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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01

Collector ut Astoria might be instructed TO
withdraw the notice he had served upon the
masters of British merchantmen onthc Pacific
coast. For these interesting facts we are
chiefly indebted to the Washington cores
poudept ofthc Cincinnati Gazette, who goes
ON 10 inform us, further, that MIR. Champion
has recently obeycd the orders of his Gov.
crnmcnt, in good temper but with rather ta't
Language, aud that the whole matter Is now
before the American Secretary of State. lie
also predicts that the American authorities
in Oregon will be fully sustained in the
course they have taken, and that the British
Minister, and not tho Collector at Astoria
will have the privilege of Withdrawing his
complaint. y. ErpreSy. 2 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate Of Samp-
n son B. Mays. deed, are requested to make
payment, and all those having demands against
said estate will present them properly atIestea
according to law.
EVELIN.A v. MAYS, Admx:
April 'm Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
NEWBERRY ADVERTISEMENT.

WE call attention to the advertisement Of
FISHER & AcHEw. The reputation of this firm,
established within the last year or two Mt the
rising town of Newberry, has already become
pretty widely known on this side Of The State.
The general testimony is that they are skiliul:
attentive and liberal dealers.
Itgrisves US lilllc, at times, TO think that our
Saluda friends are beginning to turn their faces
more and more towards the Newbcrry market.
But we can't blame them! for besides the supe.
rior convenience Of trading there, we are told
that i, is getting to be first rate place 10 pur-
chase good articles on good terms. And none,
perhups, have helped more TO bring this state Of
things about than Messrs. FISHER & AGNEw.
But zee their advertisement. 'r''.'''-- ~
Since writing the above, we have received nn
advertisement from u. LEVY, also Of Newberry,
10 which we refer al interested in that trade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01


BURNING OF GEORGIA RAILROAD. CARS
A train of Freight Cars going mp on
Thursday, took fiiea few miles above Stone
Mountain, from thcwoodsi which were burn.
ing. and six;of them were destroyed. Two
of these jlwere selosehCans, filed with dry
goods, which. Were cntireiy'consumed. The
other four were Platform Cars, on one gf
which Was irOn-:-op another, stone; on the
two remaining Cars, ntfe = wagon, .Wliieh
Was saved,, = hogshrad Of melasses, and
some other heavy articles, part Of which
were DESTROYED. ." '''5nr'7'i !s2'5 ',','
In our notice of the fire on the line ofthc
Georgia Railroad. we were in error in stating
that the wood work of the Road was burned
near Bel Air. This occurred . short dis
tallcc below Stone Mountain. The woods
have been on FIRE at several points along the
line of Road, and owing TO the dry weather,
the destruction has been extensive.
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COMM e r CIAL.
Correspondence of the Advertiser.
HAMBURG, Mar. 80, 1852.

Our Cotton Market this week is quite firm
We notice that tho New Orleans market has
Jrurely met the shock and no change in quota
ions. We quote for strictly Fair cts; Mid,
lling G 81 to 9; Ordinary 6 to 6 i-2.
No change in other quotations.
The Spring trade has opened quite briskly.
FIDALGO.
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For Sale

A GOOD set of SURVEYING INSTRU-
n MENTS, nearly new, will be sold low.
Apply at this Oflice.
April IT IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01

eS THE following gentlemen were elected as
Of Temperance, for the ensuing quarter.
Il. II. MINIS, w. P.
JOSEPH ADxEY, w. 4.
W. w. ADAMS, X. 5.
L. Penn, 4. II. $.
Jouy c. MAYsoS, +. S.
SAMUEL BRooKs, Il.
+. l.. SMITH, Z.
WILLIAM WARD, 4. &.
WM. L. PAEMALEE, l. S.
Tnos. \. JOKES: o. S.
Rev y. ALDgIciI, Chaplain.
JAS. Il. SULLIVAN, p. w. =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
To tho Bar ofEdscGefd.

