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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
AYERAGEs - C.RAIN.

wheat Barley Oats.
For week, SIS lid as id 22s 81
do G2s 3Ts I'd 2Ss 81
duty 2ts 81 IS Al l2s 81 on Flour Is
I0d per bre.
p. $. l.G09 bblS. Tnrpcntinc offered on Sar7-
day were withdrawn, los. 3D. being the best bid.
At Hclvoot, Oct. 10, Brothers Dowell, Virginia
LIVERPOOL, Oct 23rd.--Arrd, Pscrhoutee
Smith, Virginia. 2lth, Auacreon, Lcnov, Yirriuia.
NORFOLK, Dec. g.
Effects Of ne G4lc Inst nigii--Thc nc~ Brig
Arui, banks, dragged ner auChot> during the l.tt ca
llS' evening and went ashore 70 tic =. oi H" Maine
sIosural Sic vail be gotten m wits lre hicu}.y
The echr Mary g Isn,t., q Suffolk. 1a7n wh Siares
broke adu! iam Town Point and rau o.. 8siar.t tl.
bridge where saa saak.-Il expected he vii bo o.
afra;.
The Schr h5iadnc. .'Grrgs. a7horr on tee Rip Rap
has lest icr rtddsr auj sD5'og a lrJ;.
ArciD 'olsE-, cir '.l. Ie., Green fr.~ E~v = r.,
bouud TO EcIn~u1-caar % anchor ~ sFevSus' e DO
Yesterday and caG1'd ashore las neht vuh 5r'h an
chors ahead Tie Scnr Ffeaci- lom New Work lost Doh
anchors and udder aud went ashore ON tie Rrp Raps
4 Ship unknown was in the Bay his afternoon,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

Philadelphia, Nor 10, 1881.
His Exceilency the Governor of Georgia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17

public judgment as 10 the meriis Of his question, no
consideration Arising from personal feeling will induce
me to take a course vii Ia | should no. believe calcu-
lated TO main,a,n thu eharAc'er aud promote ,he in
te' est Of IT. State wiich gave ne bi,th.
btsiness 4 importance. est ecially a'enabli"g me 20
seUl- Gown permanently 10 N rh Carolina, viii pro-
p'bly r. qlre my Pse'eosA ia T%n-ss.es, where l may
ts t'',inhd uGhl Avg 1856 uoxi o. my rsturu to ,uy
ismly, l Ia pn 10 'le"t YOU, ~bvn | .hsll b higtl,
s6a incd C. renew tbs social aud ,reLdly iutercourt e
which heretofore, 50 mu-h T. my sA;isiacuon, has sub
si.tSd between US.
la the meaG time, l beg GU 20 receive assurances
81 stea' reEp eet and esteem. JOHN BRANCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-17
A FRIEND TO tn
Boston, April III, 1891.
From tho Nantucket Innnirat.

