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manner »lurh GuMemhh «r fc
Urn forward la praiae, aad proud to keikte.
BOB FLETCHER.
T mw knew a plough warn. Boh Fletcher hia wamr,
Who aw idd, aad waa ugly, aad ao waa foduar;
Tat ihjrUud yidc aoutcated, aad free from ah
Boh FWtahcr the ploagtunae aad Judy hia wife
Aa the aaore streaked the eaal, aud the night fled
They would riae ap far labor, referred for the
day |
The ana of the lark aa it roar oa the gala,
Fomaf Bob at the plough, aiul hia wife at the palL
A aaal little cottage in froat of a grow.
Where ia routh tWy Aral ga»a their yuuag hearts
ap taWw,
Waa the enlace of age. and to theta doubly dear,
Aa It called up the peat with euaik or a tear.
Eaeh tree had ha thought, aad the wow could ua
purt.
That mingled in youth the warm wiah of thr heartt
The thorn was Mill there, aud the bloauuna it bore,
And the umg from iu top ucacd dm eat aa be
fore.
Whra the aurtela of night bear astute was spread,
Aud Dob had returned front hie plough to hia died.
Like the doer oa the neat, he n-poaed from all care,
If hia wife aad hia youngest aooteutad were there.
I hear passed by his door whea the ranting waa
grvy,
And llie hill and the landscape wna'tbding awaa,
Aud hate heard fount the rentage, with grateful
The voice of Uumkagi.ing, like iaocMe, arisr.
Amd I thought on tha pruoil, who would look
duwa with aeurn.
'k the ih-m tittle outage, ike grove ami the thora.
And felt that the net*, and fuMics ,4 life,
W lit liruu, to couteutiuent like Huh and bii wife.
We taka the following from tka I lari ford, Con
necticut Daily Knit*. In the name of Mia
Wrb.trr. wa yield tka palm for strategy to the
ancient Connecticut ipinitcr. Her powers of
wooing were reUaialy irrcsirtible:—
H'tU it't time non k*J —Miss Sarah Ann
W tInter of Ptuladclphia, lately communica
ted to the editor of the Philadelphia Gazette,
the fact of her marriage with Mr. Jonathan
8. Paul, a gentleman of that city. On the
publication of the notice, Mr. Paul immedi
ately made a public statement tbat no such
marriage bad, or was likely to take place_
We suppose Mien Webster waa actuated by
the tame motirea, as Miss Ursula Wolcott,
but her efforts were not crowned with the
hame success. Between the Wolcott and
Griswold families, two of the most ancient
and respectable iu Connecticut, there exist
ed a remote relationship. Ursula Wolcott,
afterwards the wife of the first Gor. Griswold,
was a lady of superior intellect and accom
plishments, and perhaps unequalled in the
slate for sagacity and shrewdness. Notwith
standing the superiority of her endowments
and the shining excellence of her character,
•he remained unmarried until about the ag«
of thirty. Finding it at length indispensably
necessary to turn her attention to Matrimo
ny, or become in fact, what the already was
in name, an old maid, the remarked to her
friends, tbat she had come to the conclusion
of spending a few weeks at I.yme, for the
purpose of courting her cousin Matthew.
On her arrival at Lyme, she found her eou
»in Matthew, who was considered an old
bachelor, was mom disposed to davote hit
attentions to his Coke and Littleton, than to
his cousin Ursula; but she was determined
at all events to bring kirn to the point- Sbe
would occasionally meet bim in the hall or
on the flairs, and after carelessly passing
him, would turn round and eagerly inquire,
“ “•*•*’« iAml you mid?” to which be would
reply, that he bad’nt said any thing. After
•everal unsuccessful attempts to make him
understand, she mat him one day on the
•tairs, and after making tha usual inquiry,
and receiving tha usual answer, the hastily
replied, •• Writ I think il’s time non hod
X.I u I tl. - 1J -_•M . 1 • f. . .
---■-- me Dim, ana
• short tune after, they became on* of the
most happy and raa pec table couples in Con
necticut.
lb MrerUter*.
O II may be well enough to remind adver
tlsera, that aU notices, not ordered for any spe
cial number of insertions, are continued until
ertid, and charged at 35 cent* per agwer*>r
seed W« wary rsartasssu. This explanation
** nfcfttarj, Imcium. khmUimm
•ertoos who give m «. direction* are wonder!
fully surprised that we should charge them
•he usual rates of advertMing. after inserting
their favors for months. Remember, if a few
quarters are expended through inattention,
fault I* Dot ours. H it our butinru to
rbarge Air our labor—*tia the busmens of
ether, to say to what extent they are willing
to be charged. *
whhvotov ocwnrri
BANK.
B WV/teeu-Port, Frtrwery lw, 1^33.
Y a Resolution of the Board of Directors
of this Institution, the following scale
and rates have been adopted for the govern
ment of the officers thereof, in received depo
sites of money,to a limited amount, subject to
interest, via:
For depotitea payable he *>
meethv VW dreMtid, eert.A- / p,r **num of
oetes shall be issued boar- f & •*<- cent,
ing interest at the rate J U
For depositee payable a
*"***'cer' LPer Mn"«> of
tfAeatea shall be imued bear- f 4 per cent
u«g interest at the rate J
annum of
per coat.
r.»:,
Ormnttf m*H f^wom, jtr.
