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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. G.
U,HE CLASSICAL EXERCISES Of this Col
leee will be resumed on the 10th instant.
sept l4-3td JAMES kfDEf, rres
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PLAINS, BLANKETS, KERsEYS AND
FLANNELS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, Direct Importers of all
l. WOODEN GOODS, have just received per
Ships, "Gulnare,' Orion" and "Somerset
from Liverpool, their fall supply Of PLAINS,
KERSEYS, WHITE and CoLORED BLANK
ETS, WHITE, RED, BLUE and GREEN
FLANNEL BLANKETING, Guernsey Shirts,
Kilmarnock Caps, Scotch Bonnets, &C., &c, ex-
pressly suited to our Southern Planters trade, and
to an inspection Of which, they confidently in
vite all who visit the Charleston Market.
C. & E. L. KERRlSON g. CO.,
200 King st., northwest cor. King & Market SITS.
Charleston, Sept 3
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, Oct. 7, 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the LII
" brary Of Congress will be closed on Tuesday,
the 18th instant, and will not again be opened until
Tu-Sday, the l4th day OF November.
JOHN w. MEHAN, Librarian.
NV g. eod2W
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inducements for Clubbing &.

Any person who will send us four subscribers
for six months, mt regular rates, shall be en-
titled to one copy FOR the same length of time or
we will furnish
10 copies for mos, - - copies for ~ mos. Ss9
10 do II IL 70 do IL %
Southern and Western money taken at par for
subscriptions or Post Office Stamps taken at
their full value.
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GD00 REWARD.--On the night Of tn
pzOO 10Th of September, 1850, my brothe

$2UU io.h Of ssp.smbsr, 1850, my brother
Col. John Jones Of Pittsyayana county, Virginia,
was very badly wounded by DR.. John M. CioP,,
ton, of Henry county, Virginia. Col; Jones had
called to spend the night with Mr.. Bryant w.
Nowlin, who lives near Leatherwood Post Office,
Henry. About dark DR.. Clopton rode TO the gate
and requested an interview with Col. Jones, who
Immediately started out to see him, and when ne
had arrived within about ten steps of the gate,
Cfopton inquired if that was Col. Jones, and be-
ing informed it was, discharged gun at him hea-
Willy loaded with bullets and shot, which took ef,
feel in the left leg, breaking the thigh bone and
otherwise seriously injuring the limb. will pay
the above reward of two hundred dollars, for the
apprehension and delivery of said Clopton to the
proper authorities OF Henry county, 70 pc deai.
with, pursuant to law, where warrants have been
issued for his apprehension. DR.. Clopton is about
IS years old, about six feet high, has blue eyes,
very gray for his age; he is singular IN his man
ners and dress, ut times quite polite, converses
well and weighs about l60 or l70 pounds.
THOMAS S. JONES.
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DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS
IRISH L. I'm E N 3 .

il = III IL il II II N - .
rNHE subscribers are constantly receiving direct
from the manufacturers, MADE TO THEIR
ORDER, and expressly adapted to the Southern
trade, and to which they with confidence invite
the attention Of purchasers, with guarantee that
the goods will be found PURE FLAX, to wit:
Shifting and Fronting Linens and Lawns
Pillow Case, Coatee, and Sheeting Linens
Russia, Birds Eye, and Huckaback Diapers
Bleached and Brown Table Damasks, OF as
sorted widths
Damask boy les, Napkins and Cloths, ofvari-
Gus sizes
Dowlass, Glass Cloths, Black, Whites Brown
Holland
Lady's, Gents, and Children's Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs, etc. etc.
C.. e. f. L. KERRISON & co.
900 King street, Charleston, S. c.
Sep. g. l850-3m
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THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND THE FuTURE.-Of
the cotton trade, from the London Economist,
August %, 1850. cit ID calculated that upwards
of 4,0OO,O 900 persons depend entirely upon this
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DARlS MILLINERY. Will be opened
Mrs. S. PARKER'S, on Saturday, the 5th
nst rich assortment OF
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$3.50 British taken prisoners.

