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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
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On the LIST inst. at Martinsburg. by the Rev. WIN.
1--we. JOHN 81 NIX uDl;E. Egg, Ia niss ANNA C..
WILSON, youngest daughter Of the late John X. wal.
son.
On last "Wednesday morning nv the Rev. r T. Nixon.
Mr.. PETER w. JOHNSON to Miss Annals. DRtSH,
both of Le-sbu'g. L0uiIhn CO.. Va.
A. t1aneFs-FeTy ~! The 2sth MS. hy the Res. T, II
". MOnrpe: hr. John SHuRREetSErs ASs EMILY
JANE ALEXANDER. all Of HarlIers- Ferry.
At Harpers. Ferry. on The 27,h uIt.. by the Rev. T. II.
W. Mouroe, NJ. SANLIEI. BOYER. Of Washington
county. Md., I" Hiss MAHALA Ann HOLMES, Of
this county.
AT H~arpers-Ftrry. an he 22l ult.. BIZ the Rev. A. C.
Chenow tIh. Mr.. THOMAS TALBOT tn Hiss LUCY
4. daughter uf l.. q. D.inserfgId
both Of Greenrasrle, Putnam Gu. Ia.
In Patterson. M. on The 18Th nit, Mr.. CORNELL
Us JOHNSON. Of Ilaruers- Ferry, TO Hiss H.. E.
HUGHES, oftI'e former place.
AT Martinshnrg. IN the 2sth mir. by tie Rev. Jos. II.
PlnnkeI MIR. Joseph IOMAS to Miss CATElARINE
SCllMIfC1z. both Of IlarpeH.Ferry.
In CASTOR y. C.; on the evening Of tie l.th nit by
&C. Pugh; E-q air JEllN a. COLLINS To Miss III
CY a. MITCHELL of Greenvi!le co., Va.
In Stanton, on Thur-dar 26th rlt.. by the Rev. T. =.
Castleman, Rev. ROBERT NELSON. "f Lexington.
Va. to Miss ROSA E.. daughter Of James Points, ESQ.
On Tuesday the 9Th nj, nv the Rev. J. McE-nsre
Rieley. III. DAVID FRAINUM late nf ScnIts division
j.. :. Army in Mexico. to Miss SOpIIRONIA BEAR,
daughter of Mr.. Jac"' Bear. tf Augusta 60. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
1SEGEMEVTAL ORDERS.
D0CTOE< YOURSELF!
h:.hr GS nnMfsI

ESY MEANS OF THE POCKET ESCULA-
D Plus, or EVERY ONE lis OWN PHYSICIAN!
twentieth edition, with upwards nt a hundred en-
cravings, showing private diseases in every shape
and form, and mn]Itormaiinns of the geHerative
system, by w. You've, NJ d..
The time has now arrived, that persons suffer
ing from secret disease, need no more become the
VICTIM OF QUACKERv, as by the prescriptions con-
tanned in this book any one may cnre himself,
without hindrance to business, or the knowledge
of the most intimate friend, and with one tenth
the. usual expense. IN addition TO. the general
routine of private disease, it fully explains the
cause of manhood's early decline, with n5<erva-
tions ON marriage-hesides many other derange-
ments which it would not be properto enumerate
in the public prints.
~ W r"~~"n -ecnI:.S r.+E,srr :" "n"ra
enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of ibis
book, by mail, or five copies will he sent for one
dollar. Address. CDR. w. YOUNG, No. 1862,
Spruce street. Phii4delpI,ia.'
~ WANTED-prnprietors OF Drug or Book
Stores, and pedlars, in every town i'll the United
States. to act as agents for the above work.
Nov 7. l2lS-6m
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E1EnAL. TAYLOR IN MISSOURI.

