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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09
a GOOD HEARING.

The New York Morning Herald of the Sd, contains
the following paragraph. So mote it be! There is
very rational ground for the belief, that Mr. Van Eu.
rem could not get the vote Of bis own State for the
Presidency.
"TnE EEGENcr.-Messrs. Secretary Flagg and
Comptroller Wright have Just left this city, on d mis-
sion through the Western and Northern parts of this
State, to drum up the scattered Regency forces for
the ensuing political campaign. a desperate effort
is to be made for the Regency, to obtain candidates
Tor the uerkimer Convention, who will nominate Mr..
Throop for Governor. All that intrigue and money
can do-all that bargains and promises of office can
do, VIII be done TO sustain the totlerng power of tho
Regency party for one gubernatorial term longer
All such rnanu.uvres are idle: the Regency may in
triguc, the Courier rave and denounce old Republl-
CANS Us Agrarians and Skidmorcmen-the Argus can
say wise things about the Observation-Disclosures
Federal party. alias, the Regency, and insert divers
extracts tprihen in .4tbanyl from the Republican pa
pers through the country, as indications Of public sen
timent--but still the Regency will so down. phe
people are against them-the democracy of the State
arc against them-and they will experience Water-
100 route at the November clectiou."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09

by Leander Jones--ADos Kendall-A fit agent
Tor his employers-he unites the in,ermeddling im-
of Iago.
BY George ~ Welch-Our Political and Rel
gious Liberty--in defence of which, .we pledge otir
lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor"
byL. y. Wmting--Col. Jas. p. Preston, our
TREND and guest-Exempt FROM the present proscrip-
tion,l LEI MS maine ever-be remembered.
by q. Is. Preston-North oud S0uth-Away with
all political geography. The saue needle, the mag-
net OF Liberty points to each.
H. Il +. Watson--England and America--The
mother and daughter. She deals to the representa-
tive OF her offspring, the trophy awarded to literary
merit
BY w. A. Mathews--Our friends and brothers.,
the Richmond Light Dragoons--their motto is victo-
ry or death.
BY Dr. Beale-The pretended regeneration of
Greece-a comment on Gen. Bolivar's theory--a
new way 10 make slaves by breaking their bondage.
BY L. G. Saundcrs-1Ienry Clay--Like polished
metal, the more it is rubbed, the brighter it shines.
By Jas. P. Bryan-Tbe Fair Sex-The lips that
breathe love, and the eyes that speak INLAY we
never want the music of the one, nor the light of the
other.
BY DR.. S. c. Dickinson-The z L.. 1. Blues
Equally famed for discipline and valor, may their
motto always be .4UlOr PGtriic.
BY an old Mcmbcr-IIenry Clay-NIay the people
yet find that Clay is the sures, and best foundation TO
upon.
= This has allusiNn TO the Medal presented to Washington
by the King, from the London Society OF Literature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-09

