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CohhuNlCATED.
AT meeting Of the friends o the present Ad.
mmIsratlon al LeeSyille, on Saturday the lOh
dav OF November, 1927. TO express their diSap.
probation. of the election OF Cen Andrew Jack
son 10 the Presidency oil the United States, and
To devise means 10 prevent such an event, Col.
David W ouarles was called 10 the chair. and
Stephen Terry q james {. Anderson appointed
Secretaries.
Inc onlec's OF the meeting were briefly ad-
ver,ed to by Capl Abrer +. Galloway: and
on molten of Jeremiah l.. Anderson. "A comn,,,s.
oftour persons was appointed by the chair. f.
prepare aud reporI preamble and resoluIions
in fnf'heranee ot'hs object, OF the meeting, con
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v5r.-r xTIrza y5in Tscss
.l,e.,.- nssS,a Jolsn Nfisrs
Int45ihNA--z
RsHsul l.. Sfefa Ee"ata LisipgAfeA
Uenry II. Guilty
INDIANA
.Tbo,nss II blake Oliver u sni,A
Jonsthan Jennings
MlssisslPPI-l
William Halle
1LLiNOls-i
Joseph Duncan
ALABAMA
Gahfidr Moore John NJ Nee
George w Oarn
NISsOTkl-l.
- fnnud Bates
DELEGATES.
ARK Ans As--llenfy W Conway
MfCmG AN--Assnn l. Wing
FLORIDA-Jpscph VI White
NV mcnbers -. Mcmtefs u a previous Con
gfess, bul not of the Lat
Doms,iit Namfdrfure.--A few practical H.
Illustrations dedaeed from facts, are worth bush
ri nC TROPICS nd figures IN support OF the policy
manufactures. The United states
Gazette supplies lhc following
"A friend, who rarely suffers any thing wo'
thv of observation 10 pass unnouced. observes
that having occasion to purchase piece OF
coarse muslin n few DAYS since, he had the
curiosity 10 have il carefully measured weigh
ed there we're IN It ~ yards, and 1t weighed =
tbs
The whole cost, ~ yds rl2 IL ~ %
Coa OF / lbs raw cotton. al u l-2 %
81 90
I, follows then, thai ifthe cotton had bern sent
10 Europe ~ he manufactured, The country would
have received only fifty cents OF the four dollars
pad fpl the whole
1hisyraf, the amoun, Of raw cotton used ia
this country viii be almost 900 900 bales Of 800
Ia cach-600o0 900 lbs. 1his exported NJ
r y cents per III amounts Ia Sd0oo,ep; but
manufactured Al home, even IN the eoatse article
mentioned above, It amouHts 10 300, 400 900
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GEN. JACKSON


THIS gentleman has been before the public five
or siN years n a candidate for the presidential
char. During tins time the very natural qucs.
nnn has often been asked. What are his uuafca.
tons for that high office We knaw that he has
been brave soldier and successful general but
"hit are the qualities Which ht him for the high
est office in the world 10 thi, question an
important, satisfactory solution has never been
given,
Is he a man of great talents lie saved New
Orleans
is he man ofeItensise learning He saved
New Orleans.
lsshe st atrsmhn of great political expert
ence, we'll verSed in international law He saved
Nrw Orleans.
lie has been been a lawyer---a Judge Of the SUI
fremc court "a mcmber Of the convention which
prmed the constitution of lrnnrssre-twice a
-nted States scnaior--and governor of To-
tiia.
live follow him through all these offices we
I'd nothing which shows him to possess ,aIen,
Or / nrning, 10 be >tateman
Show US his speerhcs which carry with them
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15

Mr. Clay is very bad man. Pr, Of Nj
Buchanan's asking Gen Jackson whether he in.
tended to appoint Mr.. Adams Secrctar, OF tate
AOrridgtcOcb JoHrnnL
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DOMESTIC.

