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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
AUGUSTA County. Va.

Ihad a Horee with gals ON each shoulder. of
of the size of my two hands. He was entirely
cured by Little's White Oil for Horses, though
used him every day while the cure was in pro-
gress- have been a wagner for forty years,
and, have never before met with a remedy SO COM
plete and e~fectual in cases OF the kind.
SMITH BATEMAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
WALL AND CURTAIN PAPER.
HOWELL g. BROTHERS.

Largest Manufacturer and Importers in The u. s..
No. o Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
INVITE the attention of Country Merchants
u and others, to their large assortment of WALL
and CURTAIN PAPER, FRI BOARD PRINTS, BoR-
pERs, &c, for sale, very low, wholesale and re-
tail. baltimore, March 10, 1s5C-lm.
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A. ., O'BANNoN,

Ag AAE3p
Chnrlestowp, jefferson iCounty, Virginia,
DRACTICES In the Superior and County
il Courts Of JEsfERsoN, BERKEEEY and FREr-
ER1cK Counties, and in the Superior Courts Of
MORGAH and CLknKE Coulties.
October 40. lR1n.
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Saddle and Harness Making.

Saddle and Harness Makfng.
u HAVE also received a lot of good leather,
HICKS to conduct the above business for me. /
am now prepared to have made TO order
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
Of every description. The very hest materials
will be used, andino work turned out but what is
warranted TO be good. The public is requested
to call and examine the swork ] have on hand.
Charlestown. Jan. 90, 1850.
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"HE subscriber takes
this method of return
ing his particular thanks to
alfpnFchasers ofhis Patent
Platform Scales, and for
the better convenience OF
those in want of Platform
or any other Scales Invites
all to call and examine his
very large assortment o!
everyikind Of weighing ap-
paTatus, that is now in use,
aud much cheaperthan for
merly. The T
SCALES, invented by the
undersigned, have great
improvements over those
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HUNTER g. BOWLING.
Harpers-Ferry. Oct. l6, 1919.
COoKENG, PARLoR AND OTEIEE
STOVES

COOK ING, PAIELOK AND RAE
STOVES
TIME subscriber has just received, and now
IL offers for sale on the very lowest terms, the
superior Etna Albright Cooking
stove, from the Foundry Of North, Harrison
81 Co, Philadelphia. This is one of the very
best stoves ever introduced into this market, and
those in want are requested to call and examine,
before purchasing other patterns. Il is go con-
structed, as TO do double the amount of cooking
that the ordinary cooking stove will do, with the
same amount of fuel. Also received from the
same Foundry, the justly celebrated "IRON
WITCH Air Iight Cooking Store, suited for
burning Wood or Coal. This Stove is highly
recommended, and the testimonials OF numerous
persons in Charlestown and neighborhood speak
OF it in the most iuttering terms.
The season being somewhat advanced, these
Stoves will be offered at the rery lo'cest prices,
and persons in want can get a bargain by apply
ing early.
poses Of cooking, reference can be made, among
others, to the Rev. Mr.. Bipscomb," Robert L.
Brown and Samuel Ridenour, of Charlestown.
A general variety of Parlor, Wood and Coal
STOVES, received and for sale onthe most &C.
commodating terms. Persons in want of any
thing in the stove way are requested to give me
a call, as can sell a better article eorless money,
than any other establishment in the County.
Feb. 70. 1850. r. w. RAWLINS.
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NEW FIRM.

TIME subscribers having associated them
Il selves, for the purpose-of conducting the
Mercantile bushes. under the name and 6fm of
TATE & HoOFF, and having purchased the
Stock of Goods of III Miller. invite the patron
age heretofore extendedto their predecessor, and
the public generally.
Their stock and assortment will at all times
be found to compare fasorably with any in the
place, and, on terms and at prices which will
not fail to please. They invite a call from al.
e. s. TATE, s
JOHN l.. HOOEF.
Charlestown, Jan. 29, 1850.
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MONEY SAVED BIZ THE FAR
GER AID MERCHANT.