SOUND DOCTRINE IN TIE RIGHT ouARrEn.-NIr,
Leiois Williams, of North Carolina. has published an
address to his constituents rendering an account OF
tho occurrences OF the last session, from which we
make the following extract on the subject of the
Tariff.
After some general remarks on the Tariff, and the
probability of relief to the South from lis effects, Mr..
Williams Says
"eYhai resolution the South Will now find it expo
dent or necessary to adopt, l am unable to say.
But at all events, ! trust opposition will not be car
RED. to the extremity which has been threatened,
Eor If the question be infinitely and dispassionately
examined, 1 apprehend no one can believe b State has
The right to nuiify an act of Congress-, or resist it by
open violence. On the contrary, If our union was
Designed for any good purpose, if it is worth preserv-'
ing. every State must be bound to submit to the con.
stitution and laws Of the United States What
would be our situation, II each State were permitted
to construe for hc,self, the laws of the United States.
and to obey or resist them accordin. to her own gool
Will and pleasuree We have twenty-four States.
each OF Which might interpret the law differently.
and thus we should have twenty four different rules
all It's parts.-The doctrine, therefore, that u State
can nuuily an act of the General Government, or
impede ITS execution, must be unsound. It cannot
be maintained In pructice, without leading to fragrant
contradictions and absurditieS, destructive of the
whole system.
This country has hourished beyond example, for
more thaI 40 years. aud 1t would he madness in us to
surrender all the blessings we have enjoyed, in the
hope of obtaining greater benefits under any change,
unless 1t be brought about peaccably, in the way uu
thorized by the Constitution. The Tariff may or may
not be right, according To the opinion of each indiyi-
dual. But when u MINORITY have decided in its fa-
vor, by Legislative enactment, IL becomes the DUTY Of
the minority to submit, AMI not tor the purpose of
opposing it, resort 10 any violent measures
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL VINO is published wee a wecI.
(Tuesdays and FHJsys) at FIVE dollars per aunsm. paralIs
in advance. ~
For adveItisinS--75 cents a equarc Tor Less for the drst
insertion and 30 cents for each Continuance fine number OF
Insertions must be noted on the MS. otherwise tiey Will DO
continued aui charged accordingly.
All letters to the Editors uust he uostuaiJ. or thcv will
receive no attention.
Notcsof chartered specie paying Banks Of anyof the States
WIZ 90 received IN payment lOf subscription 10 the Wing.
though Virginia or u States Bank Notes would &c preferrcdi
ana FenIitauces can be made through the Post Ohtcc at the risk
ofthe Editors
PREVIOUS TO a disconiiauance of the paper, all arTeaIsges
must be paid up And those who may wish TO disconiinde,
WIZ NOTIFY the Editors TO that effect At leas, thirty days bcfcs
re geriod expires for wbj6n they su9scdzs
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MARRIED-On Wednesday evening, the TIA
inst. by the Rev. William ] Armstrong, Mr. PErER
VAN DEURsrN, TO Miss LucY BALDwIn, all of this
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"y'er 81 me Chesapeake GnS OAis Cevai &c.
WAsa,ssros, Jrir 20. 1850.
Notr hereby given. that nm install
\ meet of two dollars emil nGtv cents pSr
snare loe,nE the 18Th ins,airnen,) on r,erx
snare OF stock IN The Chesapeake and Oi.,o e..
ns' Coopsny, - required TO be paid O, the AL,
dsy OF October next; and . further ;,,,,Ir.n,
81 two dollars and hf,. cents per sh,r. 1hs.
ing the f9'h instaIn~n,) on ti,v. th,rd d,, ~
November nexts which instruments mus, n,
pad TO the credit al Chesspeshe srd ohis,
Canal Company. TO the Cashier, or other o,g.
Ger OF either Of the following Ranks. VIZ,
The Branch or the Bank of the United State,
at Washington
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at t.cor.-
town.
The Bank OF Alexandria. at Alexandria.
The Bank of Potomac. do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexsn,lris. do.
The Mechanics Rank ofAlexan'riz, do.
The iisgerstown Hank, in Ilsgcn,own, MI
And the Eranch of the Valley Hank, IN
Chariestowa, Va.
The branch of the Valley BANK, ia Leesburg.
By order of the President and Directors:
JOHN 4. iNGt.f, CisrE
Chez. &, Ohio Canal Csur.
August 8, 1850. -wtSN.
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LAND FOR SALE
.1T aECTYON

