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DIED.

On Saturday last. after about one DAYS illness
Mrs EtizAuErH Cox, wife OF Mr. Joshua Cox,
IN the 25th year Of her aye.
On Tuesday lat, Mr.. rHoNAs MELvrs, an old
and highly respectable citizen of this county
whose death will be deeply regretted by very
large family conneXion, aud by lis neighbours
aud scguaintanoes generally.
!, On the day, Miss CATHAnISE Huasr.
daughter OF the late Mr.. James Hurst, SEN Of
this county
TN Friday the 9th instant, BLIzA CiruAaIyr,
third daughter Of Mr.. James Moore, Of this coun-
", aged II years, months, and - days.
On Saturday last, ia the 18Th year Of her age,
ELIZA Ike, the amiablc and interesting daughter
OF I)r. Lee Griggs, OF this place.
TN Sunday morning, after a very short illness,
CHARLES JacoB, second Of Mr.. John +.
Cookus, Of Shephertisto~D, aged sbou, years.
COMMUNICATIVE.
Departed this life, on the Sth day Of the present
month, in this county, Mrs. ELEANOR DAyE.-
FONT, eonsort Of the late John Davenport, dec II,
IN the 7lst year of her age. The deceased WAS
born in Calvert county, ia the state OF MARY land
married IN early life, and removed TO the State OF
Virginia She Vas raised in the Protestant Epis-
eopal Church, but shortly after her marriage pro-
fcssed religion. and united herself 20 the Metho-
dis, Episcopal Church, at time OF great perse-
euton. and continued a member Of that Church
ustil her death, during space Of more than forty
years. The first Methodist ministers who cnio
ed the hospitality of her roof she invited TO her
house as place Of refuge from the violence Of q
mob, from which time until her desth IL WAS ever
home for them. Her example exhibited a con-
sistcnt walk and An unbleuii shed profession. She
vas truly regarded as Mother in Israel, who's
heart sympsti,ised with human suffering, while
her hand MAS employed in extending relief. BY
her removal from Time, the Church has lost one
OF its 6rmcst pillars, Society Of its most VA
lucd members, and the domestic circle its ycne-
rated aud beloved head She sustained all TIA.
relations OF wife, mother, and friend, with )
strength and purity Of affection which reflected
the highest honor upon her character. Our ia
n,eute sister hss left ibis aud Of shadows, to par
iiepstc ia the substantial and eternal pleasures
Heaven. "Iet me die the death of the righteous
| ami let my last end DC like hcrA."
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To Road Makers.

PROPOSALS. will be received. until
u the Gath instant. for grading and
Mae Adamixing that portion OF the smith
held Chsriesto"n. and Harpcrs-Ferry
Turnpike. which runs through the main
street Of Charlcstown. The grading to
be twenty four feet in width. the eieva-
ton IN no case To exceed ~ degrees, and
the stone to he laid iGi feot wide, and q
inches in thickness. Proposals to be ad-
dressed to u. Z. Warrington. President oi
the Company.
By order OF the Board.
A. HUNTER, Sse'y.
Sept IS, 1861.
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PUBLIC SALE.
TNUE subscriber, iniend,nc ,o

