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GAkLEGAN Is
Balsarn of Aealth.


N HE art Of preparing this valuable BAL
b SAM or HEALTH has been in possession
of the proprietor, JOHN 5. MILLER, Fred
erick-town, Md. for SOME time. IL is now ex
tenslvely and adyantaseousy known in ma
ny parts OF the United States, for tire cure Of
DYSPEPSIA, and many other diseases that pto
coed from morbid Condition of the stomach
The Proprietor has been cured of the most
obstinate case OF Dyspepsia, that ever a NOR
tai was afflicted with. 1t is also highly re
commendedin Choices, Nervousness, 7tpnors.
Lo,cness Of sputts, aud Paipitation Of the
heart and Is, also, sovereign remedy for
corms. TITS neatly put up 10 SQUARE half pint
bottles, accompanied with extensive dtrec
tons Tor its use, which can be had at all times
OF the Proprietor, at his Drug and Medicine
Store, opposite fhe Market House, at 81 per
bottles and by the quantity, at a very liberal
discount. IL can also be had Of his Agents,
in Pentsytroi.ia, vHaytRed, Tirgmia and 0
hi0, by wholesale and retail
Tue tofowing are afnong many certificates
of cures performed by this medicine:
Frederick cfg Md. Feb. /, 1881.
Deer Sir: Last fail, on t,paring of Tar
legant's Balsam of Health, prepared by you,
determined to get bottle for the purpose
OF trying what effect il would have In reliev
ing me OF a most severe and painful case OF
Dyspepsia, with which was afflicted, and
for which | tiled all other prescribed RENE
dies IN vain. accordingly used one bottle,
and experienced immediate and perceptitlr
relief. | found IL also an excellent remed,
ivr the Bilious Chciic, and think il superior
to any thing ever used.
ALEXANDER SMILEY.
To John Mliier
Since gave my certificate above, used
another bottle OF Garlegants Balsam oil
Health, which cured ME perfectly Of the Dys
pepsia, which had been troubled VIII Jor
many years. ALEXR SMILEY.
Dear 81, II lately used your Bafsam of
Health: For two years had d constant and
liked PAIN IN my side, and frequently subject
to costVeness accompanied wl,h fever, more
or less. accordingly bought bottle of your
Bal5am, OF your agent III i4aSeTstown, and
found 1t relieved me very much; and pro
cured the Cd bottle, which cured me perfect
ly, and since then l ENJOY perfect health a
gam; and do recommGnd the said Balsam
to those that are afflicted in the same way.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES FLAMING,
Near Leitersburg, " ashington CO. Md.
hor sale By
ISRAEL r sANNEY, Maltinsburg.
jos. q. HAYES. Harpers Ferry, and
CHARLES HARPER, Shephe rdstown.
September 4, 1852 lot
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POETRY
THE CHLDREN'S CHOICE.


The following beautiful lines are extracted
from the Pearl for 1882, written by Mrs
Gilman, Of Charleston, 5. 9.
JOHN.
mean 10 he soldier,
With uniform quite new,
wish they'd let me have drum,
And be a Captain too;
q | would go amid the battle, s.
With my broad sword in my hand
And hear tire cannon rattle.
And TIE music also grand.
MorHEe.
NV son, my SOM what If that sword
Should strike noble heart,
And bid some loving father
From his little ones departe
Nhal comfort would your waving plumes
And brilliant dress bestow,
When you though upon his widows tears.
And her orphan's cfy of woe?
WILLIAM.
mean 10 be President,
And RUE each rising State,
And hold my levees once a week,
For all the gay and great;
I'll be King. except a crown,
For that they won't allow,
And I'll fiud out what The Tariff Isl
That puzzles me so now.
MOTHER.
My sonl my son! the cares OF State
Are thorns upon the breast;
That ever pierce the good mans heart,
And rob him Of his rest;
The great and gay TO him appear
As trifiing as the dust;
For he knows Row little they are worth,
How faithless Is their trust.
LOUISA.
mean to be cottage girl.
And sit behind a rIil,
And morn and eve my pitcher there
With purest water fill;
And I'll train lovely woodbine,
Around my cottage door,
And welcome TO my winter hearth
The wandering and the poor.
MorsER
Louisa, dear, a humble mind
lis beautiful 10 see;
And you shall never hear word
To check that mind from me;
But, all remember, pride may dwell
Beneath the woodbine's shade,
AND discomfort, suen guest,
The cottage hearth invade.
CAROLINE.
will be gay and courtly,
And dance away the hours,
Music and sport aud JOY shall dwell
Beneath my fairy bowers,
No heart shall ache with sadness
Within my laughing hall;
But the note of love and gladness
Re echo TO my call.
MOTHER.
oh! children! sad II makes my soul
To hear your playful strain;
cannot bear 10 chill your youth
With images of pain.
Yet humbly take what God bestows,
And, like his own lair flowers.
Look up in sunshine with smile,
And gently bend in showers.
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Money Wanted.

