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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-05

had done what, If they had not done, whouId have
left the Union dissolved. The operation Of thai
disc ontent was against the whole body Of laws
for the collection of the revenue; and would. II
carried on, have DESTROYED all the means OF the
Government. And without the purse no CO.
vernment could exist. H. had therefore come
to the question deeply Impressed with the con-
victlon, that it was his duty To give his vote to
prevent such an evil H. had been long Of the
opinion that the revenue ought to be reduced
H. lad aIso been long impressed with sense Of
IT,, inrquait of the tariff system. No one had
questioned the principle on which this bill was
founded; it was only IN reference to the details
that difference Of opinions existed. A part Of
the country is deeply excited. deeply exasperated;
by what means it was not for him to inquire, but
the condition If things was such as to render it
uncertain whether the UnInn can exist even IN.
nj the month OF December, unless sOmethlng
shall BE- done.
Sir BlBB then stated. that he regarded The
bill az peace Offering. so offered and 50 accept.
ed, for the purpose Of c0nciliati0n:
"how IS the winter If our discomfort
Made glorious summer by this son OFF,
not old York, nor New York, but son Of the
Old Domininn-from the Slashes Of Hanover
he did not care by what hand It was offered. he
would willingly take it. He made few addi.
tionA observations on the prupriety of taking the
bill in the spirit in which it was offered.
Mr. CLAY then said few words IN reference
to this bill and the enforcing bill, both Of which
he considered that it was necessary to send forth,
as well to shew that the laws must be executed,
as well as that there is disposition to make con.
cessions. He stated, that on the suoject Of the
Government being compact, he principally
agreed with the Senator from South Carolina, but
with some difference as to the character Of the
rights conferred BY that compact. He did not
adopt the opinion that there had been any advance
made in the usurpa.ion Of powers BY the Gene
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

a public dinner was lately given 10 Gen
Charles F. Mercer, by the citizens OF Charles
ton, Kanawha county, Virginia. In the course
OF an interesting speech, replying 20 tho usual
complimentary toast, he gives the following
secount OF his 6rstmeetins with Chief Justice
Marshall, IN the valley Of Kanawha. This
distinguished individual, it 10 said, has alway.
been remarkably hardy and active In his mode
Of living. IRAN "a,
Entering the same valley eight years
alter, by q new road leading to a point
higher up, called then the Loup.-it
was in the autumn Of 1871 net a
man. second to bat one who ever fought
the battles, or enlightened the cou ncils.
OF our country, either State or Nation.
Al. lie wore, | we'll remember, 40 10
his custom, shoes, instead Of boots, and
had his ANGLES bound around, for some
distance up, with thongs Of papa " bark,
10 guard them from the bite OF the rat.
tie-snake, and his beard had been IN i.
shaven for many days. He had walk.
ed ahead OF his companions, and was
awaiting, ~ had been for a day or
two, the arrival Of the James River boat
IN "h'ch,as commissioner Of the State,
ne was about to complete the most
dangerous part Of an obssrueted nayi.
CATION. It navigation IL could be called.
which he had steadily prosecuted Tor a
distance Of 80 miles, along the Green.
brier and New River, towards the Fails
Of Kanawha.
saw him afterwards, for manv
nights IN succession, pluck the twigs
and leaves on the branches Of the
neighboring trees, to make his bed in
the tent. beneath which we slept. on
q surface rarely, If ever, even enough
to rest without pain. With no human
abode IN sight for ten days together.
and for part Of that time without other
subsistence, he made HE morning and
evening beverage Of tea Of the sassafr,s
growing in the adjacent Tickets. and
bread OF the remaining husks Of the
meal which had already been siftsd.
He was then, as be 10 now,-lonr
may he 30 continue Chief Justiee
OF the United States; and had been 10
his youth, under bis father, who for
time commanded the Sd Virginia Resi.
ment. an officer Of the Reyolu,ioo. A
eariy 80 the disastrous battle Of Br.n.
DIVINE, which, a. you remember, verv
nearly destroyed that intrepid corps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

