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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-13

"Colonel Richard M. Johnson has, with the ap- probation of the Post Office department, introduced bill into the House of Representatives, reducing the postage on newspapers. The bill is said to pos sess incalculable advantages to the community, and will, we trust, become law"
 Tho only objection which strikes us to the arrange ment Is, will the post masters be as careful of the papers, when they get nothing by the delivery of them to the subscribers, they at present. But for our own part we arc willing to make the exper- ment. Editors will be compelled to little more surreiHdace over the post offices. We need not point out the advantages to them in the greater cir cuation of their newspapers. The Press might, in decd, be said to be free, if there IS neither stamp tar on the printing, postage tax on the crcula tion of newspapers. rs.-Rica,nond Enquirer
 The admonton given by the Richmond Enquirer, to Editors in Virginia, whose papers should happen to go through the hands of inimcal post masters, will apply with equal force to certain officers in this State, who we have just cause to apprehend have forgotten the sanctity of an oath.
 The hand ofretorm is no where more needed than at the office against which the following information has been lodged from necessity.
 The sacred character of the post office does not appear to be well understood at Selma and in more instances than one, to be converted into kind of prize court for the conlscaton or condemnation of such property may be without any other protec- ton The prize court here referred to, has for some considerable time past, been hostile to our journal, and the unta which surrounds it, gives but little hope of an impartial trial in any thing that may be offensive to them.
 From the Arrangements that frequently occur, and the wrong direction given to our packages, which has been satisfactorily traced to the office at Selma weare bound conclude that course of conduct has been agreed upon there, which would authorise an inspection and consideration any document, which would not lead to direct detection.
 CAHAwBA, ALA March 31, 1881.
 MR THOMAS H.WmEY: Dear Sir-Mr Simpson the post master at Selma, in the plenitude of his righteous zeal thought proper not to send your paper to this office last Sunday and we should not have received it at all but thought proper to send an express mail.
 This is the second transgresson lately. Previous
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-13

MARRIEIl-on lhur-a-y ,ast in Marengo connty Mfr LAND.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-13

DiE-Recenty in Florida, mhither he had repaired for tIe recovery Of his health, Mir THOMAS PECK, merchant o Greonshororgh Alabama hr P. was highly by all who knew him. and sustained unbemished He had been married but few months, has left behind diseonsolae widow to mourn his untmely loss.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-13
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FoR GOVERNOR.
 NICHOLAS DAVIS, Qf Limcstonc. JOHN GAYLE, Of Greene
 SAMUEL B. MOORE, cf Jackson.
 FOR ooNGREss--aiDDLE DISTRICT. SAMUEL ". MARDIS, of ShelLy ROBERT F. 5. BAYLOR, of THscaioosa. QUiN MORTON, of Franklin. To represent Tuscaloosa county, and that part of Walker voting with Tuscaooss, in tire State Legis- lotura
 F. \. WILSON. VIM. II. TERRELL. $. G. PATERSON JOHN K. DRLSH. JAMES FOSTER
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-13
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

N VIII SUOaCT 1tT. ITslVI1E T1IdtTt CXIVT1STVt
 E arrangements for manufacturing, will open on the 1st May next, at IAi PEARL STREET, NEW-YORK,a "a IVJIOLESALE Z CLOIHIyWG W.4REHOU USE, where a large stock of every Ciescrinfinn If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-27
DWMHMS UNNa
From tho Halifax, n. q. Advocate, May 10.

