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NOTICE.
TTINGINHET.I EN- 4. ERTnRT

NlNNlNnEALtiN& AsNIuMIs haxine as
continued The Saddle and Harness Making
business in Chariesown respectfully request thai
all persona indebted ID Them would calIimmedisie.
" upon c. G. BaAoo. who has their accounts and
settle the same = vineinbeller stilI carries o.
the above named business IN I'LL iis branches IN
Martinsbufa, where he VilIhe happy 70 al slI or
dersfrom Jefferson and adjoining counties. Orders
left with L N. Carter in Charlesl0un shaIlrcceiye
prompt attention. IS we'll as all others.
January Is; l952s-ff.
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VARIETY.


THR poor GLERK's SONG.
i FslIsw clerks, eheeriiy
! Work sway. YEARLY.
Heart stricken, dfsarllyl
! Nor seek 10 labor save Ia.
There's Fest beyond the erhse!
Toll, slave and pea
For your masters,
What then
why, eli disastersi
nj keailh and hard pain, sad spirits ma sorrcWj
The zane course to-day-the same race to-morror;
Whist q ths rich Do make .. i1 ,. s.a si.s.
Fer bure piftsnee, our mean lives 70 setsfS
Never MAD your heaiths
Never mind your soul,
Pile up their wealth,
u,. a, thelr conscience sake, keep from yoar grave
Alas what pity,
That IN this great city, 41i
5..i The rich have control f
Der the poor mans soul: -T
While we slayeT-powerless, 4H
See them naye--consciencelesat
Ard the crumbs from their table,
A. long q we're able;
To stand and 70 writs
Without cen the light &
ora home, or sight H.
or eomfsrt,s cheer, bright
Are given unto us-4,tis eharitableiil
God saye The mark These poor sordid Wretehee,
viii conscience that Ike the rubber string stretches
May keep their bad money,
Their ease and their honey
or life, and in wealth ever roll;
Then work away cheerilYs
Fellow clerks, twearily,
Heart stricken. drssrily,
oGod strengthens the suffering soul"
- -~~--~--~<>~>----------7
~ SONG OF THE DEcANTER.
4 Thera5was an old decan. i
ter, and is mouth was
gaping wide the
+ rosy wine had
ebbed away, Fi2
" and left
itscrys.
fal side,
And the wind
Wenth1muing-s
humming,
up and
down the
side IL fiews
and through the
reed like,
hollow neck, i
the widest notes il
blew. Iplaced itin the
- window where the blast was
blowing free, and faneied that u X
81 pale mouth sang the queerest strains to
me They yell me--puny eoaquerors the
Plaque has slain his ten. and War his
bat l., twas tina the Bottle lpahe, 'eit
have conquered more than al your "a
meus eoaqaersr. 90 feared aud famed T
efyofs, Then come tye auiha aud
Insdsas Ill, GENE dFlhk ffem out
/ my cup, the beverage that dali
y the brain and burns the spirit
up that puts 10 shame the
III eonqaeFeFs that tlay their +
I scores bel6wt for he has L.
dsluged millions with the
/ lava tide Of wo. Though
In the paths Of battle, sk
darkest waves Of blood
/ III may roll yet while
killed the body, have
dann,d the very soul.
The cholera; the
plague the swords
such rum never
wro't, as ]. in
mirth or malice,
on the Innocent
have brought.
And still breathe upon
Them, and they shrink before
my breath; and year BY year my
Thousands tread the dismal road Of Death.H
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FAN Carpets and Oil Cloths.

THEAP, New and Beautiful, can be had 90 the
" most accommodating terms al g. s. GRIFt
FIFTH S Carpet Hierchouse, where he keeps every
article apperaining to this business. Don't mis-
take the number, II BALTIMORE STREET between
Gay ST. and Tripolet's alley.3
Raltimore Sent 2 1852.
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a Iva YSaSOafET,HISG NEW q. CHEAP
IA al G. s. GRIFFITHiS OLD STAND. No.
1872 Bdltm6re Styeet, next TO the Patriot Office
Fall UPHOLSTERY GOODS of every descrip.
tion, new and beautiful, are now open for whole.
sale and retail purchasers who ate respectfully So
licited tolcall. Also, on hand and made TO order,
venitian Blinds; Curtains; Feather Beds; Mat
-tresses Cotton Wadding. &c. [Sept 2. 1852.
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NOTICES.