Txeu,rta Coneress--i,, 5 rssIon-
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lis asceriained that Sneison. who abscondcd
from Petersburg, was al Troy the day after lc
was seen IN the CITY Of New York, aud proceed
ed thence for Canada. lie exchanged POE dol
lars ofhs bills at Troy fa' gold
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15

MIR. GAILArlE, our Minister TO the Court Of
Great Britain. IS to return 20 The Unite States.
With his faulty, IN the ship Silsanus-jcnlius.
which ~ns to sail from Liverpool Oc,. 3, Ion \.
York.
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From me Sciolo ohio Ga,ette.

AREAL HtRolrE -
We extract thu following precious article from
he Germantown GseeYe--a paper published in
Montgomery county, IN this state
Sui will support the cause of GENER
Al JACKSON in the Legislature at their ncxr
session, II the people of tins county thinks me
worthy, for SIXTY TWO CENTS AND A
HALE, per day.
GEORGE HAFFNER"
INV, the above Is fan sample of genuine
Jackso'usm Friend George is anxious TO 90 to
he AsscmbIy--nu fbr thu purpose OF assisting
IN the ORDINARY business Of legislation but in or
dor 10 support he cause Of General Jackson
and tins he is willing to do for the pitiance OF
sirig fir0 and Il halt crnis per dngn What
astonishing patriotism what wonderful self.dc-
mai, Is exhibited by this modern FAuRIcus
lie ca1c' not toi noneV--not he but consents
To spend the whole winter AT Columbus aud roar
Ton "Old Hickory with all hi, might for inst
as much ol " ihc mammon Of uurighteousnesS'
MS vii suffice 10 keep soul and body together
but. II the dHintrrestedncss aud political integ-
lily OF this Icouid be Legislator excites our al
mlralion, how shall We sufficiently express the
indignation which must swell the bosom of eve
~ yirtuons man. when he shall learn that the
ctlzens OF Montgomery county have neg lcctedt to
aVall themselves oi IN" pure and patriotic scrvi-
ccs of the illu''rloaS llAFfNER What bind,
ness whit mciIdale Snpldit, to reject man
who will support The cause of Gen JAcKsoN'
for SIXTY two ccnts and a hall per day, and A.
the same tlmr choose others who will neither
support the Hero. nor tai one cent less than
Three Dollars This ~ norse than ,n1ning: It
is downright ien,0n and should subject those
who have been guilty Of II 10 punishment, either
under the " second Hc'i0u' or under SOME other
law equally ictu undfl stood
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Raltigh IN c. } Nor We are informed
thnta singular uial took place AT the late term
Of the Superior Conit Of BurkeC unity. \ man
Who Is estimated 10 he worth mo huHdred thou
aYtd dollars. was die ed for the crime u for-
gerry and so conclusive was thr ey denCe that
the Jury convicted him. What is still more ~.
mnrknbe the amount which tins individual who
has thus made sipwreck Of his reputation. rx-
pected 10 gain was only thirty dollars. lie has
appealed 10 The Supreme Court,
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TIE EIEC ION.

Nm York, h0p. s,-Tbe Polls closed last eve
mug after a -eVere Contest, and resulted IA the
election Of The JacIeson ticket by considerable
ma 4riiy, Rising 2oGD votes were pollcd--a
greater number than were ever poed before az
an election IN this cny.
We shall pihIish Ii,e official canvass shortly,
accompanied with ,hch remarks rs We shall deem
suitable 10 the occasion. Every engine wac set
IN motion by ON opponents aud every means
used to force their ticker through. Ado.
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LIST OF MEMBERS
offbe Seaate and ifosst At Reptesea-
fotires af the United Stairs.

