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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-05
e,yFW spRrNC 4 sftMMER GOODS

NYEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
~ We are Just opening a very large and
general assortment OF NEW SPRING aud
SUMNER GOODS, 10 which we respect
fully invite the attention Of dealers, as they
will be sold on the most pleasing term. Our
stock will be found to consist in part Of
Sup'r Blue, Black, and Olive Cloths; Com.
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, s. mkt Cloths;
Sup'r Il Com. Blue. Drab, aud MKT Cassi
meres and Cassinetts; Sup'r Lavender aud
Clay mkt Cassinetts, Blue, Black, & Brown
Summer Cioth,( "a new article for gentiernen's
! ocats & pantsloens;) ViTgonla and Rowen Cas-
simere and Nankecns; White and cold Rus
STA Drillings, Strip'd Buff and Random Sat
teens; Union and Cotton Drlllings, SIomese
mixture; Pittsburg Cord and Cotton Duck;
Fancy Bangup Cords & Beaverieens; Black
BroshelIes, s, Circassans; Black Bombazetts
and BombaEines; Black Velvet and Velvet
| vesting; Black and Fancy colour'd Silk Yes
ting; White and Cold Marsclies s. Welting
| Vesting; White s. Fancy color'd Swiss Ora
watts; Red, Yellow, & Flag BandaDna Hand
kerchiefs; Cotton, Bandanoes and Berkeley
| HandkT.j FancJ, Gauge, Grape s. Barrage
| Handk'fs; Fancy Gauze Scarfs and Grape
| Shawls; Fancy Gauze and Lutcstring Rib
bonds; Chanaeable and Plain Gro DE Maps,
and Gro De hides, Black Italian Eutestrinss
and Nanken Grapes; Black Satin Levantine
| X Pengces; Black Mandarien Lawn; "a
new and beautiful goodSl Grape De Royal
and Grape De Lyons; White, Black s. Green
Italian Grapes; White and Black Bobbinett
Wells, Green Barrage; WORKED Swiss Capss
and Golfers, (doable and single,) Cambria,
Furniture and Gem. Dimity; Belgium and
Seersucker Gingham.; Mourning Gingbams,
I and Calicoes, Bonnet 4 Colourd Cambrics;
Irish Linens, Swiss, Jackinett, Mvll and
! Cafabrick, Muslins, Linen Cambria, and
Linen Cambria HandkT,; Mersails Quilts,
Russia Diaper; Brown and Black Holland,
Burlap's Linens, Russia SheetiDss, Osna-
bourg and Tickling burg White and Black
Cotton and Silk Hose s. Socks; Embroidered
Cotton Hose and Random Sesks, Kid RIits.
and Gloves, Beltngs, Inserting, Thread and
Bobbinett Laces and Edgings; Fancy Par
asols and Umbrellas, i4eghorn and Dunstabe
Bonnets; Shell, Side and Tuck Combs; Bias
kets, Palm Leaf Hats, White and Black
| Wool Hats; Suspenders; Gilt and Lasting
Buttons; Watch Chains and Guards, Breast
Pins, Ear Rugs, SC. &c with general as
sentiment of HARD WARE, QUEENS s.
GLASS WARE; GROCERIES aud Ii
QUORS, PAINTS. WOODEN WARE
STATIONERY. BRUSHES, &c sc.
HOGMIRE & BOYD.
Nartinsburs, April -, 1881.
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SnTRYp]RHG,R.

