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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
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~INYETERATE 3

There is nothing mere familiar to our daily
obserye lion than lie power and inteteracy 81
habits tnsomnch that any deeided ropensi Is
strengthened by every new actofindblgencs and
yirtn6ns principle fslnore firmly established than
befor;s by every neSt act of ~resolnte obedience TO
its d~iettafes. The law which connect s.o our ctings
az boyhood or ofyop.h With the character of man
hood; il tie idehiicaG law which connects our act
intirne with our character in eternity. The
way 10 which the uioraI discipline of youth pre-
pares: for the honora and enjovments of viftaons
manhood is the way in which the moral and
spiritual discipline of the whole life prepares for
a %yiriaons and happy Immortality; and on the
other hand the succeksiom of cause and effect from
a protiigate youth and dishonest manhood 10 a
and worthless old age, is just the sue
cession also OF cause and effect between the mis-
deeds and depravities of our history on earth, and
our erduranc i, of wor!hlessness and wretcliedness
r1revef-ChdEMe+S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
DLIND

"Yes; use your thinking powers, friends.-
They were given you 10 use, and not abuse
blind btidles! Truly named, surely. Art never
Invented a more fatal thing 10 the eyes of horses
than wien she devised this plan of depriying the
horse OF. what nature intended he should enjoy
But says one, how are binders injurious to the
horse 2? Because they gather dirt and heat
around the eye. Dirt ~irritates the eye, aud heat
infa ination These brides so entram-
.tnel the eyes Of the horse that he is compelled TO
he constant sspstraining them, 10 see his way
5si'he over Va exertion of tile, nerve brings on disease.
.t.yes5 Ware not made in vain. Had they been
the Creator would mot have located
them ia the head. They were placed on the
corner 81 the head that be might have the advan-
Stage o fIooking III different directions. Men in
abe ABUNDANCE of their wisdom, concluded that
il{le horse had too much sight, and they wished to
58urtail il; hence the origin of blind brides and
discussed eyes are inseparately connected. Gus
Itom hood ,winks the sensessof men, as much as
Iylind bTRI1les do the viz ION ofhorses."-Ec
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
OF MIND.

I call that mind free, which is not imprisoned
in itself or in a sect-which recognizes in all Thu
man beings the image of God, and sympathizes
colIquers pride and sloth, and offers itself up a
::willing.victim to the cause of mankind.
J. calf that mind free, which is not passively
Is eatSdfu circumstances, which is not
the creature of accidental impulse. but which
bends events to its Owl Improvement acts upon
an inward spring from an -immutable principle
which it has defibe raiely espoused.
] cali that mind free, which protects itself
against the usurpati,.n of human society; which
does not cover to human opinion; which re-
%epects itself too much to he.the slave of the many
Tor the Igw. s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29

As. ISrALntE CURE FOR GBoERRA-1aks
three table spoons full of castor oil. three table
spoons full OF the best French Brandy, and leEtS
drops oil. Iaudanrin mixed well tegethe and iet
the patient drink e of. TIE body mastfthehbs
rubbed over with brandy and q hot fiaDnel cloth
Shppld the,eOniiuon of the patient not improve
within one hour, and the nails Of The fDgers be-
gin TO get black, administer one liable spoon full
OF castor oil, one Of French brandys and ten drops
of laudanum. Tits generally throws the sufferer
into profound sleep, from which hs, will, awaken
perfectly we'll This treatment has been found
mosteffsetnal in India, where the cholera drssep.
peated, and thousands Of PERSONS were cured By
This very simple remedy-LfpeTP0M FaFas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
NEW STORE.
and Summer Goods.

