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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-27
LANCASTER, Aug. %, 1873

LANCASTER, Aug. %, 1913.
State ofthe Crops and Country about Lancaster
Reading and the German Setticrs--C Curious Gus
foms-Hue Swing-Ihe Hauser Fan,ly-Lo-
cal Lows-L,be Salts Pretty Wo,ne,,, &c., &C.
According to my promise, send you again an
epistle of all that found interesting here there,
and every where. You will please follow me
crossing the country from Reading to Lancaster.
The country about here is rich and well cultivated;
and though 1t abounds in corn fields, wheat, rye
and all kinds of vegetables, the absence of fruit
orchards is striking. Those few tire es you observe
here and there are rather diminutIve and of infe
rior quality.
This Is little Germany, but thepeacefu Penn
sylvania Germany I; which has no prince to Its
head or tail; and their fine mansions and
extensive farms show clearly that they can get
better along wItkout them, being their own
soup1otncs on their manor. Every farm L have
found Is settled with Germans, OF which the great
er part very nch The saying Is that a great
many have dug barrels full OF hard specie into the
earlh, where II il likely TO remain till those old
fas hon, patna rchs have died away, and II comes
INTO the hands of their hopeful heirs who no doubt
will find better use Tor 1t Here about are some
districts which called tn bush lands Here
live the most hosplable people on earth; the wea.
~ wanderer is welcome. and takes part Of their
meals and the Oldest daughter goes even so far
as to divide her bed with the stranger. This may
seem incredible; but IT ISL tact and custom winch
Is kept up to this day for which truths pledge
you my word, and il you still doubt il, come here
and c'Dvipce YOURSELF as have. THIS, however,
do not say to throw the least shadow on the
viiiue OF the tar lasses but the contrary-ther
VIM. stands w'thou, repro acb. They hvein their
primitive simplicity and innocence thinking OF no
harm, nor doing any. And mighty good 4 IS nat,
sotsw ~ ever any, oi ourciiy buck travel through
ihis part OF he country, the inhabitants would
soon b. obliged "a change Ibis good old custom TO
another picture, ~ the Berlin gtsssbre""r would
sty. We are now come 10 Luz, Moravlan set
ten ent, md charming place, neat and clean
m tbe cXrmei IN tact, have not seen ~ ace
which is more strkingy pleasing al the first sight
ilan Ills hule village, which effect Will be in
creased w h,itcr acquaintance with its lnhab-
tanrs; and II the Norvians or formerly IIerrnhu-
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IfOn and The 1So,oos