FROM M nahihNi N. VI Advocate, May ~.
GOV BRANCH A CANDIDATE FOL CONGRESS
We have received for publication, the following cor.
rAsponheDce between The citizens of Bertie and The
Hon. John Branch, from which it will be seen hat ouI
disting rushed lellow-ciiizen has consented TO become a
candidate TO represent this District in the rex, Con.
gre's OF the U. States. 10 taking This step, we under
stand, Gov. Br'nth acts in conformity, not only, with
the wishes oil the ei;tZsns of BERTHE, but In compliance
With other written solicitations from many parts Of the
district.
WINDSOR, 10Th May, 1881.
Dear Sir:-At a meeting of a large number of the
ci'izeDs oil The county Of Berthe, which coDposes in
part the Congressional District to which you belong,
we whose names are attached, have been appointed a
committee for the purpose OF communicating their
wishes that you would become q candidate 10 represent
them in the next Congress.
The committee, in making this wish known, are
pleased in being able to tate their opinion that great
uDauimity prevails throughout ths district, that this
wish should be ~gratifed.
One OF the gentlemen, who has been before the
people up 10 this tine, joins us in requesting you to
consent to be our represertihve.
In conclusion, the committee would beg that you ac.
cePt their best wishes for your property and happi.
mss. We request as early an aDsw err az your conve.
Dience will permit.
Very respectfully, your obi. seTvts.
Joseph ID White, Ro. C. Watson,
A. w. Mebane, Join Watson,
Thomas y md, John +. Ward,
Geo. B. Outlaw, Edward Hardy,
Joe. n. &. Roulhac, NathL w. Fletcher,
To the Hon JOHN BRANCH.
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ENrrrLp. NAV 1Otb 1891.

ENFIELDJ My IUIH Io0I'
GenHenen:-Your communication OF he I0ih ins'.
in behalf OF a number Of the eiliz-ns OF Berthe county,
conveying their wishes that I should become a randi
date 10 represent This district, in the next Congress OF
the United States, was handed me yesterday evening.
Tbig manifestation of continued confidence and sup
port, especially at This time, has deeply affected me,
aud l pray you, GeBtleu en-, TO assure my fellow -ciiizsps
OF BERTHE county, that while / entertain a deep sense Of
my own unworlbiness, yet under the Influence Of the
strongest ties which can bind man 10 bis fellow man, |
leei incapable Of denying TO them any services within
my ability 10 render; ADD further, that were my public
service ten times greater than I know Them 10 be, the
kindne ss OF my fellow .ciliz. ne would no than com
pensste me for any personsl sacrifices which hey have
cost me.
My official connection with the present administrs-
iion has been dissolved, under cir stances painful to
M; yet rest assured that 20 considerations shall In
d0ce ms 10 change my poll ,icsl course, or throw me
into collision with the friends with whom I have hilh.
erto mos, heartily co.operated.
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HON. MIR. WOODBURY..

N. III. May live understand
that the Hon. l. vi Woodbury. has rsc,ivsJ and s.c.n,1
cd ,be appointment of Secretary Of the Navy, and that
ne leaves Portsmouth this morning for Warrington, TO
enter upon the duiss Of the Office. He il expects TO
reaeh washington on Saturday next. fGdxtte.
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~ ALREADY beef announced IN our paper that
commodore Barron was transferred from the command
OF the Navy Yard at Gospori to that Of Philadelphia, and
IN pursuance Of this arrangement, the Commodore left
mere on Wednesday morning for his new destination.
pfeviou' to hi' Departure, The civil and military officers
s'taehed,to his command, gave him a dinner as a ie,ti-
mouia' OF The respect and affection with whish his pri-
va'e and ofl .ial department. had Inspired them. Tbs
dinner was given at Capt. Reynolds Hotel in Ports
mouth, on Tuesday last, in a very handsome style, and
.ne company, 10 the number Of between 40 and so, en-.
et'a'ned Their Guest with a cordially and warmth of
Ise,ngs' was peculiarly gratifying 10 him.
Com. Barren is succeeded in the command of tbe
oo'pott Navy Yard by that gallant and estimable off.
Ger, Com. Warrington. Norfolk Beneon'
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From the following extracts from letters with which
we have been favored by friends, the great impulse
which has recently been given 10 our trade and manu-
lectures, will be at once seen and explained. The
iacts may be relied on explicitly. fash. Globe.
" Trade has wonderfully revived Of late all along the
coast There Is a great demand Tor ships. All the shin
carpenters are busy, and the price OF timber has much
risen. At The little town of MedfoTd, where I stopped
a couple Of days, | walked down to the ship yards,
where there were FIVE vessels, large and small, upon
the stocks, and was told there was demand for moro
than they could build. Manufactures also feel the in
huence. The cotton manufactures have risen in price.
and the fatories will this year do a great business.
"Ihe chief cause OF all Ibis Is undoubtedly the rsvi.
val OF tbs direct West India trade. The EMPLOYMENT
OF 'hiPping and capital In thai trade, leaves room for
more composition in other branches, and operates indi.
feetIyio increase the demand for every kind OF ner.
ebaDdze. Employment ~ found for money, and Il, has
become more valuable. Interest has Ti,en nearly one
per cent.
"Perhsp' no part Of the country feels the revival Of
trade more iha0 Connesieui. The Collector OF New.
Haven told me a lew days ago, that the trade Of that
port has more than doubled since the opening Of The
Yves, India ports. Many vessels emplt ysd 10 olbsr
trade have been Withdrawn and Employ ed In cows wing
stock 10 the West Indies.o
Extract from another letter.
"The Collie tor at N. Y. paid into Bank, on sseount
OF government, 1926, 900, being the reeeip,s Of The Gus.
by that Office. The monthly statement OF bonds taken
and %lquidated in January les, was 81 ,429, 6s5, ex.
ceeding tbs duties for January, 1880, more Iban eight
hundred thousand dollars Tde receipts Of the Gus.
toms AT N. Y. for The first four months Of The present
year, are over $500 900. The prospect is that this year
lions"
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67a ACRES OF LAND.