ANIhhUNN
Specimen of Chrishanitv.-Some wars rom. =.
whaling chip out OF London, being commsodsd hv .
nantucket man, touched at New II. aland for recruits.
a boat coming along side 10 trade, it was observed ,b,,
a large mat lay spread over the bottom of the non, ,nd
several times it was discovered 10 move. TIE Can
lain was anxious TO know the occ aston Of H.; bur tbs
Indians at hrst refused to give any Information. hu, "A
length were prevailed upon to remove the mat. ub,n
inc capt beheld a mao lying, Iashsd 10 a pole his
whole Length. Inquiry boiDg made, The inIorm.,iop
sven was, tnat the man wasa prisoner, taken IN war,
from the distant ifibe-and her intention We, 10 ro,st
him and have a feast. The Captain of the sbio. s,roek
WI d horror, requested them TO deliver up he prisoner
20 ns eate' but they refused. The Captain, ss well "a,
tue whole ere OF The ship was DESTROYS to ., IL We ina
prisoner and proposed buying bip; (hero was ono on
oosru the snip who partly UNDERSTOOD their lsnguageA
atiengn by offers OF considerable vaIus, they consent
ed to sell the prisoner.
Alter paying a good round sum for him, he VA. de.
hvered on board the sh'p; WHEN on board, The Door f,f,
low seemed ready TO fain', believing, as the saving 10.
hat he had Jumped out Of the ffyipg.pan into The
bre; but beirg assured that he would bs treated lfks
. brother, he came to, aud was able 10 give a nsrstIvs
OF the war, snd what tribe he belonged 10, Row he
was taken, snd what harbor belonged 10 The ,ribs. The
captain OF the ship imms disteIy got his , ats in rssdi-
ness, with q supply Of iood and water, and taking the
poor fellow asa PILOT preceseed 10 The landing, whsys
the Indian q igDally belonged. The irite was ob,etvsd
ss tney came down by ~hundredg, in the mode Of rs.
JoiS'pg, WIN Instruments OF musio, and took the Indian
ana carried him up 10 the village, snd then demspd.
go 70 know what they had 10 Jay for bs ran .om, The
eaPtsin tod them they bad nothiog 10 pay, al ina, was
y squued OF them was 10 be 90 Oh 10 the white msn
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PUBLIC SALE.

NILL be sold, on Monday the
w 3Ist day Of October, 1881. At
the residence Of the late George Washing.
ton. deed, about 3 miles from Charies.
town. on the road leading to Snithfield.
. great variety OF valuable personal pre-
Perty. consisting. in part. Of the following:
Farming Ufensiis oferery description,
Wheaf, Rye, and Corn,
Horses, CoWs, and Sheep,
Hogs Of the best breed IN the neigh
6orhood,
Stock Of erery description,
Wagons, Gears, &c.
Household Cherry and Mahogany
furnifure,-.7 Piano,
Kitchen Furniture,
II frsf-rate Cooking Stove. &c.
II Serrdni Jtoman Who Is a first
rate cook, Nth her child, piH be sold,
y not previously disposed of
Probably seuerai other Slapes.
A credit Of six months will DO given on
all sums Of Eve dollars and above. the
purchaser giving bond aud approved secu-
rity-cash for all sums less than FIVE dol.
lars. No property to DO removed until
the terms Of sale shall have been compli-
ed with. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
VIM. T. WASHINGTON. .fdn,'r.
Oct 20, 1881.
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From the iisscr-,owu Herald If o., Is.
UlSIlOp NIsNENnnrr