THN HE undersigned, wishing TO commence the
IL work Of rc-arrangng the papers Of tho
Commissioners Office at an early day, :rcqucsts
the several Lawyers at this bar 10 r, nm, at once
all papers, bsl"ngiiig 10 this department, Which
they may have i'll their Offices. :. ~ ~ ...s,.,y7.
:. A.. SlMkINS, c.,E..Er .p,ea.
April,l r-....r,Jl :.s-o ..,.,v-~,,z. II
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Notice.

a DEMONSTRATORS and Guardians, arc
n hereby. notified, and rssussisd e-...,-s,Eks
their annual returns Immediately Punetu:liiy,
in this matter is very necessary ;,s-s,., x
,.yr,, ,. .e,.,.,.gH II. T. WRIGHT, o. E. D1,.
Arrl -. s..r.al ~ = II si,!Esl II ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
SDun Cotton.

TT you wish to buy SPUN COTTON very
J. cheap, this is the place to get it. as large
supply has just been received, which is Offered
for sale cheap for CASH.
G. I. PENN, AGENT.
March Is If Q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01

Besides, there were some grounl.nnls, swec,
potatoes and wutcr.melons.
\ fine profit this upon one old negro and I
horse that did this as extra work.
1850. This year WAS not SO good. rs sthe pre-
ceiing, and corn ran mp to 81 per busllrl.
Gathered irum same land with salnc means Of
cultivation, 3l2 bushels $4,000
1000 lbs. hay and f'ddrr. 1850
ss 10 bushels peas. 1000
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01
MORE GOOD FARMING LIKE TO RE.
:. nhr,

ANOTHER gentleman las rendered into onr
hands an account Of certain farming operations
carried out on his place, as rec0te,i By himself
in his domestic Account Bonk.'tirS . f-i' ~.
Were we not specially enjuined not to give the
name of this successful farmer, we would take
pleasure in making it known. When we say that,
besides being gentleman md farmer, lie is
also. a scholar worthy Of tile appclation, weare
perhaps coming near enough TO the mark to emu.
bic some of our readers to guess the rest. Blu. to
the record.
1919. Had about 90 acres in cultivation, work
ed by one negro, nliddlc.agcd (ncar 5o,l and one
Of my carriage horses:-no manure.
Garh'd 435 bushels of corn. at 80 cts. S2l7.5O
g 12U00 lbs. fodtcrat Is cts. per hun. 5000
90 80 bush. Of peas 81 per bush. 5000
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April !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-01

The California papers state that during
the year 1851, the export of Gold from Cali
fornia amounted TO 1874 ,492,6 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
NOW VERY FAs1pIousi


Mr.. Faulkner and his fellow-seceders say that
they consider Gen. seoa as The farogits candidate
Of the Efrs-seit wing Of the Wing party And
pray gentlemen. Why did you not tell as who Is HE
ya,-s;is candidate pf Marin Van Baren. John van
Buren,, Joha Il f..-,,e Robert Ran,oul, 3. r Ha:-
lett, and other distinguishes rss soilersa + not
Fnaakiia Pierce sustained BY these gentlemen - -
And would il be fair 10 question lis orthodoxy on
that account
n Il wontdo. gen,iemen-l veil Is too gimsy.-
Hundreds and thousands Of people have observed
'te tendency Of your feelings for years rast, and
Sc now thai you have al last been afforded AZ op-
porunity y go over. horse. foot and dragoOns' =
Peace bemilh yef We are rather inclined 10 think
thar the ihlomitable Wing Parry, whose nag has
anlteFsd Eaily 10 the 6allls and lhe breeze even
when Jaeksopism ragged most violently, can With
stand The shock q your exit. Feeble minds ALWAYS
yield eventually % he ,enPsaiioas of majority.
Go. gentlemen 90 % peace sosnd Your I'm
ifglsssrsis for Ihs sses:acIacy. Ezra your reward
as speedy as possible. s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
OVER ATLAsr.


