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PUBLIC SALE.

"ILL be sold, AZ public sale, %
w "Wednesday the Sslh day oil
March, (inst) ~ The Fssidsnes Of the lal,
Joseph Cross, about three miles from
shepheTdstopb. on The MsFiinsburs fosd
spndFy aFiIelessf Household aad Kitehen
forniiufe. smong them, one ten plats
stove, sc. Alec. . fuli set Of Millwrirhi
Tools. four bali grown Shoats, sod va
rieiy Of other sFiislsI not necessary q
msntion
The terms o. sale will be cash on al
Sums Of - and undeF--sbovs Ibs, sum. 4
credit 81 Sax uonths Sill be gissn III,
purchaser viii be required TO give bont
sad good ssesfity.
JACOB oRNDORFF. .ffr'g
Msrch 2, 1872 % g.
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TiE subscriber has just received
i the following valuable Books:--
Goidsmith's Works, I vol.
Pope's I" Ivol.
Crsbb's English Synonyme.. 4 vol
BuGsn's Nat History, 5 vols. (new ed. }
Mcin,osh's England, & vol.
Scoirs Scotland. Q vel
Gond's Book OF Nature, I vol.
Philip Augustus. 9 vol.
Eugene Arsm. 2 vol.
Pelham Novels. 10 vol.
Galts Life Of Byron.
Blair's Lectures.
Lockhart's Napoleon, 2 vol.
Family Library. 26 vol.
Outlines Of History.
Life OF Sir Isaac Newton,
Mrs. Hemsn's Poems, s vol.
Byrons Works. 8 vols,
Irvins's Columbus. 2 vols.
Together with Q general assortment oil
Books in the various departments Of lite.
nature and science.
JOHN II. HAYDEN.
Bolivar. March 8. 1882.
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FOR RENT

Two HOUSES and I.orS.in the town Of
l. s,uiti.fis!d situated on the street through
which the tur bpike To shepherds,own passes.
On orc Of t',s lots, besides . comfortable
dwelling House. 10 an excelieut Cooper
shop, which has been occupied foe several
ycsrs ~ such. and 10 considered nm exceIlen,
stand for that business. The above proper
~ will be ronted iow TO good tenant. aud
Possession given On the iirst Of April next.
SAMUEL STONE.
Smith6eH. March 8, lSS2.-5t.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

The Jackson Legislative Convention OF this
State, nat Il kiehmend on the 2s,h uit in pur-
sosnee Of notice heretofore given. Twenty
four Sssstors. sinc'y-h,e Delegates, and thirteen
special Delegates. we're in attendance. Some Of
the members were In favor Of Mr.. p. p. BAn-
nors for Vice President. A motion vas made
TO adjourn sne die. giving to the Ch.irrnan and
Seeretary power to call another meeting 1t such
time ss circumstances may require, aud IL was
carried-syes IS, noes 81
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TIE MA0RETs.

ALEXANDRIA, MARCH s.
FLoUR.-Thc wagon price Of Flour continue,
steady at - Gel. Moderate sales have been
made from stores ut - IS. AZ these prices a
number OF the farmers and millcrs have corn.
meneed storing, with hope Of improvement.
pALrfNoRE, NARcH2
fLoCH.-The wagon price has been very
nearly uniform at - S7l. The bulk Of the re-
eeipts has beer taken ut this price, although in
lev instances loads have been settled for at .
traction less part of the receipts sill con-
tinue 90 30 into store, on account OF the owner,
and Inillers in the country.
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SHERIFFps SALE.

WILL be sold, at SberiR's Sale.
w for cash, on the FRS. day Of
March Court neat, ~ The Court house, IN
Cbsrlesiown, all and singular the surplus
contingent interest Of the life estate 81
Mr JosephDelsplsne, 10 sod 10 the real
and personal estate of The late Samuel
Hiakie. deed, consisting Of about 60 A.
Ores Of fertile Lssd. and sboai ~ a.
eres Of Mounisin Land, sT,us,sd ia the
eosnfy Of jefferson. add suocry Negroes.
surrendered 10 Carver Willis, High She
Fid, in conformity 90 The sct foy the relief
Of insolvsbt debtors. (sabjsel, hoNsssr. to
the dover right Of the widow Of 81 4
dec "A. snd also 10 deed Of trust. sEseuied
90 JohR T. HiBkls, % saeurs the suas Of
$500. for The use 81 WHliam Haymaa }
Also. II tn, residsnee Of nv Joseph Della
place. 90 The goth lost March Sas Side.
Board one Cooking Stove, add oue high
posf Bedaesd.So satisfy "a execution IN
The nsme Of Martha Bilmyrs against said
DelsplaRe.
q w. SAPPINGTON. Dsgt
March 3 fer G Uihs, ShF
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NOTICE.

