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DRimE CHEEst,-Ha cae<o1.s.
Il Prime yavs COFFEE.
Box HAisins ssd Ainoads.
ssdeira wio~,
Old Pssc4 Byasds,
.Ssperisr Water ssrsIaed sprrsa OIL,
8. .. 10, sod i2dy Coz Mails.
Sugar house kioisssea
West india da.
Loaf. lump. ssd ksewn sagars.
0E0. W. HAMMOND
March 9. is32
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STRAY SHEEP.

STkArED from the subseribers farm, near
~ shepherdstewn, on the Turnpike road
iseding TO smiih6eId. cone time 10 jung last.
: neck Of s1&1xR. eleven
IN aombef. snongss them .
large ram with his horns sawed 0-0
on AL marked With swai -
iow fork 10 each ear. and ell Of them white
Any inforsnstion which will lead 70 the re-
covefy OF said sheep viii be thankfully re-
ceived. and reasonable expenses paid 70 Who
ever may have taken them up and been A
trouble o. expense in feeding them.
DAVID LAfFERrY.
March q. I832.-3I
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al BerryriLe, (Baffiefotcn) Frederick
County, Trgini0,
.NOMMENClNG on Wednesday
~ the 9th Of May next. The firct
day. mile heats. free for any horse-eu-
trance fifty dollars.
Second day. purse OF $50 cash at the
pest, 8 mile heats, free as above.
Third day, $50 cash at the post, Q mile
heats. free as above.
Fourth day the entrance money will be
run Tor, mile heats, the best 5 cut Of
winning.
The course 10 excellent, and will be
put in the best order.
March o, 1889 tim
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NOTICE.

A LII persons hsviag elsisns rzsss's
n the estate u sotonos D. fstsA
deed. aEs requested 10 psss~ss 49, -
settlement; and those inaabses go ~
pare % make psymeat
HENkY sTRlDEa. Ar
March .. iss7-St
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Shannon Hill.

eostaining about Fifty. -Four Aeses Of cleared
land, and sbou, Tvensy.tso Acres Of wood
land, together With. another smsllirscs or par.
eel Of wood land, near and about tho Fslls
ffis. opposite TO the ShannoudaIe spsines.
containing about Thirteen and three. fourth
seree-whicb two tracts or parcels Of land
sre the came that were conveyed to ssla
taiffsx by Thomas Rsglsnd snd EIiza Chris.
tiss his wife, BY indsnsure. bearipR date the
Elsa day Of March. 1895, to With, and 60
Che sforrsaid deed of trust bearing the sane
date, both Of record in the eounsy court Of
yehefsog. sefsreace u bad Cor more psrtieu.
Ias description. of these lands, vita their
sppnFsenauces. shall cell the whole. o. 20
much thsrsef. ~ will he sufficient TO raiss
the sum Of fourteen hupdFed and thirty dol.
f.Fss With iateFsst thereon from the L., dsv
- JasusFy. 1923, Together With the charges
e saIe--conseyirg such title only ss isvesled
% ne BY said iced Of trust.
Jssussy s. iss7.--ss.
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A SNEEPSTAkE RACE fer enc Aas
"A dred dollars entrance. half forfeit. ssr
three years' old celts sad filie.. OH :.
run Tor over samuel Ssrider's cesr-.
on the Sd Tuesday IN May sext. E.s,rw.
can be made With Mr. Dsniel Es,I,r. a
Sherhesastowr. OF with ssmaei Ssriasr
Feb. f6. 1881.
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A GENTLEMAN. qualified 10 teach
"A the different breaches Of . classical
and eom@on sdoca,ien. u wsnisd % take
charge Of school IN rich and healthy
aeiehberbood Recommendation as %
eapab'liiy, character, &c. VIII be required.
hpPiicsiiea 20 be aade 70 the sabseribes.
nssF TIE Old FuFnare. Jefferson eouatv.
SAMUEL 5TRtDER
March .. 1854
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FOR RENT.

