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Letters bv this steamer MUST PREPAID cents the SIN
gle rate md no letters can be rcceped eTcJof The British
Hest Indie Islands and Beymndl
IA 81 WM. V. BRADY, P. NJ.
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4 S WIT NURSE by healthy respecta-
fAbe young Woman; good references given Gail at
sS Forsyihst no 81
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re- Mercantile Library Association Lectures
Tbe Annual course of Lectures before this Institution
will commence et Clinton Hall Tuesday evening at u
gclock and will consist of ten Lectures.
Nov. 81 Lecture By E. P. WHtPPLE, Esq. Boston,
Subject: Character
Nov. l2-l Lecture & Very Rev. JAMES RYDER, ID.
Georgetown, D. c.
eTbe Crisis and The Struggle"
Nov. @-l Lecture. j. S DWIGHT, Esq, Boston. The
Oper. especially Mozart's Don Giovanni"
Dec. 81 Lecture Rev JOHN LORD Medford, Mass
eGusayus Adolphus"
Dec. lO-l Lecture Rev. joins LoRD, Medford Mass.
Dec III Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHoFF. "Sketch Of
the Life OF r. B Sheridan, with readings from his Come
deg Readings fromthe principal scenes in the Rivals
Dec 24-l Lecture. GEORGE VANDENHoFF. The same
continued Readings of the principal scenes in "The
SCHOOL, Scandal
Dec 81 Lecture, GEORGE ,VANDENHoFF. The same
continued Readings from the principal in Critics
Or Tragedy Rehearsed." His Decline, Death-Brief re-
sumo of of Sheridan's merits as comic dramatis
Jan IL Lecture Rev f. II. CHAPLIN, NewYork Sub
hct. The Man of the World"
Tickets of admission to the Course lady and gentleman,
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"A S WAITER in private family by
LAyery respectable young Man. las the bestof ely ref
from his last place to character and capacity
addressed to j. r Tribune Office, this day will be at
tended to without delay. n6 II
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~ College Of Physicians md SURGEONS
cSneBY ST-Dr MOTT, Emeulus Professor Of Opera
y surgery will deliver his Introductory Lecture III the
Hal OF the College Thursday evenings November TN,
Subject "reminiscences of Medical Tenchers and Medi-
t,lTagching In New York.
III Profession and the Public are respectfully invited 10
,nd u6 2t
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DRY GOODS.
.RY GOODS at WHOLESALE, FOR

EICASH-McHARG L RICHARDSON. s. Liberty.sL
invite the attention of cash buyers their stock Of GOODS
consisting of Cloths, Cassiineres. Vesings, Trimmings
Prints White Goods Bleached Shirtings Linens Fanues
Ticks in fact every article needed in retail stock which
they will sell in lots suit purchasers 81 low prices for
cash. ST 2meodF
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pLEACHED GOODS.-l,200 cases,
-ADcomprisng every width and quality. FOR sale by
o5 NESMITH Il co. 80 and 81 Pinest
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r7Js General Society of Mechanics 81 Trades
men of the City of New YOrk.-Ihe regular meet
nS OF he Society win be held at MECHANICS HALL,
No 472 troaday this "wednesday evening at one hour
cher sunset ms III THOMAS EARL Secretary.
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NEW MANUAL OF the FINE ARTS.
General View OF the Fire Critical and Historical with
an introduction by D. Huntington, MA AN. Vol lAno.
Cloth, 81 %.
This work comprehensive Manual OF The Fine Arts
embodying vast amount OF Interesting information
oherwie accessible 10 the general reader It's abbre
waited history of art exhibited IN the lives OF s most
eminent professors In ali ayes and in every department
IT, On Thursday,-The Illustrated Sketch,Rook.
edition. with designs By Dnrley. SQUARE sYo Nloih.
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bellows OPERA HOUSE-HaII

