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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-06

LAND WARRANrs.--T The newly exc.
cuted warrants that have just been issued
representa- a soldier returning to his fam
ily-on either side of which are Ameri-
can shields, in the centre Of which ap-
pear the figures 100. On the right of
the certificate is a faithful likeness Of
General Taylor, and on the left the
miniature portrpit Of Millard Fillmorss
the President. The paper is also emT
bellished with martial and agricultural
devices. which give an agreeable finish
to the whole.o1a .egss.s a giia SD
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-06

AN UNRIvALLED PIe.-Mr. Nor.
rison; ofsAlbion, Main, according5t0
the Maine Farmer, has lately
slaughtered aJuvenile porker, as FOL,
lows: age, 8 months and 10 days,
and weight 42l lbs. The eyes Of
this pig had become imbedded nearly
three inches in fat, and asr6or that
ornamental sppendage, the tail, /,
was no where to be found; ,,;,--.,-;
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-06
THE JOURNAL.
II published every Thursday morning
BY JAMES HARPER.
n Telegraph Building, Public SqHare.
TERMS

!. rsiir TERMS a1 esi
Tcopyone year, paid in advance, 81 so
frf' If paid within the year 2 90
FoR CLUBS.-Four Copies. s5 so
,sIc Six 90
-se al, Ten 8" IS 90
The person getting up club of TEN
will be entitled to one copy gratis, so
long as the club continues by its exer-
fions, The cash, in these cases must
Invariably accompany the names.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-06

- TslyI bslsao aosrgss4 .1M
,.f of l8f.r irl -Gih.yoII 40 sal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
81 I ste a II E OIL g
soMBRE VIEWS OF LIFE.

The city istle place TO see the most wonderful
changes and ups and downs of life. Here you
may behold ambition, pride aud vanity, one day
streaming like gaudy banners high up in the
breeze, the next hurled to the earth every glow.
ing lint faded, every fair fold soied-ALL blended
with the dust. Opposite to where we reside, tile
other evening sat a neighbor at his door, appar.
emily in the most perfect health; the next morn.
ing at o O'Clock he was corpse-the victim OF
cholera. On Thursday, gentleman comes TO
the police court in the morning full OF lusty life
at night he is in the court OF death--tte victim
of duel. To day you pass towering editice,
a church Dedicated to The living God 10 morrow
YOU wend that way again, and the church is in
ashes, a smoulderng ruin. You have married
friend living at one end of,the city; you visit the
family on SUNDAYS all are well, lively, and well
come you gailys before the next Sunday you
are invited to the funerals OF half the members,
suddenly cut Off in the midst of life. You leave
a ncigh6or near by TO night with open store, do.
ing. as you think, fiourishing business The
next day his doors are closed. He has abscond-
ed, or the sheriff has closed the concern. A
friend and his wife, arm in arm, and looking as
happy and harmonious as two doves, you meet
to night promenading on the Leyee, and as you
turn from them, you elaculate--t
'tHappy. happs. happy pair"
The next day you hear, 10 your ntter cohtonhd
ment that they are the most illsorted couple
alive-fight like cats and dogs-and are about TO
separate! The next day, more than like, you
hear that the wife has clipped and gone to Eu'
rome, or that the husband has suddenly taken
passage for California. They who for years
have Been friendly, for something or for nothing
become suddenly estrsnged and, casting sinister
looks upon each other, take separate paths TO to
the prave-where even the work of change still
goes on, and the brains of learned pundtts, tuIl
Of pompous literary pride, sell aud vain conceu'
bv way of change, serve as feast for the body
worn, 10 fatten on!
+ .. ;rhc car Of victory, the plume, the wreath.
Defend not from fa,cs bolt the wise, the brave;
No note the clarion Of rcnown can BREATHE
~ alarm the night of the lonely grave,
Or check the hcad1ong haste of Times Overwhelming
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
THE CHAIN PUMP.