E|OR vale, at tha Charlestown Apothecary
(Jr antes, Jsmnt*, F«s, Box Raisin,,
Soft skeUed Almonds, English Hal
nuts and FJherts.
A forge assortment of Confectionary,
do. Garden Seeds,
_ do. do. Medicines,
ratals, tote Stuffs, Books, Stationary,
dr.. Blank Hooks, assarted.
•f. X\.AA W '*?*• *«•»*» riber will receive
_M.r.K r> m *ROW"
IPftXHa OOODft. ~
^ZtSSSSS'r^zit *•
:;,sum *co
XML w. ivmav
Patent Specific Ointment.
P\|JfS bare be** (eke* te make thta uifi.
ply very feed. It *«y be bad at lie
fetlewiag plaeaa. vis:
Humphrey Keyes*, Charlestown,
I Jennet Brown, Charlestown,
.4dam Young*e, Martinsburg.
Mam Young hr Co., Harpers-Ferry.
Fawner tf Harris% Shepherdetown.
hCF The above Ointment la oferad te
tbe public as a tufa and certain rsmady for
' theaa obstinate diseases, some of which
have so leaf battled the shill of madieal sci.
eaee.
1st.White Swelling* of every description,
•d. Sore legs eod ulcers of loeg standing.
Sd. Schirrus er Glandular tumors, parti
cularly these hardened turner* In women's
breasts wbicb oftentimes terminate in ulce
rated esaeera.
4th. Felena, er whst some people keew by
the nemo of Ceterrhs, of every description,
lib. Rheumatic pains of tbe joints.
•th. Sprainseed bruise* of every descrip
tion, er in whatever pert situate.
1th. Tetters of all kinds. In this com
plaint the patient in applying th* Oiatusot,
must keep tk* part out of water.
•th. Gbitblaiao er parts affected by fvosi
hJ’Hml the following letter aud beware
of IMPOSITION.
Messrs. L tf Jf. T. AewNi/n, AltreKattls,
Cumber 1**0. Md.
Mr. Herstone* agent for the
•ala of Dr. We, Judkins* Patent Specific
Ointment, 1 would inform you that last atimmei
I was afflicted with a sore lag—the fame ol
Judkioe’ ointment induced me to get a jug oi
it—but it happened not to b* of Mr. Herstone'
amke. I used it according to printed direc
I lions, but my leg kept getting worse
Mr. Herat one* travelling to the west. stop,
ped at my bouse during tbe time; on looking
at th# ointmeot I had, be immediately pro
nounced it not his make, and furnished me
with one which was. On opening end smell
iog it I was sensible of the difference, although
it looked like it. I then applied the ointment
he gsv* me to my leg, it became in a state
of amendment on using tbe first plaster, and
so esntiaued until it got quit* well.
Md it would bo a pity it sJmmiM be lost to the
public bv a counterfeit article, bearing the
name and being not genuine.
WII. K. NKWMAN.
Cumberland, May 54, 1831.
NOTICK.
Having been for aeveral year* in poasewinn
of a concern of Mr. Nathan Shepherd's Pa
tent, for making and vending hia ointment,
koowo by the name of Dr Judkins' Patent
Specific Ointment, sod said Nathan Shep
herd having nbtained a new patent thereon,
and I have likewise renewed with N. Shep
herd the same interest I held before, it is
dnemed necessary that public notice be giv
en of the circumstance. Having devoted
much time and care during tbe above period,
•n preparing this ointment, and been instru
mental in giving it tbe general character it
sustained, with whatever improvement in all
this tune has been received. 1 present it to
publle attention. M heretofore, the genuine
net of the ointment may be knoien by the la
bet around the ointment put thus
“Made .and sold, wholeaala and retail,
near Frederick, Md. by CHAIILRS IIEHS
TON9, concerned in the patent right."
CHARI.KS I1ER9TONS.
Letter from L. P W, Haleb, Esq. Attorney at
Isw, Frederick city, Md.
Mr. Charlea Herstons—Sir, I deem it prop
er lo state, for the benefit of the public, that
aeveral years since two of my children were
affected with scald head of an inveterate
character. My family physician. Dr. Jonh T.
Wilson of I.eesburg, Va who was very tkil
ful and judicious in bis practice, in vain en
deavored by every means to effect a cure._
At length Judkins* Ointment was applied and
the affect ion was permanently relieved. Ve
ry respectfully, your obedient wmai.
l. f. vr, balcit.
FROST »ITF.g.
Baltimore County, October % 182!.
Abmit rouf winter* ago, I was severely frost
*>*!!•• In bofl» ami became quite lame.—
leery fcicaoedlng winter brought forth (be
severity of the dsaaie. | heard of Judkins'
ointsaMt and had H applied, It acted like a
charm, completely carta* me ioa short time.
. „ £PW,N H* •HEI.MRRDINE.
Jan. 3, 1133.
WTiMiBBi Txamsan
ANTED, immediately, a large quan
tity of the following kinds of Tim
ber, in logs:
Yellow and TFhite Pine,
; AU kind* f Oak,
/War, /forth eye, Curled and Sufai
JTSW Cherry• Walnut, Ath,
Hickory, and tsocuet.
; For timber of this description, the C ASH,
and a fair price according to length and
quality, will ba given, when delivered at
llarpera-Ferry.