1--WE FARM On which TIE late nserv
rseke resides, b for sale, eoussspIp.
20 Ao01D Of hrst-rsts limestone Lasi'
ihere arc 700 Of the trsct % veil timbsrsd
sted about one milo west Of Esvtovp. -
SIX from Winchester. % b In q Gns st,ts Of
improvenent. There b a this tine about
l.0 scres in clover. ! have hsA q ySsId 81
SIi IRON part improved entirely ay clover
and plaster; and 10 has been pcseosse,d bv
one o. the best judges in the eeusty 70 b
ose Of the finest wheat farms h - eou~sv.
The Improvements are Q dwslIjae vish ar.
rooms ON the lower floor, Kitchen. me s-ho.s..
negro house. barus, stables, ice hou,s. Ear.
rage house, blacksnith's shop. cooper shop.
&c, &c. IL the farm is too isrrs, "a can 8,
divided to suit purchasers. Any person wish
ing 70 ouy, must apply immedisisly 10 ths
subscriber, living on the premises.
Nov. Z, 1sa3.-a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
THE LAST OF PANrAsrIcAIs

This immortal phalanx was vesse,
day arrayed for its final parade. A
an early hour, the 'gallant members q
the crops we called from their peaceful
hresides By the ciangor of the trumn.
and gathered around the banner q
'ne~ thrice renowned and ever yieto-
nous commander. Their dresses and
paraPharnalia, were 0ufre bsvond dss.
erlPtiOn. Each colour was fepresent.
ed 10 the assembIage, and every figure,
from Caliban's 20 Metsmora's. was
There: II might have been considered
sp.rit-mustsr-wh where not oaly the
Warriors OF every tribe between the
EOIes from snowy to sooty," bat
even the ehivalry OF every are. from
NImrod down 20 the era Of kis yivaI
i AND imitator Pluck, had been gathered.
Ahere we're shields aud backIsrs. heI
NETS and banners--the short sword NJ
me Roman add the battle axe Of the
crusader, tSe blsndsrbuas Of the
Ioundhead, and the eornstaIks Of the
bloody S4th. Here trod the tawnv
lscumseh, and there stalked piehasd
o. the lion heart This rank Gas had
eu oy the turbaned and bearded eo0.
mAnder Of the faithful, add that led
on ey three Gugered Jack. Az Tor in.
sigma banners, moitOs sad ensirns.
Ihey we're there in abundance. Here
sosred N mid heaven a whole has.
'A'', oristIss aud all; and there was
seen one of the three militia mea
s.uek upon a pole, aud making At eve.
y step OF his bearer, the most impss.
s'oneo gestures, both with lees and
arms 10 short, every thing vas there.
The neighihg steed and ne ssr,ll tr,nn
me spirit stiring drum, the ear pierelos a.
p, as royal banner and az qualify,
ZINC, PonP, and Circumstances Of RIoriou,
W course all the world looked or
ana laughed. Many "'pish'd'f and
Pshaw'd"--but they were forced.
notwithstanding. to joia 10 tire esnersI
'nerHment' A. Tor the boys. . them.
was glorious. They might be seen
% haad'sd', either gazing sgaps, AZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

WILL b sosd. q public sale, Il The
w subseribsrb rssidssos, on tis ru.S
leading iron Msrtinsbarg 10 Lessown. md
near ssriders Mil, On Fiasy ~ ls<A sf No
vsssser as<s, The following property, 20 wiz:
seventesa hssd Of work and riding Homes.
Eight heed Of Mich Cows and Calves,
And LOT % Stock Cattle.
Fifty o. SIXTY head Of Fat Hogs, (which
viii b sold for cssA,)
Twenty OF twenty ave head Of Sheen,
Farming Utcnsils Of every description,
sRosd Wagons, two Of which are entirely
new,
And the wood work q two ethers;
new Carts, and two new wheei-barrows
Five new Bsrshear, and double shovel
Pioushs, and one OF two Harrows, &C.,
credit Of nine months will DO given On Ill
sums over Eve dollars, tho purchaser giving
bond snd approved security; under that sum,
The cash viii DO required.
JOHN BURNS, sr.
October IL, 1879.
N. Bon the day Of sale, . Dwelling
House .Blacksmiths Shop, and sett Of Black
smiths Tools, will DO offered for rent 10 The
highest biddsr- =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

