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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

MODERATION IN VIcroRY.-The extreme COM
posure as well As qualification with which the Wings
the United States receive the news of their victory
the absence Of oil public parades and extravagant
reJoicinss, are SO many convincing proofs of their
proper American feel ing. 1t Is and ought to be-
evident to all that party which tempers victory
with much moderation is worthy of the confidence
OF The whole country. The causes for public rejoc-
ings professions and festivals ara abundant but we
have seen nothing more than sober republican man.
testaions OF the most unmineled Joy and satsfac-
ton. Far different was it four, eight and twelve
years ago, when the election of Jacks on and Van
Buren,, The thunder of artillery was heard from the
lakes to the ocean The Joy felt by true Americans
resides the heart, and the great Wing victory JUS,
achieved hes been celebrated by the friends Of ber-
y by proper and unpre,endng interchange Of
heartfelt congratulations. Pending an election pro-
cessons and the fling Of guns may be excused but
10 an hour like the present the causes of rejoicing
are OF too momenious and important character to
admit Of mirth and exhllaration. --Sopaa. Rep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

Mr.. c. b. PARsoNs, the quondam actor, then
preacher then actor again, and the preacher agaia'
has turned editor at last, and joined the Louisville
Messenger. He has turned his coat often eDonsh
to make hrstrate political editor, and il he does
not keep on the strongest side, it is his own iau'
He will give the people "change" as often as they
call for it.--B0st0n Times
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

Another OF THE "fEA PARTY" GONE TO HIS
LONG HoME.-Old Mr.. q. r +, Hewes well known
as native of this city, and whose life and deeds
have been immortalized in a memoir written by B.
b. Thachcr, Esq, died at German Flats, N. Y,
on the 9TH inst. Our readers will recollect that
we recently gave account Of his being left in al
most helpless poverty with relative at German
Flats, and stated that his friends here had taken
measures Tor his relief Thai relief, welcome
1t was, and generous it was, seems to have had
but little effect, except to smooth the pillow of his
departure His age is stated in the newspapers at
100; but it would appear from statement in Mr..
lhachers memoir that this is incorrect and that
his real age, when he died. was few months short
OF 100. This makes two of the small remnant OF
the Tea Party who Lave deceased within the last
two months Are there any lelt boston Tines
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

john II. THOMPSON (Whig) has been elected u
the Harrodsburg district in Kentucky to I'll the va
caney in the present Congress, occasionally me 10
mented decease of Mr. ANDEnsoN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

AN OLD MAIp,-According to the book Of Jes -
er recently published, Neomah, the daughter o. r
noch, was i've hundred and eighty years old wAsa
she was married to Noah,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

Inc people Of love- determined at the late cleo
.lon IN mat territory, not to form State Govern
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26
THE POPLAR vOT

~"rlbI tfarrls0n majority.
THE POPULAR VOTE.
The following 'able exhibits the popular yoto ~
inc several States as far the official returns are
received ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

NORTH CARoLINA.-The Legislature of this
State, convened in the new Capitol (said to be the
handsomest State house in the Union) at Raleigh.
on Monday the 10Th instant. ANDRKw JoYHER
(Whig) was chosen Speaker of the Senate, and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM (Whig) Speaker of the
House OF Commons-the former by six najority
over his Van Buren, opponent, and the latter with
out the furmality of ballot.
The Legislature Of North Carolina meets bienni-
ally only. The Register observes: We predict
a harmonious and useful session. The Wings feel
no ei'positon to rejoice immoderaely over the van
pushed, and our Van Buren, friends seem TO acqui-
esce with good grace in the saying that, 'there's
divinity that shapes our ends. rough-hew them as
we will Both parties will, we beheye, turn their
attention, at once, to such measures as may seem
bestcalcuiaed to elevate the character of the State
SO mote it be.-Nat. I4t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

YIRGINIA.-The Baltimore American SAYS: At
the recent Presidential election, some of the Coun.
ties changed their political front The Wings car
lied ten Counties which in the Spring gave Van
Buren malorties, and the Van Burcnites carried
ten other Counties which in the Spring were Wing
In tho Senate, the Wings have lost the majority
in two Senatorial districts Botetourt and Louisa,
and gained in two Kanauha and Pittsylyania.
As to the Congressional Districts, they have lost
one, in Buckingham, and gained four-the Norfolk,
Jefferson, Augusta and k1nawha.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26
THE GAZETTE.
MARPBN SB wR9, VA
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER rs. 1910.
cENsrs oF BERKELEY. Mc.