CF-The maple, cherry, am! walnut,should
no dug up,and the tops cut off about three feet
above the forks. An additional price will be
paid for tbe forks and root and*, if dug up
carefully.
CF-Scantllng, Ire. can be furnished to bill
I at a abort notice.
JOSEFIf L. SMITH, Set, .4*,nt
Mjlvoo. *rl‘~*L“*a
Kntrny mtrer*.
PURSUANT to a warrant to us directed
we have this day viewed two e stray Steer*,’
TT tby Jmm*\ ^ lUoww. oftht. MMtan,
-od do find «r rni them ha. the let t e»r crop.
i mi ^
•bke sod Maak ape*.ktrd
I »ewg and *Urp horn. S yesra eM, and we am
I " ** 1 •» "*»*" • brown brindK
I tr.,* 'EjLTiPV?'* mk.a faerheed and onme
\ Ne other marts. Five
?®ms«ssF*
«//././. LV UC.H.SKU..
I he owner er owner* of ike shove catrava arr
requeued ta come forward, n.T ,Wr,.
property, and ulaa them P""*
. ^ JAMEm U UAVtOV
June *n, »*jA vwiau:*.
Tntmrt Rmm At j
HAT waH-eafaMtahed STORE ROOM :
in f harfeatown, long occupied hv j
Humphrey* It If eye* ft h one of the beat
*t ."d« in the town. If deaired, a room or lwo
worn will bo ranted with it Terras avo.ier.te
u. no * OAiXAlfCR
May jn, H3j
Fmmru Jirtirie», J»grAfir
PfNGER RINGS, J Tooth brushes
Ear do. j Cards and \ iolios
Breast Pins } Dominoes
Music Bo\«s S Dies
Pen-knives « Pencil Cases
Prism* | Ivory Combs
j Spy Glasses I Court Plaster
Botauiral Glasses | Haul-boxes
; Silver Pencils \ Naples,
Steel Chains i Itovc,
Bead Purses | Lafayette, -SOAP
“ Ueticule* < Castile and
Beads, a great variety | Windsor a I
Flutes and Fifes 2 Rouge
Flageolets j Aromatic Salts
> Scissor* i Indian Ink
j Lucifer Matches | Water Colour*
j Percussion Cap* \ Flesh Brushes
. Razors and Uoues ' Cloth “
| Tweezer* | llsir “
! Pocket Book* } Pink Saucer*, fcc.
i Silver Thimble* |
j Just received, and for *»le by
ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Harper*-Ferry, April 25, 1*33.
nUBSS KEEXDIGZVSfl, kO.
CtALOMEI, J Maiion'sl
/ Camphor J Henry's >. Magnesia
! Opium - 1 Mc.Knu'*)
! Ca*tor Oil {Hull's 3
| t’anthaiides « Ivory Pad i-Trusses
Quinine 5 Common )
I tium Myrrh 5 Sweet Oil
I Lima Bark i Epsom Salt*
t Cream Tartar i Tbenuomctcr*
I Spirit Nitre { H liitcvrcJI Opodeldoc
; Garlegant'a BaWoni j Cayenne Pepper
i Swaim*s Panacea « Turkey Rhubarb
Syrup Sarsaparilla * Seidlitz Powder*
Balaam Fir4 | Gum Benoiti
J Colchieutu* J W hito Prccipiute
( hloride l.ime * Sugar 1-ead
W am Syrup | Chamomile
Balsam Copai is J Tapioca
Pijverino ; Pearl Barly
Keener's Powders f Jalap
i logeUier witli u general and large a«u>rl
l incut of all articles runner led with the Drug
J business, on hand and for sale by
ADAM lOl'Nti, Jr. /Jrsrrii/.
Ilarpers-Fcrry, April 25, 1^33.
i*bssh rmin's, &o. &o.
RANGES, Lemon*, Raisins,Fig*,Grapes,
™ " Dates, Prunes, CurranU, Sultanna, Co
roa Nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Ground Peas, '
, Pa,BI Nuts, Ginger Nut*, F-ngliah Walnut*,
i Liquorice Paste, Jujube Paste, Caper*, An
chovies, Scotch Herrings, Crackers, Citcron,
I Chocolate Drops, Bon Bons, Tamarinds, Cor
i dials. Cigars. Tobacco. Morobov. Scotch >n.i 1
j liappee Snuff—Spices,Confectionary, a large
, assortment—Wines, Liquors, tee. &c. on hand !
and for sale, by ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Druggist- I
Ilarpers-Ferry, April 25, 1833.
Freuh Braga dr Medic kata,
Paints* Oils* Djre Slufl**
(H'Aole-sule ami Retail.)
TIIE subscriber bas just received, and is
now opening, at his Drug and Medicine
Store in Shepherdatown.a large supply of fresh j
druob sc RCBDionrsa, Sc o.
which he offers to the public as the very best
articles in his line which the market affords;
being selected by himself with great care and
attention, it is unnecessary to enumerate them,
it will be sufficient to say that every article
in his line of business can be had of the very i
best and purest quality, and at a moderate
advance. All orders from physicians will be
thankfully received and attended to with care
and despatch.
