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A PATRIToT's WARNING.

If ever The tones Of warning OF the I'M
mortal Jefferson should be heard and
needed, now is the time. If there ever
was period when they were more appli-
cable than any other, it is the present.
Read and remember.
A WARNING VoIcE.-"To preserve our
independence. we must not let our rulers
load us with perpetual debt. We must
make our selection between economy and
liberty, or profusion and servitude. IL
we run into such debts, as that we must
be taxed in our meat and in our necess-
ries and comforts, in our 1ab"rs ana our
amusements, for our calIings and our
crceds, as the people Of England are, our
people, like them, must come 10 labor
six,een in the twenty-fnur hours, give the
earnings of fifteen Of these 10 the govern
ment for their debts and daily expenses,
and the sixteenth being insufficient to af
ford us bread, we must live, as they now
do, on oatmeal and potatoes; have no
time to think, no means of calling the
missmanagers to account; but be glad to
obtain subsistence by hiring ourselves to
rivit their chains on the necks of our fel-
low sufferers. Our land holders too, like
theirs, retaining, indeed, the title and
stewardship of estates called theirs, but
held really in trust for the treasury, must
wander, like theirs, in foreign countries,
and be conteuted with penury, obscurity,
exile, and the glory of the nation. This
example reads the salutary lesson that
private fortunes are destroyed by the pub
lie as well as by private extravgance.-
And this is the tendency of all human
governments. A departure from principle
IN one instance, becomes precedent for
"a second; that Of the second for third;
and so on, till The bulk of the society is
reduced TO be mere autnmators of misery,
toy have no sensibilities left but SHINING
and suffering. Then begins, indeed, the
hellum ousiinsm in omnG, which some
philosophers observing to be so general
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leaves. next examined for The extent
Of the shower, and as:ertained j. lo-haye;
been from forty to sixty yards IN Widtii,s
and six or eight hundred yards in. length
A forest ON the east, and q tit.tsls.ef swsr'is.
on The west, prevented SotIr Siracing 1t he
ynnd the green tobaccn. II was. ilbinly,
scattered, ,probablysa drop far every len !
or fifteen feet-althangh irregrlarly dis.S
.persed. gathered from the leaves some.
particles, which appeared TO have been
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ses cups of office. 1t isn't you young
man by the post, whom | mean nor is it
you, young woman by the window but
tits, you you bald headed old repl obate
by the door; yes, who, for a mere pre-
tence, make prayers as longwinded rs a
southern gale-who offer up your devo-
lions while yonr thoughts are out on mer.
cenary errands: il is you who act MS spiri-
tual highway-man on the road TO heaven,
robbing the poor of the herd earnings,
and persuading them that they lend TO the
Lord, while you pocket the whole; and |
make build to tell you of it, in order that
the arrows Of conviction may pierce your
ironcased heart, and bring you to sense
Of repentance, ere it be forever too late.
perceive that you wear a woollen vest,
buttoned close up to the chin, to prevent
the cold winds of winter from affecting
your conscience. Well, there's need of
it, and flannel undeIshirt, likewise.
Now listen brother partner in the expe-
rience of age! Instead of entering in at
the gate, you have climbed over the fence
that surrounds the garden Of piety-roved
abroad in its precints-tangled up the
high grass of moralily-trod the flowers
of virture under fool-and all under the
prelence of cultivating the ground, while
in fact, you have been cropping the sivery
blossoms of emolumen,, aad sowing the
seeds of vice and duplicily, on every side.
Bear in mind. you tottering monument of
lraity, that your day of dissolusion is
at hand-that every revolving LAY winds
up link in the chain which binds you
to the tomb-and that you will soon be
called 10 commence voyage of ofdiscovery
beyond life's continent, from whence no
advenlurer has ever yet returned. What
then doyou think all your worldly gains
will avail you1 will tell you. After
settling with the Evil One for services by
him rendered, you will have balance
remaining just sufficient TO pay your pas.
sage down to everlasting misery-exclu-
sive Of wine, gastronumic subslanlials.-
Therefore, take: heed, o frosl-bil,en man
Of perdilion, or you may seek for re-
demption where there is none to be found,
and call in vain upon one who will not
hear, for your manifold transgressions.
My DelOVeu nedrCrS-Lne IehSo1 why
so many set up in that cursed sin hypo-
crisy, because iii thriving calling that,
by it, they can lounge away their time
under the tree Of lucre, and call upon
the honest and ignorant: beat the boughs
while they take possession of the golden
fruit, as it falls! that by it they are ena-
bed to rob the contribution box Of the
widows mite. and convince her that it is
for the glory of blessed cause; and thai
her poor dependant offspring should sill
shvcring in The bitter blasts of want for
The sake of sect, and the aggrandize-
menl of those who stand at his head
They can easily squeeze out few tears
of sympathy over the falherless and dis
tressed; but they are frozen, and fall like
hail stones on the marble scpulcle's of
the dead. To be killed with kindness, is
a plcasan, death to die; but, for my part,
| had rather go 10 the grave with the sour:
w. than to be MORALLY overpowered
with any act of generosity which it lies
in The hypocrite to forward
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CHINA'S HOTEL.

