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muns srpiitbsn unfern Offjisren ano ScIcas
ten einerlsits unb ben 5srrsn Oleritanern.
Die fet5nem Semcritas, III osrsm febwa.a aen
uusem unIere Eriessr mebr Snare 0neen,
ais ben 5errsn 8emablsm Briorn unb
Satsrn anssnsbm 1T, follen bic S6alo 3D.
pcn traaen.
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Heabin9, Be II L. CUNT 1917.
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Sur 6eupern6r:
Seneral cSaiues cSrbin,
BON Ssnter Sauntp.
SIR Canal GemmifIonsr:
sDosepD U. 3patto,r,
bon Cumberland Sauntp.

E. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth St.
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei.
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa.
per.
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Tatr. - Die eissjdbriss &saeinssr SUMS
Sair fdat auf ndbifsn 8rsita9, 100 nab alter
bsrfsmmIibsr Manisr bic junss @slt fIb bslu'
ifssn tpirb. Die Birtbs unb Stcbrbalter psr'
iprsdsn iib cine flsins grnte bsi Der Gsls9sn.
bsit, bsfcnosrs psnn bas QEsttsr fb6n une liz
bsrbaupt gut gum grnten 1T.
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liam gppsnbsmsr, bon bier, srtranf am Suis
tag Nabmittas i'm Sbuplfia Ganal Ct mar
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am anesrn Mcrssn su psrffsbsn CAB eas esr
anbsrs srtrunfsn fsi. Nm gamitas Nbsnt
,par Der Strpsr nod nibt esfunbsn.
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fsbr psrfbisbsn lno: namsntIb lautsn bic Ron
tsnabbartsn Sauntiss nibt gum bsifsn, mcsss
gen bic pom 1Ssiten bsisr unb mtuntsr gang
gut fnb. aus bsm @anjsn ftbIisssn mir eos
bsr Grtra9 Der ndbifsn ernts msbr als mittsIs
nasis ftin pirb. Die ftit Sur;sm snsstrstss
ne sinitiSe 2Sitteruns fam nibt anesrs ala
mobltbdts auf Die Saamsnfsleer mirfsn, mas
AUDI in tisfsr gs9ene eas Nnfebn esrisIben bss
tsutenb perbsGsrn ipiro.
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$7O.15O

