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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25
The Tan-Nard

no AHh- ~"
At Mount Sterling, about halt way be.
STyyA tween auckland and Fanquer Court House.
Ss the southern ro is tor rent ana h po y"r
contains over thirty yats, all in prime order. good
bark hou., with iron mill, currying shop &c and has
attached ,oit good Dwelling house and arden now
occupied by Henry Turner. This property sin good
situation Tor BARK in healthy aud popu''uS ne'shDoF
bool ,nI we'll worthy nan of business.
t,r term. which viii be accommodating, apply
Phil. ! Johnson, Esq. near the premises. or to
-: GEO JOHNSON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25
JOHN TALIaFERRO.

To Hr Charles Herstons, Proprietor)
of Judkins' Ointment, near Frede
rcktown, Nd.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-16

ever. It was hetime for stopping and starting the several carriages, and no language can describe the state of the
 atmosphere. Steam was generatingand
 evaporating on all sides--the bright sun
 was obscured-the people looked par
 boiled, and the neighboring fshermen's
 lobsters changed color on the instant; even the steaminhabitants appeared un- comfortably hot. Icouldscarcelybreathe was blowing, roaring, hiss
 ing, a flzzing, whizzing, going on all round--fires were blazing, water was hnbbling, boilers were bursting-when 10! Iawoke and found myself ina state of prefase precipitation. started sttsasf ted GaTp, ran to the window, and saw several millSmen and bakers carts with horses in them, trotting merrily along. I was a thankful man, Iput on my elothes,and while doing so, made up my mind to read no more manuscript poems, and es- chew gln-and-water forthetim to come.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-16
TERMS.

 ! This Paper IS published every Wednes- aay, at THEEE DOLLARS per annum, payable hn aduance, or FOUR DOLLARS at the expi- | ation the year. subscriber will be considered as pay ing in advance, unless payment be made at Hhe time of subscribing, or on the receipt |of the first number. No paper will be discontinued, Out at the discretion of the Editor, until all ar- 'rearages have been paid up. (er Letters addressed to the Editor must De postpaid, or they will not be attended
 TERMS OF ADVERTISING. Advertisements, not exceeding 12 lines, first insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each cont1nu- anee, FIFTY cENTs-ionger advertisements in the same proportlon.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-16

Byron. Modern philosophy, anon, Will, at the rate she's rushing on, Yoke lightning to her railroad car. And, posting like shooting star, Swift as a solar radiation, Ride the grand circuit of creation.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-16

had dream which was not all dream.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-16
MISCELLANY.
From the .Nea0- York .Harror.

STEAM.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
Charlesto,rn. JsGerson County, ia

.INFALIIBI.E CURE OF SUFFERING
We extract the following. (ssys the London
Courierl from DR. Arnott's work upon "tbe
Elements Of Physics" the frs part Of tho
second volume Of which has jas, made i,s ap.
pcarunee. II is perhaps the most valuable,
and at the same time the most simple. disco
very that has been made for many years IN
Medical Physics:
The most common case Of stuttcr-
ing, however, is not. as has been almost
universally believed, where the indivi-
dual has difficulty in respect TO some
particular letter or articulation, by the
disobedience to the will or power of as
sOciation Of the parts of the mouth which
should form il, but where the spasmo-
die Interruption occurs altogether be
hind or beyond the mouth, viz: IN the
CLOTHS. so "a 90 affect all the articula
lions equally. 10 a person ignorant of
anatomy, and therefore knowing not
what or where the CLOTHS is, il may be
sufficient explanation TO say, that il Is
the slit ar narrow opening at the top of
the windpipe by which the air passes 10
and FROM the lungs-being situated
+ Just behind the root of the tongue. II
/ Is that which il felt TO close suddenly
IN hickup, arrestlng the ingress 81 aIr.
and that which eloscs. 10 prevent the
egress of air from the chest OF q person
lifting a heavy weight or making any
straIning eYerlion 70 - that also by the
repeated shutting of which person di-
vides the sound N pronOuncIng several
times. IN distinct and rapid sue orssion.
any vowel. as o, o, %. q. Now the glot-
lis. during common speech, need never
be closed aud ststierer is instantly
cured, ", by having his attention pro-
perly directed 10 he can keep u open
Had the edges or thin lips Of the glot-
trs been visible. like the external ~,
Ut the mouth, the nature ~ suffering
would not 80 long have remained :
mystery, aud tie effort necessary Il
cure ~ ould have orCed itself upen tbs
attention Of the most careless ebseTtef
but hecause hidden, and pfoicssiona
men had rot detected ~ hos lsr the
+ we're concerned. and The patient him
self had only = vague feeling 81 sent
dificglfy. which alter straIDing. gTi
mace, gssficulation. and sometimes al
most general cohye!sion u tbz body
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-10
COMMUNICATE
TO TRs MEMORY OF


