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TRUST SALE.

Df virtue of two deeds OF trust. executed
- by George Miiicr To John Baker anil
Aaron Jewet,. and OF decree of the county
court Of Jefferson in cbancery sitting, 1 vii
ciier for sale, To the hghes, bidder, for cas-
on Saturday The oOM dag Of hi, month. az
Daniel En,ler's tavern in Sbephertistown, all
that lo', parcel, or tract Cf Land in said town,
lying at the intersection OF Princess street
aud High street, designated in the Pla: q
said town as Lot No 90. and bounded as fol-
lows Bcginning at the intersection Of High
and Princess streets. and running With the
last mentioned street TO John Emberson's
line, thence with his line To Catharine Welt
heimer's lot. thence with :hc line Of her lut
TO High street, thence with SAID street TO the
beginning; Together with all The aprur,e-
nanccs, consisting Of good Dwelling House.
large Carriage-Makers' shop, &c. The
property would suit man who wouh carry
ON the Carrisge-mi.mS business. MIR. Geo.
Miller. the late proprietor, who had the re
putaiion Of being one OF the best carrsge.
makers ~ the country) carried on the buSi.
ness extensively and successfully On this los
for many years before his death: and il -
now the best stand IN town for the business
Possession Of the premises will be gwen n
the first day of April next.
HENRY BERRY, TyW.ec.
Aug. {, 1851.
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DIED.

On Sunday the 3ist ult M,no,RFr EIIzA-
HyTH, infant daughter of George II. Balcb, Esq
81 THIS county, aged shout rs months.
On Thursday last, THoNts, infant son oi Nsi
Thomas Briseoe, Of this county, aged about
months.
Oh Monday tho isi inst after lingering and
painful illness, Mrs. ANNA SMITH, eonsoit ol
cen. y. smith, Of Frederick county.
in Gcrrar'iHown,oa' Thursday the 2gth nit. Mr.
pawn 6RiEfiTI, post-masier ri tlat place, aged
- years
~ her residence At Black Rock, on the 27tl
ut after short illness, "a tie 4lth wear OF h.I
age, Mrs. tLTirI, PoHrEB. the excellent wife 81
tenetal Peter Is. Porter, former Secretary vi
War
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House and Lot for Sale.

