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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
IN pursuance to the above judgment and
4 order Of Court, will proceed 10 sell on
the first Monday of July next. at the Court
house door in Madsonviie, for cash. the
above described tracts or parcels OF land
and town lots, to satisfy the taxes. coats
and charges due thereon, unless the same
be previously paid.
JAMES A. WRIGHT. Sheriff
aid Collector IF the public Tares,
for .N0nroe co.. Tenn
March Ii, lS50-3l l29
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Glover S ed.

E'HE subscriber has lot OF Clover Seed,
L IN the chaN. which he will sell at S6,rO
per bushel-l0 bushels of chat To counl
one of seed. l.. Il. HURST.
Mouse CREEK VALLEY, MMmE 60.
Feb. II. ISL times. l26
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Mr.Lvman Kingsley, bridge,build'
er of Northampton. moved a two story
house, ,wenty.six by thir.y,six feet.
across the Connecticut River, al
Cbicopee, week before last.
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Free negroes are no longer permit
ted TO settle in the State OF Iowa. a
law to that effect having passed the
Legislature few days since.
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Sale of Lots
IN CALHOUN AND CHARLESTON.

'ENHE Undersigned will sell, at PUBLIC
l. AUCTION. on Uedncsday, the 23d
daV of Rprit neat, from thirty TO forty
TOWN LOTS, in the towG of Calhoun.
McMinn county. Tennessee, belonging to
the late firm Of McGhee s. Nc Cattv.-
Said Town Lots are iav orably situated tor
business, aud will br sold to the hghes,
bidder on a credit. Bond and security will
be required for the purchase money. There
will also be some Lots sold 10 the town OF
Charleston. JOHN McGElEE.
JOHN l.. MCCARTHY.
March 7. lSjl-6. I2S
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LIN n BRANThEY.

Warehouse and Commission .NC"chGnts,
ATLANTA, Ga,
WILL attend to the purchase or sale of
w Cotton and Provisions of all kinds, for
customary commissions, and liberal advances
always made on any articles in store.
JOSEPH d. rRANTLEY. REEs II. LIN.
March II, lSJl--ly 129
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Land Warrants Wanted.

VENf1E subscriber will give tie highest
Il market price IN Cash. for all good Land
Warrants. G.. w. ROSS & co.
March II, 1851 l29
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NOTICE,

r FOREWARN all persons from trading
H. with my WIFE, Mary Ann, for am de-
,ermined to pay no debts that she contracts.
EZEKIEL SPRIGGS.
March 7, lSJl st rs
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MARRIED.

In this place. on the 10Th inst, by Rev.
J. Lyons. MIR. w. II. VENABLE, OF Atlanta,
Ga, to Miss S. c.. HoYT. daughter Of the
late Rev. Darius Hoyl, of Maryville. Tenn.
On the 9Th inst by Rev. J. w. Miller,
MrLEoNARD w. Huron. TO Miss MILNER
f. WALKER, both Of this county.
On the 9th inst. by Rev. A. F. Cox,
Mr.. DAVID GENNoE, to Miss CYNTHIA
JANE, daughter of John Taft, Esq. all Of
Meigs county.
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lI G dical Notice.
WIN. G.. NICE, NJ. D.,

NFFERS his professional services TO his
~ friends and the public generally.
Athens, March IA, lS5l-tf l20
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-03-25
DEATHS.