"5,752 British taken prisoners.
3. CONTINENTAL MONEY
Amount issued IN ITS s 1900, 900
" l777 10000, 900
" in all to July, 1899 358,000, 900
The whole expenses of the war, estimated in
specie, amounted to Sl35, 1893, 1903.
COTTON STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping List
and Price Current, Of the 18th September the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop Of Cotton in
the seyeral States for the year ending 3lst August
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WANTED TO PURCHASE
go SMALL HOUSE on Capitol Hill, con-
&IH tanning six or seven rooms, with conscer-
s6Ie ground aitached.-AppIy at this Office.
O.t I6-3t.
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7 AW AND AGENCY OFFICE.-The under
4 signed, Attorneys and Agents, practice Law
in the Supreme Court Of the United States, and
the Courts Of the District Of Columbia. and attend
promptly to claims against the United States in
GLIDING the settlement Of all accounts Of officers
and agents Of the Government, Bounty Lands,
Pensions, Return Of Duties, Patents for new in
ventions, &C., &c.
They tender their services to members Of the
profession at a distance, and, when the case is
prepared by lo:al agent will abate one-half their
usual fee. All information relative to the forms
and usages Of business in any Of the Departments,
will be furnished 70 our regular correspondents
without charge. They have made arrangements
for the payment OF axes, and for the sale or oca-
ton Of bounty land warrants on the best Western
lands.
ISOfice on P, nsylvania avenue, Lane &
fuckers Building.
DUFF GREEN
BEN. E. GREEN,
kICH'D. H. CLARKE
n., "A
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Baltimore Ma rkct.
Randolph Il Lats.ncr's

CIacuLAR or PRicEs IN THE BALTIMORE MARKEr
Fer he neck ending July II, 1850.
Reported expressly for the Free Press.
BgrTER.-PTfme roll ID S 10 II cts; Glades : 10
l2 cts Z; Common Keg 10 10. 81
BeFsw Ax.-Hrld at n a % cents. but no trans
action by which to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BaeoS-Sales of Shoulders al 34o 81 cts. Sides
al 81 10 g. Hams s TO I cents
CoRN Sales al Gl 10 g. cts, fer white, and 62
10 63 cts for yellow.
CsrrIE.--rhe offerings atthe Scales on Monday,
reached 700 head Of which zoo were driven ofi and
500 sold al IS 10 ~ on The hoof equal TO so to
STntt 4
Clov9usrsn Sales al 81 10 81 SO.
Country SoAP.--Sa les al ~ Vi 81 cents.
DEERs KiSs.--Ssales as is TO - cts.
FsArflERS al % To % els.
FLaxsggp.--Salcs "a 81 80 70 ~ 3d.
FtorR.--Rather NEE activity In the market, and
sal ! OF fresh ground Howard street Al S5,l2a t.
S5 ISs-Cisy Mills Ss2b.
: Hoos.--Sales a. s. IS %.
u LAan sales raHst from 5 ID 1E cts
MrsTARp SEEp--Ssses 70 = sis,
OArs.zSales are M 81 - u - cts.
Rrx.--Sales 60 la.GS cts.
TslLow.--Saies at ID B cts. Cool demand
WHrar--Sales Of inierier 10 good 100 10 ! 10 CTS
god Is prime ITO ID rs cts; family lour white
lbs 10 $50.
Woos.-rirm il las, weeks rates; . 70 IS cents
III washed, and IA 10 Is Tor nnwashed.
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FUNERAL soLEaISITlEs.

! pntsuant to notice large snd respectable
meeting nf Ito citizens Of Charlestown and yieini
itv, met ia lie Court House, ats oclock, r NJ,
| Cd lie is,h instant.
The meeting having beenfealled q order, H.
N. GALI.AIlER. Esq was called 1.-THE Chair
apd i. ii. Snlrn and Jso THos GiBsos appoint
Ell Secretaries.
The obJecs Of the meeting hariag been stated
III j. j. Miller. Esq, The following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
That I committee Ut ten be appoinied 70 advise
a. te tho hest ncde and n'anne5 passg 'sspss'
&, ,le tIemary oil Zachary 1syEUs, the l&ae dtsi w
gaisI.csl ana much lamcnled chisf magistrate Of
lie United States
Thc r.llorsing gentlemen were appointed -
saia committee Messrs. r Hume Batshefs
lawson BATS, j. w. Kennedy, w A, Smau, N
tsp, w Rowan, jas. Civssief. W J. HANS =.
Saml Ridenoar, DR.. w. a. Hall, and 1no. 4 hns.
IN ,,o,iol, Il Cant. Geo. w Sappiuatop. the
PRESIDENT ii The meeting and y. ~. smith were
seized 10 the above committee
oh motion, The couimitice retired auc rePefseo
M 4.ilotss That there be pFocesslcn ana ei
hon III Ills place, commemorative 81 ING ~
I s.larnetcrsahd services III Zachary Taylor, late
presdpnf of he United States; alro. that cum
lAttec tc appointed ID select he tisne ne crater
sud make fspost thereof throagh The rAPers O
i es.sas leStnt1.
o. motion. The report u ~ eommalee VA.
unanimously adopted
The ChAlr appointed its follawing gentlemen
tbe committee Of arrangements &c. Mnore
\ Hume Butcher lno. Tbos Gihkps1 ".
Sedlslh, Capt J. w. R0e3n, lames hfeD1nisl
and " ! Hawks.
iii, n,f.s;.,. II -, i II Roasan. ! epminittrl
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BERKELET SPlsIkes, FIRGlkIi.