col. THOMAS u. DUNN,
Late Superintendent Of the IT, S. .7rmory.
HorPers Ferry. Virgiaia
The premature and sragicsl death OF
this es'imable man. (only 81 years Of age. }
has thrown deep gloom over every coun-
tenance. and awakened sensations Of the
livelicst regret in every bo,om. By this
awful visitation. society has been deprived
OF one Of its brightest ornaments, and
deep and dreadful wound has been rudely
inflicted on = thousand hearts, As bus-
band, he was constant and sincere; as q
father. kind and tender; as a master, ami
able and lenient There was. il /. true.
GOODNESS and reserve in his dcmeanor,
Which was at first rather repulsive 10 those
Who were DESTROYS Of approaching him on
terms of intimacy and friendship. Upon
more familiar intercourse, however, this
retiring manner was laid aside toward.
those whom he esieemed-and his natural
frankness. cordialiy, and susceptibility Of
the tenderesi attachments. appeared. One
thing might always be calculated upon.
that ie would never deceive by false ap-
pearances: TO have bis hand, was 10 pos
scs, his hcar,-and where he could no,
give the latter, he never presented the for
mcr. His generous and noble mind was
superior 10 all Discrimination, and exhibited
in bold relief the features OF strong and
incorporating integrity. His seduIous
devotion TO the public good. the readiness
and alacrity with which he entered into all
plans of usefulness. lid given him high
place in the Confidence and esteem Of his
fellow. citizens. and rendered him a most
valuable and efficient officer lie was also
firm and decided friend 10 the Christian
religion; and his habitual attention on pub
lic worship. affords most satisfactory cvi-
,Ience Of the high estimation in which he
held IFS valuable institutions. lie has gone
TO give in his dread account The peace
Of Heaven be with his spirit! Beloved
man! An humble individual, whom thou
didst honour with thy friendship. would
erect TO thee this frsil monument, as me
meo;o 81 once Of his gratitude and attach
men'. Long shall thy memory be cher
ished by thy country and friends! May
thy mantle fall upon thy respected sue
cessor! and. taught by thy good example.
may he place his chief glory in his fidelity
10 his God and his couniryi
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DIED,

In winchester. on the 9Th inst M W.T..
LIAM X SHrsDlEs, son Of Mr. Conrad shind
Ter, of Shepherdstown. The deceased vAs
Young man of amiablc character. add bore his
lingering illness with fortitudc.
On Saturday the 30th ult. az his residence.
Mr. JAMS T.. kkRsEr, Of this county.
hthcr residence, IN this county, on the 18th
ut: Mrs. MART SArrisGros. IN the 65th year
Of her age.
Al his residence in culpeper county, on the
10th uit Col ions SLAuGsrKR in the 7Is,
year Of his sge--an officer Of the Revolution.
AIRY Army.
In Pbiladelphs. on the 25ih ult. SusAxSaa
PouLsoS. wife OF Mr. Zschsriah Poulson, Edi-
tor OF the American Daily Advertiser.
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oaee Of the cAe.speal, & Ohio Camel q.