Troy is In complete possession of the Troians
This has been great day for Troy, and for the
hero OF the Trejans, brave as the warke Hector
OF the Had, and more than match for Achilles
the barbarian.
We had fine run up Hudson's Inlet to-day, IN
the superior steamer Aida. Sorry to see that the
steam engine of the Captain Kidd humbug has
ceased to hiss the experiment IN which It was
engaged so long and so auspcio,sly. What eyre
gous stupi ty, to stop the work just as they were
within reach OF thirteen hundred ingots of silver
and gold 1t appeared, also, that the railroad
woikmen who are engaged in chIselling passage
for the Albany line through the Highlands, along
side the river, have spoiled st. Anthony's Nose
that uns aintly nose, the reflection of which was
sufficient to Kill sturgeon. The work OF grad
ing, chisellng, and opening the way through the
heavy section OF the Highlands, begins already to
give promise that the road will be built nor do
we apprehend that, when in operation, it will IN
Jne The steamboats, any more than the business of
the Ere canal has been lessened by the railroad
lines to Buffalo.
The RUNS OF the great fire, along the water side,
in Albany, are still smoking. The destruction of
the buildings within the area of the conhagration,
is as complete as il they had been evelled by the
bombardlng engines OF Gen Scott Yet, with the
night cooperation OF New York, the whole DESC
lated space may be re-occupied with massive
warehouses before the return OF the day of the
disaster. Indeed, VIC expect this to be done.
Arrived In Troy, we found the Troans all In
commotloD, and the little city alive with volunteer
companies, In gay uniforms, and following several
bIass bands, which played away as iercely as If
marching to the assault Of another Moline del Rev.
All the country people were IN town, excepting the
old women and the children, and all the hotels did
great business to-day. Ii was great dav for the
TroJans Senator Breese, most pleasant and in
telhgent travelling companion, found the Troy
House too popuous for prospect of less than
three in bed, and so he passed on to Cohees, or
Cohoes, (Which Is 1t, who knowsO where we
hope he may have some OF those nice blackberries
whch we had Tor supper among the Trojans, at
the lllum House. AT this house, the horses which
Achilles employed In dragging the dead body of
the hero of Troy around the walls of the city
those very horses, more or less, are now engaged
as ATTACHES to the baggage wagon which brings up
the passengers trunks from the steamboat. The
animals are not so fierce as in Homer's time, but
they'll do.
The great occasion of all this glorfca,ion IN
Trey, to-day was the presentation of a sword, bv
the Corporation to GenWoo, as a testimonial of
the pride OF his feOw-citizens, for his good SER
wees III Mexico, especially
"On the field of Angostura
In that hot and bloody Fray
Speaking of Gen. Wool, the old hunkers, we
understand, have 1t in contemplation to make hun
their candidate tor Governor. Let the barnburners
and wings look well to this idea. The DOCTOR
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER IN INDIANA.--On the 9th
mt, four persons were arrested for the Commits
sion of the horrid murder of Louisa wife a. Alfred
Griffin, in Scott county, Indiana, an account Of
which we gave some time since. The names OF
The individuals arrested are Samuel Clark, Wiley
Baker VIM Baker and - B-sson The follow
ing facts, elected on their examination, we copy
ttm the Madison Und) Bannv -
About 3 O'Clock on SUNDAY night the stu mss, ga
nuei lark and William Baker went to Aifreds hose
and ssked " he was there Louiss answered thu he
spd not hurt her or her children. As soon Clark
besid her through the door three tmes
with rine One the balls supposed to IN the arst
tased through h. arm and pc pctratog ioto tho i-
breast lodged in the spine killing her instantaue-
o. tly Clark then broke the door, dragged the
woman by her heels from the bed on which she tay.
ont N he po,c b mud there left her Sire found
In that position In the morning.
Beseop and wiley Baker we're ncqu cd WA Ia
her was permitted 10 become Stste's rvidence ami
lsrh committed to jail to await his trsl at the
u. xt term ~ the Circuit Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-27

COMMENCEMENT At BRUNswIcK.-Thc com
mcncenent Will occur on Wednesday of week
aitti next, the 9th OF September. We ,earn from
the Po,tio.d Adrutiser, that the performances be-
tore The literary societies, will be as fouows:-
Ora'ion before the Peucinian Society, by DIR. Ed
ward I3eecher, OF Boston, on Tuesday afternoon
tefore The Ather aan Society, by Rev. Mr. Fiske,
Of Bath; before the Phi Beta Kappa, by Rev. Mr..
Palu,r of Bath.
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STEAM PACKET SARANAC,
OFF Crown poINT. Aug IL. 1918