FTulE SEASON u IRIS plScc las Spen<,I 80
u stages are nov rnfi daily between II - 81
yohn's pufnl % the Baaliinore ana Ohio + ;l--1
distant only two INDIA haif miles
Yisiierx having Eallisnrre aAd Wn.assS~,;.., 4,
The mcFninG arrive Aerent 40cIock ID he seenfa.
--and from Cumberland ! qaarer past III. 4 III
The waters ere benEkeiai il al eaees sher. ~,
mai balhs are Observation-Disclosures ...s.S
ehrunic diAFTbrz, diseases u the skin ~ n A.
kidaeys-aad aEe especially eihcaesaas Is al Is
fggularitiesnf The system peculiar ID NE osher srx
As luxurT the bathing Is uasnrrassed Tber-
are nineIeen rlunging Aaihsl Twelve fen Ions IS
hFe keel wide and tosT fest IN DEPTH cnpiousiv n
piled from fpnDianssat nalalai lenperaiarr ar "a
deg. FahEenhciii with shower spout and arsifciai
warm baths
The house 81 the undersigned whiek VII ac-
eommoda,e about funr hundred persons s fnsniSh-
I'D fhrongh0ui with hsiH mattresses rpate by the
hest upholsgfrrrs OF Ealtimore and IA every item
or comfort Il win Be found ID be ROT iDriuF 70 the
best hotels.
Ike customary amuseanests are provided aud
no pains or expense sPard 10 cateriHg tOr this es-
tabiishmepse Bedford and ether mineral waters
viii I,e kept AZ the bhks Thle in the itsamediasr
neighborooa there are me chaly b ate ana sulphur
Swings.
ar baienaent 81 ten twenty aud hs:y pes cent lar
he weeks succeeding 10 sncli as probing their
and ii he less III more accofdins 10 tc amount 81
lodging accommodated required.
JOHN STROTHER.
-. "a takfl {S52 -
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soRDAN,s TRRDfsAacK
Waite .SmII,hHr SPRINGS,

MnpAASh NotNTN, VIRGINIA. stttf
SITUATED five miles East Of Winchester and
~ one mile and half from Stepheuson,s Bepdt
on the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road is nov
open fer The reception of Company.
This Water Is inferior to none Ia he Stass Il II
holds inse1nuon Suphureltcd Hydrogen Iodine and
Magnesia ImPartng tone TO The system, and acting
asa powerful alternative as numerous visitor can
testify having been visited ft, the last INV years
and had il hot been for the contracted accom- Inoia
lions, mus, have been amongst the first IN alefini
places IN the Union. For the last years he i'm
provements haze been increased 50 as 10 accommo-
date between two and three hundred visitors.
The Proprietor has fitted up his eslablish;ept n
handsome style, BY placing Il nndera thorough re-
PAR, and has ncw put this watering place on q toot-
lSe WIN ne most fashionable and comfortable places
81 the sort, in plain style, and win use every en-
eriton IN his poNerto make his visitors comI6fabIs
:, I Is easy q access from all the Atlanfie Cites
asasohs .easinS saltimoFe ia the
The Proprietor feels thankful for the encourage
ment he has received from the public, and will1se
every cxcrtion 10 merit a continuance Of ii. by
making those comfortable who may give him 4
can. BRANCH JORDAN, Pfeprictor
Jnne "a 1870 4 :. ~ 3SA
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Id Il q d !,

