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MELCHISEDEC.
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give the same authors views of the same
supposed mysterious character. Melchise-
dec, as found in his notes on the 9TH He
brews: commencing at the third verse
Without father, without mother, without
descent, having neither beginning of days,
nor end of life. "The object of the
Apostle. in thus producing the example Of
Melchisedec. was TO show:
lst. That Jesus was the person prophe-
sled of in the 10th Psalm, which Psalm
the Jews uniformly understood as predict
ing the Messiah. e s
Cd. To answer the objections of the
Jews against the legitimacy of the priest.
hood of Christ, arising from the stock from
which he proceeded. The objection is
this:
If the Messiah is a true priest, he mus,
come from legitimate stock, as all the
priests under the law have regularly done;
otherwise, we cannot acknowledge hin, to
be priest. But Jesus Of Nazareth has
notproceeded from such stock therefore.
we cannot acknowledge him foa a priest,
the anIe-type of Aaron. To this objection.
the Apostle answers, that it was not neces-
sary for the priest TO come from particiar
stock; for Melchisedec was priest of the,
Most High God, and yet was not of the
stock, either of Abraham (fof Melchise-
dec was before Abraham) or Aaron. but
was Gentle. 1t is we'll known that the
ancient Jews, or Hebrews, were exceed
ineIy scrupulous iii choosing their high.
priest, partly by divine command, and
partly from the tradition Of their common
ancestors, who always considered this Office
to be of the highest dignity. ~e
lst. God commanded, Q4eviticus, XXI,
lo.) that the high priest should be chosen
from among their brethren; that is, from
the family Of Aaron.
ed. That he should marry virgin.
Sd. He must not marry widow,
4th. Nor a divorced person. -a
5th. Nor a harlot. 1855
= 9th. Nor one of another na,ior.
) He who was found to have acted con-
trary to these requisitions, was jare diOiho.
excluded from the ponti6cate, or eligibility
to hold that Office; on the contrary, it wss
} necessary that he who desired this honor
should be able to prove his descent from
the family of Aaron; and if he could not
though even in the priesthood. he was cast
out, as we find from Ezra, II. 62. And
Nehemiah, VII. 63. To these divine or
dinances, the Jews>have added: a
ist. That no prosek kte could be priest,
ed. Nor slave.
Sd. Nor Bastard.
4th. Nor the son of Nithinnim; these
were class of men who were servants
to the priests and Levies, (not of their
tribe,) to draw water and to hew wood.
5th. Nor one whose father exercised
any base trade.
And that they might be we'll assured Of
all this, they took the utmost care 10 pc
serve their genealogies. which were regE
larly kept in the archives of the temple.
When, if any person aspiredto the sacrer
dotal functions, his genealogical table wa
carefully inspected. and if any of the abqyf
blemishes were found ia him, he wasrrr
llected
49,, ~ ,4sass, sssssass ~ ss..a =. Ia :. -
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-04-14

er organ OF communication with the En-.
ecutive authority of our Sister Common
wealth. M -er
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-04-14

tanning what he appears so anxious of ac-
complishing; an acquisition to out SUBJ
scription list.
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THE MARKETS.
N.CrFrcs or rar naLrinoEE sNBEicsN,
Auru,t IL. ,5P. Mo