HNHE subscribers, having sustained
n great injury To their crops, &c.
by persons riding through their farms aud
throwing down their fences. are deter.
mined 20 submit 10 sBeh practices no
longer. They therefore give thi. public
notice, that the Law will he enforced . gainsl
every one found irespsssiBg in future,
without respect 20 persons
r. JACK,
MARY CHAMBERLAIN
March a 1892
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The Thorough bred Horse
JOHN RRowM

CURED BY Sir Charles, his dam full bred
y mare. add Of the best racing blood in Old
Virgins, viii stand the ensuing season. com.
mencing the 10th Of this month, and ending
the 18th Of June, three dsy. in the week. a,
Robert Idenhour's stable in Halltown, and
the remainder Of the week in ShArp,burc,
Mary land.
JOHN BROWN is dark chesnut sorrei.
nearly black. with 4 star in his forehead,
SIX years old this Spring, upwards Of fifteen
bands and half high. and Of great strength
and beauty. He may be seen ut any time
before the season commences, AZ John Mo
ler's stable near Halltown. For further par
t'culars Of pedigree, performances on the
turf, &c. &c. you are referred to handbills,
which will be exhibited in due time.
JOHN STRiDER & CO.
March 8. 1882 At
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FOR RENT.

TNHE large and connections Stone. Hsuse,
on the East side Of the Shenandoah
river, belonging to the heirs of J Ohm Lachey,
deed. 81 present occupied by Mrs. Laekey
tie eon'igui'y TO the place where u !.
prcbabie bridge Gill be erected across the
SHENANDOAH, a. wei - to the spot where the
dam connected wiih the e. & q. Canal Is "a
be built, would render IL very convenient o,
> boarding house. 4 private family would
lind Il 81 sEFeesble escape from the hustle
OF more central residence. and great con.
tort IN the use Of spring of cool ws,eg Nth
~ ten feet Of the door. II contains four wsl
finished rooms, With good kitchen and gar
fei--the whole Of which viil be rented. OF
q viii be rented ~ith the reservation Of one
room, communicating with the street, 20 b
occupied by Nfs l.seksy.
EDWARD HARDING, .ggs,'r.
u JsAA JsetSy, asc'd
March 8, 1885.
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A Teacher Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN. qualified to teach
IA the different branches Of q classics al
aud common education, is wanted TO take
charge Of = school in a rich and healthy
neighbnrbood. Recommendation as 70
cspabiiity. character. &c. will be required
Application to he made 60 the subscriber
near the Old Furnace. Jefferson county.
SAMUEL STRIDER.
March 8. 1882
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NEW o0o11.

subscriber has lately received
II an additional supply Of GOODS,
comprising very general assortment
adapted to the season. which the public
arc invited to call and examine.
JOHN r. HAYDEN.
Bolivar. March, 8, 1882.
! will give tho highest price in cash for
clean RAGS, in goods. at fair prices.
J.R.H
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FOR RENT.

4 WILL offer for rent, on the premises
n IN the town Of Bolivar. on the lat de ,
Of April next, 10 the highest bidder. nv
Tavern Stand. Eos occupied by John T.
Farmer. Also. AZ the same time, the
frame House occupied by Joseph Geatfy
Terms--the rent 20 be paid quarterly
aud security given.
SUSAN DOwHEY.
March s,IsS2.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

we received yesterday, through the
P"ltensss 81 Asssrs. Gales & Ssaton.
AeePy Of Mr. Clay's Speech upon the
SUBJECT Of the Tariff II occupies be
I"esn forty sud 6fty pages Of closely
printed octave pamphlet. and u is re-
P'ese with many powerful arguments
J" iav"r OF the System Of Protection.
conveyed s, IN language Characteristic Of
NE Honorable Senator.
rBeF ca. Pst. -
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JUST RECExVEU,