I ~
WILL stand at the subscribers, stable on
Mil Creek, on Mondays. Tuesdays s. Wed
nesdays; at Mr. Jno Tabbs mill, on Tus-
carora, one mile from Martinsburg, on Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays. Terms: tseetue
dollars the season, which mpy be paid with
len dollars before the first of July next; tuen-
~ dollars for insurance, and payable when
the mare proves with foal; eight dollars the
single leap; pasture gratis at the subscriber.
farm for those that come distance ndwish
to leave their mares, bat no responsibility for
escapes or accidents The season will com
menee on the lst of April. and end the lst
day Of July ncx.
SURPRISE is a beautiful SerrciI. 3 feet
inches high. only six years old, Of fine blood, &
was siredb by Hal, remarkable for speed beau
ty, and blood; being by Hal, who was bv
the imported horse Sir Harry. ont of a well
bred Diomed mare. His dam was got by the
imported horse Spread Eagle, cut Of Do
med mare. Surprise was bred by Mr.. JOHN
Young, in Warwick county, Virginia. altho'
ne has never been trained for the turf, his
blood, form, activity, and strength iustify
the otln'on that trial only vas necessary to
have insured his success rs a racer.
LEVI HENSHAW
February II, I391.-tf
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EDY virtue of deed of trust executed to
ED the undersigned on the 10th day OF
September, 1850. by William Runner, for
the benefit of job Robins, will offer for sale,
at the house Of the said William Runner, on
Back Creek, on Thursday the l9ihday q May
neat, for CASH, the following property, to wit:
five mich cows, six steers, fifteen head OF
young cattle, fourteen hogs, fourteen head oil
sheep, one cart, one wagon, three pair OF
horse gears, two barshear pleughs, two sho-
vel ploughs, one harrow. one eight day clock,
two beds, bedding and bedsteads. chairs, ia
bles, household goods of every description
in and about the said VIM Runners dwell
ing house. Also, one rifle gun, five head Of
work horses, two colts two years old, and one
mare and colt, TO raise a certain sum OF mo
ney for the purpose therein mentioned. Sale
TO commence at | / o'clock, A. NJ.
PETER GARDNER, Trustee.
April %, 1881
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E UMBER, STONE COAL, &c.-We
-EA have just received a large quantity of
LUMBER and STONE coal for sale,
and shall keep on hand SALT, PLASTER.
Sc. which we will sell low forcash FLOUR,
WHlSKEY, SC, will be received at our
Ware house, sent to George Town, sold or
stored as owners may direct
JAMES FORMAN s. SON.
April IS, 1881.
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NAIpAYl3KTI5

EEt ILL stand again at Clifton, the subscrl
w ber's farm in Frederick county, four
miles from Battletown and eight frcm Charles
town He is nov in fine order, and ready to
serve mares on the following terms: Sl5 the
single leap, $40 the season, aud $50 insurance
to be paid when the mare is known to be In
losl. The season will terminate the LIST July.
LAFAYETTE is a remarkable horse, and, IN
the estimation of the best judges, combines,
in degree that has rarely been surpassed, a
pedigree Of the purest blood and best cross
es with unusual size and stoutness, great sym
n,etry of form, and especially exceliing in
those essential racing points which denote
the greatest strength and action. He has
been moreover very distinguished racer on
many a well tried field.
He is 8 years old, fun l6 hands high, and
powerfully made ia proportion 10 his height;
in color rich blood bay with black legs, and
no white except small star on the rigat hind
foot. PEDIGREE.
LAFAYETTE was got by the celebrated Vir.
ginian, (the best son Of old Sir Archyl; La
tayette's dam was also by Sir Archy; his
grand dam BY the imported horse Sir Harry;
& grand dam by Chanticleer; grand dam
by Meade's Old Celer; 6 { 6 grand dam by
Lees old Mark Anthony; gggg grand dam
BY the imported horse Fhpflap; e gig g
grand dam by old Mark Anthony; gggg 9
& grand dam by the old imported jolly Ro-
ger out of the imported mare Mary Gray.
For his performances on the turf, an ac
count of which wsuld be 100 long for news
paper publication, see American Turf Regis
ter, vol l, Nos 8, 10, II, racing memoran
da; and for his pedigree, see also page 3G6
DAVID Ii ALLEN
Clifton, March II 1881
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FNICHARD II. LEE having become a
Ek, pertinent resident of MartIDsbnrg, res
pectfuly offers his services as an Attorney at
Law. TO the citizens Of Berkeley. He will
practice in The Courts of effcrson and Morgan.
Mr.. Lee may be lound, for the present, at
Mr.. Kroesen's Hotel.
Maintaining, .qpril %, is3l.-tf
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CASH lRNlR WDDILa