H. of Lyrics, a. Broadway, next door to the olympic
OPENING WEEk.-This new and splendid Hail will he
opened on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON md EVEN.
ING, Nov. s. aud continue open EVERY NIGHT during
The week FELLOWS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
comprising company Of "A talented and efficient per-
formers, under the direction OF ] B. FELLOWS Con
GER 10 consist OF Songs Duets Gees Ouareltes Cho.
russes, Restraints, &c &c. Buresques on Italian Opera
Dutch Drill. Instrumental Solos and Ethiopian Dances
Admission . cents Doors open 81 concert al O'Clock
Afternoon concert on Wednesday and Saturday commenc-
ing al o'clock. n6
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a S PLAIN CooK, by young Woman,
IN and do General Houseyork and Washing and Iron
ing has no objections to 20 short distance in the country
best Of city reference can be given Can be for two
days at 95l Mubeuyst on the seconds floor MS IL
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RLANKETS.-Elegant GA to l3-4,
II D both Whitney ribbon bound, and other BLANKETS,
for Families Hotels, Steamboats, and the City Trade, at the
lowest wholesale cash prices. +. BARTLETT,
NJ Tvs Is JohusL
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;N7r;,W-YORK TRIBUNE.

49,. ,,vrv.YoaK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED Bis
ZEE sTrR7 N9AIs E< seaer sD a.
At T1E ..,.rprErs. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
sAu -sdE eitr Subscribers FOR ~ l-1 Gents per
and essfed g hey prefer they can pay in advance e. t5e
,esk FOR FIX MENUS Mail Subscribers Five Dollars per
topiee Two oe.,' Subscriptions taken oE six months.
IL On Ton coen p9 ss~ip 9 6sy
surcd al Jis oce whose terms are higher tran
Papers rgssE TOE ~ srs moi allowed any difference
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DROWN SHEETINGS.-l5O bales Sa-
H9sbury Eagle. Mohawk Valley. and other styles 70
sale low BY myll C. B. LIE BARON % Pine-st
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a S WET NURSE, by an intelligent, neat
IAyoung Woman, whose Child is one month old; would
be wiling 90 into respectable family or would take The
child to her house. Address or call at ia Nassal-s
Good reference given. n6 IL
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Six DAYS Longer.
VHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY {

YENHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMI Of
a FINE ARTS-NEW PAINTINGS recently arrived
from Europe, among which is Germania by Kochler
work of art of the highest class The exhibition Of Paint
ngs By artists of the above school has received many add
lions and remains open the two the Hall OF
the Church of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring
and Princess from 10 O'Clock AM till 10 O'Clock PM.
Admission % cents Season Tickets so; Catalogues 2f
cents. jet9u
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,Tgw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUFR,

- IVefncs1dy SJfd Sctt-y7Iv mornlng,-
puthsf q ~ Two copies for s. Ten for $21,
PFo2s = . e. cents line each rnscrtioa
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DROWN 500 bales !,
gD4i 81 6-i and 1874 comprising all the various quail
ties for sale by lo5l NESMTTH co. 50 and 50 Pine-s
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v On Friday-Nlusc ms it Was and as ii IS by n. E.
Cornwall, NJ. 4. One vol t}po. &c.
This Gule volume or Music IS designed for masters,
and learuersits adapted open the conmpre
heHson of all readers TO OF The leading principles OF
OF good taste in modern music p6 st
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
enr,MsH1P PHILADELPHIA rUT
81 IN TO NORFOLK,
un,1 n n1,llion Of GoId Rnst.

