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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27
COMMUNICATIONS
"Thus, while the vultnre OF sedition
Feeds in the bosom OF such great commanders,
Sleeping negleciion dom betray to loss

Feeds ia the bosom OF such great commanders,
Sleeping negleciion dom betray TO lnss
The conquest OF our scarce-coid conqueIor."
"There is point which Tolerance ceases be vr-
tue The time for every Anscau citizen to speak out in
relation TO the admission OF California has arrived. The
State California must be admitted into this great Union
and admitted without further dlay-wih her boundary
is; her prohibition of slavery it stands" admitted in
the Union upon footing with the original
in all respects whatever" The American patriot; the
end Of freedom-Of the Union-of the spread OF repub
can Institutions called upon, yea has become his duty
to send his voice to the capitol Of these States and de-
mand Of his the immediate admission Of the
Of the golden mines. Why il she not admtted Why do
the fends Of The peculiar insttnou carp aud cav her
boundary? IL she is too iige and should be divided into
two States would multiply the number, and augment
power Of the free States For California. and oil California
is ev"caby fixed to freedom. The finger of destiny
written upon her rocks her mounain and her streams
The da wmged vampire of South can aght up-
the gold embossed hills of California; her tree aud
FOL mountain afr will be eightei with the groans of
slavery.
They could not sleep. the slaughtered brave,
Who in their beds Of glory rest.
And feel the foot Steps of the slave
Pollute the soil above their breasts"
The fee soil party, and the wing party throughout the
NORTH and many Of them in the south declare that slavery
ought to be prohibited there by aw-t is done The dem.
ociatic party maintained that the people of the territory
aOne na tue feh to ADMIT or exclude it-ihey have ex,
eTcsed the right Then what principle has she volaed
What party has she offended II is time The west the great
west. which has hitherto been reg
to this matter, should rise and lay heavy pro-
deep woe upos every Senator and Represent
in Congress- who, by thought VOID action delays the
admission of Democu attic California.
She is properly oiganized fully maured, and ripe for ad
mission Why delay il These things will have 10 be
swered before the people. For if California is
eegn State sn the Union she will be sovereign State
OF The Union She will be lone STAR Of the greatest
nliude far off the western horzonout OF the galaxy
OF States, and shining with her light She will be
immense State, OF Tinihg
cal-ncalculsble Stretching along the Pacific coast with
her bays and natural habos she augnentA
ton oil the power wealth and glory OF this mighty confede
Iacy She is with all her rushing fountains her males
tic streams her pleasant vaes her lofty mountrins and
golden sands Woe woe the hand, which, "ke
base Indian, throws this pearl away, richer than all his
ID.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27

II the manufacturing bus ness is In such depres-
srd state as represented by the monoposts Of the
North. how does it happen that the Southern manu.
fac'urers are doing well And if the "co,ton
lords of Lowell need protection against whom do
they need 1.-THE manufacturers of Europe or the
manufacturers of Georgia and other southern States !!
They should lei ngress know, in order that tha,
body may be abe TO apply the remedy in the right,
al. T.:oo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27
FIRE AND WA TER-PROOF
COMPOSITION ROOFING MATERIAL.

rINHE undersigned respectfully beg leave to call the attention
of the community, this invaluable material roofs.
In the cities almost entirely superseded
kinds OF roofs and in this city, although but recently introduced
engagements perfected which the subscribers
abed all
country, the shortest notice. and the favorable
terms
They economical in construction they effect consider
able saving Of side and WALL which towards
presenting
combusble surface burning bodies falling upon Being
nearly level they be used conveniently for ell the purposes
of The daily roofs which
sufficiently their durability purposes
Orders respectfully solicited. LOUDEN & DUFFY
CERTTFlCATE-We, the undersigned having used the
roofing Duffy cheerully
believing possess
ed to it fire and wster proof composition.
Daniel Yandes Hon w Peaslee, u Ward,
Horn. George, Nathan Edwards,
Palmer, (mine Warren, but
Mr Louden,l David Crnighead, ] Ramsey,
Geo w Mears Geo McOuai, Hon Perkins,
Gen P Drake n Roll, WIN Sheets,
j III McKernan, A Harrison, Eckert-
REFER
Judge Morrison, S w Norris, Morris Morris,
Z Browning, Defrees, Rev C Z Babb.
Inda lis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27
JUDsON's sTAVE-DRESsER

