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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08
GIN. TAYLOR AND the UNIoN.--A let

GEN. TAYLOR AND THE UNIoN.--A let
ter describing the Presidents visit to lay
the corner stone of the Virginia Mond-
ment to Washington. relates a note wor-
thy observation which Gen Taylor made
to gentleman. He said. Il can be alb
sent from Washington but three days.
have come here to partake in this solemn
ceremony. At time like this, hope
the act, and the association connected
with the name and character of Wash
ington, will arouse all the better feelings
Of our nature, and make us more dis
posed to adopt his caution on the subject
Of sectional divisions. He must have
been gifted with almost prophetic spir.
it, to have foreseen and guarded US a.
gainSt the danger Of sectional feeling"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08
saturday Morning, March 2, 1850

CONGRESS. ...On the 9th, the Senate
was engaged in the discussion of Mr..
Clay's resolutions. Mr.. Benton spoke
at great length, and opposed the admls'
sion Of Slavery into the fiew territories.
He also contended that nothing vast be
gained by pressing the Wilmot P'ovls"
for New Mexico and California. Mr..
Rush next took the floor. His speech
was principally taken up in discussion
of the resolutions relative to the boun.
daries of Texas,
In the House. the Presidents Califor-
MIA Message afforded the theme for dis
cussion. Mr.. Toombs spoke IN favor of
Southern rights and contended that it was
the duty of the South to defend then.-
No one disputes that. He threatened
arms in case the Constitution did not af
ford them what they thought sufficient
protection.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

FOREIGN ITEMs.-Soon after the opeh-
ing of the British Parliament, an inter
esting debate sprung up concerning the
late Hungatian struggle. in which the
Hungarian Chief was fully vindicated
and strong appeals made that England
would drive the Russian hordes back TO
their proper QUARTER.
A project is on foot for constructing a
railway from Calais to Mooltan. in the
midst Of India, distance of $500 miles,
at an estimated cost Of EGG. 100000
The Ministers of Great Britain have
not yet developed their policy towards
The American Colonies 1t is thought it
will be favorable to annexation or indie
pendence, it the Colonies desire either.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

I-W The Rev. Q. T. montgomery, d.
d., o. S. D.. of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, says
The Republic, has been elected Catholic
Bishop Of California,
JUDGE WOODS LETTER.-It appears
that there is as much difficulty in deci.
phering Judge Woods valentine, a:
there was in appreciating Gen. Cass
celebrated Chicago letter. Yet it il
very plain. 1t means that he goes in fo
the SIS and "aOthiag else"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-08

fhe Of win be upon ursa
payment Of the subscription be made iH advance.
nsr, subscribers money sss, psstAse
On wnich viii be u.s. by in
ssid transmission. n - :. - ~ tn
The COUNTRY PAPER h pubsaa durins the ses
Aions o. Congress, and senliweeky during
sabscnpuons or period year win be reserved
terms propostoned 10 me above annual rsiss 3a
NPOsTMA5TEks ars authorized our agents. and BY
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed or rvs
-WEEKLY subscribers, 3as enclosed az nv. WEEKLY
subscbs with 90 enclosed win be entitled copy
edition they furnish for xrats RaN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-08

Uu-h MIttnfe, compound OF Ue most
rare and choice gown the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam......." 4 90 /" +"
With view the Introduction Of machcs
~ the intention of the distribute
purchaersa quantity teas equal first poh the
sale effected.
Each purchaser win receive enclosed the package numbered
ceruhcate, entns him TO chance in the distribution for
fy cents laid OUT and the $4,000
under mentioned tea per cent
thousand dollars win be given bonuses according FOL
IovinQ scale:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-08

DHILrP BARTON KEY win attend any bussness
he may be nusted with before either Of The courts o. this Dis
and will also attend The prosecution OF claims before Con
sre~s and the Departments Once street.
/. WAsmreTor, July no, 1896 July T-3swu.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-08

