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We copy the following from the Louis
vile Courier. Mr.. Benton had as well
forego at once, this rash determination.
There Is no example on record, Of pub
lie man who has recovered his supremacy
after such fall, none in which one Of six
ty-nine years Of age has succeeded in do
ing anything but awaken contempt. In
his face there is offensive arrogance, dis
gusting egotism, and an unconquerabls
propensity to play the bully, to be
added to the ordinary drawbacks pp-
on success in such circumstances. Every
step he takes now, must be step towards
obscuri.y and Obliyion.---[St. Louis Times.
There is some talk here that portion Of
the Senators intend taking their construct
i've milesgs,i il Dickens the Secretary viii
pay it to them, as the late law passed By
Congress, prohibiting this outrage does not
take effect for some time to come. Col.
Beaton, who is rapidly convalsscing is ex-
ceedingly anxious that Atchison shon6 be
one of the number who will take this mils.
age, as he says he can use him up Atihs
next Senatorial election in Missouri if he
does so. But Benton will find upon exam
lining the record, that upon such en- issue,
he would be as deep 10 the mud as At Gibson
is in the mire. --- -.' -s'
Mr.. Blair visited him . day or two sinee,
to prevail upon him 10 announce hims eli ss
q candidate for the Presidency, regardless
Of all party dictation or nomination; cassas-
ing him that the. country would sustain him
if he would DO 50, His supplications and
eAtrestiss, however, were of no avail, q
Benton vowed, that he would give neither
sleep to his syelids, nor rest TO bis limbs,
until he had revolntioRized Missouri and
his supremacy in that State conceded BY
his reelection 10 ths Senate In the place q
Atchison..a s 7' ~ .''' : II =
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Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
N ed In the estate Of Gipson Cothron, deceased,
tHst I took charge of the estate of said deceased
% the 1Ith day Of March 1851.
Allpersons indebted to said estate are request
I'd tomske immediate payment, and those having
demands against the same are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated within one year
from the above date, or they may be precluded
om asy benefit Of said estate; and if not present
ID within thrse years. they will be forever barred
II. G. EDWARDS,
Public Admir-. Of Pike county.
March 17th, l85i-Sw -'-
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Administra tors Notice.

NOTICE % hereby gwen to al PeFa0us interest
IN ed, that the undersigned has obtained Of the
county court of Pike county, Mo-, letters Of ad-
ministration Of the goods unadministered Of the
estate Of Horatio T. Kent, deceased, lately in
charge Of Thomas ]. G. Fagg, bearing date Feb.
7th 1851. Alpersons having claims against said
estate are therefore notified to present them for
allowance, & that unless they be exhibited within
three years from the date Of the letters of admin
istratioR heretofore granted to said Fsgg, they
will be forever barred.
e.. ...., JEREMIAH ROBERTS, Admir-.
March 18th I85I.-3w
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Administrators Notice

RO1fGk 10 hereby given to All persons interest
N ed in the estate, Of SaAuel Nslly. decd, that
J. took in charge the estate Of said deceased or
the 1lth day Of March 1851.
ALI persons indebted to said estate are request.
= 10 make Immediate payment, and those having
BiAims against the same are requested 70 present
thsm properly authenticated within one year from
the above date, or they may be precluded from
any of the benefits thereof; and II not presented
within three years, they will be forever barred.
.'-a 2fsit II. g. EDWARDS,
a...-s. Public Admir- of Pike CO.
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"UN1rED We SrAND-DlvIDEp We FALL
TEN YEARS AGO.
BIZ kI,knIu A. wGrrs.


