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DIED,

~ Canton, Ohio, ou SATURDAY. evening the foth
81 June Of lingering pulm osary eonsumttion.
mts hah'An&r MoHHow, wife e Rev. James
". Morro~, pastor 81 the Presbyterian OLslrcl, uf
that place, sgsd 50 years.
Nirs. MoI1os Was tl.e youngest child Of vii
liam and Elizabeth Mercer, Who. MANY yc,r.
ago, emg'1',ed from Berkeley County, Va L. tl,.
nfighbprtood OF Csnnonsburg, Pa. ~herc the
subject 81 this notice wa born. At asa early t,e-
rod OF her earthly existence she WIS deprived Nv
death, OF both her parents, bot lie Who 'is Pa
thcr 1T the fatheriess kindly provided her n,,,
trctiOn AID home ~ the family and hearts az
friends Whom YET young, she began 70 seek az
ter the God 81 her fathers and Ia her l6th ~.
lsu year, gave very pleasing evidence &c de
faItlIiuluess a God 20 has proFss,. tIsst stho.
tlisi seek ham esris sI..il fsl ilim Her gnos-
tiiious pscty, ever after, distinctly marx Ell bes
eitarseter; her afninbic Disposition her prudence
and Peiy' secured The esteem and affection &C all
wiiu obtained her acquaintance. lie Gia.as. a
which sl,e died, ruads. for the last wears. slou
BOT certain advances, and rs.si ted every s0rt 10
afrestft. but, during the Whole period az her
sfhieton she experienced The ronsolatIoss Il ,lss
reiigi0n which sssurcs us, that tn sufirinrs Of
uiis present unIc not worthy O. BE- eoot,srss
9Th the glory which I,all b. revealed Z, ~ -
U he last eight week. a her life uas I,,.riod "a
much bodily Distress snd suffering vtt Nc con-
,cmplHted death ~ith Christian eomposurc anJ
rs'Nation. ~ vasdissobed q isterrotr. Mary
u her CiTi .tian friends, 90 visiting her, received
from hrr lips earnest cxortsfiosls % b. faithful
and much engaged ~ rciigion--.nd sosne Who
~ere ~ pfofess,rs ~ cnir,stod, sitisott dsIa,
% give uicir hearts o. the gryiss a tho saviour
p,nting ti-sfn ~ tse great encouragement ~hieh
uisi had g. do ~. She fell much eopccr1. fcr the
,",erS. q f,iigion IN that town, and expressed
hoIsc tsst God ~ ghf ase l,,r s.stb a. scass II
difcr'inK u'e minds a tsc people nor % tat all
important suiycct She ai-o FLA deeply solici-
t0'.s ioE etttsin Young per~pns whom ss. nsi.,d,
I'D hofcd ~ Lord vouis ehsrs, gfeir hszrfs 4
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The latest accounts from England leave no
hopes Of the Kings recovery. His disease is s,id
10 be 'iropsy, and although he has obtained relief
by the operation usually called tapping, all pri-
rae accounts agree that his dissolution is rapidly
approaching. Ills brother who will succeed him,
as S.id to be very unpopular, and after i'm, the
throne will belong 10 daughter of the Duke Of
Kent, now NINE years Of age. Under these cir
eum''ances, the death Of George the Fourth will
be most melancholy event for the people of
Great Britain
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G. There will be an Association Of Sc
veral Of the Protestant Episcopal Clergy
in this place. commencing. on Thursday
tue 18th inst Bishop MEADE is expected
to attend. Religious services will COM
meoce IN the Episcopal Church on Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock, aud continue
throughout the rest OF the week. On the
Sabbath the Commonion will be admiais-
tcfed. July T.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL.

A meeting Of the Commissioners no.
~ pointed 10 receive subscriptions TO the
Stock of the Alexandra Canal COMPANY, held
at the Mayors Office IN Iexandri., 4,h June,
1630-Present.
John Roberts, Charles Bennett,
fhineas Janney, Edmund Z. Lee.
Robert !. Taylor. Colin Aud,
Thomson y. Mason. Henry DsingerfeId,
Hugh smith. George Brent,
A. & Cszenoye, Jonathan Butcher.
w II Miller,
On motion, Edmund ! Lee was appointed
Chairman. and w. u. Miller, Secretary.
Ordered, That books of subscription be
opened 90 Monday. the 18th inst. at the fol-
lowing Banks. viz:
bank OF Alexandra, uuder Jonah Thompson
the superintendent Of ) Il J. l. Mcksnna
Rank of Po,om.c 40 Z PhIneas Jsnney
& Charles Page
FARMERS Bank OF Alexan- Richard ~. Scott
ons 8 John Hood
hecnanies BANK OF Alex I George Brent &
sh1ris Charles Chaplin
once oil Discount and De } Samuel ~. smith
posite, Bank Of the u and
States, Washington Richard smith
Bank Of the Valley, Win Obed waite and
chester SH. NJ. Brent
Office Of Discount and De } DanielIee
posiie. FATmers' Bank off and
Virginia. AZ winchester George orriek
ounce OF Discount and De- II. u. Henderson
posie, Bank Of the Val and
ley, Leesburg IS. NJ Edwards
Office Of Discount and De- } rhoma. er,gg.
posite, Bank ofthe Val. and
ley. Chsrles,own WIN. Brown.
Extract from the Minutes).
EDN. !. LEE, Chairman.
w. VI. MILttH. .See'ry
June 10, 1850. -tI4ihA
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COFFEE HOUSE AND
WQTME0

