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cH-GRAss. --Attempts are making to intro
ducc east of the Mississippi the bunch grass which
the emgrants to the land of gold find nutritious
for their cattle in crossing the Rocky mountains.
II grows on hill-sdes, preferring pcbbly and sandy
which contains abundance Of saccharine matter.
The dry summers the mountains ripen II in
May or June, and the hay the stalk remains
good all winter till the following year 1t IL said
to give the flesh of neat cattle fine flavor.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04
Illness OF Mr.. webster.

A telegraphic despatch, received from Phil
adelphia yesterday, informs us that Mr.. WEB
srER was i'll at the Columbia House, in that
city; and that he proposed to leave for Marsh
field on Saturday, (to-morrow,) if sufficiently
recovered
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04

We learn by telegraph that PHILIP ALLEN,
Democrat, has been elected Governor of Rhode
Island by majority of 600. GEORGE G.
KING, Wing, and BENJAMIN F. THURsToN,
Democrat, have been elected to Congress.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04

LEWISTON SUSPENSION BRIpGE.-The Lockport
democrat says that few days since the strength Of
the Suspension Bridge was tested in the presence
OF Judge Mullett, the directors, and other gentle
men interested in the work. Fifteen or twenty
loaded wagons, besides numerous carriages filled
with people, were driven over it at the same time
without making the slightest perceptible impress
sion on it. This magnificent structure lie now near
" finished. II will entirely supersede the ferry,
making the passage Of the Niagara at that point
much more cheap and safe. II is now used for that
purpose, though not quite completed.
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nf...achu,ett. SENATOR.

A twentieth balloting has taken place in the
Massachusetts, Legislature, in which Mr.. SUM
NER lacked twelve votes of an election after
which the matter was again postponed for three
rvaoka
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04

DEATH Warrant SIoNEp.--The warrant for the
execution of George Pharaoh, convicted in Chcs-
ter county, for the murder of Rachel Sharplcss
has been issued by Governor Johnston. IL fixes
Friday, the 29th Of August, the day for his exc
cution. Phsladelphia Netcs.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04

NAvAL.-Thc U. S. steam frigatc Mississippi,
Capt. j. q. Long, from Genoa, arrived at Palermo
about the 2oth utimo to inquire into the vexatious
quarantine regulations in regard to vessels from
the United States,--No1eM Herald,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04

RAILROAD CAsE.-In the supreme court at Bos-
ton, on Monday, judgment was given for defend
ants on demurrer, in the suit of the Boston and
Lowell Railroad against the Boston and Maine
Railroad. The plaintiffs claimed large damages.
because the defendants, who formerly entered the
Lowell road at Wilmington, and thence came to
Boston, had obtained charter from the Legisla-
ture and entered the city by separate route,
had been 70 considerable expense to provide ac-
commodations for this increased travel The de-
PENDANTS urged that the plaintiffs failed to provide
sufncient accommodations that the tolls were too
high, and that they could not come into the CITY
wishout stopping at Wilmington, which they did
not desire to do =
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04

MIssissIpSI.-IsAAc N. DAVIS il recommended
as the Union candidate for Governor by the Star,
published at Oxford, Mississippi.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-04-04

