
tina; The labors of the new Congress will
rebound to the honour ond interest of
the country,--.Nai Int
A few days more, and the Twentieth
Congress will commence its labors
within the walls of the Capitol. Look
ing back to the history OF the last Con.
gress, we are almost discouraged from
attempting any estimate Of the business
which may be executed by the next.
Composed, in great degree, of the
same materials; possessing the same
views; animated by the same spirit, we
have too much reason Ia fear, that like
its predecessor, the new Congress may
obtain more celebrity foi words than
for works; and instead Of an exhibition
of harmonious co operation in the dis
pensaiion OF justice, and the adoption
OF wise and liberal measures for the
promotion Of the common good, pre-
sent to us only a repetition Of those
scenes Of discord, and those harrassing
and undignifed chickering's. which so
emphaticaily testify OF human infirmity.
1t will afford us great pleasure to find
that these approximations and suspicious
are unjust; and that the dictates Of par
~ animosity aud the impulse Of person
al ambition, are less attended TO than
the obligations Of public duty, and the
claims of disin'e,ested patriotism.
We anticipate some qualification from
the perusal of the Presidents Message,
and its accompanying documents: for
we believe that the financial develope
ments will be of character to disap.
point the expectations, and faIsify the
predictions of some Of those dealers in
figures who have attempted TO convince
the people thatihe course of the present
Administration has led to the Gripping
of our commerce and the exhaustion OF
the treasury.-Naf Jour
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Nov. %


DUbl.it StLh.--WlIl b. sid 81 pubiss en-
due, at the residence ct the subscriber. ncar
the head Of Tcscarors creek, on Wednesday
The 12th day OF December next, oil If her stock,
consisting of Horses, Cows Hogs and sheepi
Farming Implements Of all kiads. one Road
Wagon and four sets If Gears, a Wheat Fan
nearly new; Household and Kitchen Furniture
OF every description. good Clock aud Case,
together with a variety OF other articles not
necessary to par,icalarize. Nine months credit
will be given on all sums over three dollars, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security;
under that sum Cash. The sale to commence
early in the the dsy.
ut the same time and place,
win be offered Tor Rent, to the highest bidder,
during the lifetime Of the subscriber, her
Farm now in good order. Ii will be rent
ed for m onied rent.
EiLz ,BETH EAKIN. sen.
Nov PTS
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AND FOX SALE. The heirs Of samue

l AND FOR SALE. The heirs Of Samuel
IL Parker. deceased, offer for sale, The
Tract or LIND, late the property OF SAID
decd lying in the county Of Berkeley, one
mile from the Falling Waters, and adjoining The
lands OF Philip G. Pendleton, W iliam Lewis.
Henry hyers Arrhihsld Shearer and others.
containing enc hundred and forty.seven acres
OF good slate land; .boui the one half is clothed
IN timber; the open land in good state Of cul.
tiv2sion--ihe Improvements comfortable. II is
deem d unnecessary 20 give further descrip.
ton, as any person disposed to purchase, will
doubtless first view the same, which will be
shown on application TO the subscriber, and
teams made known.
Nov 2o--ffs JACOB nAsORE
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AND roR sALE.-The subscriber wish,

MD FOX oAIE ne subscriber wishes
- to sell, the Farm on which be at pre-
sent resides. lying in the county Of Morgan, on
the Big Caeaphon, eleven miles from the town
OF Bath, the county town This farm contains
upwards of eight hundred acres. a considerable
portion Of frs, rate bottom, and upwards OF Ave
hundred acres tillsbeL The improvements are
large two story Stone Dwelling House, sixty
by thirty feet, well finished. Kitchen, smoke
House, a good Barn. Stables, together With .
number II necessary out buildings; q good
GRTST .pfILL, double SAN sfILL, having
two saws under one roof, three good orc ards
containing upwards of fivehundred bearing tree .
This land will be sold low and on accommods
ting terms. For further particulars. apply Il
the Editor Of the Martinsburg Gazette. or a
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUsDALL.
Sept ---tf
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II AND FOR SALE THE subscriber offers
IL for sale her TRACT OF LAND, k,ng
on the head of Tuscstora REX, being the one
fourth OF the original tract belonging 10 The
late Robert Eakin, deed. his lard 10 we'll
adapted TO Whes, and other small grain, ard 10
now in high state of cuitivsti,o--s proportion.
ale part well clothed with timber For terms
a. d further particulars, apply 70 the subserber
living on the place
ELIZABETH EAKIN, jus.
Mo 90
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DUnLIc SIZE Oh rhnrslsy the lsth dsy

