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and consists Of seven hundred ar more living he
tween james river and Black Water creek. (Which
forms one Of the present boundaries If tha town. aud
twnlsands In the river running parallel with the main
halg OF lie Lanl-ihe one continuing abu ihittY. and
the other between sixty aud seventy acres -Four han
drrd and sixty nj The Tract are cleared and in cu
gati1nihe balance is in woods and ar5e pufiian Of
il heavily tRbared OF the cleared Land one hundred
AMI fifteen acres (aensve of the Islands, are James
River Low Crumbs, equal in nr1ducliyrness is be-
leged, to any the river The portion of the high
lands in cultivation is well adapted Ia the growth
e'the different staples and is rapidly improving.
/ 1fst The DWELLING HOUSE is large and a
ILL., commodous brick building with eight rooms a.
beye stairs, aud convenient cellars beneath The Our
Houses belonging to the Dwelling are well luraie1 Of
substantial materials and in Qnnd repair The place has
On it an OyerseeIs House, Barn, aud all the necessary
! Farm Houses.
There Is also m the premises in immediate proximity
to the town, Warehouse formerly used for the inspec-
ton OF Iobaceo. which, with SLIGHT repairs might
be placed in condition suitable for the same purpose
The frlcl admits Of being divided into three or four
traets each having fair portion Of woods and eulliya-
| ted land
The place will be sold entire in two or m9re Trlcs.
or it will be divided into small parcels or las. h suit
the views Of persons wishing purchase. The Islands
will also be sold separately. if desired.
minute description Of the place is decmed uuneccs-
slry, as those who wish 10 pnrahase, vii, doubt,
/ make enquiry and examination far themselves
The terms will be made known en- application 10 the
subscriber or to J. r. d. Payne The place will be
shown 10 such may wish purchase by The sabscr-
bor or the manager, MIR, p. II. Ryan, residing on the
farm
fthe tract is sold entire possession will be given the
18th of November next and crop Of wheat seededor
the purchase Should any desire to purchase snail par
GELS or lots, they obtain possession al once.
WM. DANIEL, Jr.
II private sale of the above property is not effected
before the 9Th June next, il will on that day be offered
for sale at public auction The has been accurate
" surveyed and divided into several parcels which will
be offered separately. The sale Will be made the
premises in front Of the Dwelling House. and will be
conducted by John r. d. Payne-with whom plats of
survey have been el for the Inspections of persons des
! ring to purchase. w. d.. Jr.
! April n wll3June
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GE4EsEGF1tqs ~ FBsE7g Or
Ga1k.Ei1s4tEA.

For restoring The Hair and preumtipg il from faHing
on.
II Wis preparation vii not only loep The hair from
Il falling nut, hut elll increase the growth in won
dot(n manner 1t will keep the hair perfectly soft
and glas7y-and always smooth and Of brilliant color
making the eoarses, digest hair eoil and smo H. The
reputation ard value OF the article have induced per-
sons tnge up limitations Of Of no value entirely worth
lesspamiag them of sn the public genuine hair re-
sorefs, when is generally lsown that this is the only
article, that will insure fal head Of hair the person
using II.
Sold wholes7le and retail by Coms,oek & CO., q
eoIsnd st, n y and by j5hn IL Scoy, Lynehbufg,
asd kabler 4 Speeee. New London.
Jan. 80 oaf I'm
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April 81
.E'F3Fge ,FFsFREgssE.

WYE HAVE ius orene1 variety of TA-TT
w X04TA8Tag JEggEERY ATD
PArg3E hEa1IG5EIIS among them are superb
Pink, loraz Hreasipns and Finger Rings; Gold Neck
lace and Bracelets new and fashionable style of Ear
Rings.
A beautiful assortment of Berlin Iron G,ods consist
ing Of Bracelets, Necklace, Brcasipius and Guard
Chains.
We have also pattern Silver plated and Britain
MIA Coffee and Tea setls plated Candleseks Shutters
and Trays.
Our assortment of Gold and Silver Watchesis worthy
the attention Of all who wish to purchase-and at one
half the cost of former days.
We are manufacturing to order, Silver Table and
lea Spoons and anxious 10 repair at reduced prices,
all, and every description Of Watches and Iewelry.
w solicit continuance OF patronage. with assurance
that every effort capable of eXerne will be put
forth in order 10 please. WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
Dec II Is
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Tg @ OLA BINDING