On the leth uit, near 0nsvilleia this county, WI,
HAa ALExASDER, son Of BushTnd and Mary Stewart.
aged year, II months and si1- dnJs
Suffer yc lille children 10 come unto me ami for
pid Item not FOR OF such is tie Kingdom OF Heaven y
On Monday. the sth inst. at Green Height. KING
pplsoS IASsfoap. Fl in The Send wear
The Scnate of Virginia. 80 ----A-----
On TUESDAY. ttrs, 4,-----.-.-r r, r., -
ter brief illness, Mr. GcsRAD noGAIRE, in Tie 57th
year Of his age.
Atihe residence of her husband, In Mhldlcway on
the 39h ult after lingering Illness of Consumption
MARetREr JANE consoEt Of David v High, Tie 3Sth
year Of. her age.
She has long borne visa patience The Affections with
which has pleased all wise PROV dence TO visit her
She lived in humh e submission TO The will OF oa hos.
plug that she woad be rescued from the al fiction
Of life short time pferons 10 her dea,h she vas
deprived Of aiFectonac daughter whnms Col called
10 bloom in Brighter ard better world haA this She
Inns followed in the footsteps of her daughter eay8g
husband and six children TO momn The departure of mn
arttionaif wife and hird and ioy ing mother. When
death Knocked nj her door she was calm and ready and
prcparcd to meet her God Though this broken family
now mournS the death OF wife, mother and sis
ter. their d. parted spirits are numbered with bles-
scd.
AT the residence DC her hnsb nd in the City Of New
Work on the 18th instant. Mrs Susan +. BORIS, wife
OF Alex l. Bots. Esq, formerly Of Richmond Va
ID Bolivcr, the 10Th inst. Will M J. infant
Of WILLIAM T.. and Elizabeth r. Anderson, aged 4
months AND "a Digs.
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#
hour "a - -
on mutioa of Nj. Dish;nztn. scrs.ded ~ NJ.
beistsns ne Hon Wm. 81 King. a Alabama, Vas
onanine1sly appointed PfesiIicnk ~ I'M. VI lie
Senate Upon being cosiae,EsI ID n f.h,ir Nj.
King returned thasks 10 he honor conferred Il j
lev bFiwL bat apprvpEisle fes1afks
Mr. Webster. ffpln he yui.lI Cssnmi,tee r<p0stcd
rs programmes 1depted 81 lhe funeral II President
upon Gen. Tayicr.
The report presumed b MI webster vas then
aaopsed and ne Senate shortly aEierwards adjourn
I'll I'LL Saturday,
e thst presented N The senate by Mr. Websief,
which was unanins1ssly adopted. The House then
adjourned oycf b Saturday,
y me SESarE. nas 8fea3ay. Mr. Webster, from
ne committee 81 The two HUns<s appointed 10 make
arrangements in aegard d President Il u ath
reported joint fesslaIion requesting he President
% transmit % the family &c ibe deceased President
the proceedings 81 The twn Houses On the occasion
g bis dccease, and render The sympathies and con
doence On The la1e gispentaiio Of Providence. and
assure them uf The fiis hasa personal regard
htss u5Ii 70 auaori<e he trans mission Of letters
and packets q and From Mrs Margaret TaylOr, nee
Of postage.
The above bills were passed - ~
Mt Underwood presented a memorial ffon the
Orange (va.I Railroad CaIni,hny. PRAYING The re-
funding " The s,tnSaf Sked0u0 iaanta or given hy
the State Of ViTginias towards fke erection Of he
pnhic buildings il tslis city ana which claim the
State Of Virginia had transferred d shat eompany
NJ. Undermood soFed thar The inemoFiaI Be re-
feTrcd 10 the committee on claims with instructions
10 report a bin reinnding The money
Some conversation followed between Mr.. Under
wood. Mr. Mason and Mr.. Dickinson. when Mr..
Underwood gave notice that he would ask leave 10
introduce bill to refund ilte money.
Mr. Clay called fer the order OF the dav
IS rssaea s h as T IskP sP and Mr. But
ON Tuesday last. The Senaietllcn adjourned
Inthe HoUsE, Mr. Morse introduced 81 unari
nous consent bill 10 srant the franking privilege
10 Mrs Margaret l. Taylor, which was passed ant
sent to lbe Senate. Hsubsequently came back from
The senate passed
The SESsrg ON In4sdsgs after memorials wcrc
presented took up The adjustment bill, and Mr..
Rusk spoke al length
MIR Webster gave notice of i bill 10 cree, j mon.
umeRt inihe Congress burial ground 10 the memory
q Zachary Taylor, late President Of The United
States
The Senate passed few minutes in Executive
session, and adjourned
Nothing OF Importance occurred in The HorsE
10 the SENATE, on H.daesdag Mr. Webster intro
duced bill 10 provide for the erection uf 4 monu.
inent in the Congress burial ground 10 the memory
Of Zachary Taylor. Read twice and referred.
The bill TO provide to refund the fine on The late
Thomas Cooper was passed
The adjusimentshiH was taken M and Mr.. Web
stcr spoke at length III its support
The HotsE or RePaEsExTA rtvEs was, occnnird
IN ihc consideration Of the application Of Hugh N
Smiiky 70 be admitted 10 scat as delegate from
New Mexico
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/ Brass q Iron Foundry Business
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Il hereby given, that an election viii
4 y be held On Tuesday 1.-The 22d Of August next at
the Court HOUSE IL JeerrSoh County, and al the
several Precincts established b. Law in said County.
for the purpose Of electiagfour 'discrecand proper
persons to represent The Disiriciof which Icsefsos
assenfrrf part in the Convention which is 10
ton qf tiis Cns7rnuse. - Tne Election al Tie
Cont House will be- conducted under the suI,erir,-
tendence of SamI w Lakeland Samuel Isszy'nonr,
Wm.lC Worlhinrtun r Hume Butcher and John
G. n. Tayioror any two gr more Of them.
AL Shepherdstown under the Superintendence OF
w T.. Webb, Jacob Linz Joseph Nc Moran. John
Wvsong and Jacob Morgan, Or any two u more d
them s#
Al Happers Ferry. under the superintendent, Of
Daniel Molert Isaac HenGle, John g. Wilson, Isaac
Fonke and VIM Smallwood, o4 any Two Of more Of
them.
Al Smithiea. under the superintcnience Of Jamen
Granham Thos, Watson, ST., Jos. Smith. Mans
P. Nelson and VIM Granfham, or any Two pr more
OF them. THOS. RUTHERFORD,
6. I'll STARRY. III
. JAMES a. BEcKHAM,
JOSEPH STARRY,
Drpuis Shirts fof Dari4 Hsapparrgs dce'd.
I,,ly IN lSl0 l3E,
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REalE,IRER.I