~. s Z FArrEsra, .-.,ative fres. rs ,n-
-. pl,.rc'' a' ae Al last an, may God gran,
Al ~ss ..yersace! His reasons arc 50 franspaseai
- he cannot decisive any one IN Ills section, lie Ia,
bcca preparing himself for The slmersst ever s;ncs
his election and his present attempt at deception win
not avail him heEeabOnts, with either party Soon after
his election writer in The Winchester signed
Justice announced, BY aatherty. that MI r. VOL
support all the d The Democratic party, and
sa aaas1 ssal hey sss i sAs RsEss i'll qalx
tbe cf such character as to cause no regret for his TIL
'uphant success in the late contcsto This has been
verified 70 the letter, al bis aets viii show We
eoaesdc 70 him the right to shange his course should he
deem to do -. but when truth IS defiance ii as
signing reasons fer doing ,re wiz not hesitate 10 in
form readers Mr. r has 1ever contradicted the ar
ticle signed Justice notwithstanding its insertion in
every loccfoco paper in M fct besides Others in
the State. sl
true, when published the article BY request
he did inqaine By whom requested bat when we inter
rogaed him tethe extent his orsd 10 Jus
tiers representation he wouidnot coadcsccnd II
Us.
Iteaa be proven, IL Necessary that he has long since
determined not 70 act with the whig party
We can assure him however. that notwithstanding
the eagencss with shich the locofocos embrace con
verts, that the Democrats win give him any other
than atsback seat. They know him. and win not trust
him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

The mortal remains Of the illustrious HESRy CLAY,
have been conveyed their last resting place in Ken
tacky. The impressive ceremonies observed by the
people on The entire route, exceeded any thing which
has ever occurred ii this country We could fill our en-
tire aer ith the accounts Of the proceeding manifest
ed the OCCASION but have not we regret the space to
do 81. ~
In the procession at New York, many associations Of
various kinds turned out with appropriate cmblems Of
sorrow. Among the various touching inscriptions no
ticeable along the route was the following:
Dust may return to dust but Clay is immortal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

Tribute of Respect TO Hon. Henry Clay.
AT meeting The citizens Of jefferson Coun-
aty, convened at the Court.lIoase in Clsiles.
town, on Friday, July ID, for the purpose Of
adopting some suitable arrangements by which
10 pay appropriate tribute TO The lamented de-
ceased, the Hon. IIEsRY CLAY.
Ca motion, ANDREW HUNTER, Esq. was
called 10 the Chairand ]. ". BELLER and Il. N.
G4LLAHE. appointed Secretaries. The Presi-
dent, on iskiag the Chair, announced, in few
bref. eloquent and feeling retnarkssthe object o!
tie meeting. @ o. 5 !.
On motion Of Captsin G. W. Sapping,on. !, was
Resolred, That Cummilteeof nine be appoint
ID, who shall have in charge eil Ihe preliminary
arrangements proper ID q betting testimonial of
respect to the life and eminent public services Of
that pure patriot and ncorruptible statesman, the
H IN IIEykY CLAY. The ialiowiHg gentlemen
we're appointed said Commistse viz:
G. W. sappington, Jas. W. BelIer,
Jas. D.. Gibson Geo B Beall,
Andrew Kennedy. John Avis. Jr.,
II. II. G=llaher, Reht. w. Bag Ieg,
VIM. G. %srihiHgtsn. 81
On motion, the Chairman Of the meeting Az
DREW fIukTER, Esq was added % the aboie
committee. sEixei fsaafs 1a5 g4nsa4e1k. .
On motion, the proceedings were ordered 10 De
published ia the ne rvs papers Of he 70 An. with a
reouesl tbatiIss Shepherdsiown Re- gisier, and The
Daicss Of Der Erley. Ifederick, ard Eoudonn coas-
iy Is requested 10 copy. Ass1 fsaH sazHss
On motion, de needing adjanEned. hlge
go Isl ANDREW HUNTER Cha
JAngs ", BELLsE,i Secretaries.
H. n GALLAHEE, Il - - No. sf1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
MORE or THE RESULTS.

The following, which We cory from the Rich
nond Republican q Friday last gives another ey-
idenee Of The result Of Governor joe Johnson's
higher law doctrine: -
A DASoERors NEGRo We learned on the
street yesterday morning, that negro fellow own
ed By Mr. Eigon and employed in his tobacco fac
terys made desperate resistance 10 his master and
The overseeTs, when he was about being chastised
for improper conduct, and attempted 10 ise spade
on the whole party Fortunately he was finally cap
5ure1, after great struggle, without doing any
serious injury. and lodged in Jail, as we suppose,
for sale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN MARKET.