THIS Machine. on which LETTERS PATENT granted
the first of May 1877 is OF the most important I'M
proye of the
the perfect manner and chat
lenges competition with other Machine put
drawing knife Of the IL the sdvsn
grain Of the wood leave the f1
winding and crooked the
per
workman examine properly
in machine-making good work Of every
that should properly be worked into barrel reducing all to uni
form thickness
DRESSER s accompanied JOINTER o IN
construction which produces most perfect joint preparing
reng of sizes yaring from half barrel 10
VIII
his he
ton Of all engaged the Coopersge business either fer
their mills the manufacture Of cooperageware for the
Machinery in cities
also at ST. Louis ol and Urtana Ohio and driven BY
or steam mower Where latter used with boiler properly
set will afford fuel than engine Is horse
vii require
Machines Rights of
diana or illinois, can be had application to the undersigned at
Ubsns Ohio the Machinery in successful operation
c. @. SHEFFIELD.
Urhana Ohm Sent. l. Ie4q 4-ywlam
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-27
MARRIED.

! You may CLEAN knowledge by reading. but you
must separate chaf from the wheat by thinking.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
SPIRIT OF JETfGRsON, GARLEsT0WN, VA.



Ia Shepbe1dtosxa Js9efsoaca y 4 on Tuesday
the 18th inst.8bs The Refs &ndreN MEsJoftN.
HEIEE BERRY AanghtefoI HEsKv BeRRy, Esq %
Ibis county
On tie I'd hoa ths1Isidgs G HarPersEerry By
ROY Dsyid Nilsson Mr.. ELI to Miss de.
LLAH MoBhEYs bottle f Lold6ll c5anty-
On Wcdnesdays the 18Th inst, by the Rev. i. Eishei.j
berger, Mr. 2. RlDENbUR, Of Homney 10
Mis- sHsANIaT fsygihehester.
On tho Bridge at fHafpers3Fefry, on Tharsday, the
10Th inst. byaihe Rev! A. O.. Chenowith, Coli Nj;
JACOBS to- Miss MARY EsItARRISs@al o.! Front
Royal, Va.
nHarerstossn. Mfs.eh "Wednesday last by 49,,
Nj. W.MA&MEBItoAiis RosANNAH
ALBURTIs, both ofBerkelcy county
On the 2Ist inst. By Rsgs s SeysEs Mfs
On tho 18Th insts.by fhc Rev. Theo. Burton, MIR.
JAMES HUTTNto Mss AlCISDA WYEkocP, both
of Loudoin.
In Waterford on The e1finst., by Friends Ceremony,
WI. H. HoUGH, Jr., TO Miss sARAHE BOND, all
of Londoun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
JEFFERSON LAND FOR SALE.


HSuE undersigned, Ezecft6f Of the late Isaac
Il Strider, HiIi offer AZ pHbiie sale, on SafELrS
day, 20fh JUty. on the premises, that very
valuable FARM, known as Greeh HID" IT'S
situated in the most fertile part Of the County OF
Jefferson, Z miles from Elarpers-FeTry, . from
Char!estowu, (the County-seat9 aDd2 miles from
the d. 81 O.. RailT. ad, containing $50 ACRES
so oEwhfeh are clothed with heavy Timber. The
improvements consist OF an ordinary WEL
ING and other Out lIOuses. Also,a well OF good
water, believed to be darable.
The position of this Farm, IN a County very
remarkable for It's healthfulness aud beauty, its
productiyeness, the easy access TO market which
it commands by the Railroad 10 Baltimore. and
the Chesapeake & Chic Canal to the ID. c. to-
gether with its proximity 10 Schools and Church,
ps, make this one of the most desirable farms tor
it's size in the State.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onethiri Of the purchases
money IN hand, the remainder in three equal, AM
nuaI 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 now rnder a lease which wiilexs
pire On the LIST day Of April. 1851, when possess
sion will be given The purchaser, however,
will be entitled 20 the rents.
For any further Information IN relation TO The
property, application in persOn, or by letter, posts
paid; may be made TO the undersigned az Lee
Town, Jefferson county, Va.
MEREDITH HELM, Ear
May 81, 1850. OfIsAAc STRIDER, decd
IRagerSOacn Torch Light and LaaeGshT LnteLt
E9tncer please capy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
LATER FROM CUBA.
Attack. and Capture Of Cardenqs-B3rning ofLhe
GOrernor's House-Rereat G The Fictors, DC.
TeIcgraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

