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FRuIT TREES. sc.

FRUIT TREES, &c.
Es{ezsf5s$ THE WORCESTER NURSERY
ES&[ssEs$ rs well stocked with large variety
% j. of the best sorts Of Apples, Pears, Pums
-Szsea--- Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines
Ounces English Gooseberres Choice Strawberries Dutch
Currans, Antwerp and other Raspberries Grape Vines
D. This Nursery is of the largest IN Massachusetts
and the collection of Fruits cultivated in embraces nearly
all the varieties of established reputaton and the Propre
tor is constantly adding such kinds possess superior
celence and worthy of cultivation in this climate.
u The collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES extensive, and includes all the best varieties
much cultivated.
ALSO--G great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
asam FRS Norway Spruce and other Evergreens Scotch
Larch, European Mountain Ash, Horse Chesnuts, Weep
ing Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees, Honeysuckes, and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
u Arbor Vita. Buck Thorn, Privet &c, for hedges ~
fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES, DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant &c.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS in great variety.
BUDS and SCIONS of large variety of choice fruit
also be furnished. Also, GRAFTLNG WAX, of superior
quality
~ EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit
able for transplanting.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who amply. Orders
promptly attended to, and Trees &c. packed go safely
any distance. SAMUEL H. COTTON,
Worcester Sd mo. s. dw6w Propriet0r.
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Dunbar's Fluid Magnesia,

EQUAL TO any other, English American for sale whole
IL sale and retail by LEWIS II. LAZELI., Apothecary,
Al9dw4wis POI Main-st, doors north Am House.
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For NegIe or TO Eel.

A LARGE WATER POWER on the line of the
"A Hudson River Rail Road, and within two hours of New
York The situation is well calculated for making Iron
Foundry purposes, Locomotive and Car building Paper
making, Cotton Wooden Manufacturers Labor is album
dan there being large population in the neighborhood
For further information apply to WALCOTT & SLADE,
10 Broad Street. NEW YORk-or to JAMES FREELAND
President of the 'Wicapec Company" Fish6tH Landing
ApfH b. dim
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DOeSkiWs, CassIEdseFcs, CIOTERss NC.
TT S. MOORE has received this day beautiful assort
IL . ment of choice goods, comprising Doeskns Cass
meres Cloths Vestings-Sk Smoking Caps-Lisle Thread
Silk Balou best Kid GLOVES, comprising all sizes and col
ors-Cod Brown Linen and Cambria Hdkfs, etc.
The above goods truly worthy of notice, and will be
sold at low prices, at 2l3 MAIN STREET,
April % diff U. ). Hotel BLOCK.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
!. ELECTION NOTICE.

SNOTICE is hereby. given thatan election will
In be held on Thursday the 18th day Of April
next al the following places, for the purpose of
electing two ct and proper persons to represent
the County Of Jefferson in the next Legislature
of yirginis; aud also for the purpose OF taking
The sense OF the people Of the county upon the
question ola Convention
AT Charlestown-Uuder the superintendent
Of Samuel W. Lakeland, Saml. RiGenOmT, Wm-
c. yorthington, Andrew J. O'Bannon and Fran
els Yates, or any two or more Of them.
AT Smi,hield-Under the superintendent OF
Jas. Grantham, Thos, Watson, Sr., Jos. Smith,
Mann P. Nelson, and VIM. Grantham, or auy two
or more of them.
At Shepberdstown--Under the snperinten-
dence of VIM. l. Webb, Jacob Line, Jos. McMnr-
ran, John Wysong and Jacob Morgan or any
two or more of them.
Al Observation-Disclosures superintendence
of Daniel &ioler. Isaac HenkSey John 6. Wilson,
Isaac Fouke and Rm. Smallwood, or any two or
more Of them. sr.,@ ~
DAVID HUMPHREYS,
Sheriff If Jefferson County.
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pUIMoNARY coNsUMPTIoN