Au9ult 49, , =. -
cATTLE-The oFfdsfs u .Bstf eaffe q
The scales his n1orsiuE amouhtg. ID $50 ksaai
~ or which &ese sid a press varying sfom
= s.. ga PER lbs. On The hStf 'which Is eqnas
d 81 : ~. IS net is in quality.
FLOUR iSSbui iiiiedelpahG for How
A<dsireet Fipur, and holders eonfnee TO ask S.
forged standard SranessS We have net beard
ofsHx sales today. Saiesvese madees Saluf-
day ass. The Wsgos prick Is uB,eislsd.
cily Mis- Flour 4 iafaif demand. Moderate
szks are Masking az SIS cash.
Sales Of Sesquehanna FAourlon SafpfiaS ana
to-day Al IS, cash. There is psTs little nov ia
market #
GRAIS.--There has NOT been nbueh MaFy-
land Wheat ~ market for 4 day-ar two, psst =
Sales Of prime Nd reds were roasse today III go
IS cts AID Of inferier ID eoei iot1 al 50 10 SIS
cts As ID quality. Sere-a3 parcels &c Peensrl-
Vania reds were scld on Salnfday a. So i 81 els
and to-day two parcels ShiisN and rel mixed
were sold At l02 cts. There is 10 thaeEt 10 the
price OF corn. which ws quote At 55sa Tcts. for
white and So 81 cts. Gor yellow, SHES 81 Nd
Rye al so 50 els. and Of Nj. Oats ai4al a -
cenfs.
PRoyIsIoNS.-The demand tot prime fresh
wagon lots Of Bacon eoniihuss coed al s5t els.
fof assorted. Mans are selliag at 6t 8 cents J,
Sides At Al -. and shoulders at - 81 GEMS
as ID quality
WfiISKEY. There is very liItle demand.
and prices are declining. We notssmsll sales
Of hhds Al % cts and -of bbls al 24eenis.
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1I9MM@ND
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

- - - s7l
IN Nl4A q inser Tern Of Aeesares ii this iutti.
9 oetaher, and cantinue 4 rnnn,hs s''''1s - -
Joha Cullen, MID Professor a. 49,. Is
Practice 81 Meditihe. -
L. E. ChsnbsTiasne, In. D.. profss.a. s,
Materla Msdira sHd Therapeutics.
X. u Bohapnan.M b. Professor or obstStrie,
and Diseases 81 women and Children
! q, IJehnson, N. d., Professor Of Aaaaamy
Aug I Warner, M D. Professor Of Surgery
and SsNgicai AnAtoms
s. NsuPin, N. D.. Professor Of Chemissry and
Pharmacy.
Professors esalleh aid WarnsrswIll each ae
liver ITO ClinicsI lectures 4 week, 10 tbs III.
hrmarT. At the Collage Htofessor Iohosoa Two
: week at tie Aims House; aud Professor
ChsmieEiayne oteaAlonal Leesares q, the nenig
Tertiary and City Hospisal, as fnteresliug cases
presenS lhemsslTsA. Thess institutions furnish
largo number cf destructive eases, snd she
NUMEROUS Clinical Lectures. 10 I'll 81 which The
Stndens will be admitted withou, charge. viii
AFFORD I'm rare advantages for becoming 80,
qaaintsd With the types Of southern Diseases, Ans
witnessing the aPpro2tials trealment. sThe
Sufgick9 cases admitted into the College Iakrm.s
ary aHnrd the Professor Or Surgery opportuni.
ties of.PerfOrmihg many Of the major and mi.
nar operations bel fore The class
fheIae iliiies fot the study 81 Practical Ana
tony afe unsurpassed any whore. The material
ior dissection is most ample, and the extensive
Anasosiieal MusepFp is wen stored wih healthy
and marbid preparations.
The:ChemicRl Apparatus and collection al
spsfluifns 10 Mstsria Mediea very eomplets.
in nnesSthe Institution offers facilities for the
prosecution Of Alsdisai Studies; uasurpassetAos
any siaailar Institution il This country.
Feea3S20 10 each Professor.
ThePtiee Of Board, including fuel, lights, SER
vant's attendance, &c4, ID from SIS so 10 $500
per week AUG. i. WARNrR
aug "a, ls42 A. 6ts Isas d he faculty,
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DIED.