I H7U3U
Those who prefer priced receive thef
prizes proportion they win be purchased for cash. at educ
ton Of per
0 Country required Applications addressed (post
paid 20 The company's Depot above.
June l--d3m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-08
The Assam Tea Company,

l36 GrtsawicA street, Nsu York.
THE propetors beg the attention Of
The heads Of families The choice and selection Of teas
by them, hitherto THIS country
their fragrance and decacy combined with virgin purity and
strength produce infusion of richness and favor
The teas offered the following
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
mOs.E BOlIvAR LOIS

liz All
EEgDTRSUANT to a decree of The Circuit Supe.
IN rior CUur of Law and Cllancery, for Jefer-
ronnty, pronounced in The suit of II. Buck
les aad Others, against john II. lIayden's admin.
astratnr and others, I shall proceed to sell, at pub.
EI1ic suCtion, fn the highest bidder, upon the premi-
Uses, az FRIDA 7, the SAh day Of March nsrt, Ill
Hair, Il pot, The next fair day) and continue the
&c until cainpfeted. upon the-terms o one-fonrth
IF he morey in cash the balance in one, two,
and tl,ree :5sfaImcnts, of 9, 10, and "a months
credit. 4]witl,ont iii:tere't.l and bond with approved
~securi;y for the dstcired payments, and title re
servcl, a certain portion VI Bolivar, late the pro-
berry et salI Hayden, laid CIT. a. my request, by
Jamcs II. Brown, Esq, into 80 Lcts, With tho
Siew nftsuiting The largest number of purchasers
A. nd whlc! cay be further increased by snbc.ylS-
IONS on tho day Of sale, if deemed advisable.
q TIE isituafion of these Lois, in the centre q!
bolivar, up;n Jefferson, Madisoi, Warren, and
EFaIercrr %is,rccts, | need not say, make them very
Saluat:o, and even more desirable than those re-
Gently sold 10 West Bolivar, (Which, from a bar
fen waste, Fave been since built up into a town
ehicfly:dt brisk dweilings,) from their nearer Pr"X-
5nity 30 all lie Factories, public and private
Also. the fAversion in the frame bonse on Wash
Rngton street, west of Mr.. Fishers residence, as
AigneJ to AIRS. Hayden as a part Of her dover.
WM. LUCAS, Special Commissioner.
Feb. ~, 1850.
~. %. Mr.. John ]. Laley has a plat, and is au-
~thnri1sd to how the property to al! WHO may de-
siro 10 viem the Lots. W. l..
Feb l3- Free Press copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
sO1sE,EuENG NGW.

II you are in want of that beau iipl adornmenl
4 Of the Figure, a natural ,suPply Of Human
Hair, obtain u pot Of Castor Oil Pomadc. This
elIicacious preparation for nonrishing, strength
enins, aid increasing the growth OF the Hair
has now acquired its celebrity and sale through
The recommendations alone, of those who have
used it, and been really benefited by it. There
never was P"ma:le introduced $" deserving OF
being known and recommended. Eram ills
emoiiicnt qualities ii ia unrlvalled, as n restorn
tive of the hair, and as an essential to the toilet
for nourishing and 6ea1ayying ths Ioir, T'ron,"t'
ing its groarth, and preventing lis failing Of or
II eexPels all scnrf or d%andrut, and other tm-
pnrities of the skin, Csc very PSrnicions to the
healthy growth Of tho tiair,) and imparts To It
that clean, soft and v~ivifying appearance so de,
sirable at AL. times, audathe greatest desideratnm
to tho toilet, whilst from Tia cnoIrng and invign-
rating properties it is equally Indispensable TO IN"
nursery as the toilet.
Prepared only and sold by
HAMMOND g. WALSH,
Chemists and Druggists.
ITa.rar- FAIRY Fob Il 1850.
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PUgLlC SAFE.

nv III. bn soldyon the farm belonging 70 MIN
sVF rod anderson, near Col. John B. Laruo's,
ON FTEDHESDA Y, the 9Th IF 1fdrch, tho
i Following Propertyi
! Four head of valuable Work Horses;
Milrl, Cows and Young Cattle;
30 heM4 of Stock Hogs;
IS hr"5 of Sheep, among them some Cots
void and Sou,hdOwn;
Eunnirg Gear Of Wagon, strong and coed
1.-two horse ditto Corn Shelter
Cutting Box Wood Ladders;
I Wa;er Wagon and Barrel;
Iiatsl.ear and Double and single Shovel
Plunghs;
HarroWs :, Grain Cradles;
Forks, Shovcls, Hoes;
Wagon Gears and Plough ditto;
And rmAuy' other articles useful on a farm.
.ll<o-Ilc crop of Whea, in the ground.
about GO acres. Also, some
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
A SMALL. COOKING STOVE.
7.,5ns: $ credit of six months will be given
IN al sums OF five dollars and over, the purchaser
giviiy bond with approved sccurity-under that
sun the cash will be required.
SAMUEL C. YOUNG.
: rrttruarY IL. l95O.-ts
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ID Ea;R

