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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

TExAs.-ExiIaet Of letter from an
officer in the TEXAN Army, 70 bis
friend in this city. dated Camp John
son, on the La Baes, Rio Texas, Sept.
%. 1895.
] arrived here about the frat Of July.
IN company with about 80 brave sons
Of Kentucky. under the command Of
Col. Wilson. OF that State. Our army,
now amounting 70 about 1900 strong,
is very pleasantly encampsd on the
Rio Ia BAea. where itis expected We
will take up our winter quarters-we
are about SIX miles above "Dimmirs
Landing" very excellent and cafe
hsTbor, on Malagords Bay. making the
transportation Of provisions to Ne easy.
The army Is now beautifully supplied
~iIh good and healthy provisions, such
a. sugar. coffee. fresh snd salt beef.
bacon. -four. &c. which enables 90 70
live ION The fsl of The land" add Be
Well Plessed wiih our situation.
Bss cA,sa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
Prov iAs JN.ii.u.i Iai.Iiir.ns.,, .Ns,. 5.


In compliance with the resolution
OF the Senate, OF the LIST July last, di-
recting that. during the ensuing re-.
cess Of Congress. the Secretary OF the
Treasury cause to be published. at the
commencement Of each month, q
statement OF the amount Of money in
the Treasury subject to draft. and alSo
the amount standing to the credit OF
disbursing officers" the Secretary has
published in the official paper Of yes.
ierdsy; that the amount Of money in
the Treasury on the last day OF last
month. subject to draft. was S42.6l7.-
Sol 81: and the amount standing 10
the credit Of disbursing officers was
s 1929. lie 9i--making On aggregate
sum OF unexpended public money in
the Treasury on the 3lst Of October,
Ut St7. 440. 92O--of which. however,
$50. 400 should be deducted as be.
longing TO special trusts, and no, ap-
Plicsble TO the public service, leaving q
nett sum Of SO. 800. 620.
Should the sum 70 be distributed,
On the 6rst day Of January. amongst
the States, amount. - il possibly may,
to forty-six millions Of dollars, the share
OF each State will be AZ folIows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

The good people Of Bossoa have edd
ways Of dong ,hisgs. - veil - very
singular notions on matters Of psopsie-
~. The council Of that fsr famed city
are determined ct the present juseiurs.
not 70 sfsrvs for vant q sufficient re-
presentation in their State Legislstsss.
and they have resolved on ssad;sg ~
rsafy. four representatives, che prssest
year. from the city. 10 that already
very pletberic body. II 10 well that
education Is universal IN that state, Coz
if Il was % low ebb % in some sections
Of country We wot Of. there would b
great difficulty in selecting enough
candidates who could red the laws
they enseted.-R hseisag Tsass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

INsis.shssy -sesi<s.l--Sir FsASess Dean.
Of iiarpers-Fssvy. wss Drowned on Moodsy
night last. By accidentally falling In The canal
shove the Ri6s Fsese~y. Ths waller wss no,
aers than three fses deep. but the night being
sxirsneiy dark. he eeesus bs~i,dersd. end
wss drowned before sssisisnee was rendered
him Tie wss is the ssh yssr % his eye,
and res highly worthy citixse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

New JERsEy.-Prter d. vroom. the
late Governor Of this State. has deciia-
ed the appointment recently rendered
him for another term. and The Hon.
Philemon Diekerson. Que Of The present.
representatives in Congress from thst
State. has been elected Governor Of
New Jersey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