On "Wednesday morning, 18th inst, after sh' RI
he,l,ll painful Ecss, Mr. GERvIs GARDNER, in the:
lh year Of his age lea ing wife, eight children, and
lure circle Of relatives and friends the mClan
rhol bereavement In every relation Of life, whether
as husband parent, citizen lend nc was kind and
devoted useful the community and living cNcmPlar
q the Just and the upright OF him may II be truly
said that in the midst Of pcrvers generation, he was
bright siumg light, and ima la and u, der cir
run.anrcs he honest man, the nObicSt work Of
COl." As he lived throI Ia life ornament TO the
Christian Church. hu died at peace with the world and i'll
hll faith u glorious Immortality Hereafter: To the
widowed wife, and the young and helpless orphans may
the God Of their father protect and comfort them in the
Furucvs Of life and be them rock aud defence, i'll
every hour IT ubIc and danger
Iii. remain. Inferred Thursday, under the
direction the J. O. o. Fellows Of this town, and many
visiting rc hrcn, Of which Order h. most zeal us
and consistent member The large number Of tiZens
Who in attendance to pay their lt tribute Of re-
spccu the deceased afforded evidence OF the high
il which he universally held By the connu-
nifty.
In Ilcgcsvle, Berkeley county tie goth instant
Mr.. JAMES GWIN, aged about 80 years.
10 Waterford, nn the 18th inst, ELEANOR chill
TON rclct Of the late r. CHtLroN, Of Lynchburg, Va,
in the 65th year of her age.
Ia T.ec>burg. the 10th inst, the Rev. THOMAS
lRKBY, in the 73i year Of his age The deceased
native Of England hut for fifty years resident o.
this his adopted country, and forty three years resi-
den Of that place, aud local minister Of the Methodist r.
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON, CHAREESTOWN, NIRGINIA.
CARRIAGEs, CARRIAGES.

n HAVE now on hand and offer for sale, the
i LARGEST STOCK OF NEW CAR
RIAGES ever offered in. This county-consisting
OF six.passe1gef Rockayays, or Family Car
riages, Double and Singh Rockaways, Bnggies,
Chatiotees, Barouches, de-, and every deserip.
ton of Coach Harness-,Il of which were made
of the very beat materials. and by competent
workmen and will be slid on credit of 6 or
Ihaye no idea of leaving Charlestown, where
have been most liberdlls PaiToafzed for The last
l2 years, and hope, by constant attention 10 bu.
siness, to get the same Encouragement for IL
wears 10 come. w. j. HAWKS.
P. S.-Haying COMPETENT Harness Maker
in nv employ, am prepared to make NEW, OF
repair OLD HARNESS, al the shortest notice.
March 10, 1851. w. J. II.
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IN ". I'll DuHHtOTS LobCets Jus 'C,-S'''N -
IN choice assortment of Fancy and Staple
DRESS GOODS.
In Dress GOodS.-Rich Chcne, Brocade,
fgd, watered and changcable Silks; high lu-tre,
black Gro de Rhine, all prices; Canton Silks, ex.
Ina quality; Canton Grapes, fgd and plain; Bril-
lants, Silk Tissues; Silk Lnsrres Printed Ba-
Fege; Plain do; Organdics; Barge de LANES
fealbk EIernana; blk French prints; English do.
Also Mourning Goods, of all kinds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES capes. collars, cuffs,
and sleeves; Needle work'd do do do; French
worked Chemicetts; emb'd Linen Cambria Hand
Eerchefs, all prices.
ShawIs, VIsites, &c.-A large lot Of
Canton Grape shawls, white and colored, embroi-
teret and plain, from 10 to S 90; Paris VsitHs
snd MantHlas Rich. chine neck ribbons; black
ACE and silk shawls; complete assortment of
Hosiery and Gloves, OF every kind. Cloths, Cas-
Sinners and Vestings.
Irish Linens and Shooting, Of the best
makes, warranted all linen.
Domestic G Gods, all kinds, at low prices.
Merchants visiting Baltimore, are requested to
ealI and examine my stock before pm rchasng, as !
lee' confident that they will find many choice
goods which are not usually found in Exclusive
eooOlng stores. Baltimore, March %, 1851.
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pURITC SALE.

"AvING determined 10 discontinue house.
III keeping, will sell, at public sale, GA SA-
1'URDA Y, the 29Lh instant, all my property, viz:
excellent Mare, for saddle or harness;
very superior Cow;
first rate Buggy and Harness. complete
Wagon, for / or horses, complete, Gith
Shafts and Tongue;
I twohorse Hack, on three springs, with rub
Der, which would make good market or
pedling wagon, in complete order;
Saddles and Brides, or sets Harness.
A quantity OF Bacon & Lard. together with all my
Household Furniture,
Consisting OF Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding. Ia
bIes, Chairs, Bureaus, Safe. Clock, Wash and
WoTkstands, Wardrobe, Cupbnards, CarPeIing,
Plates, Dishes, Knives and Forks, 3 frst-Taie ten
plate Stoves and Pipe, Pots, Ovens, Tubs, Bue-
kets, Barrels, Boxes, Garden Tools. SbOvels,
Forks, &C., with every thing necessary for house
keepers.
Terms: Six months credit will be given on all
sums over 1--WE dollars, the purchaser giving bond
with good security. All sums of IS and under
cash. No property to be removed until the terms
are complied with. J. w. MeGINNIS.
March 10, 1901
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DEMONSTRATING.