The subscriber having taken the Hotel in Sumter
Vile near the Court House. informs his friends am
the public that he is prepared to entertain BOAR
.DERS and TRAVELLERS. His experience in tho
L,siness and an undivided attention to the comfort
Of his customers, he hopes vii secure portion OF
public patronage.
! f'0''S ALFRED CHINA.
Sumterville, July IS, l64l. 9l33
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Ordinary's Office, I
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

vUHEREAS, no administration on the
wv Estate Of the late Docl. David F..
Reid has been applied for, in pursuance
asstbe Act of Assembly, have taken
nossession ~ of such goods and chattels of
the said deceased, as could he found. All
asrsons indebted to said Reid, are requir.
adsto nav the same Immediately, and all
snsrsons having demands against the said
Reid, will present them duly sttestedio
office. ). W. DaoiAi-,' ,.sIN'l -' So ~ ~
s Feb 10: .zsssi; $, = ~,
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in this world have mistaken it for the ma.
tura instead Of the abusive state of man.
And the fore-horse of this frightful team is,
PUBLIC DEBT. 'rdxaIion follows that,
and in its train wretchedness aud oppres-
sion.-THoMAs JEFFERSON. .a,s5
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SO DOLLARS REWARD.

r uill pay fifty dollars for the delivery
of my boy George to me, at L""gtnwn,
Fairfield District, S. c. or thirty dollars
forlodging him in any Jail withinfnrmalion
Of the same. George runaway on the IAN
Of MAY last, is sabout 35 years of age, 5
feet, 8 or 10 inches high, dark complexion.
with very high forehead, partially bald.
He anyway last spring, and was lodged in
Lexington Jail, N. c. and will likely make
for North Carolina orVirginia. Informa-
ton may be forwarded to Camden, S. G.
- NJ. S. PERRY.
Aug. Is. lS4l. tf37
DTThe Cheraw Gazette, Raleigh Star
Carolina Watchman and Mecklrnburg JEFF
fersonian will insert the above three times
and forward their bills to this Office.
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IeLt-Nny uld you CHOOSE lndt CuIseuoHs
Hypocrisy, 10 set up in?
Because it is the thrivngcst calling
The only saints bell that rings all in.
BUTLER
NV dear friends-If there is one object
of iniouilv in the locomotive world, more
10 be despised than another. it is hypo-
crit-that machine for manufacturing pie
ty. made by the devils geometry-that
DECEPTIVE specimen of the genus homo,
who has very sweet voice, but stink
ING breath-who knocks at the door OF
salvation, dressed in the habilments OF
disguise; and vainly hopes to gain admit
.ance--aye, he hopes in vain for just as
snre as sin meets with its recompence, he,
and his whole tribe. will be pulled down
to ner,lition, like soap-suds through sink
hole. Oh, Hypocrisy! put on as many
ou,,er garments of sincerity as thou will,
thy ro,ienness smells to heaven with an
odor ranker than compound garlic and
asale,ida! Thou art likened unit" the fair
looking Dead Sea apples. which are no
sooner touched, than they crumnble to
ashes. Thou art every thing ana any
Thing, except wha, thou secmest 10 pc
AT thy shrine, thousands kneel down and
worship with one eye cast upward, ann
with the other seeking to pilfer the cost
lv ornaments that surround thy golden al
Ter. lean point out before me now, a
hard christian, whose soul is whitewashed
with the lime of apparent truth and puri-
tv and who is bribeh to serve his maker,
by an abundance of this worlds riches,
even as the heart Of the political hypu-
cri,e is vanished with patriotism, through
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LADIES KHD SLIPPERS.