ere. snd il Is rsportsd that when warn
ed by . boy. insicad Of seeing 10 the
deficiency. he hslshIy told the boy to
mind his own burmese snd paid no al
teniiou 10 The wsrniog.
He subsequeps conduct was still
more reprehensible. lie did not give
the alarm, IL is said. until he and his
fifteen associates had got into the long
boat and removed 90 Ear from the
steamer ~ 70 prevent Others from join
ing them; and then they made st once
for the shore. instead Of lending what
assistance they could, in saving the
lives Of others.
The number Of passengers on board
was 50. Of whom 81 were drowned
and one. On aged Irish woman. perish
ed in the flames. -Four also Of the
crew were drowned. making - in ell.
Among the 81 passengers drowned
we're four men attached 10 the menag-
ellie.
The Royal Tar was fine boat Of
four hundred tons.
The loss in money 70 supposed TO be
from $50. 0f0 10 8 TOO, OOO. One gen
ilemsn lost ten thousand dollars in bills
and drafts.
One Of the passengers. Capt. Waite
Of Portland. held by . rope until il
was burnt. he then swan 10 the rudder;
got his arm into the chain. and there
held on for an hour and half, sustain
ing lady and gentleman. Another
trusted himself 70 q plank. having q
considerable quantity OF specie about
him. the weight Of which proved fatal
to him.
The whole loss 10 estimated Of iwo
hundred Thousand dollars.
Joseph T. Sherwood Esq. British
consul at Portland. was . passenger on
board. and saved himselfby swimming
10 the boat. He was also . passenger
on board the steam brig New York
when she was burnt. about thirteen
years ago. and at nearly the same
place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

A doel lately took place 10 Fsanes
between two brothers, one q whom
vss killed; v YES ocessioned ~ their
rivalry ia he profession q Surgery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Il WreteAeS .1gsd Prisonsr.-At the
last Court d Assizes de Ia Seine. an old
man. named Maehursau, appsrenilv
worn down by misery and want. was
charged with fsbTieating pieces Of six
lizards. one sous and q half. This nm
fortunate wretch has. il appeared. pass-
ed bis whole life Of misery in the gal
lies. While . very young man, hs
was sentenced to an imprisonment Of
four years At the Bieetre: and while ne
was there riot took place amona the
prisoners. and in consequence Of the
part he took IN il, he waS sentenced IN
. further punishment Of twenty. -four
years IN irons. This dreadful sentence
was IA inflicted upon hun, and be re-.
gained his liberty. and wat drove him
10 commit the offence Cor which be Wa
tried. He confessed his crime. and
addressing the jury Ia defence, said.
Gentlemen. judge aad jurors, you see
before you the most miserable wretch
alive. am nov sixiy nice years Of
age and was len "a oFphsa 81 the aes
Of tea years. A yoathful folly was The
cause OF my passing thirty years in cap.
hvity. IN the most horrid labor. ana
loaded with lib. weight Of Iroa he
whole penod. viii you eondema me
agnin soE an oHeaes 10 which my heass
took no part. bot 70 which was driven
BY disiFsssi sbAndon my destiny
With condolences 70 your vesdies. and I
ensreas you 20 suaeT ne 10 pass ne
sboEt period Of life that yet Fsmains Sor
mo. n Peses." The jury Scund The
prisoner guilty. end the eOaFt, IN eoase-
quenee Of has previous eOavietioa, sea-
fenced him foE twenty years 70 The gall
Ives. and 20 Be exposed 10 the pislory.--.
The aniostuaals man, on hessiae the
sentence, exclaimed. LEI ne Be sAos;
q would EsodeT ne . service; wossl6.
rather safer death lhsn this hossibls VA
psIsonmeBt'- Cas dee TFlbsaesus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10
ONO.

Belmont county gives majority ef 300 Coz
the issrsisoa siekel yspees nsjosi'y Al 'hs
late elseiios for covsrnos. wss isss shss 100.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Look oHi fer CouRGevfafs.-Two in.
dividualS calling themselves r. s. Goa.
dan OF James Seaggs. and Richard
Heath. who had bern arrested uDoa
two separate charges Of passing eoun /.
teTleii money. were tried before an ex-
aiming court, IN this place, on Monday
last. and rsmaBded 10 prison foS further
trial ~ ibs next Superior Court.
The notes passed, together with those
taken from The bed in which one Of the
individuals was sleeping when aFVssied.
lsmoaaiing IN ali 10 shout alal0.l are
sifs OF he Bank Of Virgsnia. payable
81 Charleston. and Sc On the Fasmess'
Bank. pavsbis 81 LynehburR. Thev
we're travelling IN company, and ~.
present. ~ we pndersgaad, that theV
bad been engaged N taking . drove %
boFses 70 market, sod a. ihe time of
their arrest. seFs returning 70 their
place q resideaee in Cabell county
Caas,deFsbie pabiic interest yes mai.
tested q their Trial. bot - their esses
have ma beep ensily Disposed 81. 4
would b imPsopeT 81 this time 10 &c.
iail aay further particulars q the tessi.
mOay against ihsm.- Fiseasfis DIV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