Has until within a few YEAS, been geSerally eynsidersa
II~SCURABLE, although uifnr medic men Of the hieaf
ca standing, among whonsfsVI;# nights mention IacInsA
ard his friend; Bayle-botE5dniinguiSec ca autiofs, adhiii
that this much dreaded dfscasc, May BEEftURED;
eten in its advanced stages 57 ben the 4nugs arb not com
piatcly disorgauizcd. The ,eIledy wE:cIi we now ofcri
WIsTARss BALsAAEo or WII5 CHEEKY. I?
not only emanatcs from arc5ular Phy&Srian, but has been
we'll tested in sI complaints Tor Ehichi$ is r-ceofnmcndct
A Physician in E1ainc says i
81 have recommended NE of Drj W stars BalsaF1
Of Wild CHERRY for disease oE4hc luLss, for two ycaIs
pait, and. many Eottlesto mi know have been used
by2lny patients, Al with beSSdstal resISts- Intsyo cassS
where it was Gtsught confTSiea Consumption lid takCd
Pl&ec the Wild Cherry cfeeSSedka cure. :
From the Boston Daily BE- March $5ta, 1879. &
sCURE YOUR CoUGiI.+-Arc tssou afEietsd will
thf S&distFessins aanby ance, ut rid Of its You bSye onIT
TO procure a bottle Of DR.. Wktan's WiSt Cherry aIsaEf
to eAsurc this. II seldom fa!3s, VIII n token in season, To.
effect a cure, and always reeves even dc worst cases of
disttased, lungs Many ~phySSciers recoSlmendt tito their
patents, and speak of 1t in thS highest tsrrss in letters IL
th43 proprietor, riting caSes9 chrcs w&cre otllcr means
hal failed. (
for sale by LIS ECHEi BERGESt, Chasestown,
HENRY S. FoRNEY, ShG3hsTdstowa and JOSEPH:
C. HAYS arters-Ferry. a
A by Druggist. seheray throughout the United.
Rome genuine. unles. signes BUTTS on die WRAP:
pcr.t esE-s IL Il
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SALE OF LAND.


TSuE undersigned, on behalf Of himself, aid
4 rs Agent for the heirs Of Thomas RsHam-
mond, decd. offer at private sale, that FeTy supe.
rior tract of Jefferson land, kn0wua as lheH Mount
Hammond tract, lying On the west side Of Tie
Shenandoah river. in Jefferson comfy, Va, and
containing I7o Acres, in a good state Of cuI-
~tivation, so acres being river bottom, 50aeFes sp-
land, and the remainder IN Woodland. The in.
proyemenis are reTy superior. there being 4
Stone Dwelling House, with a brick wing
Stone Kitchen, Stone Smoke House, &C. AEs6.
a Carriage HOuseaDd Corn House, and good ont
HOnse iUr servants. Also, n m~Ostexcellent Barn;
built Of brick in the very best manner, 10 feet
long, and new sheds, aud mOws in Ihe barn snt-
hcient to hold from two TO three thousand bushel6
of wheat in the straw. and the sheds and other
mows sufficient 10 hold the hay and straw from
the farm There, il also stabling for 20 horses,
and shelters for all the stock necessaTysOn the
farm. al Zai5sss EIss
Terms made known upon application to
JOHN J. HAMMOND, Agent
March 10, lS5O-tf 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
THE ELEGANT DRAUGHr HORSE
1 u 81 ~ Is n R o A n