TUE undersigned returns his grateful &C.
knowiedgements TO the public for the
'nerai patronage which he has received. and
INA, too at time when he was building and
making alterations IN his house. But lie ha.
now got through With all that sort Of hustle
and 10 ready to accommodate all those that
think proper to call on him with much more
freedom and ease than he could heretofore do
HIS establishment is very pleasant and cool
W The summer. Large companies can be &C.
eommodased nj ell times. and families with
private parlors. A sufficient number of eaps.
bic house servants, steady aud careful osiIer.
and his cooks. IL not superior, are equal 20
any IN the Union. Ills house, bar, and stable
shall always be furnished with The necessary
supp''esi and no expense or exerton shall be
too great in order o. give general satisfaction.
and best Of all. his terms shall be moderate.
Good Hack and horses. also horse aud gig.
or single horse, always ready for the accom-
modstien Of his guests.
J. BUCKMAsTER.
ChsrIes'own. July z, 1850
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
GEO. W. HAMMOND

Is NOW oPESING
IL large supply Of Seasas,aJis Goods,
ANosa wsicn ARt To M rsrxp3
Chsngeablo Cros. de Nap. silks,
Black do do
Fancy eoIored Grape Royal. .plend'd az
Black do do ueie Tor ladies'
striped .f,bia"opIe. Ian en,iEely new ar,isl,
for ladies' dresses,)
Black Italian Lus,ring,
Black Gro. de Indis,
Fancy coiored Co,spalss,
Black do
Splendid Gauxe Scsrfs,
do handkerchief,
worked Bobioett and Swiss Capes and Col.
lsrs.-french Linen,
Brown. biescheJ. and ribbed linen Drilling,
Black Brochelle.-A variety of fsncyvestnC,
Bordered. figured. and PLAIN Parssols.
Large add small Umbrellas,
Black, white, and yellow Nsvarino Bonocts,
Leghorn aud Gimp DO
Fresh Lemons and Oranges,
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. suitable fer
harresf.
June IS, 1880.
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srsBunr. Northumberland Co. Pa. }

srsBuur, Northumberland Co. Pa
June 20.
melancholy Occurrence.--On Friday
night, the 18th instant, the large two
story house OF Mr.. George Dunkelber-
ger. Of SwOven creek, 10 the East end
ot tins county, was entirely consumed
by fire, supposed TO be the act Of an
incendiary; and what renders it more
distressing, four Of his children, who
were asleep at the time in the upper
part OF the house, were burnt TO death.
The elder was about eighteen years Of
age, and the youngest about eleven.
The next day part Of their remains
were inferred in one coffin. The re-
mainder of his family, consisting of a
mother, a wife, a son, and two daush.
tiers, with himself, barely escaped ; the
two daughters by jumping out Of a
window in the second story.
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ANOTHER LEAF FALLEN

Died, GA Sunday morning the ilth inst. in the
sSth year ut his sgc, MIR S,sUgL Franco, III
this eo'ntyi soldier Of the Revolution. Tho
onc of thos Who toilcd through the perils of the.
revolutionary struggle, such Was the mo,le-ty OF
h,s dcPortncnt, that Ia but rarely made known
his claims upon uhe gratitude al his country men
on SATURDAY last, MIR. WiLLIAx BarrxAx, of
iiarlcrs-f,ry.
on Thurs.l., morning last, after oni, one ,iay,
Illness, JAMS, infant sou of MIR Jacob lIalcs. of
Martinsburs. in the 9Th year OF his ag,
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COMMUNICATIONS.