T>HE subscriber. intending 10 remove To-
u the west. will offer ~ public sale, on
IhtIrSday ne l5'h day OF September. at l.s
residence on Col. 'iite's farm, near Lcetouu.
TIE following property, viz
One firstrate Coli, three year, old next
spring, one first rate sucking Colt, three fresh
Mich Cows, Hogs, So~s aud Pigs. three o.
Tour hrst.ra,e Feather Beds, Acorn and com
mon Beds,eads. one Bureau aud Desk, din
ing, breakfast and card Tables, q Cupboard.
aud avarieiy OF cupbosrd ware, ten stands OF
Bees. Wheels and Reels. Tight and other
Barrels. stone Jars. Crooks. aud Eat Firkin..
some Geese, Potatoes by tho bushel, and a
variety Of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
credit Of SIX months will he given on all
sums above five dollars--on all purchases of
hye dollars and under. the cash will be reuuir.
ell No property 20 be removed until the
terms Of tie sale DC complied with sale to
commence early IN the day. and Cue attend.
ance given by the subscribtr
BENJAMIN LUTON.
Sept. I, 1851.
ID. Some of the above property will be
sold Tor cssh-made known on the day Of sale.
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Nv I'LL commence on Monday the 1 9Th OF
w September (inst.)
Education IS viewed by the principals of
this Institution. rs "tba, which incuica,e.
correct principles, pol'shes taste. regulates
the temper. cultivates reason, subdues pas
sions. directs tho feelings, hsbituates to re-
Election. trains 10 self. de NAL, and especially
that which refers ell actions, feelings, senii.
ments. tastes. and passions, to The love and
fear Of God"
The liberal patronage bestowed on thi, In.
sttui'on, has procured for IL the frst teachers
10 every branch Of scientific and orpamr ntsI
education. whose copsian, am il to s,renet III.
en- their experience, BY consulting the vari.
Gus systems of modern improvement in Eu.
rope and America. The vigilant care and
parental watchfulness Of the ladies', who live
together rs one househo old. regulated through.
out with . view TO the Improvement of their
pupils. secure good health. and propriety
OF conduct. and afford opportunities tor in.
cuicating lessons IN those numerous points of
manners and morals, which come into view
only, in such . domestic situation, where ma
ternsl interest pervadcs all its instructions.
TERMS.
Board, one hundred dollars per annum. n, .
dollars quarterly, payable in advance.
Tuition according to the class in which the
pupil ranks, from IS to 10 per quarter. in
ADVANCE.
French, Italian. and Spanish. each So
Music, Piano. Harp, and Guitar. is
Dancing, -
Drawing. Landscape, Flowers, Miniature,
and Velvet Painting. 6
Lectures on Philosophy. Chemistry and As.
tronomy. by ID. HAllowell.
Each young lady must be provided with
bed, bedding, towels, table and tea spoon,
and silver tumblcr.
a uniform is worn daily in winter, Of blue
oombazet. or circassian, and black apron Of
the same material a plain muslin bandker.
Chef leather shoes, and coiorcd hose. On
Sunday, q similar dress, with u cape Of the
same material, a straw bonnet. lined with
blue, and crimson ribbon eiosks Of dark
blue. Summer dress Of blue Bingham dur.
ing the week, and on Sunday q white dress,
blue belt, and the same bonnet worn us in
winter. with blue ribbon.
REFER no
Rer. r. Keith. Rev. VIA. Jackson, Rec. G..
Mann, John Roberts, Thomas FairJax, Thorap-
son r Mason, Laurence Lelris, Richard d. Ma
son. Bernard Hooe. Il. e. C0=enOrs s. Co. l. p.
Thompson. Um. F0ris s. Co. George Breni.
.1isrsndria.
Csn Vim. II Orerion, louisiana
Col B0n,JOrd, Hon. Lea Bio0do,ou, Com
Rogers, Gales & SeafVa. Washington
Temple Mason, Temple Han, LO,licGn, Ia.
John 4. Uashiasion Mount Tr,non.
Ismy s. Turner, " he aiIart!. Jsfsfson Ia
Hon. Daniel Wsbsitr, -HdssoehHs1.i,.
Gen John .uason. Georgetown.
ArHIAnDaIA. Corner Of Duke and Wash.
ington streets. Sept. g, 1851.
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ST, LOUIS, AUG.