WILL oaer fof Fsnt. o. TIE pssz
n 90 the town Of Bsiisss. 60 sAs fst ssr
OF April sexs, 20 the hixhssi ksS1sr. =,
TsveFs S;ssd. new eeenpisa % JSka
Farmer. Aise, &c he snans sssss -
irasse House oeeupi<a 10 JssepA ss-.sy
isr~s--shs rcss 70 Ne pAid ensrssiy
and security giyes
SUSAN DowaEH
March 9. issa,
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QUE On1ET nEwAnD.

ban AWAY from the subseriesr,
"a short time since, WIIIl.N
iUNsLIn, m appreciates 20 the Brick Ma
king Business. AL persons are fore~arned
hsrboring said boy under the penalty Of
the law The above reward vill be sisen
but no ehsrges paid
JOHN r. FARMER
Bolivar. March I, 1889
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ION RALE-

THAT valuable Lot Of Land, for.
meTIy owBed b. the late samus.
q. Oauti. situated on che GRADED goad
leadiag fFom chaFisstawa % Harper.
Ferry. and a6ioining TIE toWn lot OF ST.
john btephensea. y s0nsaias Abous
- AURE8,
aad is u high siats Of euliissiioa. Zoe
isEHs spply 70 hiF Joha ,. Palmer, ai
Chagssstessa. o. u the subscriber, 81 Sack
sfsS'ils. Lsodeua eouatr.
lrhoRSToH p. oFFUTT.
hssch ,. 1919. Ia,
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FveLissen. vsssass 90
JOHN y. GALLAEAER.
The Fssa Pass is ppslshsd sssA5.s
TWO Doxx.AnB q FIFTY On

~ &S8AeAa<At48 q III y -
PRH ANsUM.
Payable halfysaFly - sisanse, ~, - -
tAAs uiu b. received 80 ssFnesl fst-t
paid eniseiY b adsanos 6koa.tg 80 $500 -
wholly Differed usta tha ssA u e. ~
Taass DoLGAss s,ll bs iasnps5i, e ~
Al eonsmunicsfiasas s.l.issa-sa - ri
kdiior snasl bs po.i pa,d
AsTEHrasstsTs insssted - ihs 49, -
PEE sqseSe So the ii.fss erst iussr 80 -
iveuty-6ve ssnis pes sqtsss ~ ssra 80
qsifal inafffioa-
49, Az aivefiiseu.enfs pffsgSsei a.
seTtion, win Be eOniiaafd eai.i ffe s.tfe
ci.syEed accordingly, saiess sDs-.ai a.
20 TIE conirafy te gives.
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WILL SELL the farm on which 7
rev live, AZ the Old Furnace. eDu.
s>iesee - A1HEa. u ge>a stsss a
epiiivRfioas end bounded By the Potosnss
river, yith every seesssaFy bulldog there
az fes The use Of farm. Also,
A irst-rate Tan Yard,
With - vats Of various deseripsions--
Aad = brick smishs shop, With Ell other
buildings eompiets.
Terms Will he 80 favorsbie. that enc
hsil 81 ,hs purchase soney may be made
% o. me property; ahd posssssion can
Be had ~ any time.
Psb. i6, Ie32.--a
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
LAMBS.

ny virtue ofa Deed of Trust, executed 70
~ the subscriber by rerdinsnde Paisfsx,
thcH q the eoensy Of JeGefson, 20 secure
NE payment Of certain sum Of posey in
sad deed mentioned, land in The paymest Of
which defsolt has been msde,}I shall pro-
eeed % cell, Tor rcssy money, to the highest
elddss, ~ public auction, befops The Court
Mouse door % seGesson csunsy, % EfsaAsp
BE i6sb aasg y april sest. (bsine Court dsyy
oerfsin tract or pasoel sf Land iyiug In ssSi
coanfys ssd kaown by the name of
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FOR RENT