JE are now prepared 10 furnish The CHAIN
PuAps, with the improved galvanized chain
elevators. We can furnish Cranks, Wheels
rubeing, and persons can put them up them
les, or we will have them erected by expe'
aeed hands. AS to their utility and economy
& is no Doubt. Persons desirousto TO see them
Sc eau do SO in numerous cisterns and wells
charestown and .neighborhood, where we
had them put up.
is ttee from complicated machinery, and is
liable to get out os order. 1t raises water
IA rapidly than other Pumps with the same
et applied 1t is suitable for any depth,
pgh like all other machines for raising water,
less The depth the easier it works.
he wells can be, left open OF closed up,to
The views of, purchasers. Wherever used
ainagitates the water from top to bottom,
ping it lively like spring water. On ceasing
pm the crank, the waterfalls back to lelyei 3,
that in the well, and OF course cannot freeze
always gives you fresh wafer from the bot.
otthe well, which cannot be had with other
p without irst pumping outa atisstand'
70 the stock.
Every thing furnished and. liberal discount
e to persons who wish to buy TO sell again
KEYES g. KEARSLEY.
+harlestown IuIy III 1871 Iii e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
Warehouse at ShcphcrdStOwn.
~ CORN &C. WANTED.

HEAT, CORN, &c, WANTED.
ME subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
l zens of jefferson and Berkeley countries, Va,
( those Of Washington county, Md ;, that they
,e rented the large and conrnodinns Brick
srehouse at Shepherdstown, "n the Potomac
i, (uuder the pane and firm OF LUCAS i.
DORE,) where they Will at times be prepared
furuish transportation, in their superior line OF
baI Boats, G,r aay and all freight, destined for
Markets Of the District. Terms reasonable,
such as will make it the interest OF all to give
m trial. -,
for from five to twenty thousand bushels OF
HEAT-to be delivered at such times as the
lies nav agree, and in parcels TO suit the con-
hence Of those interested. Also, the highest
tket price will be paid for CORN, OATS, aud
nlry Produce generally. Farmers and others
Il 6nd it to their interest TO call, before dIspos.
/, Of their Grsin or Produce, as our arrange
tts are such as to offer inducements equal TO
Of any other House in the Valley.
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &C.,
h be KEEP, constantly on hand, and disposed OF
he most reasonable terms by the cargo, or
ROBERT LUCAS, JR.,
SAMUEL MOORE.
4aeoherdstown. Nov. 3. ISSO-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
CARTEIf,s 1qoTEL.

TIME new and extensive addition to this esta-
e bIishment has been completed, together
with renovating the entire concern, rendering it
one amongst the largest and most attractive in
the Valley. The rooms are furnished with neat
furniture, and with eye 10 the comfort and con-
vencnce of guests.
The Proprietor hopes to merit continuance
ofthe patronage heretofore extended to him, and
by strict personal atlentiol!,to increase bis bus
ness, assuring the public tlat no exerlion on his
part will be spared TO please, and render the So
journ of guests agreeable.
ISAAC N. CARTER,
June IS. 185o.-if Pronrietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
KEARsLEY's tnoTEE.

Fairmont, Marion County, Virginia.
VNHE undersigned begs leave respectfully to
u inform the community and travelling public
that he has removed from his old stand, at Tower
corner, to the corner of Adams (or Main) and
Irwin, and known as the "h1ation House"
The House has recently undergone tI'oronsh
renovation, and is also improved by ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. 1t is now believed I" be in
every respect adapted to the wants Of The traveller
and sojuurner.
A large and commodions Stable has been add
ed to the extensive Stablng conveniences alrca.
dy on the lot. Every thing will be done for the
comfort OF travellers and others who may favor
JOHN KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
March 25, 185l-1y.
sUPBmaOEs wHIEAT FANS.
Look to your Interest, Farmers.

Look to your Interest, Farmers.
rENTIE subscriber is now putting up ready for
Il Immediate use at he Coach Factory Of Mr
Wells J. Hawks in Charlestown, some hundred
or more Of the very latest dnd most improved
WHEAT FANS,
known as the q Geneseee Farmer" and which
has superseded the use of almost every other Fen
in the State OF New York and other Wheat grow
ing States in the North. 1t is adapted to clean
ing every description Of seed, and as a Glover
Seed or Timothy cleaner, has no superior any
where. This Fan has heen most fully tested,
and every where elected the highest commenda-
ton Ithas taken the pfeminn at several Gi t's re
construction, capacity for working, and economy
Of price, stands unriyaIed: Farmers Of Jeffsr. M
portunityof supplying themselves with an article
adapted 10 their wants. and it is hoped early ap-
piication may be made. as the Fans are now ready
for delivery. Orders addressed 10 me Mt Charles
Town will be promptly attended to, and the Fans
delivered at any reasonable point designated ;tree
nc CHARGE. JA;MES RUNYAN.
CbarIestowns June "a, lS5l.-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
9 8 sI
{ Char rlesfown, Jef1sIstsn County; wa