OFF GROWN POINT, Aug IL, 1873 {
Trip to WhatehaA- Cwsmy Glance, En- Passant-
Steamboat Comforts.
HO! for trump among the rough places of the
rough county of Essex-not one of your lack
a-daisical, whimsical, nonsensical sentimental
excursions set to moonlight, but bold, rlght-foot-
forward march into the very wds of the north.
ern wilderness! Away goes my crutch out of
the window-charge the broken glass in the bill
my boot goes on easy, and no questions asked.
! am of.
Yes, am off. There is, not hundred miles
from here, trout brook which visit once year.
and which, upon my honor, believe Is not known
to single New Yorker except me, myself And
the tout in that brook-no, the trout out of that
brook, well caught, and we'll dressed, well cooked
and W, II served; and OH how excellently well d.
gested; do well repay pilgrimage, which of IT.
self, is to me most agreeable relief from the
worn out and dusty conventialism of worn out
and dusty world! But the trout brook; watch me
as close as you please, you shall find out nothing
OF It's whereabouts:
ain Troy there lies the scene"
That's all have TO reveal on the subject $50
We are ImproviDg--we Yankees--in the CON-
fort facilities of travelling. Speed and comfort
have been quarreling for the mastery for the last
ten years, and hope soon to see them harmo-
piZe. On my route from New York | found both
'Gid and comfort on board the str amboat Troy,
Capt. Frazer. q vow that will chronicle
THIS, 1or tee grateful on the subJect) The BIRTHS
on board that boat are long and wide, and you
can therein and thereby rest like gentleman
govt and all If you have any bowels of mercy
IN you,put that down. To Saratoga Springs, there
is now comfort" over the Troy road. From
Saratoga to Whitehall, there is nothing but
discomfort ell the way. The road is bad,
and the driving is worse If your driver
wishes to halt, he hslts; he starts and he
stops he comes and he goes, just to suit himself;
you are merely passenger, and be id o you!
Across the lake the boats are capital. The Sa-
ranac, although smaller than some others, has all
The appliances of regular packet ship, and her
commander, Capt. Chapman, knows how to fit
these to the occasion.
But we are passing round the Point. Shade of
old Ethan, greet .ye' 1t was Lord North,
think, who tempted Allen with the whole of Yer
mont il he would desert the fortunes OF his coun-
try, and JON King George. Gle was then prl-
soner IN London.} .Your Offer" replied Ethan,
'.'Puts me IN mind Of what parsonage, not in
deed so famous as your lordshIp, offered to per-
sonage the moet remarkable the world has known,
in which all the Kingdoms of the earth were to
he made over upon one condition-and all the
while" continued Ethan, apparently waxing
VAIN at the outrage) sand all the while the mis-
cradle skunk who made the offer, did not own
square foot OF the territory" SHANDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-27

WATER WoEK CKLEBRArIoN-W hear that the
Ig,b al October the day fixed upon for the ccle-
biut,on Of the introduction of Long Pond Water
INTO Boston, and that me asprcs are already pro-
sess 10 renoer the occasion worthy OF the event to
he eel, Lrafed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-27

Nous FUNDS AT n meeting If Inshmen, IN
Haliax, last week, about $1,000 were r,isrd tor
tic cause Of ireland. The Henax pspen state
,as he PROVINCES are 10 BIZ canvsssed for further
supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-27

FIRE IN WINDSOR, VT.-Last evening, about 8
O'Clock, fine broke out in the heart of our VII
lsge, which, IN one short hour, destroyed SIX ten
ements on Main street, nearly opposite the Wind
as stables and for the storage Of heavy goods -
Commencing with the tenement opposite the
Windsor House, temporarily occupied by the
Ascu'ney Bank, and proceeding south Merrl-
field, bo' kbinder and bookseller, D Read & Co,
nerfhnnts, j. f. Wan, tailor, Mr. Boynron s
grocery and bowling alley, and Hubbard 81 White,
merch onts, are burnt--ihe fire having been con-
qutred in that direction ut the store of s. Ward
ner q Son. All the buildings back of these. to-
gelher with the stables Of the Constitution House,
are destroyed. Loss estimated at five or six
thousand dollars, mostly insured. - JV,adsor let
ter Avg 22.
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The DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN AUBuRN.-One of the
most destructive fires which has visited our city
Tor several years past occurred this morning. 1t
broke out IN a room over the book store of Henry
c. Hail. and G. N. futile, patent medicine agency,
destroying the entire building, and also consuming
the next building east, occupied by Ashae g. Nun.
ger as grocery store, and burning to the ground
The extensive book bndery, bookstore and pub
hshipg establishment of Derby, Miller ~ Co.
The fire also communicated to the next
building west of Mr.. Halls, occupied below
by Chapel IL Sltiser, and the post office. The
root and second story of this building were
entirely burnt. Derby, Miller IL Co. succeeded in
removing most, il not all, Of their books and pa
pers ON the first floor. But all their book binding
appsi atus, stock, printed sheets, &c, were con.
sumed. Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Tutle also removed
nearly nll their stock, as did Mr.. Munger and
Chaype ~ Sittser. without serious damage from
the fire The Nem Era printing establishment
must nave engready damaged, as the third story,
! wncn was their power press and many other
T,qnling materials, was nearly burnt out The
whole loss by fire does not probably fall
short OF $50 00O and may reach $25, nearly all
insured But for tn miserable condition of the
hose, the fire could have been arrested In ten
minutes after being discovered, with not hum
bred dollars damage. Ii burst every five minutes,
however antlthus precious time, as well as pre-
cious water. was lost. There was water enough
wasted by the bursting and leaking of the hose TO
have flos,ed small navy, but it could not be got
to The fire in time 10 cheek It's extensive damage.
-.Apbwn Daily Adverf,sev, dug o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
CT T y Il o EI77
RICHMOND. VA.