IL STssssssgnea hereby inform the public that
will expect prompt pasmsnf TTE
JOHN w. MOORE. Sze,;F
ROBERT LUCAS. IA. MS
JAS. W. CAMPBELL b. 81
Jefferson COUNTY Nov Ia 1890 \, = -
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StahIer,s Diarrhea CORDIAL

Is pleasant Nixtnre conpouhdeA in agreement with
The rules 81 Pharmacy. Oh theraeutic agents, long
known and celebrated Tor their peculiar efficacy In
Curing DlARRHG,A, 4 similar affections Of the sys-
TEN. II ils action h allavs nansea and produces
healthy condition OF the LIVER. fthus removing The
cause az the same time that II cures the disease.
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Fall Paper Hangings.

FROM Europe. also from the American factory,
I have justcome to hand! and are now OPEN
ready for wholesale and retail purchasers who can
not fail TO be pleased il they will only cell and ex-
anime the rich Gilt, Fancy and other PAPERs, fine
and common, TO be had at
G. s. GRIFFlTH'S OLD STAND,
No I22 Bait ST., NEXT to the Patriot Once.
Paper hung ia or out OF the city, at the shortest
possible notice. d [Sept 2, 1852.
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ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS |!
Old Furniture Made New.

HvHE undersigned having had long experience
Il In The Cabinet making Business in Charles
town, as well as an Apprenticeship in Philadel-
pha respectfully offers his services TO visit the
Housekee pers ofihe county al their houses and
Alter, Repair, Rarnish and Dress,
In any manner desired, all Articles Of
FURNITURE
that may need renoyaiing, No matter what may
be the work required, he will attend to il with
promptness and fidelity, and his charges will be
most reasonable k4
Reference as 10 his capacity may be made to
Messrs Leonard Sadler, Humphrey Reyes, Robert
T. Brown, Wells J. Hawks, and others Of Charles
town.
Any one desiring his services win please apply
10 him personally In Chatlestown. or through the
Post Ofhee. GEO. r. EvERlTT.
September 9. 1851 IT.
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n both red and white and for which ill.,. biehes,
market price will be paid. One Of our arm viii
De IN Chaflesiown every Friday where re will
meet those who desire Il selk = /.
Jan'y u, I95s.-f BLAcKBURN 4 ca
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Cash for Negroes.

r AM desirousio purchase large number I
il NEGROES for the Southern markets, mel
women, boys, girls and families, for -
which will give The highest cash prices. 0lsu
Persons having slaves 70 sell viii
please inform me personally, or bFIeiier *
Al Winchester which will receive prompt
attention; Or B. AZ. 3 w. T. Campbell.
No. ni2, West Praii street, Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL
Aetnffbr d. M q. WflL. CampIsU.
Winchester. September Al 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-31

ME obleet Of IhIs tul = 70 lfeedVeFI Judgment
the Superior Court Of BallimsrE city, IA the State
OF Maryland recovered By he plaintiff against the
defendant for debt interesi eAisge Of protest and
costs Of suit, and 10 stack Effects Of the defen-
dant in this State bni panicaIssiy piece or par
eel Of land situated on the bank Of the Potomac in
the county Of Jefferson, caliedIas Oar BANK and
subject the same % the Satisfaction Of the judgment
Of the said Circuit Court :
Itap caring by afidayitfhed Ia this suit hat the
defendants not aresident Of this STATE she Is hereby
required TO appear here within one month afierdue
publication OF this order, and do what is necessary
10 protect her interest inlhis mater. Il Is further
ordered thai copy hereof beputgished once week
for four successive weeks ii The Virginia Free
Press, and posted al the front door Of the Court
House q this county, on the first day ofthe next
County Court. A copy-Teste
March 10 $50 r. tt BROWN, Clerk
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10 THE PUBLIC.

TvHE subscriber respectfully announces 10 the
= citizens Of Charlesiown and vicinity, thai he
has taken ihe shop. two doors East Of the Valley
Bank. formerly occupied lby James clothser, ior
The purpose 81 carrying on the
Tailoring Business,
In al ils various branches He HOPES BY strict al.
tenllon. and desire 10 PLEASE, thar X may share
portion oflhe public patronage.
NEW YORK FASHIONS
received monthly, which enables him 70 Give The
latest style. JOHN SNYDER
May %. ia5a-iy.
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LETTERS ON MACHINE !! SHOP,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

