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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-03-18
New Copartner ship.

'g'H undersigned, having on the hI7
L lust, associated themselves in the Me-
camille business under the firm Of
15-y g. ECGEscE. D
Respectfully solIcits from the commonity r
and particularly the former customers Of
LEVY, continuance of The liberal patronage
extended 10 him, and which II will be then
endeavor to merit; they intend purchasing
COTTON and other produce, for which they
will give the HIGHEST prices.
II. LEVY.
w. E. HUGHSON.
S,o, q 90
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7 he sub,crLrs having on the I'd Of jan
uar, formed coprrinrr-hip under the hrm
oi Jones 4 MARSHALL Tor 'hr purp">" OF tran.
ac,lng the mercantile hu>liIc-s. WI! keep con-
~:.n,l, on hand a iuil supply al dr., goods,
rr,c.rr. &c which lhcy will dispose "f on
The most reasonable terms. and hope h! their
-trlcl attention 10 br-:"cs, - :Dr.I: ! share Of
the pub!c patronage
l.. JONES
A. &. MARSHAL.
Jan. - I.;--,f
y B. Having formed the nhorc copar,-
ncr>hlp i, becomes necessary for me TO close
m, business therefore rcqucs, all who arc
lnd."ed TO ne b. note or accoun, 70 cal! and
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friendship. formed IN This HE Faith al.
zes the rior.e, ol celestial existence, with
q u, blessed images ui unmlnylrd lo'e,
"A hlch fleet the ln.c!!cciu.i tas lhIoug h The
.rum,u,ail,s al he sense. low Is 1t
r o,>lb.c fur u. 10 coiceie o. 'm nj. wn h
ou >haI, or inrn,, 10 IL" capable u we a
rLc golden Crown: to ts. clothed III robe
Of righteousness; Z" l." "re'l'n" under the ire
o, ll!r; t. touch golden harp- IN mel'd.
or mluse IN angelic chnrs OF praise b Sc
proph.,lc descriptions OF heaven. are II i
true no more than emblem, Of the glory that
shall be then revealed to the SAINTS Ru'.
evidently, they are IN harmony ni,h h" ph''
s,c~l theory Of future lite; aud ar" addressed
10 the instinct OF human nature N r'.'"rcnrc
10 II, last change BE hIs a. wall, Let
us revert 10 the corrohorauSc p oo' ni scrI,
,ural facts. When Nose, and Iiia- appeared
on Inc nounn, Of stl.uratinn. TO which
we have alrcad, referred. they "erc IdcnI
fed or known a. the beng, who. under 'E"s'
name. and forms, had some n ndrcd year,
previously. existed IN thus world. Suddenly
did ,hcy appear. IN e:r spiritual bod'cs; no
one could tell how and as suddenly dad they
vanish, none could tell where. The H.hll-
cal ,ca or remember. ,ha, lhc Hebrew La
give, died "n Noun, \ebo; aud l. prercn,
lLoarous wor>hlp, Deny hm lh" tody o
hl> cmincut ser. ant. Ii ~ also j" historical
fact ,ha, Ehjah vas rl,,bIy translated into
heaven IN chariot Of fame. In 10Th IN
stance tic body Ct he chef o! The Lax
circrs a. we! - tia, o. the mos, eri"ca'
o! Tie prophets undcrwcr: the Chang" which
otherwise would have been af cled b. death
and an the resurrection o: the dead. In III.
same ,:ar,:er, The body OF our Eicdccmcr did
no, sec corruption, but. from the tomb q
inc Arl,hmahcan, was ra,scd a -pnuual s'ody
And IN that state Of rIi,t. nor suddenly ap
irar"d 20 III, disciple, a, ,irn hrsI Incc,IGS
whm, Cor fclr Of the Jews. the, nad os,t.p''"t
I H. an uuvtr rhautcr and hc!a! ,hcir eaInoi
wnh cI,>ed d""r. Ah": partsk,ny a.! ;,M
aud rAhib,,.ig Tie pt!nt, - IN. ~. I'D
spear. TO conrl!c- .rc d,>cipics I rs 1d''"!
~; and mt ih".- sra>.., see !iH 81 IJr',
b, i p ,.:4,,,,a, On, lo.,! r.n',ip"' II d
;ho:r -: r; t,,- 'r:...cci.t. ;!;-. r,;-::c -.
con. ,,";. {, - IN" r.!.-,., zen IS "hc
hive 4:... !..c, -rl, oi Gud 10 mankind
rsr Angci Of the Lo;i ,ha, aPpca''d to Ma
noah il: ,,.I,V.s,y. 'tr' |; Game To pas
when the famc asccnJcd from the altar tina
the Angel assembled IN tic h,nc Of tic altar
And IN SIMILAR 4ay n! the other hc.'rnl'
,ncs.cnscf. '1h'bHcd tho ch'',c,cr'sslc pow
c, OF The splritu. bod, III rnpli;,r %! chang
I and mo',on Bl, II = To ." remarked u NJ
T.,
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VI ]. IL Y r. X \
AND
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,.ncl .hr will s,i tor cash or tn pune
''' ','n.. ."',I'", and hop, j her .:,c' s,sn'i""
T., bns,nr.. ,n tnrrl, share Of ,hc pub
lrc r,ir 'uaer.
y B.-tl "rd'A Tor Millcnar, aud
Va iua making VIZ b" pCnc!uall? asirn-
drd l"
S,, IL IS.
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LONDON DurEIL BLANKETS