Al New Philadelphia, Ohio, Oh the 3is, Of
july last, the Rev. JGaEs b. MpRRow, OF the
Presbyterian Church, (son ofMr. William Nor
row OF ChaGlest0wn,) in the 45lh year Of has age,
afiey short but severe illness. Il
The letter cpmmunieajng the sad tieings,
states hat The last moments OF the deceased were
competed and lfanquil--he continuing 10 know
and converse win hts friends uHtil near the last
II further states that no deElh has occurred ID
7 that region for many years, thai has caused 50
deep and general sensation. MI. Morrow had
IRspy AT6ent ane devoted friends, who Bppreci-
aied his worth, ana mourn most deeply his loss.
He LENA most Effec,ionale wife and four interest,"
ling sons 10 mourn On irIepirable bereavement
and The blow ID his aged father IS severe one
Bui the reheetpn~lkat he died Id the service oil
lhiscreator, faithful 70 The lasi over his sacred
charge, is a consolation to The bruised hearts 81
IheisnGeIers. &H
On Monday The Isl inst al lie White Sui
phet Springs, near waHenton. Mrs. ELlzlBETH
NMoslRE, eonsort OF Thomas l.. ModEe, ESD =
Thl<teveAt, although anticipated for some time
is nolfthe less severely felt BY her numerous
kindred and ffiends. Mrs. Moote was born 10
Wafren,on, apaIhrough a course Of fifty yeass
had. attracted lie SaQiration OF all who knew
her BY her exemplary conduct as a lady, a wife,
parent and neiehbor; 10, a. person Of unusual
beauty and grace, she united>she. accomplish
meHts Of The most excellent Of her sex, and the
pie'y of a true thsliah.
on Fridaythe l2th.inSiaht, at Harpers-Ferry,
OF searlet fever, JosHPH w son Of Jacob and
Caiharine CroWl, aged 9 years and months.
short was thy stay. great xas4hy pain,
Severe our loss, but great Thy gain;
Oh he was young and blooming fair,
Bu!for short time given
The angels came and claimed him theirs,
And bore bis soul 10 heaven. G.
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NNTHlsE.

WTAS] committed 10 the jail Of Frederick
w County, on the 9th Of August, instant,
as 4 runaway, a Negro Maa &ho calls himself
FERDINAND LITTLE. He is about22 years
Of Age. 5 feel inches high, dark compIexio1,
and8pleasant eounteEance NheHspukeu 10, stout
buiR. plays dn the viuln. Had on when com
mitEyd, dark cloth froek coat, striped assinst
pants and black fdf hat says he belongs 10 Mt.
Daniel MePhersop, VINO resides near Charles-
loHag, jefferson County, Va. The owner, If
anys is hereby requested to come and have hin
released;he viii otherwise Be discharged accord
ing1lo law. HENRY HOUCK,
Sheriff Of Frederick Csunlgs ma
Aug I'll. Is42 1T
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Q6GeaI.es yet, ano 40 lal6.sIaes