I1H1I II J VI
w. are indebted to the Norfolk Herald for a
.no lated Tuesday, May %, containing the fol-
lowing ~,
rEoj in Philadelphia, Capt. PearHpn, from Cha
stu'",i, KINGSTON. Jamaica, boundIo New York,
greS, I" ogr I6arbur on Monday might for a sup
ran IF, zoo. which she obtained the 0ext morning,
ply o. .soFa gain early. The Philadelphia brings
an" ChsaTes ooId dust to the AMOUNT of half a
rom fgi,o Of dollars, and United States mails.
H', ~ ore indebted to the poliGeness Of Mr.. f.
:, witcbelI. clerk of the Philadelphia, for the
i !; y Morning Journal, of the 2lst instant,
N Sf the only item Of interest we fYnd in it is the
following ..ol ,L;.
;.r yesterday morning, announcing that Her Ma.
w. schooner Bermuda, undertip command Of
t io31, Jolly, had captured a slavat on the north
';J. of the island. Atabout half p est five O'Clock
,%o Bermuda with her prize anchored at Port
RSvql harbor. The vessel is a brazilian Brig.
and wien captured had on board; two hundred
Africans. They were landed at echo Rios, st.
AIMS" -
we're leaving Kingston in large Numbers for the
Continent to seek their fortunes. The Journal
says the total number already a tCtagres, on their
way, and getting ready to go, may pc safely es'i-
mated at 500.
By this arrival the Baltimore SHn has also, re-
ceived Kingston papers Of the same date as the
above, from which we learn that the Philadelphia
had only IT returning California passengers on
hoard, a portion of those brought down TO Pana-
ma by The steamer Tennessee.
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rTARtETAEGs.

Iniwiniamsport, MD, on thf ed nIt'. by the Rev.
II. E&shop, Mr.. UEIAHB. KEfA RSEY 81 this county,
to Ms. NJ. c. HUNSiCKER! daughter q Mr. ALEEET
HuSrrcKHousE, Of shcPherddtp"&1.
In cumberland, Md, on the 2ef ihst., Mf FRANKLIN
daughter Of Capt. McGTIRE: ah#:H!e forncs place
onl,hc Bridge at Harpcrs.Fi,: on Tuesday last, BY
the f:ev. VIM. Fl. " ilson, Mr.tt2MES " : THOMAS
to M4ss MARIA JoNEs-botA!fLcudOG
ofThursday. the 93d ult, " q: Rev. J; c9e;nan,
Nj. AME S. SAMUELS Frz Miss HENRIETTA
BRI9ENSTONE-all of tsanty.
On; the 29th ui.. by the Res: 81. NJ. Schmucker, Mr..
EVERHART RYSEAL TO Eti%S SUSaN SCHAEF-
FEEt-both of Mariinsburg. =
Or the 23d uIt by Rev, ISu: Light Mr.: DAVID
LINJON, formerly Of MarylAkdSto MisS ELIZA jim
KINf, of Berkeley county.
OIthc Both ult.. by the RcvSNSm. Lof&4 Mr.. CIIA$.
to Miss C.ATHARINE ~ all ofBeTkc-
ley ctuaty.
On Wednesday last, by tn. Tcr. Mr.! FurloHg, Mr..
GEGRGE b. L 10 Nk-T SARAH Z. REAR
NEH- all of Berkeley county.f
On the 9th ult., by Rev. NJ! Bntcs, o. iie Methodist
Protestant Church, JAMES WARD / Miss ANNA
w. FEsSEY ,all Of Baltimore.
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TETIIE undersigned, Executor of the late Isaac
Il Strider, will offer al public sale. on Safur-
day, goth JRIy, on the premises, that very
valuable FARM, known as Green HILL" II Is
situated in the most fertile part Of the County OF
JrfsrsSn, Z miles from EaTPers-Ferry, { from
Chariestown, (the County-seat,9 and miles nom
the B.. & O.. RaiIr ad, containing $50 ACRES,
so OF which are clothed with heavy Timber. The
improvements consist of an ordinary
ING and other Out Houses. Also, a well Of good
water, believed to be durable.
The position of this Farm, in 4 County very
remarkable for its hcaIIbfulness snd beauty, its
productiycness. tie easy access 10 market which
It commands by the Railroad to Baltimore, and
the Chesapeake s. Ohio Canal TO the ID. Z; to-
gethcr with its proximity to Schools and Church
es, make this one of the most desirable farms tf
its size in the State.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third of the purchase
money in hand, the remainder in three equal, an
nnsl payments, with interest from day OF sale
The purchaser executing a Deed Of Trust on the
Land TO secure the deferred payments.
The Farm is nov under a lease which wLleX-
pirc ON the Ist day of April. 1851, when posses
sion will be given. The purchaser, however;
will be entitled TO the rents.
For any further Information in relation to the
property, application in person, or by letter, post
paid, may be made To tile undersigned at Lee
Town, Jefferson county, Va.
MEREDITH HELM, Err
Nav 81, 1856 of Isaac STRIDER, decd.
[Hagersto,On Torch light and Lancaster INTEL
IiT, UrrP 1Le1SP conn.
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@ be al a | K s,
BALTIMORE aGARKET.
From tho Baltimore :mn of Saturday.