ME subscriber offers Tor sale, his
Il HOUSE and LOT in Charles.
town, jefferson County, situated on the
Back street. the third house west Of the
Presbyterian Church. The House is new
twenty feet by thirty. one story and a
half high. with a good cellar. There is
also another House that will answer for a
kitchen, and will accommodate a number
OF servants. The lot contains near an
acre. set with variety Of fruit trees, and
very convenient to water. He presumes
more minute description unnecessary,
as those who wish to purchase Will oil
course view the property.
JAMES ASH.
Aug. IL, 1851
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SEALED proposals will be received until
~ Friday the l9Ih day of Angus, next. tor
constructing road from Charleston To
Snv'hheld. Two routes have been survey.
ell and contractors are requested to state
their terms for each. and to give estimates
for grading only. well as for ,urnpik ing
IN the common way, and Mac tdamizing. -
The road is to be opened so rect. the grading
is to be % feet in width, and no where to ex.
ceed an elevation Of } degrees. The two
routes viii be shewn by the Pr, si,.en, or any
Of the Directors, previous TO the day of e n.
tering into contacts, and other information
given. Letters on the subject must he al.
dressed 10 Bushrod G.. Washington. Preside nj
of the Smithfeld. Chsriestown, and Harpers.
Ferry Turnpike Company.
by order OF the Board
ANDREW HUNTER. S-c'y
Aug IL, 1851.
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"A Mother. Of Uyoming. We find
in a Connecticut paper. an account of
the recent Jcceasc Of Mrs. Esther
skinner, Of Torringforj, in the one
hundredth year Of her age. Mrs. s.
lost a husband, n brother, and two
sons. in the war Of the American revo.
luton. She with her family was a re-
sident Of Wyoming. at the massacre
OF ITS inhabitants by Brandt and the
Indians and the tories. Her two sons
fell beneath The tomalfawk. but the
mother, almost by miracle. escaped
with six Of her children. Her son-iu.
law was the only man who escaped. Of
about twenty, who threw themselves
INTO the river, and attempted To hide
themselves beneath the foliage that
ovcrhuDg the banks. All the others
were successfully massacret, as thew
hung by the branches. ia the river
lie alone was undiscovered. The
mother travelled back to rorringford.
where she has led useful life ever
since-oIten cheerful. though the cloud
OF pcusiveness. brought on by her sor-
rows. was never entirely dissipated.-
But one of her children survives her.
Death Of DnrM UiRioms, The last Of
NE captors Of .7iirc-A correspondents
ot the Albany Argus. at Rensselaers-
vile, says" DAvIp WILLIAMS. the
last of the cap,ors of Major Andre.
died on Tuesday of this week, at sun
down. His remains we're Inferred on
Thursday with military honors, at
LiviDgstonville. Scoharie county.
This venerable patriot (sav. the Ar
gus was in the 10Th year of his age
Although infirm, his general health,
down to very recent period. was
gooh. The great action in which he
was participation. will associate his
name among the brave and faithful of
an era in which il was his good fortune
not only to live and 10 act. but to per-
form services. under the strongest adj e
verse temptations. If inc alculable value
10 his country. There is no event
more strikingiy characteristic of our
revolution. its objects and agents, than
the refusal of three obscure men, suffer
ing all the deprivations Of war and
poverty. and gaining precarious sub.
sIstence by occasional labor on their
half deserted farms. and occasional
service in the army, to accept Of great
wealth and affluence at the expense Of
the cause in which they were engaged.
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Most Brilliant Scheme !
NO BLAMKs!!
Virginia Free Road Lottery
BOLIVAR LOTS.

WILL scll. az public sale. on Sa
3 turdsy the 18th dsy Of August en- r.
sung. on The premises. = number 81 sslu
able LOTS ~ the town of Bolivar, lf,pg
on Jefferson and Washington street.
Conditions One foartb ~ tie pnrcbase
money down. and ibe balance ~ three
-. And nine months. secured by porsonsl
security Deeds made Uhea lie oond,.
lions are complied with sale 90 com
meace At lo'clook. p NJ When doe Al
tendance vii be gwen by
July - IL. AMOS IANNEY.
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Pnblic Snlc.

WILL. bo soll. f,r cash. in front or
w Bcckbsms hotel m Cbsflestown
on Friday The iy,h dAj of Nugus, nex', puf
susnt 90 deed ~ trust from E'chsrd Gro,s
70 the subscriber. dated october 8. 1920, o.
~ record TO- tic ci-it's oHice ~ Jenetsoa
county, TOT No 81 uthe plat - said tov
With = neat dwelling house thereon, and ~.
Ter good fence. Snch titie A. - vested r,
'he suhscfiber. which ~ believed 70 be in,i.,
puisble. vii be made 90 The purchaser.
ANDkEW HUNTER,
Jhiy -, lf.l. 1rUsfe-.
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SALE OF SLAVES.
Aug II, 1851.

NY virtue Of = decree ~ ,bc County Cour,
~ " Jefferson. N ehaneeiy sitting, the un
defs'gned ell ssii
SEVEN E7LL.7BkE SL.4VE.S.
belonging TO The estate Of Joseph Vspyscter.
deco. tncy CONSIST If one man, abe,,, , /
years 81 agc. woman about IS, hoy Of Is.
one do. ! 2, one DO. 2, two girl,, one ., aud
ihc other 9.
The s'le viii take place on the 18Th ds,
~ AuSmI mex, ~ the fcsdence - the Sub.
seriter, about y miles from Cbafieso~n -
so months credit Vii be gwen, the purehs.
SCI giving note. snd .,'i-f,ctof, security.
ANN NASNACIER, .gda'r.
July %, t8jl
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NOTICE.