TEvHE subscribers deem It necessary to put
those who are indebted TO them, in mind
NJ fbe 18th of October next, that being the
t;r,eon which one OF them intends going to
Baltimore TO lay in fall supply Of Goods
They therefore, give notice to all those who
owe them by note, to come forward and lili
the same; aud those who have openaceotnts.
to pay them or give their notes.
JAMES * PATRICK GARRY.
Darkesyiiie, Sept %. l832--4t
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10 the Farmers Of Bftta1y and
Jefferson c69Sniies.

Jefferson cOsEn!ieS.
FEysiE subscriber having Eented the NIL .,
d belonging TO Josiah FIsgg, and the same
having undergone thorough repair. he oc
fers to the public bis seryices-He win give
one barrel superfine flour for every 500 n,
of understandable wheat, and stand the in
spectioh in any maj ket it may be sent TO; or
he will grind wheat in separate parcels to suit
customefs. Country grinding Tor work. will
be done with dispatch.
9FPiaster grinding at notice. and Saving
when not ou.ily engaged in grinding The
subscriber himself will attend especially IN
the business, and he ffatters himself that
from the experience he has bad in the bust.
ness, that tie can give general satisfaction.
JOSEPH MENGHINNI.
August 80, 1ss2-tf
gr4 will be responsible for all grain deIiv-
cred into my MN, now in the occupancy Of
Joseph Menghhni. a,
JOSIAH FLAGG.
August so, 1881.
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Aarttneo,trg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER .3.N.NU.U,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or, 1tro Dollars and Treaty fire Cents,
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And II payment be deferred TO the end Of
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded.
g. Those who may wish to discontinue the
paper. (Which cannot he done until arreara'
ses are paid upJ will notify the Editor TO
that fleet, at least thirty days before the eX
p'ratIon ofthe time for which subscribed
GI-For advertsing-one dollar per sguar'
Tor the three first insertions, and twenty i've
cents Tor each continuance The number O.,
insertions must be noted Oh the Ms 9th, rvs
they will be continued and charged accord
ingIy.
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MARES.

and Coils
MARES.
No. IA Sorrel mare, Flora, IA years old
out of Miss D.mcc by Fioriset (Ball's.)
No "A Bay mare, Pet, 10 years old, oct
of Miss Dance by st. 1amany
As the character of Fio,isel is SO generaHy
known and ranks him Among the most dli
lnguished racers OF his day, il is deemed
only Necessary to say he was the SIRE
81 Ian,mly the Sire of Pet, was full bra,
Their to Ftorisef, and bred by Maj JONI. no.
BERTs, Of .Culpeper, who purchased him a
sucking colt, and when only three DAYS JH
gave for him 100 guineas.
This Horse, when Colt, was put in tfain.
ing by Maj. RoBEgTs, but an accident o..
cerring, he was Withdrawn from the Turf
In point of appearance and performance. hi,
judicious owner esteemed him at ihat age az
promising TO he inliv equal, if not superor
TO his brothes, FGoyiSel.
Miss Du.CP III, uan Of these two Mares
was bred by Col DANCE, OF Chesterfield
and is well known to have been one of tbe
finest Mares in Virginia When 90 years old,
and then owned by Msj. RoEERrs, $500 was
offered fer her and refused.
Mss Ddnce was by h9buck, dam by In
depende''ce. grand dam by the imported horse
Old Jeigus
Rtbuck was by the imported horse Stree.
per- bis dam by the Old imported horse Ra.
jdcet, son OF the Earl of March's old Baia.et
son of the GodoIphin Arabian.
Both these Mares, + lora and Pet. are now
~ ioal by Carolintan, a distinguished son Of
Sir .4rchy.
Ne. "a Chestnut Sorrel mere, eVirago,
years old. by U'ad Itr, dam by the impor.
ted horse Hamilton, grand dam by Spread
Eagle, has now by her sidea beautiful bay
lilly, by Gov. Barbour's imported horse Young
Trutile, and now in foal 10y Curolinian.
Uifd fir was by .9jac, and was bred by
Col ROBERT WALKER of Amherst-his d m
by knose!y, grand dam by Highjiyer. great
grand dam by Old G'ttd .itrsg-g grand dam
by .d-os@l, g'g 6. grand dam by aristotle,
g g. < < grand dam the celebrated running
mare Heri9ord
No A Chesndt' Sorrel Mare, Nellie. i
years old, very stout, full sister TO ViyagO-
has now by her side fine horse Colt, BY
young Tn6qe, and in'loal by Cwolnia,s.
No $ \ sorrel Mare. Cora, 8 years old
full sister TO pIago and,Ntttte, and in ioa
by CaroliLian.
COLTS.
Od Of these .lIareS are the tollo,cing Colts:
A Chesfui Sorrel, Q years old, out OF 70.
ra, by L'Jayette, and IN foal by Carolin n.
A'Gray Fhly, ! year old, out OF Pct by
w. II Johnson's Meites
A sorrel FIlly, , years old, out of Flord
by CTolti,ims.
A Bay Fnly, ? years old, out of Pet By
Contention.
"A SorIel t1lly, year old, out of Cora by
Contention.
Application may be made TO the Execute.
Of Alexander +. Rose, Freder,cksburg.
August rs, 1882 Pm
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3 WISH to purchase Immediately. young
Il NEGRO MAN, who has been accus
toned to farming opcrations-Also, wanted
10 hire, a LABOUIER for few months
I have several fine Young HORSES and
blooded MARES for sale.
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM.
.Near .nntiaSb,rg, .Atgust ,, 1892
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Besides many others.
Whole Tickets only $40 Haires s5-Q0as'
terS - so; (no Eighths.)
A certificate of Whole Tickets will cost 1924
Acertlfcate OF Halves 81
A certificate of Quarters 81
Address your orders to
CLARKE s. COOK,
Wheeling, Va.
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VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