Tenyea ago, ten yearsaso,
t Lille was 'tohs, a iaify scene,
And the keen blasts OF worldly woe
T. Had scared not then IFS pathway green;
Youth snd i,s thousand dreams were ours, -
.o Feelings we meier can know 'gain,-
Unwithered hopes, anwasted powersi a....
And frames unworn by mortal pain; a..
Such was the bright and genial flow, ,..
OF life with us-ten years ago! .....,...
Time has not blanehed a single hair ...
That cluster round thy forehead now;
Nor hath the cankering touch Of care
Left even one iurrow on thy brow.
Thine eyes are bright as when we met
In loves deep truth, in early years;
The rosy cheek is blooming yet,
Though sometimes stained by secret tear;-
But where, oh, where's the spirits glow
That shone through all--ten years ago!
], too, am changed. scarce know why;
feel each tagging pulse decay,
And yontk. and health, and visions high
Melt like wreath of snow away;
Time cannot sure have wrought the i'll,
Though h worn i'll this worlds sickening strife
In snul and fnrm-I linger still
In the first summer month Of life,
Yet journey on my path below
Oh, how uniike-ten years agO!
But look not thus; would not give
The wreck OF hopes that thou must share,
To bid those joyous hours revive,
When all around me seemed so fair:
We've wandered on in sunny weather,
When winds were low, and flowers in bloom;
And hand and hand have kept together.
And still will weep, mid storm and gloom;
Endeared by ties we coulG not know,
When life was young-ien years ago.
Has fortune frowneG? Her frowns were vain,
For hearts like ours she could not chill.
Have friends proved IsiseS Their love might
wane,
But ours grew fonder, firmer still!
Twin barquss on this worlds changing wave,
StesdIast in Gains, in tempests tried,
In concert sill our fate we'll brave,
Together cleave liie's ftfni tides;
Nor mourn whatever blasts may blow,
Youths first wild dresms-ten years ego!
Ses, it is sweet when heaven is bright,
To share lis sunny beams with thee!
But even more sweet, mid clouds and blight,
To have thee near TO weep with me.
Then dry those tears, though somewhat changed
From what we were in early YOUTH
Time, that hath hope and friends estr ranged,
Hath left us love in all its TRUTH
Sweet feelings we could not forego
For life's best joys--ten years ago!
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

IMPRoyEaENT.-Our city presents avery
lively business-like appear ance at This time.
We hope the citizens Of st. Charles have
determined to make good what we have
said about the improvement Of the city da-
ring the coming summer; that is, that i'm
provements in the city the coming summer
are to be ahead of anything before witssss-
cd in St. Charles.--St.- Charles Chrome
type. . ..s .. p - .siaaI zf-ssq
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Administrators Notice

NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons interest
N Cd, that the undersigned has obtained of the
county ourt for Pike county, Missouri, letters Of
administration of the goods unadministered of the
estate Of Henry T. Kent, deceased, lately in
charge of Thomas J. C. Fagg, bearing date Feb
Suary 9Th, 1861. All persons having claims a.
9anst said estate therefore notified TO present
them for allowance, and that unless they be ex.
hibited within three years from the date of the
letters Of administration heretofore granted to
said Fagg, they will be forever barred.
.=E. . JEREMIAH ROBERTS, Admir-.
,sarch l7th lS5l-Sv
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aaYylG ANACT aaAglg
70 Incorporate tile Lsuiilhap ssdi Prtitse.
vile Plank or McAdapizsd Road
BE- il ep,setea q us1 ~ lhs Ganst.l Aaszabiy Of
---CompanRr