THE subscribers would most respectfully
Il mention to the business portion of the COM
munity, thatthey have erected alarge, convenient
and safe Warehouse on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, al
Harpers.Ferry, Va at which place they will al
ways be ready and wiIlingt to eive.M erchandise,
Grain, Flour, &c for re.shfpmcnt either to the
District Of Columbia or Baltimore, or any points
West of this place. They would state that they
make their charges TO correspond with the times.
They have Boats, constantly running from THE
point to the District of Columbia and keep con-
stantly on hand, during the season,
Salt, Fish, Plaster, Lumber, &C.,
which they will cell at the lowest market prices,
N HUNTER g. BOWLING.
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PANTS, AND X4

COATS, PANTS, AND 1855
Of all sizes and every quality. aud a p[lcs aoeIsist
every class OF persons and every n saasopatbing
for m he has q tiftfie money be can nssG y de,e4s
to suit in one thing or another; lot y ,Ss Eastern
mined not to be excited this SIDE o. lns ssrcesb
cities when he gets a look at the mGn nsfssi II -.
IS an object greatly sought aIler. anse slath;ng.
anfres cash % purchase, Ready,mlde ,h Iio.1 wbgo
therefore, he must sell for cash, or 70 nose VI T.
will nav when called on, mas nuch as MS ussA =
are limited. snsfl old and
Young, to come and see for themselves, anu nv ~
lake his word for it-for while ne "9ul1 y W.
lieyed on almost every other subject ne aoes nos
want his word taken in this matter without an
He has Dress Goats, Flock Goats, Over. Coats.
Sack OVER Goats, Sack Goats, Cloaks a large
lot Of fall and winter Vests, such as Satin, Silk
Veleptia, Cloth, &c; Pants otail qualities, cqlors,
and sizes with many other articles not neeessa-
nv to enumerate.
He will continue To pay particular attention to
the TAI0RING BUSlNEoo,i n+ali tie ~arioas
bFanches. All kinds of work done in his line at
Inc shortest notice and in the best style.
JAMES CLOTHIER.
N. b. Country Produce taken in exchange for
work at the market price.
October I6, 1919.
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ETNHE subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has takenthe
Store No. 3s,sLigh street. Baltimore, where he
intends keeping on hand a general assortmentof
ofallkinds, Wholesale and retail, viz:
Church, PaFior, Halls, Chamber, Cooking
Stoves and Cooking Ranges. Also Hot.Air
Furnaces, both permanent and portable, for
heating public and private buildings Parlor
gGratessofaN patterns, and finished In the best
manner, for Anthracite or Bituninons coal
Likewise
Agricultural 1KettIes,
of all sizes, Persons in want Of anyoffhe above
named articles can at alItInesb be supplied, BY
III. A.DUKE.
Dec ls4a
TfravaIs. lew Handsome GfaFafs TesI
sADwhich wtilsbe sold chsap.
Eeb: 9 WOODS 20
DrIine TobRcco and Cigars, re-
HSceiyed and for saieby
Feb. II. EBY & son.
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FANIIIN -GRpCERIEs.

West End aEatnst tile Wo2Id!
THE aubscribes invites: the attentiop Of the
II public to his stock If superior Groceries
consisting in partEof-
Cofees. Sugars, TSSas
New Orle4rs and S,lgathouse Ntglesses
Candles, Soap, Stafshs&q.
Flour, Cott Meal, ~Ruckwieat Flour
Bacon, FISH; Lard, &c.t
Glass, Chluusa, and Steneware, BE-
Old RyeESAasiskey, common WhBkey !;
Toeetber Enthusiastically artfkle usually KEEP,
in a grocery stoteF5eall of EhichiEe isdesetmined
TO sell as cheap agithey can be had in the county
Ian B. s!E GEO. L. STEWART.
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POTATO RAISING.

"A correspondent of the Dollar Newspaper
gives his experience in oota,o raising. as follows:
N win merely ,ell ,ou'm nlan Of rai.ing no,a
toes ior. me last shtee Yeas, during @hich PERIOD
= Iaa gooG s ~ J. lo., ana s -
ssSss u " cary Po.asoes P'ous"
sns ~ ~, W. w ear 2
.Sa.s it H. ~. ~ mer1.ea. snrsr ~ ssnt dms Lam
ny afsg - can mill sssS SsSin Ia blossomm
Ashort time after, the potatoes are fit for ase
and no rot among them. For late potatoes,
plough and plant about the time ] plant corn,
say The fifteenth Of May, without the manure Or
sonSsa LII a.esn ind r esn ssiset ~ .o;5g IA
sSsssstis seed is better than old and intirm3 Tor
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oREm & HOPKINS,
MrRm@EAMp PAgR@RGa