ST. LOUIS, AUG. "a.
.96air Of Honor.-The personal diff
6culties which have for some time ex.
listed between Major Biddle and the
Hon. Spencer Pettis, and which grew
out Of q political discussion in the pub
lie prints commenced last spring, was
terminated yesterday, by an appeal to
arms. The challenge, we understand,
was given by Mr.. Pettis and accepted
by Major B'ddle. The parties fought
on the island opposite the city. Maj.
Biddle is near.si GIFTED, which may ex-
plain the reason why, as the challenged
person, he brought his antagonist with
in FIVE feet, the distance at which the
parties actually fought! And we re-
greet TO add that both gentlemen are
dangerously, If not mortAlly, wounded.
Major Biddle is shot through the ab
domen, the ball lodging within. Mr..
Pet,is is shot throug n the side just be
low the chest, the ball passing entire
ly through his body.
We understand that the conduct OF
both parties on the ground, was entire
~ honorable, and evinced the utmost
GOODNESS and courage, as we'll as regard
for those laws which custom has pre-
scribed for such occasions. i Times.
Subsequent accounts state that both the combat
ants have died Of their wounds
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POLITICAL. MEETING

The citizens Of Jefferson County. friendly 60
the election Of HENRY CLAY to The Prrsiden-
ey Of the United States, are requested to meet at
the Court Houss in CllArlestown, on Monday the
10Th of September next, Court DAY, for tl.e pur-
pose Of taking into consideration the propricty oi
appointing delegate to the y aiional Republican
Convention, to be held in baltimore in December
next.
August IS. 1851.
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MARYLAND EiEcron,,.r,rcr,oy

MARYLAND ELECTORAL ERECTION.
Het"rs OF the rcecat election ia this s,st. la, =
ere" r'ee''ed fro" ALI the eosn,ic.- The gene
RAJ rr."l', throughout the state, is as fellows
National Republican Electors of Senate es-J,e,-
soaian Electors IL
The Electors thus chosen, will assemble at An
nsPoi' o" Monday the i9,h Inst. anil elect fif,ecn
Scs'ors, nS,'tu,ng the hole b,.l, &c th.. Ma
r, Lanai Scnste. Who ~ili s,r,c for the term VI :
years. BAR. Par
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A Friendly Caution.

MUST request, as a particular favor.
I that no person will hereafter deal with
any OF my servants. without a written
authority from myself or James Griggs.
Injurious and unpleasant consequence s
have already arisen to the public as well
as TO the slaves themselves If this friend.
ly admonition should DO disrsgArdod. !
will then be compelled. however relue-
family. TO enforce the penalties Of the law.
THOMAS GRIGGS. sen.
Sept Is, 1881.
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TIVE undersigned propose publishing, IN
II the town Of MArtins6uTR, Virgins, .
Weekly Newspaper, under the above title And
rs u Is Custcrnsry tor Editors 60 give, ia their
prospectus, outline of the leading ,,rine, pies
upon which their publieasion shall be conducted
Nc 10 ~, ga as biict a manner possible.
A. ihc present period q ~ ia party excitement,
u ill no ioubt bc expected that the REVCHLtcAS
will rank itself under the banner of one or other
ri the two great eoBtendIng psrIics into which the
country il divided. Not ~, however. II will Ice
devoted q tbc cause 81 800 man ~ party Il wIl
be sObdUctei With An eye single 10 measures aud
psihtipcs. twill enlist under the banner 81 the
hsfRicAS SIsTEs, aud fali Or n0uitsh N1li e,
let Who MAJ b. al la head ~ thc gov ruin.nt-
but " shall got a. - devotion t. u,s great Oh
Jcci, lose siglt q the Ordinary suijccts a hc~
IaIsT attention - h~ proceedings q our Ma
tOnsl aud state IJrg,slsturcs--thr For, ign snd
domestic Occurrcnces Of tl,e timcs--ihe itt-rar,
sod Scientific advances ana Developments of az,
dsy--ihc onward msrvh 81 agricultural Impru,r-
nent-snd t,c thousand items of useful snsi intet-
csiing ,aficty-shsli 6sd n rrstiu,, place ~ tie
columns Of tive REFt sffrA~ hot u mas b. said
that ticsc mere profni.rs. no,er 60 b. r,li led
Thy sre promises And g such materials sTe
al Pr0spcstuscs comp sed. The Editors, ho~-
ever, rciy upon tic v, 70 known lb.rality ~ u,si
section u tlscir gstitc SiTfe, o. vhicii they pro-
pO-e entering upor their editorial career -t'ss,.
uierciotr. fstirr themselves tifst tbs nay h.
chccrcd ~ their outset 'th @ierc "a pahttc %
tronagc, th, cOHtsuralsc Ol piieh they ak na
l0ngef tiiaa uisy shall acsfvc q.
~. AI.BCWTIs.
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IN .4IroeiouS Murder Capt. James
Pace, the keeper Of the halfway ia.
vern between Winchester and Mount
sterling. in Clarke county, Kentucky,
was stabbed in the side, during the lat
ter part OF the past month, while lying
in bed. The assassin is supposed 10
have effected his purpose by thrust
ing mis- hand through the window i'm
medinteIy under which the bed was
placed. Capt. PAGES wife. her father
and brother, together with a store
keeper by the name Of Orcar. have
been arrested. The latter IL supposed
to have been the parsmour Of Mrs. p.
and TO have given the death wound,
and that the others were acc essaries.
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CONVENTION.

