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Cards embossed Boards together with variety Staple
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the learners ocEveniencsee being classes. The plan
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in the most extensive and diversified establishment LESSONS
IN PENMANsHIP morning afernoon, and evening. Terms
moderate Apply lbs Boadwa, lover Ne Mhau Druggist
Store)
From the Boston Gszettel
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEP1NG.-The manner in which
this arr taught but imperfect idea of the practice
OF mechan:s and when gets, for the rst time
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NTH actual traae-possesses advantages worthy conde-
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Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the counRg-kouse and
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ITO CHEMISTS AND Observation-Disclosures
BEkTS WALSH, have for sale and Constantly hand,
the following
Pill Boxes ofevery description. Surgical Instruments.
wood. paper, xo- Lanoeis.
Machine Spread Plaster. Scarficsfor
SyHges, bone and pewter Opticians
Apothec, res Scales l. Weights. Dentists do.
Spn for Fractures Of Fancy Papers all
kind descriptions
Pill Machines Moinron and Marble Paper
Medicine Chests Ena.Asi I'd Cards
DruggisrsE -rthenware, al kinds. &c. &c. &C.
No l6 Plat street. Ne- York
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u LIFE, LIFE, LIFE:-Gonorrhea Gleets Strc-
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prices very splendid otmcnt IL Fur consisting of Cape
Peernes, Bos' MHfs, Neck Ruf trimming and
every other description Of articles their line Lades wishing
purchase woule do well call and themselves
scrhers determined cir their entire stock previ
Gus t. the holidays WATSON L VAN DUZER,
l59 Chatham street, New York.
Also en hand above superior style of fine Fur Gaps and
Stocks dec SIT
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(.ENUINE HARLEs OiL-Jua imported and for sale
" by Dr.. LEWIS FEUCHIwANGER
81 Broadway
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WOODS CARPENTERS AND MECHAN-

w ICS' TUOL STORE, corner Of Chatham and Chamber
Streets New York-T j. " has sale excee
assortment Of the following
Saws of every description and Bits Augurs Au.i
Bits Patent Saw Sets Csipers and Dvider Turning
Chises and Gouges, Screw Plates. Stocks and Dies Hammers
Axes. AIDES. Beviis touge SPIRIT Levels Furnishes Spoke
.have Circular Saws Turning Lahes, Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws all
Rules. Files, Drill Rows, Cutting Nippe Pliers Mir
Squares Conpasses, Saw Pads Oil Stones Draw Knives Plan
Irons Iron and Steel Squares Hollow Au.urs Drawing Square.
Screw Tools Shelters Patent Augurs Cabinet Makers Clamp:
Copper Glue Pots. Blow Pipes. &c
N. B. large assortment Of Planes, manufactured bv A.
Baldwin. Premium Plane Factory n Y. ian 28-Sms
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fnor,h Of the southern extreme Of Lake Mich
iean. and shall Be and 6ferer reinaiss fise
northern boundary Of said state.
src 8. aad be It fut4ey sassic That 6shs nor.
,hern boundary line, ascertained. surveyed,
aud marked, agreeably 10 lay of Congrcss
entitled ..An act to ascertain and msrk the
line between The state of Alabama and the
Territory Of Florida, and .he northern bonn
dary Of the state Of Illinois, and for other
purposes. I" approved March second, eighteen
hundred and lhiry-one, shall be deemed aud
taken as the line west from Tho middle of
Lake Michigan, in nor.h latitude 6ny-swo
degrees thirty minutes. TO The middle of the
Mississippi river, rs defined IN the act q Cor
gross en,i,Ied {" An act % enable the people
Of the Illinois territory TO form constitution. g
and state government. and fof The adm.ssscu
Of such state into the Union tn an equa! toots
lug with tie original states" approved e,gas
,een,h Of April, eighteen hundred and eighs
teen, and shall be and forever remain the nor.
,hcrn boundary line Of said state.
ArrnovEp, 23d June, 1885.
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MEDICINE

THE Subscribers hare inst reccised ana
,,c pov opening full assortment Of Medi-
e;nes Elm from ,bc Nonh. which can be recon-
msuded with great confidence. as iar Is rc-
pard. their purity and gcnuineness. having
sco purchased from ono Of the oldest and
mos, respectable houses IN Philadelphia
Physiciaus, Planters aud others. are rcques
,ed 10 cssl, previous to iaying 10 their summer
supplies, and cxamin tho quality q snoso
nov offered for sale; which we feel confident
in w.rran,iug and giving satisfaction TO pur-
chascfa -, ,
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(PupI,c-No. sal
AN ACT To settle and establish the northern