.ri n sos Ta F5i5:a is3s ss i! If o G' G%s s the s1i io fss s';'
YArEs. Ut
''Thou art gtic to the gravel but wi55ssEIit not ecTtore
Since Coda as thy ransom, thy ~guab5i3n. thy guide,
He gave tlcG4 he took thee, and he y.llrEstorc thee.
And dcatlfI4as no sting since tic SaSioHr has died.
On Sa,nrI8a the ID inst. in Chica4b A., at 6S6'clock.
A. NJ. WAffTER FAUNirLEROE, t2fnnt, aged l6
months, son d JoMN S. and GNTnAnssE:b. WRlhHr, Of
that CITY. ',Suffcr little chillrcn to fal:: unto 1ac, and
forbid them sbt, for Of such is the kifgsrFel OF Heaven
On NIopl8 evening. January os:fss a: his ~rctS$dcnce
near Sh~cPh9eaStown, EhUD ST., aged %
years. )
On "Tucstsy morning l1ft, OF SpHklst Tcvet ED
VAR S.tS'. infant son OF IrcY s9rl;NE%. EAVAS-
METRE, OF THskcley Co.. aged | ycf5aaA 6 montAas. i
On the GtA88f January last, whilst ltishts way g Cali
fDrnia, on tksnrd the steamship Pafasns: Oft Acapulco,
Mexico, tMFX ALBEIiIF u. w. CssH4H:lSE, aged Is
ou., u H.i "tr. EIH. = -es;r "=
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
Valuable Cotton Machinery


AFHE subscriber offers orsaie his c'haFse Yam
Il MACHINERY. Consisting of
81 inch Picker and lap Machine, G1an!1Iths2
4 81 inch Cards, with Workers and StrippeFss
! 2 Head DfaNihs Frame with Steps, Motion,
and Can Reyo~iversSeompiete
Two IL Strand Spesders; 10 inrh Ttarersi
Four Cap Spring Frames. lthe pans Eth3
$50 SbIitdies, each with 81 inch Irayers ;
lecIs: Tolein&r with all the Apparatus belong
;nr to t.s e4Eehtishuenf. smeln1'hgf Sliafting,
Hangers, Belts. Cans BobbiRs, Bhxes, &c, SC.
This MaeI.inesy is nearly new and la good order,
conc OF TiisvinS been IN operation f5ore than
55b-ee yearsZsome oi 1t much less. II is pr"Poscd
5 box and deliver it on sisIp-board at New Yurk.
:,r aboutahsH the cps, Of The same amount OF new,
liachinRry. The reason for ctIrrinGit 50 low Is
Inv wafer lease Is about TO expire, and Cannot be
renewed.
Any information concerning ii can be obtained
cfE. Y. w. PosT, HarPers-Fetry, Va, or address
HENRY n LOW,
Patterson, !Nsae Jersey.
Fsb,,a-v < lS5o-1m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

FBIIE undersigned having procured the right
q tor this county ii tic Rrore article, IL r''Es
prepare. to supply sny number Of them. ThcF
are valuable to all !,ruse keepers. as they are IN
tended "a prevcnt rsia or xISl f5am dtirIng nndcr
doors, when the door IS shut. closing 'Iss sgpef-
rure beneath entirely, ard supplying The place OF
the CARPET strip. 6r can be used w:th the carpet
strip AS may be desired When tkc door opens
the strip rises so a. not to rub tie ioor or Carpet.
Any one car see the advantage deri"cd rom the
use Of them.
In faer. ii il q fnai saving fx,u:o, AMI can lie
styled the rich mans comfort AMI tie poor mans
friend.
AZ Shcpfi"rls:own they can e. seem =: n. Emit
'cr's and Il. T. FORMERS. and Willis snrriicisy
David Hnut of that place, At Charl"sf"wn they
can be seen a. 1. n. CATERS, the Post ofhcS sEd
BENJAMIN TOMLiNSOX.
Chnllssfowr. Jan %. is5O.-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
For the Spirit Of Jefferson.