I'll by virtue of deed of trust executed to
e. y the undersigned on the Goth June, 1910,
by Michael M'kewan, for the benefit of 10
seph Minshini, will offer for sale, in front
OF the court house in Martin.burg on Mon
day, the 18th day Of June neat, (being the lst
day sf June ceurt,D for cash, the following
tracts or parcels of land, viz: One tract on
Sleepy Greek, containing about GAS acres,
near Hixon's Mills, and adjoining lands OF
SAID fiixon. Matthias Swain, and Others 49,
Also, three undivided fourth parts of about
400 acres of LIND. being two surveys. "
ing and being in Berkeley and Hampshire
counties, on both sides Of the Warm Spring
run, on the Potomac river
Also, one undivided moiety Of $50 acres
of Land, lying and being on Sleepy Creek,
on tho North side of Little Timber Ridge,
adjoining the lands of Lewis Wolf, Richard
Riggs. John Bailey. and others
Also, one undivided moiety of 376 acres,
lying and being in the county Of Morgan, Oh
The North side of the Yellow Spring run, ad
joining the lands of Joseph Duckwalt. Geo.
Wisenbmg, Michael M'Kewan's hs & others
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH, Trustee.
April 81, 1891.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
4y-Letters by Mail (post paid) enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, will receiye tho
most prompt atteation, If addressed to
YATES s. M'INTYRE,
WashUgtos City.
3S-Ihe tickets and shares sent from tho
Managers Office. Washington City, ara in
all cases the original one, and of course nof
liable to any mistake or dispute: and tho
cash for all prizes may be had instantly upon
the drawing.
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FESHE SUBSCRIBER tenders his thanks
a 10 his customers for the liberal eneour-
agelnsat With which they have favored him,
and informs them herewith that he continues
the business at the same place the old Oh
Mill Of WOOL C.aRDI.NG. at the usual
prices, and tire DYING & PULLING al
heretofore, also the manufacture OF
SCOTCH& VENETIAN C.4RPETIJNG
of superior style. Which articles he con-
stantly keeps on hand for sale, Of the hest
quality and patterns, and at moderate prices
He wishes TO purchase large quantity oil
common WOOL, for which he will give a
liberal price, ia trade or cash
c. G. CONRADT.
arch 9Jst. 1881.
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Bianks for sale at This Olive.
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1hs celebrated four rile Hopre.
5 OU TkER.N ECLIPSE,

sou IHER.N ECLIPSE.
~ WILL stand this season. on
CnHI ondays, Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays, at the stable Of An
sesss1ss aasasus thony S. Chambers, in Mar.
tinseurs; and on Thursdays Fridays and
Saturdays, at the stable of the subscriber in
Shepherds town. and be let to mares at ten
dollars the season. ares sent from dis I
lance can be furnished with good pasture a.
fifty cents the week The season will com
mence tho Goth of arch, and ond the q5th
June next Every care will be taken Of
mares, but no responsibility for accidents or
escapes; For pedigree and performances ses
handbills, or SINNERS Turf Register.
LODDOUE GREY,
VIII stand at the same places for mares-bc
is full sixteen and a half hands high, bone
and body IN proportion--he is nine wears old
this spring He will be let to mares NJ fine
dotlcrs tue season: hrce do!Lats CASH the
single leap; and Ten doiia4s insurance.
JOSEPH ENTLER.
March 8, ls3i-T
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Marttnsnurg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER .4.NNU.n,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, Tico Dollars and Ttce,ty jfuc Cents,
AT THE END OF SIX noATHs;
And if payr1ent be deferred 10 the end OF
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
9J-A failure 20 notify the discontinuance Of
the paper at the end Of the time subscribed
for, will be considered as new engagement
g5-Ns paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid up, except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
one dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, and twenty five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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III OF SIP URa

- This thorough bred race hsr,,,
Nw-F1' will stand this season, ending A.
sS8S the fret day Of July, on Mon.
suAn2asI.Z., days, TUESDAYS, and Wedos,.
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s4HtESH LlME,-The subscriber has Just
81 finished burning a kiln of first rate
LINE, which he will sell on accommodating
terms. Apply soon.
CONRAD ROUSH.
Martinsburg, April II, 1881
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g. TlLLS, Sc. FOR SALE have for
~ sale one 200 gallon Sill, one do. of ! 50
gallons, full patent, with Worms, &c. com
plete; one copper Globe, large enough to
contain 100 gallons; also, a beer pump OF
copper, 10 feet long; between fifty and sixty
Tubs, nearly all iron bound. with a number
of other articles necessary in and about a
Distlilery, such as Heaters, Coolers. &c -
All the above is known to be of the best quail
ity and would be sold upon a credit
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
April %, 1891.
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April %, 1881.