'argc proportion of which is in timber Of
''e finest quality. The advantages possess.
GU ~ uIs property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac aud Shenandoah rivers, Il
's IN The vicinity Of the large u lis erected ON
these streams, whilst all the facilities fn- trans.
pOI,'ng ITS produce TO market, to ne Jefiy al
i,om Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Carai, and
ihe n.i'i more Rad Road. VIII be enjoyed by
IT ~ 'he bighes, degree. There is a large
and cons;an, stream Cf waierrunning through
The tract. 81 such magnitude that 1t supplies
several valuable mills before il reaches ,l.is
land. There are also several fne line stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land is in
high safe Of cultivation, aud ;ao fences are
good. Possession can be had Immediately.
The terms wIll &c accommodating, and II
found advantageous 10 do so, the tract will
be divided into tso parts to suit purchasers
Al Applications IN be made 10 The subscri
ber, residing at chsrlcstown, jefferson coun.
~. Va. JOSEPH L. DAUGIIERTY.
June .. l83i-tf
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~ consequence Of the he.v, demands up.
4 on ine Boasd, to pay for tie work nov IN
lf'ogses-. II has become necessary To throw
INTO market oil shares upon which pa, r,,en,
- any 81 the Iusislmer's has not been made.
The Board Wi! therefore Gfer. az pubic
Nrction. 20 the highest bidder, for cash, ON
fyiday tic l6h # S,.,fer..er merit. ALI. TIE
SHAKES upon Which, at that time, any in.
.lmeot may iema,n unpaid. The sale vii;
IKE place ., heckh.m's uoic! in Charles
town. - - O'Clock. ".
The last ins,slncnt called IN was PAYABLE
an The Isl 1T Iry. More than three month.
bsvc expired since that time. The punctu.
stockholders have just groanIs Ct complain,
against dehnq0cn,s. s. well as against the
Hoard iur rs al judged Ieni,y. They are los
ing the interest on their money. ard the de
hrqucncies reiard the work in a most vexa
tots manner.
M pos'Pcnemen, for any cause on, pay
neut.
by order of he Board Of Directors
a. HUNTER. Sec'y.
Aug II, 1851.
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PERE.NPTORF
Sale of Road Stock.