oioAtVt MchkNDNf.E-
The venerable Bishop McKen,lrec
oi the Methodist Episcopal Charcl,,
visited our town last Sabbath week,
aEd preached in the morning TO q
crowded congregation. This distin.
:uished and popular prelate seems
well stricken in years-hc 10 a little
below the ordinary stature. we'll built,
and surprisingly active in his move
ments Tor q ma0 whose head is bios.
soming FOR the grave. In early lie,
wheh his voice was strong and health
unimpaired by the labots Of the minis.
try, he must have been 4 very i'm.
pressive and powerful orator. If the
reader eve. heard the vener able MEADE,
of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
counse'iing listening thousands with
oil the charms of the easiest and swee,
eat e'ocuiion, he may form some idea
at the winning powers Of the Metho-
dist Bishop. His countenance is the
very index Of has heart, beaming with
intelligence, benevolence and love:-
his gestures are few, natural aud ap-
propriatc, Away suited to the EXPIRES.
sion: his language simple, vet chaste
and beautiiul--adapted with peculiar
felicity TO the greater or less import.
ance OF the occasion. Like the other
Bishop, he talks without an effort-the
stream of his eloqusnce is perennial,
and the source inexhaustible. From
under his sable brow flashes the fire Of
an eye undimmed BY age: the smile of
love plays upon his lips, and with pa /.
ternal tenderness he exhorts his peo-
pie" beloved behold the youth
full Joseph walking through the fires Of
persecution with his Lord by his side,
and take courage" and again "my
beloved what Is that religion worth,
that gives only hope? that does not
give a strong assurance of our accept
anoe with the Saviour" The learned
Bishop in illustrating this dogma of
his church, was unusually interesting
1t was indeed very perceptible, that
he possessed the happiest talent for H.
lustration; for making the most intri-
cate and gnarled subject level to the
lowest capacity, by his simple and
beautiful process of reasoning. At
tached to another Church, aud indeed
welded to it by ties of adamant, and
willing TO allow it all that perfectibili
ty, which long and illustrious line oil
prelates claim for il, and to which
solemniy believe it entitled, I could
not Of course concur with the Bishop
in his tenets Of faith: but with his zeal
and fervor and intelligence, aud ma
tive ease and dignity Of manner, with
the stout ensemble" of the man, I wa.
charmed beyond expression.
AUDITOR.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons who know that they arc
. IN debt to the partnership OF SSvsii.
= Bruce. are requested 10 come and settle
.nef accounts Immediately. For all debts
under ten dollars. pay nj nu,t be made
immediately: on debts above ten dollars.
s'x months will be allowed. provided the
accounts be settled before The Iss dsv Of
December. and notes given with approved
security. II the preceding terms be not
complied with before that time. suits will
be ordered on tho LIST day Of Deeember.
without discrimination. a. the Affairs sI
the partnership cannot admit OF delay
The business at the Factory will 20 on ~
usual. and work " III be speedily aud we'll
executed. A small quality OF fulled Lin
ssy' Of the best quality. will be for sale in
against the partnership Of Strai,h and
Bruce. arc requested to exhibit them with.
out delay. ALEX. STRATTH.
Oct u. 1881. Surviving Psyfssey.
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue Of deed Of trust, exc
ID cuted by John Donaldson to the
undersigned, astrustee for Michael Dough
erty, bearing date on the 4th day Of June.
1881. and Of record in the clerks office OF
Jefferson county. TO secure the payment
OF certain money therein mentioned, I
will offer at public sale. to the highest
bidder. on Saturday the s9ih inst. at .
o'clock. r. NJ in front OF Thompson's no.
tel at Harpers Ferry. a bureau, two wal
nut tables. three feather beds and bedding
safe. COW and churn, a ten plate stove,
4 claim en- the house now occupied by
said Doughsriy on the public ground. =
dozen windsor chairs. and sundry oiher
articles mentioned IN said deed
SAMUEL GIBSON, Trtntes.
Oct IS. 1881
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, AtsNa>prrA. ocr. o.
FtOCR--Yestcrdsy the wagon price va. IS
10 and ts We are not certainly advised OF
ANY sales From stores NJ icss than a. but Il could
have bee" bought IT considerable reduction on
thursday. aud possibly Yesterday nj a fraction
less than -. but there ~aS more demand i'm
consequence OF difficulty, owing to the small
stock, in completing previous engagements
HALrfsoss, or. q.
fLOUR.-rhc wagon price opened ON Mon
day at - Sopcr barrel. and continued nj thas an
ui wednesday. On Thursday IL fell to SY8
per BARREL, AMI this price sppcsrs tn be- the ruling
wagon rate to-day. Three iosd. have been t,k es
Tits morning At 25, add some Of the dealers src
unwilling To pay mrrc, but the fair rate, a. VIC
have alrcay said, is 37&.
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HAVE the pleasure Of informing their
Il u friends aud the public, that they have
just returned from the Eastern Markets,
with handsome supply Of
New and Seasonablc Goods,
Which they hatter themselves will be
found. upon examination, cheap. They
respectfully solicit the patronage Of tho
friends Of the late firm--upon an assu-
rance that their Goods will be cold low
and upon terms accommodating.
Oct. 81. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