name IA cannot be said that there were not rOfunteers
he Ia ,asryh in Missouri to test the question of General
big Il 7 for's popularity for, there we're nearly 5000,
lliOn. bes ides a whole regiment tnst served under nun IN
ted and irrscOrern0ts.
But is this all. EndiaGa sent an immense volunteer
as 4 cep. Taylor,and they went home and gave a largely
% fncfcascd vote for the democratic party!
Illinois sent 5000 volunteers to the field. Rcck-
lneRt ooihg in the democratic majortics in two districts
not contested, the democratic majority is .FIFTEEN
Omtt rnous.vm! Without those districts, the majority is
r wod oycf $1,000.
off,. ssofs. with the aid of General TaylOr's popularity,
ths wings have succeeded, at the late election, in Sc
curinc TO themselves the loss of 10th members of
conrT,ss and both houses of the legislaturc--thus mag
napi mously giving to the democracy both of the U.
cen hStaics senators.
.nyna Tic same results III Enthusiastically emphatic
" mv,snd decisive. The volunteers in that State have left
csS,o occasion to any to doubt as to which party is in
b >ok Session Of the field" Washington Cn'on'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
WHICH / s THE oRACLE's TRUE Elk
PONENT!

Al Fai: field Mr.. r. II. Daniel denied the au-
thcnticity Of Gen. Taylor's Toots = It's of no con-
sequence letter in which the old soldier says that
his opinions, even if ne were Presidents, 6 are nci-
ther important nor necessary" MIR. d. said at
the same time that there was not a man in the
crowd who believed that Gen. Tayi { had written
that letter.
Yesterdays Wing however. publishes the let
ter as gehnine and remarks: :: The reader will
see at Dncs II at Gen. Taylor SAYS no more than
he has always said, and especially in The Allison
Mr.. Daniel? Verify the followers Of the Yelled
Prophet ]Gonstrue their idol very diff '%rently.
[RichmOnd Enquirer.
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Two Farms fn Berkeley sand enc
in ErederEGIk E0f sate.

TIME Tam IN FFe4erick contains ten han
Il trcd ACRES of f1rst-rate l:mestnTe land,
living. in the Valley, Immediately cast at Ape
pie Ridge, aud adlofns the hDc5 u IS'rT n.
Rnusoh, Daniel Wright. heirs of SIN AtbNats
and Others. IL has On u a large and eNc''iicnt
inss; a Eoud Orchard; and thestrcam Of enPi0as
aud never-Eailiug spring fOw ring through the lN'd-
die Of the cleared land.
One OG the Farms in Berkeley lies On he va
tors Of Middle Greek, adjOins the Iand= ct 4 h"unas
Miller, Samuel C~binoweth, Smith AIHeF, aH4
others, and contains by a very old survey iWc
hundred and fty.cBe acres This tract Is Stsc
of ~frst-rate limestone lsnd, and has on Il an eA.
eeTlen: Barn, u comfortable IBwelimg-tt"Use, ard
other necessary buildings, sl=O Q Eoo9 orchard
Tn timber on both there farms Is very superior
and conveniently located.
The other BeTkeIey Tract lies on lie wess side
of Back Greek, adiOirs the lands nfzI4r. T. C"e.
| John TnnOckmOrtDn and OIhers, eaufaihing One
hundred and sixty-RiDe acres- fAis ESQ has =
due proportion Of timber and cleared and. PAD
of which is OF excellent Back Greek bOti.In land.
II has on Il a gnOd Barn. comfortable Dwelling
House, &c. There is also a good STIg site urHn
it, commanding the water of Back Geek, wifb
the right of way for n canal, and for HE ahut-
ment of a dam secured through the lard stIvc IT.
Persons wishing to view the above fErpS, can
apply for information TO the tenants occupying
them, or TO any of the heirs most convenient
Terms: Onc-third cash. the balance in Oneand
two years, with interest from the day If sale
The purchasers to secure tic deferred payments
by.a lien on the land.
Possession 10 be given on the LIST day Of April,
1899.
AT of tie above property VIII be offered at Pub-
lie sale, before the Court fIoase, IN NaytinsbuEg,
on MONDA Y, the 1871 day y Eocen6eT, 1913,
80 TIE HEIRS OF wM. wILsoN,
October II, lS3S-t3 Deceased.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
WHAT WOULD He Dc.