Superior and comnrn NEGRO LlNSEYS
,Si,s,;sti.;: or don Blue. Black, Erown. Green 4
Napoleon. Vsoi"i, and Mixed CLOTHS.
Super Striped and Plaid CASHMERE.
do Buckskin, do.
PIa,n Striped and Plaid S sfTTINETs.
White. Scarlr, g. Yellow FLANNELS, &c
NtRSIfE &C GLS.
ia J. cquard Figured >'ERiNO, "a ne. ar
ncIc.)
ca Plan. English and French MERINOS.
(hIack md colorcd.)
"a :. Ncr,no CiRCASSIONS (all coIors)
Black and oored BOMB ,ZETTo
Ga Super Black 30 BAZEEN.
Worsed BIn..d EDGING, &c.
COTTON GOODS.
Super Fancy CALICOES.
{. Merinn do
:. ShalIy do
90 Te1ian Plaid do
French do
- and omm'n Furniture do
Plain and Plaid GiNGHAMS.
Colurcd Plat aud F. pbossed CAMBRICS
Medium and jackonet MUSLlNS
Book. Null and Swiss do.
Striped an.i Plain I A. BRICS,
ambrlc, D,m.iy and ord d COATS
o!or,d and W .llc o,,on HOSIERY &C.
LINENS.
44lr,sh LINENS AND LAWNS.
Russia Sheel.ng and Dana-k NAPKINS.
Diaper & Linen ambr'c HDKFS.
DOM.lSTICS
81 Brown SHIFTING.
IA do do
81 do SHEETlNG
Aims, leach'd SHIRTiNGS Il SHEE~
TING. q
Apron He KS and P!ssEH6
Mixed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

"A ,iea-n q steady qas, habit may hay. comfortable
Lodging ~ B oadsay, furnished with three
sed war bed slGnrg ;I ss 20, ,oys WITH geod FIRE
cup m.fn"ss for The 81 8 each p wesi be-
ing pronptly paid or tie room viii be let separate and
se terms by calling for IL Better Accommodation for the
amount charged csnaot be obtained in the city. Gentlemen
change their lodgings find their
call the house and DIV of particulars rea,ivs 70 the
B. The house conaiss nearly forty rooms therefore this
notice viii continued some one Of ths rooms may
SIaON sAFEs-Ther public are invited to call at A. X
tent 1,tetos Dossi IRON s together With the many salts
factory evidences his possession of the perfect Of
e @ OF @ sss e and se
Staten Island the soeihera part Of Penpsyysns sad
safe iJthooughly neD eectuaIy the intense
heat Amoeg sse s, l. nrocsn t.p 1nr,e. from
irury by FIRE merely select The following.
sh sss he s ee des .sSss ~ oI af
cy Of Philadelphia The 29h oc 1895 In the II
uooden Dor, covered of inch thick
Asbestos The bo ming q one cord e seasoned wood
s sei H. WIN were ss e o
Crate npon which tresea head 70 u'te hest One Of
, ss line, wa. IL he counting boa.e o. Me Hubbard
Casey Exchange Place a. he time The great fire IN this
Tser Certificate II n.mber Of oher, Of the highest re-
pss may he seem :, the store Of Moe No a-2 Pea
street agen, TO the anufacrures OF whom they can he obtain.
ed ,teo! regular wholesale prices ,ouv scorr 10
SOUTH IS TCK,s pATENT WROUGHT IRON
- PYRAMfDIAL sTovES-For Halls, Hotels Stores and
Parlour calculated FOR ss ming Lshigh Coal The
lion FOR heating air mi the chamber for heat
ar and he general arrangement produce the effect de-
sired different Om ai other n,c.they give prodigous
nom small quantity of Coal from the radatng surface
ard discharge orbe1ed air with yrpor The fire
varied r three quart of coal according
her For comrt, economy and splendor, they have
rivals For sale by
sUMNER NAYLOR, No ri Broad u
JOHN FRANKLIN, ~ BROAD st.
". Tho large size r ha hotels and stores. may be seen
10 operation 80 2 pa,s Row Y south = ss GiscnNc
ihc Battery examination they 0 sati.fv the
uous they superior any article ofbe kpd
"a the psbc All perony cautioned against any in.
fringenent 90 this patent r NJ s0UTHwICK. Agent
nli9taw2m' Ito Broad IT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
AMPS CsANDhI,uEhs HC.-Ths subscri,