RY virtue Of deed Of trust, Of record IL
~ Berkeley county, executed 70 me a,
trustee, by Joseph Engle, 10 secure certain
debts TO his various creditors, a. therein mon.
TONED, shall sell at public auction, to thu
highest bidder, on "Wednesday the l3ih Of No
reusber ~sxf, a the residence Of the said 10.
seph Englc, In Berkeley county,
A number OF valuable Horses,
A large stock Of Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs,
And ell the Farming Utensils
And Household & Kitchen Furniture
In the possession Of the said Joseph Engle, &c
satisfy the debts aforesaid.
wh. LUCAS, Trustee.
Oct 10, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

0-A Protracted Meeting will be held in
me Presbyterian Church In Charles,owp,
commencing on Friday night the 9Th instant,
at which time the Rev. Mr.. HAaon.,r will
Preacn' Nov. Z, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

THosE who are EtiIl owing me, will find
y to their advantage TO discharge their
Soo.s before the LIST Of December next, as
=" ueIefmincd TO bring suit on all claims re.
naming unpaid at that time. II Ia nov nor.
than year since closed nv bu.iness-m.
Pauence Is exhausted--thercfore this cours.
wal Do pursued In aiI cases, without re.pse,
to persons.
thosc wishing TO save the expense of a
sur, WIN do well to give this notice their Inn.
mediate attention. ''''-
49,, GEO. w. HAMMOND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 2sth uliimo, Mr.. CoSaAp
BILMTRn, Of this county, 20 Miss sIn.. NJ
soS, daughter Of Capt. James Mason, or Berk,-
ley county.
On the same day, Mr.. SAMUEL MArruxvs.
Of THIS county, 70 Miss ELxAsKru MAaox'
Berkeley county. y
oa Thursday evening the aith ult, NJ the quar-
sers OF COL Eostis. Fort Monroe, Hon. JosL r,
Charleston, 3. G.
On Monday evening last. nj H.rprr.- F.rvv n,
the Rev. Mr.. Marvin, Mr.. JaNss Tsosr.,s
formerly OF New York, to Mrs. SAnAn fin.
CnIH, late Of Philadelphia.
The usual accompanied, Of bride. cake. NJ.
tests the authcnticiy Of this union. Long NAV
inc parties to the compact, enjoy all the blessing,
In,1n gcneraiiy How from the blending Of congo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

9Th si.o have proa.Ilo8 ., wOOD. ~in
10 ~ De i-sus - FssesHir. ,l,ss u - ,,.di,,-s-
'as'ss shai 0af ulppi,ss .l,o-id b. hid IN bef9re
'he ~ a Dosen,bsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

r,o,,, BALTIMORE, NOV. Z.
rLOUR--The wagon price has been unifarn
including to-day. ATS so per barrel.
-, nr,c ALEXANDRIA,, WOW. q
FiOCR:-Tbe supply has not been eaa.i "a
me demand, in consequence OF which priccs have
esen forced up. Thursday the wagon price was
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
1Axrueo1n AID ONO
AsAk ROAD.
WOe1cc 70 BRIDGE R,fiIferc

ORofosALS win b. received bv the sub
- senosr. until ~ 9Th Of The ensuing No.
vsnser. ser u eeessruction Of large Stone
crHss eeross u Great Casoctin Creek. .bout
thres oises above ths Point Of Roek,' Tn,
ersAee YIN - eoaPosed Of two archie. Of fifty
tess ssosd SseA. Ths propossr viii also biz,
!or heevy section Of rosd excavation Of a.
oses IAN 2 nile ia sngth, eabs.eisg The site
Recommendation OF character, capacity.
sad tsmpsranes, will be expected 10 accom-
psny The proposals..
:, Ardent spirits will Be totally excluded from
The work.
The subscriber will attend al the site of tb,
bridge on the It'll and 9Th Of November. to-
give such further Information NJ may be de-
sired BY those disposea 70 oaer proposals for
The work.
y order Of the President and Director. OF
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
CASPER W. VIEWER,
ocS ~, AoSS. Supsrinfs ndtnf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

WANTED, for the next year, . good
w female servant, accustomed 10 cock
ing, washing. and ironing. Any r-rson h.y.
ms such 80 one, n hire, will confer favor.
By leaving informati0p at this Office 81 az
esriy dsy. Oct ~, ia53
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
9sBW aOoDS.