& K
"A - persons IN want or BARGAINskre H.
= ~ speetIn'ly requested e call and examine
tAs Ne~ stock of Goods islst reeeI,e : ~
store NJ the Undersigned We respsctfall, III
elte s3s attention qf onr fgisnds and he public
ssnefhtly, to the fAllesing artictes Sas ! sr,sgl
Part Of our assortment. $500
II DRY G0GDS.
/ am9rse, Jscenst, Swiss Null. Book Afn.l;,
Tartan aud india Maslins. a -1..As
Black and Blue BLACK Silks.
H Light flsin aid Figured DO.
lsSaEslpeusHof alt coiors,
Coiored Grape, Thread and I.isle Earinr..
lnserlings, Ladies Fancy silk Crayais,
laaiss and Genslemea's Gloves of all kinds,
Cotton end Silk Hosiery,
freneh Bombs1ine,
Brown and Blaek Muslins Of every DESCRIPTION,
Cotton Chsin AL numbers, 10
British. French and american Prints,
Umbrellas and Parasols,
Manchester and Carltan Ginghams
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT ar
Rihbans, Corded and Victoria Skirts,
Cotton and Linen Drilling, Gamhoons, Jeans.
SaBuieF and Fall Cassimeres, Tibet Cloths.
Merino Yesting, Pocket aud Dress Hdkfs,
SHk and Tahby Velvet, brown & Blk Hollands
Linen eAmhgie d., Hemstich do
Linen Shsesing, SC. &e.
IL GROCERIES.
Best'sugs House Mslasses, Orleans do.
Best Orleans and Porto Rico Sugkr, IA
Ssfens Vinegar, Bacon, Rice,
lava and Rio Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper.
IAlspice. Salt Shaa, Herring.
Imperial, Young Tyson and Black Teas,
Sperm and Fish ell,
sPern, Mould and Dipped Candles, Sc.
HaRDH.4RE, sc.
saddlety Of variou. kinds,
Carrenter's Tools, LOCKS Of all kinds.
HALVES and Forks, Carving Knives. Pen d..
German Silver, and other Spoons,
Chimney Hooks, Trace and Halter Chains.
Shosels and longs. Tea Kettles, Preserving do,
Nails, Brads, Shoe Tacks,
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons. &c.
HITS IS. SHOES,
Russla, Silk and Beaver Hats, Leghorn do.
Gentlemens' city made coarse aud fine Boots.
Pegsed Monroes aud Brogans.
Boys coarse aud fine Saoess
Ladies Slippers, Misses Shoes and Booiees,5
chilarens Booiees's and Ankle.iies, DO. ny
QuEEAsKaRE AID Glass
Of al kinds, and number afIniscel Gus ara
ucles, ailzof which are offered al very reduced
prices. A. 4 G. w, HOLLAND,
HFrpers-FerFy, Aug. 4, Is4a. :
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sCARl5.
EGaEs. WEER6s

HAYING employed Wide woman a. houses
IN keeper, will hire one of three female
seryapts, viz ;-r one ABOUT is years old, raised
to house work. understands tile duties Of theI
Kitchen, washer, &e. one about is years old,
has bcsnPrihcipalls employed al nprIe, but can
oook4aad % other hopse-work ihe other IS
aooua l2years oid,,is good purse end handy
girl. Ono or the two Grst named / would hira
until Christmas, Or for longer time, 10 soma
one within Jefferson County, other than al Hart
Perstferryi that exception would mot be nade
as ID the youngest. The servants ARE bet ofer+
ed for hire on account Of any fault. They SUPP
portsgeod characters. Early application ii soii-
cited. 5s WM ANDERsoS. /
Harpers-Ferry, Aug. II, 1912.
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NOTICE.

NKyAs comnltted I'd tho JAN Of Frederick
Wv County, on the 9th August, instant, u
a runaway, a Negro MaDs who calls hiusel
NED RANSOM 10 il about 90 OF 81 years 81
Of age, 5 feet 9 81 lO inches high dark conf
plexion, stout and well built Had on whea
committed d dark close bodied cloth coat, dark
cassinst pants, light vest, and 4bfack hair al II
he says be belongs 10 Mr.. Richard Blackburn,
who resides near Chariestown, Jefferson Colu-
y, Ya. The ownef.if any, Is hereby requested
TO come and hAye him released; 10 wilIether-
wise DO discharged according 10 law.
H .t HENRY. HoUCK,
Sheriff Frederick County VA.
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FAlRA !

THE public is respectfully Informed that a
Fair will De held ia Berryville, on Monday 4hs
pad Gpy IF august. (court DAY by the Ladies
olthst place and is vicinity. Ihe object Of the
Fair IS, 10 pay of The balance Of debt due up
Oh tho Episcopal Church in that place, now IN
der the ministry Of the Rev. Mr. ScHERkz. 10
vlew Of The difficulties Of the times. the articles
10 be offered for sale will be mostly o. o u,ef,sl
eAaracfr, aad said al ths loirtt prices The ex-
csllent object which this Fair hsSin view the
high character Of the ladies byf whom j, will be
conducted, atd the useful q, 4, and low prices
Of The articles to be sold, PFesant strong claims
10 the charitabls assistance oe The community.
Begryville, Aug. l5. 1912.
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FHiLiDELPnIA, Aug IS, P. 30
There isnot generally much doing 10 esfsin on
Mondays, but today about 5000 bushels wheat
which arrived on Saturday sold At 1903 los
cents per bqshel-it wss good article ef Penn
sylvahia red Wheat. The recei3ss IL Fionr
barely keep pace with The home consumption,
otherwise lie price wouIdigo down 70 IS x5.p5
Tor fresh erpund, at which rate if wll sdoubilY.s
be before the week is out!
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THE Lkw1sBuRc tON1gxTIoN.