The subscriber, Laving been regularly rais
; ed to the drug and medicine business, and
i roofining his attention entirety to it, uncon
nertcd with any other branch, calculates with
j some degree of confidence upon the support!
j of an enlightened and liberal communitv-— 1
lie would also remark, that haring confined
himself strietly, for the last two or three
years, to the study of the science of Phyaic,
and particularly to that part immediately con
nected with his business, he feels prepared to
prescribe the proper use of all medicines
which ho maybe called upon for. He would
also express his acknowledgments for that a
mount of support already afforded to him In
his business. p. A. MeNRILL.
Tho subscriber has become agent for the
tale of P. O’Neill’s celebrated JLYTI-kllEU
M-1TIC MEDIC LYE, a sovereign remedy
for the Rheumatism For testimonials and
certificates of cures performed by this valuable
medicine, eall at tbe subscriber’s Drug and
' Medicine Store, Sbepberdstown.
t F. A. MeNF.ILL
finepherdstosm, April 18, 1833_tf.
JEFFEA.YCAV CUUJYTT, SVT: |
May Term, ltt», of tbe County Court: . I
T\*mm (iriggm, Jr., tulmirumtrtxi'.r mf the mate
•/ Let Ortggm, deceaerd, Ptll.TI rr, j
, „ AtlAINST I
Cha> let .M Perry and D ime! Snyder.
I IN CHANCERY. !
; rpnF. defendant, Charles M. Perry, not
P having eivtert d his ap|irsranee mmI given se>
j rurily «r cording to live act of assembly .nit the
rules of this court; soil it appearing by mtisfae- '
tory evidenee that he is not an iahshitant ef this
eomntoo wealth: him erdr-n/. that the said de
fondant **• epp^r her* on live fir* day of the next
j August tern* <4 this court, and answer the UU of
I the plaimiff, end that a ropy of this on ter be
I forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in this county, and posted at the front door of live 1
court house ef this eountv for two mouths suc
cess! vrly. A copy—Teste.
„ ». J. CRAMER, r.c.
May 30, H3.I.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT
At rvdes hoi-ten in the Clerk’s Off. re of the Cir- I
eud 8<n*eri«,c f^nirt of law and f hence ry foe
Jeffersoncounty, the first Woodsy in May.ISA): j
ItiUiam IP, Isimtrr and Jrsee Hu,ht,
Ptsiirrme, {
AfsAIVIIT
VisimW laferi,., ,uut f 'ni Han nr I*§rrlv, wL ,
mnuHna.t r isv/A the. tHU an*red*/ fWsu I
Lqfnly, der'd llscsansaxa,
IV CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Samuel l^fierty. not hav
mg entered hi* appearance, »nd given ssn*.
erty aeeoe-ling to Die oet of assemble an«l the mlea
<4 tnia court; and it appearing by m,denary '
esidenee Ih-4 he ia not an uihafoiant ,4 ihis town,
try: ft „ entered, that the mid defendant do mv
prar brew on the first day of the nest term, and
answer the bill nf the plaintiff*) and that> eotry
of this order be f-wthwiih inserted m snosTnewZ
paper published in CWleetow., for two months
...ear surety, ami posted at Urn front done of Use
vourt-huuau us the stud toon ef Cbarb-stow a.
A oopw—- Teeie,
Xt no... MOBERl J. BlffiVVN.
May >»,fi%A).
firm ChrtriM* Tobnrro
for Mb by W CLEVELAND k Co. |
A «W. MUTMJmUtBBM,
ATTounrr at saw,
WIXJi pnctirt in the Superior and In
ferior Court* of Loudoun and Jefler
•vn. Ttu tramsctton of all business commit
tod to hi* Management will be character wed
by the strictest attention and punctuality.
Hie office is on Market-*! , Leesburg.
April If, 1HJ3.—tf.
VIMt.IM t TO WIT»
At Rules hoi. . in U- Clerk's tMT.ee of Ike Cir
euil Supci nir Court of I aw end Chen eery for
Jcfl*er*aa County, the first Monday ia June,
|UJ:
lfe«id Murphy and Marla his wife, a daughter
o< Joseph and Lydia Ouch wall, deceased, and
Wesley Duck wall, PUinim,
.tC.1I.YST
James Krenaa and kboda Atm his wife, Thomas
Duck wall, John Duck wall, Joarph Duck wall,
jr. Rebecca Duck wall, (the mid T homes, John,
Joseph, aad Rebecca, being infants,! Warner
W. Throckmorton, Mann K. Page, Curator
«ttu lent* Lie, of the persooal estate of Joseph
hitkwall, dic’d, ami administrator of Lydia
Duck.wail, dec'll, UuuBMTS,
• IN CHANCERY,
THE defendant, Thomas Duckwall, not
haring entered bfo appearance, and giv
en seenrity according to the art of aaaciubly ami
tlie rules of this court; and it ap|»caring by satis
factory evidence that lie is not an inhabitant ol
this country: h la ordered, that the said defen
dant do appear here on tlie first day of the nest
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff*; and
lliat a ropy of this order be forthwith insetted iu
some newspaper published iu Charlestown, for
two months successively, ami posted at live front
door of the sourt-housc in said town of Chaiica
towu. A copy—Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN.
June 30, 1SJJ.
VIRGINIA^ TO \vrrl
At rule* Ivoldeo in the Clerk’s CMfire of the Cir
cuit Superior Court of Law and Chancer* for
Jrffrrson countt, the first Monday in June.
U.i3:
•Mn Crate, I'tsiaTirr,
.1C.ir.YST
Jtt/tn HUulfard and He6et ca ttu kitttnt.