I AMPS CuANDhIsIEks AC.-Ths subscriber
- bgs To inform m friends rni the public in general that
he has received by s- arrivals from Europe elegant as
of the undermentnned articles which b. offers for
sale At unprecedented low prices Tor cash. Wholesale and re-
tail, win
Astral lamps in gilt, bronzed marble and glass pillars
Mantle do IN do 10 do do with
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hanging chandeliers Tor candies, from to 20 lights
Book lamps, ST drawing rooms, from ? 10 ,
Elegant stsnd cGndeabras CARVING rem 10 ~ - lights
rler ant pnatfe candsstcks pais and ornamei tai
Hall lamps tor oil and gas
Hanging ras lamps, from 2 ~ lights
doc al tables, elegantly painted In oil colorS
ladies gill buckles slides. bead bands, nc.
girgte and dou ble bsrrcl percussion fDwng piece
Duellng boder, belt -. rock 81 pistols
Plated cnHdlcsficks, branches, cruet frames
Tea ketAes, botlesands, nc. ". n. wNFiKS,
s27-sn. ii3 Fulton Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

u BE ADvISED.-Al who about purchase Tus
can Leghorn Straw Iiahs largest choice OF the fne
asd best goods, in far the shapes with the lowest
may be found at r. BENEFITS straw Warehouse sbo
Room No. 2g7 Broadway,
And also this well known
assortment Of fashionable Sk Hats and Dress Cnp, yer,
low prices O25-imr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

SrrcULArroS.-The curse Of trade the curse Of corn.
nerce the csrse Of society is speculation. II engen-
ders for the gain Of few the ruin Of thousands. Il is
which has iisidously crept into the heart Of
all transactions like the viper which the countryman
warmed at his FIRE, to sting to death
To speculation we owe. in a measure, a very consid-
cradle measure almost all the calani,ies that have
Cured Of late years Speculation renders mankind
feeling heartless callou, 1t deprivcs them q all Ia
man sympa,hies--it debascs their natsre.
The last dreadful act of desolaon and death which
has cast stain upon US, which Is not and sH not BE-
rped out by the majesty Of laws, which were made
for all alike bu, which used for each differently,
w. the loss Of 200 Indians has been caused by specu
lriou. Hear what the Louisville Journal says upon
this subject
Government. we understand to give the con.
tractors about s2s head for removing these poor
Creeks They employed crazy old boats for the
portstion. How much will they realize from the fair
business transaction y They have begun the work,
and have lost say 900 Indians Not being transported
according To contract Government ought not and proba
bly, will not allow them dollar these los, 200. So
mach, then, OF the contractors pockets-e5foo"
Now hear what the New Orleans True American
says
1.-THE fearful responsibility for this vast sacrifice
az human life rests on the for cmgrating the
Creek Indians. The avarcious disposition 10 increase
the profits the speculation, hrst induced the charter
ing Of roon old and unseaworthy boats because they
were Of class 70 be procured cheaply and then to
make those increased profits still larger the Indians
packed upon these crazy vessels IN such crowds
that the sghtest regard seems to have been PAID 70
their safety comfort or dccency. The. crsmncd
condition Of the decks and cabins offensive 10 every
and feeling and kept the poor creauresin state
unfit for human beings
Six hundred were damned iato this boat the Mon
mouth and three hundred of them have persisted. Why
is such thing this permitted Can owners end OH
Of boats, and agents for emigration
reconcile to their conscence such risk 20 human lite
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

" Two young girls were SO much burned at vic
tuslng cellar in Philadelphia, last Saturday morning
by their clothes accidentally catching fire. that their lives
ATE despsired Of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