Be it enacted by The General Aass1iblS Of
the State of Missouri Is fellewssslG
ao Sec. 1. The stockholders Of q csmpsHy
TO =bs raised sDd organized as iisrsafssr pzs-
scribed, are hereby incorporated by Alse.
meme and style of the "kouisisna and Prai-.
rieville Plank or McAdsmized Road Com
ipany," with capital stock Of thiSty thou
sand dollars, with the privilege of lpcreas-
ing the same, if necessary, TO an amount
lsufi icient to complete the road contemplst-.
led, between the points herein nsned; snd
BY y-sueh-Bame and style, shall have all the.
privileges, powers and inmnnities % are.
provided IN an act entitled "An act TO IN.
the Louisisns and Middletovn
Plank or M Adamized Road Company
Sec. 9 Bsoks for subscription Of steck,
in shares Of Gfty dollars, shall be opened on
the first Monday in April next, or as soon
Iherr after, as convenient, at the city Of
Louisiana, under the superintendence of
Robert Allison, James Stark, Edward
iByers, William Luce, John s. Markley,
William C. Hardin, and George w. Thur
man, or any two Of them; aud at the town
of Prairieville, under the supsrintendence
of John w. Davis. Peter Carr, Rabert p.
Barnett, Stephen B. Turner, John w. Grif-
fifth and Columbus seksoD, or sny two of.
them, and shall continue open any number
of days the said superintendent think prop
er. q .7 as.. p. ...- ssaa o.. al ..s:,
81 Sec. 8. The county of Pike, and the city
of Louisiana, shall have the same power.
under the provisions of this act, as one pro-
vided in the act mentioned in the first sec
tion of this act ........ .....-t.,,,r ,f.,
This act to be in force from and after lis
passage. -@.s-. ....-.r..-., ~
Approved February "a, 1851. '''' ''''-'-'
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DEATH OF GEORGE CLARKsoE.-We ere
|grieved to announce the death Of young Mr.
ClarksOn, who was shot in an affrsy last
week, by Mr.. Robert A. Grant, and Of
which we gave some account in the last
number Of the Statesman. He expired
yesterday morning about IL o'clock al
Craddock's Hotel, after great suffering
He will be buried this morning at 8 Q Q'clock.
at the grave yard, in this Place.-Columbis
Statesman. . ... e
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: Office of Secretary of State,
Citv Of Jefferson. 7-t

], Ephraim B. Ewing, Secretary of State,
do certify the foregoing act cf the General
Assembly, entitled an act to incorporate the
Louisiana and Prairieville Plank or Mead
smized Road Company, approved Februsry
"a, 1861, is true and perfect copy of the
original roll on file in this Office. 5as.:roF
~~2 In testimony whereof / have
LIS. hereunto set my hand and affixed
~>~e the seal of said Office, atthe city
of Jefer4 Op, this 26ih February; A, d. 1851.
n-., - EPHRIAM B. EWING, frs
..-..-.-- --:... Secretary Of Stste.r,
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Memory is no blessing. when it is used
only as a storehouse for evil thoughts and
sinful pleasures; and reason become curse
when it lsbors only in the service ofssli
and pride, and tasks its strength TO darksn
truth and confirm falsehood. roy. 81 81 = 3.
Democratic banner., 1851-03-24

FLittlsberry HendEick; Esq, late
Wing candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
is announced in the South- Western Flag
as candidate for Judge Of the thirteenth
judicial circuit. co.. -.-t,7.r ----.-.., -
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Ig-A valuable negro ma, belonging to
NJ. Samuel Keithly, Of St. Charles county,
killed himself on the 10th inst, BY shooting
himself through the head with rife.
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foFasse HAMMER.

3a- 2aASents for the lsRnnEE. Z
s. E.sMuIray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Spencerburg. e..
e., DR.. Jebl C. Wslborn. Frankfort. q,
DIR, Nathan Vannoy, Vannoy's Mill.
7,R. H. johnson, Ashley. r->-.e.
q, Minor, Prairieyille. d..
A. NJ! Thomas, Paynesville.
81 ,: 2; ;S1 GlifisTd %a,1.r and cl.rk.ville.
Col. Jas. H. Britton, Troy.
john ". r. Mckee, cap'"u- Gray
Z Dr.'W. B. Adams, Danville.
Col. William Priest, New London.
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MISSOURI:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21
THE DISCONNECTED DOVE.

