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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

Before Hon. judge Mason.
Pes Robert p. LarnTs Is. .f1rdtfn Assrob -
Thi. va. an action 20 the value II tso paint
ing. executed by james VIII eho-n for the defcnds
end the claim for uhich vas assigned BY him " the
plaintiff one vas q homssissd landscape, f35, and
tie other portrait OF Mrs hessrole. for whi.h 10 IL
alleged the sum Oh t75 ras ssreed 20 be given. The
defer :. that the paintings not satsa0toriy
dore aud that Whtehorn svresd r. take fl2 fer The
andscaPe and also thst IT, pe-'rst vss not gccd
hsspess snd las never been finished Ad,QgrneG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

great aavsbtsgsa pose,sd BY hs mach It's simpi
city q C,nsrurt a. 10 durability is want OF LIABILITY
GET 3rt q rsrsr - cerAn opers with straight line
needle rernstng TIE lsntth ~ tie sth b msrey
ms ius tcter and Ice sdspthtnn % Mud Of ssvinr
IRON stitcht shirt bosom oaf.aa boots Thee
sines a. IN ration and for sale ~ Howard Plsee
es.cp cosr u ruton ard Pine streets srookyn
y BowsrY nnd - the principal ee 2s5 Brosdrsy opp
site the 80 Hall. Nov York. w.. sTssEax CD. q
r y Tae Ergish and French patents aRs the right to
msnufacture sad sell these achines Sorh
and south safeuza, LiEois aad California; for sale
"a. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

ARRIVAL or tLEET o. SorAsE RagEp VEs-
sErs- We had quite an immense number Of srri.
walls al this port yesierday-iacluding vessels from
China. South America, Pacific, Yves; India Tsaads
London, Liverpool, Havre, AMI other foreign poas;
besides a great many from home ports. The
whole number entered yesterday was sixty.eiaht-
the square risged vessels numbering fory.two, and
many Of them OF the largest class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

will shd fr'orr ola Wholesale and Uras store sta
stsd 70 fsv-' Atrg tom ctntainng 100 nhahitaa tn
IN Tt bore tide 20 the city. The
rate cash tusns Tie isht manu.eure several very
TroG:ae :rtcIss wir h Even. Satisfactory reast gives
for selling. NonN Tld apply uulofs they 81 COO
eewt-'he balance IN ~ months undoubted security
Apply. rer iette- 10 NediCus. usfad once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

q Compotitrs 70 set IRON pnoaosraphic maui
teFlpt " T. G. LELAND vii commence the nsru elton
o. se,s or orposor for this purpose at 25 Broadway
toIer Bradys Dasssrreotype Gallery THURSDAY
FEBRUARY l5 ath oclecf Tickets. to printers for tho
rough eeure OF twenty lessons 50 50 lm
pnps otner ran printers. may be admitted, to whom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

TlK woRLD's FMR.-As this is probably the
last day for sending in articles int nded for the
Worlds Fair, and as il il likely the st. Lawrence
~iIl sail to-monow ", there lie not a moment 10 be
res, by those who desire to send their coainbu.
rona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

ter No ~ broadway informs his and the public
In general that hs patterns for Genlcrnen Hats
spring Of 1851 ready for inspection and sale
has a!so made arrangement in bis manufacturing deps
ment ntle AZ the shotss. notice styles Of
snt the taste bee me features. and make the Of
his hatsA true leader Of fashion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

ye,y nssfsr w o. Tsspse sasaia call :, Bs,ehseys
be Perfectly understands AL their no mItsr
bow coult he fails NJ The head; Knows
bis business ana uskss basines Of IL COPY his address
And niu AcAt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

qnid h.r DIe, celebrated in Lendon. Pks Boston,
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore Warrington So, ouly be
cured genuine 81 the mandatory all street. New York
The putI aSst beware e ooupterst See my various d.
rom,s " 4! w sale wA0lssals and ros applied Cors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

CHRsrY's MiSsrRrLs are still as great favoritss az
ever. The houses crowded; and the vocal and In
Ornamental performances give general satisfaction
great taste.
Fellows MISsrRELs-This band of minstrels are
as usual, amusing their patrons with their negro me
lodies and ineru ental performances. Mr.. Briggs
very talented performer takes his benefit the last
Wednesday OF this tn. He deserves u bumper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