AYack: and Capture Of Cardends-Bmrning nfMe
G0rernor's House-I2etreGt Gf The Flctors, &c.
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
CHARLESTON, May GA. ".
"a despatch received here, dated Savannah,
May 25, 10 O'clock, A Al says:
The steamship Isabel touched off here this
morning with dates from Havana TO the 22d.
General Lopez, accompanied by one OF his aids
l.;Sanchez Esenaga, arrived in this city andIook
lbRgings at the City Hotel. From him we have
th following intelligence:
T'he:expedition left GontoysHt ue"ta'fenath
Tsth, and landed al Gardena, on the lTtl; Ihey
we're detained some time in landing the men,
which gave The inhabitants time 10 send an ex-
press IL the post office OF College, situated some
i'm mites distant. The expedition entered the
town, and first attacked the Jail, snPposingi 1t to be
tie barracks. The Jail guard, numbering some
fifteen men, stood their gronndand received theiF
tisc. At this moment some troops were observed
crossing the square. They were hailed. and re-
t,irncd:answer by firing upon the troops. Aitcr
ills some Of the soldiers proceeded to attack the
(i,nvernnr's house, which was well defended.
FINALLY those defending the house, were compel
led 10 tetirc, leaving it in the hands oil soldlers,
who then burnt it. The troops having surren.
dered themselves. tie town remained IN the peace
able possession of the invaders.
The Invaders being dissatisfied with their warm
reception, and hayipglost time in conveying me
sounded and fuel on board the steamer Creole
which Was 10 return again for further reinforce
rsnapts, become disheartencd, and insisted npcr
t5ing Ia Key West. They were closely pursued
Byi the Spanish war steamer Pizarro, but happily
they escaped.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
7-aaAMWONDAAR SPRINGS,
Jeflgrson9 County, Va.

-Ea
YESIlTS eelsbfated N~atestns place haFiug been
leased I0rsa Term Of years by tie Under
signed, is nde u1Gerguing thorough repairs ~
lie Cabins, Balls, Bowling Saloon, Boats, ees-'
and will be open for the reception OF company
on the 10Th Of June.
They are Situated on an eminencr, ON the east
bank of the Shenandoah, tSe miles sOnih OF
Charlestown, ia a healthy and ieiightfui region
The reputation of the wafer is so well establish
ed. that il isedeemed scarcely necessary 20 men
ton rs Qualities. Il is sent for aud taken Ia New
York. Charleston, and other distant places, Tho
ahaIvsis of tlteiiaie DR.. DeBatts, in 1921 Chased
the principal fountain, with the -SGtiRe rh0tgteasS
a combinafiOn of the most valuable descrptlnn'
in the whole range of mineral waters, and close
" resembling those of the celebrated Bedford, IN
cnmnosftSon sopetation, and efficacy. There Is
also 4 highly valuable Sulphur Spring in the VI
einjIy. Apart from the merits Of tile waters,
Shannnndale is remarkable for the sublime and
beautiful which u said 10 sur
mass Bath and Bristol IN England, and that OF
Saratoga and Ballston IN New York. They are
within eight hoiirs travel from Washington and
Baltimore. Coaches will be in daily attendance
at the Railrosd Depot, at GhaElesiown, to convey
passengers "a the Springs The PrOPr'etorS
pledge themselves that their Table and Bar shall
compare lavarably with those Of any watching
place in Virginia. They have procured the best
Band of Music, and most capable SERVANTS thai
can be found without fegafd 10 price.
Terms: 80 for the first week, s. for the Sc
cond, $50 per month.
Mar. II, 1867
iB~@P6HAiapkia iEoth American. Ba1ftaere
AMericGn, RtskHopa Republican HcorHr
.Juty IN cou1frg paper, Eou11uH C~nkgNaAaaa
Wdshinstoaian 10 The amouHf IF 81 each Bus
10 De sent IN This office far e0HeciiOn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