" shE subscriber. still continues. at his old saod d.
= recly opposite the Police Office, Lyncbhurq, to
execute all orders in the line of his business entrusted
10 his care.
Merchants Account Books, Clerks Records s, Sher.
III Execution and Tax books. kept constantly on hand
"i his own manufacture, made to order Of the best
materials, and in the most durable style of workman
ship.
Old Books and Music, bound or re bound. at short po.
tlce, and IN every style Of patera.
HE undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer-
lions 10 give satisfaction to his customers and socits
continuance OF patronage BY permission, he refers to the
following gentlemen. To vii:
Ro6e,i i'asoy, Esq OK. sup, court, Amherst Co.
Sam' N. Garland, Esq" Go. do do do
Ioo. d, Alexander, Esq. " sup. do Camp5oll Co.
Wm. A. Clement, Esq. " co. do do do
Gen. d. Bades. Sun do Irocl,ar,r
Mail Benagh Inst. do d
Messs. Mcdaniel & McCo,klc. Do
" Turner < BurwelI. do
= Lee & Ro7errs (late Roberts & Iec,) do
lie also refers. with ful confidence, to Robert e
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, ana Ferdinand WaI,z. ESD,
'hels,G' }. {. YOUNG.
~" LAT Is
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3,osttsaI.
fin,a he ". I. .Niser
AN ROyEsr TtEI OH rIAx ssEaENsn.

Az OE.kf t+lA&t ssAs0aENtaa
sat an lcur ia-lsy Jrin.s
resa.e the old Broaa si,uana.-.
Where We wee .-heal boyS in oiifine,
Whan u,anl.a5a dream
Tic bfezl is eaal el sith fallen lezscs,
The pond Is lfi,d at1ayi
searce ssees .,ai W would kiaw
The dear old riace t1las.
Thesehoai haase j. iaafe. Iohn
Beneail "a, l,.asf trees
TAn wild n,sc ht the siuiow snlc
NJ moro waves in TIE breeze.
Tic scattered sinncs la5b desela c.
The sol they rested IN
iias pen n'aHshed y = sifalscr lad.
sipcey aad Wsts sone.
Tie ohesnn, tor IS .leaa, -lasn
And WHAT'S sa,aler nav-e
ghe braaea Fraperifa Il our swing
Hangs "a tbs Ntseffa baasi
read o1f ~ the hsf..
Ani fusa ,la5 iathlss
Lad ee aeHcath iiss hollow side.
A We had piled tbea There.
nsaes'h liz gas rsssa tsfs, Jda,
iiaaledfr asf ~ safns.
That tibelti daan Is 900 garl.
Thros as-es from rs swing.
~ fvshas eree H..sr = ti.at,
Tie PeaI j. black asa bare
And MI n haai H1s Ban a aatt
l, Seems las iTuijen tloIc.
ltaak Ire elib'ia3 road. IN,
Tina, wandered up he lia
IT'S dotlsr G,sa Il used 81 ls.
And seems - lare aal ,iii.
The tirds sing 81 opaa fle l#f.tte
Whore eaee Inc sue.t s-afe heas5
nui 90, ,aice 81 human kind,
Whore allogr wolves faag
sat the i,rce. Jeln,
That lies as in ola Tine.
Thai same Aa,fpanae1 IN uHafa1,
1hatNe 'rel So ri to riaA,
AID Thought haa 'cr b. l3f. II iie.
outrlst 20 bad passed 90,
Aud len me counting oa tlss lat
Tic faces ihat aie f5ae.
Not ianr, seei 2oa1 \. Ills IS anw II cons as,f
aud Ter yeoseli, 81 ,l Show tii Have atfo ist
lfae for line nuvff att aiHeH tea-c 4f ans fling
tf,sh. but ais aYefns l,aflel the =ot $50 hs8 O.
lfrfis =.
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Hsr. FenfEncrsfon VVallem