V7ILL stand the present season which las
w commenced and will end an the 25th day
of June, CpublIc days excepted9 at the following
places, viz: On Mondays, (fro'n 8 O'Clock, AND
and Tuesdays, at Mann r. Pages, near Battle
town, on Wednesdays, (from 8 A M.,) and
THURSDAYS, at Joseph Myers, al Myerstown, and
on Fridays ut the subscribers stable, 2 ] miles
west of Charlestown, and will be let to mares at
the following rates, viz Four dGliafsthe season,
the money to be paid or a due bill payable on ire
LIST Of August, to be given before the services are
rendered. and s. to insure u mare with loal, to
be maid as soon as the mare is known to be so.
Parting with the mare or nor Attending her reg
uIarly to tile horse, forEeits the insurance money.
Twelve and a half cents to the groom for each
mare. y
The undersigned will use hia best efE4rts TO
prevent accidents, but will not be Responsible 4oF
them should any occur.
Mr.. Myers and Mr.. Page are authorized to
make bargains with all persons who may wish
to put mares 10 my horse Jefferson Roam.
Observation-Disclosures ROAM is a beautiful Red
Roam, 8 years old this Spring, full IL hands high,
of fine form and action, and is well calculated for
either saddle. or harness. lie was sired by Geo.
Pultz's Roam Horse, he by James GranIhan's
Old Blue. Roam, Superior; The dam OF Pultz's
horse by Snap. The dam of Jefferson Roam was
by independence. SEE
Jefferson Roam is not only one among the
surcst foal getters of any horse in this section OF.
YIN DuL mo ~ 80 NSo
best specimens OF horse-tlesh ever produced in
the Valley. ~, ronn
April lG. l85o-st. 20
The following, among other certificates, are
furnished, showing the estimation in which tue
produce Of Jefferson Roam is held
I have a fine colt by Jefferson Roam, and all
the Colts ! have seen Ufhis gctare promising.
CHARLES YATES.
l have two colts fSaled last Spring, by Uriah
Rutherford's roam horse, and they are very good
ones. also believe him tUb a sure oal.geIter.
WILLIAM MOORE.
1 have a colt sired by Jefferson Roam, which
o ives promise of making a fine horse.
ii. D.. GARNlIART.
I have three colts by Jefferson Roam, which
arc considered inferior to the get of no other
horse in this section ftLe State.s
JAS. G.. HURST.
I have one colt by Mr. Rutherford's horse,
~"''' : 'o'1' = G. D. MOORE.
l have two colts got by Uyiah Rutherlord,s
horse, Jefferson Roam, which ! consider equal TO
the get of any horse in my neighborhood, and
further, l believe him TO be a sure foal getier-'
]. c. WILTSHIRE.
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mARRIAGES.

a.. Tuesday, 9th inst, by the Rev; W; B.Datto9' DR..
U " IOGIE to Miss MARY CT daughter Of MI.
SA aS. MILES, all of this county.
hsS Touchdown, on the 18th inst, by the Rcy. J.
In shsES T. JOIN CRIsWELL to Miss SARAH
SEM a. ;., by Rev. S. GovE4, Mr.. WIN. GAS.
On inc ne Miss SARAH a. MULLlN, both of Loudouhe
KIM 5,b inst, by the same, Mr. WM. H. BERRY
On inc AR Al E. STEDMAN,-a:fo Of Lecsburg.
10 ~, THURSDAY, the 4th inst. by Rey: 7. BIGKay, Mr.;
AMOS BEANS to Miss hACock'-al
Of L0o Co.'bsrland, Md, on Tuesday evening, the 9Th
al by the Rev. DAVID HtLLHOusE BgEt. CHARLE
& 4ESS 1sSshts Esq 81 COL G D1 ch2aisy + 81 A4 4S9rs 1896 Of
cumberland.
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ELECTION N0TICE.

NOTICE is hereby given hataneleclion will
In be held on the fourth Thursday IN April,
instant, at the House in BerryvIiIe, Clarke
county, for a delegate to represent the counties
Of Clarke and Warren in the next General As
semblyio of Virginia. under the suPerintendenee of
Alfred Castlelnan, Mann R. Page, Cyrus McCor-
mick, Daniel w. Sewers, Edward Mccormick.
commissioners, any three of whom to act.
L the precinct at Hiett'S, in said county, uh-
der the superintendence of Paul Smith, Matthew
Jones, Levi Hiett, Archibald Bowen, and WIN.
G. Ilardesty, commissioners, any two of whom
TO act.
AT the precinct at Trisler's, in said county, nm
der the superintendent of George O,Rear, Squire
Bell. George Green, Stephen Castleman and John
Marshall, commissioners, any two of whom to
act. And
AT the precinct at dftlVood. in said county,
under the superinteDdence of William Nelson.
John Alexander, William C.. Kerfoot, DIR. John
Fauntleroy and Buckner Ashby, commissioner,
JACOB ISLER,
April 9. Sheriff of Clarke Comfy.
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To CONTRACTORs.