Office Of the Ckeepeats & Ohio Camel C..
WAsuIseros, Jss,AHr 20. 1850.
~ Office 10 hereby given, that an install
~ ment Of two dollars sod 6fty cents Der
share, tbeing the 18th ins.,lnrer',) on every
share Of Stock in the Chesapeake and ob.S
Canal Company. 10 required to he paid on the
Cd day Of April next and . further sum OF
two dollars and fifty cents per share. Cbeing-
the 18th mistakenly on the Sd day Of NAV
next-which ms, Ain.en,s must be pad TO tho
credit ofthe Chesapeake spd Ohio Canal Com
psny. to the Cashier or other officer Of elihev
OF the following Banks. vixi
The Branch OF the Bsnk of the United States
az Washington.
The Bank OF Washington. at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank OF the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at George
town.
The Bank OF Alexandra, at Ale xNndria.
The Hank ~ Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank OF Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics Bank ofAle xaDdria, do.
The Hsgers,own Bank, IN Hsgersto~n. Nd.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank. in
Cbarlestown, Va.
BY order OF the President and Directors,
JOHN p. lSGLE, Clerk
CxeE. & Ohio Canal Gem.
Feb ,. 1s3o.-wt5M.
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sHsPmERDsrowS. zen. 4.

sHEPHERDsTowS. FEB. 9.
Frc.-On Tuesday night, the Goth
ult. about the hour Of 10, a small log
tenement. at the north west end 81
town. occupied by a Mrs. Senscbaugh.
was discovered TO be on FIRE. The a.
iarm ~as Immediately given but the
IRE had made such progress before il
ga "'seovered. as 10 preclude the pos
'"si"y Ut saving either the house or it's
contents Mrs. 5. had gone to neigh.
bours IN the evening. leaving a ousn.
uty of small wood on tho stove 60 d.
which IS supposed to have taken FIRE
ana communicated TO the surrounding
Objects Pioneer.
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LAST NOTICE.

gENHE partnership heretofore existing under
N The firm e Henry h Oliver sloan, j. nos
positively dissolved We Wisb n0w 20 BE-
psfticni.T. - . foEmer notice Of THIS Kind sp
pessed some time since Which wss 10, attend
ed 10. AZ those inds btcd 70 the subscfibsrs
IN come forward and close their scso'inis
with Henry sivsn before the First o. March
next he being authorised Ga settle ihsm-ss
no longer Indulgence can be given lhsj
essh 20 infOrn those 60 whom they ere "a
debtsd, shst o. som - the debts arc collect
ed. they shall BE- pad.
ttrnfy sloas returns h,s sincere thsaks "a
NE pubi,c, snd pteislly ne ogssonefs ~
the Ell firm. snd wishes 20 inform them ,ha,
be sill coa'iBses the Cabinet businsss 81 iiss
Old s,ss.i. snd ~,i be happy 90 exeesle ss5
orders ia BIZ bne Wfh nrainess r8d despatch.
HENRY SLOAN.
OLgNEW stOAN
CfsTf~sforv~ Trb So ~
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Tribute OF RESPECT.

The following proceedings ~ere received
sf'er our las, paper put to press, which
viii account for their non appearance at an
earlier day.
HARPERs FERRY. S0TH JAN. 1880.
.Nessrs Gatlater g. D,uigherty.
CESTLENEE--In consequence Of the
melanch " event which has narrowed up
our feelings. the inha bitanis OF this village
assembled this day. and having chosen
Chairman and Secretary, unanimously
passed the following resolutions which they
request the favor Of you TO have inserted
IN your paper
Resolved. That we dolly appreciate. and
deeply deploTe. the loss this community
has sustained IN tho uniimely death Of our
highly respected fcllow-ciiizen. THoMAs
81 DuSE. Superintendent Of the Armory
AT this place
Resided. That VIC sincerely sympatiizc
with the family of ihe deceased ~ their
calamity : and that to testify our scnIi-
menIs. we will wear the usual badge of
mourning FOR thirty days
Resoired. That these proceedings be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary Of
this meeting. and published IN the papers
OF this vicinity
JOHN H. HALL. Chm.
RoBEHr KEYEs, Sec'y
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BALTIMORE. Feb. q
MARRIED.