We desire to call atentiui to the advertiscmcntofhc
sale Of valuable lots Of Land, belonging to the United
States, at Harpers Ferry II will be seen that the land
including buildings thereon, viii be sold in such parcels
will suit the most humble Of citizens and enable
hem to get homes suit themselves The sale Of this
property win make this county Of The most flourish
ing II tr ssate. From iz,D 900 arc monthly paid
ont from Uncle Sams golfers which Is no little item
III he resources Of the county Itwii enable the oper
alives to locate themselves according to their own nc
tionsl without restraint To capitalists the opening fer
speculation one of The best ever offered in Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
Died


8 AT Staunton, Virginia, June 10Th, Miss ELIZABETH
a. SUTHERLAND, formerly resident Of Lsesbarg,
in the 47tl year Of her age. sasa
AT the residence Of her father, Waterford, in
I,udo. county, on Friday, the 18th Of JHae, ateT
Illness Of some eight weeks, SARAH rs daughter OF
Samuel and Martha Paxson.
Ia Mzrtinssarg, as the "a instant, Mr., JESSE HAY
DEN, ia the I'D yeaT Of his age
Oh Tuesday, the 4th Of May. Mrs. SUSANNAII
cox. IL tbe 56h year Of her age, wife Of Mr., James
Cox, Of Hcdgesv dle-
% Inc 5th of May, Mrs. EI.yIRA ROBINS, wife Of
he Iae Join T. Robins in the Goth year Of her age
dsurhteF Of the late Josiah Hedges near Hegevilie
t, The ooh uitao al AIiddetowu, Frederick county,
= = = Sinai ELF ABEfH BANNER, aged 20 years,
mon,hs aid days eldest daughter Of Mr.. Jae1b s..
Dziicf
OBITUARY.
Died 81 die Goth uIfimo at MiddIcway. jefferson
eounfy Yireinia, Mrs. FANNFx FARNSW0RTH,
consort ef NJ Henry s. Farnswofth IN the 10Th ycas
of her age 50 suddenly she called away that i Is
even vet difficult for realize that neghbo and
friend ss zone never more 10 be seen On earth 1nsidi-
o death Eas claimed for is victim an aieclienafe Wits
and tender mother but comforting to- know that
nc did not tread the dark valley alone She had been
member Il the Presbyterian Church several years
70 those who stood around her dying bed she gave evil
ence rzs 1crfsf ia Christ arm and that her soul
was resigned to HIS VIZ. s-
= Peaceful be thy siIcnt sfns.5srs,
"a 4 Peaeefnf in the grave 50 low
Free from the tolls and cares az carfh rest thee IN Inv
= lrons home. May those Il thy loved ones who ~
main behind 30 finish their pzFlmagc On earth as Il
meet sLee u hearenz a FhsEsD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

Tbs sest,a 1niIal c1nmenessnelt Il he lnsttptio1
took plies o. fEida last large sniience witnessed
the Interesting exefears Il he Isl q sssdnzs<s Nc
nes;er ths nznss y Miss Arelxp& B4nHEs ard MIS-
S&atn cksTEt NrEss, * this epiafy. Ms Bnrncs
lclrfre Al ai1ss< plca tn .Isnsbse a. christ;-si
ty,'zsshi Miss Myers nPur sDis;;s<a;shtd Women
he Rsmsss spsEs stass int tic konprs xere
soaisfEed upon sIi.s ~. Who alss rsesissa hsss;yc
slssf medal tkr fssiasoa S ntler he direction *
N d Rspels, a. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08

s-Yr The Martinsburg Republican, Il reference
% The position which Mr.. Faulknef the Represen-
taiEe in Congress from this District, is likely to
assume in the next Presidential contest, says il
learns from an undoubted source in Washington,
ihathe repudates Scott and will support Pierce and
King. The same paper s ates that John B. Hoge.
Esqa The snb,eleetor Tor Berkeley has seat in his
resignation As in Berkeley, 50 in Jefferson and
every other section Of the country from which we
have any accounts, = boilers, are numerous, and
ven friends barely acquiescentn
/ I'VE clip The above from the SPIRIT The course
OF MI. FAuLsSER has not come upon Us nnexpec:-
eddy. He has been anxiously waiting the moment
when the final leap could be taken. So lar as We
know be has moi, ina single instance, voted with
The Whig party 90 any political question since be
has been member Of Cong ress. In regard to the
course Of Mr.. HoGe, we know nothing He is a
young gentleman Of talent; bur if he has taken the
position assumed above, we doubt lot he viii have
occasion, should be live political life as long as
We have, % attribute his course as one Of the re-
suits s youthful iadiserctioa.n
We can assure our Wing friends every where,
that boilers are mol numerous" and that for ev,
cry one boitern ITO will take his place We kno,r
what we ASSERT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
SKETCHES OF ACTS,