mgmGRA1g PAgg@@Ss
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TIOtIhs, Cassimcres, Vestings, and
" Tailors Trimmings. No. $50 Baltimore
Street. ~ w. corner If Charles, Baltimore
Alarge assortmento of Ready-made CLOTH
ing of superior quality. One Price Only.
Cloth rooms up stairs-Entrance South end.
of the Store on Charles street.
October, 9, l849-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16

Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. AT
JOHN HEARTS Drug Store, AIbemarIe
County, Va Also AZ the Drug Store ofDr. L. S.
Nix &DUIFIELp Dufield's Depot.
d. S. FoREEys Shepherdstown
R.&A F-SEEyERs. Summit Point.
Jso.FSR. GRAsTHAM, MiddIeway.
THos L~IckLpER, Leetown.
Price, az cents q Bottle.
None g%enginesbut those signed by THEO.
tons for use accompany each bottle.
May %, ls49-fy
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.pygYNAR YY4NgG.Q9a.

nR. G. II. FEERGE, has determined TO
IL locate himself permapeGtly ip CharestowE.
Families will be wkited on al their residences Ell
Their in town OF cosDtiy ifthey desire it. Ilee,h in.
serted on Gold Plste or Piypt in The best and most
substantial mannersand every description OF work
done at the very le&est rat2s.
References.
nA1rIMonr. $DE. I" {; cordclls.
Rev. II. Y. Johns, DID, DDS. G. r: Mason
:" DR.. G. c. II. R:jserts, lDe. L. S. Eichci6srecr,
DIR. John BuckLcr, WI. n. Craighill, Esq.
DIR. J. F: Perkins, Z S1fIrDLEwAH.
DR.. James ArmitngS.; SRtvI r.. i. Browpj
cnARLEsrowH3ss. Spr. :. A Bates.
DR.. J. J H. Straith,
!, TOfice at SappIng.on'as Hotel.
February s., 1859. \ 81
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THTcrs opOr

LET EvzEEs01K RAG rms cGE1SSNA
sap1FilE for R4e n ne diderEf to-S-[E%
ssnPB SlrE1plrfil8- l. 8 uilTSS1
ulNE and Al !nat ThiSTeE1seo4HS6
S9tSG9 ou1efy9 NorsEfon raiinoa5LeaS-S.
he assumes The tide Of DoesoF Gr a o~---
fog what = d ~ He says 3he kss
eehOOla, and pr4ertee4 for Ehan Y=z1T S
ugver ptaedeed msdicine q day n - T.t E
Cd milTepEesnta3O1 looks b1d 70 u eA1rS
the man EUiah most aineerefy. - haT--G
melts q hinHef Or % ne. VIA giI 49,.
and Huthfuft IN al tletr de1liaEs and fns---E
low ment Ha applied % CO Rnel C1p5G1
tHeEurtEg hi mtItlTe, EzGing de t1uR
- a fldncel1enE to embark N d. ~
BEEN insnling and fbsliilg ms IN al p9-lTE
tnpne8 The pubie Wi9h the belief do 49,
paE9la waB not tie Rel4sae. 0riFsaS S-,
he Oh O2et1FS OTietE4 ReaPe- FhESS
] have eeid TIE ~ o. my uaRa for ueet -
S5B II be VIII Pfoduce Oua single solitary s.
statsmsnrs Of Thoupaoa. Skilluan L 6
ts11s q ElsshopA[ Simply mzde - d5niS-s
keep the ruth down IN 1eERh % has ssrTf1-
p0Ea6. This j. 70 esutiSa de pubsie % 80
Dr. JACOB ToWFEnd,s SArs8psdTa. E1tSs=eS
t1rs iksne8.hts5awly caa gf4raa, azSS
PTxscsPal 0ek, IGs E~assa=ssez, Nay
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TbeSesi Is man dnsn east who kent suchf roo
sheep that it took six afih poor ethJdrs
ashad6w Finaily3Eeyg not sps@eag theyhaa'n
strength tosataw tasinlas tbFeat
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Harpers,Ferry, Feb. s, 1850.
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81 am and deem nothing which re
foreigntomy feelinEs'
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"yTis coming. though coming on variable wing,
Sin ! know Il is coming-the beautiful Spring.
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baltimore, April 8, ls49.
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94 Tobacco.
n BOXES superior Chewing Tobacco;
IL common g . forsala h,
Feb IL. q. SIGAFooSE.
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STOVES. STOVES,

shepherdstown, Oct. 8. Is4s-tf.
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aB~aIffnlnre Grape