JAMES SHEPHERD. Cabinet Maker.
81 Shepherdstown. presents his grateful
Acknowledgements to those who have so L.
berally encouraged him, from his com
meucement in business TO the present
time. and bcgs leave to inform them. and
the public generally. that he will always
thankfully receive orders for any articles
in his line, and endeavor. in return. to give
entire satisfaction. lie has lately return
ed from Pbiladelphia. where he purchased
. quantity Of the best and most beautiful
Mahogany Feneers. Carved Work, and
other materials; and having good work
mon employed, he 10 now prepared 10
make, in the newest and best style. Sofas.
Sidsboards, Bureaus, Secretaries, Bed.
steads. Tables Of avery description. Clock
and Book Cases. &c. and " I'll almost con-
stantIy have on hand, q considerable as
sortment OF finished FURNITURE OF
every description He has also attach.
cd to his establishment. mandatory OF
Windsor Chairs and Settees.
and can furnish them from the plain to the
most elegant kind lie will convey furni-
ture 10 any place, az his owas risk. snd ex
penss. He will. at all times, receive or
ders for stained wood. walnut, or mshogs-
nv Collins, and execute them with all ne
cessary or required dispatch; and will
furnish. when desired. neat Hearse, with
a gentle horse and careful driver.
lie will give constant employment and
the highest wagesto one or two more stea.
dy and industrious Journeymen, who are
first rate workmen.
(1rt Of I89I-tf
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SALE.

an Saturday the a9ih instant. I will OF
~ fer. at public sale. for ready rnos-y =.
unless sooner disposed Of by private bar
gain. my interest IN the BRICK MILL. on
Bullskin, formerly the property OF Nathan
Hsincs. deed. With n good dwelling house
about fifteen acres OF cleared land, and 80
in timber. attached thereto. A good It'll.
will DC gwen. The sale TO commence on
the premises, at o'clock in the after
noon. DAVID HELLER.
Oct IS, 1881.
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Ii persoos indebted To the estsse o.
N James Bell. deed. are earnestly request
su TO make immediate payment. md those
having claims against said estate, will pres~nl
shem Immediately. properly authenticated,
tor settlement Attention. TO this notice w,i,
be expected. - Z sm particularly desirous Of
having the business 1t the estate. 90 far -
am Concerned, imms diaieiy brought to .
close. JAMES GLENN.
Oct. "a. 1871. -S One OF kls .iin,'yg.
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adjoining the lands Of Ihomss Fairfax.
ADD Henry !. Hammond. and the other
containing az ACRES, adjoining the
said Thomas Fairfax snd the Retreat
Farm. The Terms Of sale. one third OF
the purchase money 90 BE- paid an hand.
aud the residue IN tw0 equal annual pay
mssis--bOadS aud deeds Of trust on The
lands TO secure the deferred psyments--
The sale will take place Al ~ s'eloek, A.
NJ IT the Mill adjoining the land. CORNER
" DOWBey's and now Daniel Snyders
Mill DOwney's heirs will sell. 1T the
same tins shd place. Tract adJoinisg
the above mentioned three tracts VIII
cohtaio about 500 acres The lasd - sG =
very good quality and well suppl,sd uiih
timber. FARMERS vii! ind Il 20 their N
teTcst 10 attend the sale
JOHN = MAGILI,
late .haysla ~ &. District
sep, %, 1871.
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LAND IN JEFFERSON
FOR SALE.

DCRSUANr to a decree made by
n the Winchester Cbancery Dis
tr'ci Court. in the su,t Of Betsey Downey
and Sam1 Downey, compliments. against
VIM. l.. Flood, Sheriff OF Jefferson eoun.
~. and as such. administrator Of William
Downey, deed. and others. defendants.
shall sell. at public auction, to the highest
bidder 0" .nondoy ne III day Of yNovenbey
merit. two valuable tracts OF Land ~ JET.
ferson, one containing
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CO understand that many Of my patrons dis
like every thing ia the shape OF dun have,
myself an ineur@ble aversion to o,ns and il is 90
avoid them, tina, now beg permission To say,
am arranging az my accounts Tor settlement.
need not specially invite visit from those Who
have claims against me- I only wish to stat. tn
persons indebted, that experience has proven il
to be incon,rnic.t for many of item to call =, the
office, Collector will cali upon them in q few
days All ask, isPap-r for Paper-though hard
com greatly facilitates the coinage Of the brain
JOHN >. GALI.AHER
Free Press OAicc, Oct %, 1881
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ROCKVILLE, ND. ocT. 8