yHyIfE undersigned offers for sale highly
A valuable Tract OF LIND, lying
principally in Jefferson county. II contains
abou, $50 ACRES, sixty FIVE Of which are CO
AS-s. vered with fine TIMBER M5HA.
EssM The Improvements consist <
s.l.kA of comfortable log dwell 49,
I4GNlng house, barn, stables,
smoke house, &c &c. There Is a well Of ex.
celent water on the premises; and TWO thrift
ty orchards Of apples and peaches.
This tractlie about miles south '6f Smith
field. and about S miles west of Chafiestown;
and the contemplated Rail Road wit! pass
through it advantageously. The land is Strong
limestone, very fertile, and in good state OF
cultivation. Terms made known on appli
cation to the subscriber, residing on the pre-
misses.
BROCKENBROUGH MCCORMICK.
September q. 1882 If.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-05
MONDAY, MARCH S, 1882.
GcoMMUNIcATED.
TO the Toters Of the Third Ward.


see we have nothing like dear'h in Nominal
lions for Members of the Common Council, the
ensuing year; and certainly should not have
added another IL did not conceive the present
time a fit one to say something more than make
a bare nomination. am a plain man. anu mere
fore | shall speak plain. | am IN favor OF our
nrs,ent ga,ion-but, when say this l 10
NOT wish to be understood as saying that am Sd
,;s6sd with the present order OF our concerns.
Some years ago met many OF sou' WIN o'"e'
citizens of our town, at the Cour-House' TOT the
n,rpose of making a start with our present oPe-
rations lin part Of Internal Improvement IL
,n,sared to be a time when we were called upon
to decide between capacity und exped'ency-
between canal and no canal.-The result you all
know. Since that time, we have commenced
and gone on to make, (in party the Middle Turn
nike Road. and more recently we have eommenc-
oil ,be Alexandria Canal. Of none or all OF this
do | complain. But would ask you, VINO
amongst yuu have seen any statement Tor 'he
last two years of the expense or cost OF these
operations. think it full likely our funds may
have been judiciuusly managed; but that is no
reason whatever we should not see them.-lt
would be gratifying to our Old men, and perhaps
edifying to our young ones: in Short as to my
self I take lively interest in seeing every thing
a. we progress onward Although the distance
NAV be great and the time long, and although
design nothing like censure, yet, in order t. have
the most wholesome administration OF our affairs,
| am decidedly in favor ofpubllc accountability;
and in order to effect this. am not 10 favor OF
the Common Council e'ecting any OF their own
hoJv Directors either of our Road or Canal;
hut that the Directors or Agents should annually
report to the Common Council. and the Common
Council to the Stockholders, and Stockholders
in common This done, and faithful and ju-
dicious management in these concerns, and
care not who you elect, if they are good and Ca
pable men. l nominate our present members
all of whom will serve if elected.
II Heavy Tar Payer in lst and Sd Yards.
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BY virtue of being freehOlders.
GCoMMUNIcATED