Spring and Summer Goods.
H1IIE subscriber las taken the Store Room in
4. Kabletown recently in the occupancy OF Mr..
I. " Osbourn, where he is now opening an en-
re pew stock Of
ny GOODS GM@G ss5EGgSo
IN ware, QEecIlsVyare, Boots,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, dc,
.tich I've is Offering on as good, ifnot better terms,
can be procured in the county. His stock
sine entirely new, and selected with great care
( the Eastern cities, he solicits a call from tie
eipbborhood far and near. feeling confident that
is ppbltc taste can be g%ratiiied, aud the wants of
be country supplied.
aF All kinds of Country Produce taken in rx-
aanoe for goods ut the market price.
A6fil II, 1919. HENRY WALTON.
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CuARLEsTOwN (YA.)
MANUFACTORY
HAVE now on hand, at my Coach and Ear-
ness Factory, a large assortment OF
Ga s.

every description, which will be sold very
,esn for cash, or on a credit Of 12 months.
Amonp my stock may be found Coaches, six
ssenpeT Rockaways, Single Rockaways, Dou-
! DO, Phaeton's Buggies, Gig Rockaways, Sui
&c, all of fashionable style, first-rate work
anship-hnIt Of the bestsnatetiai and by the.
n competent workmen; and all warranted. l
4 now finishing some one and two.horse Ba-
uches, a f~rst.rate article, that | will sell for Two
Ibdreddollars. They are a much better article
Il the Pennsylvania Coach Makers sold last
n for 1925, and | am determined to compete
any one Of them that pay their debts.
IL Old Carriages taken in exchange for new
eF, and all kinds of produce, at market prices.
*Carriages sold on. commission.
Repairing done at the shortest notice.
May g, Is49. w. J.. HAWKS.
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pnetrp.
"My Native land, Good Nights
BY 1AMEs ". SIMMONS:

NY NuttN6 14duus ooou iShb !
b JAMES ". SIMMONS:
o earth! within whose hallow'd breast
Bones of my patriot fathers rest.
Whose memory still perSades the sod,
ETst,by their martial footsteps tFod- !
Tie sail that wafts me from thy side !
Now floats abaVe the heaying tide,
Dim in tile setting night !
My native land good night"
A moment-efe the dream be DER
Il gaze upon tiFy well known fl,Ure,
And mark the old familiar trees,
Clad with asthGusand memories.
Dear as the soil tbnt gave me birth,
My c%hiIdhood's home, my mother earth,
Now fading on the sight
{" sly native laud, good night"
The stranger tYeads within thy halls,
Aud dimly nov tie mind recalls,
Pass'd like thine ancient race AWAY
The traces Of Thy former day
Sad as the leaves by Autumn shed,
Gold as the features of the dendr q
Aud ar forgotten quite
'tMy native land, good night.
Yet. not by me:the less on taught.
Shades Of mE fathers! in your lives;
In ali that We once felt aud tInnght,.
HletLinks that fotceful blood survives!
True to the source from which it tlow'd,
Warm in tile HEARTS in which il glow'd,
Now m~nuIderiCg In blight
=. My native Iand, good night
Mine I. by the memory of the just,
Mine i! by their c~Onsecrated dust
The lofty spirit, proud and free,
As hilis that lot,k upon the sea ;
All other ties Dissolved, nU more
I tread, ns once they trOd. thy shore;
o winds /. now speed our flight
- My native IaGd, good night"
No more with Nature in thy haunts.
Forgetting passions and low wants
My soul shall hay her down to rest,
C0uch'd on tina; dear maternal breast!
Charm Of thy woods for me is pass'd
Their spell. that bound me, breaks at last
Their very forms alright
:. My native larid, good night"
Then welcome ocean! thou to me
Hast been an early friend. y sea!
Despite the ierrUrs of thy crest,
Tie dead who sleep within thy breast!
For me thou hast enduring chnruIs
Within li.ine everlasting arms!
And lovely in thy inighi-
a. My native lurId, good nigh:."
A tear for friends. a smile for foes,
Regret for these and scOrn for those
the sish-as siuks beneath the waves
The snn-abOvc those sacred graves!
And the Gene ctuses welcome now,
Thy eagle.wing, and dauntIess brow,
o bark ! with ensign bright
{" My native land, good night"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
RAIN.