y1rfb, Ssoafe and if0sse ef ReprcseR
futures ~ the United Stairs.
SENATE.
MAINE.
r,,, ch,.s,e. .Ab,oa X. Paris
NEw-uANPstlRE
xs.r,,,.I R,1 Lew Nuadbufy
~ MASSACHUSETTS
Nathaa4tl sillshee sDaniri webster
CONNECTICUT.
.s.m.el A Foo, Calvin Wiley
nn0DEisLAND.
Nehemiah \. KNIGHT Asher Robblns
VERMONT
n,,,lley chss, Hofatio seymour
NEw-YoRg.
w.,,;o Va. gn,ro Nathan Sanford
NEW JERSEY
n,hio, n,rlerssn Ephfsim Batemsn
PENNSYLVANIA.
WILLIAM Marks isaac ID Barnard
DELAWARE.
.Loui. MLans Heory NJ. RidgcIe,
MARYLAND
Samuel Smith Lheh'el Chambers
VIRGINIA.
Nv Tasewel John Tyler
NoRTnC ABoL1NA
John Broaeh Nalhaefi ha'on
SOUTH { ARoLINA
William Smith Robert ilasns
CIOKGlA
], MPberson Beruen Thomas 1oob
KENTUCKY.
Richard NJ johnson John Rowaa
TENNESSEE.
.yohn II Eaton Hugh L. White
ONO
William n. Harrison Benjamin nuggles
LOUISIANA.
Dominique Boulle"g JOSIAH S. Johnston
INDIANA.
William Hendricks James Noble
MISSISSIPPI
Thomas II. Williams powhainu Ellis
ILLINOIS
FIia,E. Kane Jesse y Thomas
ALABAMA
Henry Chambers William H. King
MISSOURI
David Barton Thomas H. benton
.aAFfuNs NJ. BtfD I=zENTATIEEg
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bTftHtfIHt { .. {. J Ut o.
MoRE Gotp.-We have joa seen small bar
Of scis I'm gold, exceeding IN value one nun
drrd and ftN dollars, brought from Tiger river
IN 5pattsnbuiF, where Mr. james II Randolph
Is nov washing tol til. metal This plrce OF
gold was not found IA one body, bur consists of
several parcels melted INTO one We sincerely
wish Mr. Randolph success ln his enterprize,
as We know Of no gentleman more deserving Of
prosperity.
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spectipg the affairs Of Portugal. The
particulars have not been divuIged."
RUSSIA-The advices from Odessa
state that the Russians had fought seve.
raj battles with tue Persians: but aiiho'
in all these engagements, the advan,a-
ges were on The side oil bis Imperial Ma
jesty, yet in each succeeding action the
bravery OF the Persians was more con-
spicuous. and the farther the invaders
proceeded, the more certain was consi-
dersd their destruction.
Twostsge coaches were lately stop
ped and robbed at Benicastle, on the
road IRON Valencia to Barcelona. The
first was escorted by two men. armed,
one Of whom with bis horse, was killed
on the spot The conductor OF the o.
Their received twenty two slabs, which
have since proved mortal. The postil-
lion was also left dead on the spot, and
the travellers all plllsged.
The following is an extract from a
letter from Mr.. Orlando, one of the late
Creek Deputies, to member Of Par.
lament in London, dated Marseills,
October 81, from which it appears.
that according to the Last accounts re.
|ceived. that the prospects OF the Greeks
were assuming favorable aspect
THE news from Greece is, in every
respect, of more favorable nature than
heretofore. Letters, which | received
yesterday, bearing date 29th Sept. stale
that the Turkish 6eet was al Mytilene;
that OF the Greeks at samos, which
place the former have endeayored to
possess themselves OF, but have been
successfully repused. They may now
be considered In a state of inactivity -
quite hors de bciaills. La reference to
ibrahim Pacha, he is represented to be
in similar situations: his father has re-
,nitied hin, stores and provisions for this
year, but was totally unable to supply
him with his most important want
namely, troops. Our hopes are, con-
sequsntly. in same measure, flattering;
General Boyer, with about twenty Of
his officers, have arrived here, they are,
for tho present, al the Lazaret. | also
find that one of the steam vessels, the
Perseverance,, with Captain Hastings,
had arrived at Napoli di Romania. -
Upon the whole, fortune at present
smiles upon us; and should she still be
propitious in our behalf, thisye will,
in all probability, restore liberty and
Independence to Greece"
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La Motifs Cough Drops.
VaLU ABLE MfDI ISE
For COUGHS. ConsInpIipns. u .3sihmas