We hare lhe proceedings Of the 6rs.
I day. Mepdsy August the lst. II con-
sisls Of Delegates appointed BY the Git.
Ridge. Weksye no room At present for
the details On melien Of Me. B. II.
! SmiIh 81 Khnapls. Mr. Charles'A. Stew
artn| GreeabIier vas sppoinied President
PRO ten. Add E. B. Bailey Secretary pro
lem. 90 motion Of ME. d. W. Paties0n
oi Augusta, call Of tsIs -c6t1iies West
81 The Bloc Ridge vas made. and there
appeared z Delegates from Harrison
county 4 from MononeaIia--2 irom
ohio-3 from Monigomery-3irom Ca
bell--2 from Mercer fsllernaiesl &c from
Kanawha--l from Logan (sliernatel-1S
from Greenbrier-5 from Monroe from
AlIeghany-3 from Fayette-i from RAN
dolphzSl from Wooe-2 from Wythe-2
frog1 Mason-l from Jackaon-4 from
Page faiteruales) - Eron .Augusia-2
from Wayne fsIierna.es.. -
On motion 81 Mr. George Lee Of
Harrison. Mr.. Kinney Of AugsAa was
unanimously elected President Of the
Convension. And on moliops Of Messrs.
Smith 81 G.,snd CalWell Of g., MesTs.
Smith Of Harrison and Arbuckle Of
Ereenbrier were unanimously elected
Secretsrist.7
= A letter4ffom Judge Lewis Summers Of
Kanswhs. ADDRESSED ID The President OF
ihe Lewisb1rg Convention. was present.,
ed, read. and laiA on ihs table. Ga mo-
lion OF Mfr. Stewart tof, Greenbriet, a
Committee was appointed 10 draft resolu.
tions suitable for The action Of his Con-
veni;on--and on motion OF Mr.. Kinehe-
loe Of Harrison. the motion being adopt
ed Tor substituting Committee OF NINE
ID lleu-of q Delegate from each county.
the following gentlemen were appointed
by the Committee. Wig: VIM. B. Preston,
b. H. Smiib, Geo. iii Lee. Henry Err
skine, John Everett. ID. MeComas. Allen
lT. G6rerlon, Guy r. e. Allen. and Au,
gastus A. Chapman. Judge Summers
letiefs& as referred TO The committeeman
the ConEeaiion adjourned till next morn
ing, 8 o'clocR..A Richmond Enquirer
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Smit4felq, Chqrlestotbn, qnd Harper
Eerru Turnnike Conlnokll.