Information has been received st the
department Of state. from the u. States
commercial agent at Port-au-Prinee. Of
the passage Of Lao to close the ports
Of Miragoane. 81. Mark. Port-au-P aix.
Arquin and Anse d'Hsinsult. on The
3lst Of December next.
fwssAisgtsa Cisss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

The land speeulsiors have reached
England. Virgins, Georgia and Texas
lands are in market. Texas scrip sells
for an English shilling per acre. A
thousand acres Of Georgia land sold for
ESQ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

The Salem Register o. Monday gives
sddiiionsi pariiculsrs ~ the drradfnl
elsssier. The accounts sc The most
aflietiBg that We ever read.
Ne aeeouni, % even cuniectare. Il
E8ven q The aciusl snd psoximaie
esuse a this terrible cslsmiiy. bul iis
exieai seems 20 have besn aggravated
By fbe euipable ReEiieenee OF the ~.
gineers peThaps u eese no iaiusiiep
% nfe = hgTsheE expfrs,ion spd ssy IS
silfui niseonduri. tle seGersrd shs
boilrg - beee1e ezhsnotes af uespr
whirh 80 Peel egf s ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-10

cnpxx IxpsARs.--Frem ell ths IN
formation ne Can gHther tho Greeks.
though Conquered. ere not Jet sub
dued. Charles Mcintosh and many
Of the Creek chiefs have not yet emf
grated. and they hare sworn. - ne
learn BY letter from Washington. that
they ~iil destroy all the Greek chiefs
thst migrate West Of tho Mississippi.
unless they do fealty 10 him; and our
Government hes received notice Of has
declared Intentionally Y. ExYrsss.
Rail RoAp AcciprNT.-On Mon
day iast serious accident occurred up
on The Camden and Amboy rail road.
on the person Of Mr.. Nathan Hill, near
Bordeniown. Mr. Hill was standing
upon the track. when the csrs approach.
cd. and being some what hard Of hear
ing. he WAS not sPprised OF the sp-
prosch Of The cars. The cars OF loco.
motive ran upon him. breaking . leg
and thigh. No blame. we believe:
10 attached 10 the agents Of the line.
Mr.. Hill died on Friday morning
last. Of the injury received.
fPAu. u 3. css.
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-. =. ?SA.g'a
ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE.

THE Subscribers lave just parehasri
u sH, ply oftthe abnre instrument, which
has Iaen successfully used for the lss, i've
or three years for tha, distressing CONF
pl4in:. sore or cxcoris,ed nipples; xr
where The nipple is en,;feIy wsaiiHg; or
where the cliilds moth is 80 sore That il
caHi,s; nurse .n tho natural nippIe.-The
arlifcinl nipple is rccsmmended by ll;e
k:shes. medwal Authorities on ile suiiec,,
in t:,isx country. Dr.. Devices Of Phiia.
.lclp..;a. and Or. .Sewali of Washington
City, as lie ccT,ifca,es annexed viii st.
test; 10 utici, the medical iacuhy Of ihis
place. give iteir entire cancurreaee. hay-
ny ui,ncssei.iiis successful application.
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THE Journal:
LATE FROM FLORIDA.
BATTLE WITH iHE INDIANS