In Christ's church. winchesier. on the 4,h
INST by the Rev J L. Jackson, OstD wAirl,
Esq. mayor of winchesier, to Miss sIHAH
stuart. daughter OF the late Doctor David
Stuart, OF Oss'sn Hall. FAIRFAX county.
In winchester, the same evening. by the
Rev. jacob Nedtsrt, Of psriinsburg, the Rev
LAWS EIcHKLBss9IH. pastor Of the Lutheran
congregation. To Miss MARY AsE AILIIa,
daughter OF John Miller. Esq Of Winchester
On Sunday evening the 3is, uh by the
Rev VI Bruner, Mr.. JOSH WIS To Miss Ann.
Lisr G LAScAsrER. both of She pherdstown
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THE
Life of Arthur Lee. Ii. ID.

lust received. and for sale, AZ the Charles
- town Book and Apo,becsry Store, the
" Life Of Arthur Lee. IL. ID. joint comms-
sioner ct the United States to the court OF
France, and sole commissioner 20 the courts
Of Spain and Prussia, during the Revolution
sry War. With his political and literary cor.
respondence and his papers on diplomatic
and political subjects, and the affairs Of the
United States during the same period. by
Richard Henry Lee, A. NJ. ~. A 81 author
Of the life Of Richard Henry lee, in two ve.
lumes JAMES BROWN.
E.L ~ 1870
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has been suggested to us. that some
PRESTON Of appreciation Of Col Dunn's
,duei As public officer. is due 10 HE
Emory and 10 the cause Of truth and JUS
NJ. II gives us pleasure n state. upon
authority of gentlemen who have had
hes, opportunities of forming correct
igment. that his short career a, Hsr-
Re Ferry vas marked by spirit Of in
r'ialiy snd = sincere desire 70 promote
public interest lie vas prompt. viEi.
and decided IN he =. oSs, bit always
ssry,d - amenity 81 -~anner that gave
dspee % his desire 90 respect the feel
b Of otbeFs, and We hare reason 20 b.
se. that party asPenty psvsr obtsined
% his jndgmes' even a temporary mia
Be 10 this respect, - well a. in III the
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The NArIoNAL JovHSat, heretofore
owned sni pablished By Mr.. PgTvE
FoAcr, at the scat of sae National Go.
verument. has been purchased. and
will hcsoeforih be Published by, Gao.
WATrEHsroS. the late librarian 20
Congress. and will be edited by Put
ZIP U. FENDALL, Esq. gentleman 81
6oe talents. Who gill conduct the pa
gser upon the same principles which
il has advocated from its commence
ment 70 the present time.
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We are sorry IN. we have not room Cor che
whole OF NJ. Cookies second letter. We
deem IL proper. however. to copy his post.
script. ~ Il contains . prompt correction Of
an inaslver'ent remark.
=. s. Since closed my second letter. .
have learned, with surprise and concern, tia,
the concluding part Of my 6rst has been un-
dcrs'ood by some Tor moro properly rn,sun.
derstood) IN, sense untr,enjly TO nv eel.
leagues and other gentlemen representing THE
valley districts who voted against the consii-
'utio" an the eonrehiion. The closing para.
graph OF that letter - A. follows
Zone remark. and one only. onHthe rnc-ifs
OF A.. subject, . will make before I close this
briei introductory letter a. is, that whatever
may be the merits of the amended cons,i,u.
uon, when compared with that which the
western delegation. As party. sought to oh.
tain IN lieu oft. q mean sR superintendent of
representation sccord'ng tn White population
IN the house Of delegates. and according TO
federal numbers IN the senate.) there canro,
be doubt about its superiority 20 the old
constitution. presume do not hazard much
~ saying that not n single delegate To the con-
vrntion from "the valley" will vote for its
rejection"
The idea ut those who understand this pa
ragraph in AN unfIiendly sense IS, that there
~ an impuiation OF ineonsisfency TO those gen.
tlcmen. N saying tina, they will, IN my opin.
ION, vote for that constitution, st the polls,
which they voted against, in the convention
No 'mputation OF inconsistency was intended.
Nor Can !. for my life. see how how the two
acts would be in the slightest degree incon-
sistent Those gentlemen voted sgains, the
constitution, IA ifsthen shape. from the pure ST
and most praise worthy motives the hope,
that when they had effect its re lection, they
would be able. Immediately. in the conven.
,ios. 20 carry wha, they though, better. in
leu ct H. The comparison. then. ia he con.
t'eniion, was Jef.veen 10 and "a 6etfer. Tha,
better constitution having heen found una'tAin.
sole, the comparison n0.v is between the
mendcd constitution and the old; which
Thought all persons united in thinking much
ssorse than the anne n,led constitution. I adj.
NIT that the remark had been better omitted.
and simply. for this reason, that some gentle
men may consider the present constitution So
defective IN itself, as for example because i,
wants good rule for future appor,ionmeni,
that they may not be able TO reconcile them
selves to voting for IL. I, was not right,
therefore. in me. To undertake To Judge for
them. IN this particular, by expressing a pub
lie opinion how they would vote. II was an
ipadvertence. and take the first opportunity
of correcting it.
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FANCY GOODS,