ROCKVILLE, Md OCT -
Miraculous Escape. --One night last
week, company Of Captain Dunlop's
troop OF horse were patrOIliDg in Der.
rvs District, ia this county, aud
on advancing near house, MIR.
Casper Yost and his horse were pre-
cipiiated into we'll upW ards Of 10 feet
deep. Strange as il may appear. MIR.
Yost did not receive tie slightest ibju-
~. lie vas drawn up by rope, by his
companions, after remainiBgin the we'll
probably half an hour! The horse wa.
taken out the following DAY, and al
though he IS considerably injured, Il Is
thought be will recover. MIR. Sosi
renamed seated on the saddle, unit
the horse struck the bottom Of the veil,
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MARRIED.

I'm Thursday evening the 18th instant. by the
Rev. Charles A. Davis, Mr.. JANIS Krsvtx. a
Winchester, To Miss RcpA, daughter Of Mr.. Jo-
scph Duckwall, al jefferson.
"" .'iay evening the 18th instant, BY the
Rev: William, wiekes, Mr.. rxonAs s. HorxIss
W MIS-. SALIr L.. iIARnis, daughter VI Mr.. Sam
uet H. Harris, all Of Loudoun-
On Ihorsiay evening las,.. by the Rev Mr..
Collins, MIR. WILLIAM HAarEn, Editor OF the.
South Branch IptcllSenccr. to Mis-. NAxcr n.
NkwaAS, daughter of DIR. Robert Newman, OF
Romney.
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rRrsT SALE

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
- by George w Bond. dated june so,
ls24. add duly recorded 10 the clerks Of
fee Of this county. will proceed 10 sell,
on Saturday the 0th November neat. II
Thompson's Hotel. IIarpers Ferry all the
property therein mentioned, conveyed 10
ire as trustee. 70 secure the payment oi
money due 10 CathaTins Wager
JAMES MOORE. TRUSTEE.
Oct. ~, 1881
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ut k.dBLE'N MILLN
NHE subscribers respectfully announce
- TO their friends and customers, that
they have formed q Co Partnership with
Siias .Mormaduks. and that the business in
future will be conducted under the name
and firm Of MARMADUKE s. CO. who
are authorised to receipt and receive all
monies due the late firm Of j Neer & Co
RUSSELL & fIrZSIMMONS.
Oct 81, 1881.
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Bishop Burnet once preaching be.
fore Charles 81, was much warmed
by his subject, and altering rsll-
gious truth IN a very earnest man.
ner, with great vche struck his
FIST upon the desk, and cried out ia
a loud voice,-'who dare deny this.
- Faith, observed the king in a hey
not quite so loud ss tho preacher
nobody that is within reach of that
great fist Of yours.
Mr. t.rsFRIs. the RrWh rieeied t,oecruyr 4
fsrorg,r. ~ rf.f.i 20 o. q Calhoun 1lau
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1foM Briliiant Schemel
1922 Prizes.
Mole of Dya,sinc.