New YoRK BANK OF THE METROPOLIS ROBBED
OF Its GOOD NAME."-The New York Express, in
its money article, quotes the following from the
Tribune:
Several officers of the interior banks have been
In town within few days, and have had inter-
views with the officers and directors Of the Bank
Of the Metropolis, but could not ascertain that the
institution had digested any plan for carrying out
s operations, or had any but the crudest idea upon
the subject"
Upon which the EIpress makes the following
comments and disclosure:
at is true that the officers of the banks of the in
terror did call at the office of the Bank Of the Me-
tropolis, and questioned the managers as to the
mode and manner the bank would adopt in its opc-
rations. The reply was, that the bank intended to
effect the objects OF its organization, and one of
those was par redemption but declined disclos-
ing at this stage their plan, but in proper time it
would be promulgated. II was proposed to tho
bank by certain parties that if it would agree to the
per cent redemption it should have every country
bank account in tho State, and the entire regula-
ton of the State currency should be at its dsposal
fused to state their programme OF operations, as
measures might be taken to defeat it in its very
outset.
"since writing the above, we understand that a
bank has been organized in this city under the
name and style OF the Bank Of the Metropolis
This bank is under different management than
the proposed bank over which Mr.. Mccall pro-
sides. It appears that MIR. McCalls bank neglected
stepped in and assumed their name.
at has been rule with the bank department at
Albany not to allow two banks of the same name
in the same place. Az Mr.. Mccall and his asso-
ciates did not file certificate of organization they
had no legal existence, and AZ bank has filed q
certificate with this name, il follows that the Mccall
bank must change its name, and we understand it
requires the sanction of the whole body of SUBJ
scribcrs to enable them to do so.''
A.later number of the E1prsss says:
"The paltry trick of apprOpriating the name of
the Bank Of the Metropolis will fail Of its object
the bank will go on in the even tenor Of it's way
and fulfil it's mission, unless the Legislature should
interfere, which, we trust. they will not. We are
not aware what course the bank intends to adopt.
They may apply to the equity court to restrain
this interloper from taking from them their good
name; and it appears to us, in equity, they en-
titled 70 what they had propagnted, assumed, and
made generally known, although they had not
finally contaminated their intention, yet it was
published to the world that they would do 20. The
bank will go into operation in spite Of all opposi-
ton"
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The SLAVE RIscUn CAsEs-ARRAIGNMENrs AND
TINE roR TRiAL.-In the United States district
court, (Judge Sprague,) the persons indicted for
aiding and abetting in the rescue and escape of
"Shadrach," the alleged fugive slave belonging to
Purser De Bree, of Norfolk, Va, from the custody
Of the United States officers in the court house Of
this city, on the 18th day of February last, were
this morning duly arragned at the bar of the court
for the purpose of hearing their indictments read
and Of pleading to the same.
Each Indictment contained fifteen separa te
counts, setting forth the alleged offence in variety
Of legal forms, charging the rescue to have been
made from the possession of Marshal Devens Dep
nty Marshal Riley, John Caphart. the agent of De
defendant can escape from some portion Of his long
and ingeniously constructed indictment he may
well congratulate himself, and cannot possibly
blame the learned district attorney who draughted
The arrangements took place in the following
order: James Scott, Joseph K. Hayes, Elizur
Wright, Robert Morris, Thomas p. Smith, John
p. COburn, Lewis Hayden.
Mr.. Sewall moved to dispense with the reading
Of Mr. Hayes indictment, but the Judge overruled
it, as contrary to the usage in this court.
Inc defendants severally pleaded not guilty. 1t
of each indictment. The jures that had been sum-
moned, with view of proceeding In other causes
too day, were therefore excused till 10 o'clock TO-
morrow morning.
and Lunt and the court, an to the convenience of
the respective counsel and other necessary matters
the commencement Of the "rescue trials" was as
signed four weeks hence, viz: Tuesday, the 29th
of April instant, at 10 O'Clock, .. m.
The district attorney stated that he could not
now say with certainty which of the cases would
be first brought to trial, but he would inform the
counsel for defence in very short time
We are assured on the very highest authority
that it is not true. as has been stated, that Mr.
Choate s engaged to assist at these trials ON behalf
Of the Government We presume, however, that
in the conduct of these cases-which are likely To
prove a. laborious they are interesting and i'm
portant-Mr. Lunt, the United States attorney,
will have the aid of such junior counsel as may Be
necessary.-Boston Transcript, 1st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21

i7TTJSF reeStEed,. {. fAtISo apAIE, by Mrs
Is; o5Ti6woYfl and g WOMAN s REcoMPEgsE,' 2
ky3 Grace Angular. ....,m., ~
Jam 81, 1881 l. ~, S1ib "a q ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21
m4RnEAGES.