1000 S FOh hG19N1s a5-a4e
fsNHE subscriber is aulhorized to Tent. for one
AoE more years. 10 q caretnlant responsible
Tenant. thai Valuable Psppetty, kuaVnasthe
RoFEwsLL MEILs,y
recently owned by Isaac Strider, 81. deesd now
belonging 10 airs. Sarah Strider. The Mdle
House, @ith fifteen arfes Of arablei andatsaebed.
wiiihe rented with The Mil.
This property is Situated in one Of the finest
growing sections Of jefferson comfy. on a
1nesef-iatIing stream, and rs capacity in every
respect is such Al to8fenieri most desirable
location To 4 manof5enterpfise and industry
Its within four miles of the KerneysyilIe De.
pot, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, having.
a Turnpike more thRn half Tie distance. and lead,
ing direct 10 the Chesapeake aud UhiU Canal al
Shepherdst6wn.
To q Responsible nan, with good recommends
lions, a bargain will. be given.
For terms apply personally or by letter. (post
paid to Col. Tsfomas Hite or Meredith tlelm,
near Leetown, Mrs Strider, who resides at the
Mil, or to the subscriber near Kerneysville, JEFF
fcfson county, va. JAS. w. STRIDER.
Nav 2fy 1850. @
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
"a House nmd Lot,
ATTENTION

rVIlE undersigned respectfully invites the at
a tention of tie Farmersso of Jefferson, and the
neighboring counties to his superior and
Improved Wlcat Drills,
which he can safely recommend to the Farmers,
as being the best Drills ever offered in this conn
try. Ills so constructed that it has advantages
over all others that have been introduced hereto
fore. 1t moves on only one wheel, which makes
The draft very light for one horse, and The drill is
which makes it still better. Tie seeding opera
ton can be stopped OF put in motion in an instant,
without stopping the horse, and it so works that
it is impossible lorit TO choke.
Farmers desiring 10 testthe capacity and value
Of the machine, are requested TO give the uuder-
signed notice to that effect, and should it not ''do
the WORK as represented the same may be re-
turned free Of charge.
~ MoleIscan 6e seer at the Blacksmith Shop,
OF Mr.. Joseph G. RawIins.
Chsrlestown. Nav %, lS5O-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
PURLnCsALE

vETILEbe offered arpuhIie sele. By the nneer-
w signed. d the lae tesidenes OF BITS MAI
raret ReaH, near ARetpwn.
GA Thursday, fzse 30fIh Instant,
all ,he Personal Pfopeftyo Of Mira Margaret BeaIl
and Ain. Anna M-B4lth. decd consisting IN
uart OF tie following %attieles
: head Of yyoFk Homes. > Mares with Colts;
4 suueriur two year sd Coli
II head of Mich Cows and oihef Cattle;
SsBseen and Hegs4z
/ two, horse GarEffge ahd Harness
2 WAGONS; iseat, ard l Water Cars
Rsrshear. single and double Shovel Pteigls;
Harroxs! laree WHEAT Roller, GeW >
WAGON and PiSneh Gears
I Crindssune, . Ia Sc Basss
Gain t%:rssIlrs and Moving Scyfhes-wiih every
deseriDtion of Farfning UfensilsI
40 Barrels efCerpt
A few Barrels F10ur a feH bushels Nsheai;
A lot OF Plaster ; a latof Potatoes
TTimoihy iIay aud RYE Straws
a lot OF Bacon aud Lard
A lot OF Wool
100 acres OF wheai, and I've acres Of Rye, and
five acres OF Oats N the ground.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
Millinery and Misunderstanding.
MISS CATHARlNE M, SHEW

VNAKES this method 10 insorhtihe Ladies of
= CharIestown that she las located herself at
her fathers residence near lie&Preshytetian
Church. with a view of supporting her aged pa.
rent. She has a supplyof
BONNET RIBANDS, FLOWERS, g. CAPS.
OF the latest fashions. She will also repair Bon
nets. MAsTuAsaIAKISG done TO order, She So
Ilcits The Eattrs 10 call and examine for them
selves, aud assures them that her terms will he
moderate. She hopes many new friends will be
induced to give her a call and trial.
Nav Ii, IS5O-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
Brucetown. May Z, is5O-5t.
nENrAL CARD.