In a conversation with an anti.Taylor Wing
this morning, who was ridiculing the present Po-
sitioa Of the Wing party, he remarked that Fay
lot's success would Ire a greater blow 10 his sup
portcre than his defeat! just look at 1t: both
Houses OF Congress will probably be Democratic
thtonehthe next nan if Taylor shonld hap
pru - DO: elco,oI, "nL a democratic measure be
passed by Congress, (no matter how o6Jecttonaole
TO the Wing party) he is bound not to veto IT..
Then what a rnmpu we should see! Again the
Senate (which confirms nominations made by the
Prcsidcnfs would be under no obligation to respect
those of . party character, sent by Iaylor!"-
Whigge-y, therefore, can get nothing but " IT'S Ia
Dor forsits pains."-Neao Haren Register.
F %A4t q
n Amaos Tuck. a Representative in Congress
from New HamPshire, in a speech in that body
uttered the t%olio@ing most infa#oss, 5ar0srous'
and federal sentiment:
Is Let the same vote that declared the war tln.
TO DEATH by WITHHOLDING SUP
PLIES!n
The Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, uttered a
sentiment somewhat similar:
"Ny advice is Srop TnE War! Flee The
country IS you wonli a city doomed TO destTuc-
ton by FIRE from Heaven /"
The following is from the Boston Chrorciype,
an a%bolition paper:
g 1T would be a sad aud woful joy-but a JOY,
nevertheless, 10 hear that the hofdes under Scott
ana Tayfnr were, EVERY MAN GF%TIiEM,
SWEPT5INTo THE NEXT WORLD"
Ti5e above Is 4 beautiful display offedefalism.
and The oaly thing that surprises US Is, that men
holding ss,eh sentiments, shonid be silly enough
10 ask the people for votes.-sohio Salesman.
~ Tbs Hon. sJoHS Banks of Pennsylvania,
hut ( few ' since. The Wing candidate for Go
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uURRAu CANDIDATE KILLED OFF.

rrincc Louis %aroIcon's extreme incompctcncy
,as COMPLETELY ruined his chances. An amendment
70 dc proposed Constitution, excluding from the Ex-
tcutlvc ali members of families that had ever reign
I'd ID France, was u0dCr discussion, on the 9th inst,
plnd in debate frequent aIlnsion was made to the Prince
Srhe correspondent of the London Chronicle says:
Princc Louis Napoleon, in directing his steps to-
rar6. the tribune, showed that he was ovcrwhclm-
Id With his position. On his arrival there, he had
lome difficulty in commencing at all, and at length
Ne cnnc ont, in a hesitltimg and unconncctcd man.
Ser. with tie following words:
ssCitizcns-l do not come before you to- speak
drninst the amendment; certainly | have been suiFi-
S.iently rewarded in recovering all my rights rs a CT
sizcp 10 entertain any other ambition. Neither do |
.,ome here to make any complaint against the calum-
Jics of whic!: ! hoy" been the object. 1t is in. the
HAND of the 3OO,O 900 electors who have twice honorcd
ne with their SURFACES that / disayow the aPpclla-
ion of prctender, which is constantly brought forward
lgainst me. "
81 this point ihc Prince stopped, hesitatcd, and
~tppearcd Inclined to 90 on, but at length he descend
81 From the tribune, apparently greatly disconccrt-
I'D. and amidst marks Of great establishment on the
a5art of a portion of the members, and of annoyance
I'm thc part of others. The German accent, the con-
fusion, the Yaugcncss anil iuanity of the words sPO-
ssen, the absence of all the qualities Of a popular or
1tor had done their work. Prince Louis Napoleon
had been warned against the dangers of the tribune,
bud the warning has been thrown away upon him.
Ellie has more damaged his cause by this short attempt
d peak than by all the past Gollies ofhis life.
III should have CONF over the water and taken
Solnc lessons in the mum system. Nothing is more
SSatal to candidates fthat sort than actual tcst-thcir
a eing scduccd into showing eff. Prince Louis ora
on and Gen. Zachary's letters have been equally
fatal to the authors.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07