VALUABLE MIDI I~E
For Coughs, Cons,tmpiibns, Y 1s'hmas
THIS EIxeris offered tn the public as pos.
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presen, p .evailng disorders OF the breast and
hogs. lepdins TO consumption. Timely Use
of,hese DROPS nav be considered a certain ere
~ nos' cases or Common Coijs Capvls, hfn
ana H,obmg Czech PaiH III The SIDE, Ds9i.n'
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blity, and IN Sp4smodic asthma II IS singuisriy
efcacious phfcculaT attention 10 the Nv
rect,ous accompanying each bottle IS necessa.
ry.
The following c, -tifcstes from respectable
gentlemen, phy Sicsns and surge ons, are Sub.
TONED, 20 show thst his Composition IS one
which Meiical men are disposed to regard al
efficacous anil WORTHY of public patronage.
HAVING exa,nin, 4 she composition of La
.Af0tfs Cough Drops, improved, we have no he
STATION in ,ding them TO the pubic,
NJ being we'll adapted To those cases Of disease
Tor which they re commended
Doctors Jos,rHAs Doas, Albany. Dec. 4.h,
1924: JAMES Pos T, uf white creek. Feb.
14h. 1875 WATSON SUMNER, OF lam
bridge Feb. 20tfl. 1925; SeLoMos DEAN,
of Jackson, January, IS. 1925
Extract Of u letter from hs Rev. Ebenexer Harris
lam pleased with this opportunity Of relating
o few facts which may serve in Commentator
of your excellent Cough Drops, For ten years
was sffl cted with puimonsry complaints
nv cough was sewers, appetite weak, and
strength falling | ustal many popular med
zines, but onle found. Temporary r-hef, until by
a continued use of your valuable Dro9s, have
been blessed with such perfect health as to rem
der further means unnecessary
EbasNEZER HARRIs,
Salem, N Y. Jah. IL, 1925.
.Heses. Crssby's--i isaye tor Is years been
troubled with an affection of the breast aud
lungs. attended with a severe cough, pain ~
the side, and difficulty { breathing; and in the
fall of 1925, became so much reduced. that
nv life was despsired Of. and received no vi
sible benefit from my phss cian, was advised
to make trial of La Mot's Cough Drops and
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
health; and it 10 my firm belief that the use
St the above named dropa, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus. Ohio, iuly % 1896
Sold wholesale aud retail. by o, & S. Caesar
Coumbts. Ohio, ard Agen,s of their appoint
sng throughout he United STATES, Csnsdas. &c.
Each bot,ie Contains 45 doses; price dollar.
TO be had of JAMES THOMSON. Druggist,
near the Corrt-Scuse, Mariinsourg.
January 4 1877.
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January IL, 1927.

DARN FOR RENi.--On Thursday he ist
l. day OF February next. on tn premises,
the subscriber will expose at public suction,
for monled rent, for Inc term OF three wears
from the first day OF April neat. the FARM,
belonging to the heirs OF George Martin. dec d..
containing about eighty leres Of opea farming
land This Farm adj onfs ne land. Of Cob f..
Cois,on, Il. Colston, deco and others. Al the
same lime and place, wti he sold, Gram ia The
ground, both Wheat and Rye, Farming Uten-
siis, &c, Horses and Colts, Cattle, Hogs. &c.
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
JOHN KISINGER.
Isbuaty A. 1927 --ctds
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HE subscriber mas for rent a very valuable
D. Farm, belonging tn the heirs OF John
Evans, decd. containing PAS acres, from lao
TO 80 acres of which supposed TO be cleared;
ten oe Twelve ut which 10 good lImothy mta
90 ". The farming land IN good STATE Of cnl-
tivs,;on. s.nd the Improvements i'll a toierable
c,.nt.ftion his fsrm will DO rented from ore
10 three wears. and possession given the first
of March next Far terms, apply to the sub.
scriber, who will show The premises
WILLIAM sMODGRASS, Guardian.
January IL, 1927.
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Tor RENT the property lately occupied
l. by Mr.. John Iuck, decd. and at present
Dy Mr. John Atwood 1t IS si!uated bear New
kinks Mills on the Potomac river, IN Berkeley
county, aud has heea generally occupied as a
Tavern, but WOULD snswer we'll for a Store and
small family Possession 10 be given on the
list day OF April next. fur further psrticn lars,
enquire of Mr. James Porierfeld adjoining
the premises, or 10 William Lucas Ia Shcp.
herd s-fown.
January e. 1927.
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l1eskslsu Connin Court.