DURSUANTto the decree Of the Su-
Il perior Court or Cbancery for the Win
chester District, rendered on tho Cd day
Of December. lS2S, in the suit OF John S
Portorfield, complainant. against George
.. Whiting and Francis his wife. John 5
Homer, the Bank or the Valley in Virgin.
IN, the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and
John Hutchison. executor or VIM. Ora.
ham. deed. defendants, I shall, on Mon
day the Goth day OF September next, at
the Court House in charlcsiown. sell the
interest Of the said George ID. Wbiiing. in
the landed estate OF tho late Francis
Whiting in the county of Jefferson. said
interest containing somewhere about 40
acres. the ssmc being the interest Of Geo.
B Within as one Of The heir: Of Francis
Whiting. and The interest he Purchased OF
Francis Washington. Also, the interest
of the said George B. Whiting 10 and TO a
tract Of land lying west Of North Noun
tain near Thomas Sharps sav mill, in
Berkeley county. containing $50 acres. OF
shich tho said Whiting is eatitled to
iwo- thirds. being the land which Francis
Willing purchased Of Captain James
Russell. Also, an undivided moieiy OF
1920 acres Of land in Randolph county /;
and an undivided moiety Of 40 acres in
the same county. Ooe third Of the pur.
chase money will be required in hand, and
the balance 10 and IL mouths equal
payments from the day Of slle. The sale
will take place at IL o'clock, A. NJ
JOHN 5. MAGILL, ". vs. CD.
Aug. IS, 1880.
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TxxE MIME,
find Literayu Chronicle.

flHE subscriber proposes TO issue, in Win
- chester, literary paper with the above
title. the columns OF which, shall be devoted
exclusively to literary subjects.
The matter will consist Of selections from
The most popular authors, together with orr
ginal contributions. prose and poeiicsl, and
arranged "a the following departments:
Legendary. General Intelligence,
TYPOGRAPHICAL HsoeAaneou., and
Historical. PoeiieaI.
u will be published semi.monthiy, each
number containing eight pages, neatly exc
cuied on good psper. and afforded TO subscri.
bers AZ 81 So syesr, payable six months af.
ter the receipt Of the firss number.
The subscriber having very limited &C.
goainisner. feels some difzidence in embark.
ing IN this work; yet hopes discerning pub.
ic. AZ least the literary portion ~ the comm.
nifty, wili afford him such announcement, rs.
by las endeavors to suit The public taste, he
shalt merit.
ST. Pos'mss'e's and others. Who viii ex.
err themselves to procure subscribers. shall,
" they obtain five Subscribers. receive . sixth
copy gratis. MAHLoN s LOvETr.
Winehes,er. Aug. II. 1850.
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PUBExO SALE.

WILL be sold. on Thursday the I'd
w day Of September next. ut public
sale. at my residence near Reyes Ferry.
the following property. 10 vii:
One tvo year old colt,
Mich cows, stock cattle.
About 100 head Of bogs, and % head Of
sheep,
One strong road wagon,
One plantation do.
good stock Of plonghs, harrows, Sc.
An excellent wheat fan.
pair OF cider nuts and trough,
Corn 10 the ground.
And quantity Of Hay.
Also. al MY household and kitchen furni-
iure. With many other articles too tedious
10 enumcrate.
A credit Of nine months will be given on
all Sums Of fire dollar, and upwards, the
purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly; oil sums under five dollars must
be cash. No property 10 be removed IN
iil The terms Of sale arc complied With.
GEORGE SLUSSER
August is, 1880.
p. S.--AiI persons having claims gainsi
me are requested 90 come forward after
The day of sale and before the 18th Of the
same monih.as after thaiday shall not be
. resident Of this eousiy ADD state. g. =
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FoR TIE rREE pREsa