~ II. PIERCE will leave CharIestown on
ST. or about the.I 5tlr of juno, and will be abb
sent for a few months, for the purpose Of visiting,
professionally. some of the adjoining towns
Persons requiring his services will please call be-
fore that time.
10 Due notice will be given of his return.
May 81, IS5O-Free Pres copy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
Arrival Of the Crescent City.
4Aree Weeks later from CaltiGrnia-1Tore Gold
Dust 0rrired. u: -~----
Photographed for the BalGmarc Clipper.
A., ~, :A1oy o6 d NJ

OHSt 0Tr1rcd. ~ ----[-
Photographed for the BalGmor Clipper.
New YoRIk May %, p. NJ.
Thc5stermer Crescent City arrived here to day,
with 3 wceks later news from California. She
bringsitLc mails and $500, 0b0=in specie, belong
ing to The passengers. Her raiNs from San Fran
cisco are to the 2lst of April
The Tennessee arrived al P6aama with $780,
900 it gold dust. !
San Francisco county.
Sacramento city again ovflt:owcd, worse than
bcfore-grcaI damage done:
jobs III. Peoples, editor ot{tIhG first American
paper published in Mexico, during the war, and
| 1T. Brawning, were drowneG on an expedition to
Trinidad.
A large fire has occurred al Sacramento city.
wbicfLdestroycd propcrtyto the amountoIS65,000.
a Quarantine law passed!b by the Legislature
has been pronounced in(amoNs, and if it's cnEorc'
cd, Will CRUST commercial prosperity,
Lumbbcr and provisions very h'w, frame houses
Brought out in sailing vessels 4Sill no. sell for
enough TO pay freight.
A.,nccting o fthe merchants of San Francis
co was held on the 10Th nit. itH fix the value OF
gold dust at fran l6 to SIT, Iut does notaPpear
to be well received.
Business generally, although dull has improv.
ed a little. Prices for all k:ld* Of goods are still
very high.
The business OF Transporting passenger up the
Chagtes river, i~s'fast going int@ the hands Of the
Americans at Chagres. Ii appears to be healthy.
1t was reported to be very healthy, at Panama,
and The steamers now due fnd. those there will
take all persons w%aitin9tf far passage the
number of Americans transacti 6 business at Pa
namafhad greatly increased.
Several new diggings haYe l,ecn ~iscovered a,
PlaceJsviIle, where The I%aboret9t get To-. of!gold
a day: They are said to be tla. richest yet dis
covered. New aud important discoveries have
also been made on Trinity Ri"er, which are be-
inu carefully explored.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
Rev Mexico getting tired. of waiting.

Tie delegate from New Mexico, II. ". Smith,
ESu has grown tired of waiting to see the terri
torv !te represents recognised rsdcr tho %constitu-
ton. md he has written a letter to his %constitu.
cnIs, iclIinr them that a cotnbiualiun, composed
oT lis slave interest. is al .Ncrk against them,
JeIay:ng thcir claim to REPRESENTATION ID the
General Congress- of the natibnt This combina.
lion lie ascribes TO a desire opI liz, part ofthe slave
interest to hold political pa9~cr and an dqnal
weig;at in the Senate of the ul.ited Slatcs!with
the rspidly progressing population and multiply
ing FEE States Of the Union. 10 this aim the
rlgn1f anu am rmIer ri,,b n ~ :SpicI beclpne3d
NINE oM nj axicn ind tbee Union ~ 10 be sacrificed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
NOTICE.