s4arse and We ID tfi ious y IiIascs
{ ~ Lol.SE Brio teI, situate Id the
centre and business part Gf the town, is now
among the most attractive end desirable resting
places IN the great Val ley sa fginia.
he laxaries of the IL ABLE 0f III IS establ lish
ment are sutpasSed by tpae, and the BA r. q at
all times supplied with e1lnice selection OF SUI
.perior WI MES and LIQUORS.
Several large PARI.oRs and airy GHamBgRs
have been added since last yeas.
a spleadid Yellow NJ toa;ted goArn attends
the Ghaflestewn Depot upon the arrival OF; the
Cars, which will convey gls ftors 10 the HOTEL
Tree Of charge Persons Wfshing 10 be conveyed
to other parts of the town, is@ll areasonabiel
compensation. s
sAppIE and HARSfss5 ca Aat.tAs IS,
lBUcGtEs, and careful % tfysIs aS9ays ready for
the accommodation Of fVisilofs s.
: e. e GEORGE w. SArPtNGFQN
~ 19oU:E--EE- ..ss. - PrOprietOrs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
THE ANCIENT MOUNDS IN oHfo.

In the American Scientific Convention, now
sitting at Albany, New York, Professor J.W.
FOSTER, us. deologist, has read "a paper de-
scriptiye OF samples of ancient cloth, from the
mounds of Ohio
/, Mr.. Foster said that as far back as 1897, ,spe-
cimens the same cloth had been presented to
him, but he questioned the reality of it, and fear.
cd to make it public lest he should be the means
Of prppaRating an error. The specimens are of
a different texture. One may have been made
by the ordinary means of weaving, but the other
is evidently the result Of some handicratt. There
seems to be- some connection between the Peru,
vians and the. mound builders. The present spe-
cimens were taken from mound about two miles
from Middletown,. Ohio. Il is evident the Indians
never made this cloth, forthey did not understand
weaving; and they did not obtain il from Europe,
for it is not such as, would have been maGc for
hs5 tfa5s TthiS seth qb9t6ssn lie me
Indians and the mound builders. It's composed
Of a material closely allied to hemp. DR.. Goadby
said that it was easy to distinguish betweenthe
fibre of flax and that of cotton. The former is
round and solid, willie the other presents the ap-
pearance Of vegetable tube. Professor Agassiz
suggested that this rluth might be made OF net
ties. He said lie had seen such in Switzerland,
and on the first view it was his impression that
the cloth in question was made off the North Anne
rican nettle Professor Renwick, of Newark,
then inquired if this was not spokenof by Colnm-
bus in his discovery? Il issimpressioh that
il was. - s.f,sflss=Ig5 rt.- -8r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
CARRELL,S HOTEL,

MFRS. GARRETT. respectfully announces TO
lyh Tire public that the Hotel is still open for ac-
commodation of persons passing or visiting Hsr-
pers- Ferry. The premises have undergone a
thorough painting and cIeaneing-and she ispfe-
pareG 10 accommodate in style not surpassed
the route She invites :iic patronage ofthe
travelling puj'.c.
Harpers. Ferry, Sept "a. 1850
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
ExECuTORs, NOTICE.

iHE Undersigned having qualified as Execu-
tors of Nvm. s. Lock, decd, notice is hereby
n that the Books, Bonds, Notes, &c, OF sad
based are now in their hands for settlement
desirable that the business be closed at as
i day as possible; all persons, therefore,
ng claims against the estate are requested
resent them properly authenticated tor settle.
n, and from those indebted, the same prompt
nent is expected.
]6AEs ]6aE ,, wys4NG, nISpN Executors.
lay 81, lS5I-u. F. p. COPY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
AU!lt4l HOUSE, ~
ia RPER S-F Err RY, Va.