In the melee Of political strife, and the urgent
press upon our columns Of matte bearing upon and
connected with the late Presidential contest, we
had rot leisure to prepare from documents politely
furnished to US by Capt. j. B. A. NADEsBouscH,
Assistant Marshalfor Berkeley, the subjoined sia-
tstics. We avail ourselves Of the earliest opportu
nifty to lay them before our readers.
POPULATION or THE COUNTY.
Free white pefsons-Males, 463o
Females, 4l29---3760
Free colored persons-Males, I57
:" Females, 136--293
slaves-Males, 9s2
z" Females, 939---l92l
Total population Of the county, 1924
POPULATION OF MARTINSBURG.
Free white rsrsons-Maes, Gas
" Females, G34--l279
Free colored peaops-- Males, 26
/" Females, 25--- 81
Slaves--Males, 1862
" Females, l61--- 1923
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

Cor. JoHNsoN's Old pIsrRJcr IN KENrUcKY.-
he Wee President has been traversius Michigan,
ONO and Indiana during the late Presidential
campaign, exhibiting himself in the courteous atii-
tude OF claiming more credit for his conduct at the
thames Than history warrants, and attempting to
lessen the claims OF his COMMANDMENT Chief. In
all these States his conduct has rather added to the
Nsg vote, whilst, in the mean time, his own Con
gressioHll District in Kentucky, where Mr.. VAN
BUREN obtained majority Of more than 600 in
1886, has given him the slip, and shows q maiori,
~ for HARRIsaN Of PSI. In Scott, his own coun.
~ Mr.. v Az buren, only received aiority of 35
II other days this county has been good for 400 10
600 majority for Col JonHsoN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26
Total population Of Martinsburg,

Gerards;own numbers 15o inhabitants; Darkes-
in the three villages, 49i; in Ma rtinsburg 1853
making the whole number Of Inhabitants in the
towns, 2l47. or the remaining inhabitants in the
county, 2024 engaged 10 agricultural pursuits
So in commerce; 733 in manufactures and ,radesi
in navigation Of the ocean; in navigation Of nv
ers, canals &c; and "A in learned professions and
engineering.
The Revolutionary pensioners in the county
amount to 7; the ages Of whom, in the aggregate
amount to 578 years
The deaf, dumb, blind and insane, in the county
amount TO Al.
In the town Of Martinsburg there are 4 acade-
mics and grammar schools--total number of schol-
airs, Is. There are also three primary schools IN
which i47 children are taught, Ill Of whom are at
the public charge.
There no academies in the other three VII
lagos. The number of primary schools out Of Mar
linsburg is l8-scholaIs 6l2, Of whom I24 arc at
the public charge.
We regret TO perceive that Berkeley contains so
large number 1893 persons over 90 years Of
age, who cannot read OF write. OF these, Martins
burg can boast TO-
u The following table will be found to contain
matter of interest amusement to the readers Of
the Gazette, according as their fances discover
sound reason or impairment curiosity in our rul-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-11-26

Sourn CAROLINA SENAToR.-As Mr.. CALHoUS's
term Of service, United States Senator, will ex-
pire on the 4jh Of March nexi, the ensuing Legisla
tune will Of course, have to fill the vaca rcy-Sone
doubt has been expressed, whether Mr.. Calhoun
viii consent to continue longer in public life. If
th's sufmise Is we'll founded, there will, doubtless
be number of candidates for the vacancy as we
have host Of patriot. ambitious of serving the
state in any capacity to which honor and emolu
mcnt are attached Coiara. (S Z Chr0a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
PROSPECTUS
OF TUE
Hilisbor0ugh Recorder,
PuBLlsHED EY d. nEARTT,

AADLiShLb pa b' hBAhtAs
SINCE the enlargement of the Recor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made 10 the subscription list, aud the
Editor has been encouraged 10 hope that
he was about to receive such an amount Of
patronage as would not only compensate
lin for his ar,luous and unceasing labors.
but enable him further to improve the ap.
pearance and add r. the usefulness of his
paper. But TO realize this hope, the active
assistance Of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the Justice ol
tie cause and the snundness oil the prin.
ciples which lie advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wavered nor Ialtered, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
party arc actuatcd By the same purity Of
motive, and in their determination TO pre-
serve undIminishcd their high privileges,
are animated by a zeal not less lervent
than his own. The rich legacy which
was won for us by the active hands and
strong arms Of the Wings uf the Re,olu.
ton, the " higs of tie present day kn""
can be preserved only by uniiring watch.
fitness and jealous guardianship. Unity
of principle aud feeling is calculated to
produce unity Of action; the Editor of the
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
hearted Wings will co operate with him,
by assisting in the extension of the cir.
culation OF his paper.
Those of his fellow citizens who dif.
fer with the Editor on some of the ques.
tons Of general policy, are assured lha, in
the Discussion oI all political subjects, lie
viii endeayor so to constrain himself as
"Nothing TO ex,enuate,
Nor set down auFLt in malice" .. .-..e.
but in truth and soberness to do Justice
to all parties. A large porlion of the 60
lumns Of the Recorder will be devoted 10
en,ertaining Miscellany, Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles of domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this varie-
" it is hoped that all will find matter TO
amuse and instruct. 80.
The terms Of subscription to the Re-
cotder are as heretoloe--iwo dollars and
iity cents IN advance, or three dollars at
Inc end Of the year. A
sa5s. e-- -- n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
Brandreth's Pills.