Tor Tuesday sn.ruing last, in BsEryyile, clar!see,
bZ the Rev. Mr. PeTRIFES, Mr.. CHARLES CASTLE
hiAStoA Hiss RAJ. ISLEI, daughte EofCol JACOB
i4LER,--sall Of CElriiceounty
AtFNr. JOKES KERcHIviL's, in Washington county,
nd hndaN evening last BY the Rev. VIZ h VII
~, w: WALTER KERCHIFlL to Miss LEAR
NfAiLRN,- al the above county.
AT IilIsbor,:s Loudoun, county, Thursday evening
lsst. by ehe Rev, Mr. CHESNowcrH, Mr.; ISAIAH H.
GEORGE, Of th:s town, 10 Miss SARAHF. LEACH,
o%tic fos<ucF ri2.e.
ion the is.t. by the Rev. Joseph Baker, Mr., Ma
IlLEOsT y. l{ECK Of Morgan County, and Miss NJ A
ny NJ. fAHNEsToCK, ofFrederick county.
al the episcopal Church Winch ster, on Tuesday
!i4h ins7., BY i.ev. Cornelius Walker, MIR. MOsES
My Frs Of NoEfok and Miss LA g, eldest daugh>
tcI Of tho lion Il. W. BARTON Of BartonsTiiIe, Frcde
rick co19ty, Va
On thcsth ms. at the Meth dist Episcopal Church.
III JcfTcrgoa By she Rev. NIr. Brooke, Sir. HENRY N
ETCHIsON 10 Miss SARAH L. BOTELER-bOth Of
frederick courty.
On til 9th inst. in the Chapel Of the Theological
Seminary Of Virginia, by the Rev. NH F. LOCKWOOD,
Ait ALBERT q GARDINER, Of A lcxandria county,
80, Miss LOUISA V. NlcRAE, OF Fairfax county
On Inc lOth inst. by Rev. Mr.. CHESowiTH, NIT.
FRANCS NJ. FRADFlELD OF SnlckcrsTillc, 10 Miss
EELZA Ef;TH KEEN, of Clarke county, Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21
OBITUARY.

Departed this l:fe Sunday the first of December,
Is5O, GEORGE PRICE, Esq, Of the county OF Page,
III die Goth year al his age as man, MIR. Price was
esteemed aud respected by all who knew him. AS a
Magistrate, with which trust he had been long hon9red
accommodating As master, he was lcncnt and indui-
rcr. AS father and husband, he was fond and alice
tonate Gifted Sy with strong mental powers, 1t
was his iifFidcncc and retiring modesty alone
that his taking active part in the busy
scEcs Of life lis strict honesty and just dealings with
his Pillow men, 'nmandcd their highest admiration
But was IN the domestic circle, that his virtues s'ionc
brightest, FOR children more devOtedy at
cd father His dca h has created in the bosom
OF bercavta tAm.i Y 'void that time can never fill -
w Ssh canes and resignation his spirit winged its flight
10 aspurcr and better world. "Requiescat in pace
jim Is, 1851. v"
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nEAVIEs.

Isl lEc rcsfder-c ofher father in Clarke county tic
18th Of y, ccml r last, EyELlNA MOSS .NIcCOR-
NICK ,c5nd laughter Of P. NIcCORafIcK, Esq aged
gears.
.3n the e inst, at etBclle Grove her residence,
Fftderick c unv Va, in her 6flth year, Mrs ANN T.
American Revelation
IN Sacramento city, California, of cholera the 3lst
Of October. 1850, SIDNEY H. SHAW from n. Albany,
la formerly resident of bccsburg Va, in the 4lst
year Of his age.
On the iOh Of December, after ling aud painful i'll
ness Fayett&vil!e Fayete county, ln', Mrs Ann
VAIL carsort OF Mr.. NATHAN Van, and formerly of
I4aGlOun COUNTY, y a.
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nAaaERREoIYPE iIIINIAI 0REs
TAKEN. u "a 5is Z
II q T. " MS