TO a PUBLIC.
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mechanfe Arfs.
New and fashionable Clothing Store.
me whole:

Look out for Bargains
THE subscriber has just reSeiyea ,ann I. s
Clothing Esta6Iishrlentil y
large and splendid a-ssortmentot
Heanp.f1ape GlgfD1l9'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-19
Notice of RUNAWAY slave.

DY virtue of warrant issued BY Thos. J.
- Edwards Justice of the Peace, |, Ro-
bert Dysart Sheriff Of the county Of Saline in
the State of Missouri, did on the I'd day Of
December, 1850, commit to Jail in the Town
Of Marshall in the County and State, afore-
SAID, as Runaway Slave Negro Boy about
II or IS years of age; he says his name il
Kankawa or Kanove; his complexion is toll
erably black, about $ feet % inches high,
weighs about 40 lbs. he had on when CON,
mitted short Tweed Sack Coat, q pair of
Blue Cotton pants, white Rough and Ready
hat, Socks and Boots; he is quite likely and
sprightly boy, he states that he belongs to q
Mr.. William Monroe of Shelbyvile, Ky. a
lawyer, that he left Ky. about the middle Of
August, 1850, that when apprehended he was
trying to get home, that he was ca bin boy
on the steamboat Gen. Worth, which runs up
Green river in Kentucky.
| The owner of said slave is required To
make application TO me. the undersigned, on
or before the 10Th day of March, A. d. 1851,
and pay all charges incurred on account of
said slave or otherwise. | will sell said slave
at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, on the LIST Monday in April, A. D. 1851,
before the Courthouse door in the town Of
Marshall Saline county, Missouri, between
the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ and P. M. Of
said day in pursuance of law.
| Given under my hand this 4th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1850.
ROBERT DYSART, ..
Sheriff, Saline Co. Mo.
| Dcc 10 I950-9m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-19
TO THE PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD

We are gratifed 10 learn that the
County Court of this county has sub
scribcd 100000 to the Pacific Rail.
road, as authorized by popular vote in
August last. Thus the work goes
bravely on. Let the city now do its
duty, as we doubt no, it will, by sub
scribing the half million, which il is au.
lhorized to take; and the early com.
mencemenl and rapid completion of
this noble enterprise will be placed be
yond doubt. These subscriptions, TO.
gelher with those ofprivale individuals,
will make an aggregate Of about ST..
100000, we believe, which ST. Louis
county will contribute to the work.
With such a beginning we may now
confidently appeal to the other coun.
ties on the line and to the State, for
their aid in the completion of this mag.
nificent work. With proper energy,
the members from this county 10 the
Legislature in 1852 may expect TO 60
to Jefferson City in about six hours on
the Railroad, and whenever debate Of
unusual interest, is about to occur, large
parties from 81. Louis will visit Jeffer.
son, on pleasure excursion, and return
the next day. Quite a contrast this,
with the present deIectab!e mode of
getting there, in The "fasl line" of extra
OK teams, through mud some thing less
than three feet ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
" This begins to look like doing
somelhing--like setting the ball in mo-
ton A better day is dawning for
Missouri. A spirit of Internal Improve.
ment is abroad that will result in some
good.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-12-19
PLANK ROAD MEETING.