/lliE Notes taken a. tie s.le - ,i.e person.
- ~ estate 81 fhs i-fe col BcnJ D.Vsa
pori. deed, have been doe since tic ia
JONI past. Those persons iptefcsied no,
-sli - The Wrsncb Bank a. tic VALLEY b,
tharies.Osn. where ihey vill BE- icft to- col
lection. lhr situsiion ~ tie estate Fegsues
prompt COLLECTION. sHd . tie claims IRE NOT
me. course % lcgj proceeding will be
iOrbs els nsfgutfi.
BRANTON DNVFNPoW r. .ff-'r.
gBcy DatoP,r', der'd
Aug. 8. 1851.
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

sCJH All persons interested an the proj-c,
OF the Valley Rs'l Road. are requested ia
meet at the Court House in Charics,own. OF
Tuesday the 10Th inst. a, 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Tor the purpose Of spr shifting Delegates to
the Rail Road Convention. to be held ut New
Market on the 9th Of September next.
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VIRGINIA ELEorIoMs.
BERKEi.Ey ELECTION.


i" consequence Of the heavy rain On Mon.la,
the polls were kept open thrcc days. The foI
lowing is the Latest statement NC have received.
Fos CoScanss.
William Armstrong sol
Edward i.neas, jr. 2ss
IiorsE or DrLIsArLs.
Charles J. Faulkner 81.
William G~od $50
Levi iIcnsl,aw NJ
RockLriige.
Congress -Robert Craig 40, Fleming u.
Miller 1872.
Sepa,e.-Stuart 4oO. Pa,,eson l67.
u. OF Delegates Moore 5iS. Mcdowell
33i, Dorman 500.
Montgomery
Congre"--Robcrt Craig 545, Fleming u
Miller 10.
II. Of Delega,es-wm ID. Preston by a
large majority.
Rockingham
Congress Gen WIN. Mccoy 81. Eras
mus Str,bling o..
Cline Gao. MIR. By~at-rs 2l9, X. Sandy 20.
Ohio
No opposition to MIR. Doddridge for Con.
gress.
u. &c Delcgs,es-Samuel n. II, zhugh i7I,
John Parr'oti i5S, NJ. ". Chspline 2S6, A.
dam Fsris IS.
Prince JJTRiam.
Congress-Gibson sos, Mercer 107.
Senate Hun'on Sol, Grigsby los.
III. Of Delcgaies-A. T.. Carter, no opposi.
ton.
ISpsifsyirunid
L Congress-Pstton i56, Dade l5c.
Senl,e-Psrkcr $40, Dickinson I6I, Cp
shaw -
ii. Of Delega,es-Powcll5 $50. Fulcher IL.
Richmond C0univ.
Congress-rslafcrro SO, CHM I56
sens,e-iiungerford lo4, Ba,se lO2, Titz.
hugh 81.
II. of Dciega,es-Car'er $50. Branham 81.
King George.
Congrcss-Talisferro 1885. Chinn IS,
Senate iiungerford l5S, Fi,zhugh 20,
B.y.e Is
Of Deiega,es-John Hooe 2l5, scatter
ing Is.
Isnrico
Congress Andrew Stevenson 40
II. OF Delegates-John G. Williams 1914
John N Bolts g?
VIM G.. Nosby -
Edward G.. Mayo 6l
VIM u. Randolph sc
CkarIuHe
Congress-Ja6ge Bnuldn 500, Crump Is
II OF Deiegites-Richardson 1913. Caring
ton los. Barnes II tCourt House-no re,
turns from the precincts
.3UemarI.
u Of De!egatcs-wood5 SIC, Randolph $40
Nelson 213. Tho precincts not heard from.
but no doubt of Wood and Randolph being
elected
No opposition TO Gordon for Congress.
Princes Inn
Congress-Thomss Newton 581, George
10y all 255. Majority for Newton lao.
ii. Of Deiega'es-Jercmiah L. Land SIS,
Charles II. Shield 1876.
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) authority ~ Heed a. ffos, evee.,. o
- Nv Archibald McCirHapd, decd. i.ic q 4.
n.fPfn feuy. 80 the sahscpbes. brsfin.-
daie February 1Oth. isyg snd dut recorder.
shsll, at o'cl0ck, y. ~. on sstnfdsy ~,
sNh - A"gnst ne xt.procecli" tfN, ~ t.sl.fe
darllng. one stove. three feather bed. sr.t
hi. atiie I0uschoid snd ktchen fpfnfufe,
i"r ttal money. ~ ~ much hereof sswii
elect ibc purposes 81 Ne f'nsf
CHARiEs VARS. 1fusfe>.
Iuly 1f. 1851
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he sold. at the Cour, House O.!
Jefferson coubty. ON the first dsS
oi August Court neat. TWO NEGRO
GIRLS. belonging 10 the estate oftLe la.
Major Abraham. Davenport. deed. Tbs
sale will be- made for cash
BRANTON DAVENPORT,
EE'r .iLn DGsenp0si, deed
Aug. T. 1881
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NOTICE.