E1RoPosALS will be received by the Presi.
I dent and Directors OF the Front Royal and
Gaines, y Roads Turnpike Company, at the
Clerk Office in Front Royal, on Wednesday the
FIRST day of Mayne1t, for constructing their road.
Contractors who desire TO engage in the work,
are requested 10 examine the route a day or two
previous to the time of letting Any information
with regard TO the Rorks. may in the meantime be
obtained by addressing
ROBERT TURNER,
President Of lie Company.
Front Royal, Warren co, Va, ApFle9, 1850
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DlGUERREOTEPE MINIATURES
TAKEnl Is THE BEsT STYLE ny
I. KEAGY, Daguerrean Artist.

I'd ooMSsatt the Couft-House, where he will
LII emain but a short time, for the purpose OF
taxing Miniatures by the improved Daguerrean
process. orr
: The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Charlestown
and Jefferson are cordially invited TO call and eS-
airline Specimens which the sdbscH5etfeels con-
fdent will CONNIE nd him othe patronage of all
WHO wish good DaguefreotyPe Portraits
of weather. Miniatures set in Lockets, Rings,
tct in the best style.
AnriI tl6. 1850.
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maD4mE

INVITES the attention ofthe ladies' Or Charles
town andsits vicinity 70 her assortment Of
Worsted, Zephyr, Split, and Tapfstfy, Yarns of
different quality, Berlinspatterhs, Chenille, Tidy
Cotton. fiold: Silver, and Silk Braids Needles,
Crochet. Ivory and Steel Tepystfy and Floss
dos Salon patternsforE mbroideIy AIlkiRds of
and Misses Dresses, Sacks, &c braided
GentIeman,s Slippers workedsat moderate prices.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with any
;offhe aboyearticles have anloppottenity ofdofng
scat Baltimore prices.
Lessons eisen IN TpPystryS ard Knitting
April 8, 1850.
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NEW ROOT AND SHOE
4.

IS T.
VNHE Indersignedliave commenced at Harpers-
Il Ferry, on High Street, in The Shop recently
occupiedby Mr.. Geo. Furtney, the Boot and Shoe
be most happy. to serve the public with any arti-
Gle in their line. Tile materials we have Procur-
cd are OF the very best quality, and as we sssiiall
employ none but the very best workmen, the ar
ticles manufactured at our Establishment will be
warranted equal to any similar work turned out
iu.the county. Our prices will be as low as, the
lowest. Particular attention will be given to all
descriptions of work in the Ladies' Branch,
and when requested, they will be called on at
their residences for measures.
AS we believe, fromlour experience in.business
and disposition 10 please. that we canrender sa-
risfaction TO all who may give US a trial, a share
of public support is contitently expected.
WM. & JOHN AVIS.
~ LIarna-. Ens-n AnriIn 1Ssn-at =
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REMOVAL.

FTVHE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 his friends, the citizens of HarperssF Ferry
his Store to the room fGcenIly Occupied by Ro.
q Holland, on the corner OF High and
Shenandoah streets; ssherehe will always keep
on hand a splendid and general Assortment Of
Merchandise, embracing all the articles usually
kept in a store.a Give bim'a call and he will be
happy to show yonihis assortment.
$50 ase r. j. CONRAD.
Harpers. Ferry. Aorfi egIs5O-3t.
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HO! FOR PURE HASERS!
LATEsARE4IVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

.HNAvID sEIGEL has just received, at his
~ Clothing Emporium, at HarperseFerry, one
Eof tha largest and best selected stocks Of
Ready Made CIoIhfnG
the Eastern Markets could afford; which, together
with Ills former stock, comprises one Of the most
complete and splendid assortments of Clothing
ever presented 10 this community.
Every article necessary to the complete adorn-
ment Of the /" outward man. will be found in his
selection. His stock embraces Goats, Pants,
Vests, &C., of every style, quality and price.
Aware that newspaper puffs are not generally
regarded he will not say more than extend an in
~gilatinn to those in need of such articles. which
he pledges hirnselfto sell as cheap (ifnot cheaper
tIan they have ever been offered in this market.
narpers.Ferry, April l6, l85O-3m.
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Miss Eliza L. KeEcllivtsI