.Nessrs. Ediors.-The recent hail storm
recalled 10 my mind u beautiful theory Of
40 american philosopher. which satisIac.
toriiy accounts for the phenomenon of
hail The sudden change Of the tempera-
sure OF the atmosphere, in the hottest sea.
son OF the year. no less than the peculiar
form OF the hail stone had always oc c aston
cd some difficulty in the various theories
on the subject The theory OF John Kemp.
Esq. LII, ID Professor Of Natural Philo !.
sopby IN Columbia College. in the city Of
New York, very beautifully accounts for
both circumstances, and may now be con
sidered as approved by the learned Yerld
10 The Summcp, tbc evaporation aud OK
halatisns from the earth are great A
quantity OF hydrogen gas, aud earbureted
hydrogen gas 10 evolved from the decom
positisn OF vegetable matter. These gases
are OF less specific gravity than atmos-
pheric air, and therefore rise 10 the high
or regions OF The atmosphere, and are held
IN a mechanical mixture with il. An cleo
tric spark passing through this body of
gases, occasions an explosion or inllama-
'Ion, by which tho oxygen Of the decom-
posed carbureted hydrogen gas 10 cbemi.
eaily united with The hydrogen gas, and
tcGfer is formed. The combustion ocea.
stoned by the electric spark evolves an in
creased quantity oil heal. which rarili-s the
surrounding air, the capacity Of which for
calor'c (heat) is increased in proportion rs
II Is rsritied Hence the temperature Of
the neighboring atmosphere is suddenly
and greatly reduced. and freezing takes
place. The water formed is concealed
By the experiment Of freezing water in
che Torreeelian Tube. IL is proved thst
water eongssiiag ia rncutn,, assumes a
granuiaied shape. The condemnation of
the gases, in the process just described.
creates a raeVuni. and henee Tie i0uad form
n hail This - one among the many
wonderful modes by which The God Of
Larth and the Heavens. clesnscs, purifies
aud cools the atmosphere. so essential 10
The life and enjoyment Of his creatures,
AUCUsr &c, 1880. Al.
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DIED.

Oa Friday hast, sftcr = sh,rt ilinc-s, Mr..
Neonr, wife Ut Mr. James Stoor', OF this eoun-
~, Formerly 81 rcrnsyi,,ui,. -
Ncssersia, morning, ANY G.mrprpx. inf.n
tss'si'scr of Isaac Il. Doosiass. Esq agsd sbou,
y noagi,s.
on the 9th ins;- at the residence of Mr. Robert
Y. Brent, mear the Ci,y Of Washington, Grons !
Ca,uAn, Es',. commissioner OF die ,cneral land
Office.
OBirCARY.--coMxuxrr
Dsraricsi this lfe, oa the sth last after short
lat sever. illness, Mrs. NsRr ANS W ,Rg. con-
sat ut Nr. Ralph Ware, of ti,is county, aged 50
years, months, and days
:" Ia dawn OF life she wisely sough, her God:
Mud the straight path Of thorn, Writes. trod.
Road II oiiiirr, tpo gentle To offend;
Bctc, d by all, IA al tia gooi fiicnd:
The bad she eensur'd b, her life alone,
Island Z" their Faults severe upon her own;
In others gr.cfs tender part si,c hory
Anal with the accdy shared her little store:
NJ distance view Il the world With pious dread:
And 10 Gods temple for protection i.cd:
There sought that I,s,-ec which Hc., IA alone car,
give;
Aud le"ru'd to die ere o,!,o's learned to live
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TES0 PRINTERS. The subscriber will re-.
n eewe osders for the Washington press,
invented by s. Rust. Of New York. Of differ.
en-, sizes. from medium 10 No. 3 inpcriai. and
wiil give any information respecting IL which,
may be desired by those inclined 10 purchase.
This and ihe Smith press are considered tho
best now IN use, both Of which may be seen
IN operation At the office Of the Republican.
The difference Is IN the application Of the lie.
yer principles, that Of the Washington press
being so applied - TO greatly increase the
power. aud ~ course lessen tie amount u
labor. Ny own preference may be Inferred
from the circumstance of my having disposed
Of Smith press 20 substitute . Washington.
ADD an every week more and more graft.
fed With the exchange.
SAMUEL ". DAVIS.
Wincbesfcs. Aug az. fs30
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THE FREE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is isso