The daughter of poor but good and sensible
mother, was complaining TO her, that when she
mixed with girls other own age, she felt ashamed
Inaonsttating Win net daughter, readto her the
following fable:
The dove appealed to its guardian genius, to
bestow upon it gayer external. "Why is it,
siad she, that have only the plain feathers, this
unadorned plumage, while the peacock and the
parrot shine in such fine and glttering ap-
parel?"
"Thou shalt have what thou desirest gentle
dove" said the genius, but remember, if thou
wouldst shine like either the peacock or the par
rot, thou must become like them in other respects.
aeterY Wouidst thou no longer be nv timid,
tender, loving dove that thou might'st become
vain aud noisy as the peacock-chattering and
idle ss the patrot?"
"No," said the dove, F" oh! no kind genius :;
will not give up the characteristics which rem.
der me thy care, and contribute so much TO my
happiness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF LONDON.
General Agents Office, Il Wall street,
New York, November II, 1850.

New ork, November II, 1891.
nj OTICE.-In pursuance of a resolution of
In the Board of Directors, the hitherto exist
ing mode Of loans Of one half or two.thrds of the
common annual premiums paid by the insured
is discontinued, in reference to policies to be
hereafter granted. And the Board have intro
duced the following new and favorable system of
loans for the future, viz
A party insured for the whole term of life may
at any time borrow one half the amount Of annual
premium, without note or security, or deposite
of policy, and is entitled to division of profits.
He may at any time surrender his policy, and
receive back as value thereof, one-half the gross
sum paid by him in annual common premiums.
This new form of loan applies only to policies
hereafter TO be issued.
A party already insured forwhole life may, on
payment of a small SUN, convert his insurance
into q new policy uPon the loan system now in
troduCed.
Parties already insured and entitled to a two
third loan are not shut out from said two-third
loan, if they prefer it, upon the terms stated in
the Societies pamphlets.
A party may, at moderate annual premium,
insure for life and If he survive to reach the age
uf 60 yelrs, the full sum insured up to 81 S 900.
will be paid to him. or, if he dies before reaching
that age, the full sum insured will be paid 10 his
family OF legal representatives.
ACTING DIRECTORS FOR NOVEMBER.
C. E. HABICHT, Chairman.
]. ], Palmer, Henry Ludlam.
S. 8. Rowland, Robert G. Dillon,
VIM Van Hook, J. X. Rodgers, NJ. D.
]. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
b. W. HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson County.
npc o. IS5n-2m
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NEW AND CHEAP
FAIL Z WINTER GOOD8.

TENIEE undersigned has just returned from the
Il Eastern markets with complete assortment
OF Fall and Winter Goods, which have been sc.
lected with great care, aud will be sold at small
profits, adopting the old adaGf that " the nilnble
sxpeEce is better than The SLOW shilling" His
stock consists in part OF the following articles:
Canton Cloths, for Ladies' Dress
Embroidered do, (al colors) beautiful article !;
Merinoes, assorted colors;
Alpacas, Figured and plain assorted coIors;
Mouselains, Figured and PieTnO good assort-
ment;
Ladies' Shawla. all patterns and sizes;
Ladies' Gloves, OF superior quality, Silk and Kid;
Gent!emen's Buskin, Beaver snd Kid Gloves;
A beautiful assortment of Fab and Winter Bon
nets;
Superior Trimmings for Bonnets;
Jenny Lind Trimmings for Dresses, all colGrs;
A large assortment of DresE Silks, all coIors,
and cheap;
Fall and Winter Calicoes, beautiful patterns and
Laces, Edgngs, Wells, Grapes, Illusions, Flow
eTs, &c.i
Superior French Cloths, very low;
Cassimeres, (Frcnch and Ainerican,) assorted
coors AID very cheap;
Cassinets, all prices;
Lindseys, very cheap; :.
A large stock of Domestics, very low; .
White and colored Flannels, very fine and cheap;
IO-4, ia, 1874 and 1874 Whitney Blankets, rs
per cent lower than last year;
A coed assortment of Hosiery;
a large assortment Of Ladies', Misses, AMI Chill
dren's Shoes;
a large assortment Chine, Glass and G ueensware;
Hardware
A complete stock of Tuware;
Gentlemen's Hats, Fall fashion, very superior;
Wool Hats, very low;
Santa Fe Water Proof Hats. SO cts;
A complete stock of Groceries;
Flour, Bacon, and in fact every article that is
usually kept in retail store.
His friends aud the public are most respectful.
ly invited to call and examine his stock before
making their purchases, as nc makes no charge
for showing his Goods.
JOHN: G. WILSON,
Opposite the Arsenal, Shen.h ST., H.. Ferry
Harpers. Ferry, Oct. 10. 1867. p.
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AGENCY
DR.. Fitch's Celebrated medicines