The tain is not mbre necessary to raise the
seed, tbs sunsis not 4nore necessary to bring it
10 matgkity, than is the work of the Holy Spirit
f%bsl;ere tliat there is an agencyIof the Spirit, and.
9$aifts aEl graces of Tue Holy Ghost, torender
#1hristiaHity beneicia1 to men, and quite another
thing to have a deepd ard practical persuasion of Fit,
sand 70 regulate all our feelings and expectations,
ION the snomentous subject of converting the
sssorld. bg a. continual.reference to this most in
3,arestinS; frnth.-RobeftH Hal. a55
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
an ACT
rN9r7F r.rs AN ASAE OE.fa
the act, entitled '' An act concerning Dis
trict Free Schools in the eounI3 Of Jefferson
passed March 9Th, 1913. s-E.s..l
a[PAssEp MARCH II, Is49,

trict Free Schools in the seounl3 OF Jefferson"
passed March 9th, 1913. 5.4s! - .fsgGsI
[PAssEp MARCH Il, Is49.l
1. Be ii enacted by lie general assembly, That the
term Of office of the members of the board OF school
commissioners OF the county of Jefferson shall com:
mence on the first day of April in each year, instead
of the time now prescribed bylaw !.
3; Be AJnrLher enacted, That the innds authorizes
TO be raised by the said board under the act of the
general assembly, passed March The twenty seventh.
eighteen hundred aud forty-eight, eiititied taD aci
concerning district flee schools inltlIe county OF JET
fersop, . shall be Declined the school fund OF the eoun-
ty, and may be applied to the purposes of education
in the said county of Jefferson, aIdto provide school,
houses in the }districts as the said board may deem
most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rrorfdsd, That IN such
application tw0;tliFds of the members present, when
such application is made, shall concur. ,ae
8. Be i.fIrthefe nacteL, That whatsoever u may
be necessary 10 provide school.house for any district
in said county of Jefferson, orto repair or to enclose
the same, or furnish The same with proper fixtures, II
shalIbe lawful for said board to levy in said district,
for such purposes, u tax on the subjects of taxation
specified id seid act of assembly, notwithstanding a
tax may have been levied the same year tor the other
purposes of said act: PrOrtaed hotcerer, That neither
of said levies shall exceed the amount authorized by
the said act of assembly 44w
A.. BE Il further emacied, That the said board OF
school commissionersln ma charge tOreach child going
to the schools established by the said act, a tuitfon4ee
not exceeding one dollar per quarter, instead OF the
amount authorized by tte said act which fee shall be
ascertained and collected in the manner specified in
said act, and be subject to the proVisoes contained IN
said act. . Eng
S. Be ii further enacted. That wbensoever any tax
shall be imposed by The said board of school commits
sioners under the said act, 1t shall be specified in the
order or minute of The said board, and recorded in the
recordoftheir proceedings, at whattime such tax shall
be paido settled for by.the sheriff of the county:
6. Be il further enacted, That it shall not be iawfGl
for the said board of school commissioner toassess or
lew any tax upon law process ofany kind, o. upon
any certificate under the,seal of any of lie courts Of
said comfy, or of any notary public in.said county.
T.. Be IL further enacted, That so much of the acf OF
the general assembly, passed March the twenty;
seventh, eighteen hundred and forty.eight,, entitled
9 an act concerning district free schools ID the coun.
ty of Jefferson, . as comes within the purview of this
act, is hereby repealed sss
s. This act shall be in force from the Passing thereof
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
SPTRITor JEFFERSON.
RYJAMEs W. BELLER.
rrlcs on aAls ST.. eonS5s zoe soSn otp y.

ory,es on MAts ST., coRNEa ROOM OLD VALLEY
uorRL,'' CnARLEsTowN.
NJ .s,,rft of Jefferson, is published every
Nv sIfrning. at 81 90 IN adyance-S2 so il paid
IN ~ The vearGor 50 90 il not paid until AFTER the
1~piraiion Of the year -! 49,.
\ ~ s.ut 10 one office for DOLLARS in adj
.nce' which reduces the subscription 70 only ONE
stI1R sIxrY-six CENTS PER coPY--ntaking 1t the
PAPER IN VIRGINIA.. Is
- Adverti3ements will be inserted atIhe rate
!, On mar sdnare for the first three insertions, and
I'M for each continuance. Those not marked on
9s;i forbid. and CHANGED ACCORDINGLY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29