-. - o,;sa;pal and genuine WISTARsSBALsAM
or WILD CHERRY was sntrodrFed - ING year isss,
and as kesa well tested mall The cnmpl5nls tor which
Il IS recommended. For ten years "a: proved more
efcaeigss as remedy aai Coughs Colds iniiaenza
.ei,is Asthma and CONSUMPTION in It's incpicnt
stnees than any other medieiae
SETH w. FoWLE. Druggist, No. iSc washington
street Besfun Mass IS the sole proprietor o. me on
inai receipts for the manufacture q inc genuine mea.
sie ana supplied both Al wholesale and Ieai ana 81
,rhsir areneies can BE- obtained
~ =, 4 shaw avs II wish heartily success TO
- s.%sre consider every ease Or arrest Of The
fatal symptoms q pumonary rs ai.est tilo.e
" ~, eies.nx Ire alSavs Justified q using
81 l,sT si.si..r bcnsiled oilers One
~ .sS ,l,r lsnblic nlNafs have rnnr1n1y
t1.as . viii generally Be sustained only
inst 81 l1as they are WI Pts -. 8
rc1ikTe cure 49, ~ 49,.
II more seceaf letter he says A. Nls-arn b.lS.u
II sfrs ,5SrsS s lie only puieni nediriae % which
S-s ever asstn nv ,lhllc shall na'
- u. 81 he ransd Of giving rash pretpilafs
tssli,snv Is . What have and heard nf u ef
None genuine. unlexs signed L BtTTs nthe wrarpcs
T1r s.ie 81 Il s. EIctIELBEEGER,
Ckarltaonn
TIP HARTsTkN.
Winchester
Al ~ prtirrists generally every where ~
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STlUB'S HOTEL,
Dsllos House, .narfi,tsD.sry, va.

fYHHISnew and large Hotel, recently opered at
4 the Railroad Depot by the undersigned, Is now
nearly ready for the reception Of Boafders and
Travellers The table will al all times be laden
with the best the market afInrds-and lie charges
moderate. Being the Dining House for Passcn-
gers by the Eastern Train Of Cars, Inc House is
well provided with active and eobliging servants
consequently sojourners nav confidently expect
every necessary attention Al this establishment
The utmost exertions will be used 10 afford to al
every comfort that eau be found al any Hotel in
uEe valley and share of public patronage is So
hciled- H, STAUB.
June % ls50-tf
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JeifersOn Maehlne FaeIerr.