lie Undersigned takes this method Of INFORM
Smith Shop, recently, aud for a long time carried
pnoy Dir. G. s. Gardner. decd. and is prepared
execute all kinds of work in his line Of business
no y, IN a way and manner that cannot be excell-
20 70 oy any in this section ofthe country. Work
notses carefully and substantially shod. Har-
less and Riding Horses shod In way and man
pea that will preserve their feet and enable them
- itsvel with ease to themselves. He therefore
1ardner, and all that may be pleased to favor him
slla their patronage, aud pledges himselft that his
eest endeavors shall be usedto give entire salts
seuon He hopes by strict attentionto business
= merit liberal share of pubic patronage. His
PticeS will be as reasonable as any other Shop.
JAMES E. MOLER.
Sharlestown. March 25, I851-3m.
g -. 3 EErnna Ilr.,la ar,r,, q
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AUCTION SALES.
PUEBLO SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
MILL be sold. n public sale, AZ my EesideHee.
w IN CharIestown, on Thursday. z7fh dey@
Mayeh, (instant.) all my
HousehoId q Kitchen Furniture
coxslsTNs II P4EI or
4 Beds and Bedding;
Carpets one nearly new;
1s 1.bIiTs. 1 cane bottom Rocking Do;
lirsl-rate Mahogany SidebOardj
Bureau, 3 Tables;
/ Cooking Stove Kitchen ComPaniOn) with
all the apparatusj
KucIleu Furniture Of every kind
1 large Kettle. Brass AndirOnsi
lG,okIng Glasses;
A vsrieIy Of Crockery aud Glassware
K0Iyes ana Forks, Candlestieks, WaiteTs;
Washs,anas and Bowie, 1 SAFE, / WARDROBE
bookcase. / Cupboard, first rate Clock;
Many valuable Religious Books
Picture Frames;
500 m. Bacon, lot Of Lard;
bbls. S,,st S,ap Saddler's Press
frsI rate Cow { WheelbaTTOW
Shades ShoVels, and Folks;
Corn, Hay, and Straw
MANY other articles NOT necessary n ennmeTate.
Terms: Tho above PrOPPTty WILL be sold gu q
credit Of SIX months by the purchaser giving
bond with approved security on all sums ahOse
S. under IS cash. No property 10 be removed
until the terms are complied with. Sale 20 CON-
menee n 10 o'clock.
A good servant Woman for hire. for the ha.
lance Of the year; she is good cook a1d washer
ADAM WHIP.
=, ,eE,
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Cloye2seed.

a. LOAD. Of No. Gloyerseed just arrived
n which we offer to the public on aecommoda-
finu terms either for cash or on credit or loan,
to E closed BY the firstot February next. That
on credit to bear INTEREST," and that on loan to be
returned in value and quality, also bearing in
terest. Call at our new concern. nearly opposite
the Bank, where we haYe the finest variety OF
Groceries: J.sH- SLOAN q co.
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Tie names Of correspondents are never re-
vealed.
gers, are responsible for the payment of all Prizes
sold in these Lotteries.
We are particular in sending the Printed
Drawings, the same day drawn, to all who buy
tickets OF US.
For Fortune, or at least good Prize.
Address JOHN C. tIAMMITT & CO.,
No l3 Light ST., Baltimore, Nd
baltimore March a. 1851.
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DIR. VIM, H. D. HALL,
HAS removed to the former residence Of
A-a David Humphreys, deGcased.
March %. la6l-8t. IF. P. Copy.
NOTIEEs