NOTICE In pursuance Of an act Of the
~ general assembly of Virginia, passed the
9th day of April, 1881, incorporating COM
pany to construct a rail road from the town
of Winchester to some point on the Potomac
river at or near Harper's-F Ferry; and appoint
ing the undersigned commissioners 10 open
books in the town of Winchester to receive
subscriptions Of stock, to the amount Of $780,
600, in shares Of twenty five dollars each, no
tise is hereby given, that books viii he opened
as Aforesaid, at the town hall in Winchester,
on Saturday the S0th inst aud be continued
open for the space 81 sixty days thereafter,
at the Bank of the Valley, and at the Office
OF discount and deposit oil the Farmers Bank
at Winchester.
John II. Cooke, joseph II She,vard,
Ayred n. Po,ceH, Henry NJ Brent,
II. IidboH. John NJ. Bronze,
John GiLfeson, John HtfsbeV,
Henry w. Baker, Commissioners
Winchester, April %, 1891.
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ported; both these are scarce, and Corn Meal in
hhds. is held at ID.
Grain.-No receipts or sales reported; our
quotations may be considered as nominal.
Price Current:
-eSe-
Oil Inspection in New York -Robert C.
Theal, guager and Inspector Of oil in New York,
reports, that during 1880, he has guaged and
inspected 1858 casks oil, making 50, S764 gal
Ions; Sl5a were sediment, and l46 bad.
-eSe
Inspection of Domestic Distilled Spirits IN Ne0
York.-Abraham Daily. inspector in New York,
reports that during 1880, he has inspected r.
768 casks, at 6, $4,000 W
Two deputies at each, is slsS "
Nett proceeds to A. Daily 2173 O3
$3.50
The annual report of Richard McCarty, in
spector of flour for the counties of New York
and Kings, was presented to the Assembly on
Monday. The report states, that there has been
inspected the past year, in New York, 80S.716
bills. wheat flour, e3,Os7 half do, 15.1o7 bbls.
rye flour, 40 half do, 0,S16 hhds. Indian meal,
9,66S bbIs. do, 15S bbis buckwheat -four, 1853
half do; the estimated value of all which, is 81
16S,95l 81 cents.
In Kings county, 7O1S bbls. superfne flour,
12S fine do; estimated value, 1895 81.
TN. 7. Mer. .93u.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .aLEXqADRLa, (D.C.J

Schr Haxall, Shove, of and tor Alexandria,
from Boston, with an assorted cargo-put in to
Norfolk in distress with loss of some sails, jb-
boom, camboose, bulwarks, c.-Had proceeded
as high up as the mouth Of the Potomac, and find
ing that the River was frozen across, put back.
In Hampton Eoads-Brig Independence ;,
Whiting, New Orleans, and Is days from the
Balize. bound to Neutrality-suspicious. very
severe weather on the passage.
Schr. Potomac, Beers, hence at Hyannis ed
inst
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S1OO Reward.

$500 NeWard.
u,ur above reward will be given for apPrehendins
.na securing in Jail so that get them AGAIN, TWO
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property OF Henry
S. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY. >.
Henry is mula,to man, low but well ou't' mas n,s
left eve injured, and is about 81 years old lie was
hired last year to Capt Tucker, on the potomsc .s
Jerry is very black man, good sa0I aSGu. y,
v.,rs of are and was hired e. Capt d y JehkhS' o.
Ioa,d the steamboat Fredei icksburg they were
bo,h in Alexandra last week, and Henry had pass
will give the above reward tor their apprehension
;e,L so miles from nv house. half that sum u u
=; Charles County and all reasonable charges PAID
Se" j" """''- HUGH cox,
90 ,c Charles County, I'D.
'- National In,el'Sencer]
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Notice..

yopN WRIGHT, who was from the County o,
Fairfax, loudoun. Prince william or fauqner in
~ he v,nr, he or his legal representatives.
by sddressng letter to WIN IL: Patterson, , hs
ss;netop. Kentucky, will hear Of something to ,hef
advantage
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pu,1ADELPHIA MARKET-JASuARy %.

1,oyr and IMsal-The supply OF Flour by
r.oa has been to q: fair extent during the
anu ,hrss Says. and the price Of superhne is
last last though the sales have been confined to CT
lowe" oonsumnf;on at S6 so, but to-day larger par
"n"Id have been obtained at s5, from store
= contract has been made for suPerhne Flour 70
he delivered in the spring at 6, which Price Is Of
fered for other lots but is generally he'G h.gnes
No transactions in Rye Flour or Corn Meal re-
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As
2S7i

GR,Is.-Owing to the state of the roads, anu
our nav,pa,ion being closed with ice, our quota
TONS of Grain are almost nominal.
We understood that 900 bushels OF Corn were
cold last week, for consumption within the Dis
tr;ct. at IS cts. per bushel. Flaxseed IS IN de-
msnd and would command 25 from wagons 1t
:" 10Th from s7a to so from stores.
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F,ous.-The Flour marketwas quiet last week'
The wagon price opened, on Monday, at % 81 49,
which Continued to rule to Wednesday, lne,as,
i've. Thursday it was s.; Friday soIel .sc
inc. on Saturday, at the opening price OF the
week, SIS. Transactions. from stores were s
limited. A few hundred barrels were soia a on
Monday at 90. Subsequently other io'' , me11
taken at go; at the close OF the week IL "oa ~.
u waron pnce was steady at 6al. A moderate
49, mos dome. from stores. at IS for stand
orS QUALITY King street, and 80 for selected
h na After the receipt of the mail advising
of further sigot decline in the northern mar
= -. holders had less confidence; but we were
NOT advised of any saks at reduced prices.
Quantity inspected during the week enu'ns
Saturday, s9th instant, hills
King street, Gals bbls. 4s half Dds
Wharf 15S 90 DO
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Nj A RRIED,