Comprising ainoat every thing 10 be found ia.
der that head.
He deems particulsri1'ng as = stale and lsc
less practice. and shall conclude with insi-
tation to oN who feel disposed, to call and ex-
anime for themselves
sCJ-The Store Ali be found one door west
Of bissiin & Mekim'., and adjoining the d~ el-
ling Of r. &. AcCsbc. Esq.
February 10. 1850.
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three story buildings next adjoining
them but although the gable eods Of
the latter were dashed by the flames.
they proved themselves literally gre
proof.
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CHANoERY NOTICE.

kSht County Cow, OF Jefferson, at rs lAss
"a Term. made the Following order,
Ordered. that notice be giyen in the Ere !,
ffess, that the Court ~,n. =, the FebrusrS
Court next. dispose OF ell cases on the months
ly Docket. resdy for trial."
A Copy. Tes;e.
Feb. 3. 8. J. CkAMER, &C
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RoBEHr KEYEs. see'y

i mo,ion has hrrn made ny Mr.. CoxE.
TO the Supreme Court Of the Gaiisd States.
f1r writ 81 hsbess coVpas. Co bring DF
Watkins before that body The motion
was made on the ground that the Federal
Courts of the Union havs no common iss
jurisdiction. The Attorney General resist
81 the apple siion. add Nc. Jeses susi~sa-
ed a. The application has been rejected.
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Ne1c Shoe, Hat, %
FANCY STORE.

NJ BUCKNASrER respectfully snnoun-
4Ns ces to the citizens OF H.rpers-Ferry
opened = Store of the above description,
where every thing connected with such an es'
tsb!'shmen, may be found and Can be had on
the very best terps, for CASH. In addition
TO his stock Of Baltimore and Northern made
shoes and boots. he will keep on hand work
OF his own manufacture, which will be found
IN point Of appearance aud durability inferior
TO none. Boots and Shoes made to order in
the most expeditions and elegant style. iio
will keep on hand a good and . general a..
sortmen ut Of Hats Of oil pnces- Aud lastly, a
gene raj assortment of
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NOTICE