Old Things done asCdy and all things become
Neac
1aHE subscribers respectfully cali the attention
L 81 the Farming commuaiy to tneir very large
assoftment Of
Farnstng Implements,
comprising every kinu oE implement used BY the
farmer to facilitate and eheapen Interpretations in
GLIDING eur celebrated Patent
Premium Thresher and Cleaner,
which received the first premium over the New
York Pin Machine and several Others at The Mary-
land State Agricultural Fair last tall, also, at The
heterogeneous Fair, HagersoEu, Nd, and
at our Valley Fair, Chaflestown--which for sim,
plscity durability, and capacity, has no equal in
the world BY a recent improvement we can make
the machine clean all kinds of grain PERFECTLY clean
for market, taking out all cheat smut, and
wheat If wished, saving altogether The use Of
Wheat Fan; thus saving the fatmertwo-shirds his
expense over the commoa thresher, reqyiring but
eight hands and from six 10 lighthouses 10 fhresh
from1200 to 400 bushels per day, perfectly clean
for the mill This has never been accom- pished by
any other machinisi but ourselves and an sceptive
minds can have their doubts removed BY trying one
and II they cannot do what We have represented we
will take the machine back without charge
Shop price Of our ThFksher and Cleaner from
$3.50 10 S275 that Is
Thresher and CHATTER $3.50
Ditto Improved Cleaner, 115
Horse PowerI /, 100
Ola Castings bought al the highest price, and
taken in exchange for work.
Feb. TO- 1853, ZIMMERMAN 4 CO.,
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g. WINTER CLOTHING,

FALL b WINTER CLOTHING.
TIME undersigned having enlarged their Store
Il Room, have now on hand az their Clokking
Emporium, the snosi superior stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered IN Harpers-
Ferry, for the present FAEL and WINTER trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment Of
Ready-Nlade Clothing q.
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts all qualities: Drawers
Boots, Hats, three qualities; Rn5gh and Ready
Hats, Gaps, avesy large supply; all Of which will
be sold on reasonable terms and prices that cannot
fail 10 please Also, superior IL, OF SiIN Cotton
and .Ginghssn Pocket and Neck Handkerchis RI
Cravasa, Gloves, Socks. Suspcnders UMBRELLAS,
Canes Pen Knives, Razdr Slropss DC Dc
TRUNKS HiLTcES 4. CAfSfE1sBAgS
r. This being he largest stock 81 fieadv aifsds
clef2iKr ever offered IN Hafpers-FefFy they hsk 1
cali hon ali PURCHASERS desifous Of being asrvea
Oh reasonable terms. either wholesale Of retail.
NIB Persons thai cannot be accommodated
with our present. stock 81 Claihiag are inliifmsA
thar Va are prepared 70 have Clothing made au 81.
der aiapfg noliee and guaFanlied In al thesarne
low prices,
80 We return our sincere thanks 10 he citizens
Of HaFpefs. Ferry and vicinity for The very LIBERAL
patronage We have received and respectfully solicit
4 continuance of The same, al We pledge ourselves
there shall no!ning wanting on our paI 70 render
general satisfaction, both ~ Goods and Prires.
R. WALTER & BRO. &
HaEpersFerKYs September go 1861
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Carpets, Oil CLOTHS. &c,,

FhO YOU WANI' BARGAINS! Then 90 70
IL 6. IS, GRIFFITH, No. II Baltimore street,
between Gay and TripoletS alley. He has just
received. BY importation and from the best manu-
features IN The United States, as well as from auc-
ton sales cheap and most splendid assortment of
beautiful Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Mattings, Fur
Initure Covers. Mats. Stair Rods, Linen; sc. 80
4 BaItinnre Sept 2 1852
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TO the PUBLIC.

TN connection wiih nv 6as,n... = ~ ~.
j oftf NV services a ATfCTfo NJ = esl3ole
part of the Gount-thoSe dlsno'Tf Il s., " MS
can leave word with he ell,oF \, I. me
Choflesiown, Jeatrnon co,,nsv " XII ,Ts " ne q
viii Be proinply attended 10. ~ business
AMI, a ,s., 2. 2. BRAGG, cs.aaS4.
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O MOKING TOBAcco.--I Bbl. Lynchburg
- Smoking Tohaero Of The bs1t qhaiily
March ,. ls55.' }. 4. HOOFF.
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A HOUSE no TIET

tdh DueIing occupied durihs ihe -, -,
ny ne Rev. D. A. Two sls6airf q ,hs
,,sc 80. sa Cnaflessovn Turnpike, and about
from ~ April. Terms ma ~ ~ " W Kent
70 nRAx NJ, ~ r, w ~, = . ~ ~ !. apElylng
Januarya5. 1883 ~. {. :. : t'NrutF.
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Virginla. ID wild:

Virginia, 10 wit:
AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of ihe Circuit
Court Of jefferson County, onthe 7th March 1853,
CyPriam A. Morton md James s Wilson, partHers
Under he firm 81 Morton &. Wilson, 4 Plaintiffs,
against
Wilian MeMarrFn, Defendant
fin assumpsit. AL .~
Theobject Of this suit is 10 recover Judgment for.
the amount of the Plaintiff 'sciaim due f,y nego-
table note, on (which the said VIM McMurran IS
endorser and to attach the effects aud aids Of the
defendant in this State and subject them 10 the sat
IS action Of the said Judgment E5
happening by affidavit filed u this sill that the
defendant is not resident Of thisState he ID here
ey required TO appear here within one month after
que publication Of This order and do What is neces-
sary to protect his interests in this matter Il, L
further ordered thai copy hereof be published once
week for four successive weeks III the Virginia
Free Press and posted atthe frontdoor Of The Court
house ofthis County, on the first day Of the ne1i
County Court A copy-Teste
March 10. 1853. R. T. BROWN. Clerk.
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Virginia, % wit


Virginia, 20 wit;
AT rules held ID The Clerks o lice Of The Circuit
Court Of Jefferson ceunly on the Sin March, 1858,
MaseS Bssad and 5faty Eiisabsik Ais Hils,
against
JOHN L9Agbyaks, JIep5 cOokss andI Margaret Ms
wife, and jacob Long6raks, Dele ndGnts,
IN DEBT.
TIME object ofihis suit Is 10 obtain decree a.
J. i gainsl the defendant Jacob Lohgbrake Ia IA.
vor Of the plaintiffs for the distribution share ofhe
said Mary Elizabeth, Of the balance found due a.
gains.ihe said Jacob on settlement of bis accounts
ss administrator OF WIN. Michaels deed the said
Mary Elizabeth being an only child aud entitled a.
distributes 10 two-thirds Of said balance and TO
attack any estate, property effects Of the said de-
PENDANT within ibis State, or debts due become
due, from either OF the other defendants 10 him,
and subject the same to the payment Of the said
decree. II @
appearing on affidavit filed ia this suit that the
defendant Jacob Lohgbrake, is not resiIent ofthis
State, he is hereby required to appear here within
one month after due publication Of thik order, and
do what Is necessary TO protect his interests in this
matter II is further ordered; that copy hereof be
published once week for four successive weeks
10 the Virginia Free Press and postedsatthe front
door Of the Court House Of this County on the first
day of the next County Court A copyr-Tesie
March 10. R!T. BROWN Clerk.
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Prime Old Ncgars.

10 n0i0 FINE Old Regatta. Plantation, La
0LsUUU Norma and Principe Sugars;
45 600 Old HAVANA, Rifle and Cassahore Segars;
10000 Jenny Lind asp Spanish Sizes and a va
rety OF other fneAbrands;
1900 Spanish do. AZ 600 Half Spanish do.
All Of which will be sold very low
g. R.sCOFFROTH,
April % Opposite the Court House
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WANTED! Il
If 100000 Bushels Of Wheat q! 4
TIME subscribers, having opened Warehouse
V in Shepherdstown, ia connections with the
POTOMAC MILLS, are prepared and wish 10
purchase the above quantity OF
II Wheat, Corn, &C.,
for which they will pay the highest price, Ia cash.
the markets will afford bFI
They are prepared 70 freight U the District and
Alexandria, al kinds Of Produce &C.. that may BE-
offered Oh The bestterms We AEe now receiving
and will Keep on hand for The accommodation Of
those dealing with ns, large stock Of Plaster,
Salt &c.
Mr.. John KepllnRer VIII b found Il The Ware.
house 10 give The bushes, prompt attention.
y. A. J. w. REYNOLDS.
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70 TIE czzzENs o. cz1RzIEs1oyx
thk Corporation Tax 4 nov duej vop IN
- i1efeiolc Be prepared % pay when eslIed a.
a much wanted. h, n ,'pp w ~ e'onsJ
- L----.-- - -1o-- collscfor
AI0THY 61EDs-J1SI received ->S5 =.
e.. 2 ~. kkYEs = KEARsLEf,
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- BHNHHUE - VIII Il 4
o:s = &. { g; Is g d s.;s
1873. I'M
Luke Ternan Brien, Plaintiff.
against J!
LabeiLa A. Brien, III Defendant,
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Farnling Implements,