In Norfolk. on the eth ultimo, by the Key.
Mr.. Delany, Mr.. DANIEL LLOYD, OF Aexandr'a.
u. G. to Miss MARGARET GouLDEN, OF that
borough.
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MARINE Insurance Go. OF ALExa ,SDi s
January 5, 1881. }

,,v,prND of two and half per cent ON the
o.n;,a, stock paid in, has this day been declared
Cor the las, six months and will be paid to the s.oGs
%sr, or their legal representatives after Monday The
10th instant. 1A " Secretary
ian 6 49,
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For Sale,
yJNlIE time Of NEGRO BOY, who is about 10 years
L old and is to serve till he is %. He is honest and
has been brought up dining room servant. and is
also good plain Cook Terms will be reasonable and
can be ascertsned from the Printer.
ian al St Seotf
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after more than forty years action under itl
That part of the Judiciary act extending the Ju-
rlsdlctiOn of the Supreme Court OF the United
States over final decisions IN State Courts which
1mpugn the validity Of any laws OF treaties OF the
United States. A bill was reported BY the judi
c'ary Committee, -four against three in Commit
tee. to repeal the section comforting or rather re-
gulating the mode of exercising this jurisdiction.
This bill was as u matter Of course read hrst
time, and as matter of course, also, woul' have
received its second reading, but for the o6Jec-
ton made to It's second reading by Mr.. Dodd-
udse, of Virginia, who excepted to 1t on the
ground that the bill, being of equivalent conse-
quence TO bill to repeal the Union. ought not to
De allowed tssbe 50 much as entertained by that
House, Upon this objection, the question ar-
COrdins to the Rules of the House, assumes this
iogm: Shall the bill be rejected:" On that
question: coming up on Saturday, the Prertous
F'sat'on was agreed to, precluding debate; and
he nam question being taken, the bill was RE
jEeTED by Isl votes to STA most decisive ma
lOr''y. but majority which would have been ell
"'sed, had the question been upon the hnal pas
age OF the bill, by the votes Of several who voted
'Sa'HSt rejection, either from desire to heal
N arsument upon it, or to have an opportunity
voting upon amendments which might be pro
POsed with aview to a modification of the 2otf
~''"n, to the absolute repeal Of which they
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Bark.

Bark.
The subscriber wishes to enter into cos'rac' 'oi
700 CORDS OF CHESTNUT OR SPANISH ON
IDU BARK. for the ensuing spring. 'oi "I,I r VI.
a, Annapolis, Maryland. Any person wishing 10
take no said contract; will address the suoscrf
oe'' y ''' DANIEL 7. HYDE.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. IL, ls3l-jan Pom
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NJ Gentlemen DESTROYS Of subscribing to the
Bal to be given on the 22d OF February, are requested
TO leave their names a, this Office. O. ianT
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PROSPECTUS OF
'rnE NATIONAL lNTELLiGENcrR
puBLIsskp IN tbs CITY VI wAsHisGros,
BIZ GALES y SEXTON.

TIME NATIONAL. INTELLiGENCER is an Old.
tablisbed Journal, al the seat Of the General Cos
eminent. 1t publishes. originally, the Procssdn,,
and Dsbates ofCongress, and Contains a more regplsSt,
full. and accurate Report Of these than any other Dam,
in The Union; it contains, also, the Acts Of Congrss,
ana all the State Papers and Documents Of public II,
terest. laid before. or originating ia that body. Tb.,.
recommendations, in addition to the variety Of OH.
which is 10 be found in its Columns, cn
nectcd with The general interests of our own coun,ry
with literature and science, and the affairs of,he VOL
at large; together .silh the character oitairaess whrI
the nsper has always sustained, make it useful and eve
valuable to all whu feel an interest in tbs concerns Q
this or of other countries
The lsrELLreEscEn is published daily and ttiwesl
~. The Daily paper is so a year. or IS for six rnoR,b,
The Country iSrELLIokscEn is published three tine
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