YNHE large ssd commolsoas sfeae- HSx...
n on the East eide Of the ahensadosk
rvefs belonging 10 the heirs 81 John E.ackey.
deed. 1t present oceupisd By Mrs. LaEkey.
lie eontiguity TO The place where Il l.
psobable bridge viii be erected seross the
Shenandoah, a. Sel - 10 the spot where the
dam connected 9TH the &. & o. Canal is 10
be built, would render IL very eonveuisnt "A
. boarding house. A psivEte family woula
Ind u ap agreeable escape from the bostie
o. more central residence, and gress con
foFt 10 The use Ut spring of coel water 9th
" ten feet Of the door Il contains four eel
hnished Foonss 9Th coed Kitchen sid gar
Fet--ihe wbole 81 vhieh wiIl be sentss' o.
q VII be rented sith the reservation 81 oo,
room, communicating vi,h the street, 10 Be
occupied By Ms Lseksy.
EDWARD HARDING, ysSv'y.
Masch a. 1872 III. p
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THIRD CLASS. RoR 1852,
TO b draws % the "A G plan, In Dam
i vile. Pittsylvaaia county. Va. on Tues.
day the 20eh day u March, 1852.
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FOR RENT.

SHE House and Lot At present Auu.A
40 TIE occupancy of DR. Hunter, Ess5< q
.sd two good Shops or Oficea adj 1883
Joining Possession win be given
on the lsi ct April next.
IA .. STEPHENSON.
Charlestown, March 4, i832.--iMA.
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Notice to stockholders.

Charlesfofcn, Fsb. IS, 1889.
WE Stockholders Of the "smishReId,
~ Chariestovn and Bsrpers-Perry Turn.
PIKE Company" ara respectfully notified.
that On insislraent Of 80 so per share Of The
stock Of said company (beisg the 9Th install.
mehs) % required to be pad to svupnsrs
ksrrs, Esq. on or before the 18th dsy Of
March next. By order OF The Board.
ANDREW HUNTER. Sss'g.
February rs. 1889.
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HAVE just received . nsw SUNNY of
IA H.9RNES&, made by Ne. David Fcke.
N BIS besa style, and cf the best uasterisls'
consisting OF Wagonflreech-bands.d double and
SINGLE Hip straps. Bsck-bands, ef various
ertsdths, Beiiy-bapds, neck sad head HsL
teFs, Tr.ce Pipes, side-ssrsps, plain and psd.
ded Collars, Blind.bridles. Leaaiuw. d,,,o.
.sasne Strings. Leading Strings, wseae SAD.
dies wagon Whips, Carr whips, Car Sad.
ases. Cart hseeehipgs, = fee good Ri,lsns
Saddles and Brides, ssddls-lssEn, &c. TO
be cold II low prices.
Harpsrs.Fsrry. Iligh.sL Jan ~, Issa
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yoz1T =. OOoKUs q 90.
I'd ESPECTFULLY beg leave 70
N inform ihsir friends and eusto.
meFs, that they ere nop receiving a th~ir
Store is ShepkeF,lsfosn, add slse "a Ihei,
fresh supply Of
New and Cheap Goods,
To which they iasiie TIE aftsnt,oa eg al
lovers Of good basgsihs
shepbsfdsiowa. Jan. -. 1888.
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PLANK.

ME- subscriber has received large
n supply Of PRIME PLANK Of
every description. which be will sell on
accommodating terms.
CHARLES HARPER.
shspherdstown, hsrch !. 1882.
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

9NHE subscriber. Intending to remove 10
- the Western Country. effers for sale
Farm In jefferson county, near Reyes
AS ACREs,
about i7o acres cleared and in good cultiya.
ton. There are IS acres Of excellent limo
sthy Meadow. The soil 10 inferior TO none in
the county-s run passes through the mid
die Of the farm u u ness 70 several milis on
the Shenandosh river. and about Ave miles
from Harpers- Ferry aad from Chsrlestovn.
u should not be sold ut private sale be.
fore the I'd day of April next, il will be on
that day offered ut public sale.
Feb. 3. 1882.
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E'eDZ2 EEG .
{.Hp pORT.4N,Y FROM ENGLAND.
 