Pursuant to notice, meeting Of the citi.
zens Of Randolph and Howard counties as.
sembled in the Methodist Church at Gas'
gov, on the 18Th inst.
Co motion OF F. A. Savage, Capt. w. D.
|SWlNNEY, was chosen President, and B.
H. TwoMBLY and c. Fl. GREEN, appointed
Secretaries.
F. A. Savage briefly explained the object
Of the meeting, end moved the appointment
Of committee 10 report resolutions for the
consideration OF the meeting. The President
appointed the following persons said commit.
tee, viz:
Hon. w. A. Hall, Dr.. w. B. Watts, and
Capt. Hancock Jackson, OF Randolph coun
ty; Jno. d. Perry, F. A. Savage, and H, W..
Smith, Of Glasgow; Hon. G. F. Jackson,
A. w. Morrison, and Gen, ]. B. Clark, Of
Fayette; Gen. R. Wilson, P w. HALEY
and L. S. Eddins, Of Roanoke.
During the absence OF the Committee, the
meeting was addressed by Capt. J. F. Finks,
OF Virginia, DR.. Maughs, Of Fayette, and
Capt. J, 7. Cleveland. giving some interest.
ing statistics relative to the construction OF
Plank Roads and their utility.
The committee reported through Hon. w,
A. Hall, the following preamble and resolu'
tons, which after addresses from Judge Hall.
c. F, Jackson, Gen. J. B. Clark, Cen R.
Wilson, DR.. Maughs, F. A. Savage. John
P. Sebree, and A. ]. He!ndon, heartily APP
proving the project, were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is proposed TO establish Q
Plank Road from Glasgow to Fayette
and from Glasgow to Huntsville,
Resolved, That we cordially approve the
project and consider it entirely practical.
Resolved That the following gentlemen
be appointed and respectfully requested to
act as committee for the purpose of prepar
ing charter or charters, as may be deemet
advisable, TO be presented 10 the next Legis
laiure, and Tor the purpose OF rendering sucl
aid as may be proper and necessary, to secur
immediate and efficient action on the subiec.
viz: w. d Swinney, J. D. Perry. w. F
Birch, A. Leonard. R. Wilson. w. B
Watts, P. w. HALEY. VIM. Fort, Johr
McCampbell, A. Bea,ie and J, T. Cleve
land.
RESOLVED, That said committee in prepar
ing the charter for The Road from Glasgow t.
Huntsville, be desired 10 take into considers
lion the propriely Of inserting provision au
lhorizing the extension OF said road from
Huntsville to Bloomington within limile
period. should the company decide TO do So
On motion, the city papers were requisite
publish the foregoing proceedings.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. D. SWINNEY, Ptes't.
G. G. H. H. G aTo4'''' Secretaries.
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which was attended with one of the
wldes, riots since the days Of the re.
form bill--the magistrates and police
were compelled to flee before the mob.
FRANCE.
The latest advces from Paris. an.
nounce The return of Monsieur DEEPER.
riguy from Berlin, and he is reported 10
have expressed his conviction, that the
King of Prussia will have great Difficult.
ty in restoring the warlike disposition
Of his people, and that he cannot, and
ought not TO make any further conces.
sion.
ROME.
The latest advices from Rome state
that the Propaganda affect TO treat light
y the tommo,ion in England on the
late Papal aggression, and profess to re.
gard it as mere question Of etiquette
GERMANY,
The latest news from Germany is, in
no respect, less specific, nor is the state
of affairs less critical and complicated
than for the two weeks previous to the
sailing of the America. The Russian
Chamber was opened on the 2lst, by a
speech from the King, which was ia.
vorable TO the war party. He says:--
1--WE seek no war, but we demand an
arrangement of the general Fa,herland
suitable to our present position in En-
rope and Germany, and correspondent.
with The amount of right which Goo
has placed in our hands. We have ;
good old right; we will defend it, ant
remain under arms until we have secur
ed tina, recognized. We owe this 4
Russia--we owe this TO Germany.
The disturbances between the Prus
SLAMS and Bavarians al Frankfort, wer
renewed on the 25lh. and in several o
the streets, the soldiers of the two coun
tries had very sangulnary Conflicts
The Intervention of strong patrol
would alone preserve peace in the city
The Austrian or Federal army, i
Hesse, is suffering for want of provis
ions, and their commander has informe
the Prussan General that he will b
compelled to advance. General Gro,
son replied that the Prussian troops IN
der his command would not fall bac
under any circumstances whatever.
The Cabinet of Pe,ersburgh is sal
to have formally made known that tn
war of Prussia against Austria, wouI
at the same time be war against Ru.
STA.
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