For the Spirit of Jefferson.
Il Il. EDITOR: In the last article of your
Iva cores ponrdcnt " Not IOn," is the following
paragraph
I" tn:appnintments 10 places, within his gift, he
has :Jfstecarded the claim of merit and priority
of service ny treating with neglect the long,tried
and: gaithlit' servants OF the Government, who
have devoted a lie time in its service, by elevat.
ina over their heads youth and nexperience-
hui whilst condemning the action we take heart
felt pleasure in bearing testimony TO the high
cha f4cter. worth, and integrity of the recipient
nj his favn.-we are the advocates of promotion,
bnt may lave imbtbed an erroneous opinion by
surp,lsing that it shonld go. hand in hand with the;
ldur4,iota ard quality of services rendered.
Tie articles on tho whole (if they do not di-
rec!lVaassert1 clearly evince that Maj. John Sy-
ElninNien, 10 the discharge OF the dutiesof Super
#inteRIent OF The u; s Nrmory; At this piace', Is
view AMI Believing an Investigation (and one is
called losa !wonld exhibit in him a character,
scarcely eGnalled,l for arrogance on the one hand
and fIuplie:,y on the other, we are constrained to
.egsSaA ! the recipient Of his favor as suited to
such an ulcer. ~.
u. a Mise man would reject, it, abiding we pre-.
sumfh{t 10 his intercourse with those connected
ih Tie Asnofy. 80
Ntiiws, i would bc a stretch Of crelulity TO snp.
pose stie recipient is better qualified for the oftice
IthanseYcTal ables and experienced otheers con-
ncctdaEwltt the Armory-bnt Syminstonm may re-
tesrAA,im "=as better adapted to his purpose.
. SSF5s base no desire 10 refectuponthe recipient
5ruvartds whom we have no personal animoslty)
5 nlHItiedwija his Ghetto have exhibited a mean
1 isa fp.iSy awards the late Master.Armorer and
ot44tie .:8.ysisp,ing him as imbned with an unwor-
stad contemplate ambition, We inust be ex'
cnsed!Si ii 40 cannot but think thatt the considera.
tio1f; Which would. determine bis selection, would
/ be-!yhoswould serve him asWelllas The Govern
,net,S3 AN OBSERyER.
ITf5 lpeTs>F erry, Feb. II. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
EsElgARE OF ~EMPOSTEHS.

.T1ItE subscriber takes this opportunity TO in
H. fern the public, that there are impoatcrs
travelling through Virginia selling a recipe for
:maktrg a Wash Mixture for washing Clothes
.trnt CSekhirai Compound MIXTURE far Washing
Clothes anaoiter things. Cranes, being the only
Patented Compound or Wash Mixture %tlnat'is in
use, aud NJ. Cranes Directions or Recipe has
beer printed and sold by these inposters (sorne
.tof these without dates or siguatuse) and the ven
der fe:blscs 10 give his name.
I Nave purchased the Patent-R Right for the
State d(viEGtnia from the P~atentee, and |, or my
Arcu{{, will sell county or family rights on ac-
comadIqadatiag terms. And ! hereby warn all
p%erzt,trts from using this Mixture, unless purchased
Of All a5uthnyized agent, as it is a violation oflaw,
and }til5ey make Themselves liable for damages
and ~ all *nch cases they will be dealt with as
nc "'" MATHEW McKEEvER.
Fsk. IL. ts5o-st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
80 s2NTRs2EQsss.