VVHE subscriber respectfully informs hi.
II friends and The public generally, that
nc nes tssen me Store lately occupied by A.
n. Snyder, q Elk Run, where he intends To-
keep eoostantiy for sale, . general assortment
Of new, elegant, and cheap GOODS. Tie has
just returned from Baltimore, with large
supply Of
Dry Gseds, Groceries, CAias, Glass, and
QnseAsrsrs- Hardscsrs, Cuilsyy & Ssddiery.
Also,
Csst, Sheer, snd .7msrieas Biistsr Steel,
II sPfendsd assortment Of Black e. Dra6
Hats, Ladies Dunsfabie and Tuscan
Sfrdu Bonnefs.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c. &c. &c.
And would invite all those who wish to be-
accommodated ut reduced prices, to como
and judge for themselves. He hopes. from
ms general assortment and ardent wish To
please, to meet with a liberal share Of IN.
public patronage.
BENJAMIN MELVIN.
Elk Run, Oct. IL, ls33.-6t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
FL T1DtssW6Ee Tassseerv. sc.
AT HARPERs-FERRY,
ron aAI.n

ME very valuable and eligible real pro-
n perry belonging to the estate OF Town
send Beckhsm, deed, situated on the upper
part OF the island Of VirSinius, at Harpers-
FERRY, now IN the market, at private sale.
The premises consist Of q TANNING rs
IABLlSHMENT, with water works TO grind
bark large number Of Watts, Shops, Bark
bouses, aod every other appurtenance re-
CURED TO carry on the business on the most
q extensive scale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

-
EGXOK,
ksPEcrFULLY I.s6rns sAs e,ei.--s a
- Chsrssssevs ~ ~ psblIs n r..sr.I
thas Ae hss esaossesa -
11Usrtseg Dscssssess,
~ 90 ~ s~;sss S~~ssAss,
~ NE eriek house inssdisssly epessiss
hunphrsy ksyss' ssscs. ssd =. dooes 80
Of the csatral Hetsl, vhsrs 10 viIl b IN
~ 70 aeeoosodsss I'll Who nay give hin :
ea'' ns s,ssrss I'll thess vks may favor
sse wssA thsir esseeo, thst thsir vock Ali
% doe IN . styIs With, Zoe psssssss. Sur.-
oii,sy, end spsendid astisC. shsli b s scuslI.a
y sev and sxcsilsd y noe" Ia Tie sssss.
osrmeoss cut 70 CIDER &C Tie sbort.ue -
ice, and o. rsssoaabls tsrus.
Nov. 7, ls13-0-
Olone % two yearosyssa vim "a con-
sesne enpsoynsnt, ey applying i.nsdiasely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
NEW
I01aa0Htag ERfNAltahanesaf.

NhOA The many failures, IN ChsrIsssown.
~ u keep ~ . good bsrbeF dep, sosss die
eosiFAEeusent might aFise, but Ne sndersixpsa i
deterInincd 20 ftssks . far eHp~siss-ns. Zee -
loeaied himeeh - tie bsseSaeni sioFy u Ne. q
teektsana's hciel, ncaF ths Gisrk's aGlee. sherr
- y ever Feaays 9Th kern Fssors. pleassat sasp
lresh sister, and eiean towels. 70 Fszes slros.g
besrda, aad sgsP eushy heads. u ti.s soas szree-
ahie SD fsshioasble syir. Hs hotes tl,- erasl~-
men a Ne tova ell nssifssf sssfasleat isssFes,
% BEE hehsli, % snshie him 10 hep % . pssms-
neat asd grateei estsbiishnsns. for shieh H. iii
b. sves Ers'ssui. I8AAC MANN.
Chafisstovns o.. 9i, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