DRIME CHEEsE,-Ns. 1 CaocoI.rs.
4 Prime Java COFFEE,
Box Rsisins and Almonds,
Madeira Wine,
Old Peaeh Brandt.
Superior winter strained Sperm Oil,
6, 8, 10. and 12dy Cut Nails,
Sugar house AolasseS
West India do.
Loaf, lump. and brown Sugars.
GEO. w. HAMMOND.
March 8, 1852.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims sgains,
IN the estate Of SoLoMoN BUcxLEs,
deed, ase requested 10 present them foI
settlement; and those indebted. will pro.
pare 10 make payment
HENRY sTRIDER, .idmr.
March 8. lS32-St
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

iii Berryuiue. { Bafflefotcn) Frederick
County. Virginia.
NOMMENClNG on Wednesday
~ the 9th Of May next. The frs,
day, mile heats. free Tor any horse-en.
trance fifty dollars.
Second day. purse Of $40 cash az the
pest, mile heats. free IS above.
Third day. $50 cash at the post. Q mile
heats. free 40 above.
Fourth day The entrance money will b,
run Tor, mile heats. the best 5 cut OF 6
winning.
The course is excellent, and will be
put in the best order.
March Q, 1852 TIM.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

The citizens Of lh;s county, fricadly 10 the nd.
'"'''r.''oa. are sarnesily. bu, respectfully soil
cited to assemble at the Court House, on the third
Monday IN this moath, it being Court ,lsy, then
And there TO elect d,lcSs,e to the Bsltin, ,rs
Convention. q assemble in that ~ ia Nav next
los the purpose OF nomina,inya 90 ,. ~, to be
run for Vice Presiacnt. Marc. s.lsss
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
BYRON.

'T>HIS distinguished beauty, and
Il most capital RACE HORSE
having performed ono Of the best filmed
races on rccord-will DO exhibited ai
Charlestown the first day OF March Court
for Jefferson county.
March 8. J. w. WARE,
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TO Mr.. john HELLER.

SiR:-Take notice, that on Fri.
~ day the 9th day Of April next.
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the
morning. and SIX o'clock in the evening
st tho Office Of Master Commissioner Ro-
bert Worthisgton. at Charlestown, ia
Jederson county. in Virginia. I will pro.
eeed to take the dsposiiions OF sundry
witnesses 10 be read rs evidence in sui,
IN Chancery now pending in the county
court OF said county Of Jefferson, in which
am complainant and you arc deien dant
NATHANIEL MYERS.
March 8, 1882.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
STRAY SHEEP.

STRAYED from the subscribers farm, ne,,
- shepherdstown. on the Turnpike road
leading to Smithheid, some time in June las,
q aeek OF SHEEP. eleven n
IN number, amongst them W.
large ram with his horns sawed 1-6
Oh. All marked with Q swsl.
Low fork in each ear. and all Of them white
Any Information which will lead to the re
eovery Of said sheep will be thankfully re
eeived, and reasonable expenses paid to who
ever may have taken them up and been al
trouble or expense in feeding them.
DAVID LAFFERTY.
March 8. ls32.-3t.
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Died.

On Sunday the eth instant, nj the PhGnix Mills
HkxRr CLAY, infant son Of benjamin. Seehman'
aged two months.
Suffer little children 70 come unto me, and
forbid them not, says our Saviour) for Of such
Is The Kingdom Of Heaven. ~ Communicated
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

The March session of the Superior Court Of
Law and Chsneery Cor this county. commenced
co Mcodsy lsss--Judg- scorr presiding.
ABnAaAN LaNAy vas convicted Of stealing
Watches Se. and sentenced to the pcniten,iary foe
one year.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

Prom AZ .fiezaEati0 Caseife Il re-. 20.
GsoTgetOtcn.-The Corporation cleo.
Ton took place in Georgetown on Mon.
gay. The vote on the subject which
Atsl agItAted oar town was as follows.
A"i hrtreffstion ~
Remaining e. ve are R71
StlcBt Is
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev William
Monroe, Mr. BESJAaIS ToaLIxsoS, formerly
OF Cumberland, Md, to Miss ELIzABsru Exnl
GIBBONS, Of this toun.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

Me. GEO. w. SHARP, the fou oder
aad proprietor OF the "Repubiiean
Citizen" printed ~ Frederick, has
recently transferred bis isterest In
The establishment to Dr.. SAMUEL n
MckEEHAS, by whom that pspeT will
10 future be conducted.
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A MEETING

VI the members Of The Chxlestown Temper
snee Society is requested NJ the Presbyt-ri.n
Church. on Friday the 9th inst (To-morrow, J
at IL O'Clock. for the purpose- OF shoo.ins their
ofnccra March 8, 1881
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1s IS. E,tLl,r ar ~. q. o.,

SrH;--Nea will Eise nns.es tina, arraap D.
wAsrn, Es'i Will be supported at the eie,,iou
AZ representative for this county, in the mex,
General Assembly Of Virginia.
sENENTY-SIN VOTERS.
March 2, 1862
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ga ACRES OF LAND.