4 he Vs,lsys IN yifsinia &C is Office ia cbatlesto~n.
held BY eiuzPns fesitertsot TIE sala 6oeu.y
kon. shf fbeedlfeete ia kie tlade prescribed rylaHlo
hascoltecrpnso STATE tANes uPostfThe same SusJee's,
nnd paid over 10 the treasurer Of ehe said board Of
school eoaNnissIopefss
rs 81 81 3Mrfd That aRy pers1n leealls
appointed under his ri. oghap ENSUING stnseg VIC
sIslH Reuse ossnegtet 8t9 pepotfn oEstet9 sie5
stIsfehy imposed u45pa 6iuiF h5lt good aud snlnelenf
reason ,fOr such fafES4InE NFgeets stat, ~ IN exist
ing officer, forfeit and P4yEsp the board ot school
c6mmissionets Of the county t.ie sum ofhtiy dollars,
and hi arv tfheet under this lf~,shaH oTteit aud pay
Id The said board the sum OF rWeiHss dq!lafs, 10 be re-
covered by motion in the eirr9itssPeEtoE cotTt St Law
and chaucery for the county, on ten nays previous
notice thereof: and Il shaltbe lhedpty otths attorney
Ior fhe commonwealth 10 pnoseehle such sulOtlo1
whenever he shall be ih~formefDftaay such hssteet
or refusal 10 perform any OF said dHtiess
IL. BE It further enacted, ThattAe board, OF seboot
commissioners IN the county shall Annually present
TO the president and directors ofthe Literary fund a
statement exhibiting the number OF schools IN The
county, the price paid for taitiens the branches OF
learning taught, the number of children Instructed
in said schools, and generally the value and opera
ton of the system.
laid off and designated in the said comfy as the
school districts of said county, shall remain unaltered
until the increase or decrease of the inhabitants, or
any other good and sufficient cause in the opinion OF
the board of school commissioners, shall al any Time
render any alteration of such districts necessary or
convenient l
I6. Be IL further enacted, That all acts and parts
of acts heretofore passed by the general assembly.
within the pnrvIew of this act, shall be and the same
are hereby repealed: Presided OueteT, ThataII pro-
~ceedings heretofore had by the people OF said county
of Jefferson, and the board of school commissioners
of said county authorized by the said acts, shall be. in
no manner impaired or affected by the passage. OF
this act, but the same as far as authorized by sald
acts shall.be' valid. 81
II. This act shall be in force from the passage
thereof. ota
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SPIRIT or JEFFERSON