JANUARY TsRa, 1877.
/ pom ,hs complaint OF Leroy " =. swift,
~ that the surety of Lewis D. Viais, Adj
mu'isr atur OF Richard Swift, decd. has become
Insufficient by reason of his removal oat of the
Commonwealth; and, tia, b, reason OF the re-
mavai from The Commonwealth of tue sad
LEWIS b. Willis. It is improper any longer 10
permit the estate of bis intesate 10 remain ur
der his controul: Ordered that the SAID Lewis
b, Willis be summoned to appear and snswer
the sad complaint on the FIRST day Of the next
term, and shew Cause, If any he can, why his
po~er as administrator shall not be revoked 49,
Ordered, this order be published tour weeks in
the Martlnsburg Gazette.
fesis. ID. HUNTER, cB.c.
Jau II 1877
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NOTICE.

OrFrcE or Tas PofovAc CoxPAsr,2
George Is1ea 23d Nh, 1896.
N0TlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ Toll Gaiherers viii be appointed Al Wi.
Transport, Shepherd's.Iown and H4rper's Fer
~. to collect the Tolls which by Law are
chargesble on Produce aud other articles,
transported On the River Potomac, and which
do not pass the Locks at the Crea, Falls; and
that the said Collectors of Tolls will commence
On the LIST of January, 1897.
BY Order.
ROBERT BARNARD,
Dec. Tot. Treas Pot. Com
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FROM COLOMBIA.