CGTAT,En / r.,pns ais wilt fe fere .y'i ~ Mar
y u.sburR nnrithie Isl e. HurS -|@i.Jor
Grading and stOEing
,br Section az The MaTtinssuuFg and HiashFs'er
Nchdamisrd Turnpike fem Tie tnS not Martins
burg 10 the Frederick line, a distance OF upwards
BIDS viii he received for the wosE either 6y
tho miie CT Section. For each mite there VII
be required 2.9s3 cubic yards of S'o'sr-
j Specifications of f1e abovo work efn y Se:if
he s5nI;catinn ~ Ge4. A..PcEteIfed ur lstin e
GHSS FAULKNER
President 81. d II Ito.
- Ell E-faSA -iw. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
n.lpAa M0IGega

nR. G. H. PIERCE. asde,ernasa,o
~ locale himself permanently III ClraFlessown
Families will be waited on NJ their residences ci-
Their lnIown or country tfthey desire it. lesth,in-
serted on Gold Plate or Pivot IN The best and innst
substantial manner, and every description OF work
done AT tire very lowest rates. s
RefertaceE,. ~
sAr4rDsoeE. CDR. b G. ceTdsH.
Roy. Il. ". Johns; d. Dss - DR.. G.F. RzsGas s
g DR.. G. e. M.RobcEts, DR.. L. s. Eichelbcvg<r,
DR.. John Buckler, w. n. Craighilt, Esq
DR.. J. F. Perkins, MIppLEwAY.
DR.. James ArmitRgc. Rev. r. T. Brown
cftARLESTows. Dr.. S. 4. Ba:cs.
Or. j.. J. Fl, Straith,
dFOtiice at o~appinglon's Hotel.
February 5. 1850.
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MARRIAGES

On Tucslatss the aoth ult. by the E.aSs Arr. AxpsEws,
Mr.. JOHN NcFALI, Of Columbia r., 10 Mrs 81
SAN UNSEtD, Of Shcpbcrdstown
On TlursdtEy, the 2lth ult6, by thc!IEsS; DAVE VII
son, Mr.. WEI. L. PIERCE. OF BoliFsS, TO Miss ELlZ-
+ ANN STEWART, daugAtE. of Mr.. joins
STEWART, usthis county. NE
On TLurs.@f, 2tth ult., By tho Rev e YIN VHiiso%;,
ANDREW I DORSET DEC both
of I,oudoun c4anty. A.!
On the Bridge, at TIarpcf.-F crry. % EThnrsday 1h
inst, by the HcF. DAVID WILSON, ~ ElDfiECh
to Miss NAIEfIlA SOWDEISS, bctlEg 1lis town.
In rsge eaaaaa,y, on the als ql,; by Rs3 J. FEsPgsr'
Mr.. THONGS a. BLAkFNIORE 81 s1iss MARY t"
COFFMANSAeEa all Of that coanty. fE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
Eiro, EIrci: FIre!!!

FE7IiE subscriber having more lime to devote
Il 10 Insurance, will give prompt attention to
all applications for Insurance either against Fire
or on LIFE. He deems it unnecessary to say any
thing as a recommendation of the Companies he
represents, as they are among the best in tho
United States. Office East room over the Mar
ket House. J, J. MILLER
Feb s. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12

II eE-on Monday night last bctwKetn nine
ID ZEN O'Clock, the house on the corneE.sdjacent
the Court.Hnnse, and occupied BY Mif1iiram
owen and Waiter q Brother, was disttssysered 10
on fire Immediately over the clothing store OF
e hitter. The alarm wasgiven, the stoEe broken
and the flames extlnguisted in aESsew min
ce bysour active citizens who flew TO iffhe scene
langer. The property is owned byf Conrad
o'sch. Fifty or q hundred dollars rHsr1 cover
= MANAGES and all sustained by Mes<fs. Bow
i, and Waters was caused by the stlden re;
ofal Of their goods. II IS q mystetyf how the
e originated; and It is fortunate that33t was so
lon extinguished, as in no parto the tossn would
frs DO likely to do so much injury. aihe Fire
oppany vas on the spot, but The Engine was
Il u ordetl-Ma4tns6Nrg Rep0bfieaAs
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NOTICE.
"AcExcY OFFICE"
-CnARLEsToWN. VA

TIIE undersigned having transferred all his
4. interest in tio fra; of T. ID. Hammond &
Co, to WIN. Walsh, on. The 2lst day OF Nove!n-
Der, ls4o, with the privilege of experimenting
the concern until the debts contracted by liam
mond s. Co. are paid, all persons who have claims
that date, will notify me ofthe fact, that arrange.
ments may be made by me of the debts rs they
fall due. RICHARD ID. DONAS
IIarners Ferry. Feb. IL. lS5O-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
New GrecefF MfahLishmrnl.