= large proportion Of which Is in timber Of
The hoes, quality. The advantages possess.
ed by this property arc very great. Lying
near The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. i
% IN the vicinity of the large mills erected on
these streams, whilst Ill the facilities FOR trans
porting hs produce TO market, 20 be derived
from The Chesapeake and Ohio CsraI. and
the Bsliiniofs Hail Road, will be enjoyed by
" the highest degree. There Is a large
aad constant stream Of water running through
tire tract. of sneh magnitude that Il SUPPLIES
several valuable mills before u reaches this
land There are also several fine lime s,one
Springs on the estate. The eiesred land Z. u
high state Of cultivation. and the fences are
good Possession cen be bad immediately.
The terms will be accommodating. .nd 4
found advantageous 70 do -. the tact will
De divided into two paris 20 suit purchasers
NJ applications 10 be made ~ The subscri
Der, residing a. Cbsrlestown, Jefferson eoun
~. We. JOSEPH T. DAUGHEHTY.
June d 19tf-ff
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

HAVE just received three dozsb
Chepping Axss. made expressly
To- ny sales, By Collins h Co, snA eas vHis
confidence warrant them superior - eng sea
offered IN this place same Of then srs 81
hcayy az pounds
Uihig,n Clstsiaad.
nee.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

Large Or. OK, called the Leo.
pard, and weighing $500 pounds. is to
De seen at Heppard's tavern, Front
street, Philadelphia He was raised
IN Bridgetown. N. J. and 10 consider.
ed one OF the most beautiful neat cat.
tie ever exhibited in that city.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
MEETING OF YOUNG MEN.

The Young .H7, Of the .>;lfisnd Rehs.Jscan
party, IN most Of our cities, and many parts Of the
country. have determined to meet in Convention
." the city Of Washington, in May neat IL !,
Tor the purpose Of nominating competent, and
safe candidates for the Prrside.lcy and Vice Pre-
ndeney OF these United States. A meeting oil
the fo'mg Men Of this patriotic, enlightened and
independent party, in the county Of Jefferson,
will be held on the evening &C March court day
t3d Monday at the Court House, to take into
consideration the propriety Of sending ouc or
more delegates March q. 1889
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
Valuable Jefferson Land
FOR RATH
March 8, 1882.

'NHE subscriber. as the sgent and atlor
n ney Of Thomas Fairfax, Esq. Of Alexsn
dris, offers for sale tina, valusbie esfs,e in IF
ierson county, Virginia, called "THE IiSH
nITAoE" coos;s,in0 az
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable Lot u Land, for.
- merly owned by the late Samuel
u. Odutt. situated on the graded road
leading from Chsrlestown 90 Harper,
Ferry. and adjoining the town LOT OF Mr
John Stephenson. Il contains about
h ACRES,
and Is IN high state OF cultivation. Fo,
terms apply TO MIR. John J Palmer. q,
Charlestown. or TO the subscriber. Of Sn,c K.
ersville, Loudoun county.
THORNTON Y. oFFUrr.
March 9. l832.-1t.
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Scdrfet Feuer. Delaware Ca
zette OF the 2Sth says:-"The Scar
let Fever 10 raging to . great extent
10 this section Of our State. M.
mersus deaths occur almost daily,
the principal part Of which arc chill
dren. In some cases two or three
have been lying dead ia the same
house at one time"
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PUBLIC SALE.

NlLL be offered, st public AUG
w ton, AZ the subscribers resi-
denee at the Flowing Spring Mill. about
Two miies from ChArlesiown. on TTssrsdau
ne eih day II March next. all Of nv house
mold and kitchen furniture, viz Two bu
feaus, desk, 4 fall-ieaf tables, 2 corner
eupboards. eight day clock. I ten plate
sioVe' with pipe complete; dozen wind
soF chairs, half dozen common ditto. ?
acorD-top bedsissds. 5 common ditto. !
large copper kettle. patent ehsIr. Also.
cart with gears complete. shovel
plough cutting Dor. . frst-rate mich
cows, some hrsi rate hogs. . quantity Of
bacon, and many other articles too nuIne
rOus 90 mention.
Terms of sale "A efedil'WiH DC river
until tho isi Of September oexf, on all Sums
above I've doIiars, bond add approved "
eurliy being given; foF sll purchases Of
- and under. The cash will be required
The hogs sod bacon not ineluded ~ these
leFu which are TO be sold for cash No
property 20 be renewed until The terms o
sale are complied With.
JOHN CLAYTON.
Teb. 70. 1857.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
D." The above sale is postponed
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For Rent. or Sale