The Southern Mail Yesterday afternoon brough,
US dates {. ON Florida to the 9th inst 'cn 1A'sEs
had ;oned Gen. CL,sen with about li0o men on
The 9th Febt uary aud was Oh his return 20 lampa
Bay when he encountered the Indians said to be
1880 strong a, the Io~-r crossing OF 'e "a'hla.
coochce, having marched by the upper cr"sslns TO
reach Gca CL.seH Various accounts II the bal
lie IS gwen by rt,rr writer's from 81. Augustine,
and the true state Of TIC affair, ditteul, 10 be as
&,,,;pcd Most Of the lc,:e:s published N the
ciarlrs,oa papers sec,u to have been written IN q
hurried manner, aud consequently can hardly ee
supposed 10 Sr entirely c"trcc, They g'nc'aily
roncu. however. IN putting down 'hc less Of Gen
GAxrs q, killed and ab~u 20 w"cfd's., "h.!c Of
the Indian. ,hrrc .uppos.G To DC bc,xrca Two
and ,h.rc hundred killed The force OF e. n ''sIs
i, s slaird, is composed Of militia iso'n Alabama
and louisiana.
Cen. G.iss. passed through Tic eornr ei tho
,nasssc.c Of Nator DApEs command. ciscovrrrd
and Inferred The re,ua,ns uf &c mcn. and officers
Gen Scurr had reach, j r,eo!a:a-hs f;.: Gcne!.
n; Osdc, w:s iasucd on The 81 oil. We !iasc fci-
,l,cr .rc nor s. acc fos ubs;rac, Of II. nor IS II
IIipo::1I..
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tol:Er OF COMMON PLEAS.

IYc n. re,ucs:sd tr ,h- sh' riG Q! 'as District
land a. i,c i, particular friend o: su.N, &C chcr'
fully cof"piy} 10 s'a:" 'hs: aee"'e'"g 10 ;hr Ae' 4"
the las, Session of ,ac Lcg.sa. ni 'h' S,s:" u
f.sH,form aud raLe rorst lie juairtsEy f..':cm
tbs Court viii -, ca ',c ,hisd Mondsy ei tc p:".
SEA, moa,,. ;n,.r,a o. liz :.. i ADJ. az: -"
f,ur.., Monis- il li.sci, a. hr-,'o:o'r. Iir b"s.
u. also and sc s.aI! certain, do it. &c d"-'tr
TO kccr w.ia hie s,:"r'll 10 '''H'h a.' '"'.1''
Ing e1,-sc: .,om la sc; af.eo'A! ii'f' Il AZ
..see.icn 10 Al ,ot.;. -ni ~hacs's a:'sst, aRi'
,,uart, q. who ...,!i hyfcz!r' Is suc,ma:'F3, .
=,.cad .hc ra,I Courts scs,4- -:,c!y. oeo:f"s Il"
The ia,s. hc.S:"rr IL. fo:r". sh.i Il '"G - a:
,.sa s,:!.c ,..r,, r. rim f3.el t, IL sag q! IL
.ai1 cous:, respectively.
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yisc,HIA HrsoLuTloNS

The csrung,as aai saa'sse;'og aeso!a''er, Q!
yrs,uia. law f-a:i. cached iho i-aas Of 'l:c
Scna..,- 10 Cens ,:..s. TIA: s;ar and aro '-d
r,,,.aiiy, H. drs.,ri cire,- Tic Ean 10" Ia
I.s !,a. s.r,encd ars .ca'. L." ":abc col '''' n
e,on,l, {, e.,"p'y p., tue ~vAs' # ,hr i>eg'''A.
.u.e. 1sc Day -,..., ,se ecyh.sa Q. M' T'.."s
&c. ,at.o. Nj Ri...- "e hi'''srl' wA' is" yeas
.:a.c ia..ser.1i o., OF ,r Sens:e. 80. eire:ed 20
taasiy h" place.
Mr l.. an ALL sdhrtts 10 hi. ~, Much '..e
.a,a,ia. ,s rb,osa an tho .n.jre, Q! ':,c i'r
s.,y pa,euc ba,. ftotr all ,hs. y.e e.n ',s'n usr
ops.on TIN, he wiil nci,tcf etsy re,'sa, secn:s
10 p.rdoar,s2.c wc shall se~
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AW"i<<p@
<T
sSsSFis,r,y,7RfsM
-@1StEiifit|
tBY AUTHORITY.l
Law OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED At
THE TWENTY FOURTH coN0REss
FiRT SESSION.
fPuBLIc No. 4.l