HTAyING purchased lie Store Hnnse and
HI stock ef Gtofcre<. sc al ME. Rats. =
Levi in chariestowr, sod having stdsd !argeiy
10 the Stock, We ofer eyeIy irtuesm er' '.iiase
in want Of the kubsisutiaIs of he, We are ts'Sf-
mined TO keep on hand every tbirg reetiut IN a
community iiLel!efrts6n. Hsd VII Sc. al Sneh
'N'1 il. l. ERY 6 SON.
ChaT.eS4ovn Inn 90. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
REDUCTION OF posT AdE.

rhe Washington Cores nu,icut Of ,h4hisrttns.
Republican, referring To tie II cesdIuss of
ogress during tie last week, says:-TTs
'prgnt To mention, in the proper pIsdc, that
AZ Representatives, Mr.. Parker, pre<eiHstda Pc
i D from cit,z us nf CIlaTlcsiowu. alsGiRne from
rufin Miller and oihcrsof Msrtin<btKK in la
r n the tednctin" vi pnstag. or letleIIB, .mhpf
owing the tramsmissinnni ncwspapeFsR trough
nails, within tile district where Thu pIpcrs
; printed, free ri p stage. Such a hhlliica-
N q the Post Office laws, would ndk only be
pntsr with the people throughout t~hettbnnrry.
I 4 would be right in itself, and we ssl,buli be
10 see il effected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
NOTEEE.

E FOREWhRX any person from 'rad;ag for q
Z note of SIS. given by me 10 Wm. ii't!eton,
for a horse. The note was given abU', the 3C'h
November last, and due nine months after dale
the horse was insured TO he sound. am deter
mined not to psy the note off unless competed by
law. tt, BILL.
F.h. :. 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
TCgn eOR Sale.

z wITJ NJ, Ar prigate sale. asmaii FsEEs q
re9 3crcs OF Land, in jeff Esan sn'In.
tx, two nt,ir< N9ruh OF MiSase~ay- The IAna
IS of a Csad QUALIFYING improvements 49, ~
s,oI for wood baiiGinEs Iltsis Y eise 49,
0rchsrd of grated frost; tstIFs % sAe 's""
:: IN. 80 ISnai s. n5ts sid privately beto-s
The IN Of 3E.srS atFs IssiittheB sell 81 rnhs.a
sale, On the premises. The Terms WIZ ee tna""
kuuwn IN ti:c dar rt
PEGS, Is&sErsaa iZa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-02-12
NoTECE.

q HEREBY nrcwarn all persons from trading,
4, buying, or in any way bargaining for a note
given BY ~" 10 Thomas Cockrell, given 10 him
the lo,h Of Jan,,2ry 1880, which note ! will mt
pay, as il is moi just WM. =: WEBSTER
Erh 8 lSiO-SiN.
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NOTICE.

TvHE subscriber being anxious 10 e!osa bis
Il business as snnn as possible, would respect
fully ask MI who know themselves Indebted to
Ips,a, To call and make payment; dis notice is in
tended for eI, wuhout respect TO persons Tic has
taken the etire in the Eastern corner, over the
Market. House, where he can always TIC tonud.
F.b. +. 1850. ]. J. MILLER.
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Winchcster FenaaIe Academy.

yESHE sp ing session of this Institution will
IL open on The 18th Of February, and close
with The summer vacation. The best facilities
are afforded in this school for a thorough English
and Classical Education.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MosT1fs:
For Board and Lodging per session, 500 90
F" Greek and Latin Languages, I6 so
/" Mnsic per quarteF,s 10 90
a new piano of superior quality has been pur-
chased for the use OF the. school. a charge of
ST. per month for practising. Various Ornamen.
,al Branches will he taught, for which the cnsto-
mary charges will be made. Refer to Catalogue
JOSEPH BAKER, Principal.
Feb. 10. l85O-4t..
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AUCTION SALES.
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Dofncsfics.
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B3 pers>ierry, Feb. II. 800.
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BrDcr II TIE po1>T OF RdeK:
frcm the lei@burg Was'.ingtoniaaa, chat I't. Nc
Murtrce, Ill enrerptisinIr owner the P"t"m"c
Iron W"rlA intends soon to copltnnncc the con-
strucri"n ID Bridge over the l'ftsmac, Al the
Point nf RgEkS. &