FLOUR ANn MEAL-Thc market, since our lattrcyicw
has been somewhat lively, will; "n Improvement. Some
5000 bbls. Howard Street ttcar, were sold during t'c
week at > 2ja5 37t.
20, and white at 81 IS.
Corn has been in short spilly through the Wcckr-
white Sass, aud yellow 5Sa5H cts.
CEXrRE NARaEr.-This ih1rketon Saturday present
cd an abundance Of every tlii~s good which LeIongs 10
the season, and Il; rcasonablelrl:cs. Straw berries wc7c
selling at I2l a 1871 cts. rtfF 4aart; green cuEanls and
tomatoes, from Iicrmnda, 3t a 80 cts. per dozen new
potatoes, from bermuda, so St%, per peck sPriaE chic:S-
ems 80 cts. per pair prime rrid butter 70 a 3l'cts. per
III The fish market n~rcsCpicI a great vaticty-Soft
crabs d cents prr dozen: lagT crabs L.! a Isl cHnts per
dozen: HOLSTERS l2J cents pcTnh.J halihut s cents per ID;
shccpshcad, rock, perch, tailor, &c, at yariott5 prices
according to size and numbt& Hbunch. Altogether inc
market was a capital one.
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DIEbt

Ga Monday morning, 9th Of May, IA 'lES H., infant
son 81 joins w. aud Massey IiAiGARH, Agcd : months.
Near NIiddlew ay, on "Wednesday, stH ult., JGUET-
CLIFTON, third daughter Of ]. IL. and Nj. q.
SMIF+H, aged 3 years and 9 moishs.
Death stole in ~softuess o'ea taat lovely face,
And touched each feature + ith a new horn gsacc;
in check and brow unearsh' beauty lay,
And told that LIES poor care had passed away
Not lost but gone b"4nre.
wccn not for her! there is ~: cause for voc;
;Bnt q IcT nerve the spirit that il walk
Unshrinking DER the thcrny paths below,
And from carth's low dcEhHncnts keep thee back
So, when a few fleet scvcrims years have iin~n'
She'll meet thee at Heaven gate, and lead thec on
Weep not for her.
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Mercer Potatoes.
EUST received another fresh lot of those fine
q Northern. Mercer Potatoes,which we offer for
sale. KEYES & KEARSLEY.
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SALE OF JEFFERSON LAND.

TJTIE undersigned, on behalf OF himself, and
Il as Agent far the heirs OF Thomas r. Ham-
mund, decd again Offers at private sale, that
very superior tract Of Jefferson land, known as
the :. Mount Hammond tract, lying on the west
side of the Shenandoah river, in Jefferson eOun-
~, Va. and containing l7IA ACRES, in a good
state of cultivation, 80 acres being river bottom,
so acres upland. and the remainder in Wood
land. This properly is situated within 4 miles
of the Winchester and Potomac Railrnad, and
also of CharlesiowD, the County scat of said
county. There are gOud Merchant Mills within
two or three miles; and the celebrated Shannon
dale Springs (being only one mile distanD fur.
uish a fine market for vegetables, poultry, Butter,
&c. The Improvements are very superior, being
a Stone Dwelling House. with a Brick Wing
Stone Kitchen, Stone Smoke House, Ice House.
Also, a Carriage House and Corn House, and
good out-IIOuse for servants. Also, a most ex-
ceIIent Barn, built Of brick in the very best man
ner. 20 feet long. and new sheds, and mOws in
the barn s%uficient TO bold from two to three thou
sand bushels of wheat in the straw, and The sheds
and other mows sufficient to hold the hay and
straw from the farm. There is also sfabliDg for
20 horses, and shelters for all the stock neeessa-
~ on the farm Also, a large Orchard Of choice
Summer and Winter Fruit.
Terms made known upon application to
JOHN J. HAMMOND, Agent
Muy II IQ5O-ff
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PAYILIQM MQNIL.