Miss Eliza Z. IKeEclliVtRI n.
Al Ladies of Clarles,owH5 aard neishhorheod,
that she has just returned fr4mi Baltimore with
the latest FAIRS FASHIONS, for. ell descfip-
tons Of Spring and Summer slAlinery: sud Man
tun Making. Her assortmer8 ri
FLOWERS, RlBBONS2 BONNETS,
and Dgcss Goods, is choice ADD. varied, and has
been selected from the very Arat stocks Of the
City, and will be sold at pricss&that cennot fail
TO please. Also OF. hand sevSrn} Z" Fashion RoX-
NETS, considered the most bea ,aiful article over
offered to the Ladies of the tog&.
Grateful to the many friends who have hereto
fore 50 literally patronised hes, ahe most respect.
fully %soIicits a continuance ofP3st favors, ana as
she has now an opportunity q ntfering:supefior
inducements, hopes many new. friends may bein-
.duced 10 give her a trial.
April l6, 1s50-3t.
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a WEAyER

M1HE undersigned Wishes las Hqrgoy, at his
il Fuiing Mill on the Opeqppn, aear smith
field. JeFsrs6nl county, competent WkAvIt. TO
whom a good and pefmanentsitnat5cn Is offered,
"A married man is wanted, as a Comfortable house,
garden, &sS.5 IS hi d Employment viii also
be giSento a boy or GIL. who ls competent 70
take charge of a loom.
April 9. 1866
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rpROFEssOR WwO

VLZE 9EF.LfEH.TsE4 EITHL-ZLltE. EEFesaf"
A NNOUNCESt to the Citizens of Charlestownl
IA and its vicinity that he has permanently
located himself for the purpose of giving %instruc-
toni ID Music andthe Modern languages: ~
a residence for many years in The families of
Prince Adam GSsaftoryski. Count Montaliveta and
other distinguished families of Paris. enables
him to give to the French student the real Paris
ian accent. @ ~ asj.t
Professor G.. has been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia
.eachings (sincs his exile1 both in this country
and in Europe and he teels confident of giving
structions. @A
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of forming a
French class are politely Invited to meet at his,
house and Observation-Disclosures. Parents and guar.
dians5aIe requestedttop let their children attend
,atthe music rooms, where they can pursue their
stndies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pianos tuned In the best manner s.ltnt
For terms,& {. see prospectussat This house.
ApTilles 1s50ssb
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CARD.

Itr" 1T
.NHI ss Catharine Shecfz would respect
Il fully inform the Ladies of Char!estown
and vicinity, that she may in future be found al
the residence of her mother, Immediately in the
rear of the Bank, whete.she is prepared toeXe-
cute, in the most fashionable style. any work en-
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"A GREAT reduction in the price Of Bread
IA may be made by using Hammond's Bread
Powder, which is most strongly recommended TO
Families; for not only is a Considerable saving
in time aud money effected, in the making of this
useful article. Of Food, but it is rendered by the
use Of This valuable owder, perfectly easy of di-
gesiion, SO that ufnvalids and delicate children
may partake 6ftt without suffering that incon-
v]eiience SO oftentimes complained of. TO per-
sons suffering from Indigestion, dyspepsia, dc,
IL is tRr1luGJie. One trial alone is Sufficient Ia
establish its decided superiority over any other
means of making Bread. A quantity of Bread
may be, made by il in one-thifd the time that is
required when made in the usual way. 1t is light
er, and much more nutritious, and a much larger
ouanfityis obtained from theSanc lveight Of -Four,
Than can be obtained by any other mode, and far
more chOIeSOne. ~
Prepared, and sold 10 packets with directions
for use, at 81 cents each, by
Chemists and Druggists.
Uarpers.Ferry, AprilL9, 1S5o-tF. r. copy.l
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smALL-FEY Lor4.kr.

EMALL-L III LV44-hA-
Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Saturday will be drawn the Small fry Lotteries.
Tickets, 81. P<ykages Of Whole Tickets, $40.
Halves, 81 so. Quarters, So IS.
u-All orders Confidential, and the drawing
will be sent as soon as over.
q GrAll kinds of Uncurrent Money bought and
sold ut the lowest market rates.
uAIl Prizes are paid BY Us in gold or banka-
bic funds. For Prizes 4 Idress,
April 9.lsan. q. ANSEL & CO.
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Millinery and ManfuS Making.