An liberal credit, the DuellinR
~ House ~ Chaflcs,own lately &C
cupled by uge. Possession can he hsd
Immediately. , 4 DAUGBERFY.
Chsilcs'own, Feb ?. 1859 II
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

Thomas Kennedy, editor oG the Jack
con paper. called the Mat. has been
elected 20 he House II Delegates from
Washington county. Md in place oi
Mr.. FitLhugh, resigned
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08

msy be bad IN TIE purchase Of this csiste, by
masing immediate sppiicsliOa 10 the sub.
acriber
IN TIE u,esn time, NJ. John Csrikgs - dnlJ
haihofized 10 prevent 81 tFespasses % the
premises. J. 4. DAUGIKRT4
Mafrh A. 1872
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The Rev s. TrsroS will preach a, Eik
Branch on Sunday morning mex, ut II o'elsek;
and at iisrpersFerry at 81 in the afternoon Of the
same day. March q
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-08
We learn tina, Mr.. Clay visited the

We learn that MIR. CLAY visited the
seat Of GosernmeRtsf- Mar land, Al
Annapolis, on Friday ias,, by invita-
ton Of Gov. HowARp, accompanied
by Gen. CHANpERs, OF the u. s. Sen
ate, and Mr.. JESIrER, Of the House
Of Representatives. He dined with
the Governor on Friday with a large
party, and on Saturday was present
in both branches Of the Legislature,
where he was received with rrea,
cordially by tho Members. Thi,
morning., Monday, he was at his pos,
in the Scaate.- Bali. Pat. March S.
Mr. HIrG-We learn, with great
regret, that Mr.. wirt's appearance
during his recent argument before the
Supreme Court. in the case Of the Che
rokes Nation, indicated the ravages
that disease has made upon his frame.
His intellectual powers are still % vi.
gorous ~ ever. bot sickness has laid
its blight upon bis person. We have
heard that IL his intention 10 settic in
Louisiana, where, we trust, the climate
may re.invigorate his health, and add
many days to life which has already
been SO honorable and so useful.
Alex. Gazette.
NoroL-We have reason to believe
that the Frigats Constellation, Captain
Reed, now fitting for sea at Norfolk,
will sail about the LIST Of April: that
she will take out Mr.. BUcHAsAx, our
new Minister 10 Russia, and also
new Minister to England, If one should
oe appointed and confirmed in suffi.
cient season: that after di.charsiny
her diplomatic cargo, che will proceed
TO the Mediterranean, and take her
station as a part ct our Squadron in
that sea. She II expected 10 DC absent
three years.-- Jour. Of Com.
cIScISEATI, FEB. %.
The Flood.-The lower plain of
our city, after being submerged for
upwards Of . week, begins now TO
presentits muddy aud discolored sur-
lace above water. The freshet com
menced subsiding on the evening Of
Saturday, aud the waters have slrea-
dy fallen above Eve feet. Should the
present weather continue, we NAV
expect TO see the river within its
banks Ia two or three days. The in.
jury to property in this city aud its
vicinity is considerable; the amount
We hear variousiy estimsted. SIEVE
raj OF our merchants have lest large
quantities Of salt aud sugar, which
might have been saved could they
have anticipated food Of SO uapre-
cedtnted = character as the present
one. The citizens have welIsustsiu-
ed their deserved character Cor be-
nevoieucc, by the promptness aud a.
iacrity with which they hastened to
the relief Of the sufferers.
Scarlet Feper. The Delaware Ca
zette OF the 28th says:-"The Scar
let Fever 10 raging TO . great extent
10 this section Of our State. M.
mersus deaths occur almost daily,
the principal part Of which arc chill
dren. In some cases two or three
have been lying dead 10 the same
house at one time"
Large Or.-An OK, called the Leo
pard, and weighing $500 pounds. 10 to
De seen at Heppard's tavern, Front
street, Philadelphia He was raised
IN Bridgetown. N. J. and 10 consider.
ed one OF the most beautiful neat cat
tie ever exhibited in that city.
JAMAICA.
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a. The above sale is postponed
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