TzlIE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
u Zens OF CharlestOwn and the public gene
rally that he has recommended the BOOT and
Shoe Making Business, in all its various
brarches, in the shop rwo doors east OF the Post
Office and Immediately opposite the Bank, where
he is prepared to e*rcuie wifi prnnIpIness and
despatch any work that may he entrusted TO his
care. lie assures all those who may think pro-
per to patrOnizc him that he will neither spare
pains nor exertions to make his work equal. in
point of henu:y and durability, 10 any manufAc-
tlIfed in this sectitn of country IIis work will
be made of TIC best French and Baltimore leather.
No breaking of the nPpcrs, that so many com
plain of. lie has the latest fashions from New
York.
lie will manufacture to order. at the shortest
notice and in the most approved style
Mems and Boys Pegeed and scwed Boots;
Do do coarse Shoes;
Ladies' Kid md Morocco Shoes and Cater
Boots;
Misses Slippers aud Boots.
Farmers can at all times BE supplied with
coarse Shoes for their servants, which will BE-
made Of the best materia' 9, at low prices Their
patronage and HAT of the public generally Is re-
spectfnliv solicited.
All work will lie made rs welland sold ne cheap
FOR cash as it can be had in this place or else
where, or to puncrual customers an a credit
~ Country produce taken in exchange for
work. JOHN AVIS, JR-
October 81. IS3S-tf
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4 smALL nj.

Isl it remembered that Willard Fillmore voted,
cn in Congress, against rcfunding the fine imposed
General jackson at New Orlcans?
Is il remembered that he was a roaring, ranting alb
in 1888! and can it be doubted now?
Is it remembered that he is an old fcdcralist of the
convention stamp, closely welded to his
and uushakcn in his political creed?
Is il remembered that, when brought up and cate
ise d on his letter of 1888 concerning slavery, he
. the spaniel, trucklcs to the wings Of the South
4 bcgs their support?
Is it remembered that the wings of Charleston,
nth Carolina, perfectly disguised with his course,
'ppcd him from the ticket for Vice President
ID did not Gen. Taylor return his hearty thanks
IBIS act of kindness in his Charleston friends?
UnShingEon Union.
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EAsHg0NAuEE MILLINERY.

REISS c. N. RAHLINS returns her most
lTA grateful acknowledgements to Inc Ladies
of Charlestown and It's vicinity. for the very !ibe-
-~I-L~4~~-Irs Eaarru'Frge dnringSFhc past sum
mer. With addtionaIF rpsrienee as 10 ibswants
an1 varied taste OF her friends. she feels ene6ur-
aged IN hope thai '!Ee recent additions to l.er stock
usually attractive. Having just returned from
Baltimore with a f,Il supply of Silks. Strins,
Telvctz, French and American Flowers, (aud the
latest FASHIONS yet ont s!lf is prepared Ia exc
cn'e any work in rhc Millinery line at The sh0Ft-
e-t notice and "n the mo-t liberal terms. 4 good
supply of STRAW BONNIE ~, aud two of the
Iansi beautiful Pattern Ifonn";s of II'e season, on
hand. The Ladies are invited TO call, as II will
afford her great tlea<ute TO exhibit The articles
fur sale, OF fI' promptly any orders ii.at may be
desired. fer room The same as heretofore, near
3ly opposite the store of Gibson & Harris.
Gin riesIow.n. Orf. 81. lS4S-2f
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PUBLEc SALE.

yuuLbe sold,xf public sale. At my lafe resi-
drnee IN GbarIesloWn, On TUESDAY Ig
day qf E0renber hsL4 The following among "lbs
property, Vizs
an Extension Table;
Two WardrObes;
Bureaus, Beds, and BeGsteads5
One Sofa; Ghairs5
Wash and Dressing StandsS
Cooking and PariOr StoSeaE
ALSO-Kitchen Furniture
Ce.oher o.. 1913.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
GEN. T.AYLOR,s LAST SPEECH.

The Clinton (Louisiana) Floridian speaks of
lac ast speech, spoken by Gen. Taylor at a fete
to the Volunteers at Port Hudson, as "a
'rief and inaudiblc reply from The old General
lis reply, whatever ii may have heeD, Qor persons
were withtn fifteen feet OF him could not I'M
land what he said ,)it is likely we shall see
after in print" OF course, it has been duly
eIed forth and cried up by the Wing press as
ID aslonishing anecimen Of elnnmcnco.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
Il 1918.

