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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
Dickinson Seminary,
wIxGrANsPoAT, PA.

VuVHE Trustees nre alle now definitely 10 an
Il ncuoce the orssaisa,ion ofihe institution.
II will open on Thursday the i4,h Of 6eptem.
her lS3s. ~i,h sahpto Movision for the sccommc..
dation end insructon 81 k"u,h--both male edP 10.
msle--in the depsriTnenis Of learning pursued Ia
he hest Acsde,nirs.
The course will be thorough and extenSieer
.mo.ac'nr, IN addition 10 The Common and hieNes
English studies-,he sncient AMI txoleYh TAN
uusees. vocal and instrumental music and vsriouSS
ornan,snt,i branches .sF
TUfrION AND OTHER EXPENSES.
Primary Dspat men'. (per quat,er,) 81 sd
Cnmmop, English, OF
Hisher 2 Ekl'shs ifn31 IA 400
Ancient Lsnflaees, $50
D's~i"s and Painting. tesw,.) --~'. = "a
Muse, F 10 Oo
Lectures, 8. so
10 every instance, tuition mus, be paid half in
advance i.ra Z
Board and lodging can be had in private fsmi,
les rs 81 so The erection Of extensive boarding
houses is contemplated ut the earliest prscticsbls
period.
Young men disposed to unite in clubs and board
the selves can reduce the expense oie.half
Education in is highest AID punest sense. is tie
cherished aim in this enterprise. The mind should
lie trained no, Tor this life nny, but for its whos
life--for heaven as well ear,h. Accordingly the
most nssfluous and prsyeriul stteniion will To
paid TO the spiritual interests Of the pupils, and
with this great object in view the trustees have Sc
lected the following hoard Of instruction, to wit
Rev. THOMAS BOWMAN, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev. B H.tREEvER A. NJ.
Mrs SUSAN T. CREEvER, Princidsl of Fe.
mai Department.
Miss CArHARTNE E. .CkEEvER.
all whom are known and appreciated by the pub.
lic as we'll for their eminent qualifications to ims
part instructions to youth as for their urbanity and
oxceerce.
The location Of Dickinson Seminary is unrival.
led the t'ull1ing is retired and stands on an emf
nence commanding wide range Of river and
m"untain scenery of enhancing beauty. The
health o',he community is extraordinary good.
Tie town is accessible both by Canal and Rail
Road, and is among the most eaut,ful rural set L..
mruis in The Union.-- -Co.amunica,i,,u sdttev, 10
the secretary "fthe board will receive at,en ion.
ROBERT FLEMING Sec. c.etnry
"ILLIANsr"hr, Angus, 10, is4s-tht z.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT-oFFICIAL.
The following is the vote for Congress il
the 18th district:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

Mr. Doyle, who was engaged in the late
Slave Stampede near Lexington, KY, has
been tried for the offence, convicted, and sem
fenced to twenty years servitude in the Peni.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

" HEAVY MAJoRiTiEs. Wilmot's ma
jority for Congress in his district, is 340O.
The attempt of the Government Organ, at
Washington, to crush him, has most sig
nally failed
c. w. Pitman the Wing candidate for
Congressin the Schuylkill district, has about
1900. The usual Wing majority of the
district was about SEQ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

UA number of young and enterprising
merchants Of this city, are about to establish
themselves in California. 1913 i'H ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

We regret to announce the death Of the
beloved wife of Hon. James Wilson, member
OF Congress from New Hampshire. She died
on the 5th inst. at her residence in Keene
She was endeared to all who knew her.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
|. ANDREWS
DEtTEs TO PAIN