Il Is with upfeigned pleasure we lay
before our readers the following intel
hgence from the Republic of Colon
bia:
NRw YORK. JANUARr
The advices from Carthagena, to the
10th ult. By the Bunker Hill, state that
BOLIVAR arrived at Bogota on the I4th
OF Nov ember, and proceeded from We.
nezuela on The 25th From thence he
was expected to arrive at Carthagena
about the 9th to the 5th OF January.
The Seat of Government was to be es-
tablished for the present at the latter
place, or at Turbaco, 10 miles distant.
The private letters state. that. on arri
wing at Bogota, Bolivar took decisive
measures to restore otder-thst he in
vested himself with the authority given
MIN by the Constitution in cases of in.
surrection; that he had despatched San
lander to Peru, abolished the offices of
-ecre,ary of Foreign AtIairs and of tue
Navy ordered the army to be reduced
to 6u00 men, and increased the pay OF
the officers in the Navy 100 per cent.
The intendeut at Cstthagena vas to
be removed II is also stated, that a
Convention of the people was to be
called The letters enclose the follow.
ing Proclamation:
PROCLAMATION OF BOLIVAR.
Colombians, Five years since left
this capital TO march at the head of the
Liberating Army from tho shores the
Cauea to the silvery heights Of Potosi.---
A million of Co!ombians, two sister Re-
pubiics, have obtained Independence
under the shadow Of your banners
and the world Of COLUMBUS has ceased
To be Spanish. Such 10 the result of
our absence.
Your wisfortunes have called me
back TO Colombia, como full Of zeal
to consecrate myseIfto the national will
which shall be my code because it is in
failble.
The National voice obliges me to
take upon myself the supreme Command,
afhor it mortslly, since by that am
accused Of ambition and an attempt at
monarchy. What, Do they think me so
made as to aspire to degrade myseif'
De- they MT know that the destiny Of
LiBERATOR, is more sublime than
the Throne?
Colombians: | return to submit to
the insupportable weight Of the magis
tracy, for in the moments OF danger to
give itup we're cowardice, not nodera-
lion; yet count on "e only until the law
or the people recover their sovereignty.
Permit me then to serve you as a plain
soldier and true republican, as citi.
gen armed in defence of the beautiful
trophies of our Victories your rights.
Palace of the Govt, Bogota. Nov,
as, 1896. BOLIVAR.
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~ AbjNET VI AKiNn The subscriber begs
~ leave to inform his old customers, friends
and he public in general, that ne has Gem
menced the above business again in Williams.
port, a few doors east of DIR VIM, Vanleay's,
and nearly opposite the subscribers 'nn--wbere
all kinds OF CABINET bO2K will be
constantly kept Tor sale on he most reasonsble
terms The Subscriber fiatters himself that he
will be able 10 cconmodate all those who may
please &c favor him with their patronage. He
has on hand a handsome Stock OF VI \ IOGA.
NY, CHEhRY WALNUT, &c. and all kinds of
FURNITURE made by an approved work
MAJ, which viii be disposed ofon terms 20 suit
the times JAMES SHOAFF.
N. Bile has gentle HORSE and HEARss,
which will be furnished, when required, on
moderae terms. Nov lot
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Nj 01lCE.-Ail persons having claims 3.
IN gainst the estate OF JACob FRENCH,
deceased. are requested to brlng them for-
ward, properly authenticated for settlements
and those indebted to sand estate, will make
immediate paynssns. as Il il the wish OF The
subscriber 20 speedily settle it up.
John fREAcK, EE'r.
1sA 13ts
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IAhfs NOTICE.

'fHAF we the undersigned Comalssl oners,
L. appointed by The county court of Berke-
icy, setting as cour OF chancery, at their No
ven'her Term last, will offer al PUBLIC SALE,
on the 18Th day Of January, 1877, at tue man.
SION house, on tue preIIses, the PLAN IA
lion, with ali It's sPpuuenances. belonging to
the heirs OF the late Robert Snodgrsss, decd.
situate on Back Creek, in the county aforesaid,
SAID TO conta,u 1873 acres. aud adjoining The
lanes of James Robinson. Abraham Snider and
Thomas Kennedy. The SAUCE viii be sold on a
credit OF nine, eighteen And twenty seven
Donths--tbe purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds and good security, besling legal interest
from the date thereof.
ISRAEL ROBINSON,
"a JOHNSTON MA1oWAN.
Dec. q, 1896.
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TAX SEED WANTED.

IHNaE sdb4cThcrs wish to purchase quanti-
H. ~ OF FL-71 SEED. for which the high.
est price will be given.
u. oRRlCk, s. Co.
Nartinsburg, jar. II 1927.
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No. 81, Smiths Wharj, Baltimore,
ID ECEiNE tor sale on Communion, FLOUR,
Az WHiSKEY, PORK and COUNTRY tRo.
DuCE generally, and furnish SILT, PL.4S.
TER, FISH. Sc. Terms OF Commission l2t
cents per barrel on Flour, and n per cent. on
all other produce. Wagons can conveniently
unload. and produce from the Potomac Can be
landed at their door By the Alexandra line of
Packets; aberaL advances will be msde,
Baltimore, Nov 2-bt
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e TONE C0AL.-1ne subscriber HAS just
~ received a lsrge quant5ty OF Stone Coal,
Bhich he vii! sell on reasonable terms.
Wiihlr1spOrt. iult y. JAMES SUOAFF
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- tHAE HoG--Came 70 the subscribers a.
- bout the Is of November last, a BL~9CK
sFoI1ED HOG: the owner can have il by
proving property, and paying charges.
c. @. CONRADT.
Martinshurg, Dec 81.
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