NEM- DIRK. July ;.
 We are indebted to our corresqotl- dent of the Montreal Gazette, for q letter of "Wednesday afternoon, con- .taining q summary of European news received at that place, sil Gsnehee and Belfast, 10 the lst of June. Cur own direct adviees from England, have al ready been received 10 the same date.
 Our Montreal friend has sconlmuai- cated fact, however, of high polti- cal importance, which has not previ- ously reached us. We quote the fol lowing:
 Capt. Clark, of the Hercules stcam, CT. tells me that, as he was leaving inc wharfat Quebec, on Monday evening, ne spoke to a captain wi4o fra1 sailed on the 7th June, who informed him that ,rss.r lls::;.:. ti.sp PASSED uN7FUrfLA- rE5.-s.fhe Bill, the whole Bill, and no.hing but the Bill.7
 During the whole discussion, the aut-reform peers appear to have kept alooi from the debates; for it sstated that during the slttiHgs, 10 more than 36, 23 or b are mentioned as having been present.
 The Irish Reform Bill has been read a second time, by i majority of 24G to .I30. It extends the right of voting to Gi0 Ieaseholds for long terms of years; close boroughs are thrown open by ox- tending the elight fYotingt .fl0house- holders. Ibc Seetch Reform Bill has passed the Commons.
 Spain has determined 10 assist Don Miguel, and the English feet sent to the T;;gas, is to prevent foreign inter ference. Lord Wm. Russell goes out with the fleet, consisting oftte Bfitan- ma 20, Talavera si, CaIedonsa, Asia, Revenge, Dongal, Bfitoa, Stag, Victor, md Romncy. Ferdinand has collected an army on the frontier of a2, ,0G0 infan- " and coco cavalry, ard the latter ire said 10 have cntertd tie Portuguese crfitory.
 T;llley yrand leaves England for Slie eminent to make use q medicinal @ss CTS.
 The sarl of Bdlmore, late Govern rof Jamaica, arrived at the quafan- nc ground on Saturday, in the Spar awhawk. We understand that 1t was ne intention q the Noinleman fo make ;'e tour Of thc interior of this State to siisgara, and thence 10 Montreal and quebec, but lis design has been frps-
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iient should omit the sise of solid food, and take as Iiuleas possible oi any thing into the stomach. q proper noursh- nent in fhis state, Is arfoWfoot or riceI water. For drink, small quantities q water or tea.
 The patient should keep in bed. liI the bowels have not been freely empti- ed, an even dose of powdered rbnbafb may be given. This is 10 be followed . ii4sssi, four hours, ei halia pint olflaxsced tea, with twenty drops of laadannm in each. The sur face of the bowels should be hhstered. If tbc patientis much exhausted, tea spoonful Of cinnamon in ball a wine glassful of hot water, may be given, ol4ce in half an hour, for three CT four i times.
 .aIea,s J9r prermtioa. Cleanliness, domestic and personal, is of the first itr- l,oftanee ia the prevention of cholera. i Every house and sbop, especially pro- vision stalls, should be made clean and sweet. Outbouses should be freedfTom ali offensive matter. Cellars especially should Dc cleared of putrid vegetables, ventilated, and thoroughly dfied.- Beds ald bed-clothiue should be daily exposed to.eurrents Of fresh air. ] Personal eleanlinessmust be carefully ;i ttsiii.s.,s,s.. :tss. de %, should, in hot weather, bathe in sea water two or three times week. 1 Children should not be omitted in this process. As few individuals as possible should live in the same room, and where q number arc found together, means for dividing and giving them more healthy Judgments shoald be pro
 sided at the public expense.
 l Crowded meetings, especially in the evening, should be avoided.
 Iood.-Ina adisorder which affects tie Bstomach and intestines, all attempts at prevention would be useless, without
 a strict attention to food. \ fact esta-
 blished by the experience of all Europe and Asia Is, tllat the cholera attacks
 the tippler, and makes him his first vic tim. \ litllc excess, even in wlse, ex.
 poses to disease. Liquids of all kinds 4 should be moderately used. the safesi
 are common tea, and tea oi domestic
 herbs, taken warm. Acid drinks arc pernieious. Cold water, If pure, may
 De taken in moderate quantity, but
 when tie weather is hot aild the fFiIFst 1 great, the mouth, the hands, and the Ilace should be previously washed. Excess ef solid food is a sure prepaF-
 alton for the disease. The best articles of food are bread, eggs, fresh meat,
 fresh fish, and rice. Perfectly good and thoroughly boiled vegetables stand next, as potatoes. asparagus, &c. All uncooked vegetables, as salads, arc dangerous. Fruits. unless very fine, had better be avoided. Strawberries. taken by themselves, are the least like ly to de mischief.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-08
y.9gI FRO.H ENGLAND.