Pursuant to an invitation made by
citizens of Rockingham, at a meeting
held in Harrisonburg on tho 10th dav
Of July last, for the purposes expressed
in the Preamble aud Resolution adopt.
ed at the meeting, the following gen.
uemen appeared IS delegate. from the
counties Of Rockingham and Augusta,
nj the town Of New Market, in the
county OF Shenandoah, the 9th Of Sep.
tcmber, 1881:
From Rockingham. From .7.ru.sa.
John 7. Efinycr. ID W p,ur,o,
Dr. Joseph Cra.ens, A. N. ~. Stuart,
iDr. ID. Williamson, Chrsi-y Kinney,
DE Peaehcy Harrison. W. n Tspp
Col. James Hall.
90 motion Of d. w. Patteson, ESQ.
DIR. Jacob ID. Williamson was appoint.
ell Chairman; and on motion Of Col.
James Hall, w. ii. Tapp was appoint
ed Secretary.
Mr.. Stuart submitted the following
resolutions:
Re'eirsd. That the people of the counties
heretofore invited TO Cooperate with us, and
ell others deeming themselves Interested, be
respectfully invited to send delegates to an
adjourned meeting Of this Convention TO be
held IN tho town Of Hsrrisonburg in the coun.
" OF Rockingham. on the 9TH day Of October
next. for the purpose Of concerting measures
10 further the great scheme Of improvement,
contemplated through the Valley Of Virgins
by means Of . Rail Road.
On motion Of MIR Kinney, il was
Resolved, That this meeting, highly an.
proving the proposition Of Convention up.
on the subject Of Internal Improvement, to
DO held in the town of Iewisburg on the SIS,
Of October next. do respectfully recommen nj
10 tho different counties in the Valley to
send Delegates TO the said Convention.
Resolred. That the editors Of the Virgins
Free Press. the MartinsburE Gazette, the
Winchester Virginian and Winchester Re.
publican. the Sentinel of the Valley, the
Rockingham Register. tho S'aunton Specta
tor and the Rockbridge Intelligence, be re.
quested to publish the foregoing proceed.
ings.
Resoiped, That this Convention do nov
adjourn to meet again in the town Of Harri.
sonburg. in the county of Rockingham, on
Friday the 9TH day Of October next
JACOB ID. WILLIAMSON. Presf.
wALrHn II. TAPE. Sec'y.
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SHw-YoRK, SEPT. )

SHw-YoRK, SEPT. 7.
II is our painful duty this evening to
announce the decease Of our distin.
guished fellow citizen, DIR. SAMUEL l..
MrcHILL. He had been indispo.cd
for some weeks past, not, however. a.
was supposed, dangerously. But at 10
O'Clock at noon of to-day, his able and
useful life was terminated.
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y. w. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert ".
'" corner of baltimore and Gay, aud n. T..
corner of baltimore and Chatlcs-sis
Where the Highest Prizes in the recent
State Lotteries have been ofIcner sold, ,han
at any other office.
- Orders either by mail (pos, paid) or
private conseysnce, enrlo,ing the cash or
prizes, Will meet tte same prompt AUD punc-
'nai attention, as if Oh personal sppi,c..
non AGdfesa 10 JOHN CLARK,
sept j. iLs'fcyg Fender, BaA,zrVre.
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CoSDilIONs.