DUBLiC SALE On Thursday the 18th day
of December next, viii be exposed 10
public sale, AZ the late residence e. George
rsbier, sen. deed, on opeckon, all of his
personal estate, consisting OF Horses, Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheep; Farming impie mems Of eve
ny description, one Road Wagon, me Pianta.
ton do, one Nheat Fan, Cutting lBpx, Apple
Mill and cidev press, one Carfysli and Har-
ness; wheat, RYE and Corn hy The bushei,
Grs'n IN the ground, qaant'ly Of srssooed
Cherry Plank; Household and X chen Furni-
iure of all kinds, such as Feathef Btds, Red.
stesds and Redding, one Desk, Tables Chairs
one eigh, day Clock, one ten plate Stove, one
six-plate ditto; set OF tsiaeksmiihs' Toos; .
Weaser's Loom and Tsekhng; one Copper
still and Tubs, together with number Of ar.
tcl,s too tetllons 70 menllnn. Alsn. tnnrteen
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mkssRs. GALss & SEATox; As friends "a
Jnsuce, hope you viii CO operate with me in
Pu'uHS tue public on their guard against the
expectations and impos,ions of a man now
travelling shout the country, at one time calling
himself WIN. Hill. OF Balumare county. Md
a. another time, James Huston, of Richmond
va. He gains access 30, and ACQUIRES he con
hden1e OF, strangers, by showing several letters
OF Recommendation (supposed 10 be forgcdl
rom gentlemen of the frss respectabI6ty in
baltimore and elsewhere. state TO the public
.he following facts: William Hill, alias lanes
Huston, came TO this place. (Martinsours', :, un
usr pretence OF obtaining a Female school.
s"1 oy means oil those reeommeadAtory letters,
nae encouragement, he staid sevsn or eight
DAYS, and tor preiexts when afterwards proy.
Gu 20 DC taiss, took the stage for Boonsborough,
promising to return tie next day. He started
on Friday, the 9th instant. Saturday evening
following, missed from nv desk two pocket
oooEs; one silk purse, striped blue and yellow.
ana par OF green speetacles. silver frame
"itll Sso OF the Valley Bank, and $40 in sill
yer, suspicion fell on Hi, (Which name he
nad used while here,) for be used TO sit in the
room IN which the desk stood. These susni
Cons were further strengthened and confirmed
oy ms not returning at the time appointed not
having paid his board, or sent Tor his clothing
since, and by his having told several stores
wen calculated tolull suspicion. which s,orie.
have all turned out to he false. he came 10
Mar,insburg on foot; but went away in the
stage, and Told the driver that he was going TO
Princeton, New Jersey, aud had plenty OF
money.
Sunday morning the 1l,h, he introduced
himself TO James p. Ersklne. merchant OF this
place, at Mr. Husseys, IN Baltimore, by the
~ ANA
person as Hill. appears from the fact, that he
related several anecdotes which Hill used TO
tell; SAID he knew many persons, and menton
ed their names, 10 Msrtinsburg, who never
Knew James Huston, but who knew VIM Hill;
described many occurrences in which HIN was
Known to be concerned; and had with him
green spectaces, which MIR. Y. saw. Mr.. r
, supposng him 10 be what he appeared to be,
suffered him to ride IN his barouche from Bal
tmore to Washington CITY At Browns Hotel,
he thought proper TO assume another name,
Markley, and left that place before day mex,
| morning.
Said Hill, alias Huston, alias Markley, then
had on surtout which reached very low, or a
| irock coat Of blue colour, a fur cap He has
| a hight complexion, broad face, and light blue
eyes, is about feet 10 inches high, aud is sup
| posed to be about 5yea. old.
| Aeuis respectfully,
ALMoN ORWELL.
.HarfinsbnTs, Va. NOT. 10, 1927.
b. forgot TO mention that there were SO.
veral bonds and promissory noses, to the amount
of or 5000 dollars.
In order to satisfy the Editors of the InteIl-
gencer of the truth of the above statement, We
the subscribers certify our belief Of the su,h
OF the facts contained in it, and our knowledge
of parts OF them.
ALEX. COOPER,
JAMES p. EaSKINE,
JAMES BROWN
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NOTICE AL persons having claims against
4 the estate ot George Tabler, dec q are
invited to bring them forward legally au,hensi-
Gated for settlement, and all those indeb' ed TO
the said estate are requested to mske immcdi-
ave payment as no Indulgence whatever, will be
given. HENRY rABLER, 49,
CHRISTIAN TALLER, US
Nov 90 St.
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DIED.