IT being reported that j intend in short time
i; u to leave Charlestown, deem it properto pub
sire is to pay all my debts, and in order to accom-
pltsh this purpose, or later, will contain
here, hoping that the community in which lave
enjoyed the pleasures and cultured the pain OF
professional life for u years, will sustain mig in
ting myself hereafter solely asiq industriousy to
the practice Of medicine, my Professional service
can be commanded, whenever sud wherever de-
sired, unless prevented by sicEness of myself or
family. JOHN j. II. STRAITE.
March 2b. 1851.
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BAmBOROUGH'S

celebrated WHEAT FAN
lndShfactnre and vend Bamborough's cele-
bratad Wheat Fan in the Counties of Jefferson,
Clarke, Frederick and Berkeley, Va, are now
prepared to furnish them to the public, warrant.
ing'them to be the best separator in the United
States For further particulars see circular.
ZIMMERMAN & co.
Ckarlestown, March 20, 1851.
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March a5, 1851.

Virginia, to wit;
4 e rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
N cult Court of Jefferson county, on the 9Th
day of March, 1851
Frances E. Reed, by her next friend, John W.
Hart, ,,,e,r PLAINTIFF
George w. Reed, DEFENDANT.
IN CHANCERY.
This suit is brought by the Plaintiff for the
purpose of obtaining a divorce from the bond OF
Il appearing on affidavit filed in this suit, that
The Defendant is not resident of this State, he
is hereby required 10 appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order and iS DO
mater. Il is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published once week for four successive
weeks in the Spirit of Jefferson" and posted
at ina front doorofthe Court House OF this conns
~. an the first 4day Of the next County Court of
jefferson Acopy-Teste,
March IL, 1851. R. T.. BROWN, CTk.
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CANAL TRADE.

.,,irals and Departures al Cumberland, for Tie
tOeek ending Saturday.
ARRIVALS.
March IL. H. Casey; Byrodcs; Fish, Salt, Hard
Sl March Is ii c. Phelps, NIcCarey; Oysters I2i
D'' March IL cAhart; Robinson; l2I mil s.
March l3- Ohio Baker; j. james; lS5 miles.
March Isl. IL. Ensuingcr; Eusmingcr; Dry
Goods, Groceries, Furniture, &c., 1855 miles.
March I5-NIaryla Fh. Gallcesc; Pig Iron' 81
miles ,o,,,
q rlllrs
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DEPARTURES.
MARRIAGES.

Near BeLlngton, Va, on Thursday evening the 18Th
Mach III, by Rev. JUH~ LrGmT, Mr. JOSIAH D..
ANIB\, of IIagcrstOwn, Md, to Miss MARTHA
SHAFFER, of berkeley county.
In IcIgrsvillc on Wclm sday last ny the Rev. J. F.
Un.oN, MIR. WALTER IL. LINGiAAIFELTER TO
that placc.
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For sale,

a LOT Of new SKATER and Plain Saddles;
AZ one double set OF Harness, (new); one Sc
icond.hand Batonche, nearly new, suited for one
or two horses, will be sold on accommodating
i.a,i, - = " w. MOORE.
: a Chs Depot, March Is.
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March Is. 1851.
Valuable Mill Property, Land, &c.
In MARKET.