eisraus pirb man ftbtn. bas er. Sbunt
b's gum Sblu0t fsinu sseen,partssn 9isnits
3sit nur f.d)s uno orcisis Jabr in atms
tern mar, pabrsnb mslbsr 3sit sr bas bibfte
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bab bic NsmtsrbaIter oufsebradbt iins, neil bas
VoIf bsfbtokn bat, ibn BON Der 6fsntbsn
Sripps Su trsibsn.
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OrenunS re8iert Ole melt !-Das qous
isplle Sournal faet: als 5or. Benton firslicb
III befsr 9taet mar, srlaubts ct fitb ein9e bits
tere Semsrfunasn ibsr Gen. Stott, neatn Der
ennabms bsS SaitsaS Gan Suan Be lllca.-
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srcbss 9srSsben 9easn ale bsifebsnbsn Srissss
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uno rann Dem Gen. gectt SsfsbI srtbsilts baf,
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IS ibm nitbt 9elan9 @eneralsSslomarItbaa ,u
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inertia Der Wibe tibsrbobsn fnb, 1db CUR Sss
ststuns sinsn pas ju psrfbaffsn, BET in guros
pa elm unumsanslibss Sseirfnis 1T, 70 iif Ct
eob felt benz Sssinn ess msrfanfbsn Rrissss
msbr in @straut 9sfommen. Yrsfbsnt pclf
CAB feinsm Srsunee Santa Nnna snsn Yas,
womit Ct burt Sturm uno 96sasn. Sanonsn
unb !6aubsen frei bic nab Dsra Cru, foms
men fcnnts unb inbirefte grlaubnis bate bic
Rinber Sonatbans anjusrefsn unb ;u srfbiss
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Tsrmbrun9 Der Sinnabmsn 1913 OF
Nus9aben BID l. Mai l947, NIT
Ginfb!us aqsr Gspratursn ALSO 90
Qus9absn bic l. Otai 1916, nit
e'nfbus allsr &epratursn 2O,472 03
9srminbsruns bsr 4ussaben 1922 O3
Nus osm porbsrssbsnosn ersbt Ib sns8srs
msbrun9 Der oissjdbr9sn elnnaba,sn ibsr biz
pcrjdbr9em bs gum Weonat Diai, auf pisitr
Nttbeluns, bon $30.s6O O5. 9abs 1T absr
su bsbsnfsn, bab Der Canal i'm pOrissn Sabre
eurb bic llsteribwsmmuns pisl sslttsn barts,
unb eas babr bic Nus9absn i'm poriesn Sabre
bio gum Mai, bic bissjdbriasn um $l5,722 O3
ubsrifis9sn babsn. Die 8srmsbruns Der Gins
nabmsn auf Der 9sta,par,Ubtbsiluns mag als
0srbdltns fir ale utrissn tTentlibsn wsrfe
eisnsn. Ga unftrs Candle bisfes Sabr pisl
frlbsr sr6Hnst wurosn'als bic Nsuporfsr, 70
Sc9sn fIb Die @sfbdfts pislmeDr als fribsr auf
Die Yennfplpanfbsn.
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mem 2Se9s nab Der Felmdtb.
Seim Iriebeu.-Rab cen lsstsn Rabs
rlbtsn bon Dasrifo, fnb lsiba bic 9lusiibnn
fir sinsn baleissn 8risben ebsn 70 trauris als
js5upcr. Der @on9res bat tas Ansrbstsn
gnslanes, ourb 0srmittluns Srieosn iu mas
den, suridssfbobsn. @anta 9tnna fol- an
Der Spiee elmer Nrms pom 1000 Mann in
Gan 2cuis Yotoii itsbsn, bsreit Don Rsum els
ne SbIabt Su lieftrn. Die mrisanitbsn 3sis
tunssn flbrsn sins b6bit frisssribs Spratbe ;
rper gum Srisbsn rdtb miro als 8srrdtDsr srs
fldrt uno msr iib msissrt bic 9Eaffsn Su nsbs
men une ss9sn bic 2tmsrfansr Su fsbtsn, fol-
als Seobperrdtber bsitraft Werben. 2fm 15t.
Mai fcdte rplsesr Elm, Babl fir Preftent BON
Wsrifo ifattfnbsn unb man rebnsts aa9smein
auf bic WisosrrmabIuns Santa Nnna's.
Der fcsenannte "Gner(la:& &ries" 1T in Dlss
rifc jest in po(lsm 9an9e, fbent absr nitbt bic
srWunfbte 9Sirfun9 su baben, wslcbe fitb bic
Msrlfansr baron usriprabsm inoem Die 6srs
rem @usriaas ftb gar fsin Sswi6tn taraus
MAIDEN fcrobl bic Mtrifansr ju pdneern unb
absufblabtsn als bic Nmsrifaner.
PHONOGRAPHY eber FONOGRAFI iif
Der 3ams Der nsusn snslifbtn SubfabirsMs'
tces porauf mir fbon fribsr aufmsrffam sss
madt BADEN. 9as fertmdbrsnoe Strsitsn Der
sn9lifben Sslsbrtsn unb Sibsrfbribsr, ibsr
bas &sdt unb llnrsbt i'm Sbrsibsn ibrsr
Sprabs mabts fbon lanse Elm nsues u. al ss.
msinss Spifsm notbtpenbis uno baS obsnsrs
wabnts fbeint am bsifen seei3net su fein osm
lanss fdblbarsn 8ebirfnins absubsIfen. Das
nsue Spfism srforbsrt sruar Elm Hlpbatet BON
AZ Subffaben, beinabe ecppsIt 70 vieI aIs bas
alts' esanob bsbauptsn Die Srsunbe bsnelbsn,
une tttsr nitt cbne Sruno, bab es fir Disjss
niesn bic 60 einmat selsrnt babsn, lsiebtsr 1T
en9fb rstt Su fbreibsn. neil aIe 8uhffaben
babel btrtar fino une immsr sleiblautenS bleis
ben. qisbbatsr bee nsusn Spffsms mtstn bsi
uns anrufen uno Yrcbsn eapon inn "Anglo
Saron," wsldsn mir rpcbent!ib pcn q. Vorf
srbalten, in aussnfbsn nsbmsn.
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Gen. Santes Srptm, unitr eanoibat
fir Seupsrnor, fam am Srsitase in ben gis
fsnbabnsSarrsn bon YbilaesIpbia bier an une
nabm ecsis in ern. Mapp's {eotd. @dbrsno
fsinsm esrfen bsfubts ct bic bishssn gifsnfa.
btfsn, unb muros bon 0islsn itnsr Srsunbs
unb Nnosrn tsiubt Die ale bobff Sufrisbsn
ltnb Itsr fein 9sfaaisss Ssnsbmsn, 70 ,pis ss
jsssm SNesrmann ss;smt unb BON jsbsm ss.
bilestsn eiisnmsiitsr srwartst mirb. Den 60,
fcfcfcs bot Iib babel cine berrlids Gslsaenbeit
bar, ben Osann su febsn Der ibnsn ,p6bsntlib
als sin itcl;sr 4riitofrat unb llntsrbrider bsr
4rnsn 9sidilosrt wirb.
Gen. Srpin uiste ssifsrn NIT tsm Sarrsns
su9e bon bier nab poitsplIs, wo CT iltb sbsns
falls Elm cesr jmsi Gage aufDaItsn ,pire, auf fs.
nsm Nsss nah Der cematb.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
DIED.