On Saturday last. at the residence of his fa-
Their in Williamsport, Mr.. John s. TOssson. OF
Washington county, Maryland.
On Sunday night last, Ms, Sally Sp,,gg', oil
this place, in the 8Sth year Of her age.
On Monday evening last. Mr.. Same! .N1ehois
highl, res lectAble farmer of ,his county
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DLANK-We have quantity Of Pine Plank
Il for sale, from 10 II inches thick---also.
Pine Plastsring iaths q and 4, feet long.
BAKER rApScOIr, & Co.
shepherdstown, July ).
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KESrUeKH.-air. Calhoun, the administration
candidate, has been elected in the Breeken-
ridge distinct, to supply he vacancy in Con.
gress, occasoned by the death Of DR.. Young.
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CAUTIoN.--th cubic are hereby cautlon-
~ ed agains, trusting jeremiah Davis on my
account, as be isno longer in the employ Of
the subscriber.
ELIZABETH EAKIN, sen,
Nov, 22.--3l.
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Attention Rlflemen.

MEET at McClesry's Hetei on Saturday
lNk the Sth December, for the purpose of e
leeting officers. Punctual attendance is requis
ed. BY order OF Col Gregory,
EDMUND Z, HUNTER, o. S.
NoY. %.
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From The Cam5ndgs Gazette.

We respectfully solicit q translstion OF the
following words. The language, although often
used IN our country is very much neglected.
We will give receipt for all srrearsges to any
of our subscribers who will explain them in q
manner satisfactorily 10 US:
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vlRGlNIA STATE LOTTERY, No. 10,
IN draw al Richmond. Deeemher u. 1897.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
SUuBER Two,
viii be drawn in the City of Washington, De-
cember 18th, 1927.
SCHEME:
10000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
5000 Dollars j ,225 Dollars
S Of 1000 Dollars S of 900 Dollars
10 of $500. 20 Of Si50, 40 Of 600. 81 o
$50, 81 Of 80, 81 OF $50 81 OF $40, i01
of $50, l53 Of 800, 1876 OF $40, and IL AS
prizes Of IS. Tickets IS.
MARYLAND
GRANDssTArE LOTTERY. Mo-,
will draw in Baltimore on he 18th Dec. 1877
Only 10000 Tiekes.
HANDSOME SCHE.AE:
| 10000 Dolls. 5000 Dolls.
5000 Dolls. 1000 Dolls.
100 Dolls 80 Of 500 Dolls.
| 10 Of Sl00; 20of so; 50 Of 20; 100 of s.
aud 5000 of a. Tickets IS.
| Tickets and Shares in the above loteries in q
lyariety OF numbers to be had a. the cffice OF
s. s VI. ALLEN, & Co.
Pensgfvonia ylreiuae. Washington Citys
Where h. lately been disnbui ed many VET
liable pr,zes; and where all letters ordering
I,iekeis. v.i meet With prompt attention il ad
ldressel ~ above.
Nov. p,
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2'frgtnla=bor,r @lanfs,

Men, Women, Boys and slrs Nns months
credit will De gwen all sums ovc' FIVE dollars,
The purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
cariiy, under that sum the cash must be paid.
The sale viii commence at 9 o'clock, and con-
tinue from day TO day until all is sold, aud due
attendance given by the
the EXECUTORS,
Nov 22---ts
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FOR SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN, about thirty FIVE years
Of age and healthy. She is 6rst.rate Cook,
Washer and Ironer. For further particulars
apply 10 the Editor of this paper.
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.Etrat lotteries.

NEw-YoRK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
NUMBER TIN,
will draw on the 28th of November, 1927.