Node Of DTapoing.
The 1000 prizes Of IS TO be awarded to
the 6Fsl, second, or third division, to be de.
termined by that which may draw the 10000
dollars.
The holder Of three tickets, one in each
division. is eertsin TO draw one prize, aud msy
draw four.
Tictefs, f4-HaItes, 81 Quarter. 81.
Pot real lucky numbers, sppiy 81 the store
Of the subscriber, opposite the Poe, Oihce,
shefe half Of the capital Il GOO. anil one 81
1000. and many of 500, 20. 100, &c. &c.
bsye been sold and pad within the last iew
weeks WN CLEVELAND.
Chsriestown, Oct u. 1891.
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Mary Ann Higgins, handsome girl,
aged 10. was on Tuesday convicted al
Warwick Assizcs, Of administering az.
senic to her aged uncle, with view 10
kill him and obtain his property. The
old man died from the poison; the prl.
soUer was believed Ia be instigstcd 10
The act by her sweetheart, Edward
Clarke, who was tried a. an accessory,
Dot acquitted. She was executed on
Thursday, At Whitley Common, near
Gov entry. tits supposed that from .
TO 20, 600 persons were present at the
execution. II london paper.
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A SPECULATION!
10000 DOLLS. FOR ONLY -.
Virginia Frec-ROad Lottery.

SIXTH CLASS. FOR 1881,
a NO be drawn on the A n plan. in Lynch
- burg, Va. on Tuesday the 18th day Of
November. 1851
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a GARD.

OWING to my declining health. and a
~ desire to emigrats TO the west. have
sold my interest 10 the establishment at
kable's mills. to Russell f. Ffxamnlons.
who arc fully authorized to close the bust
ness OF the concern. cannot, however,
take leave OF my friends. without tender
ing to them my grateful acknowledgement
for their support; and have no hesitation
IN saying, my successors will merit the
confidence Of the friends Of the esta blish
ment JOSEPH NEER.
Sept 6. 1891 -[Oct al
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The Baltimore and Ohio Rail road
Company have invited proposals for
laying the secoud track OF rail, GU
all that part Of the Road between
Baltimore and tho Potomac river
which has not . double track.
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FOX S.YLE OK RENT
PROPERTY, belonging TO
the heirs Of the late John Dixon,
well known 10 be pleasantly situated, con.
venieWt 70 town. retired and healthy. the
SAID heirs will rent for term Of yesrs. or
sell the SEATS separate. and adjoining
land divided into lots. or the whole togo
Their, - the purchasers may choose. The
property need not he further described =, As
any wishing To rent or purchase. can take
view Of the buildings, premises. sc.
THE HEIRS
Charlestown. Oct ~, 1891.
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From G.c RicLunond uMr.

II is in tie memory Of many Of our
citizens, that in 1908, it was rank fe =.
deralism in Virginia, to wear any other
than domestic manufactures. Every
importer or CONSUMER Of foreign goods
then was no better than tory. Now
how changed. Those we're the pslmy
DAYS Of the Ancient Dominion. The
revolutionary leavcn had not yet en-
iirely svaporatcd. Now we are ready
TO sell our birthright for a mess Of pot.
tage, anil bow at the footstOol Of 70
reign manufacturers: our anger. our
complaints, our indignation, all, all.
are reserved for our brethern Of the
North-ihe Kalkees-on whom, re-
Iuctantly enough, was forced the pro
tectIng system. by the South, the East
and the middle States.
We will try to procure the file oI
the Enquirer, aud II we can fnd th,
4th Of July celebration referred TO-
will publish it.
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We learn, says the Baltimore Pat.
riot, tina, DR.. Philip Syng Pbysick,
o'that city, has resigned the Profcs.
sorship OF Anatomy in the University
OF Pennsyivapia.
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sGF' The Pew Rent OF the Presbyterian
Church in Charlesiown. for the last year, is
now due. Pew-holders will be so good ~ to
pay their respective dues, either to Caro-
Moons or to JosEPH I. DAueHxRrr.
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DIR. =. UORNER,

nFFERs kis profes,ionsI services - The
~ inbsbisnts Of hsfiesiovs and its Vicini.
~.
Q-JHs msy be found =, NJ. Deethau's DO
eel. ~ ~ his Office.
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a slave ship with one hundred and
twenty slaves on board, was lately
wrecked on Anegado, one Of the Vir-
gin ISLANDS. She struck SO suddenly
that it was impossible to unehain Q
majority Ofthe poor wretches, a4d a
large number were drowned.