e. . =
I'M The Room above the Marker House, former
Ely ot,cgpied by Mr. SkgEAI.L, where l'e viii
AERxf ga egi ms
by the Improved Daguerfeaa eFacess. The at
ten'ton of all persons lniesesle cd IN procuring
DAGUEFR E0rYfE sLiKEEsss8s, of themselves or
friends, OF copies from Portraits. Miniatures,
ptinrines or sta,ua ~ are invited tohiE specimens
His arrangements are such that he can take
Miniatures Of children and adults; and persons in
delicate health At their residences, and neatly set
them inrGases, Lockels, Pins or Frames.
Instructions given, and Apfara'us, Chemicals,
and Materials furnished.
Miniatures are taken in all kinds ofweather.
Ctarles,nwn. Ian 81, Isle.
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The names of correspondents arc never re-
vealed
The State of Marylsn,l, as well as ;he Mans
gers, are responsible 70: The payment OF all IFizes
sold in these Lotteries.
We are particular in sending the i'rinied
Drawings, the same day as drawn to all who buy
tickets Of US.
For alsFortUPe, or al Ieas; = gOod Prizc.
Address JOHN c. HAMMI1s'E &. CO..
No l3'Light ST, Baltimore, Nd
Raitinnre. Dec. 81. 1850
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q Blankets.
BALpIMoRE MARKEr.
From the baltimore Sun Of Ndopda:y !.

Tho Flour under the European vices quiet
Toward street are asking 81 6li without
fnd;ne buyers Nothing doing in City nlijS; the last
Wheat clitt; ill sales OF good to prime Esd at
o. and fnIiiy IIour white 06 81 l5'
sales ofyhitC Torn 63 81 and yellow 80 81 Cts
The saies Of C6ffec during the weeks ameant to some
500 bags Rio & III to III cts. Holders arc firm at
Al auction. on Tuesday, Of 200 hoghshcsA New Or
leans new crop Sugar sofi at % 81 per I'D lbs.
we note sales 6fvy hskey at Hogsheads % cts; and
bbls.i 90 cents PeTEgallon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21
Jan. o51h will be drawn
GRAND COSSOLIDATEDL LOTTERY.
7s number and 20 drawn.
Tickets, $33 Quarters SO
Halves I6 Eigliths, 4
rs number and &C

Of Whole Tickets S4S0-lIaiTes 240-
Quarters l4O-Eighths 10.
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AN0TuER sCIENTIFIc WoNDiR!

t FlSi5 sor eas.ri4 juices
great Dyspensia Eutef prepared from Esisst or the
fourth stomach of Ok after " Hsron Lee
big The great physiological Chemist. by IS Hongh'
ION M D. No Ill North Eighth Street, irhin,
Pa THIS is truly wondsft remedy gestioi'
Dyspepsia Jann9 ice, Liver Comp tant tSfI 10
tnrs own agent Ie Gastric Juice: See sa5tisement
in another Column tSept..l1; lR.'Ii-ly'
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no FAMILIES.

From thc great usefulness of smcdiCirei AZ Nropvc
torwoud respectfully rccomu- nd ii as general FAM
LY MEDICINE, and advise every family 10 keep IT
constantly by them, as it will not only be fnund mitch
SUPERIOR to the Cough Mixtures in ne but like
wise much SAT for either children or aa:tl!s
1t only cmaates from regular physc:'r but has
commended 1t is my intention, therefore, either t"
cloak it in mystery, in any way deceive Ei:e public by
cndcavor TO give bcr of its usG2lacss, and
atcr myself that its surprising efficacy Wiz enable me
increduI us that consumption may and 'HCAN BE
CURED, - if this medicine be resorted to in '7mc
GJ.A fresh supply OF the above Balsan ci' hand and
HENRY S. FORNEY, Shcpherdstown, an$ JOSEPH
G.. HAYS, Harpers- Ferry.
And by Druggists generally throughout tue United
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS o9, the wrap
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21