s1Pcrsons DESTROYS of enclosing the
Presbyterian Church and Gra,--YsrL with
Wall. are requested 10 attend at said
Church. on Saturday next. at 10 o'clock
\ NJ. for the purpose OF devisins ways
and means for the immediate completion
Of the same
August 10th. 1891
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening n, Goth ult by the Rev.
Nlr. Whittelsey, Mr.. ANTHONY RosgxhEHoEa
OF this county, To Mrs NivCI liErLvBowER, Of
Frederick county.
On THURSDAY last, by the Rev. Septimus Tus-
ton. Mr.. Esos NEAR To Miss ELIZA HURDLE,
both If Loudoun county
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Frou the Globe .

Froui the Globe
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
LOUIS McLANE. of Delaware, To be
Secretary of the Treasury Of the Uni
ted States.
MARTIS VAN BuRES. of New York
TO be Minister Plenipotenti and En- g.
WOW of the United States, to the King
of the United Kingdoms Of Great Bri-
tain and ireland.
AARON VAIL, Of New-York, TO be
Secretary of Legation Ia the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland.
in place of Washington Irving. Esq.
who has significd his wish TO retire
from thar station.
DANIEL ;. McCAULEY. of Pensyi-
yania. To he Consul Of the =. States.
for the City and Kingdom of Tripoli.
in the place Of Charles ID. Coke, lie
ceased.
THonAs EsTON RANDoLPm, of Fleri.
da, TO be Marshal nf the United States.
for the District Of Middle Florida,
vice Alexander Adair, deceased.
Gov. CAss, the new Secretary of
War, arrived at Washington on the
9TH.
Virginia Springs. Lcwisburg
Palladium Of the 50th july. states thai
upwards Of 400 persons had already
visited the. Uhife Smphur Springs.
and at that time about 200 were there.
The acc communications have been great
~ increased and improved, and up.
wards ut 800 can at one time be enter
tanned. About 100 persons were at
the Sail Sulphur, where double the
number could be conveniently accom-
modated. The arrivals al this water.
ing place have been near 300. About
80 persons were at the Street Springs.
and the company here, as a. the others.
was daily increasing. The Hot and
Harm Springs, bad also a good con-
pany. which Was daily receiving al
ditlODs.
Blankets If excellent quality, Of cot
ton warp filed with wool, are made AZ
the cotton factory near Pendieton.S e..
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twill be remembered. that MONDAY next
- tie day Of election for this county, and that
qualified voters record their surages at either
CharlcStown, ShcpheristoSn, sn,ithheid, or liar
pcrs-fcrry.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