The lac arrivals frou. Earoi', have brought an
unusual quantity If in,rs~ sting news The death
nf George ~ Of England, and Ne succession OF
nis brother the Duke III Clar,ocs-, Who hs, taken
tac title Of William the ~, arr events shisi
have produced considerable ~cnSa;ioa ,hruurI.ou,
dc world The character and former habits Il
Is present aajcs,y, caused serious apprehension
ilr ,..e welfare of the natio.. NJ h.,s. however.
made no change Ia the ministry. and .,o~s his
determination to pursue the SANE course Of p5li-
e. aud government adopted by his Predecessor.
'nthe London iserS ,hetV discus Of the
irolsic,y OF appointing; Immediately. Regency
to govern tupon the d,,atl, of the present sovc-
l-gn) during the minority Of has niece, Who ~ in
thcn be cttitlc'l ID the throne
The French arr making considerable pr,-r,.s>
IN the conquest Of Algicrs, and we may soon q, :
Pcot to hear OF son,ethin: decisive from tina, quar-
ter |, Is veil that the people Of France have
something To anuse tl,cm abroad Wi,l,oa, SOM.
such entertainment they ART likely to becom.
turbulent at home. There have been strong i,,-
CREATIONS Of serious troubles m that Inflated coun
try.
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The drought in this neighbosi,ood continued
VI 'hout ANY alienation until Monday last, when
NC were visited by storm Of wind, rain, l.ail.
thunder and lightning. The rain fell in torrents.
''c'ug'"s our STREETS IN few minutes. The hail
Was OF large size, and fear has done eou.idcr.-
bile damage TO the corn fields. The drought hal.
however, lcff very little to be destroyed
We arc informed tina, good many pane. Of
glass were broken by tn hail, aud stable or two
unroofed BY the wind.
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RuRGY0 SAEE.

WILL be soll. on SsiuF.isy the 2iss isss.
w 81 tbe Subscribers residence shout Two
miles from Ciiaflest0sn, ON the rad leading
20 IIaFpefs-FeFry, All her peSsonal property,
consisting of a variety of afticies, amonRsi
witch arc Houssh0ld and Kitchen Furniture
stock oi hogs, two hrs,.rai cows and
heiier. cretla of months on ~ sums
bOve 5 dollars by the purchaser giving bond
and good security. MAHY HELLER.
August 4. 1870.
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WILL offer for sale. on saturday the 2isi
u Of August, ~ my residence a, kabie's
Mdi, my remaining stoek u GOODS, con.
HstiUg u
MR. GOOIJS Z GROCERIES,.
~ ihs same iime snd place. ~ill offer ;
gooti road Wagon and Gs.r--CO~s, fIoga.
llor.es. snd several other articles too auvnes.
ous 20 meafi0n. FERNS ~ sale--Au san,,
osef Eve dollsfs credit ~ sx months. che
purchaser giving bond md seeursy-sll sun..
nader that snosni, cash
JAuEs SANFoHO ROACH
AuguH 4, 80
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~ RRAMs superfRe wriiiag paper,
do. do. letter paper.
do. tea paper,
50 do. large SIZE wrapping pepper,
) gross bsnnet boards,
For sale, by the subscriber. at the manufac.
tursr's prices.
hlsn- Prime iwilled Bags-sperm. OIL
OIL Shiskey. spplc brandy. cherry bounce.
Holland gin, family houf--eosrse and fine
salt. for sale ~ The most reduced prices
RiCHAHD WILLIAMS.
Chaflestown, Aug. q. 1850.
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BALTIMORE s. OHIO RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE:

s'@'"stSo aftt bfmHc outfueFJ.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received,
~ from the 25,h 10 the 3lst Of August. for
The graduation Of that part OF the Third Divi.
s'en Ut the Rail Road, extending from poin,
on the Inc OF said road, hear the house Of
Cornelius Mercer. on tic Pstapsco River. 10
point near The Frederick.town TURNPIKE
Road short di,ianoc Of ParrSyiiie. and EN-.
bracing distance Of about seven miles, and
also Tor the necessary MASONRY thereon.
Between The 2j,h and 3lst OF August. the
subscriber viii attend on the ground for The
purpose OF giving such information ss may be
desired BY those disposed to contract. PRO.
posers are invited TO devote more attention
10 an examination into the situation and cha.
racter ot the earth TO be removed and the
sione Iusrries TO be used, than has usually
been dune. Proper attention TO this matter
may prevent much difficulty and embarrsss.
Ten' (f 90, loss) IN The progress Of The work.
The line Will be divided into convene nj, sec.
tons. Recomme odaiions will be expected "a
accompany each Proposal.
CASPAH W. VIEWER, SUIT.
Baltimore, fifh Aug. 1850.
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BAI.YINiORE A. /,
FREE CHURCH..