y pursuance ef the act Of Assembly, and
- an otd-r Of the President aud Directors ii
le smithhell, Chariestown. and Hsrpers.
feny Turnpike Company, M TIE Slare,
at the Capital Stock ut said Company, upon
which none Of the ins;slnenis have been
','d. vii be sold at public auction. for cash.
80 The highes, bidder. az Beckham's Hotel in
harleIo~n. ia fyidry TIE 9th GhGy Of Sep.
.,R'6sS nerf. SAFE to commence at , o'clock
The sale appointed Tor tie S0,h ul'. did
-, take place. Several of the delinquen,s
"a portion "f their in>,s'menis aud tii-
.srd. DESTROYS Of using the creates, possible
,u.,,. made "a pos'ron~men'. Bat further
Indulgence need not be- hoped for.
The Directors. in order To meet engage.
rents, have incurred personal responsible,
ios. VIII delinquent s,ockhoider. quietly
witness these entertainments. without an
Hort To Afford relief The board tontil,
l"pe for speedy pay neht Of the balances
EU~ due.
By order Of the Board.
A.uuNrEn. Ssc'y.
Aug 4, 1851
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. on Monday IL.
w. l2,h OF September. at the late
residence Of John Nc Coy. deed. hear
Beeler's Mil. Jefferson county,
One negro Man and two BOYS.
SIX hrst-raie work Horses
One brood Mare. and three Colts,
Mich Cows and young Ca,ile,
Sheep. and about 100 Hogs.
Corn by the barrel-Rye and Oats h.
the busbel.
And abont ten stands of Becs,
Turning Utensils If erery description.
CONSISTING IN PARr. OF
Two good Wagons and Gears,
-Four BsrsLare Piougbs. S Shovel do.
Two Harrows-a Wheat Fan and Cut,
ting Box.
Together with every other article uscful
IN husbandry
EouSehod and Kitchen Furniture,
sUCHAs
Beds. Bedsteads, and Bedding,
One case Of Drawers.
One Bureau and one Clock,
Chairs. Tables. sc SC
a credit Of n,ne months will be give,
on all sums or five dollars and upward.
the purchaser giving bond and approve /
security; under that amount. the cash
viii be required No property 20 b. re-
moved until the terms Of sale he compllct
9th. Sale TO commence early 10 The
day. LEVI HICKS .4dmr
Aug. ls. IF John Me Coy. gcel
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House and Lot for Sale.

EsilE subscriber offers for sale, his
q HOUSE and LOT in Charles.
toNr. Jefferson County. situated on the
Nam street. the second house west Of Mr..
IL. tisines' tavern, near the town run. and
within bali 4 square ola never. failing we'll.
which, IN tie last dry seasons. nearly
supplied The town. The lot is ga feet IN
mont. The buildings arc large and com
hod'ous one part is - feet by 81, two
stones high; il's basement story - nearly
above ground, and has large IRE place /:
being roomy and aiIorIins good light. il
would ,u't for almost any Kind OF business
he oiher part Is one story high. with a
Kitchen aud cellar underneath; also, n
lack building. 10 by IL feet. which is al.
taehej To The house. II application he
soon made. possession eau be had this fall.
" not sold 1T private sale by tle 10Th
81 September. will offer II al public sale
] lie trfns viii be accommodating. Ap
Ply 10 Tie subscriber ca the premises.
JOHN LAMON.
Aug {. 1881
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TO FARMERS,

hNNiEL SNYDER. having taken m r.
~ crest with Foutsi c B.ckham in the
island Mill. near IIarpers. Perry, will r-ns,s
To 'ht customers Of the said mill. and ~ f.
mers generally, that every exer,ion uill &c
used IN promote the iniertst Of those di.r-s.
ed to do their business at this NIL Tho an.
iefsigned hope, from n determira,,cr %
'eave nothing nbdone on their part. &C. r..
ceNc reasonable share of The business 49,
The MIL - in good order, and read, 90 %,
ee'e all kinds ct grain, " hich will he I'll civ
attended 10 by Mr.. Stephens, the forner
miller. For The advantage of customer.
wiz take upon ourselves eli the trouble cf
delivering t'eir flour tsubieot To- their order
IN market, 'iEr cting sales, &c. ifthey wish ;,
u, on Tie CONTRARY, they procure lher own
lnos'mer, Ne viii deliver their fiour ~ short
notice. And 10 those who " sh tn sell thor
Wheat, We only ask call. believing ssue
Go, that we can nj AL times give As near tae
lar market price for hes, as any other NH.
!ers IL Is net nece sssry for us here 20 poin,
"n' the advantages pertaining in and 10 tbs
mhi, ss farmers generally consult Their avn
interest We will however remark, .hat a..
me road from Charlestown to uarpers FER.
~ passing directly by Ibis mill, is row ,rf.
nearly completed, BY which many oe lie a..
nefs, fartenlstly those quite near theftto.u
De enabled for several months ia the wear 10
carry from 100 TO l25 bushels Of vho,, al,
single iosd-,his, to many, will be a cfca,
advantage To the farmers of Iotdouu ve
say."e viii exchange Flour for Wheat a, any
hHe, AID grind their country work, ssvtU
ssthS' OF our customers, at the shorieSi notice.
DANIEL SNYDER,
fONTAiNE BECKUAM.
Aug Is, 1851 TT
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Superior Beaver Hats