HNHE nndersigned, as Executors OF William
III F. Lock. decd, will sell, al public auciion,
in front of the Court House door, in ChaTestoWn.
ON Monday. lsth day Of Nag. Ccourtday9 the
Valuable MIL Property,
belonging to the heirs of said deceased, situated
in the suburbs of Charlestown. This Mill IS on
Ebbert's Run, which is a neVer-faiing stream,
furnishing at all ordinary seasons an abundant
Fsnppiyof water for the Mill, and sufficient 70
spaie for many useful manufacturing purposes.
This Mill is situated in the very centre OF one o:
the finest wheat growing counties IN the State Of
Virginia, in sight Of the Winchester and Poto-
mac Railroad, aud but Eve miles from the Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad, or eight from the Ches-
apeake Canal. The mill is built OF stone, three
stories high, with wing OF extensive capacity,
used at present for the storage Of barrels, NC,
but designed when erected for WOODEN or Cot
ton Factory. The Mill is now in complete re.
pair, having three run of Burrs, and capable OF
manufacturing five thousand barrels OF -four per
annum, and machinery for grinding 200 tons OF
Plaster, which can be easily manufactured and
sold. 1t has in addition a run OF country WORK,
(Which il has ample capacity TO executeO unsur-
passed by any Mill in the Valley, the tolls OF
which, as we'll as the Ofal, can be disposed OF TO
the citizens of the town, and the farmers IN the
immediate neghbOrhood, on the very best terms
and for ready money, thereby giving to the miller
valuable consideration for that, which to mills
less favorabIy situated. is unimPortant. AS re-
CARDS the market for -four, the town consumes
some IL or 1900 barrels per annum, which can
be sold at the Mill for the Baltimore price, there
by saving to the miller the transportation on the
same Taking all things into consideration. this
is one among the most desirable investments for
men of limited capital, of any property now in
market in the healthy and beautiful Valley OF
Virginia.
There is attached, and will be sold with the
6 or Acres OF Land,
"A on which there is a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
Si55 Ra good COOPER SHOP, and other
necessary aPPurtenances.
U At The same time and place, We shall also
offer at public yendue,
80 AcreT OF choice Land,
located along the stream which is the source OF
the Mill. This Land is in a high state Of cuitl-
walton, though naturally most fertile and produc-
tive. It will be sold either in whole or in parts,
as purchasers may desire.
Terms If Sale: The terms Of sale on the
above property will be one-third in hand the re-
sidus in four equal animal payments, bearing IN
terest from the day of sale. The interest on the
deferred payments to be paid annually:
JOHN J. LOCK,
THOMAS LOCK,
Executors IF VIM. F. Lock, decd
March 10, lS5l.-ts
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PORTER'S
Patent Graduating Tlvycre.

TIME undersigned having purchased the ex-
Il elusive right of the counties of Jefferson
and Clarke, for the manufacture of TWYERES
for BIacksmith's FORCES, which, wherever they
have been tried, have proved themselves superior
to any thing OF the kind ever before invented. II
has advantages which no other Twyere pos
sesses:
lst The blast can be regulated effectually 80
as to suit any kind of work.
3D. The blast can be kept clear at all times
without the use of poker, or without breaking
and shaking the fire, thus enabling the Smith to
take clean clear heat.
3rd. By actual experiment it saves one third
of the Fuel, while the work can be done one.
fourth faster.
9TH. The blast is removed eight or nine inches
from the back, which is a great advantage to
the Smith, doing crooked or difficult work. -.
9th. 1t is not liable to get out oforder and will
W GEO. T. s. ZIMMERMAN.
CharIestown, March ls, 1851.
The following, among other certificates will
show that it has given complete satisfaction:
U. s. ARMoRY, Harpers Ferry, Va.
Mr. ROBERT ID. PoRTER-Dedr Sir: The
Twyeres placed by you in two of the Forging
Fires in this establishment about three years
since, are still in constant use, and have no
doubt will last three or four years longer, as
they appear to be but slightly impaired. con-
slider them superior 10 any nave ever seen III
use, for economy, durability. and their peculiar
adaptation to any kind ofwork. find, by refer
ring 10 the coal accounts kept against each fire,
that your Twyeres save at least twenty-five per
cent; besides, the facilities afforded for keeping
up a good FIRE aids materially to increase the
amount of work.
Yours, respect'ly A j. WRIGHT,
Foreman of Forging Shop.
cheerfully endorse the facts set forth in the
ahova certificate n BURTON,
Aching Master Armorer.
From the strong terms OF approval IN which
the several firemen at this Almory, who have
tried it, speak of the TWyere, invented and pa
tented by Mr. Robt. d. Porter, and also the re-
COMMUNICATION of the Foreman ofthe forging de-
partments, and of the Master Armorer, have
sdopted it for use at this Armory.
JOHN .SYMINGTON,
Mgor Of Ordnance.
Harpers.Ferry, March 5, 1851.
This is TO certify that have had two of Mr..
Robt. d. Porter's Patent Twyeres in constant
use, in my Coach Smith Shop, for three years,
and | am convinced they are a great saving oil
coal and fire in taking heat.
During the three years, mine have been in use,
there has been no occasion torrepairs. Ibeleve
thew will last for 30 years or more without re-
nair. WELLS ]. HAWKS,
Coach Maker.
Cbarlestown, March 6. j 1851.
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virginia, Jefferson County. set:
liz THE CouNTY Court,
March Term, 1851