TE.HTS establishment has been recently removal
of Liquors. They will keep constantly on ha nd
every article of eating, in season, such as PICK
LED OYSTERS, SARDlNES, CRABS &c
AS they intend conducting the House in the
most quiet anG peaceable manner, they expect
the patronage those requiring any thing in their
line Passengers on the Railroad can be wait
ed on with pronpttude They invite call from
the public generally. -
LII. 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
CHARLEsTONVN DEPOT.
Reductton Q c IN IN 1ss1 ons,

uNHOUGH no rates Of commission lave ever
IL been charged at the Charlestown Depot,
since ii was under my direetion, greater than
those authorized by law, or demanded by the tslf
and risk Of the Agency, yet5as complaints have
been made by some as to one:ous charges, have
determined 10 make the effort at least to crafty
public desire, and shall therefore on and after
This date, reduce my commissions 10 three cents
per hundred on all merchandise delivered tn tite
Sims will correspond with The rates at w inches.
fer. In making this reduction, however, the du.
ty is imposed on me Of requiring the commissions &c
on AL goods, Of every iRtion whatever'to ee
paid Tor on delivery ,without respect to persons.
he cash will also be required fora u articles let
sale al the Charlestown DEPOT sf.z.>,,
ssA's VINCEfl3rl w. MOORE. 6
Feb. q. 1851 Free Press copy. 4 u q.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
I / 8.
THE BU RIaAL.

= - =
THE BURIAL.
p1 IN sRosfs.
The measure time
a 70 DEthe Abbey CHING; II - s
Eel softiy b on my eaFs 49, ss +
mnrtnuring train
5gstssss4 Moved o'er the plainl
Preeedsd by bier.
Asilence fell
~ 0ter rock and de
s 5 that sad train moved OH
Il 8 - garb of woe,
. yyiih1 footsteps sltssys :
/ Andtaces pale and wan. &C. So .
ts 40 S Until at last 3
The porch the passed s445sy ~
Atriple arch cf st5he5
I Onward stealing,
Organ pealfng. Il so
! -s5issis e Nth low anu soleranstone.
The tomb deep
w here he must sc sSz,l
Thatchill y,gTave,
Within the nave,
5s Embosbmcd in the stone. rs
The tears that fell @
To the organs swell,
Sweet incchsc burning there
Funeral lights; El
Flash on the sight,
And upward goes prayer
They laid him down.,
In the evening brown
In that dim aisle TO sleep,
Where the moonbsams bright,
Through the lonely night,
Their silent yigils keep.
Thus sleep the great,
In chilly state,
Ccmentcd down with stoncl
I'd rather lie
Meath the blue sky
Beside some brook alone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
CASH rOR NEGROES.

HOSE persons having Negroes for sale, can
get the highest price ~ i%s on the sno.
''sr 'It It iCharIestown. Application in person
N letter will be promptly attended to.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
rRlUMpH OF AMERICAN skill.


II will be seensh the following extract from
letter from reliabe source, that the ploughs
OF Messrs. Proniy Il. Mears. of Boston. have
won the first premium at The great exhibition--
This Testimonial 10 american skill Is more pleas
ing In view Of The sneeriug remarks Of The En-
gi-h press, in relation well 10 our agricuitu-
raj implements as toihe other productions OF our
ingeators and nechanics.
ExnlEIrfoS pA1ArE.
Hyde Park, July 81, S5l.
On Saturday last, the 9Th inst, alter agase
deal OF trouble in relation 10 the matter, we had
the foreign plough trial The English ploughs
were tried in April last, hrInre the exhibition
opened, and ours we're mol tried Wesnceeededs
however, in obianng a trial last Saturday al
fiounsoW. about ten:miles tom London There
were AmeFican, French, Belgian, Bohemian,
Canadian, Dutch, and four English poughs, %
which The highest premiums were awflTted' 40
6f Boston, Staf6uek 81 Troy, B Aiien g.
Co.'s New York, and some from Philadeiphia.
Great anxiety.was msnifestedto see the AmeEi-
can ploughs tried andawhen the first one was
put into the ground the exclamation heard
from many was IS Those plcUghs (the AmeTtcaO
will break + they can't do the work p but when
the plough went through, with great ease tosthe
team, and the plonghman, an Enghshman, VINO
had never before held an American plough, said
1t holds easy" the tide began TO etb, and soon
to turn beforewe got through with Nieats' plough,
which was tried next. II we had an assortment
Of our ploughs here, / haze no doubt many of
them could be disposed of--the prices being from
one third to one-half of The Engiishs aud doing
their work as well. The farmers who have seen
much approve ofthenl.
A light. two.hurse plough was tried in the
ground with one horse. and ploughed with great
ease They were astoninshed at this, as it is
well known that the prize English ploughs are
SO heavy that they are load for one horse TO.
draw without being putin the ground at all.
The Jurors decided to award the prize medal
to the Centre Draught Plough, manufactured
by Prouty and Mears, of Boston Boston jour.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
rItE aAME oF BOSTON.