fPuBLIc No. 4.
An ACT aulI,"riztng special term oi
the Conr, Of Appeals, for the Territory
Of Florida, and for ether purposes.
BE ii enacted Ly the Scnme and House of
Representatives, Of tie United &a,1s Of
Aaeriea in Congress assembled, Ths. n
special Term ri the court OF appeals. for
the Territory OF Florida, shall be holden
al Tailahassec, the seat of (iovrrnmen,
Of said Territory, on the Ist Monday in
May next and alI appeals, wri,s Of error.
Ino1ions and suits. depending or rc,urrablc
TO the las. January Term. shall be heard
and dct:,lcd at tic special term herein APP.
pointed, in the same manner az they might
have been under il,c existing laws il the
January term had been holden according
tn ,aw.
SEC. 9. Be IL fnrtAcr enacted. That
VIXEN. bx the death. sickness. or ability 10
attend, Of an, of the judges. or for any
other causr. tac regular tc ms OF said
court shall no, br hn!dcn.i. shall and ina s.
hc lawful for The judges thereof to appoin,
q special term.
.''.S. -. S'6" JHg01 -6MftfN, Udt tNC
county OF franklin, in ,hr Territory uf
Florida. s!,all he added 10, and form a
part of tho middle Judicial ,lis,ric, Of said
Territory. and i, shall he the duty nf the
Judge e sai.I middle dis,ric, TO roM two
regular terms of the superior caurt. at Tho
su"n Of ApalacIdcola. enn1mc neirg On the
second Mondays of April and November,
aud special terms a, sueh o.hr. periods.
rs may hercquise.lby tusi,ess, and na,
interfere with tho business Q. sail court
in other counties.
Src. 4. Be ii fsrihrr ense.ed, Tia. there
shall oGly be CIT ;r,n oG ,hr superior
eouf, hpl,.ru ipr iEc counties Of Madison
ana iia:r!llna in zach vcar.
JAMES X. rOLK,
~srcaser OF .l,c llousc of Representative.
~. VAN bCREN.
Vice Presidcr! Of tho United :>.atcs aud
Prcs'den, of tho Scna,r.
Arrnorup. 225,h of February. 1896.
ANDaEW JACK ON.
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iaio, i:isEIcs Tie cou;ni.tec 10 'epolt tha;" Goa
gnss ought not 10 interfere in an, way with slave
- In the District of Columbia, srcAusL IT WOULD
BE a r.oLAIIos OF THE rUsLIe rAiIH, u,wisc.
,,npoIl.ic, dangerous TO The Un,cu .,if Pisss-
SEr. III his address :" his constituents, tells them
that in The report, this subject, whch as CHAIR
nan Vi TIC Ec.cct committee u will be his toiy 10
iratnr, he onemPlatcs placing the objection 10 an
irterir'rnce BY Congress with slavery IN The DIS
trci OF Columbia, on constitutional gsou DIS, be-
,ausc IN uc maintains, and We Lhinh Sc,v properly,
the Gs,ucfs q; tie constitution Gd not nisnd u1t
iha, ia.,.umrni s.ou:u gaze Cong the I'oscr o.
rioiaiins rAe p~hie fa'sA, a.d consequently every
suc!, vIn,l.scu, you'd tr Unconstitutional.
The ,Ia.h ,s, III. mosr nc hsrc lvcscd al The
Objection TO .'if rs:.gsrs, epG.sr, the strong
arc our ea.ricl,ens of LIN correctness ibis rsr,i.
calar lie 'snci, nor las I.r r-cr 1rrn ilro:I!c
o. ours, tc, no difference c. opnvn shall ?rrrcn:
Is, when speak Of public man Al Eli, 's"H'
do.ny Inn :, least, ~ha; ..e CONCEIVE 10 b. ample
Justice.
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FRANCE