DIR. FItch,s Celebrated Medicines
Pulmonary Balsam, %Depuratiye Syrup,
Pectoral Expectorant, SHeart Corrector,
Pulmonary Liniment, @Humor CoTreEtOr,
Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil,
Antidyspeptic Mixture, Slough and Cathartlc
Nervine, Pills,
Vermiiuge, @Femaie Pills.
Female Specifics, &c, Sc,
Used by him constantly and aCiLh unprecedented
success in the treatment of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption. Asthma, Heart
Diseases, Dyspepsia, ScrofuIG, Skin Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Female Com
plains, Piles. dc.
DR.. Fitch's unegualled Patent Silver Plated
Abdominal Supporters. Dr. Ftch's Improved
Plated Steel Spring Shoulder Brace. DR.. Fitch .
Silver Inhafing Tube.
DIR. Fitch'S Celebrated Six Lectures
ON THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Gf the Heart, dc.
and Onthc method Of preserving Health
and Beauty TO an old Age.
TNHIS Book should be in every family. To
Il the COnsumptiTe il points out the only Tea-
sOnaGIe hope for relief. To mothers, the dice
tions it gives for the care and education of chill
dren are invaluable. $4,000 copies Of this Book
have passed through the press, and the sale con-
tinues undated.
For sale by s. s. FITCH & CO.,
TOT BrOGd,CGy. NenU York and
l.. NJ. SMITH & Co,
July 16, IS5O-Iy. CharlestoIrn
% DR.. Fitch's Guide TO Invalids or directions
to persons using DR.. Fitch's Remedies, TO be had
GRATIS, of all his Agents.
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JeweIry and Fancy Goods

TNHE subscriber has just returned from Balti-
Il more, Philadelphia, aud New York, with the
thatlbe has ever brought to this market Having
purchased them of the largest importing. houses
of the North, he feels confident that he!wiIl be
able to offer them to the public at prices Chat will
prove satisfactorily TO all. He invites call from
his friends and The community at large as he de-
sires the opportunity of showing is.good7. From
his stock he ennmerates the following:
Hunting, Lever, and every other style of Gold
Watches, made by Tobias and other celebrated
makers.
Every variety of Silver Watches.
New-style Brsastpins, Earnings. & bracelets
An extensive variety of Neck, Vest, and Fob
Chains with Keys, and eume very beautiful
Chains.
Music Boxes and a variety of articles in the
fancy line.
He particularly invites The attentions of the
public to his stock o. housekeeping articles, be-
ing the largest he has ever offered, embracing the
finest Plated Casters, Pickle Stands, &c.
4 large stock of Silver Ware always on hand
IT watches and Jewelry repared at the short.
est notice. G: G. STEWART.
CharIestown, Nov. 10, 1859.
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-sA1--Gsr%~EOFN EXGIeuH
TIME undersigned respectfully invites the at
Il tention Of the Farmers of Jefferson, and the
neighboring counties to his superior and
Improved Wheat Drills,
which he can safely recommend to the Farmers,
as being the best Drills ever offeredin this coun-
try. tits 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
manufactured entirely of @rough: iron and wood,
which makes it still better. The seeding opera
ton can be stopped or put in motion in an instant.
without stopping the horse, and it SO works that
it is impossible foriit to choke.
Farmers desiring to testthe capacity and value
ofthe machine, are requested to give the uuder-
signed notice to that effect, and should il not edo
the WORK as represented" the same may be re-
turned free Of charge.
% Models can be seen at the Blacksmith Shop,
OF Mr.. Joseph C. Rawlins.
Charlestown, May %, l85o-tf.
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A CARD.