ioaf ncghbor d the p1f acknowledge the receipt,
tby" as he says "thc hands Of our Delegate JoHs r.
GIBsoS, Esq, sketch of the Acts and Joint Resolr
tios passed At the last session Of the General Assem-
s'bly of Virginia. 2
Jefferson county having been represented, in the As
scmbly Il 70 gh the beralt ofthe Wing party, by two
loc fos, cannot promise readers sketches of the
laws from that sourcs, not having Lecn favored wi
copy from either Of the Democratic repTeseaatipes.
But we viii endcayor, however, to procure copy,
and readers shall be apprizcd Of every matter Of
interest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08


pssyeas q mistake ssd1alsapPss We, he
fn<4bers 81 CengFeks. e5cpt this methed Of
iolat stotecnf ttnehlss rspee tive
~ @ al who may tkc interest N the subject
Presidency he now siaads before the AmeEieaa pec-
Pc. ior thR l6loNine ainonsttother neaeons:
taatsif rsinsed y - the TINS q his nosaina:
'...-S.. & lkeia>tf - IOWA = the Compfonise;
~ Ier-. sat ID which with - : : qasst
t..' aneEAt No has he SINCE his
n.sasusss iinal slusiasnl q he isaes aeaatroves
!, se he rs.olsioas 8, sAs cppssn,ioa nat aosai.
.oa ase. - but ea ssosi, 4 ~ letter u acc s-
1nee Which contains all that have from him on that
nsisr does ncs sse them the Approval q hls ,tss-
accepts e noninasio IN az resontioas annexed 2
nAt she takes nc non1inatio ea oNtrf, e N m
.esena. tales eetate. with whsteser nflaeraness
.aak q toasd with And the only pledge and guar
10y &c oilers * his g adherence % the principles Of the
rs 40 The knswa indens ofa inns
81 Asso NC these !. kess Z. Ms lie tere /.
pIes n n, z, 3 il favor Of the princi-
iett-- - ,cairsuniise IN enc atirast II his publse
Nc as expressed scasicats innical to no inst.
AIons q fifteen States o the uiion. Since the passage
Of The Compromise, he has suffered his name % b. held
Up before the people Of several the States a. candi
date FOR the presdcncy br the opca avowcd eacmcs Of
those measures. And The Convention that Conferred
this nomination Upon hin be permitted himself to be
1911 W the tfcc-soef1 N tnAr b9dF 70 ueieaI VII
Fillmore and Mr. Wcbste because ~ their advocacy Of
these measures and their firm adherence 70 the policy
that sustained them.
To join such men, aid thcra il; completing their
triumph over, and sacfI Of the true and hed friends
the constitution, and kc faithful discharge Of all lis
obligations is what never dos The dictates Of
duty and patriotism sternly forbid IS
~ sanzi1er Gea Scott As the tdcoe;se candidate 81
cenoyD % their views and % ~
the administration Of the goFernnrht can mi Il
cred as legitimate and probable result nj l;ey;rs.
As Nc do that the Ticws of that faction Is
men are dangerous not only the just and
rights 81 the Southern States, (which we rcprcsS1 1,
part 10 the peace and quiet Of the whole country
and to the permanent union Of the Stes We regard it
as the highest duty d the we'll wiscrs Of the country
everywhere, whatever ese they niay do 10 II least
withheld from hin tkeir support This we intend to
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, ofGa
CHARLES JAS. FAULKNER, Of Va.
w. BROOKE, Of Mis-. SIS ssf8
ALEX. WHITE, Of Ala.
JAMES ABERCRoA1BIE., Of Ala,
r. TOOAfBS, OF Ca. ss.esH
JAMES JOHNSON, of1sa
For reasons to extent indicated in speeches and
addresses heretofore madcby the undersigned they deem
i to Be their duty withhold their support from Gen
Scott candidate for the Presidency. II it should
seem TO be necessary, viii hereafter, in FORM
exhibit more fully TO constituents the facts and rca
sons which have brought Us to this determination
NJ. p. GENTRY, Of Team.
G.. III. WILLIAMS, Of Tenn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
OWARD LICK.
HlRpr n.Rl1x srLrnl.a .spaIyes