Coughs, colds, Pains, Nervous and Sick Headache,
hheumatisn, Cuts Sprains Spinal Affections Sumroe,
Complaints, Cholera Morbus Toohaehe, Erupions Coms
Piles Frozen Parts, Burs, Scals Aguc in the Fscs n,s
Breast Painters Collie, Bruises old Sores Loss OF
ute General Debility, Asthma &c Put up in bottles or
l. 2oI shllings per bottle For further psrcphns ses
rG%phlsts to be had Of every gratis consains
Andrews Pain Killer, Certificates Of Cures dircctinS ~
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD. ,H !
The triumphant success Of Andrews Pain Kifsy,n -.
moving the causes that produce death the uatnelv d.sh
o. millions OF our race has induced some msn Of when Il
may oe truly said their viain9s Occupations mnn;fr
tner vlany 70 temR to put In circulation spu ar M
eu.efiet articles cshed pain Killer" using fctitions
s smss ior the pretended author forged eerhc.tes, &C.
all remember that Andrews Genuine Pain Killer ha. ,h
written signature OF Andrews the label OF esch ho,,,
IN bhick INK Don't simply ask Pain Killer IN, al ~
Andrews Pain Killer, and have no other 'N' a-A 'or
-, Sm by NJ 4 McCay, Sole Agent Northumberland q,
w, rrilng Sunbury; John H Raser Milton. Jnh@3'.
nMyycr, bloomsburg WIN. A. Murray 4 Co Issclc',;
Ipavenp1p, smith, Plymouth Andrew Yoss WiISs.i
Shamiaa; 5ays MeGormick, McEwensvile scaaaie q
j NJ Judd, WliamspoTt y ''~'p''' '''ey s'o'e'
o.aers addressed to Andrews inyspts and only Pro-
prompt attention. 49, = 80 WE'VE
September 30, fsis-1v ...fs1 aft stra 3. 4g-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
FIRE! FIRE!! ~
300 PERSONS WANTED! ~.
'NHE Subscriber you'd respectfully inform
4 his ir,trsls ahdths Rpblic generally, ths, be
"s. Jast reeelvsda large and splendid assortwensi
fths .aF yf5e., .,.l,.-
Very best stoves.

consisting spwssds Of 800, among which cen bs-
.ouod locking stoves Of d,6rrent sises and pat
shops, &c All these Stoves will he seld eheap'.
from - and dspwsIds.--Likewiss On hand, isr9e
variety OF Stove Pips, Ziac, Tia. wirs, Bfijssr
keltels Of different sizes, &c. ,s -
The snbscribsr rsturas bic thaaks for fhe. Us:
sral encouragement received, aad invitss the pub
'e 70 ssIi and sss bis prsssnt variety efStsvss Ge
u,a itoa. Csst'as, Copper, Pswssr eaSF
rfAa eta ~, "a KS, B, ZETrELMoYER,-s
snbarya SEPT "a, isis-sa' 'aa'sal " -.
yscf7ss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
FURS.
RICH FANCY FURS FOR LADIES' WEAR.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
Furricr. & Ast
Nn g0A. Chestnut G. rnof

Il fey doors above Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies' t, call aud cx anime his
superior ,trk of Muifs, Bnas, Tippe,s &c .f
every Ssiio,y, consisting of Il ch Russia S,hle,
fluusnn's BY NJ ann, Norway Mrlin, Mink Sa.
hlr Bum Martin, stone Martin, Ern,n,, F,ch,
Lynx &c &c. These skins have been selected
VT er al Gaze, nd ar m .de by the hest work men
n trr count. l. dies my rest assured tha, no
Article Il ne ftred for sale in this establishment
tnat is ! OF prIirci ~ veIv 'csp"c,
CHI RLES OAkFORD, F"
No. lD4 Chesnut STREET 6eitrer,,
1hnd and Fourth areeis
fhhd, lrhid
s tcn,her 80 IS4s-6m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

The Trappisis Of Mount Meleray are
sending out deputation to oestablsh branch
of their order at Kingston, Upper e.sada.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21