AN ACT ID settle and establish the northern
boundary line Of tho state OF Ohio.
Re IL enanisd, by sks Senate snd Hoass ef ReFre-
,r.iahres Of a. l.ii.d ssa'es e !sne.ias u Con- =
she s,,,c Of Ohio shal, be established BY. and
extend 10, a direct line RAINING from the
southern extremity Of Lake Michigan 10 the
mos, uorthern caPo Of the Miami bay thence
northeast, TO the northern boundary limo OF
tho United States thence, with said line, TO
tho Pennsylvania line.
SIC. 2. .daa b il Jsrthr enacted, Tha. the boun'
dary line, surveyed, marked, and designated >
aprccsbIy 10 An &C, to authorize the Prcs''
den, Of the United States to ascertain and DC,
siena,e the northern boundary Of tho State OF
Indians" approved March the second. s'ga
teen hundred and lwenty-scren. shall M q
deemed and taken as the cast and west ilne
mentioned in the constitution OF tho stase O
Indiana, drawn 'hrough point Ten miles
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(Ppsl1cNo. 40.l

(PpsIIc-No. 40.
AN ACT to amend an act 10 grant certain
rclinquished aud unnppfopriated lands 70
the state Of Alabama. for The Pusposc oi
improving the navigation Of the Tenssssce.
Coosa, Eahaba and Black warrior rIsefs.
Be 4 enacted, ~ sks Ssasfs Gad Hosiss q hse.s-i
eYess sssestied, That % much Of the second ssc-
lion Of tho aci above fceitod as restricts inc
STATE Of Alabama from havins the power %
sell, dispose Of. OF grant the residue o. u'c
lands granted 81 the act to which this = =
supplement, a. a price not less ihan tue MN
imum price Of the public lands. be, and tho
same IS hereby repealed.
src q .aad Be Il fsrtAsY s1atted, Thai ue q.
sent Of the United Sta:cs is hereby gwen, 70
any &c, which tho Legislature OF the state o.
Alabama may pass iot imposing toll on tiie
u.s, of such paris Of the censl OF canals,
which have been OF may be. conssruesed g
OF around the Muscle and Coibcsts snoa,s 2. q
,he liver Tennessee PrOeided. lha. saea
tolls shalt bc expended exclusively on tne
said canals. and shall not exceed in amooni !:
=, .i;,, ,hs ef1s5ses 1s ssslp * ,hf1 IA Ssps sae
tors. snpcriu,cndsn,s, aud u,ansSefs; ana
,ha, no par Of this act shall DO conssfueo -
tepcai Of the exemption. eou!aincd ~ INC
se,cntb section OF the Aforesaid act, ot sho
urope,,y Of the United States. and all persons
,n ihs;r sctvicc. from any toil whatever: Aaa
nrosided futAer, Tha, sn annual report sha'.
r. msde 10 tie Secretary Of the Treasury OF
i,he Ilnaed Statea, Of the rate and amount o.
,oll. charged OF collected on said eanals, ana
their application. -.
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,may be, from the different States, with
which the same is deposited. and shall
mot bo called for. in sums exceeding ten
thousand dollars, from any one State, in
any one month, without previous notice Of
thirty days, for every additional SUN Of
$4,000, which at any time may be re-
quired. :.
SEC. Il. End be il fa,tlrr emdesed, That tho said
deposi,es shall be made with the said
States. in the following proportions, and
a, che following times, viz: one quarter
part on the first day of January, eighteen
hundred aud thirty-sercn or as soon there
after as may be: one quarter part on the
FIRST day Of April, one quarter part on the
frs, day Of July, and one quarter part on
the first day OF October, allin the same year.
SEc IS. find be II further cs,aeted, Tha; to Gu
able the Secretary Of The Treasury to car
ny into effect The provisions Of this act,
he be authorized TO appoint three addi-
.ional clerks for his Department, the one
a, salary Of one thousand SIX hundred
dollars per annun, and the remaining two
a. salary OF ono thousand dollars each
per annum. and TO pay the said clerks
quarter yearly, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
JAMES K. POLK.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
n. VAN BuREN,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
ArraovED, 23d Of juno, 1886.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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81