n VEGETABLE and Universal Msdieine
- proved BY the experience Of ihcnsssds 70
be, when properly peIsesefed Nih. eEnrnx
cure in every form VI the cElr OkE HnEAar.
all having the same origin, add invariably st4se
from The UNIVERSAL ROOT &C all disease,
namely IEPURITi OF lMPERFECT eigeula.
ton ii the BLOUD.
In . period OF little more ilan three years
in The L. s they have restored 20 q state &c
health and enJoyment over ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND persons, vLo were given over
as incurable By physicians Of the first rsnk end
standing, and 70 many eases nhen every other
remedy had been rtsuited 10 IN vain.
In 81 cases 20 Pain or u eakasss, nhethsf IL
be chronic OF recent. sheILer u be dssfnssse or
pain in the side, whether il arise e. m sensii-
iulional or from some immediate cause. y he
Their IL be from internal OF external irjsIy. u
will be cured BY PeIseserirs IN the use u iLtte
Pills.
This principle Of pnFeirg with BrsndTeih's
Pills, Femotts nolhine but ihs useless aEd de-.
cayed particles from the BODY The nsolbid ard
corrupt humors Cf the blood, tl.ose lLnois
which cause tiseate-they impede ihe iune.
lions Of the liver ahrn they seiile sIon that
organ. and which. when they settle nTsn The
muscles. produce ilernsiam; or upon The
nerves. pfodnee gouti OF rTou Tie lut -, pro-
duce coneumptioni o. upon The fnttstinte, G&
Iiveness; or upon the hnine II tie b..ad sss-
sells. spoplsxy and psrslysls, and eli The Tam
% disorders % melancholy 10 The ., fltftr and
an who behold them.
Yes. PurRine these humofs from tLs body 10
the true cure for al these Complaints, anaas-
cry other form u disease. Thia 10 no mere
assertion : u 10 dtmontiTsLle Truth. aud each
day Il is extending itself; faI and ide il 10 be.
coming known, and more and more spprsci-
ated
The cure By purginR may more depend upon
The laws hsch produce sweetness OF purity.
than may be generally imagined. Nhaieyer
tends 20 sisgnsie. viii Predpee sick ness. bes
cause u tends TO putrefseiIon; thcrelofe the
necessity o. constant exercise 10 seea.
when constant exercise cannot be psed from
ANY CAUSE, the occasional use e oPEsNe
MEpIciNE 10 ABSOLUTELY required. thus
the conduiIs u The blood. The fonniain Of life.
are kept Tree from those impurities " Iich would
prevent lie STEADY current miaistefins health.
Thus mordid hUmors are prevented fiom be-
coming mixed with IL. II 10 nature Whishia
thus assisted through the r.tans aad esiiefs
which she has provided Tor herself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
WILMINGTON CHRONICLE.

fsyHE Editor Of the Wilmington Chronicle.
L haviag By the FIRE Of the i7Ih of January,
lost all the materials 81 his stsice. on rhirh
lLere was no insurance, AID beng desirohs o.
resumins the pulicalion oflhe paper as soon a.
possible, in order 90 enable hun 10 d. 80 he
makes a. appeal 10 the public for IN INCREASE
IL his Subscription list. The political ehatsc-
ter a ihe Chronlcle j. whis. The EdIiar has
ever ai,n~d. however, 10 dafflse What be con
eeiyes q he true political ssnIImenis With Us
lice and fair sai,as towards ih"se entsEialn-
ing slsff.renI opinions, and 20 dlscuss matters
wiih . courtesy proper among all men. THIS
viii be it, iuIuIe course. But independently
Of these considerations. there is now 50 large
! portion al lhe state connected aish Whining
ton BY the ties that grow ont Off, aaent Iait1
eoprsr and commercial dealings. that the news.
papers of the place should have an extensive
circulation.
The price of the paper was 50 SO, IN I'D
vance; bai experience has proved that paper
eaanol be al .rded in " ilmlnetnn Tor that sum,
and the Subscription The Chronicle wall There
fore Le hereafter IS 90 IN advance.
Wilmington, Jan. 80. p9-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