1NiIE notes given at the sale OF ihe personal
- estate Of Elizabeth ID Moore, deed, will
be due on he 2jd of this month. Por the
convenience Of lhose living near Mr. Cyrus
Keafney's tavern, ! shall suend sbere on that
day. Those having claims against the shove
essstr. will please 10 present them, legally
attested. for settlement.
WV. HURST
Frb 10. Err q T. ID Assye, dec'd
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A THREE story s'on- hosis~ ros ~ ihs
~ occspsney Il fsoald Juheson - . 'sssra,
on ihs Shenandoah siIest scar Capt 1ohn
70. Hsls hias fseioy. The house . con
seniesi fgr two f.wshes. snd vii secofmo
dsts = B<rShsnf sr asefn kespts hho. =
-nisn dweiiing by0se, ~ pfearai o. coPisd -
kn'bosy Tfshchs % i5e sssee - ~ sh"'s'
gof C.stises pss,sculass ina,fire ~ The aeitefi
ne, a gIarpers very. ysssesziga ~ BE- go
en on the kgst ~ April neH'
TtMoFEf uf FiNGfGs~
FEB 2. 1850 q
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To The Editors Of the prginia Free Pres

10 INC E>dtforS % the Puginid Free FTess.
GESrLEMrN-'ros satisfy many inquire.
that have made respecting a remark
able ANNA have raised. you will obliGe
me BY publishing the following accurate
statement:
have this day measured Mr.. Yates large
ox, s. certify his length. from the extreme OF
his nose 20 the end Of his tail. 10 he IA feet
81 inches. his gir,b feet 6 inches. his
height to the top Of his shoulders. 5 feet
81 inches. SAM'L &. PECK.
Feb. 5th, 1880.
An animal Of the same kind has recently
been exhibited in London. fed by Lord
Marlborough, who /, stated in Niles Re
gister. 10 be II feet 6 inches long. feet
inches high, his grth II feet inches
An account that have seen Of the huge
or Columbus. shewn few years ago in
the different cities in the United States,
makes him feet 10 inches high, his girtb
II feet 6. his extreme length H. not given.
but as the points are detailed, he must be
some inches shorter than mine. which is
confirmed by the opinion Of some who
have seen both. Mine is years old past.
and believe him TO be the fullest and
longest OR notr alice, and still grooming
JOHN YATES.
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Destructive Fire al bet- Orieass.-
a very destructive FIRE occurred at
New Orleans ON the night Of the 18th
January. The horse press and cotton
warehouse occupied by Messrs. y. and
Il. Hart. comprising a range 81 brick
buildings three hundred feet long and
two hundred feet wide, we're totally
consumed. with their contents, ineiud-
ing about eight thousand bsles of cot.
ton. The value st the cotton. houses
and mAehiasry destroyed - drelsrsd
to be nothing short Of three hvndred
thousand dollars. The cotton bales
~ere piled up To- the height Of eight OF
nine tiers, aud presented an appalling
mass IL IRE.
Great irars were entertained for the
Steam press and roe OF buildings on
Common street. opposite TO those hred'
and Sos Captain M'Cutchsou's fvw 81
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Containing f26 Acres.
HORSES. HORSES,

4 WILL have. in Chariestown. At February
! Cour, ('hird Monday drove Of Horses.
of all descriptions, such firss rate riding
horses. work horses, &c Sc.
JOHN MewTIoRTER
Feb 10 1870
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OOXTENg,S Office,

No. ia, Narksf SO. BaliiDIorc
e. ORDERS either by nal post rsid) o.
prisate conveyance. eHciosins The tssh o.
Pr,zes. viu meet tie ssrBe prompt SID gvHs-
t,isl auenGon % u OF gers oDsi application
AddTCss
u coHES, IT, d BROTHERS.
B,iifisagrs
o.t,;,,o,. rsb 4 1900
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10 learn that Gen GEoRGE RrsT. OF
doun. has been appointed Supcrinicn
Of tho Annoy I'd Hsrpers Ferry. TO
he place vsci'ied by the melancholy
lAmented death Of Col Thomas u.
hn.
zen Rust IS gentleman of whom fame
pks very favorsbly. and ~e have no
$ bi his sPpo'ntmen, Will give very gene
Satisfaction