TIME subscriber, having permanently. located
Il himself in ChaTlesiown, takes this opportunity
10 inforinits csizens and the neighborhood that he
intends manufacturing every variety 81 Machinery
suitable for the farmer. Among the rest he win
keep constantly on hand Filz's superior four and
six-horse Thresher and Horse Power, Fodder Cut
tiers; Hay and Straw Cutters Corn CfusheFs and
ShcAers; allthese will be Of The latest and most p
proved kind. lie is also manufacturing large
number Of Rolling Wheat Screens, finished in SUI
perior style, which he offers very low.
He will soon have in course Of erection an
IRON FOUNDRY, y
where Castings OF all kinds will be made at he
shortest notice and in the neaiest style lie will
employ the most experienced woTkmen in the Coun-
trY in this department
\ Chaflestoun july is50e- ~,
N B-Machines Of an Mind. ,.;u 81, II,
the shortest notice. q; = 9 = -
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McENTOSMsS
NHEATFIELD HOTEL,

CORNER OF HOWARD a. BALTrmoRE SrREEr.
BAL7IlfORE.
rIN BE undersigned Proprietor Of ne nfoye Ifouse
Eof,if -, sjtfss
'-,,Is,cS bis repairs and improvements on the
IIn,.g Having refurnished aud painted, also ems
1901 ], 20 Il h, make II In every way comfortable
~ leasant Being thankful for the liberal en-
,.,y,rnt heretofore bestowed on his house,
pledges himself TO use his utmost efforts 70 pieass
Iii who may natronize him
JOHN MCINTOSH.
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CARTEEs.S n0TRI..

VIE new and extensive addition 10 this e.,ah
= hshment has been completed, together wirb
renoyalhg the entire concern, rehdefing II ose
;amopsstle largest and mosl attractive in The valley
with an eye 10 the comfort and conyenienes IN
guests. :, y
II, he PROPRIETOR hopes 10 merit continuance IL
8n me patronage heretofore extended to him and bY
fsrei personal attention, to increase his business
BE- sp1frpe P9nlc that no exertion on his part win
guests lgrceahfs --7-a4ld- render the soiourn OF
ISAAC N. CARTER, PFoFEyErvas-
APRIL Ill 1854 st
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TO the Farmers Of Jefferson and
adjoining Counties.

WE believe that Farmers generally are con-
wv WINGED ahat The method OF DRILlSG Wnk,r
has many advantages over the usual mode, (broad
cast,) therefore, the only question now is, what
Implement can we use 10 the greatest advantage
and as the question has frequently been asked, why
you do not 90 ahead and make your DRiLi-s and
nst them Out. Ne would now answer II By saying
tha. W. do mi wish 10 hnnbug the people and
have therefore taken our slime and have. as We be-
ieyc Constructed an implement thar will Esee every
reasonable objection that can be urged against
IL II being Impossible ID describe its mapy adyan-
gages, we would say that If any Fapmer wishes 10
see it-apcrate and viii make an appointment and
have as many present as he can get together, we
will take Measure in going any reasonable distance
and when YOU have seen ;ttried in The ground, If
you are not convinced Of It's superiority in every
particular. we would say 10 YOU el il alone, for
know that an implement that viii not work right is
only in your way.
q. 5. GARDNER,
GEORGE ROHR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-19
PIRLIClNALE.

yETfLL he offered al Phbfie Auction ON ErJ3E
w DAY TIC % aopof IA agSasf avr1, at Inc Iatn
restdette Of Mary Mclyis, dec 70, near Elk Branch
the :tjsspwing properly, viz #
4 fYssys lI;frh Co,rs, and a Cal uiM one u
t1sa; Si f
/ fapfs year I'D Bal !; lOh Trad ef SkSp;
3. TsttI Horse Sltishs; | Car;
sea lind Gears y. seik CAT Gears;
20 cords fire Hood; SO sBasheis Of Corn.
ALso--the heirs Of said deceased win, al the
same tSSptx offer44sss84s j ~ x si.4. II