hN noadey ~ III q Nevenbsr ssxt
~ ~ sis. -, ~ sszs fLir d.y,l viu -
sost, - sr.dk - IN assske 4 $780,
spss.gr 60 Wsesa - 5 Hssss, q SoUs
c - sss.sy 49, 70 hssd e sAssN . - 4
Sesoe, hesssA Ceua frv0 go % TIVE kunhrrA
s.r.ts q Cen, sAsss snO tssAsas Oh. I've -
H..ssssr fissgAA. Showed Plssgks, ~ hasrove
vms . vsrs<sy a sshrs asjsseA A1ss.
.Nfss SsSk JAafSsssss. esS a dssss hI1svs.
Q. w. LAKELAND.
Pr Cs~ys - Tsss C~sSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

&4xkBX1mQ
Or THE oYERSEERS or THE POOR.
"A MEETING Of the ovsrseers Of the
<xA Poor Of Jefferson county, will be- held
AZ haines' tavern IN charIsstown, on FRIDAY
The 18th November next; Al which tine, the
public are invited 10 lay in proposals. foe 6ad-
ing houss, and keeping The poor, for the en-
SUNG year. also, 70 furnish the Poor with
FORK Beef and Cora, IN such Quantities as
will on that day be made known.
by order ef Ghs PvssiSsrs
Oct. ~, l633.-lI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Managers,
Washington City, ID. G.
Orders from adistanoe Will receive the
most Pronpt attention, and the Register
containing the drawings will be cent 10 ali
who order rs above.
Nov. Z, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

o. SAD deceased, consisting q . great variety
Of Property. too tedious 70 enumerate. Sale
70 commence early IN ths dsy. Terms. A
sale. JOHN a. MAkMADCKE,
Oct u, 1893. .Id1',
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
Notice TAiaI

V0ttee Thts!
HE subscriber, having sntsssd into part.
neE"iP win hrs brother, would inform
his friends and the public generally, that Ia
has just returned from the Eastern nark.,s
with fresh supply Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Those who will favor Us with u call may rely
upon general satisfaction, Is we intend sell.
ing very ChssP. We deem IL unnecessary 20
enumerate our stock Of Goods. Give u, a
call and exaa..ne for yourselves.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Camp-HiIl, Nov. Z, 1889.
N. B.-We wish TO hire or purchase q Fs-
male Servant, for which fair price viii be
gwen II d J. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

1A0ZERg 4 0WHman
HNoh sale By
n VIM CLEVELAND h co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

y ME undersigned gave his note, on the
II +th instant, with Isaac Shewaiter rs Sc
earity, TO John Hamilton. for the sum Of ifty
dollars, payable six months after date. This
note was given for the purchase Of a horse
put up By the said Hamilton at public auc-
non and II Dow appears that the horse WAS
not his, but was Included in deed Of trust
gwen BY another person. All persons arc
cautioned against taking an assignment OF
said note, A. ! am determined not TO pay it
Until good title 10 the horse shall have been
secured 70 me.
Oct. -, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
I'm erceltent Oil NIL,
TWO CoNMoDIoUs
DWELLING HARYlRx,


The yards and garden Of one Of them highly
mprvved--togsther with several oat-ba;ld.
ings of diisreat kinds.
further description of said property !.
deemed inexPsdient, a. the purchaser viii Of
courte view 4 fof himself % b confdeptly
believsd, however, that the various unusual
advantages, arising from ne proximity TO the
two great works Of internal Improvement. the
abundant supply q country hides from the
HaFPers-FeFTy market, the water power, &c
eombius o. reader Il the most eligible pto-
perry Of The kind, for a person OF company
With a good capital, 10 Be found in TIE eoua-
~.
The property, being ufaIited 70 the occupa-
ton sod managsment q = dow and Young
children, vii Be Disposed Of on very resssaa.
bic terms, both 81 70 prizes and extension o.
credits.
FOR further particulars, apply either 10 John
Frsuse, a. HaTpers-Fegsy, OF 10 Andrew Hun
ter. IN ChaFissi0Wn, Va
Nov. 7, le11.
IN. r. n -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
Virginia State. Lottery.