Polhicol Complexion Of The IEofssc Of RcPrese"-
mircS.
In the event oc no Choice by tic Electoral Col
Icges, the House Of Representatives. upon which
the election would then dcvulVe, Gouh be divided
as follows:
Wh,gs.-vermout. Massachusetts, Connect
cut; New York, New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA. Della
ware, Maryland, North Carolina. Florida, Ohio,
Kentucky-12.
Democrats Maine. Virginia, South Carolina,
Alabama. Mississippi, lnuiSian@p- Texas, Arkan-
sas, Missouri, Tennessee, Indiana. Illinois, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, lUwa-l5.
Tied-Ncw Hampshire, RholIc Island, Gcor-
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a sCoRCHER.!
tC"s
gia.-3

We extract the following from m eloquent and
20 werrul letter of Gov. Smith, Of Virginia, to the
recent Lynchburg Democratic Convention:
"Tne ambition OF the non-slaveholding States
which seek its qualification by excluding us :rOIn
our newly acquired territory, am: which is most
strangely countenanccd, if not encouraged by a
great party in our midst, leaves me but u hope,
that our Union will endure for Ire ordinary age
Of nations. Were our people united in stern re-
buke of the North, for the wrong they would do
us, | should have no apprehension OF that great
calamity isunion, But when didthe Wing party
of the South arraign their party or their leaders
Cor any GOT of hostility 10 the SoIth? They will
bitterly denounce. however,, Nora aern Democrats
who take Wing ground upon thetslavery question
they will stoutly arguesto she% that those OF
them who take ground with us are unsourd, and
therefore ought not TO be trusted, and i" they fail
in making their positions clear, they wllitorclbiy
denounce them as tricksters and traitors, acting
ali the while too in close and cordial hsttnony
with these who are pressing in determined hostli-
itv upon our common and most wal interests. l
ha We not seen or heard from Wing person or pa
ner a complaint even Of Mr.. Webster, tor his re-
markable ayowal that he would p7t support Gen.
TAYLOR, but for his conviction thHt lie Ctlie Hehe-
rail- was opposed to the introdhftion OF slavery
into our newly acquired territory; not one, Yet,
with the charming consistency, eas modest as con-
sistent. they affiliate 10 brotheIly love: with ASH
mun. Gown, the two Smiths, WEBSTER, Fillmore,
and hosts Of such WORTHLESS, andat the same mo-
meht deaoance Folks signatuhe.of the Oregon.
bill, and rant in good set phrase @at Gen; Cass,
for alledeing unsoundness on thesEavery question.
oh for a whip OF scorpinns TO Lash suc!ftactionisl
naked arouDd the world
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1es4 ROUGH AND READY, CONSISTENCY,
Look On This nist,re and on This.

Gen. Taylor TO JNr. NC
ConEcy.
al have laid it down
as a principle not to give
my opinions upon, or pre-
judge many way the va
rious questions of policy
now at issue between the
political parties of the
country.
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RnEEEE

n HAVE still a large stock of SOLE, HAIR
Il NESS and UPPER LEATHER for sale
During my absence, Mr.. $. II. JOuxsOS will at
tend to any sales OF Leather that may be wanted
Persons who have accounts and receipts Of
mine to settle will obiige me by having them ready
against the 18th of November, When ] expect To
return, and then wish to close up my Affairs as
speedily as possible, preparatory to lPaViOg.
SEMUEL RIDENOCR.
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IN ADVANCE OF THE TELEGRAPH
President Tay1or'$ FIRST Message.