Commissioners, which has never been contra
dcted; and the report. now before US, admits that
there was, Al least, one case deserving Of punish
ment Though the majority Of the Commissioners
have expended large space, in special pleading,
to uphold their new medical hobby, they may rest
assured, that the public will arrive at very dife-
rent conclusion; and that the day is not distant,
when that system will be broken up, and one more
conclusive TO the health OF the emigrants adopted
in it's stead. We may revert to some OF the s.ats-
tics of this report on another occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

ooldmit h. The popular teseher of Pea peculiar
eities for TO private well pu
pus Hf reduc-d priees for the latter will with
present month Those intending to join should all
ss possible at 1ss broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

Hair cr Hktsker tho moment IL withont injury
70 the hair o. skin IL can be washed Immediately wthoas
dirturtns TIE color and has bad odor 10 applied or
sold % PhALONs viz Factory No. III Brosdway oorror
OF Der streets and BY s the Druggists city aud country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12
L. r. HARRISON,
GSRRAA D WILLETr.


tnrs tnis evening at half past o'clock At the Hope
Gheptl .!s Broaowsy. beet" The functions of TIE
Lung and the causes prevention. and of Consum
ane Ertpebit The Doctor is slwas sloqp eat
Gus aLd Instructive Aemttance twelve aud hal cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12
Count o. General Sessions.
Before the Reeordsr and Aldermen Frauklin and

Dooiey.
Frs. il -Th.f ~ Money Caught in the .4ct-A
smooth faced youpgeter called Gilbert Cromwe alias
George williams who has heretofore passed through
the various grades of petty crime, placed ct the
bar charged ~ih burglary In the oond degree. ana
grand larceny In feoniously entering the sleeping
loom, come cited with the grocery store OF Messss.
Zw,nger Clott, At the corner Of Delaney and Wiet
sire etc. and stealing th-refrom $l67 rs. It In
proof, that Hr Z~ing-r was awakened from sleep at
an early hour the 18th Dscen Der and on locking up
saw come person in the room. He ct once jumped up
and seized the prisoner, at the same time calling 10
his partner. light was procured and IL vas feusd
that trunk had been opened ana the .ooySs
amount of money taken from 1t On searc1 ins the.
prisoner the money found on HIS per son he war.
therefore delivered over to the poe. The proof or
tho burglary not sufficient Id the pYooecu tor,
Abandoned that count In the Indictment. The evi.
dence Of the grand larasny clear; and the jury
without leaving the returned verdict OF guilty
OF grand larceny Th- Court sentenced the prisoner
to the State prison for years and . months.
Passing Fatse Ioken.-A mau named John Swsbo
da was put on trial charged vito psseiog IS Globe
Bank bill on the Sd DAY of July last Matthias Com
ners asegar maker doing business ut las Greenwich
street. nr Conmsrs app AIRED and testified positive
y that the prisoner passed the ooe Bank bill upon,
him. ana received 70 cents worth OF s1gass aad
III good money IL exchange for il. These facts
proven but on the part Of be defence it va, shown
that the prisoner WAS Gerfnsn and understood the
English language hut tmperfectly and that he was n
mas OF fret rate character The jury returned .
diet CT not guilty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

watches IN great variety, for sale j. "
SAVAGE % Fulton street, :. aso sole nAnufae-
tufsr Of The Hchs.u Ever Pon ed Gaid excel
al others in hnish aud durability Watches and Gold Pens
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Movements or Distinguished Peop,e.