Dura* oasts,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, John Blackford, not hav
ing entered ins appearance, and given
security according to the act of assembly and live
rules of this court; and it appearing by satisfac
tory evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: It utr.lned, that the mid defendant do
appear here mi the first day of the nest term, ami
answer the bill of thr plaintiff; and that a eopv of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per published in Charlestown, for two months
successively, and posted at the front door of the
court-house in the said town of Charlestown.
A eopy—Teste,
HUBERT T. BROWN.
June 2H, 1*33.
VlMGLYLi, TO H IT.
At rules hidden in tlie Clerk’s Office of tlie Cir
cuit Superior Court of I aw and Chancery for
-- vvum;, luv in hi .iiunuir in junf,
1*33:
Thoma* Griff*, Pmarrirr,
.M.UA’ST
Thoma* Mahonv and Jo*. /./, 1. UttttrU, and .17
rrtifrr. Char let B t'uk and II after
Hmrcrold, a tent* and pavmattrr* of the Che*,
apeak* and Ohio Canal Company'
UtruDirn,
IN CHANCERY.
BT)I1E defendant, Thomas Mu hour, not hav
ing entered his appearance, and given
secants according to the act of assembly ami the
rules of this court; and it appearing bv aatisfaclo
ry evidence that lie is not an inliabitant of this
country: It t, ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the nest term, and
•ii.wer the bill of the plaintiff; ami that a copy
of this order he forthwith inserted in tome newi
|.aper published in Charlestown, for two months
successively, and posted at the front door of the
court-house in the said town of Charlestown.
A copy—'Teste,
i ^ HUBERT T. BROWN.
June 20, 1833.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerk’s Office of llie Cir
cud Superior Court of l-a« and Chancers for
Jefferson county, the 1st Mouday in May, 18.13:
Alemeether Thompnn, PuiXTirr
AGAINST ’
Kdtrard If. Graham, and Arthofa* Marmion
adrmmotrator of HilUam Graham, .Iterated,
. . DtrasusSTs.’
IN CHANCERY.
TpHE defendant, Edward W. Graham, not
having entered his appearance, and gi
ven sreurity according to the art of sssemblv and
the rules ef thiscourtt and it appearing by satis
factory evidence Uiat he is not ... iaUbitant of
this country: It i* ordered, that the laid defen
dawt da appear here aw the IrU day of the west
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, .ml
that a copy of thio order be forth withiuserud in
soma newspaper published in Charlestown, for
two mouths successively, and posted at Use front
door of the court-house in the said town of
Charlestown.
A copy-Teste,
m.t jo. im «"H*T r. aaoww.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rule* holdrn in the Cm k’s Off.ee of tf*. Cir
cud Superior Court of law and Chancery for
Jefferson eouoty, the 1st M»mUay in Mar.ISJJ:
AAn w. Hhagraae, Pkii.Tirr,
AGAINST
Mir, M*n*. aha, M. Marti,. .1,'frcd Cruger,
C hartes B. Fide urnl H niter Hm^^ald, *
DtmttJTr,
IN CHANCERY.
TIIE defendant, Miles Morns, mluu M.
Morria, not haying entered his apnea.ance,
srmr?1* rwd'r>*,o «•**■ ^
«•»*• woyawtj ami it appearing
•*Wr,»“* th« he i. net an inliahi
JT? ”.*y* ••mmuyi ft i, anirmi, that the utd
defendant do appear hero on the first day of the
and that a copy of this order be forthaiihinot-rt.
ed in son* newspaper p«hlid,*d in Charlestown,
for two mouths soeecisck, .nd posted „t ,|,r
Cbarletown*^ '*** *ourt'bo,,,e *« dm mu! town of
A copy—Teste,
>1 «_ tiM MOHF.lt r T. SHOWN.
. Mar JO, | *3.1.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:" ~
At rules holde* in tho Clerk's Off,re „f th«
cod Superior lowtof Low ami Chaneery f -r
Jefferson (.ouwly.lbo lat Monday in May, 1LM
Bmjomdn M Belt. . pt4„TlrT
AGAINST
Henry Smith, . Vfrrd fritter, f’hnrtr, H ful
V “ir RtnVi**timnd lament Smith, nyenf af
thr l hemftrukr and (Mao lantd
Osrs.es* r a,
IN CHANCERY.
TIIE defendants, llenry Smith and Cle
ment Sindh, not having entered their
pearanee, ami given security aeenrdmg to the art
id assembly and the roles nf'tbts rows; sad It ap
peanng by aativfactnay esidn.ee that Uses are not
inhabitants of this count rv ft t, at dried, tlmt the
•aid del, nda«ts do appear hr re oa the first day of
the nest term, and an.ere the |,i|| of plaintiff
ami that aanpy of ties order forthwith inserted
•n stime m-wspaper published in Charleston n for
two month« sorerssirely, and posted at ik# .
•* t»m laid tow.i af
Chat lesto* u.
A ropy—Teafe,
a,am •"■WT.ianwff.
III.ANKN
Of gnat Vainly, For kali at thii Ofiaa.
PMOSrCCTLH
Of a .Wrdmmd JMcerstfny tr^Ltu PiMicaUn,
(9 *e cwmmmrrd 9* Jhtodiy Mr 6/4 9/July
rnmmmg, to 4* rntUUd
THE SPY
In fhitmteiphimy
amx> stout or t*b aou
IT ia very philosophically observed by Ad
dison, that our greatest pride arises from
doing good to racb other, or. in etbrr word*.