VIZ EDITOR.
The connection Of Washington city
with the Cumberland or Great Western
National Road. has for many years been
faveritc aud important object. The re.
ccnt rejection Of the bill appropriations
money towards filing up the Gap between
Rockville and Frederick. has dampcned
The hopes Of the Marylsnders very mate
siaiiy But tho old adaye. "'Tis an III
wind which blows nobody good" comes
forcibly to mind. when looking at the
bearing Of this rejection in all its aspects
III the hopes of some are destroyed, why
may not the hopes Of others be reuova-
tod?
IL is now pretty well ascertained. that
the Smithfeld and Hampers Ferry Road
will soon be constructed; and il is conf
deatly believed. that the people Of Hamp.
shire and Berkeley will make the Road
from the Bloomery Gap to Smi,hii-ld.-
These done. the eye naturally turns to the
gap between Harp.rs-Ferry and Lees
burg, distance not exceeding IS miles in
=. = direct line. Already has "A good road
been made along the Potomac. at the base
OF tho mountain and along the bluffs. -
Tar as Peacher's mill, . space Of about
four miles
Could not an appropriation by Con gress.
Of a small sum TO aid the Road from Lee.
burg TO Harpcrs Ferry. be asked with
great confidence Is II not a National
work in every sense OF the word? While
1t would scpdes the commune alton Of the
government 9th tho Armory. a matter Of
gssat ease sud convenience. IL would serve
10 connect the Cumberland Road with
Washington and render the distance fI ON
20 10 s5 miles shorter than tho Maryland
route.
Let me. then. recommend 70 Che people
OF Loudoun. immediately totaffemeasures
for raising sompany 10 iaspsnvs the road
from Leesburg TO Hampers Ferry Let
Them apply TO thu next Legislature for .
iaS Of incorporation; let them appoint q
committee 10 petition Congress for aid !;
etfbem put their shoulders vigorously 10
the wheel. and success will certainly rown
their Efforts An appropriation Of $40 900
or 10000. for work 90 truly national.
couhi not and would not be resisted. Such
Law. passed by Congress, would upaucs-
tIonshiy receive the signature Of the Pre-
s'deni; because be does not deny the pow
er OF Cong,es. TO apply the national fund.
to objects indisputably national 10 their
character.
IL seems to me, that an application Of
the kind mentioned, would meet With
prompt encouragement Let Il be made.
success will be productive Of inc slculsble
benefits; and = failure can do US no inju.
~ The spirit oe improvement should be
cherished Zeal in such cause is praise
worthy Of least. and may prove profia.
Die n friend Of good Roads
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For SAFE

FOX NTZE.
WILL be sold, on Saturday the i4ih dou
w % .7ugust merit. on tho premises. from
twenty 10 forty acres Of limb standing on
the land belonging 10 the heirs Of Bepiamio
Beeler, decd, near Cbarlestown Il will be
lad Oh into lots Of one acre each, and will
DC sold for ossh.
considerable length Of ,ims,-to be
made known on the day Of saIe,-wili be
allowed purchasers to remove the wood
from the land. WM A CARTER,
Ut DAUGHERTY,
July IL, 1880. C,n,S;,a,
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"A GARD.

THE subscribers health a. this time.
i making it necessary for him to de-
cline the mercantile business in this place,
hereby most respectfully returns bis CRATE.
ini Acknowledgements to his friends and
the public generally. for tho libersiity ex.
tended towards him since his commence
men,: Ii. JEFFERSON.
July IA, 1880.
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LIGHT INrAMTRY MorTcr

" oU are ordered to parade on Saturday
L the 18th Of July, at IL O'Clock, in fr.n,
ct The Central Hotel. in complete uniform.
tor the purpose Of drilling. As the Csvalr,
intend j,'ning the Infantry in Barbecue. j,
IS hoped there will be q general attendance.
By order Of the Captain.
July z, 1880.
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Office cfhe Chesapeake and OAiO C0aai 10.
WAsHiSGTox. May %, 1850.

Office ofhe Chesapeake and OkiO C0nai 10.
WAsHiSsTos. May %, 1850.
~ Office is hereby given, that an install.
= ment OF tao dollars sDd hfly &c NJ, per
share (being the 10th instA,menij on every
share Of stock in The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, IL required To be pad on the
'hIrd day OF August next. sod . further sum
OF two dollars and City cents per share, (be.
ing the i7th instalment, on the third ssy ~
september next, which instruments must be
pad 70 the credit Of the Chesapeake snd Ohio
Csnsl Company, 10 the Cashier, or other OIL
Ger OF either Of the following banks, VIZ!
The Branch Of the Bank Of the United states
At Washington.
The Bank Of Washington, Il Washington.
he Patriotic Bank. do.
The Bank If tho Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, AZ George.
town.
The Bank Of AIexsnjf.s. 81 Alexandra.
The Bank " POsOnsc, do.
The fsrmers' Hank ~ AlexsndTis, do.
The Mechanics Hack Of Alexsndria. do.
The Hsgerstovn Hank, W Hsgers,o~n. Nd
And The Branch OF the Valley Bank. N
CbaFlesfown. We.
ny order Of the President and Directors,
JOHN 4. INGIE, CLsyE
Chss & uAis CsnaI Gem.
June ?, iS30,--iaut3s.
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ESTABLISHMENT,