H'lt subseli5er has just received a fresh
stqualhy ever brought to tbis make, 80
aveiy excellent assortment Of nr.h ne =,
81 Puces. He ventures Tn asserf. u,,Lo,,,
icsf u contradiction or exaggsraiion. ,bs,
- present stock 0i Hate, - q fsspse,s 60.
NY quantity. ~ price, y greatly snoefio, 10
Wis, y ever has been ~ this place. and "a,
pes.If hopes that ins veTy great rxer,,o,, 10
tender hs stock Of Hats. BoO,s snd sa,e.
such - . 70, may not 20 unrequ,ed. m,
re'pe' tully .sks call from sil psfsons v,sb.
TX 10 supply themselves wiih s.y ~ ,fes
ooye articles. y BUCKMAsTER.
ChaFlesf6Wn, June IS. Ia-f
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Elk run.

tsEAs TINE rREssYTERiAS CHURCH,
M HEREthe subscriber has. and a, ..a
w receiving. n general assortment e.,
Dry Goods. Hardrarc. Qveens,ro,,
Cutlery. Stationary. and
Family hedieinw,
Together with general a,,ar,n.u, q,
Groceries. all Of which have been c.r,n,i..
selected IN the Baltimore market (,
bought on the most reason able ,,ta..
lie therefore hopes. iron h,s general a..
sortment and arden; desire 10 please B..
may meet with a liberal shar. ~ 49,.
mage AARON II. SNlbl.p
Elk Run. Aug Is. is3I-3t
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forg WORMS. sc. u is neatly nut I'm m
square half pint bottles, accompanied viii
extensive directions for its use. II is con.
s'An'ly for sale, at one Dollar per bottle, by
CHARLES HARPER.
shepherds'oSn, June 10, 1851
The following IS one among many cenif
Gates Of cure performed BY this medicine.
DsaR SIM lately used Your BaIs.m az
Heshb For years hal = constant and
hxcd PAIN IN my side, and fire quently subject
10 cosiiveness accompanied with fever.
more or iess accordingly bough, bottle
% your BAlsam. ~ your pgent IN IIsEets.
'oNn' ana found u relieved NE very much.
and procured tho III bottle. which cured me-
peHeoUF' and SINCE then enjoy perfect
health again; and do recommend The ..i5
Bslssn' TO those thst are afflicted IN the same
nay Respectfully yours,
JAMES FLAMING
Near LeiicrseurE. Washington co. SD
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Office Of The ckescP<aks and OAis Canal 20
wsssrseTox, JrSss 20. 1851.
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
no instsimebt Of Two dollars and 6Hy
cents per share, (being the 2ist install
ment) on every share Of stock 10 the Che
sapeske aud Ohio Canal Company. IS re.
CURED 10 be- paid on the 5th Gay Of SePtrm
Der next; aud a further sum Of two dol
lars and fifty cents per share (b.ing the
eld instalmenO on the lst day Of Novem
Der next: which instalmepts must be paid
TO the credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company. 10 the cashier or other
officer Of either Of the following Banks.
viz:
The Branch Bank Of the United States a,
Washington.
The Hank cf Washington, at Washington.
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Oft Metropolis, DO.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at George
town.
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandria.
The Bank of Potomac, do.
The Farmers Bank OF Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics hank of Alexandra, do.
The Hsgersto~n Bank, IN Hsgcrstown. Md,
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charles.
town, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Rank, in Lees.
burg. Va.
by order OF the Presiden, and Directors:
JOHN y. INGI.E, Clerk
Chez & Ohio Canal Com
July z, lS5l.-utlNov.
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RIFE SroCxS.