O. A musical fund society has been recently eslsb-
lished al Nashville, Tenn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

- Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are at Augusta.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

SUNDAY IN Internationally was a charming
day-just that happy temperature which is neither too
hot too cold-kut just agreeable. Broadway was
crowded all the afternoon. The young. the old the
grave the gay. the fashionable and tho questionable
all thronged that delightful promenade. They seemed
be that old pinch Jack Frost would soon
deprive them OF their outdoor recrcaons and 30 were
determined take advantage Of every fine opportunity
enjoy that they could After ALL there is nothing
more delightful than promenade in Broadway on sun
day Upon other occasions there il air ofkurry and
anxiety in the which painfully with
the wcldressed Of the elite. There are too many who
look fhey had COMPOUNDED bill to take up in the
Of the day and very distinct idea where the
money come from. But on Sunday ailook hap
pyhe OF business forgotten, and the multi.
tude all give themselves up that quiet and
rstiosa enjoyment whica eminently characterizes
the day.
boarding house in Greenwich street gentleman, a short
time since, proposed that the Herald should be taken
in.
No, no, no." exclaimed several gesticmcn-"t the
Herald is not 1T TO read"
Il differ" said the first speaker think II not
merely the ft,esi but the only paper worth reading
ALL"
No such thing--bad paper-vcry bad paper"
WELL gentlemen, will put !; TO the vote the Ia.
dies the best judges-and they are numerousthey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

". y NJ II PICK >.


Or<y JoAnysn d Co.'S Psrfusseyy Store,
Corner OF William and Cedar sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

- offered 10 the citizens sf New York the essz-
blishment ri HOWELL a CO, LIS Chatham street.
upon the following terms The price ~ all their
Guiding shou maps, viii be three dollars All their fur hats
long and short maps consisting Of nura and plain
he tour dollars A. the subscribers have
get these hats with the greatest elegance of style
hnh they wn not sell except Tor cash. the above
blsbcd pnse from which they win devate. In sddioa
umbrellas and splendid assortment Of canes consisting of
nearly forty din. rent kinds and pateras geer with vsre-
OF fancy and other brushes received by the Poland,
which they enabled sell one-trd rs. than the usual
prices HOWELL CO.
octSms ln Chatham ~ppos.tr Roesey~ltst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
10 OsTON CRACKER BAKFRY-For sale,

ROSTON CRACkEH BAkFRY-Fors sale, the
- Bak~bouse and two Ovens, together with the
'front.' and lot 81 No so Orchard years FROM
last May t~gekcr with the custom established cracker
chine asd al the fixtures with horse and The
have averaged for <75 t. 100
horse and II Is good stsrd Cor the lsef
bread and cake business the city Adding the lauer
business, as cperprisng clear $1,000
with opportunity seldom offered, will be
sold reasonable Constantly hand, Boston Crackers
superior kind BosoH Butter Sugar and Water Crackers
delivered any part city For inormaios enquire
the subscribsr On the premises.
~ WILLIAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14

~ SALE PRfCES!H
superior Clipped Nutra Maps, $40
g. Beaver. &c 4A
= Plain Casters 80 IS 20 %
shsri Nap silk, Extra. 3S
Silk, ~ 50 To 8 co.
/" Muskrai Maps 800
~ B. hansfbor with each gcntlemsns hat The Plan
Cas,ors ~ 90 are unrvaied by any five dollar bat of ha
Kind IN this market J. s'rEUART.
oio5ms so broadway. corner of Anthony So.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-14
PHALON'S
NEW AND SPLENDID STYLE OF
HAIR CUTTING,
Cheap Fashionable Boot stor

CncNp FAbhIOnnbIc BOOT StOre.
II III. NEWELL, Al ~ Canal n, Wooster, gives
notice that he constantly receiving om his factory Boots
81 every description which be warrants and will sell redu
ced prices Tor ash
BY devong his attention exclusively the manufacture
Boots he enabled better article and by selling
for cash he afford cheaper than can be
cor other words obviat-s the necessity Of taxing good
for the delinquency OF bad customers
~ B. Water Proof 8sou from a S55o-Boys Winter do.
from 80 O $3.50 osO-im-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
THE MARKETS.
NtLTIMlRL MAnAlr