Outhesll ise,.. near smithfeld, BESJAMtY WALTER,
SON OF john Hand Margaret Smith, in the 4h year of his
age.
On Friday evening week. aged about6o, Capt. DAVID
IIENNlNG OF Newtown, an excellen; citizen and most
exemplary mas.
On Tuesday morning week. after short illness. Mr.;
GEonGE PEiTEN of Frederick county, aged about 60
years
On The 2Ah nit, MARGARET ELIZABETH, aged -
prr,hs and ~ days, daughter of John n Bell, Esq Of
Winchester.
In W.nche.tet: on Tuesday evening week, joins NJ.
STRIprR, so!Ii.t Mr. Thomas Strder, aged II month!
and III days:
On Friday IaG 9th inst after only few days illness
AIr CHARLES E!iAMBLIN, of the late John Chambn,
Of Loudoun county, in the 18th year of his age
On Monday last, at Hshorough, Loudoun county,
ELIZA BETH daughter of the Rev John a. Henning, aged
one year.
At HarpsFssFcrry, on Sunday morning, 9th inst,
SoLoMAN ETriHG CouEN, Jr., aged years, month
and u days, only child of solomon h. and Ann Maria
Cohen foi1neriy If Baltimore and Philadelphia.
In Bc.ry Vile on Sunday the 1stinstant at the residence
of Jacob tser Es. his sonn-law Mr.. DANIEL B. Rich
ARns SEN in tIee63d year of his age Upright and ex
emEary III all the relations ofle, this venerable Pari-
arck was beloved and respected by all who knew him.
leaving 10 lis an example worthy imitation,
whilst his int with his fellow men was free from
guile and characterised by answering integrity lie
passed mildly tbreugh long life without an enemy and
il is confidently believed, died at his appointed hour to
exchanges tina hGpf anguish and actOn, for that peace
and happiness preserved in heaven for the pure In heart
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL. be sold at public sale, on fr'oag ne
w l3th day of This monLt, at the snhscT'ner 5
residence. two and half miles from Smithtield'
near the turnpike road, all OF his
Stock and Farming Utensils, sc.
Consisting in part of the following
Six head Of Work Horses, one OF which rides well,
One Colt.
Several head of good Mich Cows,
a number of Hogs,
One Wagon and Bed,
HAY Ladders, Wood Ladders,
B.tTshear, Double and Single Pioughs,
One Harrow. l Cutting Box,
One Wheat Fan, Cart,
One Sleigh and Harness,
Hay by the Ton'
Together with many other articles not necessary
to mention.
Terms If SaLe.-A credit of six months Mill be
given ON all sums over ten dollars, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security; under that
amount the cash will be required.
No property to be removed till the terms OF sale
are complied with.
Sale to take place at TO- O'clock A. NJ
JOHN w. DALGARN.
Aurust 6. lS47.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

yUENtY Il. F%RLONG respectfully informs
& q the CITIZENSHIP Churlestown thai lie wil'
reopen his SelecfsFemale School on Monday
lie has ssG been Successfully engaged in the bust
ness of teaching fl upwards. of two years, and
has in his possessSn letters testimonial and re-
rommendatorv, of tie most satisfactory nature.
His School will ID conducted ON the most aPs
proved plan and ne efforts will be spared to i'm
prove both the minds and morals of those com
United to his care.
The course of-insfructiom will be thoromghyein
bracing both tie elementary and highef English
branches
The terms will be modrate, VARYING from SIX 70
ten dollars per session OF 81 weeks according |"
the branches studied:
As my number wlll be limited, those des!rona
Of sending will please make application al tiie
earliest convenient opportunity.
AIRY further information may be oDtaihs1 oF
calling on me at mystathers residences on 1a'sih
street. Charlestown.I
JuIv 80 lSI7-It.
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5O6,369