NEw ! oRK, July H.. 1lie Editors Of the Commercial Advertiser have re-. eeiyed the London Evening papers of May 3Isl, and dates of the 2nd ot June nave reached Us by the way St. Johns. From the latter 1t appears that the tllHd reading Of lie reform Dill had been fixed for the 4th of June,sso that our information by a.e way of Monte al yesterday, Was uiiqeesiionably cor rect. Splendid preparations were max IFg ;n London in anticipation of the f- aal passing of the Bill. Triomphal .afcllos were erecting over various parts q the road where lis Majesty WAS to pass to tlie House ol Lords, as ii was understood that he intended te pro- noauee in pe rson his assent 10 tlie Bill
 There -muchmurmnring in the min- istelial papers. at the treatment which aai Grey and his Ministers are said 10 receive from the Royal Houscheld.s
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-08
calves. Remove when the patient com plains nuch of the smarting.

plains muck of the snartlng. Ert,ucf lloas Aae popular iaStritcfions as
 . the edofera usorbus
 Observe the striciest cieanillless both in person and dwellings.
 Avoid all chances of being chilled, and keep the body warm, particularly the stomach, bowels, and feet.
 iSvoid placing tfIe feet upon tia'' t''i'' floor. " WorlSmen, obliged to work in cold or damp places @elld do wei to wear wooden shoes CT clogs.
 sbstaia from sleeping $ with the win dows open.
 Return home al an early hour, in or der to avoid the cold and damp oi the night air.
 Avoid as much as possible excessive fatigue.
 Whatever may be the weather or tbe season, do not gotoo lightly clad.
 Sobriety cannot be too strongly re- commended, consequently avoid all ex- cesses of eating and drinking, for t has been observed that drunkards and de bauchees have been most exposed to the attacks of the cholera.
 Let your food De principally meat and rneaf soups; eat as5 htttits a5 P1ssii7io of churcuterie aud salt meats, and ab- stain entirely from heavy pastry.
 Abstain from undressed food of eve " description.
 Ali cold drinks, taken when q per son is heated, are al all times dagger ous. The water used as q beverage ouelt 10 be clear. Filtered water is better than any other. Instead of drink ing t pure, it would be better to mix it with two spooniuls of brandy or Q6- iatAe 10 a pint. Water lightly mixed with wine ls equally good.
 The excessive use ot strong liquor; is very pernieious, and taking apmxec brandy when fasting is equally se. Ter sons who have contracted the habit Q doing SO, should, at least, first eat q piece d bread. The same ohjcctioas appl] to drinking white wire fasting.
 All beer and cider ol bad quaint, ought 10 he avoided.
 Every person who feels himself sud denly aileeiet by dnll pains in the limbs heaYiuess or giddiness of the head, feeling of oppression. uneaslness of tht chest, heartburn, cholie, should imme diately apply to q physician, oftile next Bureau de Seconrs.
 Persons thus infected should immedl. ately go to bed, and take, quite hot, ar ialusion of peppermint and flowers ol tho lime tree, and heat himself by eve " possible means.
 Prepared chloric solutions being ami yersaliy recommended as a useful pre- caution against infection of any kind. ii may be desirable to give the follow ing receipt for making them;
 Take one ounce of dry chlorate oi lime, and one quart of water; pour a sufficient quantity on the power omake itin.o paste, and then dilute ii with tho remainder, strain off the solution, and keep 1t in glass or earthern vessels wei stopped "a portionofth this solution should be poured into a shallow bowl. and plac' cd ia every room in the house.
 The clorate Of soda is nearly as good, 1t isTo be used in the same manner, in the proportion of one ounce of el.lorate 10 tea oI twelve ounces of water.
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We learn that considerable numbef of the most wealthy inhabitants of Ja. maica have determined 10 abandontha Island, and remove 10 the United States. ihe British Colonial System, alias .sthe American System of Eng land-aud the condition of the slave popuiation-has reduced estates to one tcith the value they once possessed.
 ~. !. Joaa.. Of Com.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-08