TO "a eek ca.,ay FsIitg cc,ai7. y-.i 8
~ - Ne quote tl-iaN At s6 4. -.
~ 'he ioroer rrice for inferior quality 49,
1--we HOGS are very scarce, and the price Ia.
advanced t. 81.
FLOUR eE..d sir,st.-Moderate sale.
1925. f' -
CITY Mis- Flour. quote as in quuli,,
a. s. ss,25 rcr Dbl
GRAIN - Wheat We note sale. Of com
mon To prime Md. reds at al, 30 Al. 50. Sale.
oil good TO prime Virginia red. have been mad.
al 81, % u LEO. aud two carroe. Of ma
ehined were sold yesterday ats 1914, Very
prime virginia reds are readil, taken h,,,
parcels which are not prime are not 80 .a.,.
" sold. We quote Maryland white wheat.
suitable for family flour, at sl, CO.. al. 10
Cof1, Prices of white have been STEADY
throughout the week. at 30 a 95 cents, hat 10
command the latter price now, the ouah,,
mu,' Toe very superior. Sales Of yellow earl,
~ The week at % 95 cents, and NOR. re-
ceht'y at96 a 80 cents, which rate. We quot.
to-day. 1''''
Rst-We quote NJ 65 a 20 cents.
Oai'- Sales at 10 q 81 cents.
IAlLOW We advance our quotation.
Tor rough ~ cents per 10.
ALLx,NpnIA, Sept Q.
FLoCR.-we quote new Gsur al - a
ss25
GRAIN 10 heal Sales of a parcel of
gaili"ky at s'.25, also good red Of Il 90
Rye Sales Of small cargo al 65 cent.
Corn Sales 81 a cargo Of white n Sc e..
CATTLE Seventy head Of prime cattle
were sold on Thursday in our market Al s6.75
10 mead oil sheep at 81 per head.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
POSTMASTER GENERALS REpoKr

Prom the Report OF the Post M,.,e,
General, we learn that the Depar,mcn,
mas determined TO dispense with the
further use Of Banks as depositorie. of
ts funds. Postmasters are prohibited
from receiving in payment for due,
any thing but specie, and are ins,ruc,.
ed to retain the same in safe cuS,od,.
10 meet the drafts that may. from fine
to time, be made upon them.
by this (remarks the Alexandra Ga.
T"e appears that the new system !,
snsa1y IN vogue IN his Department.
ana that the Post Offices are now De.
posite Banks. The Baltimore Patio,
says: According to this report. "about
eleven hundred Posi-mas,er.. who for.
merry deposited their income in Banks.
weekly, monthly, or quarterly. accord.
ing To MS amount, now retain the mo.
ney {" their o"a hands till wanted by
the Department"
" This i another Experiment, and
according 10 the number of con,ictions
Tor embe1zlement of The pubic money
even under the other experiment
Wh"i They were compelled 10 depo.it,
the funds IN bank. every week. and
many ct them every day, we may ex.
pee wider spread of the disease
"here every one holds the cash in his
own hands. Blu, this is the are of .ex.
psr'inen's. though every new one
Piunges the Government, into deener
disgrace. and renders more inevitable
The loss OF the public money. Blu, the
Is hole.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
Nottrra.

lTIhe Rev Mr.. SiNPsnv hy leave Of Pro-
'dence' Ill preach ia the Fee Church II IT.r-
i"s,, ~ II O'Clock.
II a profrnef>d meeting Of the M.,hod;s
Protestant Chnr Il, will commence in Ia, Free
'hnreh II IAHPsps-FERRT on SATURDAY, even
'n:. Scp,cmber 25i Several m,nistcrsare ex-
poet d 10 he ia attendance
n : II protrac:ed meeting will b, held in ~.
VI, ho,,'s, Episcopal Church ~ CHARLES
TOW y commencing ~ Ssturtia, the 2sd inst. =.
sud IT The W hitc-lInuse Of thu saturday CJ-
l"W'"g Several ministers are expected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
@GGEEEn

lh ,umeerland, ON Sunday morning the 81
lust by the Rev. MIR McDo1aId. Mr. Fnw.sn
VI AHssrRoSo, son Of William hrm.,ron,,
h'9' OF Koran y. 10 Miss H.>SAH 4. PAsc.KS
1-"sh'e' ct Isaac Pancake, Esq. OF Hampshire
''Shc - ih'n-, the word 4. spoken.
Hand 20 hSnd. aud heart To heart;
Though all other ti-. be broker,
ime these bonds shall never part,
Thou hast taken her IA sl.dur.s
From the sl,ar's holy shrine
o. remember, ~ her sadness.
She IS thine and onlv thine -
Roinney InisLigsnesr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
EE'.IS CO.N.NITT M.