{ Situated 8 miles Hest Of Hdrpers-
Ferry, and Ia miles South Of Ha-
grsfoscn,
NlLL be kept the ensuing season
w by JosEpH WoRLEY. formerly
proprietor Of the York Sulphur Springs.
isueriy OF Baltimore. and now Of Sbep.
hcrdstown. wbere he still continues 70 c.,.
~ 90 the Globe Hotel.) and Samuel Gar.
denhour
This delightful watering place will be
open fos tho reception Of visitess, on the
last Of June. when and where they Nat,es
themselves they will bs able to please oil
those ~ho may favor them vith call. a.
their table will be furnished with the bes,
the market affords, and the house supplied
with choice liquors. Their house and eta.
bic shall be we'll attended 10 by good and
faithful servants The Baths and Wake
arc in good order. To give any fusther
description Of the place. they deem unnc-
cessary. as il 10 so well known to large
concoursc Of sisi'ers for five years past. as
TO render il useless The water. which
contains Snlphste sfNisgnesis. Carbonate
OF iroo, and some s,hes good qualities.
will DO furnished to boarders free Of
charge; others boarding elsewhere and
visiting tho Springs. will pay one. dollas
and a half
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NOTICE.,

partnership heretofore exist
j ing under the name Of JEFFERSON
x CLEVELAND. has been dissolved by mu-
tuai consent All persons indebted to said
hrm, IN any manner, are requested to
mske Immediate payment To either Of the
partners. II. JEFFERSON,
WIN. CLEVELAND.
July Il. 1880.
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A large meeting was held in Lexington, Nv.
on the Els ulI at which resolutions were adopt
ell. disapprobatory Of the PIrsidcnt's veto upon
the Mays'ilic and Rockville road bills aud Of the
conduct If their Senators, Bibb and Rowan, in
voting GA several questions contrary To thu known
wishes Of their constituent.
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Bank Of The Pulley IN ia. !
July |, 1880. (
DIVIDEND,

V>HE President aud Directors have this day
Il declared . dividen of 81 per cent; 3
per cent. OF which will be paid TO khold.
ers or their representatives, on or after the
18th inst e.. NJ BRENT co.S,,r
Winchester. July z, 1850.
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From DE wineherer Renublir,n.


IL gives 0s pleasure 20 state that
books have been opened for taking
stock in the Winchester and Smith.
held turnpike road company. aud that
The subscription thus Car justifies a be-
liei that the necessary amount will be
made up. The sum required 10 au
thoriZe an incorporation Of the compa
nv - $4,000. This will be doubIy
sufficient TO lay out, graduate. and
form the road, including a bridge over
The Opcquop, though not more than
ball enough TO pave or Macadanlize IT,,
the distance being about 10 miles,
Books are left nj Mr.. Brome's store in
Winchester, Mr.. Carriers tavern, and
DIR. MootgOmcry's in Brueetown.
We are glad to see the public atten.
ton directed TO this subject. The
stock subscribed in the company from,
smithheld TO Hsrpers- Ferry, and H.
That from thence to Frederick, IS. We
are informed, sufficient 10 warrant an
Immediate commencement of those por.
tons OF Che road. and this Subscription
only - wanting. therefore, TO connect
Us, by turnpike and canal communi
'auon, With the eastern markets. II,
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The harvest in this ncighborhood vas hni ,hcd
ias' week, and IL is enough to cheer the eve and
tho heart, and to make us grateful too, to look
upon the wheat fields by which VIC arr surround
ed.
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the time the road is finished 10 Uar.
pers-Ferry, the canal will have reach.
eel that place; the produce Of many of
our farmers thus brought within one
days wagoning Of IL; and saving Of
more than half dollar in every barrel
Of -four effected. This will cause the
road TO be greatly travelled, not only
by the people Of this county, but Nv
all the adjoining counties. Ii will be
the outlet for the great valley, and
must become a perfect thoroushfare
Many persons going to the district will
prefer u, as they can reach llarpers.
Ferry IN stages in 4 or 5 hours, there
take the canal, and be in a.hinrton
IN 90 hours thereafter, without the
least fatigue. The scheme unaucs.
tonably offers one Of the best chances
Tor the profitable investment Of capi.
tai that we can form any idea of. We
have not the least doubt that the ncxt
legislature Of Virginia will authorize
the making of the long talked Of road
from Winchester to Parkcrsbury.
which will open the most direct com
munication from the district to the
western aud south. western states. An
Immense amount Of travelling would
thus be at once drawn to the Smith
field turnpike. aud which would con
tlnuc to increase as the population OF
the west and their business intercourse
with the east increased. Would il
not be good policy in the subscribers
to the Northern turnpike, in this coun /.
ty,-that company having expired by
the expiration Of its charter last spring.
TO transfer their subscriptions to this
road, that 1t may be made in the best
possible manner? We might after
wards make the branch from the Par
kersburg road to Cumberland.
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LEEsRURG. it,IY