The subscribers have Just received and
opened beautiful lot Of Americen ana
English Kid Slippers, made expressly to
their order in Philadelphia.
) ALSO.-A full assortment OF Gentle
mans fine Calf and Ladies' Leather and
Seal Shoes, of WHITES manniactnry:
{ JONES g. HUGHSON
Aug. Is. oloI
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REFLECTIONS OF A USED UP LOVER.

REFLECTIONS OF A USED UP LOVER.
Oh, Lizzy, I'm worstcd-
feel it all over;
I'm done up and burstcd-
A broken.down lover!
The joys of my bosom
Have cut stick and vanished
/ know'd should lose'n
When my true love you banish'd;
The world mas grown dreary,
In its sackcloth of sorrow;
Of life am weary,
And wish that the morrow
Would dawn on my grave, i'll the pcacc-giving val
ley,
Where I'd care not for you, nor for Sukcy, nor
Sally.
I know tits sin to
But I'm bent on the notion;
- I'll throw myself into
The deep briny ocean,
Where mudccls and catfish
On my body shall riot, ~,
And founders and hatfsh
. Select me>for diet:
There soundy I'll slumbor
Beneath the rough billow,
And crabs without number
Will crawl DER my pillow!
But nv spirit shall wander thro' the gay cora
bowers,
And frisk with mcrmaid-it shall by the powers
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ding husband:
Come. rouse thee, dearest! It's not we'll
To lot thy spirit brood
Thus darkly oor the cares that swell
Lifes current to'afood;
As brooks and torrents, rivers all,
Increase the gulph in which they fall,
Such thoughts by gath'ring up the wills
OF lesser grief, spread real ills;
And, with their gloomy shades conceal
The landmarks nope would still reveal.
Come rouse thee now! know thy mind,
And wculdits strength awaken;
Proud, gifted, noble, ardent, kind
Strange thou should be thus shaken;
But rouse afresh each energy.
And be what Heaven intended thee;
Throw from thy thoughts this weary weight;
And prove thy spirit firmly great;
would not see thee bend below
The angry storm Of earthly wo.
Full well know thy generous soul,
Which warns thee into life;
Each spring which can its powers control,
Familiar to thy wife;
For deemst thou she could stoop to bind
Her fate unto common mind?
The Eagle like ambition nurscd
From Childhood in her heart, had first
Consumed with its Promcathcan fame
The shrine that sunk her TO the shame.
Then rouse thee, dearest, from the dream,
That fettcrs now thy powers!
Shake off this gloom! Hope sheds beam,
To gild each cloud that lowers;
And though, at present, seems so tar
The wished for goal, the guiding star
With peaceful ray would light thee on
Until its bond be won.-
That qucnchlcss ray, thoul't eyerprove,
A fond, uniying Welded love!
SC. ~
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Soufi, Carolina--Sumtcr District.
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
Sarah Weldon, Applicant.
Daniel Weldon Admir-. and others defendants.
happearing to my satisfaction that w: F. Dun
Ian sad vile, William Williams and wife, -
Torrance and wife, and Ann weldon oeienaShts'
=, ,he .hove stated case reside without the State
of South Carolina aforesaid. It's therefore order
cd tha, they do appear and object TO the division or
sale of the personal estate Of Benjamin A. Weldon
deceased on or before the 25th day Of October next
or they consent TO the same will be entered OF re-
cord. Nv ,,,,e q n
Sumter. July 20. 1s4i.-S4
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POETRY.
WELDED LOVE.