70 The jan Of Carroll county. tMd} on
t"2 4! day Of September. Instant, a.
"uH-"dy' Negro man, Who calls him.eli
NED SIMS:
SAYS lac belongs to PcNton Counarl or Con.
rad, uf NIliNood. Frederick coun,y. N,r,.,n.
IA aid runaway i about ~ wears Of sc
about = feet or inohe, high, had on VIII, n
committed, domestic Ina shir: and troU-
-cfb s"j eiack hat Tie owner e ia. .b,,.
drsrit1ed negro "au - hrreoS requested In
como forward. prove property. nay sll legal
costs -rd charge ant rslvssr MN from in,
pFi''"me't within Tie time lruitrd hy law.
otherwise 10 will ur discharged a. the law
a'reet' NICHOLAS NELLY.
Shsr'd OF tasroIl county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
DIED,

On Saturday last, after an lines. Of two
weeks, Miss NELvrEA wCLr1 asrd about Oh
Ne1rs. daughter II Mr.. J,hu Woitz Of shrn-
hcri-IoSn. Ths deceased wa, a member ~
The Lutheran Churvh, and Possessed tho es-
TEEN and affection Of 4 large circle Or hicnd,
aud acqu1lntance,.
"a the sub 1T August, ELIzI CJnyRrrE
daughter OF NJ. \. Raderiek IT th,, county
aged months.
On SUNDAY lat, LrDi, infant d,ush,e- Of
MI s'mie kiihnu, of IIarpers Ferry, aged
months and : DAYS
DEPARTED tht. lif-. % TUESDAY ~. Sih inst
.itrr short s'f p,,ptul Iiiurss, NJ, May
Nv t''HNturFErs, c'n.rrt IT tie Rev, l.. "a,
tl,Sli,f go sal eldest daughter IT John Miller
18th Ne-r 81 h,r sgc, emil Ia, l,ft "a Afflicted
husband 80 four ,riv-i cLil,ir.n. With L,r,,,d
l'r-h'' 49, "u'n"r'I' connections, TO mourn
th-ir 'rri-para,!' I,.s
F'o'a ne .linsi n s!a'eslan 4 September %
II - with feeling, of the drepe., regret
That we are called on 10 announce the death
ni our former tnwnsnan. Col JOINS Ktttrp
lie died on the oh of Ju,y nn Do. v..,, f,sui
texas IL New Orleans after an Hines, of mn
'y two day, and was buried on th- shore 81
Tho Gulf "f Mexico, at tl.r mouth If A,eta.
phlsya Bay
CD Keller hal resided in Abingdon nary
''ar- - merchant. and TIC people Of THIS
District selected him a. their Representative
~ The Senate 81 virginia f,r several term.
Where be acquitted himself with honor and
aniiiiy But Ice i gone '--rut of ~ the uid,,
OF u'eiulnrs, ard in tie prime q life
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II:ES C0.rz.nsCrED.

No tnr J'aof Carroll cuu u on ne 30i,
DAY 81 August last, ~ EIDa~1l, a
Nuii'ip Boy. who calls htq.eir
HENRY HAWKINS,
shout Is y''rs Of sg~, has m ip,. Gi.n,,t in
ins spec d, says hr . long. to NJ Charlie.
Burrril. ncsT 'hpr'esiuwn. :, Trr.on 60
virginia Tad 'g when conu,iticd. PAIR of
linen iI"~scrs shirt. 5ud an old black hat
The. owner oi the 4',yr described nc .ro
hoy lirrry, 1. hereby requested to come
'of.eari, Prove prppe ~, psy all LEGAL cost.
aud charges and release him from lmprisou-
m'"t within the time limited BY law. Other.
~I-o Ec W" DC ti-,harket ss the law dI.
reefs NICHOLAS KELLY.
Sher'd 81 carroll couaty
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LIQUORS! Ein,rors,,

opus day received q full a4.ortnsnt Of
- Liquors, nii Of tie b,,, quality. which
J "iil set at unusually low prices au,on /.
them are:
hadsriI Wine, warranted superior. Tese-
ri.is' do, oid Port. do Champagne anJ
CiaTet " ines.
Best French Brandy and Old rive Wbisksv
81 nv Drug store
sept u, 1897. il ~ sTRAtTu
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Local a.EnOnANDA

GS-Saie at ilarpers-Ferry, Of House. and
Lots IN Bolivar, by Andrew Hunter, Trustee.
on Saturday h,Kt
S7-iefierson Jockey Club Races commence
on Tuesdsy next.