Tie NTgin,s H.vubiic.p sili b. publisi,el o.
soon - saficlcut hun.i, ~ subscrihers -l,ai 10.
oissn,d " Ju.,fy Sc p,ili,sti0u, printed ~ a.,
isu fast.nsr. GA = large dat, tIoPcuI sxs.
~ffh pew tyI~. - a. Isr snnusn, ;'aJ sblr Co.,
ree,ip a. 10 hrsg nHs.J.r q n0t, So - - ui-
I'D ~ tl,s yeAr.
Au-usf 1851
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COMMUNICATED.

"Iet them be STRICKEN from the rolls"
The above isa f.lse quotstion-though i, is fire.
quenuy used. Gen. Jackson never pcnned q line
80 dramatically correct lis order to the
TuISKISo Secretary was
Let them be struck from the rolls
Yours, MANY.
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THE MARKETS.

RhirINoRk, SEPT. ..
FtOCR.-Thc wagon price has been uniform
and steady throughout the week at s. So.
ALxNASDuit. sErr. 10.
The wagon price Of Flour Is without change ;
the article H. dull from stores, and will not, wc
understand, command IS 30
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

EOR SALE, q Negro womau about rs
Il years old. who is = good cook, washer,
and iroucr-aIso, Girl about 10 years old
Who 10 an excellent house servant. They
are both healthy, likely, and well disposed
servants. Inquire Of This of6oo.
Sept. Is, 1881
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For Sale.

A STRONG. veli-formed MAKE. or pretty
"A good blood. She works well in gear,
and is believed to be with foai by one Of John
Randolph's full bloodcd horses She va. 10
years old last spring. and will be sold q, lou
price. Inquire Of the Printers.
Sept. Is, 1861
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WOOL.
PROPOSALS.
NTONTGARNTER,


4 y thus undertaking q task, often urged
upon him by the psrtiaii,y Of his friends,
yet, from which he has thus far turned with
unaffected reluctance--inasmuch % he stood
not then, ~ now, ~ need Of the probable
emoluments u might produce-ihe writer
trusts hr Nill escape the charge Of any sen,i
rnent akin 10 the mere vanity a. SuihsrsLib,
when ho msnifesis bis desire Of appearing be.
fore the public simply ia his ansnv,se,ls chs
rscisT' aud, moreover, on the completion OF
an undertaking 90 which his yieissitudea alone
hsve impelied him. 20 make IL lis hsl. a. ~
- bis hyR effort of ibe kind.
The work will be pot 10 prels IN the
course of the present summer, snd vii form.
an oo'sv" volume Of about 900 pages, on fae
paper md handsome type.
TERMS.
One Dollar per copy. ~ boards ~. IN r.
as where The amount may be kindly sdtAnc.
FL 20 The anihuT's sid. the work will be deb
''rcd neatly bouoi aad leuCftd
New.Yofk. 1851
bCJS subscriptions wil be received al tie
of'oe ~ the Virgins Zee Pfess
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We learn with regret that the Hon.
WILLIAM JosEs, late Collector Of this
Port. and formerly Secretary of the
Navy, died on the morning Of the 9th
inst. at Bethlehem, in this State.
fphiI. 4. s. (,zzeftc
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cAMpRN, 5. c. ~. 50