II ~ y s1Ilt1a t4Ia
His new and large estabIishnest wa a.
e1 Dy the subscribers In Decemher ~.
~. no. vim ne aesi.iaice Of Mr. Ramsey. lac az
iongrled and well known Propriesor e ~ -.
mcrs Hotel IN Fredericksburr are DOOR =
aey0e their undivided attention to he com M
s ana convenience Of their patrons. The Honss
sasled U ne centre Of de City On he eTound
lllsiy covered By the noted sOld Ben Tsts-.. >
anl = handspmely provided viii flrnitnre =,
nIsly new, With sober civil and attentive 1890.
~ ana servanfs and with reasonable shayr 81
~ patronage Of the senior partners nurneTons
sna extensive list Of old friends and acons;as
snces, and with three years erner;e,s. \.
ne.nne o,ook Hotel Petersburg, Va. thinlr thev
- supply an equivalent for any favor besiowed
I, ,nd men "a Stable wen formed and provided
lnoer ne management Of Mr.. VIM. 6. w. = i
.ii.ched % The house, q aconvenien, s;.poe.l.
- Being himseifihe proprietor, peIsons arriv5
ng with their own horses nav 6 asanr.d ~
pod attention for them. = e'uieo o
Richmond, April . laf7E1v oo4s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
SAMUEL B. ALLEMONG.
Produce aud General Commissleu
1 MEROW ANroa 4 4

AZ procured the Ware Rooms la,els' 80. -.
plea by him, under the dwelling az Mr.
sene q Woods, IN CharlestowI 6r he =. ,,ss.s
q receiving all kinds 81 Produce ana Afpt.f
seilo commission He respecfflIv -
,lsIs consignmenis of the Farmers Nf;IIS,y
md Maryland. -''' = y irsinia
~ All goods stored with me 10 sen ,r,,ir <.
old strictly for cash; and as Soon a ~ e
ny pan + sold, die cash win IS naid over =, III
'wnef. Il sight = ~ 3, y 8 s. " tne
Jan =, lSl8 srH - ?. u. Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
Rich Dies Goods

ME- have received aIhoice assortment Of
,, ~, Ladies' dress GHs, embracing black
SuK Of superior Lnstre. tancy do, Plain, plaid
sno Inquired Berages, Sin Tissues French and
English Lawns and ,Chnzes English, Scotch,
a, Manchester Ginghsns, enbroidered Grape,
ihioet and other Shaws linen Uambric, Hand
kerenieis. Md Gloves Silk alt Cotton Hosiery,
WIN general variety Of erylesirable Goods,
which We would be pleased q DIV 10 the Ladies
and pledge ourselves 10 sen Inn al the lowest
possible prices. CRAM a S4DIFR
April 81. 1919. ...,.s4 - ~ :. -
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FOUNTAIN H0TEI..
lii Sia'i ssr ps,.i.iI'I S.. i; y.

Ihs W." TrsT9,, and Aein Merchl1ts' and
Inc undersigned having o6sai5ed ~
ynuol Of his weiilnown Hotel Ia q
mace very extensive addifiSne. -, -.
whereby be Is now e,a Ma y, -. -
I 2,,ooaIe ms guests with comfor,S M $500
en- nos g De surpassed ~ any H5ass 4; ~ ~.
M e hopes 70 continue % receive he -.
,is~zS Ia aas heretofore been 50 lIbefaITy e.
Iriends. a., W III establishment, assuring his
nsed g render - H. e.efl,ons shall always be
s R,l,;,,.,.,..... r. THURSToN.
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To the GenIe,,