srz~~n IRELaND sR6fEFss
Slight Decline Of Flour.
New York, Oct. II.
The steamship Britannia has arrived ffon
liverpool, bringing ssnews seven days later.
Hef dates are to the both ult.es az gA8
.r,se esr s IRELAND.
No further disturba1nes have taken place.
~. E, ss,.g FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon took his seat in the Ma.
sional Assembly and made speech, giving
In his adhesion to the Republic. Raspail has
also been admitted 10 his seat.
Eight socialists were arrested on the 27th,
charged with conspiracy against the life Of
Gen. Cavaignac.
The excitement in Paris in consequence of
the elections, was cooling down, but the ut.
most precautions were still being taken by
government.
Posts were every where doubled, and large
parties Of troops were in garrison and contin-
TALLY kept in barracks ready for service, 1t
Is supposed, however, that tranquility will
continue until the question of the election for
President comes before the Assembly. A
crisis will then ensuc; The present intention of
the government is TO propose that the first
President Of the Republic shall be elected by
the Assembly.
RESURRECTION IN BADEN.
'The Republicans, under Struve, have made
. successful outbreak in Baden, and have pro-
claimed German Republic. According to
the Gdsettc Nationdle Suisse, Struve had re.
turned to the Grand Duchy to attend his trial
for certain articles which he had published in
his paper, the Spccsateur Allemand He was
teceived by the people with enthusiasm, who
accompanied him to Lorrach and conducted
him 10 the Hotel de Vile
There he harranged the people, who ar
tested the magistrates and the other employees
of the Government and imprisoned them.
The tocsin sounded; the whole of the neigh
boring communes rose the refugees return.
ed to their homes; the landstrum was called
out the Republic proclaimed; and the Re.
publican drniy, divided into three columns,
was marching upon Carlsruhe, having prev-
ously broken up the railway to prevent the
advance of the troops When the last ac-
counts left the Republicans were completely
masters of Lorrach
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

70 The number of Bakers in Paris, is
So4, who are divided into four classes, az
cording to the amount Of business. The first
class consists Of sueh as bake upwards Of four
sacks Of -four day, and ths fourth such as
oaks iess than iwo.goiSlis4 lo sntf.is,a,s ,es
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21
PRICE CURRENT.
Correcfed tceekiy By Henry Masser
AssigNees' \ Office.

Assignees' \ office.
\ BIZ persons HAVING clnims az sins' the firm Of
"a nerger Haa. & Company. of Shamukir
'uwnsh'p. N"nhnnhe'land county, are requisite
10 resent them, properly su,hentic.t d, to the
'uh crihe's. VIII have been appni ted assignee. of
III sal'f f,m, far seul. m'n, aud all inehte tt
ss'd firm, are reque isd To make payment to "
without delay,
WILLIAM FACELT
REUBEN FAGEbY
As.ignees Of niger, II in- & c..
We H''l atrnd ou' off, in Su, hury, on
M"uday the 3Oth # DC oh"r, 'n, ihe ,utpo-c oi
NEE 'p ~, p '.ou. VIA may have SGT cn, nt
Ia "a kr.
Soi buIy, ociohir 7isi. lSiS--H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
The following is ist of the Congresmen
elected on Tuesday, as far as heard 'front.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-10-21

Certificate given to Robbins Dem. but
his seat will be contested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-07-25
rhe Cheanest Clothing Store
M TBTs YaJ,J,Fy OF VIRGINIA.

IN WIFE Valley SOF -F41esN - ~ "a
rHNIIE undersigned has purchased the entire in
IL terest of Ash 81 Co. in the Clothing ts1 ..
lishment in Charlestown and is now pEePaFeG 10
offer greater Inducements than ever before ollef
edto the people of this or the neighboring couh-
ties.
Having the sole control-and a consequent Ire re-
.duction in expenaes-he will be enabled TO offer
very great inducements in
New EEcady-IIade Clothing
or every description-such as first;Tate Goats
Boots, Shoes, SC, lie is also supplied with
ea,ber Trunks Carpet u6Iellas e GHsss
Drawers, Handkerchief. Comforts, &c.
Connected with an establishment in baltimore
embracing all the articles here enumerated, he Is
enabled 10 compete with, and UNDERSELi,,a any J!
other establishment, from what quarter II
may! aud would assure the people OF JeEerscn
that greater BARGAINS were never told OF ~ IN
this day and generation, than are TO be met win
His stock of SUMMER CLOTHING will be
sold at prices to surprise. So wake up" come
along with the cash and get .'rigged OUT IN the
very neatest manner for a very trItiLng sum.
LOUIS LEW1SSON.
Nav 9. 1913.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-07-25
JACOB LADOMOUS,
cbeap watch and JeweIry Store,