Treasury, to nc, as The asen, Of the United
States, 10 al matters relating TO their stock,
in tho Bank Of the United States.
Be Il esaet1d BY tie Senate ead House 9 RsFrtssa-
iaiires Of il1 tai.ed sass. !fas'iea III Consrs.s
essessssd, That from and sfsrr The pssnge Of This
act, Il shall be the duly Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, TO assume and exerc..e the
agency and direction in behalf Of the United
States, over their property in the Bank OF the
United States, whether the same be standing
on the books Of the bank in che rane OF the
United States, or Of the Treasurer OF tho
United States, for tho use Of the Secretary
Of tho Navy. for The papmcnt Of nary PEN
sions and the Secretary Of the Treasury,
is hereby invested with the authority ncees.
sary for carrying into effect the duties OF
said agency, by voting in behalf Of the Gni-
ted Sta.es al any meetings Of tho stockho'd-
ers. and performing any other aet in relstson
10 Tho same which any s,ockholdcs would be
--s.,,rizea ssa o do
Of the United staics, as aicfcsars. 80
t,,y Of tho Treasury, shall be furnished. from
,imc TO ,ino. as often a. he may rcquirs-oJ
tho directors Of the Bank Of tho United States,
ar by tho trustees who shall have bccn. OF
may be, appointed. either by said directors OF
the stockholders Of said bank. OF in their
behalf, OF by Euch individuals as may hare
tho cnssody, couirol, or possession Of tho
hooks and effects of the sane-wiih state
mcnts Of the amount Of The capital stock OF
tho said cooperation undivided, Of The debts
duo beyonb Tho same on account Of said bank,
OF tho moneys remaining on depnsiie, Of the
nc,es OF ssid bank outstanding, and d tho
spccio on hand on aecoun, Of ihe same and
said Secretary shah have the same right q
any s,ockholdcf 10 inspect and examine, o.
cause 10 Be inspected and examined, ali such
accounts in the books Of said bank, Of Of any
trust arising on, Of or holding tho effects o'
said Coz poraiioa, as shall relate 70 tho state.
mcn,s hereby required 10 DO made.
sre. 3. sd ks Il further cauetrd, That the SEC
rc,ary Of The Treasury DC authorized and dt-
ree,ed 10 receive and deposi,e in the Ttcaso'
n Of tho United States. any dividends vh'eh
NAV b made Of the capital stock OF Of tho
surplus profits Of said bank.
ssc, 4. .4al h /, EarfAe, easesed, That tbe Sec
rotary Of ,he Treasury shall DO. and 10 hero
BY is. authorized and empowered 10 receive
tho espiul stock belonging TO tho United
States. ia tho late Bank Of the United States,
in such ins,aineuts, and payable al such times
and with such rates Of interest, as he shall
SEQ 6, 10 agree to; and also. to settle and ad'
ius, ,ks claim Cor surplus profits. aecJung on
said capital stock on such terms rs he may
think propcr, aud in like manner to feeslse
Tho amount thereof in such instslmcnis, and
PAYABLE at such times, aud with such raica o.
interest, N be may agree 10.
ArpaovED, juno 23d, 1896
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~. .dd;an Mo- % tho above, . foil assostmcnt ct
Is;,s aI, Iii aIw1ys bc kept on hand.
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by law. authorize ihcIr lrcaso'e's' W '"e
compctcn, authorities to rcrcare INC Same
on tho terms hereinafter spceined. anu Inc
Secretary Of the Treasury shall denver
tho ssmc 10 such Treasurer, or other com
pe,cu, authorities. or reecivi:g eernhca'es
Of dcposl,e therefor, signed by such CON.
pclcni authorities, in such form Us may oe
prescribed by tho Secretary aforesaid;
which certificates shall express the usual
and legal obligations. and pledge the faith
of tho State. Tor the safe keeping aud re.
pa aymcn, thereof. and shall pledge the iaiin
of,he states receiving the same. to pay The
said moneys and every part 'hersoi, 'rom
time TO ,imc, whenever the ssmo shall be re.
quircl by the Secretary of.hO Treasury tor
tho purpose Of defraying any wants OF Inc
public Treasury, beyond the amount M, OF
tho Eve millions aforesaid; Pror'ded, Ihat
if any Stale declines to receive its proper
ton tho surplus aforesaid. or the terms DC,
fore named. tho same shall DO Deposited
with the other States, agreeing to accept
the same on deposi.c, in tho proportion
aforesaid: Aad provided farther, That when
said money, or any par. thereof shall IL
wanted by The said Secretary, to meet sht
appropriations made by Law, the same sh.i
be called for. in ra.eablc proportions with
lin ono wear. as nearly as convenient,
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Arraoyrp. 23d Of June. 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-07-28