SrIbEKs. Spiders live and grow without food. Out of fifty spiders pro, dueed on the last day of August, ana which were kept entirely without iooas three lived to tie Stl of February ioi- lowing, and even visibly increased IF hulk. Was it from the etiinyia arising from the dead bodies ot their deceas- cd companions that they livedso long Other spiders were kept in glass vessels without food, from tie 18th July to inc end of January. During that tlmo they cast their skins more than once, as if they had been well fed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-08

NfELANeHoLy.-Ihe sehoorer RsL Roy, Christopher Basset, master, saed from Newhuryport on Thursday hg at 10 clock, A. M. with q good wind At 2P.M. Boonlsland, E. S. l.. 5miles she was eapsized by white squall, and the following persons, who were in tAe cabin, were drowned:-Mr. Samuel Cutler and wife, of Portland, and for. mcfly of Newbury port; Widow Moses Bailey and son, aged about fse years of Newbug port; and a lady who ia Thought 10 be a Miss Stallard, sister of Capt. Stallard, of Portland.
 Tie schooner had q swept hold ard was very light. When the squalI struck her she was under a two.feefed man. sail, and Ter foretoFsail was settled down about foot. The mate and tao of the hands left the master and four passengers on the wreck, and went Io [ d schooner under their lee for assistanef. Whilst they were absent, the master and surviving passengers were taken oil by the schooner Marien, Capt. Lit. ltlofeid, rom Wells, bound to Boston. 1 They arrived here about noon
 IrqHseript.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-08

T CHqlleage.- When Judge ThalcIt CT vas, many years ago, member Ol Congress from Massachusetts, lfevss; fe,5s; challenged te duel, by Mir. Bloun, member from Nortll-CaIolina, for uords spolten n de5ate. The Judge, onrcad. ing tue message from Blonnt, ailcrad- jusiing his uig and revolutionary hat, said to the bearer" Give my respect ful eomplimentsto your master, and tell him he cannot have q definite answers 10 his note to-day. Let him be patient a short time, till l can write 10 Port land, and receive an answer. lalways consult myuJe, on matters of imPor tance, well knowing that she isa tetier Judge of family affairs than myself i she consents to take the choice ol be-, coming 1'idop, or having her husbaild hanged for murder, certainly wifi fight Mir. Blount. Tell him not to be ina hurry; it will not take more ihapthree weeks 10 receive her election.
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irated by the Epidemic. Ihc Earl has therefore taken passage for himself, laniIf and suite, i'll the new and elegant packet slip Philadelphia, for London,
 hence soii the I0tti.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-08

DreadJalTndia,l.llqzsaere.- Thcsteaa boat Niagara arrived here this morning brings intelligence tfat expresses had arrived at Detroit, stating that CaFs Joseph Naper, well known in this see. ton of country, had been rnassaored. with all his family, consisting 6f his wife, wile's sister, and four childnn, near Fort Chicago. Naper, who ws,. q bold, daring nan, had been in the fort some time, when, believing that the people reye more scdred thaa hun, he had betaken himself to lis log cabin again. .A1nc of the Indians were found dead near his house, who unquesiola- bly fell before his intrepidarm.-C Cedys, land fOhfo) ,4de. June %.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-08

GEoRGETowN. D. C. July 10. Mr. Van Burcn arrived in Washing ion on Sunday lliaht, and t is under stood is partal.ing the hospittasll l.s llits of 'iis Presidential mansions