VIE subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends and the public generally, that
they have just opened another supply Of
New and Scasonablc Goods.
which they will sell unusually cheap and
request all persons wishing 10 purchase, 10
call and examine their stock
w. y. RIDDLE s. CO.
Charlestown. Aug. IL, 1851.
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Amongst tho most amusing political incident,
q: the day, We find the L. 5. Telegraph t~i,ting
the National In,cligeneer f,r it, fasti,liousne,
towards the Administration ard accusing the
Editors Of "a desire TO propitia,c the favor OF
those ia power" Good
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL. be sold, Oh Thursday the
w 25th day OF August. Instant
if FAIR. il not, the next fair day. al tho
White House. the ia.e residence OF john
Lock. sen deceased.
M The Personal Estate
OF the said deceased, Consisting. IN pat,
Of about
Twenty head oil Horses.
Forty head Of horned Cattle,
Seventy or Eighty Sheep,
\ large stock of Hogs.
Wagons. pIoughs, liarrow.,
Wheat Fans. and other Farming
Utensils,
About 1000 bushels Of Wheat,
\ quantity of Rye and Oats,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
embracing Beds and bedding. SuleboaId-
Tables, ChaIIs, aud other articles IN re
neral use
Tenn, On the Wheat, a credit Of
ninety days, on all other articles above
the sum OF 50, nine months credit. the
purchasers giving notes and approved sc
curliy. Purchases unders5. cash The
sale Will commence carly "a The day. anil
continue from day TO day. until al. be SOLD.
At the same tune and place, VIII be h,r-
ed. Tor short periods. several valuable
SLAVES. belongi 10 the above estate.
WM +. LOCK. .4imT.
Also. At the same lime and place. VII
he offered for rent. 10y the heirs. ,alua
lie FARM. situate near M,ef,' mill. 90
Ballskin. containing about 200 sgfcs, $50
or more ot which are hllttl, a. the
renting 81 this Farm nil not be on IT,.
premises. renters wall avail themscl,es n
the interim. 10 view The aad-which vii
be shown g. them rs sumo e thc heifs. ur
10y Mr. Lake. Who hs- charge Of tie satnr.
or.in The absence Of either. v, John f."ek
who hives near u TIE HEIRS
Aug I. 1881.
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Believing that our readers feel an i",crcs, in
ever, thing relating to the history Of the late
Cabinet. -. have given. this week, portion Of
MIR I~Gn,~'> letter to the President. Il i do
cument written With srea, energy s"i oioseness
of rlssoniLs.
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a BARREEPra.

4 YoUNG MAN. pbo osn ooae veil r.
a commended - lisf keeper. csn have
"p'o, men'. by applying 10 the sabsvfibe'
q iIsPsis fcsy.
J. STEPHENSON.
JalJ e.. 1871.
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This Is the month of elections IN the States Of
Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri L. this State.
they are already half completed. aud do not s.cu.
generally to turn upon national politics. 10 the
two latter, they are made a test of strength be-
tween the Clay and jackson parties. We shall
probably have ad'ices from portion 81 Kentucky
an time tor our neN, paper. In Missouri, the con-
test has been very warm. That State is entitled
20 but one rcprcsentItivc-and the candi dates are
SPENCER PErr's, the late incumbent, aud DAVID
Barron, late senator
We find, by tie -. louis Times, that Mr..
Petiis and Major Biddle have had fray. 1t seems
that after various hostile demonstrations on eacI
side, Maj. II. found Mr.. 2. in bed, and commcn.
ced bclabourinS him, while in a state Of nudity,
with eow-hidc The parties were separated
and the Msjor was subsequently, bound over tc
Keep the peace.
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Timothy Seed.