Ferry Turnpike Company. ! "
a Tia meeting Of tho Directors Of tie
IA smishield, Charleslown, add Hsrpers-
Ferry Turnpike Company, held o. the Ia,h
install, the following resolutions we're adop,e1 /:
RssOIred, That The Msnsgers OF the GATES Be
Instructed Immediately TO settle and collect all
amounts due. at each Gate,
Rssofred, That the uspge or contracting for
the yearly use Of the road be discontinued. end
all contracts not complied with be annulisd, and
the parties and collectors Notified.
Rs,olrsd, Thatlhs Treasurer procure q sufi-
cient number Of pass tickets, of suitable de-
nominations, to be- sold IN sums between one
dollar and i've. alta discount Of 10 per cent !. 10
sums between fte dollars ard ten, nj a discount
Of twenty per cent and ii eli sums over Ten
dollars al discounted thirty per cent
Rtsoirtdj That the toll ssi4 four Wheel riding
carriages be rsduced from % cents 10 l2I. when
drawn by, two horses; and 10 10 cents when
drawn BY lone horse, al the Two upper gates AID
to half :hat amount al the lower gale.
Aug. Is, 1912. ~
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correspondence or the Free press.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Free Press.
Ha'Yers-f erry,44ag. I, 1912.
Messrs. EniToRs--
WYE have just opened a new supply Of
~ @ 9 d s. sent US BY our interchangeable.
Agent, Mr., u NJ. RoBiNsoN,) from Baltimore.
The quality OF the Goods is unsurpassed in This
STATE We believe fot-ths same prices. Forin.
stance, we sell III
superior "a Bleaehed Shifting, for l2s,
Fine Irish Linens for Is cents,
Ladies city made Slippers for 75c. 81 90. At 9oA.
% Brown Cotton, {.todt) for Is,
81 DO do. l2a, Russia .Sheeting, Ga Linen do.
ia fine brown Muslin 81, He IS
Bonhess ofevery variety, from 37i. toSe,
Ribbons al nearly half price, Pink, Blue, White,
and Straw coIored,
Grape Lace for as cts.
"A French Chntzes only l5s and 90 cents,
Best Orleans Sugar for 6,
Loaf Sugar IA, strong Rio Coffee l2S,
Alispice and Pepper l2a,
superior Sperm oilSl IS, sHs IA
Prime Hams cents, Shoulders Ct, EctEe.
AswekeeP fneassortment of Fancy Goods,
we respectfully solicit call from the Ladies.
Farmers and others will find tito their advaf4
tage TO call and see our Goods before busing
elsewhere. We will sell 90 as fairtsrms as Il
customary, and as.regsrds prices, we pledge
ourselves bel as fowIas any in the eountys
Respectfully yeurs.
a 4 q w HoLLAND.j
Harpers-EefFF Aug a. 1870 II
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a FRIENDLY CALI..-

N, N.GAlllusR will ina few days, pay a
friendly vis, 10 subscribers 10 he ptighSorhPods
81 Brlceiovh Mil Creek, narkssriIIe. Martins
batg, and smiih6eld, with tie hope Of adjusting
Some long slahding balances due the Free Press
ohice. Harves, being over, ills hoped the visit
viii not be deemed IAN upsimelylone.
Aug. III, 1892.
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II e MI O. " a IL.

FNVHR undersigned respectfully informs his
ILL friends and The public. that he has rem@y-
ID his variety atore, and Is nov located oa
High street, in the New Store Room belonging
10 William Anderson, asfew doors from lbs
Posi- Office, and directly opposite George W.
cuishaw's Merchant Tailor Shop. H Is present
esiabishnent is known as
\ Social EeelrsGf, Ne. Il,
where ne keeps constantly on hand a gendrai
assortment Of USEFUL AND FANCY .AR /
TlCLES, together with Fruits, ConfeeiioAdry,
and choice selection Of
Mineral and Vegetable Medictnes3
Amongst the latter Of which stands pre-emiIent
H. v. Andrews, I" Mrium ArcaninmT witch
has been successful IN curing an diseases of theg
stomach, and is The best remedy FOR FeveHand
Agus now known, His prices will be made
no suit tho times as usual+-b1 solieits kisit
from all whe are in search Of cheap articles in
hisSliDe. Come and seq nj at all etents. Az
! amAnot regular physician, make no charge
for lisits-so drop in without fear Of costs
H. v. ANDREWS.
Harpafs.F errtylAur r. 1912
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i We learn tkat b - order frosn IN. tv,r
psparinsss' me shoFs alstIsrpers-Fetry have.
been closed, Iio await, We tuPppss, an approsri-
alton ~ ce1gress Tbs isanotlsr seysss blow
upea he seFkmen, who have DOT been paid az,
Nsges due them later dan FOR de nonik of
Fehrusrv.
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eTLThs Rsv. R:tT. .BESaY 81 Georgetown,
D. O., or the Presbyterian Denomination, viii
preach in the Union Free Church atHsrpers-
Ferry, on the laird Sabbath Of this month, 2lsl
iustsot, At llo'clock, A. M.
Aug. Ii. 1912.
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Fa9IP oTEETIyG-