nj Ns~6old Philadelphia; T. Stephens, dermsn-
town; 8. Lee, II III Elliott, Waterbury: T
Alexander, Long Island; j p. Allen, Bosten, were
Hotel
j. P Boyd and lady, Portland. Maine; j. NJ Ford
Philadelphia J. Keen, do; w. Caper Boston; g.
Adams, do 8 Elton do W. III. Briggs, do; r Draper
Go DR.. A IL. Buchanan, Nashville. Tenn j. o Evans
Buffalo; g. Earl Boston; Capt X Ii. Tuckey, Charles
ton, arrival yesterday at thu Irving House.
G. A. johnson q z, Pickering, Boston; II. D arl
ing, do; q II Newhau. Conn j. Barnes, Boston; J.
Anderson Savannah; II Bedel Georgia, we're amonfa
the arrivals yesterday, at tina American
A. Ii. Ward Boston; A. Bradbury, Mass Rev T.
Drummond Maine; q. Bacon, Boston; J. Fairbanks,
40 brigham, Savannah; Capt. Rowe, Cornwall
have arrived at the Astor
B. II. Smith. Texas; j. II. Mygatt, W. r. Brown
Chas Pari,h VI Coeheron, 3. Bra.her, d. W. Prem.
tiee, ID. N. Mccienahan G. Lawley, W. Wallace,
Alabama; u kittridge, W. II. Peck, Louisiana;
Bortley,J NJ. skinner, Georgia; Lewis, Fl. E. Hicks
Howard Hoiei -
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knor, the Halter, aud Leader OF Fashion
fer Gentmens Hate 12s Fulton street will introduce the
stole fee tie season on Saturday, 15Sh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-12

Thomas. j. Knight, Jr convicted at Augusta IA,
Of the killing Of Wills H. Hughes has been sent to the
ronitentisry fer fcar years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
CHAnLEsrowN, MALTA LODGE, No. So,
I-EAEl -A-n 1881 I

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to take from
among Us our very worthy, and much beloved Brother,
esteemed, not aInly as a high minded, virtuous aud US !.
full citizen, but as am'st Jealous Ma, on, whose cardinal
principles, not only in profession but in practice, were
Friendship, Mo,ality aud Brotherly Love ,-Therefole
RESOLVED, IsT. That this Lodge, ofwhich he was a
member, and the Fraternity at large, have sustained by
his death an irr"parablc loss.
Resolved %. That we do most heartily unite with
the afflicted family ofthe deceased, in mourning our de-
part d brother, fondly hoping that our loss may be his
. Resolved 30. That we wear the usual badge OF
mourning for the space 4 ninety days, and that the Lodge
be cl.thed III mourning for six months.
REsoLvE0 4rH.t II at a copy ofthe above resolutions
be transmitted to the family Of the deceased, and to the
papers Of the town for publication.
by orders Of w, 81, and Brethren. q
July %, 1855. -. F. W. DREW, ssEe,Y.
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DEATHS.