GlR There is in my hands. as executor of Moses Wal
~ den deceased, late Of the county Of Patrick Yirpi
oia the Of one hundred and hty-eght dollars and
fifty cents which, by the will of said NJ Walden de
ceased, am directed 10 nay to you if living if dead ia
the heirs of sad Featherston Walden. Please cnme
forward and receive the same as am DESTROYS 10 close
the affairs of the estate JAMES MARTIN
EXecuforof Moses Walden deed
n. B-My address will be at Gobintown p O. Va.
May w4w
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4 r1.s hsii IN the eiesks ofie Of the o .,t.
pz AH'hsssf on the IN day of April isA5 s'sf 9
oga;o,, fiaintF.
Il'sha haeker, Elisha Greer and Catherine tal,.t
Defendants
Is CHlNcERY
INC defendant Eli-ha Rucker, not having entered l.
ana gwen security according 20 lie sr = 'af
by an nc rules 81 this court, and appearing h.
tory e. ileass That he "a not nhaitaut this 'as
before the fastses the ssi1 court ~ u apfs.f
5ra Monday in Juno next, md answer the psins, on IL
"nd nat eopr # this order he forthwith i1.ai .
months successfully, and posted at the ront - "f tsa
court house eithe county, on some conrt day ' ~
Copy-'ieste
sASIL. NJ. GARLAND e
April II ~ !. &C
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G0E~sToGR & CO.
Concentrated Compound Fluid Eriract Of
.SSAH9AEsBElHA,


%A 1854 L. "A gsBH4HA.
FOR THE CURE
Seroinla, Mereurial and Syphilod
Chronic Rheumatism, Diseases.
General Debility. Bile. from an impure In bit
Cutaneoas Diseases, of body,
Scaly Eruptions OF the Ulceratons Of the Throat
AIan, and Leg,
letter, Pains and Swelling Of the
Pimples Pustnles ofthe Bones,
Face, Liver Affections,
Aud all those diseases arising from impure state of
tho Blood, Exposures and hnprudcucies in
Lite, Excessive Of Mercury, &e.
The great popularity Of Sarsaparilla and its established
oaacy, render it superuous to enter into any omium
oi ~ virtues, or adduce any evidence in its favor
TINS Sarsaparlla IS warranted positively good any
other that can be made at Just half the price Of those
much advertised and strong and in large bottles viz:
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. This artice h cured
Seolua Of 30 years. after the above mentioned articles had
been used IN vain.
sold Wholesale and retail by Comstocl Co.. 81 Cort-
landt St. n : and by John ii. Seay, L,nehburg; and
kabior 3 Specie, New London.
Feb. g oaf i'm
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fKYllE subscriber vii in future eafty IN tie
4 1lD ard shec, sFnn Fssgsfneee,
Ia lac veil kunNn hnnsf, formerly occupied by Messr7
Williams 4 Firur "a Syersraijh shno Main street.
Lfnehburg. Ibanti7 cor the patronage m my custom
efs hcrgai1re, wish continuance Of the same Nv
pfircs will be 10 suit the times.
LARKiS A. WOMACY.
Feb 10 Is
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Dissolution oc 6o-uarf9cv.sg,5,.

ghNiE co>p9lnership baretoafe existing between the
& undersgned. under the style Of Edmond Watson
\ Co., IS his day dissolved by mutual consent The
debts and effects o The concern lave been purchased bv
Mir James NJ. Boyd who intends ia carry on the bnsi
ness himself Al persons indebted To the firms Of Ed.
mond, " atsan y &c, Nm, II. Watson 4 Co and
boyd tlmond y Co, are requested 10 ray To James
NJ. Boyd aoneand all the creditors Of said frts will
apply 10 h.m for payment
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ga.nabie Real E.fase fer sale