I,S
TICKETS SI0-Shares in proportion
Certificates of packages in the above will be
issued and sold at the following rates:
25 whole tickets $40 25 quarters $35 90
25 halves 20 25 Fights II 30
u The undersigned offer the above splendid
Scheme to their numerous acquaintance through
out the country. Persons wishing Tickets in
any of the Lotteries that are drawing daily, By
sending their orders TO us shall be faithfully at
tended to, and an official of the drawing properly
attested by the Commissioners, sent them imme-
diately after the drawing is over.
Remember, no postlge need be paid on any
communication to US OF business.
We have Tickets or hand in every Lottery in
the State of Maryland. We also have Small Fry
Lotteries which draw On Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Saturdays of each week. Capital prizes from
$4,000 to $1,000. Tickets $1-I1alves so cts.
Quarters % cts. Address your orders to.
r. {. MATLACK 81 co.
No. 4 Light ST., 2Gdoor 6elolo Fountain Hotel.
Baltimore, August Is, 1S47+
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
The Truth will Ont.

TFNHE lasttrain of cars fortunately arrived safe,
Il and brought to hand splendid assortment
of Groceries, consisting in part of New Orleans,
Porto Rico, Puverized, Lump and Loaf Sugars /;
Rio and Java Coffees;
Y. Hyson, Imperial and G. P. Teas;
Trinidad Molasses, N. O. Syrup;
Honey, Rice, Soap, Hops, Salearatus;'
Pepper, (grain and ground0
Sugar, Soda and Water Crackers;
6, 8 and 10 penny Nails; Glass and Putty;
Matches, Adamantine and Mould Candles;
Rappee Snuff, 1000 lbs Country Bacon;
Shad Herriugs, Mackerel, Lard
Dried Peaches and Apples and whatit did not
bring the citizens of Harpers-Ferry and vicinity
cannot guess Therefore please call at the stand
opposite Abell's Hotel, and you shall be told and
shown. noltely by CONRAD & BRO.
Harpers- Ferry, Aug. Is, ls47.
N. B.-You will always find on hand the largest
assortment of Groceries in the place, which can
and shall be sold cheaper than the cheapest for
q The highest cash price given for Bacon and
Lard.
GALT-Coarse and fine, by the sack or bushel.
- TnIy rs. VIM R. SEWERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
N,PAsA.Mgey9ma

On The 5,siust at Selma Frederick connIv Virginia,
The residences. of her father, by the Rev. VIM. Y Rocker
JoIrN AMB:.EI, ESD, to Miss ANNA NJ, eldest daughter
of The Hon ,lnes VI. Mason.
On the lstjnstant by the Rev. VIM. Love, Mr.. DAVID
HorrStAN, to aIiss ANN COLBERT, all of Berkeley CO.
On "Wednesday the 2sth ult., by the Rev. John Winter,
Mr.. BENNETT FaANcEwAY, TO Miss MARY VIRGIN,
SuAuIL, all 81 Berkeley county
On ueydaSs the 9Th ult by the Rev. L. EichelberGer.
Mr.. E.ywRANtE GARRETT, to Miss MARY CATHARINE
PEEs. all Of frederick county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
0hc alarkets.
RALTIMORE MARKET.