Gsn,Iemens' Gold LEVERS. plain and
extra jeweled.
Ladies' diito.
Silver Levers. Eoglish and French
Watches.
Inng-linked Gold Watch Chains, with
and without seals.
Fine Gold Guard Chains.
Guild Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases.
A rich assortment Of Breast Pins, Finger
Rings. ard Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory, and
Enamelled Paintings.
Silver eysr.pointed Pencil Cases.
Silver Speclacles, plated and steel. assori-
ed.
Butter Knives, and Gold Collar Buttons.
Silver. Steel, and Gilt Watch Chains and
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wostenholm's Knives
and Scissors. Of tie best quality.
Sdstr Thimbles, Money Purses, and
Pocket Books
Silver and Gilt Pens. Tooth and Hair
Brushes.
Silver Plated Candle Ticks, Snuilers and
Trays.
Britannia Ware, Mantle Clocks, and Pts
tnls.
Bling permanently located in Hi!lshorouch,
and having ffesh anu large supply of watch
materials. he is prepared /" repair watches a
any des' riptinn. in tie best aud most durable
manner, and will warrant watches repaired IN
every case twelve months Orders punciuaIly
attended 10.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
5 October IS. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

kqthing so kerniy ~nnnds little
mind, O. 70 witaess the obj"crs OF its
Jealousy calmly pursuing their own
concsrns, wfsnyss sssss~s~5 ~.y. so-
lice upon lis puny ,sporing-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

That young man who pretrnds "a
more merit than he possesses. or abr
saiues himself on TRIES Which i'm
ply noae, will. from the Discerning.
draw cquirmpt instead Of homer. IN
ahe. eageracss Of his pursuit alter
praises which he does not deserve, be
viii be apt 20 overlook The sdsania.
ges WHICH he really has. and 10 neg.
irct the cultivation OF Ihose virtues
aiih which he WAS endowed b. thr
Aaihar Of his frame. Oa The other
hand. he aho psys himself just res
pref. : III geaersiiy bill faireai 70 meet
IL frpm Others. ii is impossible seri
ggsl. 10 despise disnified behaviour:
and The very ~re,ch Who ELECTS To-
laugh st q character truly hnnorsbir.
raBpoi help al the same moment fetl-
ing silhin himself InIcriariiy and
a~r. FOrdyce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
Cast Iron pl0ughs.
October IS.

- &E1aSItAA1s
slTEPhEN MOORE has on hand fur sale,
PLoUGiiS Of various sizes, with extra
Points, &c from the factory Of c. n. Rich.
mand, near Milton. N. G. e..
The following certificates will show the e..
,'matlon IN which they are held by some Of oar
best farmers.
CERTIFICATES.
We have, Tor The last Fix or eish, years becn
using the asst Iron Plough, introduced into
TINS state and Virginia by .4rsry e. Richmond,
aud have no Hesitation in saying. that we con
sidern superior 10 any other IN use in our coun.
tfy. Tor lis easy drauehi. facility IL tnrninp :hc
soil. aud lie general utility as 10 nerforn,anc
and the small expense Of the cast point, which
We think preferable, on account Of its cnnycni.
ence aud lrillng cost, 10 any other kind uf point
We have ever used.
WARNER NJ LENS. Casweli county.
STEPHEN DnlSON, do do
CLIO. W. JEFFREYS, Person do
WILLIAM IRVINE, DO do
] have for several years been in the babit oc
using The above Ptonghs, and have no hesi,a,
Ton 20 saying. that they ansu er my purpose
exceedingly well.
Thosias MGEHEE. Person county.
"e'oeer - ez-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
New Firm.
CALM RETREAT
Female Academy v.