HIR3JT u HIIE NLLFHJ K -SFRTNLS- q
FTyHfS Watering Place will be open FOR NE rc,
j. eeption'of Visitors on the 81 day of july
Every attention will be paid and every thing doue
10 render visitors comfortable and 10 make lheir
time pass pleasantly.
Rourg.-Ffom Eastern Cities via Winchester
per Car then Stage 10 capon4 where a CONVEYANCE
will be in readiness TO convey passengers to Whie
Sulphnr SAM'L NJ. MULLEN.
Jnlv = tS52--ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08
LEGAL Memoranda,
NOTICE

Fhs Rev. Mr. DrxSfxe, Ascnk ofthe Nas$n.a ssn AZ
Bbc socety viii prrach seFmnn q sea s ~ s
SO Cause, ii the uniaa Church, pmi.a1s..s =
dav morning at elcvcn O'clock
July 5. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-07-08


tnfi1z fpp1l1t favrK The struggle vas snrh 1s
s1s<1i aafc heEn ansieiFaet Prem The eoilisipa d
~ such nklee and powerful kisais
= F1fNeaf fiiaffrf of craffrr. Ills rrea, NJ.
pahlit has t.cn eo1euisrd II ii etslsr ~ re HI
s rtslla3 rhish have spgun1 }s6m 4htir rtsns Give
o9i1iat>. rifFs ae lfs0E II sI,1d " 4
t'tt HiftattbeY f4sa nia heen fef1Stta Is 4
Alshef and fflief s.stFe ni exl<ffnce Ehd every
l1kiat feeling khs lsren q1Snclrd is lie ,fi,fmrs
sfdre lhiscounlfy sill fsrls ana ler yeafs
Iiaqe II frti he inaiaenee IL ibese s1ita-
zhil1 ihsit 4aweflai eh1 impressive char
W. fa.1n'Ks
hts, bid& Ii 1ere Is tepfls Is pre-
Vol al ne dp<tis h which lhe ci.sfss1ag II his
1I<t 'niIi rislisii e { 81 Z, ',ars4e ~ his
I'M. ghoii|I EsIi4ne the House ana 9isiaie lhs
39sl iInsi Il allowed ID z5li ffm4slk
Ic3nnot conclude honrger wIilsgag msains;
eo;ie nlofaNr1 ~ plt1siQn q Mr. IL rs fia-
iisr q tiioi Sale liz mr. ID paTl q
fepresRdf nppQ Ills ho9r. Ne arc. ~ pFAai, ard
very tf7dtf]z proud II ,he distinguished iaen 70
W1ict ~ ~ ite States DO e Esfen lsiih. Y
Is md Ian liable elnHi4iops and ore ~ 4 g
10 L11 Ecreplnfni lie %,sssss proper - be en-
ee4o Aut whist men IKE Alr. Skef xefY
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NEcKNTOSM,S
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BALTIMORE,

TSHIS HOTEL has taiely been en- argcd aud iia.
il proved in every department., rendering Il e.
cidedy one Of the most conf Itibie Hotels ID The
city and The propfieloFs ever anxious and ready 81
accommt lle pledges himself To spare 10 pains ~
render every one comfortable that may fayot him
W IA a c III Tosihe pair rs Of the old House hr
returns his sincere acknowledgements cr heirveTy
lbe al patronage, soliciting conIinuaEce 81 theig
t&yors and ofihs travelling public geaeFa4ly.
JOHN MCINTOSH, Propric or.
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IN CHANCERY.

IsttTdCt from tAe 1(fcfee.
rINHE Court doth adjndge, order and decree thas
Il lhecause be refefredlo MasIer Comm ission-
er Of This contt 10 settle the execuloiia accounts
Of the defendant Nicholas Marmion as Executor OF
Rich'd D. Doran, deed and make reporito this couH
in order 10 urlher proceedings 10 b shad ihefeia.
A copg-Teste, r. 4. BROWN, CLERK.