Reported weekly for the :. Spirit ofIeeFson'' by Wal.
TER &. Co., Flour and Commission Merchants and
C;ane-,l Produce Dealers, Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, TUESDAY lokNING.(
August 10, Si7.
DEAR srR:-The past week has been marked by ex-
,n ullnesS in the Flour and Grain markets. owing in
s,T d.gree To the unfavorabe accounts received on
he ID instant per Hibernia from Europe. On
Hsslav there, was moderate demand for fresh GROUND
EIr al s. 62f with sales of 600 bbs and sales
af snu1s 300 bbs new wheat Flour At s. IS Subse-
nentIv shippers reduced their limits s. 30 for fresh
GGronni old and GIL to So IS for wheat flour
dealers would submit to these prices except under
exnrrss orders and consequently but few hundred bar
rel, were sold. yesterday (Alpnday) there mich
batter feeling in the mnrket-shi?pers advanced their
limits for fresh ground flour 10 62a 81 6S3 and pur
chased some 1863 bbls. Sales of about 1000 bhlS new
flour ut ) IS s. 81:
CORN-NIEAL1-'The supply and demand very limited;
s,Ies yesterday of $50 300 bbls 10 TO 81 ST.
ER'ATS-White and yellow Corn have ruled at the
s,n rjce throughout the weck-65 to 40 cts; yesterday
E.yy norcels strictly prime brought To cts
Red Wheat sold from Tuesday until Saturday at 81 to
81 Is Yesterday tAlOnday) i'll consequence of contracts
Of our Civ Alillers to supply flour. competition
started for wheat and the price of red up 10 -
n 81 3S and 30 TO 81 40 for white.
CATFLE-ln consequence of the small supply offered
Yesterday an advance previous prices Obtained
sales, nett. at D to So 20
HOC;S.-Sales at 6 IS TO Sc 50-in moderate demand
WOOL In good demand; common tubwushed COM
mauLs u to 38cIs; fneaTcle is worth 80 to 40 cts
Yours, respectfully, W. q ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
Marble Establishment.

Il To announce to the Citizens of Jefferson and
the surrounding counties, that they have opened a
MARBLE YARD.
in Charlestown, u few doors West of the Post or
flee, on the opposite side, where they will be pre-
pared at all times, to furnish Monuments, Tombs,
Head and Foot Stones, and all other articles in
their line.
All orders thankfully received and punctually
attended to. ANDERSON ~ RING.
Charlestown, Aurust 6. ISl7-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
NOTICE.
August G. 1847.

T3HHE Stockholders of the Harpers-Ferry and
h Shenandoah Manufacturing Company are
requested to pay in the last nstalment OF five dol
lars per share due on their Stock, on or before
the third Friday in this month, together with one
back instament now due. The calls on the Com
pany to meet the demands for Machinery now
being delivered, urges the undersigned TO make
this call. Certificates of Stock will be made ont
and left at the Bank in CharIestown, and at the
Bank in Frederick, Md, and with George Mauzy,
Esq, at Harpers-Fcrry.
JAMES GIDDINGS, Prest
August 6. lSi7-3t +. Press cOpy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
ESTRAE STEER.

HNAKEN up as an Estray, trespassing on t
Il farm Of Mrs. Nancy Burns. near CharIesto"
about the goth of May last, a
White MuIey Steer, :.
with liver-colored ears, and AN unte-hit out
each. sunonsetl 10 be four years old last S9rIn'
The sad Steer has heen appraised tat iAe :
$50. -
The owner or owners of the above eSiFa'
requested to come forward, prove properly
charges and take it away. JOHN BUM
Anuust 10 lS47-St.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
NOTICE.

VNEELING grateful for the very liberal patron.
Il age that has beenDestowed upon me since
have been conducting tie Mercantile business, at
this place, as Agent, beg leave most respectful
ly, TO inform my friendsiand the public generally
that Ihave now commented business entirely upon
nv own responsibility, and most respectfully So
licit large share of 1heipublic patronage. Hav;;
ing commenced business with small capital and
having large monthly payments to make, nccessi-
tv will compel me to adhere as strictly az posshl6
10 the Cash and Prolific system. But bear III
mind that | am determinfd to reduce the prices I"
suit the times.
'rhc highest market price will be paid Tor pre-
ducc, and marketing of I'LL kinds in exchange Tor
goods at CasI, prices.
DnCIeld.s Depot. InlM 50, l847-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

NEW 4ypRK, august TO, b Ii+lI'
The -four market continues inactive to-day, and ono
tations rather heavy tennessee flour is held at So The
safes to-day do exceed 5000 barrels, principally ives
tern brands, at So - a s. ST..
There is good demand for wheat, which is firm, with
n tendency TO advance The sales, however. amount to
only about 10000 bushels mostly prime reds, al 81 ~
81 % per bushcl
The price of corn is improving with the demand
About 1900 bushels mixed sold today at "a 40 cents
ner buSheI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
PUBA7C SALE OF LAND.