H9HE subscribers respectfully call the attention
j. Of the Farming continuity to tneir very Iare,
assotinenI cf
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Two Hundred EseaIIls Paper.
OATH Posi,Iguilt edge and plain; Letter Cap
ID Post Office Envelope and Wrapping Paper Of
all descriptions Bonnet Boards, &C. just received
and for sale cheapby G r. CCFFROTH
April %! Opposite the Court House.
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Premium Thresher and Cleaner,

comprising every kind oil implement used by the
farmer to facilitate and eheapen Interpretations in
GLIDING cur celebrated Patent
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ATrnies held in he Clerks on 4 q sAe cIrcti,
Court Of Jefferson County, % the ~ dayiof March.
1850
1z< Bank IF fLs tailsy IN TsgiFiH,
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less bands OF adventurers from the United States, wth
the ayowed design Of taking possession Of that island
The President is convinced that the conclusion OF such
treaty instead of putting stop to these lawless proceed
ings, would give and powerful impulse them. 1t
would strike deathbow to the conservative policy hit
erto pursued in this country toward Cuba No Admins
traton Of this Government however strong in the public
confidence in other respects could stand day under the
odium of having stipulated with the great Powers Of Eu
rope that in future time, under change of circum
stances by amicable arrangement with SPAIN by no
of lawful war; should that calamity unfortunately oc-
consent Of the inhabitants of the island should
they like the possessions Of Spain the American
tnent succeed in rendering themselves independent in
ne overrulng necessity of preservaton should
the United States make the acquisition of Cuba.
For these reasons which the President has thought it
advisable considering the Importance of the subject to
direct to unfold at length he feels constrained to
Decline respectfully the invitation of England and France
become parties to the proposed convention He per-
suaded that these friendly Powers will not attribute this
refusal any nsensbity his part to the advantages
of the utmost harmony between the great maritime States
subject of such Importance. AS little will Spain
draw any unfavorable inference from this refusal the
rather the emphatic disclaimer of any designs against
Cuba the part of this Government contained in the
present note affords all the which the Pres
dent consttutonaly to any useful purpose give
of practical concurrence with England and France in
the wish not disturb the possession Of that island by
Spain.
avail myself sir of this opportunity you of
my distinguished consideration.
EDWARD EVERETT.
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Mr.. Webster 70 The Count de .Sartigcs.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPAETNENT OF STATB,
WAsHISGToS APRIL 20. 1852.
The undersigned has the honor TO acknowledge the
eipt Of NJ de sarges note Of the 23dinstan together
with the copy Of the instructions from NJ de Turgot the
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs, to NJ. de sartges,
bearing date the Slst ultimo.
There is no doubt that NJ de Turgo has justly described
the course Of policy which has influenced the Government
Of the United States heretofore in regard TO the Island Of
Cuba II has been stated and often repeated 10 the Gov
eminent Of Spain by this Government under various Al
nsratons not only that the United States have design
upon Cuba themselves but that If Spain should refrain
from voluntary cession Of the island to any other Euro
pean Power she might rely upon the countenance and
friendship Of the United States assist her in the defence
and preservation Of that island At the same time 1t has
always declared Spain that the Government Of the
United States could be expected to acquiesce In the
cession Of Cuba to a European Power.
The undersigned is happy in being able to say that h
Executive Of the United States entirely approves
Of this past policy Of the Government and fully concur
in the general sentiments expressed by NJ de Turgot am
understood be identified with those entertained by thu
Government Of Great Britain The President will taxi
NJ de Sartiees's communication into consideration, anc
give Il his best reflections But the undersigned deem
il his duty at the same time TO remind NJ de Sartges
and through him his Government that the policy Of tina
a. the United States has uniformly been avoid ia
"a nossble alliance or agreements with other States an
"a itself free from national obligations except suc
:. .ect directly the interests Of the United States them
selves This sentiment has been strongly felt and uni
formly entertained in the councils Of this Government
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THE ISLAND OF CUBA.

The following Correspondence was communicated
to the Senate by the President of the United States
on Wednesday last in answer to a resolution of that
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-14
TO RICHARD TAYLOR.

Should this reach the eye Of Mr.. Richard
Taylor, who worked at the Edge Hill Station,
near Liverpool, till about two years ago, when
he came to America with his wife and two
daughters eco TO % years Of age,) he being a
devout field preacher in the Methodist connex-
ion-This is to inform him that his sister, Mar
garet Taylor, now Margaret Atkinson, widow,
is become destitute of means Of support from
age, i'll health and the partial less Of sight
She makes this appeal 10 broihers heart, as
the last hope she has of retaining any degree of
comtor in HE. Now is the time to forget and
forgive, should he meet this humble appeal of
his destitute sister.
Any remittance can be safely made TO her
through the hands OF MIR. Richard Taylor, Mil.
Ter, 81 compton near Pickering, Yorkshire, Eng
land. More immediate inquiry can be made
through Geo. Robertson, Madison, Wiscon-
sin