For the benefit Of the Disnal Swamp Canal
company--Clsss No. Z, for Is33-To be
drawn ct Richmond, on Saturday, 23d Of
drawn ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

~ .SOssS5seBsssSgss Prtaeer.
AAIHo eaa work 81 cass sad press, sDs
w vho poseesses isdssirious snd seaav ~
biis, VII had situstiOa n DE Frce Press OHce
Oct. %, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

Interest in q Splendid Farm.
FoA aAx.l
VNHE undersigned Is disposcd 20 .eII M,
n interest In the well-kpowu and besu,if,
estate Of
.MXLkS-GROV.E.
In Js6srson County, Virginia,
NOT word need be said OF the quality Of IN.
soiI, OF the eligibility Of the premises, a. eve
~ person disposed To purchase, viii AZ ooc,
see ITS value BY the most casual on aminatioo
division Of this estate will probably 4.
made IN the Spring, and perhaps a second 10.
terest may be obtained. In such case. IN,
Two, together, will make Q pretty littIe f.rm
$50 or 200 scres.) ~
for terms, 10. apply 10 the subscriber. a
present residing near wickIifEe Church.
BENJAMIN r. BEELER.
O-The undersigned will also sell I, v,h,.
ole NEGRO WOMAN, aged about IS or 20
she Is sold because the owner has no use 10,
her. ny pgp,r, ~
Nov. Z, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07
SPLENDID PRIZES.
2o.ooo-1oo OF lyoooi
Maryland State Lottery.
SCHEME,

Nc. sS--To be drawn st Baltimore, on satur-
day. November a, ls33--66 No. Lottery,
10 Drawn Ballots.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-07

- S8xS8&& 49, y
VIE undersigned having suffered for some
n TINE, great injury, By the trespaases com.
mftted upon the farm known As the GRAHAM
farm, oy throwing down their fencing. rjdinr
through the farm, and otherwise depredatins
non me same,- resolved in future to
prosecute: And notice Il hereby vIven ,hs,
All persons so offending, win be prosecu,ed.
aGstA'Hs respect to persons. They also hereby
slxs notice: that the private way, through
49, 80 arm, rom Mr.. Confines shop. through
diseootinusd,-s~dsil yersons sys keresv r~vr-
ed net 20 ssteBpi 10 ride H. or tk.v ,.;n 4. -,
ieifh a. tyssPssSsTs
SAMUEL C. PECK,
JAMES L. RANSOM.
N b. ] would also warn those who have
converted my place at Shannondale into
n,gA'csy, to desist riding through il for the fu-
su.e; or they will be prosecuted indiscrimI-
Nov. 7, 1s33.- -3,.
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VHE increase OF business AZ Hsrpers-
- Ferry. consequently upon the progr-Ss and
completion % those splrnslid internal i,nt,r,,,e
meets, the HAL Road Sssd Canal, Seens ~ iassify
TIE belief, uA.t Newspaper would not t,nlV H.,
useful, bet that IL s an Indispensable auxiIisry
Tbs prOposed journal s,Ali b. keta entiryl, FIRE
tFOm the partisan strife of the day; u dali ~,
cmpssateaIiy mirror. anil MOI \ frT7Syfsr Of the.
times, and IN The varied as uai sesIlassy,,s char
after 81 its eoa,'tts, will prr.cm ro,.rfhiaey to
please every pAlAir, and render IL an acceptable
gsiesi =, every hrcside.
Il viii contain
The News ~ the Dsy, sondens,si;
hhs'r1c,s a the Proeeedngs of the National
and Stsie L>~EislzsuFcs,
Popular Tslcsi Poctry; improvements in tho
Arts and On Husl'uusiFy; iigl', Heading, ssd last,
though not isss', Department for thee l1..iics
Relieving thst such a pnbIicaaion will be I'm
street seeor,ianee 9TH tn public taste. .sd that
vili rveeisc the heNrty support ~ h. eo,uin,i-
nisy 10 viieh is IrDpOsed ~ b. hested, arrange
soon ~ 40 subscribers dali have been obtainc.
TERMS
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sfsars aud on dollar VI the Cosnuet,s, ftsst a
every ~ nloi,fha. Ihis uiotr ~ t,ayrnesf siu
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