TI'IE SJHsIRIjEk oiers IT sale Tie FARM %
which he resides situated In the county Of Camp
bell, immediately above tie OF Lynehbure. The
'I'raHt eantaios
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nv Gnn-e.
HATCHER * CsEgnEa


e 4yF have general assortment ct FAMILY GRO
w CERES which viii be sold low lor cash or in
xchance Tor Country Produce.
JOHN kINNlER s. CO.
March Is
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Teseirn shirrors n rnincco. ttrirs nnd s,c,ns
r iHESURSCRlBER offers his services as reeeiv
L. ing and forwarding AGENT in this city
SAMUEL j. JONES,
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RElFERENlE -

MI IItFll1 I I'd.
NJ. John w. Bagwell I
NJ. james T., Clayton, ra.,,
Mr. David W. Burton, h!oc"ou's'
Col. VIM, T. Smith,
APRIL 6r
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Not liry s.eieh aoai \. ills ifsanwat cons asa
aud Ter youseit, iil show t Have ltfint tle
lae FOR line nuvef ats iaHett t5c f8f ans # l-
tfsish. but this ayetrs beard ae sfl 4
sfFifs 4.
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DfS&GLETFG.8:

fF'lt go partner mp heretofore siIng between We
j atcK \ koeEEa. is Dissolved by mutual cenaen
EARkIN A. N8MAGK,
JAS. y. ROGERS.
Teb. 10 "a
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DAGU1aRzoTxFE rrrxaggusszs.

Isg.2igE.s
FOR SALE " THIS OFFICE.
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SECRET DISEASE
CURED Nv FKOM ] no 3 DAYS

attJE Ed IN FROM TO 3 DAYS or w
Y CHARGE MADE. Apply to DR. JoHNST ON
Of the LOEK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stTF.s,
Two D0oRs from Baltimore street, where may he o."
tanned the speedy remedy for Gononhea, Gleeag
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins, ,at-
feC0ns OF the Kidneys, and very other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation of the raVa-
yes Of this disease, wheA hom neglect to consulta
skliu physician, OF from ignorant ara improper uea'-
ment, the constitutional symptoms make tHefdppeaE-
anCC-tle throat becomes liberated the nose diseas
ed. nocturnal pain, m the head and limbs, dilnness OF
sight, deafness, the bones affected. hlotches on the
head, face ana e&uemitieS. progressing on Whinghf'
u fapdity till at last TIE palate of the mouth is dis
noyed, the bones of the nose decay and fan in; the
rictir of this hord disease become an object Of pit
until the last scene Of The drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurrymg the unhappy patent 10
untimely tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured ny
certain penicous practice may = soon restored to
perfect health by applying to Dr. Johnson, either per
sOnally by letter DR.. j. has seen cases that we're
sufficient 10 appa the heart and harrow up the sou!
of all who not used TO the observation Of such
terrible sights.
Should this mectihe eye of any who are suffering
from The above affection, let them fly immediately TO
Dt. Johnston, who stands ready 10 relieve them and
from his extensive practice III the first Hospitals Of
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure, 10
matter how bad the may be-
1t proper here 70 observe that DIR. JOHNSTON IL
not at present engaged in the practice of medicine
through pecuniary necessity-he having, by the de-
cease of a relative, fallen heir to ortune-but lhr0'
ardent desire To benefit hissufering fellow crGa
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan oil into theB
wounds. and particularly TO relieve those VINO suffer
from a disease for which the world feels no pity
Again il must he remembered that the object OF nf.
Johnston in offering his services for the relief Of the
miseries of mankind, is notthrough pccuniary neces
siy. Hence no charge will in any case be made an
less the PATIENTS cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting, Cataract &c. Also those for Dolumiiy
of The Limb, such as Club Foot, Sc, performed on
the Poor free Of chGrge
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice. on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
{r7-AdvCe to the Poor GRATIS.
All LETTERS must be PAID. fl6
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DAIF4E TO TIE SOUTH.
By TIE B.4Y LINE, C.fGRPING TIE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL.
~ - L L.
rKNHN BALTIMORLA srNANL rs CKNT |