We arr =. joircd $, the s,oLsI!c s.rsL! 's'e:n .
srn! Icrin, s<'wcen 'hss country Ss: 'pf "s
'rsc K,ns 6. Francc has. VIC ns.dct't4fs. s.'re'"i
I'd minister 10 .''ppy Tie p's'c "i sl' S,r,s,'t7
zip ou, rrsdr,s a,!l trcolcs. Was rSa::rd. en-.
sequence .! ,.,e a,.e-rG offensive iaosasee q! Il"
rrr..dcn'. ,r.casasc, a, ,!.r of~an Of the s'.s'o
~ I-3! AZ Ffanoc :oas 'isr :i's' s:r' N s,'aa"s
- ai.i@ua'.e nsrreea.a'. ans; 'f' - n:.''
tni,a.en '.npr,, inr:. s's he's ra .'.' ~ '''a-
ri,a;, ky be.ss f.,. r~n"zHS t.:s, n:' "nrF-.
Ts,e wa-,-.-,rr. ..,.r. nasct - :" ':s 'a''i' -
s.ez "a: -. .s=:-. - 80 Frcnsa :..ove'r'' -oH'
II * h=yr NC -"..t,. &c. t".a'''y al e"'d's''y
r,e, By .ae i.n"r.esn E,ssY:isr. aHd ,sr', ;r1ee
ui ,i.e iaa, tis'ra;.pn ~ s'on 'e oa.e'=st, ''
ery. 4, unsup: o; n,:o:r
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT,
Mary lizard.
rs.
Wal,erizard,
Henry u I'D,
Lucy .zard,
Allen lizard
IN CHANCERr..
BILL FOX PAR1'i-
TiOS.

Ey virtue OF decree Of The Court OF
Equity 10 the alore cssc. | viii offer b. sale
at Lancaster Court House, on the Is, Nor.
dav in March next, the following, lrac > Of
land tho properly Of the !atc Waiter lizard.
The description iu the bill is as follows
Zone tract Of land lying in Lancaster DIST,
on the Catauba rivcs, near Landssn,d. cor.
iain.ns $50 acres. including small Island
10 The river, cot,,aing three acres, more Or
less; this tract Is bonn..ed vcs, By the Ca,as.
ba river, South BY lands Of Massey g. Allen
Hood. E1si BY isuds Of Thompson e. Gcddcs
and North by lands Of Foster upon this irac,
arc the mills situaie-fiiy acres have been
sold 10 t;ibsou, so that the tracl now eoriains
but 500 acrr..
Al<n ano,i,e: tract containing three hnn-
drcd acres more o. less. situate iu the D:siricl
ofi.ancsst-r, atprt onc mile from the iract
lasa MINED, bounded W. by Foster land, S.
by Crawford ndsFn,cr, East By Dean &
GcdLcs lands, aud ~. BY Massey g. Hoods.
lands. .e5iissss
The above laSds wilI be sold on crcdi,
Of ono. two and three years from the dag oI
Sale. Purchasers TO gre bond. mortgage
aud personal security, and also 10 pay lot
Commissioners pap.rs..
J, il. wlTuERsPoGN.
Coma,'r. Equity. l. D.
Feb. ~. i:::2,.
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Worthy of Attention.

vITiLL he lruss,l 10 an approved sp-
w pliran,, IL applied f"' im'erdiaicIy.
ne exwmsivr and writ established house.
knowa rs M a dams Eolel, situated
,n the lows 81 Camden. This hdase Is
ia every respect calculated soI large and
rrosi,uL,e business. fion, It's locality, add
ne patronage il has for many Year, re-
eeivcd. II is in good rcpsir. and has
every necessary convenience appended.
such a. extensive brick ki,chcus. si,h
large and corr modi"us Stables, tiorac
wards. with rv. rs other convenience that
ran b desired in such a. establishment.
Tie Furni.ur will b., s.'d with the pre-.
misses. + frin;;,rr - iic,,isrs eaqui,e in
person. or by letter tp's. .ia) to-
MARY M'iDSMS.
March 5.--G-3i
The Columbia 'rclesrore snd harirs-
ton Pa,rin, will please inser. The ahasc
,uicc, and sr,.d their bill to this Office for
payment.
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Jo,es Hrr"- h" pcr,1;,1E', ..as al i'ns:I.
b ra ~ nc:..borrd by death, aud taken /" her lons
ho 81. =. ,h asc o: one hnpdsch and s'1y.,ro
ycs.s |, wall &c rec i.c,,r5 that sh. las b~cn
i,s,,ed ,hr.ughou, nos, "f ,l,r S"r,horn dates as
n eu:.o-,y. from hc st"a acr. an! said also. 70
hare been :hc nnfsc OF Genera Ws,H,,e:o,
Sac dici 3: New iok, te .sd u!;,, the hi::l,
dsy or Geac.a! WAsn,yssoz.
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Gaxas .fAi, CT Rs.. E':Arr -Tweniy !o;s "a
"a, City "l New Yots, tc'un:."- {" IA E''-ic
al The !..e Iost po'r. ,ho lArs~s: ii whio' d.
-, h,ys isoa, exceeding 81 &c, 'neher, sat
al iyins IN tia, portion .; The ei' ri'eh ~i, 'he
scene of Inc eo.aase4s.9n IN Dccc,nir' 'r,' and
consequently un,mrrose!. odd - ~ ~ nj: ior
tnc cnot,ao.. unof .eses LoHdred "H1 r,JsYare
fkoasn.,S o1s, i.gidgs! d...lass
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GREAT EaR,'liQ QaAxE