5?*“ bc'"* l*d‘,r»dually serviceable to society.—
Tliia ran be beat effected by a |>ro)>rr application
of our intelligence*, meting them rut according
to u*« umMiiir, of the community, and ’lets I*,
meuling the decline of |Mibl.c virtue than cheek
ing the progress of public vice: f„r vice retarded
•a virtue advanced. A* the direction and diacua
aion of uieoaorca of national an.I atatc polity are
the business of the daily prraa, Uir f..|| applua
; lion of Addison’s remark ia im < essarily ncglrct
ed, and the consequence is,than icr a, shielded b*
I wealth and wuridlv influence, are abroad tiuon'g
i tbc people, not only unsnapccted. but courted and
i requited; nod tliat a iiuhlicalon ia ueccva-irv
! which will net only detect, but rxhibit these
1 wolves in sheep's clotliing to public acorn—1
t mark by which others will be warned from their
intent, and a service be rendered to society. In
Meeting this object, we shall pursue a yet uiilrod
1 den |iath; one where the necesvary I born shall be
mingled (not concealed) wiibcontrasting flower*.
; I'ba "winner of tbc •• Spy in PkiLulriptia" *hall
| be perfectly delicate, and uneontaaiinat-d br cant
; or v ulgarity; its caurr shall be judicious, it*
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five and impartial study, and skctclies of the liar
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; 1) leiieed by personal arquaiutauce or profeasioua!
■ atlarliment. ’I o these recomiiiendai ions, our Po
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In- equal to that of more pretending publications
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sume tlie wal.t i.l (lit* iirouou d j.umial is uotoiilv
admitted, but generally /•//.. \Va therefore place
ounvrlvrs before the PLOPLK, and relv ing upon
tin ir love of justice and of piddle virtue, await
; their decision respectfully but confidently.
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7,1W'*1 U- issued on tlie fit *4 M.turdav in Julv.
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skilful antslt, and will be accompanied with
i n',c •.••V^ioi.s in prove or verse from the pen.
ot ortgm d and rompetent writer*
All orders must be addressed, post paid, to
WILUAM IH1.I. k Hi.
• »«. I. * it hern an Buii<iing$, /*Ar/mZJM/,r
Csre will be taken to have the work car/tuli.
packet! w hen sent out of the city,
j June 37, I juld.
Wtluable Tract of Tan 4}
FOB WAT.T?
FOR sale, a Tract of f,and, known as Syl
van (.rote, in Herkeley co'inty, Va. ly
ing near Mill Creek, arid containing about
200 ACHES. Tbe land is of lime-tone
soil, and etjual in fertility to any in Bcrkclev
i county. It has a sufficiency .if wood land
: for all necessary purposes ; and there is on the
premises, a good Stone I)we]-Z3 “
, ling HOI St, 13 f.^t by 22, with,
» convenient stone kitchen, and
J family room adjoining—as alao,|
a dairy, a good log barn, with a .
j ing entirely around it; a smoke house, car
riage house, and icc house. There is also a
small Orchard of choice FRUIT,
arid a beautiful avenue of lorn-L.3ffl^H£¥
j from the great road to the
; house. For information in regard
jto :erms,k.c application may ho tnatJeT»T)r.
I George B. Stephenson at liarpers-Fcrrv, ot
to I. H. Douglass at Charlestow n.
! Dec. 30, 1832.
Ton S.aTK,
ATRAC.T of LAND, purchased of Ca
leb Sale, containing 361 aerrs, well
j wuUred, and has two or three fine springs.—
j The Turnpike road from Baltimore via Shep
I herd-town to Winchester, will naas throtwb
it * rten mushed.
Also, another Tract, containing ISO acres,
lying on the same road, and bounded by Ope
•juoii creek, wi.h between 30 aud 4u acre* of
hue bottom, and has 9 or 3 good springs—ene
a w hite sulphur, very much frequented dur
ing the season, and flowing out of a Urge
; list rock all around it. One of these farms is
.m>uruled hy the main road, and is well im
proied—both lying in krcderick county—is
well timbered, and has a quantity of meadow
on each farm.
Also, another small lot of Land, in the
*amc c°unty, and on the same road, contain
'•'g j acres, one half meadow, the balance in
line timber. This tract would suit a trade* -
man, cooper, shoemaker, or any person only
■ wanting a small lot. There is a spring and
! running water on )t.
Also, .mother Tract, containing 210 acre*,
lying in Morgan county, and ou the Polomac
Inier. all in timber. A» the canal will pas*
along the hot torn through the land, it will
he scry valuable, and the- timber will be in
great demand.
AKo.anotherT rart.containing *0’acrr«,l> in*
on the main road Iroro Martin*burg to Hath,
with a dwelling house and cellar, and a small
orchard. Atiout 30 am* are cleared, and 5
<>r C acres of meadow, and has • good .prinz
und running water on it. The property would
answer for a public house, as it i« about half
way.
These lands will be sold low, ami I will
take m payment. Nr grow* or looney.
[ person wishing to purchase, may ap
ply to tne subscriber living in Jefferson eoun
iy. virgmm. on the mam road trading from
Hbcpberdsiown to W mcheai«r, and wui,», j
nubs of Middlcway.