The following lines are inexpressibly tender
They are addressed by young wife to her dcspon.
ding husband:
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VIRGINIA. INSTRUCTIONS.

The rancorous bitterness with which
The Federalists denouncese"Virginia abb
slraclious 1.-The principles of the kepub.
lcans of the Old Dominion, is but aneih-
er evidence oftheir hatred Of everything
fof Democratic tendency. What are
these ..abslraclions?" The Ohio States.
M an gives a few pointed illustrations Of,
whalihey were and are. - -. x:
Ii was Virginia, Abstractions,"r says
that paper, hataided to raise the standard
of rebellion against the stamp act and tea
tax of'76. -. $ - Zs.s i5.5. s, 5sss I
1t was "Virginia Ahstractions, that
indiled that glorious and immortal Decias
ration of ofIndependance, that made free-
men Of usaH. ~, -. - s5. ~ 8;
1t was Virginia Abstruciions.9 that
saved our Ct.nstiiutlurr from having engraf-
ted upon it ali Executive and Senate for
life, and the power to Incorporate a Bank
a very necessary appendage to a crown.
at was Virginia Abstraclions," that re.
deemed onr country from the1"reign saf
terror" of the elder ADAMS. and Repealed
the Alien and Sedition Laws! s :. :
1t was "Virginia distractions, "thst
braved the war of 1912, while Daniel Web
sler and his junto of Hartford Convention
lists in Congress were voting against sup
plies for our armies.
And it has been "Virginia Abstrac-
tions," that the whole Democracy of the
nation. have so nobly sustained, from the
first dawn nfliberty TO this day, and which
pervades all free governments, in every,
cline and in every age,-Mercury:
PinY's Wite.-What goodwife Plny
must have had. She was of the right
stamp though she lived long before anyof
our modern Improvements in female edu-
cation. She cared not for parties, picnics,
and ice-creams, her thoughts ran on 9th.
er and better themes. She knew where
her happiness lay-in whom, and conver.
ted her willing dependence into source
of happiness. Let our ladies catch the
lesson which her love, SO truly conjugal
and becoming, teacheth. Of his wie,;
Pliny says:-" She loves science because
she loves me. She carries with her my
writings, she reads them, she commits.
them to memory. She sings my verses:
she composes her own. melodies to them
and needs no other teaching than love-.
A good wife that Of Pliny! -"
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GOOD WATER.
70 the Members Of nts Legislature Of s.
CnrO7.nu:

General JAMES ". CANTEY is re-
spectlnlly announced as acandIdaic at the
approaching session, for the Office of Ad-
jutant and Inspector General. by
!. Many officers Of, ihe $. G. Militia.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-It is with
regret we announce the death Of an intel
ligent young lad. WilliamJ DebIohf son
of Jesse D. bruhl Esq. late Sheriff Of this
District, from ,heresult of an accidental
discharge of gun in the hands 6f his
companions. The wound was received
two weeks ago last Saturday. and great
hopes were entertainedsby his physicians
and friends, that the DANGEROUS crisis had
passed, when he was suddenly, yesterday
morning, called to THAT bourne from
whence no traveller returns. He was an
only son, and the bereavement is an afilc-
ling one to his parents, sisters, relatives,
and friends. Fraugh, as this disPensairon
is with woe, we, trust it will he an adm"ni-;E :
ton to parents to caution them against
entrusling FIRE arms to the managehene
custom too prevalent in this
yicinity.-S,uthern Chronicle.
woman in Wisconsin, who was lately
a,tacked by bear in the woods, turned in :
with her tongue and talked the animal to-
Paper. -.
We have somedoubts as TO the woman's
talking to The Bear for we never ryetsaw
, ,woma II who w6uhlnol scream, even Iflt :
was with delight, when shewas about To-
be hngged.- C. Temp, Adp.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the New York Sunday Mercury.
A SHORTPATENT SERMON.