Mr.. Editor-Whi'st cursoriy perusing one Of
YOUR late papers, my eyes rested upon an account
of a hail storm which visited the Turkish Capital
with dire consequences, on the 5th OF October
last. This &C cunt brought to my memory a
storm of hail and rain, not entirely of a dissimi-
lar character, which passed over small portion
of Fairfax County, in the neig hborhOod Of the
F.,., Church, on the 1st June, 1929. | was
III, u soiourning in that vicinage, and took me-
morandum of the particulars incident to this then
extraordinary storm. They are these: Between
the hours of IL and s, dense black cloud was
discovered arising in the =. E. coming to the op-
posite direction. The day, hitherto, had been
perfectly cloudless and sultry When the cloud
arrived at, and impended the Church, it burst,
and sent down a torrent of rain, accompanied
with wind and hail stones. The clatter of the
latter falling upon the roof, was sufficiently aw-
full for moment to fill the inmates Of the house
with sensations of dread and establishment. The
cIatter, however, was soon over, and was sue
ceeded by copious fail Of hail Of ordinary
size. In ten minutes or less. the violence Of the
storm abated, passed on, and soon subsidized; and
the day resumed its clOudlesness with more
agreeable temperature.
The quantity of large stones fallen was about.
on an average. one to-a square of ten feet. The
dimension Of those gathered some time after the
storm, varied from to IL! inches in circumfe-
renee. Their figure was irregular. presenting
small angular protuberances, which would seem
to indicate that they were formed by the cohe-
sion of small hail stones; each steue had nucIe-
Us much like the polished Scotch pebble in ap-
uesrance, and of the size of hazle nut.
From inquiries made at the time, it does not
appear that any damage was done. The grain
,rups were in some measure crushed, but not suf-
icientlv so to injsre them. The storm did not
extend over three miles in its course, and about
me and half in its breadth. P.
Fa,Yar County. (Ha:l Fec se.
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Published daily, for the Town. and three ~eeA ~,
the Country, on Fairfax street, between Mug -no
Prince streets, nearly opposite the Post once Da'y
paper 80: Country paper S. per annum' All ao'sf'
,isem.nts appear in both papers.
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Printing Paper.
REAMs 81 and 81 printing paper, for sale by
hW mar2 3 AESSERShiTH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-28

Z a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Clan
n eery bald tut Automatic county. thu 2lst Of
October l-ol, Junos Ihunpkl and Sarah his
wiz late Sarah Minor. IItlis
Against
Alexander Garrett. executor Of Dabnry Minor
dsesased-Albrn 9. 0uarlcs and Mar. lis
vi, la.e Many Mnor-E. W Remnant and
Calharar lbs "ie. late Catharruc Minor VI
Lam Nno. Ivy john Aliuor his zuar1an. Nil
drr1 Minor by john II Eusracc h.r Guardian,
auI Lucy Jane Minority Martha J Minor her
guardian, Defendants.
~ CUANCERY
r. cause came ON tlis Gay to be- heard ON tn
bill. answers, and EXHIBITS, and on argument Of
counsel. @horcupon It Is adJud2od, ord rcd ma de-
creed 10y the coult taat the defendant Alexander
Garrett executor ofBabncy Mnr deeeasea-do
proceed In advertise the property both real and per
soua meuouod ia the bill answers DC. belonging
to The state Of Dabney Minor, deceased and un-
disposed Of 100 such newspapers as Le may Deem
best calculated to give public notice thereof Aud
70 soli the same at public sale for the best prce t
an be ptoaugcd for the same Selling the Iands Of
lid state. at such Tine as he may deem lost b.
tween uaN oua the hfst day Of ,y,.moer next, CT
ther IL. ,atiro tracts on smaller parcels AS nay b.
bet for gae interest Of aud hea,..r ou credit Of
,as. fgo aud three yeafs. tt,ns FIONA .bs Ia.. aa-
Us, boaas wllh oi proved s.eo4'y. aud deel OF
trust oo,ne lands .ezesPt ID. Western o, lndlaua
lGds.J To SECURE the payment of the purchasr
mone 3 That de negroes audi other personal pro
p.rty b. sold soon IS posa1.. either altogether
lof credit orpa3ly for eash end parlIy on credit
as my be deemed by said Camel most canduci.,
10 The interest Of sud ezt.i,. --.ud Should IT,
who'll. or, any partat sid persona, pop.fs l.
sid on credit, the s#me not to exceed sa.a..ts
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NOTICE..

y HEREBY caution all persons against trading
Ia for bond executed by me to Henry Moore.
for the sum Of ;S55, dated about the last of April
1882 aud payable on the 20th Of June, then mex
ensuing, as | ana determined not to pay the Bond
on account Of gross fraud and deception being prac-
tsed upon me in a horse trade, on account Of which
il was given WILSON +. SEAY.
June Is. 4W
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New lAonAon .AcuaenAN .