The following draft Of a Presidential COM
.Siunication. said to have been found in the
reef near the residence Of Gen. Taylor at
hilaton Rouge, was kindly furnished us by a
lend. Harmonizing as it does in sentiment
d. nd style With the Generals letters to J. R.
bs nge tsoll and DIR. Delano, and the celebrated
ir; horse letter. we are not at liberty to doubt
Is authenticity.
he Senate and House Of Representatives:
S section III. of article II. of the Constitu-
q ion of the u. States makes it the duty of The
rexdent to recommend to the considera-
zion of Congress such measures as he shall
=, e. Judge necessary Not wishing to violate so
y Express a provision of that sacred instrument,
md in pursuance of the custom established
~ all my predecessors, 1Uhich without a sim
yle exception, at any time, by any one of
hem, I avail myself of the occasion of your
y ssserrbling for the first time since I became
President to say to you Gas have frequently
i aid to your constituents,) that { i have no
NJ opinions on questions OF domestic policy
20 having spent forty years of my life in the
C camp, sleeping for two years at a time with
o. ,ut q roof over my head. Believing that my
p ~opinions as President arc neither important
e r necessary,,-that, in the language of the
Il ;elebrated, Mr.. Toots, they are of no con-
eqaence,' / respectfully, recommend you to
as you please on such measures as the
ewspapers may suggest. q. TAYLOR.
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A Npso Prjfrt!! IT, greatest inducements frer
oG:r,d I" he P"6hc 10 eHri~h hts1sselt"s. Three
6ihS n the amount inre%ed refunded. Nec is lie
time far clubs to be Turned. Here it's.
BY rcmittinG to oar address $50, and designat-
ing the Lottery, we will Ivy return mail forward
4 certificates o! Tickets TO The amount OF SIe5. for
$3.50 for 800, certificates Of tickets tn the
amount Of $500; larger amounts in like proper
tom. Thus we Jude muily, in the HcOrSt ereHI, our
customers arairsI a loss OF more than tn O-titIhs
of their investments. Now here is the advantage
the last named amount will give in Il SIS lot
terry. 400 tickets or 1900 numbers. In Il So 80
Lottery, 500 tickets or 24OO hunters, and all for
an outlay of only $500. Five or Six GRAND
CAPITAL PRIZES may be drawn in this way
We are aware of the responsibility that we as
sumo in making this offer, hut cOnfihing faith in
the Brilliant Luck Of nnr FAR FAMED and truly
FORTUNATE OFFICE, we are not in the least
fearful uf the result. We have Sc l!'m known a
loss to ensne, while we have repeatedly Witnessed
the most glorious results. No other veEders in
The Union ran offer an induccmenr To ticket tuy-
ers approaching III the least the above ProPosi-
ton.
SPECIAL NOTfCE-The Small Fry lottery
draws every Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Capitals $4,000. So 600, $4,000, ST.
600, &c. Tickets 81 90. Certificate OF Pack
ages of WhoIes viii cost but Slj. IIa!ves 81 so
l-Quarters 81 IS.
uT For-Pr,zes and Promp: attention, and score
cy in all business transactions, he particular 10
I address fortunes faVori'es,
Mi Tenn 81 R1E.. Nj
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DATA ron THE POLITICIANS.

We have.cu!Ied from various sources several
interesting tables. They are likely 10 possess
considerable interest this W ct, iespecially with
tie politicians. The reeler Wis do well TO pre-
serve them for future references;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-07
JAMES CLOTHIER.

Merchant Tailor, CharIes1oITE1.
HAS just received a large and handsome as
aH sortment of Fashionable Dress Goods, con-
sistiDg Of
Cloths, C-assEnaercs, ycs1iaEs. &C.,
which he respectfully informs bis friends and the
public generally that BE is preRerei to cut apd
make into garments in the most fashionable style !;
from his long experience in the business he fat
tess himself that his work will give satisfaction
10 all those disposed TO give him q call
October IL. 1878.
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REEEH.

~ the residence "fher father. IN The 29th ui,.. ELF
AbElE JANE, youngest child "fD b. Morrison. Esq,
of Berkeley county. aged 2 years IL months and 3. days.
On the 18Th mit.. in Alexandria JAMES WILLIAM
BEALE, SON OF q. l.. and Martha r.. Betty, aged Is
mOlihs
In Union. Monroe county. on the 9Th ul,.. Mrs. ELL
E gElRNE, wife OF Andrr1S yHeirns. EG
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MRTECr:.

NHY wife, MARIA, has left my house and
I'VE hoard without any causc, I therefore for
warn all persons from trusting her on my account
as I an determined to pay a debt that she may
contract. JOIN KELLER.
uarpers. Ferry, Oct. 81. 1S4S-3t