IL. those indebted to the estate ofcither Mrp.
IA Margaret Beall or Mrs. Anna NJ. Balch, are
requested to make immediate payment. All
creditors are requested to present their claims
Immediately, as we wish to make the necessary
arrangements to discharge them at as early a
GEORGE B. BEALL,
Nav 81, ls5n- MANN r. PAGE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
Died,

In Washinstont ity onstIc 18th day Of Arfillast, Mrs.
MARY b. MAGlLL, rrlict of theslatc Col. CnARLEs
MAGtLL Of Winchester, IN the sQdi year Of her age.
On the 18th inst, at Harpcrs- Ferry. JOHN WIN
FIELD DOWNING infant son of JAMES w. antlSA=
RAN DowNINes aged l mcnthsand 2 days.
On Friday week, THEODORE son of GEO. w and
May NIcELy, OF Leetpwn. aged 3 months and Is days.
On Sunday night week, MIR wM, MCPHERSON, Of
this county, aged about 30 years.
Near Smftlifclds on "Wednesday the Sth inst, J0-
META CLIFTON, third daughtcto Of j. II. and NJ. G
SMITH, aged yeasahd9 months.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
NOTICE no

THIs is to give notice to one and all of my
u customers, to come forward and get all ih,eir
Flour, Meal, &C., on or before the FIRST dty q
June merit, as / am going to repair my mill tho
tween the first and middle Of June, and expect to
start again the first of August, and il is necessa-
~ that should clear the mill of all -four, grain,
SC, before | N IhoPe one aud all will
attend for my own use.
M.. Ys5O <,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
SALE OF


TEyHE undersigned OF behalfnf hfmse.
ID as Agent for the heirs OF Thomas r. HAM
mond, decd again offers at private sale, that
very superior tract Of Jefefsofl land known az
the Mount Hammond tract. living on the west
side OF The ShenaBdosh river, in jefferson coun-
ty, Va, and containing l7I4 ACRES ID = good
stale of cultivation. 80 acres being river bottoms
30 acres uplahdsand the remainder ia Wood
iande This properly Is situated within q miles
Of the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, and
also of Char1estOvgu, the County seat of said
county. There are coed Merchant Mills within
two or three miles and the celebrated Shannon
dale Springs being only one miie distanD fur>
Bizh a fine market for vegetables poultFysButteTs
sc. Tie im Improvement reTery a~nperiO-, being
a Stone DseIling Hpfse, with 4 Brick Wing
Stone Kitchen, Stone Smoke House, Tee House..
Also, a Carriage Hf1use aud Corn House, and
good ONT fIpRse for servants Also amost ex-
eeEIent Barn built 81 brick IN Tie very best man
ner, 70 feet long and new sheds and moVs IN
The barn snthcient to bold from y 70 three thou
sand bushels ofwheati IN the straw and the sheds
and other motxs sufficient % hold tie hay and
straw from the farm. There also siabling for
20 horses, and shelters for all the sfoek nseessa-
~ on the farm. Aiso.a large Orchard ofehoiee
Sumner and Winter fuits
Terms made known upon applicatiou to
John j. HAMMOND Agent
May ~, Is5oEf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
rs Tors OF Iron.

nIJR assortment Of IRoS is now cempleie--
SB Ne have about 90 Tens ON hand, emefsc-
inc almost every size and kind used ~ se Ssens
aiso Horse-Sboes, and different kinds OF steei.
A's ~. ., 3 s ii. l.. EBY & SON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
FOR RENT.

EOES ASEN1.
n WILL rent until the LIST day Of April, 1851,
u the celebrated Saddle & Harness IA
Makers Stand in Charlestowh, lately fsnssI
G sai i e Sy sG1n Of p a .%o story story Shop. -
Dwelling House and Kitchen; also a Smoke
House and a very fine Garden Spot. A rcasOBa
bic rent will be required.
Charlestown, April %, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
~TEMpERANCE LECTURE,

There willbe a Temperance Meeting at the Methodist
5R3iscoual Church of this place, on Thursday evening
next, at Il. O'Clock. Addresses will be Delivered by
lis Rev. Mr.. MrrcHELL, Of Winehesters and.othsr gen
Dsmcn. The public arc respectfully invites, 70 nc pre-
sch on the occasion. Ehay % =