Departed this life on Thursday, the 10th Of July, al
his residence in st. Louis county Missouri, MIR. IHOS,
X. HUMPHREYS, formerly Of this county, aged about
81 years. He leaves a wife and several children in Mis-
there as here, 10 mrEaurd his unexpected demise.
At her residence in this town, on. Saturday night last,
aftefa long and protracted ilnesss, MIS-. WELLS, consort
of the late CARVER Willis oil this county, aged about
so years;
AT Middleway jefferson, Co3Va.t on the 2lst inst,
after a severe, aud protracted illness, Mrs. MARGARET
F-ARNswoREH, in the. 6lst year ofher age. !.
In Baltimore, at 9 O'Clock, A. M, on thS oath Instant
DR.. NJ CARRY, an eminent practitioner, and ac-
comp1ished scholar, of Harpers. Ferry.
On Tuesday last, at the residence ofhis father in Berke-
Icy county, MIR. JOHN SMITH. aged about 81 years.
In Smithffeld after an affecting illness. oftwo weeks,
G. w. DICE, only son off. B. and s. Z. GRuHER, in
the LIST year OIL. his age. astn
The Saviour, with inviting voice,
Says, ''Let little children Gomez"
For them there's love within nay breast,
And in my Kingdom room:
AZ Cincinnati, On the 29lI Of May last, Of consump-
ton, in the Both year of his age, JACOB KREPS, for
merly Of Harpcrs.Ferry.
On Saturday, 18th inst. at the residence Of her son, in
Fauquier county. Mrs. ORA relict of
the tate RicnAnD II. HESDEasoN, Esq.
On the 2ad instant, in Winchester Mrs. MARY
of the late JAMES LITTLE, Esq.
On the 23d instant, LAURA VIRGINIA, AGED three
months and twenty six days, infant daughter OF J. b.. I.
aud L. "A. REED, of Winchester.
On tile 23d instant. THEODORE, son OF Mr.. JACOB
LYDER, Of Winchester, aged about ~ years.
On the 10th instant, at his residence on Back Greek,
Of dropsy, MIR. THOMAS MARPOLE, aged 81 yeas.
The deceased resided in Frederick county for about
sixty years.
ssIn the midst oflifeiw we are in death.'' How truly
pec,ed death Of Mrs. EARREET KEREooTsssifs. %
lDF.tFRANKL1H J!sR EkFooT, of LIewellyns in Clarke
county, WHO departed thislife on "Wednesday, the l4th
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U-Correspondents will observe that the price
of Packages of Wholes are only given above.
half and quarter packages are in proportion.
sAFiutasFssat are stfietl5ncdntienttat.
We are particular to always send the Printed
official Drawings as soon as over, to those whp
buy tickets of MS
No orderldirected TO our address has ever been
known to misoaTry.
For prompt attention and good Prizes,
Address HAMMETT g. COOK,
No. IS Light ST., BaAinlOre, Nd.
Baltimore. July 90. 1851.
YdAeU DemOcrnf please cOpv.
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Posr.OFrlcE SrAnrs-Seyenteen hundred
dollars worth of postage stamps weresold during
business hours in Boston, in one day-this, too,
under the rule that no individual can purchase
more than three dollars worth at a tine. The
reduction of postage has, even at this early pc.
Rod, given ample evidence that correspondence
has been and will be. materially increased.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
AsnrnEn prvolnr1oSARY soLnIrn eoSE.

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY bDLNIEN uUSb'
Capt. WILLIAM LEWIS departed this life at his
residence in CuIpepcr county, on "Wednesday, the 18th
of June, 1851. He was born on The sth Of April, 1863,
and entered the service Of his country IN her Revolution
ary struggle, at the asesofl6. He was married in early
life, and had thirteen sons and two daughters. lie IS as
an afcctipnats husband aud father, and a good ~neighboT
and kind master.
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NOTICE.

fam compelled to catfapoaa all persons whose
il accounts atamy store have been running for
three Yeas and upwards, now TO come forward
and paw what they owe me. / cannot give fur
ther induIeencelI have already INDUCED many
of them too long, and tony own great enbarrass-
ment. i hope, therefore, they viii not neglect
this notice, as / cannot and will not wait logger
upon them. JONA.S S. SMITH.
BsrrgviIe. JBIy I, 1851.
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DAILY LINE

REr1FEESS
EEESBURG AND POINT or ROCKS.
EEIHE Subscriber Is now running 4 tWo-horse
= Coach, daily. Sunday excepted between
LeesbuFs aud tlle Point of Rocks. leasIng The
former place every morning 81 8 O'Clock. andar
living al the Point ID time for the mp train frOm
Baltimore to BGmherIand. aud the latter place
after thekarrSafdf the down tEgiH from Cumbel.
land to Baltimore.
Having a good COACH gentIeehorses and a
and comfortable trip. Fare, each way,SI,
7 Packages, Of ali Kinds, will be taken TO and
from the Point atmodeTate charges.
EDEN FOUCHE.
Ieesburg, Va, July %, is5I.-lm.
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ANA marness tor sale.

ON the first day of August Court, before, the
" Courthouse lp ChaGlestown, Jefferson coun
ty, Virginia, I win offer at public sale, a CAR
RAGE AND HARNESS for tw6 horses. They
Strider by Wells. J. Hawks,
A credit Of three months will be given, the
purchaser giving his bond and satisfactory secu-
rity for theIprice.
Also, at The same time and place, I viii offer
for sale a Negro Man m edJERRY about fifty
years Of age, the joint property Of James w.
a good farm Neutrality-suspicious. aggo'he was some
what injured, but is a valuable slave notwith.
81. j. LEE, Aam'r Of
J. W. Slridsr & Guardian IF his children.
July 90. 1881.
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The Ro@nsy Meefing-Mr. Bedinger.
From Aeaomnex Argus.