PROPOSALS are invited, and will be
!. received by the subscriber ~ IIarpes.-
Ferry. from those who are di.po,ed 70
furnish ROUGH STOCKS for the Hail.,
h'fles. IN quantities Of not less than i've
thousand nor more than twenty iheu.apd
JOHN H. HALL.
June i6. Is3I.-I2t
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onuERAL SYNOD

" ne Lutheran ChUJch ia The T.. S.
Hif' clerical aud lay delegates ap
pointed by the different district ~
mods, are requested 60 assemble at IRE.
der'ck, Maryland, on the SOtb day. and
last sunday Of October next As tbs ~
nod vii be relied upon 10 transact bus,
nes. Of vital importance 10 the Church.
advisory brethren viii be cbeeTfnlly re-.
eeNed' u due Information of their inien.
lioS TO be present, DE given 10 the sul,.cri.
Der DAVID 4. SCIIEFFFR
Secrsiaryof the g. s. fa me q S
July -. 1881
g y u --Pnntef. throughout the T.
,. sTe most respectfully requested 20 in
seTt this notice. ard the n ~ We are
'sIt grateful 10 those Who upon former
oeeesions, attended 90 our request. ip
Which many of their subscribers are IN.
tsFssted
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{OR SHE.

,INtiE snbsorlber has jnst received at the
u 1hsriesio"n Ap",hccary and Book
store, the following works, which ne otcrs
Tor sale at very reduced prices, VIZ:
iiisior, OF Euglend, d, Hume,
Smolirt, aud Miller , vols.
iIsbbons' Rome & ,ot,.
KussC's Modern Europe vols
Giles Greoc. do
Ramsay. Universal History ~ do
Meals History Puriians do
JosrPhus' Works do
Musheims' Ecclesiastical History do
Glands Defence Of the Protestant Reforma-
nation vols.
J"huson's Works . vols.
English Drama do.
Robcrtson's History of America ! do.
( Rober,son's lii-i0r, of Charlie the 5ili do.
kobcrisuns iiisior, Of 81 otland . do.
Burke's Works ! DO.
SCOTS Lif. of Napoleon . 10.
7 Smeiii-'s PLilosoph, do
Horns Introduction To- The Critical Study
kno"iedSe ofthe liol, Scriptures do.
Nsgee on Atonemcnt ! do
Mcknight on the Episiles 4 do.
Bnrnets liis,or, of the Reformation 6 do.
SCOTS (Wsyerl,) Novels syo % do
Bsrcn's WORKS $40 I do
Hootes (Thoma-l Works svo ! do.
SCOTS Poeticsl Works $40 do
Crsoo's Poe,ieal Works $40 do.
Robert Treat Painc's Works in Verse and
4 Prose vol
Hume's Philosophical ESSAYS . DO
FcdersiIst, on the New Cor.ti,uiicn I do
iCoD'empls,ions, Neral and Divine, Is, Sir
| Matthew Hale I DO.
Paley's Works, SieIn's Work.
! May 5. JAMES BROWN
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Valuable Jefferson Land
COR SALE.

ENiiE subscriber. as the agcn, and A,tor
J. ney OF Thomas Fairfax, Esq. of Alexan
d"s, Oilers Fur sale 'ba, valuable estate IN ] ef
'eison county, Virginia, called "ruk HIN
sirAGk." Consisting Of
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SUMNrM1 GOOD

tHEhFtN THAN ENER
INHE subscriber IS now receiving and open.
II lag, stcoud supply Of fashionsbIe
my Goods. QueeuS,care, Groceries. &c.
lie respectfully invites III those who are fond
at good bargains, Ia call and examine for
themselves lie pledges himself to sell them
o" much better terms than goods purchase
last April. JOHN FRAME
HarPers.Ferry, juno 10. 1881.