spllIS institution has been IN suetessiui ape
- ration Cor twa sessions. under the manage.
meat &C Mics SPENCER. . ,onng lazy y 81
penar aaail6eaIions. fram the NoTlh, and she
has given universal Satisfaction 10 al, ss VII
pupils % parents and guardians, ha have "a
vored her with their patronage. The Arsde-
ny is situated IN css~tii tonniy. J =. i've
niles south &C Browns Store, " healthy ard
i very retired siiualioa. and stinrds every "a
ciliiy Tor thorough ard accomplished fEaaie
ednraiion. and Is entirely verify { The slsea-
ton &c those who may wish their daughters
educated in very Superior style.
The following are the terms:
The FIRST class embraces Autobiography, Pen.
mansniP snd Reading. S. per session o. I'VE
months.
~ Class English Grammar. Geography.
with the use Of the Maps, and ariihmesie,
81 so.
81 Glass Embracing the higher branches Of
English Literature. IS 50.
For Drawing, Painting, and the various
kinds Of Ornamental Needle.Noik, s. sedi
tlonal.
The next session will commence on The 30
of February.
The subscriber Is prepared 10 accommodate
any number Of young ladies with good board,
At Sc per moaIh. Good board can be had IN
the neighborhocd ~ from 70 SC per month.
Letters address 90 the subscriber, BrowA's
Stare, Caswell county. n. G. upon the subject
&c the Academy. will meet with prompt aitcn-
ton.
ANTHONY WILLIAMSON.
January IL. 93-3weow
" The Raleigh Star and STANDARD will in.
sert every a,her week Tor three weeks, and
forward their accounts 10 the subscriber
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
Choice Liquors, &c.

Just RECEIVED from New York, and for
saie by the subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
Madeira,1
M"l.r, Wines, of very superior
Mnscs, quality.
Clarct,
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale.
Irish WhiskeY,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice,
Lump Sugar.
r. The subscriber will keep con-
sEs sian,lv on hand. for sale, we'll
made CARRfALT.S and Large and
Small ROAD WAGONS. -
TllOS. ID. GRAIN.
AuenstT. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02

Sscial BcneEls af BdHcaiiSA. -Ihs
fxlrsms proalgaey. imprayldeace and
misery shich are - prrsslsni amahs
g6r Isbsrias rlsssrs in many enaa-
fries. are chiefly 70 BE- asrribed q ihs
wams af e6acaslBn. In preDi 81 this.
~e need only cast aar eyes On The
lcssdliion pf che Irish, compared Hiih
shsf % ihr Brsssalry - Scoiiind.-
Among The farprF ssa hehold nothing
kpt eeggaFy. n rrtchedness and slnlt
IN scotisad. on The contrary. ~
the dissdvaaisges Of xarse
sod more anpradacIise soil.
~ dsreacy and camrarf. " ,s...
lsobriesf and industry. i "a =
among tAs lawrr Gle 80. So.
what Is ibis disparr " mr. -, s.
siau 10 be .srrtasa sxerpi TO- The M
apr,r, n ,a.r.ssal In ireland We
nv few Of thr or can rraa. q" s'ney
erau nm h Total ignorance oil abai
n n.., as . raliunal creature Co.
.,d-,sand !; sLiIe IN Scotland. the
.s.lshmrnt of IRE schools 10 every
a.sish. an essential branch 1f The &C.
sIesisslicsi ransll,uIion Of the caun-
Try, brings tic mesns Of instruction
aslhia ths reach &c The paUrrsi. Who
are thus Injured 10 deceacy, industry
aud order.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-02
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Person County.

Ia Equiiy-Fall Term, 1880.
John Yanhook
Augustin yanhook. administration, and oiaway
D Rogers
TIT appearing 10 The SATISFACTION OF thr Court,
= that otaway D. Rogers Is not an inhabilanI
af this state: Is therefore ordered nv the
Court, that publication be made IN the Hills
borough Recorder Cor six weeks, for The said
Oiawsy D. Rogers 10 appear al the next term
of this Court, 10 be heid Tor the said county Of
Person, al the court house In The town &c Rox
borough, on the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday in March next, and answer or
drmur, or the bill will be taken pro e0assso
and heard sr peris a. 10 hun. 1922
JOHN BRADSHER, c.m.E.
Price Adv. 81 so -03
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HILLSIDE ROUGH. n. e..
PUBLISHED wErkIr
ny DENNIS HEARTH,

AT THREE DOLLARS fEAR, en- Two pCILAEs
fIFTr CENTS ~ ram III ATsaNtI.
Those who do no, give notice Of ihtir wish
10 have Their paper disc oniinned OF the tsrnt.
ton Of the year, vii b.. prcs,n ID as trsttrr
lie continuance until son,1tln ~ sr - aero
paper will lie discontinued untii all arlrn,a.ts
are pad. nnlcss s,ti opinn u The lublvItr.
ADVERTISEMENTS MT sacrtdinn sixttrn llrts,
n:.c dollnr i"r lie first, and twenty five ,crts
for each subsequent inssIlor; lorp1r nms in
proportion GouIt advertisements ivsnt,.f,c
per cent higher. dcdutiien of 80 ri ttLt.
will be made 10 advertisers by the year.