, ol 1M_ THOM A# CAMPBELL.
leb. 21, 1*33.
IViilHbie r*mmrt for Sate.
THE undrrsigned, eaecutors of the b«t
will and testament of band If inter
dec d, will sell the TKAf T bk LAND < om
m*Mily called llte smoke town farm, supposed
to contain sia hundrr d acres.
PHILIP t. PEMn.r.ToN,
John sTibuiit.K.
Martinshurg, Jan, 1J, Ki],
iiy*oit it*»ois iiwf
IW II I. purchase WWW quantity of washed
or unwa*h*d IfOO/,, for which I will gi«r
the higlartt market prbe m mcrehai li*e
... < H «* f. hTLUAHT
f harSestQwn, M»y ’J3, |%33
.vgy htork II
TM ODDPHE&DfTO^TV. w
THE subacriber baa just received from u MM
; JL cities of New York, Philadelphia Ki IQ
Baltimore, and la now opening in Mr. H»fc,. IS
1 B. Selby’s fire-proof store-bouw, lately <+f II
P**< by Mr. B. T. Towner, an elec/,., » / 11
; cowipiele assortment of GOODS ** * <■ *i >.♦ I ^
odwrs, wholesale and retail, at very rrduc* H
I prices. I '
, Th‘ stork cowaists in pert o^ fl, I
Fine and superfine blue, black, olive.
ed and other colored cloths and c*».9
pelnso ditto. A general as*oi liuri.t of
Valencia, satinet*, taarseiUea, jeans .tk] f, f |
cy Vestings; Oxford mixed, Krrtxh , I
blue and fancy colored Casainctts; top* rt ..« I
blue and brown F.nglish Camlet ; eLirv», bin, * 9
and brown camel's hair Cloth; grey, 9
and cinnamon colored summer Cloth ; brow
. grey and drab Petersham ; Manchester,Bn ;
up, Pittsburg and Drnoa Coni-; Carpettu .
Uug^s; Burlaps, (Hnahurgs, Tirhleoburg* /
Russia Sheetings; Linen Drilling, stripe! j
plain and fancy.
At- I.VkE T8 .#.>*/> Flm 1.V.NTI S :
Rose, point ami Duffel Blankets ; white.« lr II
lot, red, yellow anW green,fine, sopertine n.g Is
jraurc Flanucls; llngiish and domestic Ba.z*/ I J
plain and napped. > I
rANOY GOODS- 1
Superfine black, and blue blurb Dili,* lj
Lustring; superfine heavy black Satin. bl*. k i
and fancy colored t.ros de Naples, do. tie If
.Swiss; do do Indies; black Seuchcws ai l H
Sarsnet*; bl i*k colored Italian t’rapet; I l »
| ?-•< black Italian Cramt*; imitation do ; Uar
i colon a do.; a complete and very select as
sortment of ladies'dress lldkts; Silk t.au/c,
j < rape, Mandar.nc, I'almarme, 4*c. Ac.; blue k
j and w hite silk Hose, half Hose, and Ciloves,
Pongee and fag Bandannas ; t’hopaa; Mack,
blue o d colored Sewings and Twist \
•plcndcd as-ortmerit of bonurt, cap, belt, t ,i
fetta and satin Ribbons ; ai(k Umhrcliat, giiig- I
bam do. superior t'ambnc and Muslins of l
every description; Irish Linen and lasto; la
black and brown Hollands; rvl and ll>-l Dia- I
I per and Damask; 3-4 wide bird-eye do; Lt- I
' Mrn Cambric and linen cambric lldkfa, plan, !
1 printed and bordered; Merino Shaw Is anc L
J S«»rfs ; Caaaimcre and > alentia do., 3-4.4 Is I]
, ■*•■1 Bobbinet; Brussels Collar*; thread and
1 liol.liln-, V,......... IM.:_... l • . .
-mmmm i.«ir , uui |
! and white bobbinct Veil*; Superb white and
' green Blonde do., white and green gauze do |
| black and col'd Bombazines, Bombazctts am I
Circassians; blue, green ami scarlet .Moreeta, I
dark and light cold merino Cloth; a large a
sortment of calico and furniture Prints,French
j Ding ha ms, furuiiuie Dimity, kr. Superb Tu* -
can,Bcbrc,fancy Leghorn and Dunstable Boi.
nets ; ladies' and gentlemen's cotton llosi,
plain and clocked of ercry quality ; blae'% Ij
and «.!ate colored worsted do.; Buck, Wood*
stock, kid, hosskin, thread, and Burlington 1
; Dlovrs and Mils; combs, brushes, mat* lies, I
,sdk, lasting and fancy buttons; wallets, Kc. ]
DOMESTICS;
Hi ••!, sn«l '-l Shirtings .ktul Sliceting*, hleawk
•'ed and uiililrm mslj .VI nml «■ i lickings; aprO'v *
Clink*, i’oii-hi Lh'-rk* and Stri|K-i; red, whit
and gt i n Canton Flannel; Lino Nankin*; Jeans
and drilling; twilled coitus* for scrsaids, sioul
cotton do. kc. kt.
•1 comfit It assortment of
Hardware, Culler/ and Saddlery.