&@ga3 Bs Aa ;RAwGG
TENDERSh her thanks tot q fAdtes cfGharles.
Il ew and vicinity for the 55e!y liberal patrpn-
a.e heretofore extended towards 1er, anterespeet-
fully gives notice that she hasJLst received from
sPRIEG FAsEal27FTs +
for all subscriptions Of Mtllineryaed Mant1ia MRk-
ing Wofk. She,has also reoeE III Ell seve tal bea8ii-
fuI FASHION B0NNETS. well as many
other articles, Of The latest stHeand fashion Cor
making and altering Bonnets. She solicsts a call
from her old friends, and the IIEd'es ofths neigh
borhood generally, as she will enaeayor g render
satisfaction to all whopnay gigks Ger a call.
10 Residence opposite MI. 81: A. Mpprs'sS
April lI6, s1s50-3t. EF I. tEoPyss
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MiCHINE SHOP And FOUNDRY,
Leesburg, Loudoun county,
,HANVY g. HEWITT

HANyY g. HEWITT
TAKES this method of informing the Farmers
of Loudoun, Jefferson and The adjoining
counties that they are prepared to manufacture
tal aiachincs and Implements, snch as
ThrcsIIins Machines,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Harrows. &C.
They are also. prepared 10 do all kindsof Casting
having an Iron Foundry adjoining their Machine
Shop. Farmers aud others will do we'll To give
them. ., call, as they are determined their work
shall be done, in the best manner.
They will deliver, ThrcshIng Machines in any
Of the adjoining counties.
All orders promptly attended to-
April l6, 1S5O-6m
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ALRARGAIN

FgHHE undersigned las a good TWO HORSE
Il WAGON for sale. Also, a first-rate Cross
Saw. .r.a-eEf> c. C. BRAGG.
April 9. 1885, ~
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PUBLIC 33AE.
YNTlLL be sold, at PUBLIC sale, Oh TRIDAY
w !he 81 day Of My, at lhs late residence of
Isaac SIridcr, decd, near IFctown, in this doun-
~, all the i
Personal Property,
Of said deceased, consisting, in part, of
A nnmhcr Of Work HnrseS
l Riding Horse and sevest Colts
A number of Cattle, stEI.: as Mich Cows,
Steers and Calves
y large flock oflShcep a sInmber of EIogsi&c
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:
Wagons Cart, PIoughs, ana Elsrrows;
Wagon Gears forlO or IL acFses;
Plough Gears;
Slrov"fs, Mattocl;e. II"cs ans Forks;
Grain Cradles and Moving #cYthes :;
Two Six.iIorse Power Thre3h,1g Machines;
One Carriag, ami Harness, 5nGarly new
-ALSOt
Grain in the Ground
A.qnantity otiCorn and3xc;
A.Iarse lot of Wheat b4 thc ~busfIl;
Aqnantity Of Flour by sc barrett;
Ailot Of Timothy ilay;l Il.
A tq%uantily Of Mill S tIE: such rs Shorts,
Screenings, &c, and a karicry o;p;her arti-
cies entirely too nunerSu$ 10 m%cHtion.
TERMS OF SALE The 9rain and Flour in
the Mil, will be sold on a C ketnt ofSixfy Days,
a Negotiable Note well endofscd being required.
The ether property will be bo:I ON a credit OF
nine months, on ail sums aHvp IS, the pmrci'a-
ser giving bond aud apprnveG security before the
property is removed Sumss under that amount
cash. MEREDla'E! HEM,
Er'rd Of ISAAC t~t!riigr, deed.
j.. w. McGEsls, AuctiOneer.
Anr;I rs. 1880.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
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NN RS. M. r. SLAGLE kMaHounces. TO tie
IYH Ladies of CiarlestownEaktd vicinity that
she has fcommenrsd the absYea business, and
hopes her friends ai1l give her q call 81 shells
determined 10 spare 40 pains d genderlsatisfaB
ton TO those who may encontaEs her Iadies'
Dresses d in tho most FASH SaAble style, also
Chjidren's Clothes made 10 dsdsr. Hef terms
will be moderate.
Residence at MI George DRoley's. is Il
April Is, 1865