49, Me- %
Mr.. EDfToR /: | havsthis moment seen, for the
first time, 10 alate Winchester Virginian, an ar
Eticle. over the signature ''aEVgthe," which halls
a from the "South4Branch, Hampshtre:' Now,
:the writer ofthfs reckless article certainly shoots
Every wide of thelmark in:one of his random shots.
For instance, in reference TO our recent Demo
%iEcratics Meeting, in Ros1hey, which ratified the
.Winchester ominatiofsn Of the thiIdofl April last,
he uses this lang hage s. No,o, sqirs ktis Meeting
seas cal1ed, By Mr.. Bediagger.1
sNow,,hIR EDITOR, tosllow ynu,and allothers
whomdit may concerns that this asseftiongo Of
I" Wvthe,,'' is not founded upon facts.Igwitl here
state a few stut6or faees, ttothe trdtllfofwldch i
E:amlwilling at any moment TO quality
Some tensor Twelve days betoteabe Meeting
sini questions; i addressed 3 letter to ColsBedinger
I:informing him. OF ii, ard urging his, TO attend il
sand.therein define alnoidly his views snPon the
Suuestions, Compromise Secession, andDlstt'tton.
no this letter, lie promptly fresPonded in SArh a
manner as thorongh1y d that II gave
Ffhim the first intimation that he had that such q
xMeetinpwas aboutheiAg held; andtlatihew9ntd
Sattendffrie hespossiblYs could. He didsatiendIt
:and. atthe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the nnnsrons3p Demo
lGcfats then and there pfesent, he made a speech
and a VERY able and aEistactoryo one too,fr@tich
fhei gasefh his view 5 full ]. upon The. aforesaid cues
Nov. Mr.. Ep1roR, what becomes sofsthe reek-
Tess assertion of . W1Hhe'N that I. fAiS Meeting
,1as caHed o. MI Be5lagEe r3 e Why It falls 70
:ihe GROUND where IL @a44ssf.dol6tless be indignant
kIy stamped oponsb by eH6kSy love ttuth and. fa1r
dealing. EsliusGcsBx hone .taotgkt HeacenS
;sho1Hd falI.'s 1mhasteT
AshdaNfsHIs DEMOCRAT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
GAULT HOUSE
HARPER s. y "a.

TIHIs estabit.hnenf has been recently traovat.
ed aud i supplied with the choicest bEands
of Liquors. They viii keep constantly on hand
every article Of eating, in season, sueh ~ PICK.
LED OYSTERS, SARD1NES, CRABS &c
As they intend eond1ctDg the House in the
most quiet and Peaeeable anner they expect
the patronage of those Tequiring any thing in their
line. Passengers on the Railroad can be wait
ed on with promptitute. They invite aseall frOm
''s D BkowN & CHAMBERS.
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SUPERIOR WHEAT FANS.
Look 10 your interest, Farmers.

Look 10 your Interest, Farmers.
TNHE subscriber Is pow putting mp ready tor
immediate use AZ the Coach Factory Of ME;
Wells J. HAWKS IN C6arIsstoWn. come bundled
or more of the very latest and must tshpFoted
WHEAT FANS,
known as the " Genessee FaImer,'' and which
has superseded the use of almost every other Ean
in The State efNew York aDd other Wheat grow
ing States in the North. Il ia adapted 10 clean
log every description Of seed. and asa Clover
Seed or Timothy cleaner, has no superior any
where. This Fan has been mOst fully tested,
and every wheIe elicited the highest eOmmenda.
ton. Ithas taken the premium At several Ofthe
best Northern exhibitions, and for superiority of
construction, capacity for working, and eeonnmy
of price, stands unrfsalIed. Farmers Of JefeT-
sou and The Valley Of Virgins, have now an OPP
portnnily of supplying themselves with an article
adapted to their wants, and q Is hoped early APP
PiicatiOn may be made, as the Fans are now ready
for delivery. Orders addressed 10 me At Charles
town will be promptly attended TO. md the Fans
delivered at any reasonable point designated ,fSes
of charge. JAMES RuNYAN.
ChaFIestown, June "a, ls5I-Sm.
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HAlIMETT & COOK,
LOTTERY & fxcsANGE BROKERsr