WOULD ask the atienli ihe Gentlemen
4 % my extensive supply obs. cassineres,
.hestlpgS Tyeeds, CashmeI Linens, Drill-
MS. &C., &c. with every N al Goods Isl
.neir use. Ineyer had 50 gr.yarietv y Offer.
ana q Prices sckici aoiH asisai. 1 hooe those
Hn9 wish 70 buy, win exai nv siok, as Il
Y VI not only afford me grteas1re d show
mem, oas Ny mi Ind u g1cb til;r interest.
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or any oiher article rsining % this line.-
The qualify and price & n2t b sotpessel 81
any olher aDlls.me1, tn,s 1. secll9n 2. ne
country An ARTICLES II delivered Eiib9nt
Goa % The purchase, u ies rlsk q sns Ma
'.->-- e r.c<nectfullv tited. n-seE z
= -; Shob q Alaintel sdj6ining he c.
b;6ss Feclory q he n S,arfy Ddoppouits
e sc Esli Aprl s.s-em, 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

a. edt1.1ibet hzviut IN appointed 49,,
ANr ~ Ppm hfniaiI IRE Inonrsnce Co..
~ e fhiIe1slphi, & nov PREPARED IS recriTe
.le4tonsi6f Insurance 81 li.~s n /. =, ~.
:. - sTslen, Niltont liability we've. herouS
80 2. Prem'pms All profs 81 he Com
"a N'4 dIxlcd annually 11ionr ~ InsI,fsS =
-. -. lNns - q ~ 11R1lerIr]3 Srni.e.-
1Nai'T ornnnnnllI. n ene ksIf ID ~ nr-,,ir,,
Doe q u mohlS Ihdiyidnsl{ IN. ~ n.
mn Company become members a. lhe r.orsov =.
uon and vote for Trustees.
p Nlz1n - Premium wilh I fuil n,rtici,af;,,
y ile rfpaA ne e low a. any o,her InS,it1t;o.
:. ilis country and ioWet than any ofihe EncI;sh
h. ;. sz,es NI.h only poslion q the profi.---
z. tHN en1jeef not generally understood. 4 |
.-ke lLok.dtq myseIf with large ndmbcf of |
- lp1r q operation adraniaec.. ssletv IA N. /
md rules Of premium, which win be /
9 Llni.1 toAny one who nav Eel snv n.
'srest o he subject
Jannary y Igis q, A''e.' :. MiLifh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

- a, DEF from fl|>criber, about Tie iirst
al e March last u ALBERT J viii
pay 4 reward e $40 sp2rshss. siou q =
- go SIs rEfar1 ii = lzteA ID a adjoii-
- c51nry AI1srt ,ov. Ee'l set na1,
5'se'- has ! god y n. a1t : very i1,rIIi-
Lznehbn.g "A. .sslI
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ID 49, - II I'll 1Sss "a -
81 z Co, from Bal,imore re.p.e,f.,I,
annonnce 70 the citizens Of CbarI.s,o-,
rSsesls Public generallg, ihai they have onened !
Slesni1R Emporium il the Store Room N Ws;r
49, sfme1Iy occupied by Mi! 5. n. Aljenan-
whs5s ,esy Nill e spps.siily supplied win
hEADHMADEJ GL0THfVG z
eEekE descriptions as coa,s c,o.L.
Vests &c. together viii Has Sars
49,. shess Sc They afe also supplied Nh, i
Lcs'esf md Hair Trunk, Carpet Baes I'm IN
SsII.a 1ioyes, Shocks, Scarfs, cfavats Sh;r.s
80 seso% q gelars Drawers HandksrehIels Com
80 g. &C. ~ aezls $50 -
tfaylnE wholesale establishment a. p.I,s
y smorasing 81 The articles here emu uleraied
az y. - ao.ed. - comgese win, and UNDFR!
any Other estasifshmenl come FINN rs.,
3aenef 4 mZy nd would assure he pe 81, ~ ~
ssns 2 t14i gfeaser BARGAINS were newer
me. VIZ attheir esiablishmcni - = - =
e ns g,ea, sayi,E q purchasers win be mani
rs shat they VIII ssll every hing n t,e;r I'M 70
elsewhere. Ieu lgSeref
Charissiovn, March /. lsis - 2 2 ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