TIIIs we'll known Establishment is again
4 open for the reception and accommodation
OF visitors.
TIE Proprietor pledges himself, by u%nremitting
attention 10 the comfort aud convenience Of his
guests, to merit their patronage. His table will
abound with all the luxuries of the season, and
his Bar be supplied with every description Of the
finest Liquors.
An excellent Cotillion Band will be in attend
ance all the Season.
Several lines of Stages run daily from Sir
John's Depot on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. WIN HUNTER.
lane i, IS5O-4t.
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MatCIE
YgSHIS is a very superior Box for carrying
H- Matches-it is pot4fSIe, and perfectly sale
Call aud see. the article. Cigar smokers. Fol
sale by u. s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
June 4Is5o.
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FOR RENT.

WILL. rent until the LIST day of April, 1851,
M, ilG ss s,and fn c saad.s @ liT IatsIy 90
occupied by John Brook, Esq. The lssis
Building consists OF a two story ShOP, 49,
Dwelling House and Kitchen /; also a Smoke
House aud a very fine Garden Spot. A reasona
be rent will be required.
G. w. SAPPINGTON.
CharIestown, April %, 1850.
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NoTECE no

THIS is to give notice to one and all of my
Il customers, to rome forward and get all their
Flour, Meal, &c, on or before The first day Of
June merit, as l am going to repair my mill tho
roughly. ] will stop grinding some time be-
tween the first and middle of June. and expect to
start again the first of August, and it is neccssa-
~ that I should clear the mill of al -four, grain,
&c, before | commence. hope one and all will
attend for my own use
Brucetown. Nav :. $685..
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X II. PIERCE will leave Charlestown on
VI. or about the 18th of June, and will be alb
sent for a few months, for the purpose of visiting,
professionally, som of the adjoining Towns
Persons requiring his services will please call be-
fore that time.
% Due notice will be given of his return.
May 81, IS5O-Free Pres coPy-
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NOTICE.

a L. these indebted to the estate of either Mrs.
N Margaret BcaIl or Mrs. Anna NJ. Balcb, are
requested to make immediate payment. All
creditors are requested TO present their claims
arrangements to discharge them at as early a
GEORGE B. BEALL,
Nav 81, 1850. MANN r. PAGE.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
EOD u ~ VT


TNHE subscriber is authorized to rent. for one
Il or more years. to a careful and responsible
Tenant, that Valuable Property, known as the
HRoPEwELn MILLS,2'
recently owned by Isaac Stridcr, ST., decd, now
belonging 10 Mrs. Sarah Strider. The Miller's
House, with fifteen acres OF arabic land attached,
will be rented with the Mill.
This property is situated in one Of The finest
wheat. growing sections of Jefferson county, on a
never-talling stream, and its capacity in every
respect is such as to render it a most desirable
location to man of enterprise and industry.
1t is within four miles of the Kerneysville De-
pot, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having
a Turnpike more than half the distance, and lead
ing direct to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at
Shepherdstown.
To a responsible man, with good recommends
tons, a bargain will be given.
For terms apply personally or by letter, (post-
paid,1 to Col. Thomas Hite or Meredith Helm,
near Leetown, Mrs. Strider, who resides at the
Mill, or 10 the subscriber, near Kerneysville, JET
ferson county, Va. JAS. w.
Nav 81 IS5D
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NOTICE.