OU2tlSe -a IA
The trial Of Nr. BnTripgi,s ins ms9sAag9ae5
Sm,yF Wl.FIas RFebfulfs iast,b b shodtng 5a
- ssisfni rlaEelf nSsiarta with Etetttcfof
s..;ts tI,e arfHaefne pfoEedoie oEEeifteteatf.
81 e6mmitted nudst nzspHsble aQPrehenT,,H =
fefeaf bodiyhafm TIE vssdiet seemst9ps A
tffit snsiainef as the eslmony ; Tor % BE- At
zanee AZ o5siivs5p r.of a. N tie des;gua6ffteds-
ceased. the asfs1ana Tie fsnRaaxe PpsNea "a css'-
Iaexjnn withthe htd intsrsIeW. insiIfed M 9lees
verdict. It,WRs not for ME. BaErgpgts % eaest-
tam The mind Jf The assailanti nor totefe[Wfl1s
whether b Sas ARMED. Fhsrharaetere ftne as
sanlt. tagssasated BY t~hezetrcualstanSes o. tha
nreeetiiRG esenin9. was such, rs 20 cause natpfat
apprehehsTOns Of violenee9 aud The tesiimgPi3r 81
the nroseentiOn established nnfbipg mnee usan
srs13fatSan for defe9ce- Foe this the prisoner -
not amenable4 toitle laws ct the iaFa. Whateser
ibis responsibility may DO IN geesieaiastFal
eouIt--,-~ atsh *
The defence, we understand. CONSISTED of some
additional facts to the issue, and q gereral tesit-
lmony as SeiIafactef, which ssts m6stsuOstant.aI
and h6iofahles Re
The speechro f Mra Vice . s~p9kenetas sfe
of the mos, mastery. lesFsied ana, sogert aEgH.
menis ever Addressed 10 a jury. ne aesgPied
nine h6nfs in rs delivery. and1n The COARSE OF
lhisremasks. reviewed with sneb keen and eausilr
reprpOf the indiscreet and nlisehiesons ieoerte "i
the Shield, published atSnow Hill thsf as siltpr'
who was present, rose and asked the p.otee1ton
az the court. The court stated thsafH matter
Vss introduced irreletant 4oitheaissue, II @onld
ihterp6ses tts autho.itys but Mr.aYiss So hlended
the course of the Shield with hrs aFgnmenth before
the jury, and showed rs iuimedlAte. eYnneFlOn
with the issue, that he projected MltRoH. infer
E~raptiou. He closed al 81 O'Clock On Friday
night. The argument for the State was sesemed
bv Mr, Franklin on Saturday morpings osPOke
with great force and ability for some three honrs.
when die ease was given 20 The jury. They re-
tiTe,i To their room, and afteran absence Of about
nm. bonr and a hall, returned willis verdict Ofs.nUs
guilty" eI sua;a 1iao
Alter the verdict Was rendered, Dir, Burroughs
was surrounded by numerous friends, aud ecn-
graduated warmly upon the result He ieit sRcS
Hill immediately for. ChesteItewn, where his
wife and family remained during the period cfhis
m~nrisontnen and triaE-Bah. SID.
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SuppEx DEATH-John StafEe. Of Ncw York,
last week, as though under the ihf1aeAee 6f dis
ease or Iiquor, suddenly fell, and dieda At the asY-
lum at 5 O'Clock. Tie vendict rendered Wass
Iaceration Of the brain produced by the fall. He
was a grandson of the celebrated General Starke,
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Esooks!! Books!!.

LARGE assortment OF. Books, Stationary,
&c, have been just received and are for sale.
, stock embraces a good selection of School
ks and a fine collection Of Miscellaneous
rks, 10 which additions will be constantly
r orders for Books of every description, will
arom6lg attended to. and without fail by
LnriI u, l.. S. EICHELBERGER.
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IA fNEw PRRvENTTvk or TuE CH0LEaAATLs
physicians at Constantinople have recommended
the use of fgs. with great success ~ 2 ,pEesen-
tive az cholera. The. fruit Is ,said q. exercise :
~saiutary influence upon the stomach and bowels
md K bishtv ~usefntsin diseases which manifest
themselves in a arrangement oEtIe digestive
functions, and commonly Preeede anAitAek O ths
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29
, tI,c Lovers of tIlc Weed!

whtI1 IS Love rrocuyeL sound Primo CIGARS. at
pric4V Ienst s wears old. aud too strong for any
geNeH I'D hut this. to ThljFFWe invite the attention
Eli pdgcs of the article, as we can sell them
md s9a In rheaper than any ever offered in this town.
'pactes Instantaneous, James River and Honey
Piaa g tobacco. Tobacco Wrappers; Maccabau,
on a ,1fess and Scotch SnnfT, OF the best quality
II excl t9ale bv II. G. RAWIINS 81 co.
N AYApfI ri. 1879.
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dent OF the Hagefstown Herald6f Freedom, writ
ing from Clesrspring, saysthaT Elk eo@A and Jhres
dogs have gone md from the bite Of 4 dog four
weeks ago, and il is feared thatpthetswiH follow.
Some of the families have heen psingsihsB milk OF
COWS. A mad COW run w, II, Hapdey, Esq /,
and nothing but his activity saved him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29