TESllE Summer Session nj tins Insulation Will
II commence ON Monday tn % of july, and oud
the last OF November.
Tie course Of instruction includes all the branch.
- Of English, Classical and Scientific Lileraue,
that are usually .aueht IN Academies and prepm
alory to an advantageous cuuauco INTO Iaslc'
school
Tic Tuition fees US heretofore, are for the mi.
uor branches go Ior the more advanced, "a per
session Bounding e1n he had in acutacI flmdur
faufculeut to the Academy, ON moderate tenn
In subscriber also would take few boardere IN
sidlaoa to those olteady engaged
HENRY Ian. DAVIES.
June H. Gl
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JOIN TH01lps ON. CIV.

W iEGlNiA:sf rite, held IN the Clerks Office the
trcsH 81. or curt ofGaw and Chauccry for the
county OF An, the tIh day Of My lc3.-Jamcs
Penulctau u " lam q. Peudctou. Merchants and part
ncr, uaGlug aud style and firm James ) Peudlcon
Go Hfaf., against stephen Turner and Edward A.
Cat. .. selrudants In CLHncery.
.' Defendant stephen Turner, not having entered his
. ounce and gwen security according to the ofAs-
and the rules of tins court and appearing by
49, CtoD evidence, that he Iahabnaut This Com
monN cdlth Ga motion oftuG Plaintiff 10y In counsel II l.
ordered TINT the sad ooicutnu Stephen Timer DO arptM
mere on OF before the tr day Of September te next
answer the bill If thr plaintiff aud that copy u TINS
der be ft~ ilh inserted III the ynclhurp NrEuau for
ch weeks succe,sncIy, and posted the ront doc, of
the toat touse Of THIS county.
Copy-lrste. JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.t Il.
June !
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A GEALRAL ASSORTMENT nL
CHEWING TOBACCO.

& D. superior lallty. as !, beiyrd bv rood Judo.
~ is To any other IN tins place, put up by Par.
TN, (whols entitled to the credit Of the reputation
acquired by Royal * Gilpin, aud others for the
best ever manufactured in this country y is now for
sale, Comfy two kess,) at
WARDS LOTTERY OFFICE
at 40 cents per pound by the pound or larger on,n-
u'y ana II any one IS dissatisfied with the quail
~, ana Wiii say so, upon his honor, the whole
price shall be returned. Call at
WARDS OFFICE
And sect before You purchase elsewhere
March y
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LAND FOR SALE, AT AUG
TIDN


n \ pursuance of decree of the Superior Court
n Of { hanccry, holden at The town of Lynehburg
the 2lst day of October, 1880 and also Of a de
cree of the Circuit Superior Court ofl.aw and
Ghaneerv. held for the sud town ON the l9th day
II November, 1881, in the case of Wa,1crG Aleu-
Nethel ad'nr de honls non of lamcrane W. Da-
yies. decd ,galnst Leonard Goil and others the
UNDERSIGNED Sheriff ol the county OF Bedford viii
proceed To sell at public auction, for cash. ON FRI
Lay the 9Th day of July next flair, If mol the next
fan day, Sundays excepted the Tract Of Land ~
sud dccrccs mentioned The SAID Land lies IN Pc
teats Gap in the county ofBcdlord, contains l53
acres, and Is bounded as follows: Beginning at
large chestnut oak, and running thence y. ~ deg.
W Gpocs to pomters-theuce n 10 de- W Il
poles. to chesuut-thcncc y Us dec. W 26~
poles, to pointers-ihcnce \. 3G dee Is poles Ia
nontcrs-thrncc : So de- W. lG poles, topo.n-
lers-thencc Ne II dc W 40 poles, To mahoga-
ny-ibence y i de- W 26 poles to pointers at
Pcteats Gap-thenee n. 70dcg f. 10 poles to
chesnur-.thcucc y. - deg. T. 10 poles 10 aahesnut
thence 5 IS dee + - poles too chesml-thence
: 81 deg. w So poles to a ell. uutoak-taenec ;.
81 de- f. - poles, toa LARGE chcsuul--l2o poles to
-, ~ 50deg. Z. II poles to a chesnul--thenre
) - dec. f. toa gm-theucc y. ~ de- L. :
poles to pointers aud thence to the beginning.
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, S +. e.
June lw