Br Divine permission the RGs. Mr.. BERRY will preach
in the Union Church, Smithfrl:, at II o'clock, on the
18th Sabbath, esd day of June @ad on the 5th day J%ly
sacrament of the Lords SIppcr. Preparatory services
saturday the 9TH of July, all O'Clock, A.. NJ.
Irrc1 iS5O
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

go SACKS Fine andG. "A. Salt, for sale By
~ June d.. I, G. SIGAF0OSE.
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IaHAMMOMDALE SPRINGS.
JsslersOn County, Va.

"ETS celebrated watering place having been
lrasPdo q term Of years by the under
signed. IS undergoing Thorough repairs IN
me Cabins. Labs. Bouling Saloon. BUats, .ct-,
and will be open for the reception OF company
on the 10th q June.
They are Situated on an cminence, on the cast
bank of The Shenandoah, five miles south OF
Charlestown, 10 ashealIhy and delightful region.
The reputation Of the water Is so we'll establish
cd. that IL Is deemed scarcely necessary 10 mon
ton its u~ualftics. II is sent for and taken ia New
York. Charleston, and other distant places. The
ANALYSIS of The Iaie DR. DeRutts, in 1921. classed
the 6rincipaf fountain, v it'll the saline ehaiybeIieS,
ascomhination Of the most valuable description,
in the whole range Of mineral waters, and close
" resembling those of the celebrated Bedford, IN
compnsitioD, operation, and efficacy. There Is
also a HIGHLY valuable Sulphur Spring IN the VI
cinily. Apart from the merits of the waters,
Shannondaie is remarkable for the Sublime and
beautiful natural scenery, which Is said TO sur
pass Bath aud Bristol in England and that ol
Saratoga and BaIIston in New York. They are
within EIGHT hours travel from Washington and
Baltimore@C Goa ches will be in daily attendance
at the RaiIroad Depot. At ChariestOwn. to convey
passengers 10 the Springs. The PTOPrietOrs
pledge themselves that their Table and Bar shall
compare fayorably with those OF any watering
place in Virginia. They have procured the best
Band OF Music, and most capable servants that
can be found without regard to price.
Terms SO for the first week. So TOT the Sc
cond, S30Per month";
NoCI5-Iskd
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

TROM the horse rack of Grantham & John
II son, in Middleway, on Thursday night last,
a GREY PONY, with a nick tail had a Shafter
Saddle and bride on it, nearly new. A liberal
reward will be given If returned to me, at Ope-
qnon Mills, near M~iddleway, Jefferson co, Va,
or for such information as will enable me TO re-
cover her. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Nav %. IS5O-3t.
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GUANO. GUANO.

TNFIE subscriber has just received a large sup
ply of the above article, to which he invites
the attention OF Farmers in this and the adjoining
counties. GEO. l.. STEWART.
MAY 81. 1850.
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Champagne.
THAMPAGNE WINE by the Basket or Bot
" tie, for sale by
May 90. H. L EBY & son:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

Reliable accounts have been received in a
roundabout way, stating that two vessels are
now, or have been, fitting out-ene at Boston and
the other at New York-to take the part of Sou.
Iou9ue in the struggle against the Dominicans.
If this expedition has not started; the government
will be apt to crush it with a force that will be
remembered by those who are engaged in SO law
less and unworthy an ENTERPRISE"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04

From FLoRIDA.-Dy the steamer Castor, the
Savannah Georgian has. received further intelli.
|gence from Florida. The Indians are yet indis.
posed 10 emigrate, and the army from the posts
ID The interior are congregating atIndian River
the purpose is not known, but iii IS believed to be
10 make a regular attempt to effect the capture
.0l Billy Bowlegs, Sam Jones, aud their tribes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-06-04
NOTICE.

A Ii persons having demands against the Es-
IA tate OF Isaac Strider, decd, will please pre-
sent them properly authenticated, at an early
day; and those indebted to the Estate are re-
specially reqnesiPd 10 make immediate payment.
MEREDITH HELM, Err
Nav 81 lS5O-3t. n(ISaAC STRrDER. decd.