BY DOW JR.
Tert.-Why did you choose that cursed sin.
Hypocrisy, 10 set up in?
Because it is the thrivingcst calling
The only saints bell that rings all in.
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CITY OFFICERS
'oyor-Ssofgs Dul;y-Ofhee GA Main sirest.
Cter@-JsmsE 5 wkea;-oheo on Main .rtrar.
cay SsIEerEf|. 1. SausstDn-.thce Nam Street
Experimentation and W W0rks-JosAh PoWELL
Want A4'lsrJ. &. Wiley.
C.s0k IF hs Markct-Wm Hal
C"ratsS u ns Cur HILL. Warden.
Aldornen-l,i Ward J. Murray. 2nd Ward uames
hConnslL. III "ardR Sims. 4ih Ward r. Bier-sth
Nam----
As'essorS. o.s for eG-i Wlrd-ist. T Cspob.II.
I'd A. raNtnn' 3l.J. w. Iiobb; An. }. Robinaon. 5,h.
wm Teuipletou.
SeHnars CoziRiuse Nsushten. aud Irwin. for
the lt Wsri ~ MGiuni. aud Lsoghiin; 81 Hst.
ding aud C.. Strong Alb. Richardson and Richa.d.;
5Ih, Prstt ard Quairier.
Cod and Lumber Msdsurer-J. Milsy.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR ruE COUNCIL.
ga OrA1GHcet-Mayor Ca!dwsll and WhsAt.
% FtslRcs Brady. Hughes and SsIby.
"a AecoaRts-W ickhan. Neel aud Morrison.
On SaeeisGHi AlsyS-Selby. Dunbar. Scauerday.
Caldwell aud Lsnbdia.
OT Water Works-lIughes, Daniasr Snd Graham.
Ga Market House. -NEickhsm. Graham snd Tanner.
OA Coal Bisss.-Grahas Adams aud Scauerday.
O" W,drsst-NLur Brady. M'GaugLsy. Wick
ham aud Tanuer.
Oa FIRE DSpqrah.aL-Sslby. MLare. Marrissn.
Hubbard and Tanner.
On Petitions AID Rsa01I.raa.er Nscl. LamLdin
and Dunbar.
Os Standardization. M'Gsushsy Tanner. Dun
bar and Graham.
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WHEELING POSr OFFICE.
NEW MAIL ARA No rs

~ - ~
CgENr Nail.
F-,a E,,t arrive. At II o'ciock. ard 30 rainntos, ".
T. Wss, dsg1-is at , O'Clock, and 80 mInutes; J. NJ
FrIm Wc-i. arrives at6 o'clock. and 10 minutes A. VI
70 Vast, departs ~ : O'clock: A.. VI
Noahcru Or S.slbrnyiila M1i. Arrives " 81 min
ute. after ". ard departs - bali aiisr enc, J. VI.
Esrh Wcs,aya Jr WOJs,cr Nul arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and s~ailrd,ys ~ IL, NJ.
D-q1rs M1lllys, Wednesday, AMI Fridays. At ]
o'clock. Y VI.
s yrrlsn NJ Marietta MAJ. arrives Tucsdays aud
sItur lays, nj = O'ciock. =. NJ.
B,p,us NIonisys aud Friays at 5o'elock, 4. u.
w,lsIcli MlI arrives every Iaursiiy.J ,'elock.
All.
do do Departs every MJndsy, , o'clock.
=. NJ.
West Liberty. arrives every Tnc-lay. THURSDAY and
SUNDAY. at IN o'clock, A.. NJ Depars same days %,
I o'cir-k p. 81.
MsrrIn'D,vn Mail arrives. Tursjay. s O'Clock +.
NJ D.alrts "Wednesday, g O'Clock. An
Letters intended f5r the m1rnfng ulf shonld De
dep,,ited by 4 ,clpct. in Inc mlfnug.
fulaui postage pf CrctgH letters aust Do invariably
post pijd.
one. opon ~ ~ lGcr 8 A. =.
Tn. Els.arn Nail will De delivered o. ias ciifzens
~ s,,11. p.~aprsi. which viii br generally as l2 az
ser . p VI Stranger q. pe-s,nI from the county wait
el 11 1t any time.
Tue sI p9eu, on $ niIys ono hpur a0ef tho
prsq1rltio1 ortle mail from tie Fast, which will Do
e. - lter2 M.
g. w THOMPSON. r "
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CiG,ss 81 auncrtlgsr.