’ Plate*I, brass and polished steel Blirtip Iron*; J
' plated, bra**, and polished duel Mil*, liuckW-' «
j B|K>t«,l<.isa«'s, Slides.Mai tingal Mings and Hook s, I
c!>a«'li amt tvarnc** mounting, cotton anil irnrskr j I
webs; whole, half-seaming and ptkting lace and |
, cards; cotton ami horse Card*; ruler, platcdjbras I
( and Other llurkle*, raising Knives and k’ugkt, I
laLlc and butt hers Steels; elegant a^id cotutki.i
J ilinner and breakfast Kums and Forks, *oc
ami butcher Knives; single, double ami four
blaih tl pnekit and |icu Knnis; 1‘iacrrt, nipper-,
ami plyers; a full astortiuent of raaps and Blr-.,
scisaoia ami »lK-ars, bwfM and l.itehr*, nob*,
reau, cupboard, the*, trunk, pad, and •addfe-Lsg
Lock* hmaa, Ja^n and plated CsnUletriv k*. j
an assnrtnieiil of tacks and bind*; superior eia- i
J dliug and crass Seville*; tickles; mill, croM»eiut I
hand, we'0>l, and panneJ Sant; an a**o«tine|.t ot
sii|MTiar plane Litis; bench ai d joiners’ *I'i>oU, p
I steel, iron, ami trying square*; butts and hiwg-», K
J troni 1«, sail-iron*, aiid-iron*, brass anil cast, dm- f
I srl and tnugs,coffee nulls.spit-boxes, wuiters,< »>'.
•Jicar, and tinman steel; bar iron and Uilo* k
ware caslii ji.
A liMIRit AwORTSRTror
f --m - .
-M 1/iCf fC 9 • % \
COJfMUlKO or
' ^‘TT***' prnrtian.l apple ditto, J«|u.ma
•»d Nt9-Kti|bfHf Hum; llulUix! *od iloi ntie
p*1!* »T« Whi*«jr, Mwinn, Sfenr*, Red Putt/
I .itbon, anti Mal.iga Wiuni gun powder, ituiio
nal, young ami oid by too l ea*; lowl and Crown .
Sugar i Java, xroi.g green. Kio, and liman* ( ol- I
lee; , pepper, cluvt cinnamon, man -, nut.
naega, afnm, tndigo, mukUr, rin, raWua, »!- I
monda mackerel, herring, *Ud, and wd-tid.,
mgar laonw. If U. and \f |. Molauc., Li.rr- I
pool, tdown aod RruM«Hl alum Haiti ,pert , Can- ■
(die*, mould and dipped do., eaal.le, while and \
brown Soap. Alao, Paint*, l»t c Stuff* and.31c
; diciuca.
• 1 full end eomyltli umurtmmt if
Cliiiiit, (.lass, Queens .Stone
WAUK,
( <«nn»,iii- of berakfaal, dinner ami Ira S<U>,
dt eai.lt ia, tumbler*, wine glaaat a, but*. *, 11***.
l.lidwawnd ho* It; Liverpool, Opaque U.n.a.and
*"**•«• dinner, brrakfaal, and lea Plate* lea p t*.
, augar bowl*, and tn-im jnaa, large and mi all
Ik** la, tea *ud aotT.-e tup* Mini *mirrr*, ,w<rt and
j naania. pitcher*, bake dtahea, Kc , atom toga, ,at *,
I kc. kc. kc. A Lata,
.#/» n.rtchtiir . Lew. !mmt •/
HOOTS .I.VIi SHOTS.
I Imliea’prnrw-IU Hoota, Shot« and Sln.iwr*
• lute and fdack aatin Sfippert; Mark. green. and
p' rple knl Shoe*, Morocco, call «,d aeal d* »
| •”**•* «.M»tletnen,*llwt«, lh.ot<w*, calf, Moroc »
•ml aeal aktn Pump* and Sh.w**; r*|f a,el kip
Monroe*, Idack ami bud buck** hi dtito, get. Mi - A
rot ti a Miiqieia; a, wed and p* ggrd lirogana—1«- f.
gethwr *,U, m. a*aot(in< nt ol iniawi andchdtl** u *
prunella, Morocco, and and ak,« M<**.|» aid SIh
All ,*f »t.n I. are telling at ter* low prici a, I- r I
raah, or ow a liberal en-dit to punctual tleale,,
• »»«* public are rrtptciiully Minted to call and
* aaiuine the Stock.
. J P lUMTRAMCR.
rlieplimleoan, May If,
( smvo AVD
wo <sms.
IF r ,r* re-c'riri** ami ope;,,,*, % gen. ,1
f f maortmrrd of iPry l.ood., firmer * .
Hardwarr, Mueemware, ChinA-ai I
attrh MedtcitM* a* ate m, ti«m*n u»« V -
drain • caL, logon tiwhwea *afy, », m^t „* f
rlea need m Om aart.an ef C(M|Il(f W| , .
found in our utaortowrd. Our ruatoMra i J
the puMk generally atw loaded (o .. ,
rail. He fledge ooraclte* that no arf.< .
of tq.tal quality ah ail ha aold at lower i« * **. i
lhaii wa will ae|| Ouam on our accaJanah f
U*»g ter eta for (as* ,»r on fVtdit
rt t . . " M r | ,K* * C(J. \
rhartealonra. April 95, tt«33.
sacost,
Uoait,.r.k, ,, KCt,
m I barleitoxii, Mur ? !*■??,