No. GAG Market Street, Philadelphia.
FUyEIE subscriber has constantly on hand one -, OF
4 the largest and cheapest assortments OF Inc
above to be found in this city or elsewhere e.,
Watches. gold and silver, of NJ. l. TOBIAS, JOSH;
Johnson, VIM Robinson, e. S. Yates q 20. ano
other celebrated makers ~, .-l1,o-.;.al
Also. Anchor Escapement, 'Eplne ana sertlcai
Watches. some of which are at the following e&-
tremeIy low, reduced prices GJ-WaFTanled. 80
FulIiewelled gold Levers, IS karat cases S3o oaO
Silver 1910 ~
Gold l'Epincs, ; 800 OK
800, 9tolO
Also, Other Washes at lower than the above
prices, suitable for traders with asPiendId assert
ment OF gold Chains, seals and Reyes; gold and
silver pencils; Jewelry OF all description.
Also, ., 8 and 4 tune, Musical Boxes.
Old gold and silver bought or takenin exchange
and the highest price given.
All of the above goods the subscriber vii! qua
rantce as cheap as any other establishment in the
United States Those wishing any thing IN the
above line are invited TO call and be convinced OF
the above facts at 2I6 Market Street, below eighth
south side Philadelphia. QJ3All orders Punctual-
Iy attended TO.
IMPORTANT TO WATCu MAEERs AND DEALERS.
"A large assortment OF Watch Makers Tools
and Materials selling of below cost 10 close
concern. April II, l84s-6m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-07-25
MILLERs AND OTHERS.

FEIHE subscriber having located himself per-
4 manently at Harpers-Ferry, would most re-
spectfully inform the citizens Of Jefferson, Rock
ingham, Clarke and the adjoining counties, that
his fine Line of Boats are constantly running TO
and from Georgetown and Alexandria. He will
at all times during the seasons, have on hand Fish
Sat- Potatoes. Piaister. Plank, Shingles, Laths,
Wafer Melons,f9c. &c, all of which he will sell
at a very small advance on the cost.
He will at an times be ready to receive Flour,
Grain and other freightage for the District OF Co
lumbia or Alexandria AS his boats are daily
leaving and arriving at this point, there will at all
times be an opportunity for Farmers and others to
send their produce into market in very short
space of time; and he pledges himself to take
produce those cities, bring them TO this point
on the most accommodating terms He can at
all times be found at Harpcrs- Ferry, by enquir-
ing at Mr. Carrel's Hotel. or at the store of F.
:. Conrad 81 Bro. JOSEPH BOWLING.
Harpers- Ferry, June 10, lS4S-3m.
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Warehouse at ShepherdstoV
WHEAT. CORN. DC. WAN1

WHEAT, CORN, dc. WANTI
RE II. g. v. w. MOORE respects,
I'VE. form the citizens of jefferson and
ley counties, Va, and those of Washius,ea
Nd, that they have rented the large and g
dious Brick Warehouse at Shepherds;Ovs.
the Potomac river, where they will at all &
prepared TO furnish transportation, in they
rior line of Canal Boats, for any and all o
destined for the Markets of the District. g
reasonable, and such as will make it the z
of all to give them trial.
~ The highest market Cash price q
paid, for from five 10 twenty thousand bukil
WHEAT--to be delivered at such timeseo
parties may agree, and in parcels 10 suit Is,
Venienco of those interested. Also the D.
market price will be paid for CORN, OATA
Country Produce generally. Farmers au9tE,
will find it TO their interest to call, before I,
ing of their Grain or Produce, as our al
ments are sucha to offer Inducements &C
that of any other House in the Valley. 9
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c,
Will be kept constantly on hand, and dispr,
on the most reasonable terms by the cssII
smaller quantity.
under the control of the undersigned, al5 5
full 10 the citizens of Jefferson County 81
" who have patronized us sosliberaiy, We.
a continuanc. The highest price will d
for Wheat. Corn, &c, aud Plaster, Fist,
and other necessary articles always on hal
for sale, at the most reasonable prices. l
NJ. Ii. s. V. w. MOGs
June 8, Isl9-6m. i
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-07-25
HOGAN q THOMPSON,
Wholesale Booksellers, .StatiOners,
AND pIIRLLSHERS.
AND PUBLISHERS,