In THE COUNTY COURT,
March Term, 1851.
NNORE than two years having elapsed since
IHk the qualification in this Court of George
B. I}eaIl, as the Administrator of Thos. Brother
ton, decd, on motion of John w. Brotherton. a
dislributee of said decedept, it is ordered : That
the creditors of said Thomas Brotherton, ap
pear.on the 9th daysof June next, at the Office
of Commissioner Robt. Wbrthington, in Charles
town. with their debts, the said Worthington be
ing hereby appointed to settle the amounts ofthe
said Administrator And it is further ordered,
t6at:the said creditors appear intbfs Court on the
nth day of June next, that being the I'd day OF
quarterly Term of.this Court, and show cause,
if asy there be, agafnstthe payment and delivery
of tie estate of the said decedent to his disribu-
tees, and that a copy of this Order be published
and posted as directed by the 32d section OF chap
ter i3s of the Code of Virginia.
. e'F! T. a. MOORE. CI'x.
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@oratous 9lbenres
PLEASE OBSERVE

Correspondents will please bear in mind that the pr
Of Packages Of Quarter Tickets only are published
in this paper. -tssss
The Printed official drawings which correspondents
rely upon being correct, are always forwarded
from Pyfer Il Cos.
Bank Drafts Certificates of Deposit payable in Gold
sight, will be promptly temitted 10 those coresPon'
dents who draw prizes at Pytsr - Cos.
1ukees Gun SlEaSs four Of
the most splendid prizes in scheme.
" after the result is KNOWN the readers of this paper
have only to remit cash traits prize tickets, the
old established far famed nd truly fortunate Exchange
and Lottery Brokers, PYFER & CO.
No. Light Street, Baltimore, Md
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Household and 4
Furniture,

Embracing nearly every thing useful to House
keepers, among which are
Pair Bedsteads and Bedding;
Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. Stands, Sci
Barrels, Hogsheads, Tubs, &c;
Together with many other articles unDeeessa-
" to mention
TERMs.-Six months credit will be given on al
sums over five dollars, tie purchaser giving bond
aud approved security sums under 50 cash.
No property to be removed until the terms are
compIied with. JAMES LESLEY.
J. W. McGlSEls, AuctiOneer.
March Is. 1851.
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NOTICE
Vegetable or BIOOd.PurifriDg
BgTTGREIe

OAU'ALGAG$so
Warranted free from any Ingredient Detrimcn
tai to health,
Stomach and BOwe's, Dyspepsia, ChO-
Head, &C.,
MO fluid or medicine has ever been discover.
In ed Which SO nearly resembles the Gastric
Juice or saliva in decomposne: food and strength
eniDg the Organs of Digestion these BiTters.
They positively cure every case of Dyspepsia,
ChoLic, COstirenesS, GildineSs Of The Head, Loss
nj Appetite, and many other ills 10 which the hrI-
human system is heir. If any doubt the truth of
this assertion, invite them to try one bottle and
if they find it not true, return lhe bottle and re-
ceive their money.
These Bitters lave cured AMI are now curing
numerous cases Of
Diarrhrd, Ague and Ferer, ChiHs, Heartburn,
Pain in the Side, BrecSt. Back and
LoinS, Female NIGtadieS,
and many other diseases arising from an impure
state Of the Blood and arrangement OF the di ges-
tive functions. They have stood the test OF ex-
pPrience, and should be kept in every family as
well as by every SINCE individual.
Price so Cents per Bottle, or
Sig Bellies for g.! SO.
FOR SALE BY
IT. DALTON HAMMOND,
EfarperS Ferry.
GEORGE w SWEFrZER,
March %, I8ol-6m. Char1estomn.