No. Is Light g, Beai"ors,Aa
EROM our known celebrity in luck We might
q present the following schemes without Que
word OF comment /; but justice 10 ourselves and a
due tegard1o the interests oithose @hoswish 70
adventure in Eolteties, command as 70 speak out
make known where the most probable chance
Of success may be found. 1t is Al our office,
& COOK,
Nos ssIdghl Strssa BdniSsors Mssslap
Look below att.the great variety 81 fich Schemes
to Sc &c drawn I'd the month OF 1s6I.5sSo
make your selections, and sendEon yonr orders
without delayrt the ever lucky aud tar-famed
pri4s Office or HAMMETT COOK.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

Jenny Lind sParodi. and Madame Bishop, are
are aI three in New York State singing in the
various young cities between the Hudson and
Lake: Erie. f SIC
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HBAyYsREcElPrs.-Th receipts from customs
amounted to! $l,O46t 99i 80. 4 Hsf7
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TO RuILDERS.

THE subscriber wishes to employ Rock Quar-
Il riers, Stouemasons, Carpenters and Wheel
wrights, for the purpose of putting a full set Of
Buildings, Con a farm3 and a large Mill. l will
either employ By the day or month, or let out on
contract. Any one desiring employment on the
above named work, must make immediate aPpli-
cation in person. JAS. CASTLEMAN,
!GdstIenrGn's Ferry, Clarke county, Va.
july -. Is5l-4t
FIR Press and Baltimore Sun copy IT., and send
bill. to this Office. -
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r,a1iscfIIal1eons Notices,
RELIGIOUS NOTE

The Rev. Bishop Johns, will preach IN ssn1tthtie'S
on next Friday. morning at eleven o'clock: Immediately
after which, the laying of thecorner stone of the new
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ExPoRTs OF FLoUR-The exports OF flour
from this country uptothe 18th OF June, amount
ed To i ,0l8.s69 barrels against 317,0I6, during
the same periodlast year.. The exports oflwheat
during, the same period were a44 ,926, against
400 ,329 last year. The excess is valued at
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PUBLIC SALE. Ill
gXNIlLLsbe sold, atIlbe late residence Of WIN.
S. Lock, decd, on SA1BRDAY2 9tke Of
August, the following proPefty,loawil:
One Sorrela Horse; i
i new Rockaway, msds6bysW J. Hawks;
2 Cartss (nearly new D
0 "A lot of Walnat PLANK;
2 Mich Cows, Zone witha young Galf)
The aboyeprpoefty.w will be soldsan a credit of
six months. JAMES WYSONG,l
- ezu HsJOHNsD. LINE ,kts5
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29


WE are receiving by daily arrivals from
w Europe, our Fall aud Winter assortment o!
Rich fashionable, Fancy Silk & Millinery Goods.
We respectfully invite all cash Purchasers
thoroughly, 70, examine our stock and prices, and
as ETERE e we feel confident our Goods
and Prices will induce them to select from our
establishment. Particular attention is devoted TO
Millinery Goods, and many of the articles are
manufactured expressly to onr ordet, aud cannot
be surpassed in beauty. style and ebeapness.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Neck
and Belt.
Satin and Tafieta Ribbons, Of all widths and
4coIoFs.
Silks, Satins, Velvets, Uncut Velvets for hats.
Feathers, American and French Artificial
Flowers.
PufiDgs aud Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings. large assortment.
EmbrotdeEles, csnes Collars, Updersleeyes
and Cnfs.
FineE Embroidered REVERE and HemstitchCam-
brio Handkerchief.
Erapes, Eisies, TaEletehs, Illusion and Cap
yajescienes, Brussels. Thread, Silk and Lisle
$50 Thresd Lagos.
!, Kid, Silk, Sewing Six dhisle Thread, Me'ino
Gloves and Mli;s.
Figured and Plain SRfss. Book, BjshopIAWn
r and Jseonef Mlsiins-
English, FRENCH AmerfEah and Italian Straw
New York, July Is, lS5l-2m