No 80 North Fourth Street, -HhlLadelFhtd.
A NNOUNCE to their friends, and TO merchants
"A generally, in the Valley of Virgnia, that their
stock of Books and Stationary for the coming busi-
ness season Of 1913 will be larger and better as
sorted than at any former period. twill embrace
every article in the trade which is required for
the sales of the country merchant.
In consequence of the change in their terms Of
selling, thew are enabled TO offer SCHOOL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPERS, and
BLANK BOOKS, sc. at prices SO greatly reduced
from former rates, as TO make it to the interest of
all who deal in these articles to purchase from
their stock.
Hthertothe system of credting small amounts
has involved an expense in their collection, and
as IL. u T. now sell only for CASH, or such me-
gotiabe notes as are sure to be paid in bank at
their maturity, the saving to those who choose to
deal in this mannerwill be very considerable per
ccntage on their purchase.
Few dealers in the country buy more than $500
worth of stationary in a season, many not over
oiie-!iS!E, and large portion not more than one
fourth Of that amount. There is not dealer,
therefore, who visits Philadelphia who would be
Inconvenience by paying these small sums III
Cash, and as each can save money by doing so,
II. 81 L. believe they arc offering an inducement
which will gladly be embraced by those who make
their purchases in Philadelphia. Those who en-
ter into such an arrangement will be enabled to
sell at prices much below their former rates at
home, and will consequently reap larger aggre-
gate profit from the increased amount OF their
sales.
Having PRINTING OFFICE for copperplate and
TYNE work. and an extensive BINDERY, Fl. & T..
are prepared to fill orders from Banks and Public
Offices, when forwarded through merchants, at eX-
tremely low prices
Philadelphia, January IS, 1848-tf.
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REMOVAL.
ROOT 8 SHOE MANUPACr
THE EMPORIUM OF FASUIn,

THE EMPORIUM OF FASIIIns
'TJHE jefferson Boot and Shoe Manus,..
IL been removed to the Room adjoinipsl
Gibson & Harris's Store, and in the M
occupied by Messrs. Miller & Tate.
offer to my friends and customers :.
assortment of work in my line, such as :
Gentlernen's best Calf and Morocco b.
Ladies' s do do
Misses and children's do
have procured superior lot OF Fp,!i
skins for Gentlemen's Boots, which inv.
to examine-and also the best article Of p,
phia Morocco and Kid for Ladies shOe,.
having a hand from the North, who Is 4,
his business, think can give entire satis
in any work which they may order from :
A considerable lot of Ladies' and Mise,
of my own manufacture, which will sen,
Ladies waited ON for their measures.
work done promptly.
have procured tho latest style of Gent,
Ladies' and Misses Lasts, and will COM
supply any deficiency that may occur !;
stock, workmen, &C., &c.
JAMES MCDANIEL. Al
April is, lS4S.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.

VNTE have just received from Philadelphia, a
which are the following Joseph Johnsons cele-
bratcd Church Street Gold Lever Watches,
which are excelIcd by none and equallcd by but
few. Also Breast-Pns, Earrings, Bracelets,
Gold Guard and Fob Chains, Gold and Silver Pen
ellis with Diamond Pointed Pens, Gold and Silver
mems fine set Plain and Chased Rings, Shirt
Buttons, Gold and Silver Thimb!cs, Gold Nina
turc Cases, Lockets, SC, which we can sell at
prices which cannot fail to please Give us call.
Z. G.. STEWART 81 son.
I,I,, II 1919
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N SEA LES HOTEL,
uAppppN.FERRY VA.