sEEE sun.c /. 'nFN 1nTloIslo purchase any
Number ofbushels of Wheat and Corn, for
Nalchthel VIII pay he hitkesf cash price On de-
81 8 ~ 1anm1ln nrrfer II tbeE. glIill
-; :. 49, s's's look % your interests,
md eixt - I call before you dispose Of your
r.oa,'o1. - y M Ha&'VsW. MOORE
s GA Enmace JcIerson Cos Va Lar aax {
- q a@@w Feb. IS, lei7- ~ s. ;til4sf s.
s kTr Piaisicr, Salt Fish. Tar &ca always Or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28
Goal NtOvcs,

vTyHE attention OF those in want of COAL
lII STOVES is invited 70 theimproyed kind
thai Is now being manufactured at the Harpers-
Ferry Boundary, which consists OF fve different
49, suitable for OficeS Shops, Stores. Church.
~. a.. Also on hand, Hot Air Coakiag Sores,
which will be delivered and set up in any section
q The country tkey may Be wanted.a tJ1N
WANTEh.-A large quantity, Of Old Copper
and Brass, and old Cast and Wrought Iron which
wiIi Be taken IN exchange, at ahe highest Rrice
fof any thing in my line; $3.50
L. r.. Mo-. laA6L..e - 4 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

Il are requested BY the School Comrnissioner,
of Jefferson County, for competent persons to b
50 engaged. Il Is supposed that employment n
that capacity can Be obtained BY ten or twelve
qualified persons 8 esks ~ s45ss.4sssss ssh
Application to be made at an early day to the
undersigned, as Clerk of the Board, at Charles
town. w. c. W0RTHINGTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

NE subscriber has paid Iciai aitentidl to
Black GOODS, and IS issN in s,fe.
.le oest assortment Of The ficl and finest Gois
q ms .ind, comprising eps1hing iI,he m
krt, which he viii sell low.
April 81. p. MILLER. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

GtOMBS. Tuck, Crooked, Dressing &C I3Ih
" Hair and Tooth Brushes, which vim sel
low for cash. THoS. RAWLINS..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-04-28

ID fAs az 1issii. ssiILiSEsY hon
Baltimore, cmhfacinRn faricly e Fashionable
styles Of Bonnesk ni5ba1h Flower, ard Trim-
mings generally. which have been judiciously
purchased, and uIIl be sid At moderate profts
From her long experiences b. bnsinessshe aaiiers
patrons, and would invite one and all 70 examine
her stock hsi6fe thev:snpply themselves
Bleaching and al 6i1ds II Repairing done as
heretofore, at her old stand.
Charleslown. kpril II. iSI0
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Cash for Negroes,

4 st1E subscriber i anxidns % pufchs.. !. 49,.
"a. number Of Negroes, of both se1es so,,nj u
Nksy Persons having Neproer 81 disr~s ~ ~
fore sellii{p heir interest 70 give him : crlI i
prices. - nzx tie ps,T kisAe,l,.,r,vt,
Hecan beseep al ne Berkeley "A M =,
iiasRaf, dshlllsa y 4 A e u - Is -
NJ 5s;ldence n Gharl4-tp him win be promptly
..1e,it,,I,si ma i ] I'll 70 6rEus VIM CROW. 4 4
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School Commissioners EIection,

TINE School Commissioners Of Jefferson coun-
y, Al meeting held on The 14ih inst, laid
on . new Disuict, as No. q, within the bori-
diaries following. VIZ :-a Beginning at point 10
the Berkeley county line opposite the spring Of
Mrs. Nancy Turner. thence with said line 10 the
Potomac river, thence with said river TO he
thence IN line including the farm Of Thomas
James, Heirs to the heginping.s An election
for Commissioner b. fhe Disirict win Be held al
The house Of @ j Chaplain, % the 29th day II
April (Satuuday,) under he superintendent Of
Messrs Henry Shepherd, ID. Eansant, and g.
y. Chaplain. any one pc whom may act; tire re-
suit Of The eleclion and d. polls Be certified %
! Apriiai. wa 3. woRTHNGToN