TOSEPi C. RAWLINS takes this method Of
- returning bis thanks to the farmers and
Others, for the liberal patronage heretofore ez-.
,euded him in the Blacksmiihing business, and
as he has made arrangements better to promote
The interest OF his friends and customers for the
future. he hopes &c retain his old, and secure ma
nv new ones. Those indebted, are requested to
come forward and settle, as he desires to close
mp his business 10 this date.
Ianmaru Ii 1871
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Tavern Stand

And other Property for Rent.
TFNHE Virginia and Maryland Bridge Compa.
H ny Offer to rent, from the LIST day of April
next, the TAVERN now occupied by Mrs. Bow
ers, near the Bridge; also the STeHE DWELLING
in the occupation of Mr. George Ent!er and the
small Dwelling between the other two buildings,
together with about twelve Acres oi Land imme.
diateIy on the Canal, five or six acres of which
are well set in timothy. This affords one of the
best situations for lumber and coal yard on the
Potomac.
Also, the ErEcGz Warehouse, at present.
in possession OF Mr.. Moore, on The Virginia bank
of the river.
For TERMS, apply to the subscriber.
E. !. LEE,
Frcs'l Ia. d IA. Bridge Co.
Jan. 81, 83l.
E,cae Dress nrL LLrrc.sto,r., I,orcL L.imLt cnru
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MoulxchOid Flsrnifurc,
arp REToHEN UrENsILs,

1G sdeboards,. Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bed
.s9eads. lSedR;aud Bedding, Carpets, Stoves, &c;
a variety ots:andsome Glass Ware; and LII
b,ary al Miscellaneous Books
Also, from 800 to 5000 bushels of Wheat.
which 1 expect will be thresbed, cleaned and
ever, tom airy cause, the Wheat should not be
T all threshea. that portion of it remaining in
the straw, will be sold in that way, by the
busheII the purchaser to thresh it at his own
/ No property to be removed until the terms Of
tae sale are complied with.
THOS. RUTHERFORD, D. S.
Ian. 81. 1876; for D. HUaPHREYs.
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THE WEs1.fR1EsT Man ~ GE"Ec'S- Gen.
Tarfwe H. T,tryer, OF It"l-,gs co:niv, :iror-'''
is said To be lll'. wealhie. man IN ;l''s.r;aie--.
lie owns Il ihousauJ negroes. and ii'ty Ea"usand
acres of land, divided into ten p'aA'a:io"7, IL
'Twioos. Pu!arl2j, Houston and Baker counties,
Welding two thousand bales OF cotton annually.
At 2 cents pcrpouud hi, crop will b'iA;! S iO8,-
600 lie recer:ty added to his estate Il tract OF
$50 acres, in: Bnrke county, Purchazcd at s
rs per acre OF for $4,000.
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MEB GSOMGE9Mo
l,aoEsm1fI,fn., in CharIcstoFn.

BiacksmIthins ln CharEcStO"n.
THNHE undersigned have formed a co partner
Il ship for The purpose of conducting the
stand of Thomas Rawins in Charestown. They
are prepared to execute at short notice and in the
best manner, every description Of work pertain
ing TO their business, and they most respectfully
solicit trial from the farmers and others of the
neighborhood Particular attention will be given
IL EaOrsc.SFocIt1H, and the best efforts used
10 render satisfaction. AS one of the firm has
had considerable experience during the last few
years in erecting Lightning Rods, persons
in want of work in this line, any where in the
county or those adjoining, are solicited to give
US trial, as our terms are moderate, and Salts
1850 JOSEPH C. RAWLINS.
JOHN p. HILL.
January II, 1s5l.-3m
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Also,