! FoR CaLuoasIa-Th u. maif steams
er Falcon viii leave NJ York on Saturday, 26li
inst Postage fora single letter, I211 cts. To Ha-
repaid and 40 cts. 10 califaraiz ports. prepaid
or MI, az the option Of ths sender, ns~spapess
and Pamphleis 9 cts inland postage added.
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temperance implies total abstinence from all
things Injurious 10 heaifh, and only a tnoderata
use of those things which promote il = npd they
therefore resolved 70 discontinue The vulgar use
of tobacco. There are then. q greEt many in.
temperate femperanee men. Ed54ey s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29

Nkw AEcHsHHogs-The Csrholic Council Al
Baltimore have created several aey zrEhbishopss
Bish1p Hughes has been made Archbishop Of
New York4Bishop Blanc, Archbishop Of New
Orleans, and Bshop Purcell. Archbishop Of Ciu-
cinnati. Rev. DIR. Pise. os New York, Is also
made Bishop Of burlington, VT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-05-29

- A B'I1OY Ar SCHooL.-One OF the
juvenile b'hoyss though considerably
advanced, presented himself not long
since for admission to a public school
near Dry Dock. He was shown to 81
seat, and in ths course of the morn
ing, the master resolved to enter into
a little examination of the youth's ca
pacities and knowledge prior to as
signing him to a class. Calling the
b'hoy to stand up, he asked:
DO you know any thing of gram
MARI"
al don't know anything else"
Every we'll, now attend-'in the be-
ginning God made the world; parse
world"
All the b'hoy knew ofgrammar was
what he had heard that very morning
from the different classes around him
but he had been taught that when!
lie was fighting in the dark, he must
strike straight ont from the shoulder
right and left :; and it would all be:
right. "parse world2 ~ he draw!ed
out enquiringly, SO as to gain time.
Yes, In thr beginning God made
the world; payse world"
Wall, world is the biggest kind OF
a noun, masculine gender, all sorts OF
lenses, past and future, and (slaPping
his hands down on the desk with a
force that shook the buildiug) is gov
erned by God! Now fotch on your
Sunday school scholars, old boss, and
see il they can:beat that"
A lady in this city used an onion:
the other evening, TO stick her needles
in, instead of ;pincushion, and when
she went to sew the next morning,
she found they all had Lears in their
/ eyes.-EhiL SpfritO The Times.
"Now. Patrick" said the Recorder
to a modest sono Of Erin, the other day,
/" what do you say 10 the change, are
o guilty or not guilty ~ Faith ;
but that's difficult for yer houorto ak,
meself. Wait til. | hear the evil
dence."
At Fanny Eemble's last reading,
in the Masonic Temple. Boston, tue
daughter of wealthy man asked her
husband who Shakespeare was; de
replied without hesitation, thathe '5aS
the a aeho aorotet The Ne.o testament.
%
The 6eatdo~Ey 70 advance LOO MAJ.
has in her countenance mildness, in
her soeech wisdom. in her behavior
modesty, and in her life virtue.
-
A Shoemaker IN Portsmppih inns
talks to hisdeiIngDents: we nope no
ofthem, or apply the strap.
q YouRTArsiaIneS0 f purpose.
otthls notice lsll9s Q 2 my
indebted 70 p9ses.9sr may ee 2
endeayors toimPf9ve tlelr al,Iasrsaq
ing, 9s eahtng 8
M ests luts lnas.oe Ihs
lastn eeessaIY 81. upon
g . mug, e ~ sns;sass ,shSs
s.shaps 49, 50
paEaa . ,ysw;tb,,b
sionS - fsiassMaIi ke most
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TO ladies.

no inc E>sasAACs.
lE undersigned requests the attention OF
the Ladies' TO his stock OF Fancy Dress and
'fo 2 merchandise.
rae es, Plain, Plaid and Figured;
wos. French and American;
lghams, a great variety;
icn lJstre, PLAID and Plain;
incl Camhric, extra Fine;
lin. Striped Granite;
ass Linen Bingham; very fine;
'iss MqsIins, Plain and Figured for Dresses;
rltp in, Pink and White.
lbs many other very desirable goods which
a be much pleased TO show the Ladies.
nj. ~. JEREMIAH HARRIS.