fkI@fs CTIt HN IT.
NJ an annual meeting of the stockholders Of In,
liarpcrs-Ferry Free Church, held in the said
Church on the iith Of July last, the following
resolution Was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That committee Of Ave be an
pointed TO examine into the affairs Of Tie. FRI,
church, iron, its first establishment up tn ,hi,
uinc, and report all moneys received, ali money,
disbursed. aud all sums due 20 ssid church aIso
all claims against the church and all person,
having such claims will present tl,cm, authcn,ica-
ted, at an adjourned meeting TO b. held on ia,
sth Monday in August.
WM sMAIIWooD, PresL
JosErn +. Snrrr, Scc'y.
Aug. Is, 1850
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CLASSIFICATION,

Agrceably To summons for thai purpose, the
magistrates Of Jefferson County proceeded. OF.
Monday last, to arrange themselves intn classes,
Tor the more prompt and certain despatch Of bu-
sincss. The classes arr thus arranged. anil arV
expected TO attend the quarterly terms in the or
der stated viz:
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Bacon and Corn.

"lfL be taken. At the market price, for
w old debts due To me. if delivered soon.
JOHN s. GALLAiIER
Aug. III. 1880.
eCH ~ the above named articles esnno.
be spared. Hv,,ey Ill be TAX en-.
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ADvERTTsEndENT.

TNAkEN up as an esirsy. by The sub
sefibcr o. lhe county % Jeners"n and
town Of Smilhfeld. an esiray MARE of
bay color. about - and half hands high,
seven years old. with sowe white on the
right hind legs; ssj appraised 10 lhc sum
Of sixty dollars. The owner Is desired g.
prove property. Pay chstges. and take the
ssii estray away joins LITTLE.
August IS. 1880. ST.
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Somhe,n Crops "A gentleman ar.
rived al New York or Saturday, WIN
left New Orlesns on the 2lst u!i. and
travelled by land on the mail route
through Mobile. lie states that botl,
these places were remarkably healthy
lie also states that the corn erop<.in a
part Of AIabsms, on the whole rou.c
through Georgia, and 4 part Of sonth
carolina. were entirely ruined by
drought. and the farmers were clear.
ing the fields Of the dry stalks The
cotton crops on the uplands had sus
tanned Injusy, but not so extensive AZ
ms corn. - Bah. Pek IIhi inst
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The brig Montgomery has arrived al
Philadelphia from Liberia. We are
indebted TO gentleman Of that city
Tor the following extract FROM the Ii.
IBERIA Herald Of June 9th
., is eth sincere regret we snnounee the
deeesse, on tho l2sh Of April. Of JOIN w
ANDERSON. ~. ID. Acting Colonial 4 gent,
after short illness Of ten days. Tie fen .
victim to the African Fever, and his name
~ili live long among the martyrs whose 1--we,
have been offered ct the shrine Il humanity
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0R0CERIES.

IN. CA!rrER
D RESPECTFULLY calls the attention of
~ the public to his assortment Of GRO.
CERES. Tie has just received
10 bags Of best Green Coffee,
do. old white Cor laval do.
barrels low. priced do. @-
do. Sugar.
A large qu,n,i,y of TEAS, HEM
Together with a general as arExb b
sor,men' ofall other articles in this branch of
business.
Aug. Is.
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GNtiE next SPECIAL Tenn Of the Superior
Court ~ Law fDr jefferson Counsy, viii
ne he'll bv the Hon. HiesssE y PsaNss.
and wiz commence ~ the asnsi time IN the
SUNG wintey, namsly, On The third Tues
day in January nrat.
RoHERr Z. DRoWN, Clerk.
August 4, iS50.-,Gg.