~ iI..t- "a - " - W ~ -
hNir nAhiiNoi< ~ 81 F1hNE T. ~ ~
"a 'oMF2Nf are nhder lle Necessity OF ithh'uHg
u1t patn'e tt'Scho3d rs Stat4 ~ 10" aoNtflSenehl
~ we urea ooHfhcrH MaH h'nc, OF July l9tH; III
"I.a nief so Oxen aiude 10 inc bay Line
HGy stte lhat th's are lie oniS me tlat lsShe
int'V9h ilcKtts 10 weldon and thaFlentou. Ih"@
""c-15 tle nay Llhc uaHv issue through ice.
~, :" w w." nW 1hdilc>"', "nth are c.eeIlME
'espect'M ny tnc wilmington company, as lhey are
Pu nS l1a a paid
|' i 'eS St"'e llint the traVfet gums ~ noufS III
frN'o" v, 'ioSI uat take t's nay Liie. 1"'S u oo
be- a.; G' u"NE'''i 'lnt l5aNtS h'luliltc ~ i'ie
ny Luz Is TWO h"utS aleau AT friefShuIe' iWietc
, ',' iS tonc Wsetntll oi the ERE" 4dG'' Line
'e@ ~, NY =, " H'l,n"'t sh'ile tl"le .,,..,,
~" ",y stalt wa, trt'.erS VINO tahe tneH tnouEh
1 'Cn,t, :" ''est'm loL y save Id it's -
.aEt!nmrJ".9 J ,snr-nS ~ 10y L1 lsSuL HFouEh
,loN - ~ les!o' '' S-l, hg supper l"u3
'nE "u III .iic unts 10 wy Ipiht oGils
Nin's VI 90" o,e! 't 'Ft't ha" As"c; us tf"-
~, ' i''"9. s'p "'i' 90 vi oo''' ieS' Heitl"ic
,', , w. l paw w. Day Llr, H"l o!,s S'Er NV"
Nv ~ WY .1 ~ .,',u "li VI NERVES 'f"'l ioSs Vi
s T., v, @7"s'' ST. "S Ill inc case On TIE
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p p , p pa a. NV Ia az -
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T | NJ E

Tim speeds away-awdy-away;
Another hour-auothar day
Another month--in0ther year
Drop from us like the leaflets scats
Drop like the life blood from our hearts:
Tae rose-b bloom from the cheek departs,
the tresses from the temples fall,
The eye grows dim and strange 20 all.
Fine speeds away-awty-gway:
Like torrent i'll a stormy day,
He undermines the stately tower,
Uproots the tree, and snaps the flower;
And sweeps from our distracted breast
The friends that lovei-the friends that blesscd
And leaves weeping on the shore,
TO which they can return no more.
Time speeds away-away-away
No eagle through the skies Of day,
No wind along the hills can flee
SO swiftly or so smooth as he.
Like fiery stced-frOm stage TO stage
He bears US on-irom youth 10 age;
Then plunges in the fear full sea
Of fath0mIess Eternity.
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BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY

a
,y,s.s s4s,sss.xs EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
2S:E.iss22assfassM POINT COMFORT, CAPE HENRY
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE. By the Baltimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt. COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt. Rus
SELL, leaving Baltimore every FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
P. NJ and return Monday following leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity of goAsg III the Steamer Jcwess
Capt. Sutton, on every Saturday afternoon, eX-
cufsan to Cape Henry, and may be left at Old Point
Comfort, where The Baltimore boat will call for them
on Monday afternoon for Baltimore.
As this excursion is bei elca 10 invalids by get
ting the breeze and advantage Of salt baths,
many who cannot leave home only for a short time,
will find this tiip of much advantage.
{-Passage and fare for the round trip will be made
at a moderate price by applying to
el3tf Il. SHEPHERD, Agent.
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SHORT WEIGHT IN RAsINs. The Boston
Post publishes the following extract of a letter
received per steamer Cambria, by a commercial
house, from George Reed u. S. Consul at
Malaga:-
"Immedately on receipt of your grocers'
and fruterers' resolutions about short weight
in raisns, had them translated and sent to the
Spanish officials, who Immediately had circu-
lars issued and circulated throughout all the
fruit districts. | have sent per schr. Agnes
which vessel touched here from Marseilles for
New York, several copies of the Spanish gov
ernors proclamation; so you may inform your
friends, that their very decided action has met
with respectful attention"
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BURNING WELL. A correspondent of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer gives an account Of a
burning we'll that may be seen at southington
Centre, Trumbull county, Ohio. The well is
81 feet deep, all but "a feet, through sand
stone, quick sand and hard rock, which the
augur used for boring could not penetrate
When it was withdrawn peculiar odor, ac-
companed by rushing sound, was perceived.
Suspecting the presence of infammable gas,
the owner of the we'll lowered lamp into it.
A violent explosion that did some injury to
the bystanders, was the consequence, and gas
still continued to burn. 1t is doubtless carbur-
retted hydrogen.
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NAVAL Court MARITAL. The New York
Courier says Naval Court Martial convened
on Tuesday on board the U. s. ship North Ca
rolna, in harbor. 1t is the same court-Com-
modore Downes, presding-which tried Capt.
Voorhees, OH the second sett of charges prefer
red against him. The sentence and papers
have been sent back to the court for rersiot,
and the court ordered to assemble there instead
of at Washington.
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FOR CHEsTERTOIVN &


4ks.zs,esl5 sazaa CENrREVILLE. The steamer MA
'Srsfzs<9E2R RYLAND will leave Baltimore on eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock. for the above
places, starting from the lower end of Dugans wharf,
and return in the afternoon.
Persons having business in Centrevllle will have
ample time to accomplish ii, and return in the boat
the day. And all persons going over and return
ing the same trip, will only he charged 81.
l.. &. TAYLOR, Master.
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DARING ROBBERY. MIR. George w. Hatch
was attacked by three villains, in West Rox-
bury, Mass, on Friday evening last, terribly
beaten, and robbed of $3.50.
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SEA BATHING.
20 AT DI n POINT COMFORT.

SEA BATHING.
p AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
. u.x.x This well known, delightful and
gS..sspatssssf healthy cstabishmei has been much
s1sz2aasds1M improved by extensive buildings, Bath
House. Sc so as to accommodate large number of
visitors In order TO induce all who disposed to
visit this superior Emporium of Health, and pleasant
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and faIe there and
back, at a very low price by their superior Steamboats,
GEORGIA. Capt. COFFEE, and
HERALD, Capt. RUSSELL,
Leaving Baltimore on alternate days Except Sunday
at 4 O'Clock, 2. NJ; will land and take off passengers
daily at Old Point Comfort, their trips to Norfolk
and back to Baltimore.
Passage and fare to Old Point, only Sc
Passage and fare to Old Point and back to Bait. {
% Return Tickets must be endorsed by the Hotc,
keeper, TO ensure passage up BY either boat.
ie6.d T SHEPPARD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-07

ROBBERY. The jewelry store of Mr.. Joseph
Gilpin, Louisville, Ky, was recently entered
ard robbed of about $500 worth Of jowelry,
silver ware, &c. Two men were apPrehended
charged with the offence.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-07

"REMINISCENCES OF BosroN. In Boston, So
years ago, there were only 7 insurance offices,
and now there are 26; in the same time the
number of physicians have increased from As
to 100; and the surgeon dentists from to S..
We learn these facts from the transcript.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-07

FATAL ACCIDENTS. A young man named
Wilson Warner was killed in Philade Iphia on
Monday by being run over by cart Isaac
Conklin was killed in New York MONDAY
night by falling through hatchway.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-07

to crafty a diseased vanity, violates sacred
ptincipe-and renders man who asplres to
be a gentleman, little better than genteeI
swindler.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-07
Dated, Mercer Jail, August Cd, ls45,

TALBOT COUNTY. The Democrats of this
county have nominated for the House of Del.
egates--Philip F. Thomas, Benjamin Bowde
and Spedden Owen. For Sheriff, N. E. Nj
coils,