1 SNAiI u ~ ,1periof Timothy Seed
u just received snd fnF sale by
Apg. ~. WI. CLEVELAND
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In relation to report, (Which copied las,
week, that the President had determined TO an
swer Mr.. Berrien, under his own proper sigma
TURF" sc. the Globe says
''From the moment that the Prcst.
dent turned MIR. ingham over to Mr.
Trist, his private secretary, for an
swers to his letters, he gave earnest to
the people, that he did not mean to
compromit the dignity with which they
had clothed him. by descending into
the arena Of public strife" If We are
rightfully informed, the first glance a,
Mr.. Ingham's letter, when he returned
from the Rip Rsps. determined hi.
course. The idea of a reply to Mr..
Berrien, under his "proper signature"
we believe, never was thought of. The
secretaries never heard of any such
strange thing" at the Globe Office
never had any such interview as that
alluded to-and there never was any
such article as that suggested, ever
prepared or 'put into type"
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In consequence Of the melancholy death of W..
POWELL, of Frederick, Nrit ot election to sup
ply the vacancy in the delegation from tia, coun-
", will have Ia be- issued by the Governor.
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no BLANKS

TICKLE, J-HaIlts, S23- QHdTiers. ST.
Tickets TO be had in the creates, variety OF
numbers and shares at the Stores Of Messrs
RUSSELL FITIStMMONS, Harpers.
Ferry, and JOSEPH NEER K co, Kable',
Mil. where the following prize. were sold 80
the lst Class'--No 59g4 $1,000; No. STi2
$1,000; No. 2Oj6 500; 40. $3.50 800, &c
&C. and many in the II Class.
July y, 1851.
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Maryland State Lottery.

I'm Wednesday, August 81. will be drawn
" IN Baltimore, MARYLAND STATE
iLOrrERY-No. G, for ls5l-Odd and T..
ven System. Highest Prize. 10000.
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From the Globe.

We most solemnly and upon honor
assure MIR. lngham that the Pre- sident
OF the United States was not consult.
ed, nor had he the slightest agency in
the production OF the paragraph which
has called forth from him seven solid
columns of animadversion. We, more.
over. assure him, that the President
never read il, heard il read. nor heard
of IL, until IL appeared in the newspa.
per. and as he was deeply engaged in
public business when the paragraph
was Published, we doubt exceedingly
whether II even caught his attention
after IT was published. We must, there
fore. take upon ourselves the whole re-
sponsibility of this unlucky article.
and do hereby assert our claim 10 Mr..
Ingham's letter which he has misdi.
rected TO the President, with the ex.
ception of so much thereof as properly
appertains TO the negotiation with re.
gard to the trial of the assassins; a
subject which must be settled By Mr.
Trist and himself.
The last Augusta Constitulionaisi
says, that Mr.. CRAwFoRD's +" final re-
ply TO MIR. CALHouN, may be expected
every day. 1t will appear in the
Globe"
AusTIN u. WINc, formerly Delegate
IN Congress from the Territory of
Michigs1, has been again elected 10
the same situation in the ensuing Con
gross.
n Tribute 10 me Horse. Take half
a pound Of saltpetrc, half pound Of
alum. and half pound of alum salt:
pulveriZc and mix them well together
and every eight day $ give him ia
BILE spoonful ~ his food: his coat. flesh
and spirits, will soon reward MS mas.
ter Tor his care John UdH's Retiys.
n Clergyman conrictcd of Theh.-
At the High Court 81 Jusiici1rv. held
a. Edinburgh in June las. Duncan
McCaig, Minister Of the Chapel
at Ease. ~ that city. was convicted
OF t,cepfy one different acts Of thefts,
committed within few months pre-
ccding. and wholly 0f books. The
reverend convict was sentenced 10 be
transported foe fourteen years.
NAM said aquaok Of Long Island,
60 a nervous old lady, 'your case -
scrutunnturury complaint Pray.
Doctor, what - thats' 1T - the drop.
ping of the nerves. nam. the nerves
having taIIen into the piZarintum, the
ohist becomes motberous. aud the head
goes tiLarizen. tiLsriZcn.' All. Doc.
tor, exclaimed the Old lady. 'you have
described my feelings exactly
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