4 HAVEjust returned from New York where
Il made arrangements with Mr.. Geo. w Farm
ham, to be furnished regularly with Garments cut
in the latest fashion, and the Reports" for the
same regularly received. Gentlemen may feel
assured That all work given me will be cut and
finished in the best style and upon terms salts
factory to all. CoATs, VESTS and PAIRS of every
style will be made to the taste of gentlemen NV
object is, possible, by all means to please.
GARMENTS made in the city OF New York are now
in my Shop, and the public are invited to exam
inc them Having for many years given nv
whole attenrionsle my business, can say with
confidence, that can now combine taste with
comfort, and that my Iourneymen are every .va,=
competent and feel just pride in finishing tIeif
work in wOrkmanlike manner In word. 1
am now prepared to suit all tastes and only ask
a fair trial by The public.
Grateful to the public for past patronage, con.
tinuance sresPectfuliy solicited. From persons
at distance, no less than at home, / should he
happy to receive trial, and feel confidence in
stating, as am authorised by our Merchants 10
do, that Cloths, Cassimeres, Trimmings. dc. will
be sold on the mosrfavorable terms, and al prices
greatly less than heretofore.
JOHN R. A. REDMAN.
NOV 0, 1890. IF. p. Copy
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ma errbanbtae.
The Union Forever.


TIME undersigned having just arrived , and TO-
Il Gated himself in Charleatown, adjoining
Messrs. Tate & Hooff's Store, would respectfully
call the attention Of the citizenR OF Jefferson snd
adjoining counties, TO his finely selected assert.
ment OF the finest lot OF the most choice brands
of Foreign and Domestic
segars, and Tobacco
in all its varieties, at Wholesale and Retail. As
this stock embraces all qualities at all prices he
feels himself able to satisfy all dealers in those
articIee. Call in and examine bis stock, he tkels
himself able TO satisfy the most scrupnious.
Also on hand, fine assortment of
STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES.
ETHEREAL Oil and Lamps, &C.. all Of which he
will sell cheap FOR cash. oFGeFs addressed 70
promptly attended to- All Goods ordered atahis
establishment, not giving entire satisfaction, are
subject TO be returned, in good order.
GEORGE w. SWEITZER,
ChGrLesionOn, Jcfsrson Co., Va.
Dec. II. 1850.
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Warehouse at ShepherdstOWn.

WHEAT, CORN, &c, WANTED.
IHNHE subscribers respectfully inform the ci,i-
Il zens of jefferson and Berkeley countries, Va.
and those of Washington county, Nd, that they
have rented The large and commOdious Brick
Warehouse at ShePherdstown, on the Potomac
river, (under the name and firm of LUCAS d.
MOORE) where they will al times be prepared
to furnish transportation in their superior line of
Canal Boats, Cor any and all freight destined for
the Markets Of the District. Terms reasonable,
and such as will make il the interest of all TO give
them trial.
u The highest market Cash price will be
paid, for from i've to twenty thousand bushels OF
WHEAT-tO be delivered at such times as the
parties may agree, and in parcels to suitthe con-
venience of those Interested Also, the highest
market prize will be paid lof CORN, OATS, and
country Produce eneralIy. Farmers aud others
" nj mud ~ en- u l6Fe
ing of their Grain OF Produce, as our arrange
ments are such as 20 oiier Inducements equal 10
that OF any other House ID the Valley.
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c,
viii be kept consfantiy on hand, and disposed of
on the most reasonable terms by the cargo or
smaller quantity.
ROBERT LUCAS. JR.,
SAMUEL MOORE.
Shepherdstown, Nov. 8, lS5O-Iy.