/, ia stated on Tho as,hcrs,y OF letter, rcc"'''' d
>, Ra',.mafr, f;o:n i,Irafasso ,a' feA'a, .n h'.
ia, has bGca tcttpred. ay az ca:uf-s = a'''. o;'e
k-nd-rt. 'no4.aad ho4srr - III =" hs' i'':e
.. cats 800 .i,ctg "a s.o.. ..-c, and 4!,caai.i
pco,
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Commercial 3.eccrU.
REMARKS

coTros -SP, cuasi"n 10 nc IN this article
There :s s"leiss.r quantity coming IN. for The
ga. N which hnds area J., sale >, our quotations
S,,es .arc Sen m,dc =, II {" ~ ceuts 0nr lo. n
Ia ss =. aa cnstc crop, broug!,, the latter price
yesterday.
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Er. Elijah Pratt,
DgAs s-fR:

e. = Y.
Asifevl i, q matter iof much public
importance. ,o possess nsnns of less~u-
ing t..c .crrihic s,iiicring from sore nip
l.i.s; 4 !:avc nucii pleas surein Icing sble
Is .av, ,l.at tl.esyilcii yuu offer fsr the
prcscnling. and cure Si tl,;s nalsdy. is
better sdaFte.l ~ li.c PURPOSE tban any l
have ;Ierloiorc seem IA two or three in-
stances, have knowa iiems to be ,ised-.
.s,uci. sstisfacuon has heen expressed, and
I,avann hesitation 10 believe. IL viii gene
rally succeed. = AZ, 10 well persuaded Of
,isiA,7 u, this n.oIn.uss ti,aL rnnno. fOrbcar
lo express: wish. that our City. .iirosSh
The tar,sus !ipo,heraries, may be supplied
With ,aem. Z
I am. yaars, txe.
NJ r. DEWEE:S, M. d.
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fsousc OF Entertainment.
ssSS. 49,:

Slssii: Subscriber informs lis fiicrd.
anal :!.c pnai,c generally, that he l.as
taken 'hc housc in:mrrly occupied Ly Mr
Vim. Royal. as House Of Entertainment,
ard is rycpare,! ,o accommodate all WIN
may favor him with call. in The bcs,
manner.
Ills table will hr At NIL ,:mcs furnished
with Inc lctth up country market can
rtfnrd. Ills bar viii, tue choices. liquors.
his su h!es will! tho most " whu 'cs ,nc pro.
,isinn. a.,crdc.! by f.iihiul us,ler., and
frnm his crn.,an, u:,cnlinn. aud unrt mil
ing cxrtion, 10 onIcasc. tc hcprs l" ,ncri,
:. share Of pnt!:c patronage.
4. y. JOHNSON.
l.aneas,cr M,sci, l2-.7.-3n
The Charleston Mercury. cn'nr,bia
Telescope. Chcraw t;asr,ic. aud Cl,nr.
iouc jnurnai will publish tho aan,c four
simts and send their accounts TO this Of.
i'cc far payE,cn,.