WILL be sold at public SIZE, before tie Court
county, Va, on honda y hhs g31 dlIy # An
guSi nIert, (if not previously sod At private saie
the Farm belonging to the hhjrs of the late Isaac
Dawson, decd, lying in MoFRan county, Va, o.,
Big Cacapon creek, one milaarUm its mouth, fou'
miles West OF Bath, one miiF5 from the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Bruce kDepot and one mile.
and quarter from the Chesa beake and Ohio Ca
nal at Dam No. g. This fariA contains
GIG Acres OF Gapd Land
one hundred Acres OF vhicE.5is cleared and in Z
fine state of cultivation lars portion of it beng
creek bottom; the balance Uncovered with thri-
wing Timber. The IMPROVEMENTS consist OF II
large'and Convenient L0GlEDEYELLINGy
d. with good cellar, ntEy Barn, and other.
-lils- Out-bnildings. There Is never iaiIin.
Spring of good water near tge House, and two
Apple Orchards and a Peach OF thard on the Farm.
To Capitalists this is a verys desirable farm
being Immediately on the Creak, IL has the advan-
tages of extensive wafer powd5 aud is well suit
ed to the purposes of building Factories, Mills, OF
any kind of Machinery. f
Persons desirous of purchasing at private sale;
or who wish to view the premisss will please call
on George II. Hieronemoust{ns ar Pughto77.4
Frederick county, or the undersigned, on the pre-
misses.
Terms of Sqie:-ons-thirdit of the purchase
money in hand and the balancsiin two equal am
lual payments, with interest fr9ln date.
WA. az CATLETPs
Bath, Morgan CO.. Va, July Is, IS47.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13
BAsKENn1DGE, n. J., Oct. 10, l5l5

Mr. SETH W. FowIE, Boston:
Dear Sir: perceive by all the newspapers that You
are tie general agent for that very useful and highly
popular medicine called Wisinrs Bnsam Of Wild Cher,
medicine in nv family with decided success Last fall
nv wife was quite sick; had very bad cough. con-
suited physician who visited her and prescribed some
medicine. which did not relieve her cough Al last lie
ordered Dir. Wisrur's Ealsam of Wild Cherry immr-
diueIy procured hottie of your agent in ms place. Mr.
DAME. W. DDtv: she took il, aud cured er cough Ell
Ir:iy HGing' IiIe winter had fever myself which
I,f, rne very weak and feeble; had severe cough,
which irunbled suIueIime. hird recourse TO y"ur
IIaIsam again, and found ii highly beneficial; was
obliged however, take bottles before was entire
" we'll All who have had colds, severe coughs or dis
ea.cd lungs, would advise To try DIR WlSIAk ,
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY at once.
Signed DAVID AYERS.
lam personally acquainted with Mr. Ayers, and believe
his statement TO be true and entitled the confidence Of
the public. Signed by Rev. OSCAR IlAliliS,
Pastor of the LIST Presbyterian Church at Baskenrge'
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS, on the wrap
per.
~ fresh supply of the above Isalsam, on hand and
for sale by THOMAS NJ. FLINT, Charlestowm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

Sr1R1TED-We are pleasedt to leapS that new
Company OF Cavalry has been formed in the 56lh
Regiment which is handsomely uniformed and
equipped according to law. Our young friend
JACOB Yount has been elected Captau, Isaac J.
Groves LIST Lieut. Quincy Nicholas cd Lieut. T.
C. Linn Sd Lieut.. Cyprus Pence 4th iAcnt. we
hope the course of these soldiers in ths Regiment
will be followed by the other Regiments in the
countv.-Rockinghdm Register
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-08-13

TRurr1xG-Two tro,ting MATCHES came off on
the Union Course on Thursday. The first match
was for $500, mile heats, best three in five to
skeleton wagon, between Manhattcn and Alaggy.
The first heat was won by Maggyl in 3,0l the
second by Manhattan. in 2.59I, The third by the
same. in 257; and the fourth ard sast, in 259,
together with the match and purse, vas also won
by the horse. The match between J lady Suffolk
to a skeleton wagon, and Moscow q a sulky, for
$3.50, mile heats, best three in five ;cNt came OIL
and was won by the Lady in three straight heats.
Time .. 32J-2 325-2. 36.-BaH CLIPPER