cAhDFNt =. e. AUSs ~.
We have been visited by the most
destructive freshet known since the
memory Of man. The crops on the 81
yer plantations are entirely swept
planters, who expected TO make 500
bales of cotton. ~ not make 10. This,
with the loss Of the provision crops,
stock Of cattle. hogs, destructiO Of
fences, and injury TO the soil, will make
up . sum total, which We cannot at this
time estimate. We believe 100000
Will not cover the losses Sustained by
this portion Of our fellow citizens 10
this district alone. Among the injuries
sustained, IS the loss Of our fine bridge.
II embraced four arches neatly con.
strueted add eovered--two OF which,
the longest, are taken 90.
The storm above described se,ns to have cans
81 heavy loss in other portions q t''e eounir.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. S.-iy
Bum. Mr.. DAVID HELLEs, OF Highland county
Ohio, to Miss REsrocA G. HAiSEs, daughter OF
MIR. Daniel iaines, OF this county.
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Set them be stricken from the rolls. ,
Gen. Jackson has appointed Samuel
J. Carr, Of South Carolina, Consul to
Morocco. Mr.. Carr is the same per-
son, we believe, who had the misfor-
tune to kill son Of Judge Martin, OF
the Eastern Shore Of this State, in a
duel, some two or three years ago.
Frederick (aid.) Exam.
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All Prize Lottery I!
roc sTu class

" the Trginia Free Road Lofisry,
no be drawn q, Lecsburg, f.oudoun cour.
- ~, on Thursday the 2-I Of Sent. I83l-
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MANY.

The Cabinet BaiHe.-The Wash
ilgton Spectator Of Saturday, says
The great guns have now been dis
charged. with the exception Of Ma.
jor Eaten's. which is said 10 be the
most Tremendous bi,nder6uss that civil
lization has ever known; it will be
discharged. rumor says, in few days,
and will put his enemies where " even
recollection can no longer retain the
fact" Of their previous existence.
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DR.. NJ. w. JEFrDRsoN

attend TO the practice Of Medicine
w IN Charles'own aud the neighborhood.
Sept. Is, 1861.
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nHonn MrW noona.
WINDOW nIAaa

HANE few hun.lred fcet q Glass, y b,
~ W ~ ~. - by ~, sol 8 by -. q,
good qualify, ~hich s'll bc solI chesp.
VA CLTNfLANU.
July ~, lsfi.
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RUssEI.L 8 rTTzsrrnnnnnrs
NEW ndusTo.

4 CUOlCE sslcctio- ~ Ecg Mys.r. i..t
received ssh ~ sale ~
joy -. va. CLEVEIkSU.
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China, Glass, s Earthenware

, ASer 'bN NV utC.
HUGH CHARLES SMITH, date Hugh
N Smith & Coz Alexandra. u. c. has Jus,
received. per ships Shenandoah and Virginia.
from liverpool. his Fall supply of
CHINA g. EARTHENwARE.
This, With his previous large s,sck on han
enables him 20 offer TO his friends in the
country, an unusually large and la ndsome ~.
sortment. comprising every article IN his line,
and which he offers TO them on the mos. mo.
derate terms.
Also, by late arrivals, an extensive supply
Of Cut, Plain and Pressed GLASS T.3RE.
Demjohns from Quart TO S Gallon,
Pipes in Boxes ; groce each.
window GLASS of all sizes,
Block PORTER. Uins and Ckre. Bo.fies.
pint and quart.
Alexandra. Sept. 9, ls31.-w6w.
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The fo'ioAing Is pretty iagcnis,, plaza to
"marry Off"a d.ng',err. Opposition in such {.
matter. .,he life Of trsdr.
Curious Cdution.-John @. Miller,
IN the Cherry Valley Gazette. says.
"Ali persons are forbid marrying my
daughter Betsey."
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correspondent expresses an earnest hope, that
tho citizens Of jefferson, opposed To the re-ciec-
ton Of Gen. Jackson to the Presidency. will not
DC Indifferent to the call Of meeting proposed TO
be held at the Court House GU Monday next, for
the purpose Of appointing delegates to the Ma
tional Republican Convention 20 assemble in Bal
tilnore in December next
A meeting held in Berkeley on Monday
last. We have not heard the result,