rsyHEundersgned would respectfully inform the
nnblic. tbat he has leased the Hotel at Har-
perslFerry, Qate in the occupancy Of Capt j ,s
sErH F. AnEnI known as the Tinted States AossI,
hu the Rail Road, or travellers, in the most
~ oo,rfoEtable manner Those travelling in the
"a re- will End this a most agreeable Dining place,
where every fruit of the season, and luxury that
can be had, will be served up in the most choice
To the people ofthis and the neighboring Coun-
tics hes would saw that his House shall always be
omen for their reception aud accommodation, as
he is determined to make their calls agreeable.
His Bar shall contain the choicest Liquors-his
Fable the best the market affords-his Chambers
well furnished and his Stabling which is commo-
dous, shall contain the best provender and attend
ed by attentive hostlers.
Give the House call, and judge of its merits
for yourselves. u.crn
uarners-Ferry April 1 l, lS4S.
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A u CT.I.ON SALES.
SALE OF LAND.

o.
I'm pursuance q Decree of the Superior court :,
n of Jefferson County, pronounced ~ Ihe:olay
Iane3 Grsn,l,prs5, Guardian, &c, Plaintiff, rs.
Isaac Hardeetv AID others, Defendants, til.: un-
JsrSionod as Commissioner appointed for the
I,,,;ssa will on SA TURDA y: 29th
Jyp 1sis on thfEnremisss, at q o'ciock a. ~, a
TRACT, OF AB2JUT $50 ACRES OF LAND,
situated in JeSsrsnn county, belonging to the
hcirs Of Richard FIardesty, by his rstwifc, stu
a,cd :, mr. rDilea=Nor1h West Of Thornson's De-
moi and about miles OF S;mithIieid, joining he
lands Of lanes Gtipgs, David Fry, Leonard viii
l;an,Son and otletS So desirable Farm il; not
oCtan rnund in nlafEet 'lc soil is limestone and
susceptible ofrhe highest degree Of i'm 'royefoent,
The improvements consist III part OF q com:t;Fta.
BILE DWELLING HOUSE. part OF stone, several
good oat,buiIding4s and Well OF e%Fcirnt.''a-
Irr al a conveniei;s distance from the dwelling.
About $50 F1Tsfil Trees in full @sE$sSa
bearing The attention purchasers fzsafz:s55s
tlcsrous of owning. productive il'lc ssssYfai&S
farm in heaIthytegion and having --.saaAaa-
every facility tonl&rkct, is particularly lnyllt;l;
a plat of the L3nd will be cAhIbi!cdon lhehay
Of sale.
due in equal nnp:al payments of ore "nG:iwo
wears, with intercs, from day OF sale, occurred by
a deed of trust nps:p the premises
Immediate possession will be given, 6ns The
deed will not be naIe un'iI the sale Is raiieI by
the Court. N. ;. VIII ", IO"'''
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IIov,sc CarpcnterIms.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully give notice
Il to the public that he has commenced the
House CarpenteriDg business, in all its branches,
at the residence of Mr.. John G. Bonham, about
two and half miles North of Berryville, Clarke
County, Va, where lie is fully prepared TO exc
cute all orders in his line, with neatness and at
short notice, and in the very best manner. He
is also prepared to repair OLD FURNITURE,
and pledges himself TO do all his work in the best
and most workmanlike manner. He respectfully
solicits call from those who have building or
repairing to do, promising to give satisfaction in
every respect.
Smokers Ferry, Clarke Co., Va,
February /, l84s-6m.
~ Country produce taken in exchange for
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-07-25
Clenp Groccrics, e

CheNp NfOCcFlcs, NC
II OAR, Crushed, PuIvcrised and Brown Sugar,
h different qualities
Java, Maricabo, Laguyra and Rio CoGees;
Gun Powder, Imperial, Young Hyson and Black
Teas;
Rice, Maccaroni, &c;
Herring, Shad, G. A. and Fine Salt;
Strong Cider Vinegar:
Molasses various kinds and prices;
Hemp and Manila Rope, such as is used for hoist
ing Threshing Machines; also sizes suitable for
Well Ropes, Bed Cords, &c, on hand and for
sale cheap, by WM, r, SEWERS.
Summit Point, June 6, 1913.