FoR THE HeSPERs-FERRY SHArIbE, will be
heA On The la1d ofMrs John III Alsiadi, three
mies from Harpers- Ferry, on The 26lh day Of
Algssi. 1870.
All are invited TO attend, faf and near. and
bring as many jients asfvill coveF Ihf entire en-
and bring their tent poles with them
as the proprietor OF the land cannot allow his
lin Der TO be Get Ministers Of the Gospel are
cotdiallg invited 10 attend,
REv x. NJ: LTPSCoME,
EDMUND CHAMBERS,
WA, RICHARDS,
SOLOMON FLEMING,
SAAI'L.. SHEWBRIDGE,
JESSE *BkTEMAN,
NJ MESHAGK KIRBY,
~ HUGH GILLEECE,
GEORGE FERRlLL,
II JOHN II. KING,
/ III COMMITTEE ef .fsrang sntsnisl
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Notifies.

EEeBy Divine permission, sstvice may be
expected in the Presby terisn Church in Charles
town, on Sabbath morning NEXT, al o'clock,
Am. lAIg Is. Il
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fezkCRARLEs B, HARpNe, Eeq. will deliver a
Temperance Address on sunday the sih day or
sepiember next, ats O'Clock, P. NJ. in the
church al Kabletowns By request Of the Shsn-
acadals Iron works Total abstinence Society.
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1NHE snsuing tsrn 10 this Institution viii
- commence On Monday ths 2ad of August
next, and centiaue ava n0nths-TEAcHkz, Mr..
JOHN j. SANguRN.
TUITION:
English Department $50 per cnalra.
Classical mathematical 3Bs do.
Thorough instruction gwen. moi only 10 sAe cir
fsrett branches which Constitute a good comason
edrdatioa, bat also 10 tie Lam and Geek Ian
gssss.. and the higher Ma.hsmatics. 10 any re-
q4ired extent.
Pupils from disiaaes accommodated with
board On reasonabss terms.
N9pe admilled except those who engage to
coniihus from the day of admission I'LL Tie
eiose5pf the session.
For the Trustees,
ANDREW KENNEDY,
Joly 81, 1919. ,SsssiarS.
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NOTICE.

XMAS committed TO the jail ofNFrederifk
w County, On the 9th OF August iustsdt,
as runaway, a Negro MaH. who calls himself
ES+aU LITTLE, be ii about 20 years of age,
5 feel 3 or inches high, dark compile xion. abd
pleasant countenance when spoken to- has a
mark on The left side Of the. forehead, rather
sioiit and wen baSlt. Had on when comnittgd,
a dab cloth frock coat dark eassinet pants, snd
BLACK fur hat and has silver watch with din
heSays be belongs to Mr.. Daniel McPhersos,
who resides near chsrIestowa. Jefferson cppn.
ty,iYal The owner, il aRy, IS heFeby requested
10 come and have him released; he will olhef-
wise b discharged according toIaw.
HENRY HOUCK,
i Sheriff ef Frederick County, Nd.
Aug9.1l. 1912 t-4t
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EYre t10gf0s.s EeescaFel.

m AN AWAY from The subscFibery on the
d 9Th instant, 40 apprentice 10 The Csrpen-
ter Business, named MARX A. CUSTER, =
ged about le years stout and well built. and of
light hair and complexion. Believing that ibis
youth has been enticsd away, shah prosecute
III persons who my harbor or employ him, ID
the utmost rigor Of the law.
BENJAMIN T0MLINSON.
ChaFlesIown, Aug. II, l542. --3is