might choose to select. The note o.
Edmund |. Lee, (Sec Appendir no 10
also will, together with the letters Of
c. M. Shepherd, No. 8 and II. Shep-
herd, No. A, show that the apology
was not merely for the simple attack,
bat also for the manner oful
| will now bring this communication
to close. The public will see how
far | have misstated. | was rejoiced
that the case was again opened up, I
wished for an occasion to place the
whole matter before the public. | was
not exactly satisfied with the oblivion
that was to be cast over a most dis
graceful transaction.
Allusion has been made TO my de-
clining to ask for copies of the letters
of DR.. Magill and N. b. Robinson
This did not suit my purpose, and gen.
tlemen will be good enough to let me
chalk out a course for myself Do they
think me capable of the folly of mott
cling every petty village scribbler, who
chooses to volunteer as a channel for
neighborhood gossips. If they have
time to spend in this way, assure them
| have not.
l have in the foregoing assertion of
facts sedulously avoided all acrmoni-
Gus and offensive DEPRESSION, corceiving
that the true principles Of honor are
not upheld by staggering or sham dis
play. THOMAS HAMMOND.
Shepherdstown, July 90, 1896.
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THOMAS HAMMOND.
No. 3.
Near SHEPHERDsTowN, July Is, 1886
To DR.. Thomas Hammond,

To DR.. Thomas Hammond.
DEAR SIR: In reply to your letter
of this morning, | say that when you
applied to me, you did distinctly state
what were your difficulties, in obtain
ing the services of friend; and when
YOU placed in my hand your note for
DR.. Parran, | was instructed by you
not TO return until had delivered it;
and | was instructed not to make any
objections to the mode by which the
opposite party might choose TO settle
the affair. When | returned to you,
informed you that had not seen
Doctor. Parran, that had been inlor-
med whilst on the look for him, that he
was not in town; but saw DIR. Bed
niger, who observed that he thought
he knew my business in town, and, af-
ter some conversation, | let him know
that his surmises were correct, as | had
been informed that he had been con-
suited the evening preceding. DIR. b..
then said that he thought if | would not
deliver your note, that Col. Lucas
would be in town the next day at ten
O'Clock, when he thought the matter
might be settled. | returned 10 you.
you expressed dissatisfaction at my
not delivering your note. again went
10 town, and when met you and Ma
| Tor Hamtramck at Mr.. Selby's, after
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DR.. Dorsey.
mo.

HAGERsTowN, July 6, '36.
Dear Doctor ! have enclosed CO.
py ofthe letters you wrote for. When
| got home from Sharpsburg, where !
met you, the report of the adjustment
of this great affair had reached here
before me, and was circulated by the
friends Of doctor Parran, greatly to
your disadvantagc.--That after send
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APPENDIX.-No I.


SHEPHERDsTowN, July 10, 1896.
DEAR SIR: In compliance with your
request, to state the substance and We.
ry words, if possible, of Martin S.
Brown and n. B. Robinson, in any
conversation with them, touching the
recent difficulties between you and DR..
Parran, repIy-that in conversa-
ton with n. B. Robinson, Monday 18th
inst, | made some remarks not precise
ly recollected, touching the case be-
tween yourself and Dir. Parran.
also remarked that had it not been
for some olficious by ISLANDERS, the diff
culties would not have happened. n.
B. Robinson replied that DR.. Parran
told him that he himself heard the re-
marks Of Dir. Hammond on Sunday,
when Major Hamtramck's negro child
was drowned. | then said, why did
not DR.. Parran attack him on the spot?
His reply was, that it was Sunday, he
did not like to make a fuss, as there
was a great crowd present. | then
remarked that the next day was Mon
day, and why did he not take a friend
with him and call on DR.. Hammond
Then he answered, that DR.. Parran had
been called out, but declared he would
attack him the first place he metihim.
In a conversation on the evening Of
the same day with M. S. Brown on
the subject, | asked the same ques-
ton that | propounded to Robinson !;
Browns answer was, that Parran
was not made acquainted with the pur-
port of Hammond's remarks until he,
(Hammon1) had left the ground. |
then communicated to him Mr.. Robin
sons assertion-no said M. S. Brown
Dir. Parran. heard DR.. Hammond say
something but did not understand what
it was" and I'll be id if Parran
did not tell me so himself"
DAVID SNIVELY.
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Ting of this business, Of the attack, the
manner of attack, time and place.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY SHEPHERD.
DR.. Thomas HAMMOND.
No. 5.
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DAVID SNIVELY.
mo. 2.l
JUNE II, 1886.