LEESBCRG. JULY 10.
We record with sorrow the follow.
ing melancholy occurrence:-Mr.
Henry Peers, inn keeper, Of this town,
aged about 40 years, at an early hour
on Sunday morning last, in a state of
mental arrangement, precipitated him
self from his chamber window, upon
the pavement beneath, a distance of
some 8 or 20 feet.-His skull was SO
badly fractured by the fall, that he sur
vived only about three hours.-His re :
mains were inferred in the Pre- shy terrain
burial ground on the following day, at
tended BY q large eoncourse Of citi
deceased, though unmarri-
ed, has left many respectable friends
and relatives TO mourn bis untimeiy
fate. Genius of L;berf,,.
The collection taken 10 this town.
on Sunday last, In aid Of the funds of
the Colonization Society, were, wo un.
derstand, lin round sums as follows :
In the Methodist Church, S5e 90
a. Episcopalian - 90
% " Presbyterian 900
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CAAfk1GSYoWM ACADEMY.
nshE next Session " this Institution will
i commence ON Monday the 18Th instant.
Terms same ~ before.
The Female School Of the Me. Churchills
VIII begin its session NJ the same time. Those
just commencing to learn viii be taught a,
si+ per annum-the more advanced AZ $50
July z, 1S5o.-3t.
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TO THE PunxIc.
r. ~. SPRINGER,
Druggist and Apothecary.

r: ~. SPRENGER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
RESPECTFULLY Informs hi. friend.
- and the public generally, that he h, ,
lately received a fresh supply OF genuine
DRUGS AID NdUDIcIuEs
comprising. also. variety OF New Mcdi.
c,aes, or Preparations, according TO DIR.
r. .Maie"dies Formuiary. and many other
articles too numerous 10 mention here.
Paints, oils, Dye Stu6s, &c.
or the finest quality. rs usual, which now
make has assortment equal TO any es,a-
blishmcnt this side Of Baltimore.
IL rs true. he does not offer the articles
at Chenpside.' but he assures tho public.
that they shall be sold lower than they can
even be bought at Chespside. or any other
Side West Of Baltimore. Nor, indeed.
has he = practising Physician 10 put up
such prescriptions as the intelligent Gen.
tlcmen Of the faculty may direct, but he
can. without eg0tism. ay.-that no pre
scription, net even one frsm this scientific
disciple Of Esculapius. should be returned
Tor the want OF ability 10 comprehend. or
dsxfer'iy to put up. He served a regular
apprenticeship 10 the business 10 Europe
aud now contemplates sticking or goin .
through: And thinks that other ganil~me n
should attend TO that which nature Gu,
them out for.-JNe snfov ultra crepidnn,-
4" Shoemaker. siick TO your last" is very
good advice TO all Who would o'erlesp the
bounds Of their understanding.
Bridgeside. Harpsvs Ferry.)
July II, 1880.
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LEGHORN AND NAYARINOA !.
B0NNEXS. ~

lind R'eh Rib6ands, at Chsop,ide.
NE have Just received two entire
w cases Of Leghorn Flats, Cheap
or thea We have eves had the svticls, )
which vs are selling rapidly st from 81 -
to S. for supss quality
Also. 100 besutiful quality .Narorino
Bon"ets, st from IS to Is csnt1esoh. la
dice wanting either ssrt OF bonnet, would
study theis best interest BY calling and e1-
smin'ng this lssge and handsome supply
81 our Store, 10 Shepbsrdstown. where we
have received. within the last few weeks,
large and general assortment Of fancy
and substantial SUMMER GOODS. en-
oraeing each and every article required
fss the season.
Only call and examine our Stock. and
We are convinced that you cannot help
being pleased with the variety and cheap
ness Of the assortment
Thomas c. Lane e. Co.
CAcspsids, Juno 80.