PUBLISHED TKl-VvEGNi.Y AND WEEKLY
Ar rnE eoESEk OF rSTov ANo WATER STA.
WHEELING. VA.
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RIIEUMAIiSM, e%ntircly curel ~ lh.

,sh%lne"ins 1hu Gcrlasp Ap'll1,t Fis.
hr Su.out-I N4spHs # Chlr.r Comfy. p
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'Ita~c OF V'3en h' Aac g. use us clutches f-r
,n1ol I''ilh'' MS slmi iu..s wsrG cSCsu,uGGz
u'iS ahI hhk'cs, pam iucr-a-r- tcwtTos cvtnirs.
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u procure ~. !inr.irh : pills. Tor 81. sIcu BE- seat n.
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etP' 'ftL ne Joe 'T"ngtnlucr,s Silc faQi. 4 ~ three
"tyFs "fs abe 30 a'tHa To ms rusia ~. wIi-h
! haH %uo'uor, Toy CslElsn rauu;h.. for Inc hen
y % o'H.T afflicted, b. wishes tat.c .Mes p4ht.h-
,na,Lhsi ~ D. Iy4eved, sBG sss.u enjoy tAs
o. f.lcI2 al Oire, No.I' Nor,a HGHTH StrssI.
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g=SZJSN NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Gz= THREE DAILY LINES FOR
BtLTTHORE. WASHINGTON CRY. PIILi
DELPIuA anf NEW TORh. Extraordinary
Spcofst L. s MAIL CHARIOT LLNE-rnrrz
rAssEyCEgs oNtY.
Runs through 20 Bsltimorcby cou.ractin 81 hours,
the only line % that speed.
Leaves Wheeling every morning 90 80 o'clock
Takesthe mail rail road cars = FREDERICK, afriyc. ia
BaiumO r. second morning iftom WhccliugD takes
mail ears and rehcHcs Philadelphia, Washington
city. ore New York same day.
NEW EXPEDITION LINE. icaUes W1esl,pe
very evening". reaches Frederick second evening",
axes the same mail cars 10 baltimore, washing.
on. Phiiadrlnhfa or New York.
RELTi NCE LINE, bares Whoshag ersrg NOR
ming. reaches Frederick second moru.ng. and takes
he morunr line rail road cars reaches Baltimore
same evening. and proceeds to Phfl1delphia or y.
York ncrt m1r1tug; or ~ Tire option Of pIssen.
-rrs. takes the evcufug mail cars az Frederick.
The s15sc hers have a c%Oztract with Tho RAJ.
ord company 20 carry their mais AMI passenger
rom FrsItrcR. and every arrangement has becR
made % insure comfort and regularity. The pro-
thcir .rrsp4fI attention, devoted 90 tIc business
/ AMI one of them Cor r. statiou.i GgenD Will alUays
bs found az Wheeling, Washington. Pa. Union.
/ Town. Cumberland, HagcTefov 70, and Frederick -
/ In addition t1 which travelling agent 1f- owpl0y
| ed whose duty o. PSI ~ pass al0uA ihe r~0utcC0n
| SANITY 90 supcUutrnd the lines.
I Printed ul.s end ftlgotJns i1f 'Ic benefit
I r4aeraztre. will De furaisled On apultc1uon az The
i ,rco sn Water street, below Us. Hotel. OF GO
I Vrgfufa H1fcL.W hrrfng.
,s,t q STDi KTOV. MOORE FALLS