DR.. Richard Parran,
SIR: Your dastardly attack upon
me last night in the dark, requires from
YOU full satisfaction. | therefore de-
mand that which one gentleman has a
right to expect from another, and the
laws of honor point out. My friend,
Mr.. Shepherd, the bearer hereof, will
set,Ia all ARRANGEMENTS necessary.
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ing the challenge, you had withdrawn
it, and made the apology yourself, in.
stead Of receiving one. | related the
matter as you told me, and If you can
send me copy of the manner in
which it was settled by the referees, il
would be means of putting a stop to
those very unlavorable reports.
| have not heard any thing lately on
the subject.
Yours, with esteem,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
Marches
S.{LE.K .EG.EHbg,o sF7'.

THSIiE trustees of this Institutions take pleasure in
z announcing, that they have procured the scr,l
o Gentleman and Lady Of lneushcd repu-
totIon, foI the present year.
The gentleman, Mr.. T. :. REFNE,has been very
successfully teaching lor several years u from tcS-
tmonia> which he adduces. the Ea#rd ,onldentl,
recommend linn 10 the patronage of IT, ,ornmunit,
gentleman OF fine literary attan'nanis, unrNccp-
tionabs moral character, and it, every respect em-
uenly qualified to discharge tho dutes incumbent on
the Principal OF an Academy.
The Female Department will be managed b, Miss
MARY -. REEVE, hut under the Immediate su-
perinte ndancc of her broher--aud n n the estab-
ll>hcd fame OF both, the trustees do hesitate to
believe, that pupils both male aud female, will have
the advantage OF acquiring all the Information that
can be obtained at amy similar institution IN the up
per country.
The utmost zeal aud diligence ON the pant OF the
trustees, combined with the ability OF the teachers,
vii, be cxcrted to the general advancement of the
pupils Aud II may with ttuth be asserted, that tins
school combines AZ the adv antagcs OF Board and
ton OF uncoInaon ~ pness, of highly rcSpecta-
Bile and wealthy nfi nharhood. aud OF location the
most beautiful and healthy in Virginia.
Tie first session viii commence the 18th II
February instant. and close nn the 10Th July.
TERMS:
Board and incidental expenses, S;}5 to : TOPPER
sion.
LIST Class Spelling and Reading, 81 pc. session.
I'd DO. Reading, Writing aud Arithmetic. C.
per session.
ID DO. Grammar, Geography, &c. so per
session.
18th Do. History. Natural Philosophy, Cheml,-
try &c. Sl2 per session.
9TH Do. Languages, Mathematics, &c. SO per
session.
VIM. l.. Walton, Edmond =. White.
John 7. J. White, Powell H. Hun
VIM. G. Williams, Henry Franz,
Geo ". Shanks, James NcCanahan.
Joseph Johnston, TRUSTEES
Salem, Bot Feb. II 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-25
LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 decree of the Circuit Supc-
Il rior Court OF Law and Chanccrv, for the
county OF Amherst, pronounced ON the OH da,
OF April, 1886, IN suit therein depending between
Maurice IL. Garland, administrator of Archibald
robertson, decd, plaintiff, and Absalom Rucker
and others, defendants the undersigned, the Com
missioner in said decree named, and appointed.
WILL on the 9th day OF May, 1886, on the premi-
SEES, sell, by way of public auction, for ready mo-
hey' certain tract OF parcel of LAND, with its
appurtenances, situated IN said County, on the wa
ters OF liarris's Creek, near Fuckers Church, and
containing 100 acres, more or less, it being the
same tract OF Land devised to the said Absaom
tucker by his deceased father, Anthony Rucker,
and the same which was recently laid oil and de-
Slghat'd by Commissioners appointed for the
purpose hv the Court aforesaid, by an intcrlocu-
larN order entered IN the suit aforesaid, as will
more fully appear by reference 10 the report OF
sand commissioners, filed amongst the papers in
said suit. TIlOS. \. EIBANk.
SherV Of 1mherst Count an.l as suci, Com
n. s.oaer, &c. Ac,
April II ION