On WEDNESDA Y, 5thoj' neat month Fe6-
rpGry) al ''rravellers Rest the late residence
OF The sad James w. Strider, | will sell for
About 80 head Mich Cows and Stock Cattle
o head of SshreP; about 80 head of Hogs;
. Road Wagons; Carts
Carriage and harness; Tbrashing Ma
chine Bar hear and Shovel Plonghs; Har'
rows; Whtes, Fans; / Roller; Wagon Gears,
&c. y lot al Hay Corn by the barrel.
h7So-A variety of
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HOUSEHOLD AND ,IkTTCIEE

Consisting OF Wagons, Ploughs, Harness, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21
CHIC LAND FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale, small Farm in CIermont
4 county, Ohio, containing a little upwards of
One Hundred Acres,
within miles Of Batavia, fhe county seat Of
CIernont, and abont 90 miles from Cincinnati
Immediately upon the plank road, leading from
ChIir0the to Cincinnati, and thin few miles
OF the Railroad from the latter place TO Columbus.
Further particulars and Information given. ON
application to the subscriber, living in Charles
town. Jefferson county, Va, or to RirHARD II.
RAssox, Esq OF Cincinnati
JAMES L. RANSOM.
May :, ls5c-tE.
-ALSO-
ITl town, now being thoroughly repaired Lid
and improved.
Also. one fourth of the s. PEEDmONT
FARN'.-sfiuaicd one and half miles from
Charlestnwn, the Winchester and Potomac Rail-
road and Harpers-Ferry, Charlestown and Smith
field Turnpike, passing by and throught the farm.
This land has been divided and can be now
traced BY metes and bounds. Possession can be
given ON LIST April next.
TERMS liberal. Apply by letter, postpaid, or
in person TO the subscriber al Cbarlcstown, Jeier
son county, Va.
December 81, 1s5o-tf
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FOK RENT,

A. WAGON-MAKER SHOP, with conve-
n nient dwelling hotse, and all necessary out
buildings The stand having the advantage of
neighborhood for business, may be considered one
Of the best in the county. From good workman,
coming well recommended for sober, steady and
industrious habits, reasonable rent will be taken.
a JogRsETEAH wonId find immediate employ
u,enf. Letters directed (post.paidl TO GEO w.
EICHELsERGER, Charlesiown, Jefferson co., Va.
Ian z IShl-Eree Press co1lu.
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rnoM ruE posrov cHWoNoTvrG

Consumption prevails matters c. and a,ks oil 'i'
best and r tics; Of us, in prime in tt:s state OF
things We must do the best cam to piece anil patch up
the web life with journeys VOYAGES anG
az ali The medicines know of, DIR. WlSIEli'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY is what We @5i recon-
mend W. have office living proof i its eilc",
cy who but fer IT, wor id have been bcn"aih the sod
10, aro The iavcntor or1his medicine, Er: WIsTAR,
was man Of sccacc, ohumaniiy, and und tcdly pre-
.,arcd the remedy in It's best form, aud the Eubllc may
ralr unnn Mr.. Eawc { II the genuine article
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NOTICE.
PUMP MAKING.
To the People of BeffersOn, Clarke
md HIoudOun.

DERSoNS in want % PUmFs, made in the
Il best manner, and on the most accommodate
ing terms, will do well to give the subscriber
call lie Will insure all new work done by him,
and no money will be exacted until all pumps are
PIPE LAYING and REPAIRING done Al the
shortest notice. For repairing the cash will be
required; but for alt new work liberal credit
will be given. All Communications addressed to
the subscriber at Berryville, Clarke county, Val
THOMAS J. BRAGG.
Jan Z. Is5I-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21

'Ssoss ESIIrLED TO BousTY LAsD.-fThe
\ ,S oil persons, according to the: Re.
i u secretary 81 the Interior, Who'll living,
T. entitled TO the benefit of the Bounty
law Of Sept, 1850, would exceed half a
i. but It is supposed, that. one half are
p.ng no person entitled TO claim under
this estimate, the whole pumher of
I.o5 VIII be about two hundred and fifty