| The origin Of the name Boston, as applied to
Eaagame at cards, is liiis mentioned in tile me-
lnSife 81 Count Segurs This parsonage, with
the yisconnt Noailes, proposed 10 come 10 Ameri-
sca with ii FayeIte at he beginnngof oar revo.
luton. 1he project hing found out, the French
g0yernmeni then ~ gfaee with England, inter-
Tered, and of lie slsree Ia Fayete was The only
one tliat escaped fronlhfrest and found his way
to the United States, here he beeame the com
fspanipn of ~ ashinglent afterwards when France
sent an army 10 ald qlrcanse the Count Seenr
cams With 1t and etyeu under ltochambeau
with the rank Of ldeStenant Colonel. His Me-.
fnoirsr which we happnedfo meet with recently
Etor tifst time, eIftait1 many interesting re-
eofds of our eYolutinary Struggle, with graphic
etcties Of the pri9psi men vino led our troops
10. .tiiaeswaF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
WM. Isle BAKER,
ANlMmRMMY AW MAWa

ATTORNEY AT LAW
hRACTICES, as heretofore, in all the Courts
Of Jefferson, Berkeley, and Clarke counties.
commissioner FOR the neighborIDg' and al me
ss'ern States, he will take the acknowledg-
i NJ of and AUTHENTICATE under his SEAL OF
fFICE, any instrument of writing to be used
sad States: and as
NOTARY PUBLIC
Jefferson county, he will administer atl1da"ns'
I depOsitons and Acknowledgement OF deeds
Etgapes. &c, to be recorded in any of the
,Sarlpstown' lsrL Dec. 81. 1s5o.-r. T copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
THE POOR INDIANS.

The cholera and smallpox have committed
fearful ravages among the Missouri Sioux In
dians The st. Louis News Letter has the fol-
lowing article on the subject, condensed from a
statement made by Major II. Picot to the Repub
lican.:
Inls5o, near Fort Pierre, cholera first appear
ed on the 4tL Of July. The disease did not sub.
side until nearly four hundred of the Missouri
Sioux Indians had perished. Some disease which
Major Picot thinks to have been cholera also at
tackled the cattle, and was very fatal. In the ut
most raging of the disease, the Sioux beld a
council, at which it was decided to strike camp
and separate Part fed to the mountains, and
part took refuge from their inconquerable enemy
in the North. Cholera followed TO the North
committing friphtf1l favagesI and TO add 10 the
fears of the people, smallpox scarcely less fatal,
sprung out in their midst. The traders were
most happily provided with vaccine matter, and
Mai. Picot estimates the number OF Indians who
received it from them, at no less than l6. 600 10
90 OoO men, women and children. The panic
had spread amongst them, that no feeling olblood
or lie ofsympathy eoah lIt. g, |
-pox remaining with them, from July, 1850, to
july, 1851. Ofthe Indians who fled to the North
the majority were not vaccinated, by which it is
feared that on their return, willie appropriating
the blankets and clothing left on the praries the
disease will break out again amongst them.
Picpt gives fearful incident not known,
that a marty of Sioux, numbering some thousand
families in travelling TO the North Ohis Sear) fell
in with small war party Of Blackteet in pursuit
of the Crow Indians, attacked them, and muir
dereI every soul fs
On the first appearance of the small 'pox, the
Sioux who had gone the North we're averse to
communication with strangers. GnaTds were
placed round their encampment, with ORDERS to
shoot down any who should persist il crossing
their lines. Many were, in consequence, killed
by disrenarding this precautionary measure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
LIFE Assuls.ANcE
FRANKL1N THOMAS,

AER0AB389 Ag lay,
hracticcs in Frederick, Jefferson, and the
r. Office o1 Water street, near the Farmers
II WINCHESTER Dec. l3, l85O-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

rPosTASE SrAllPs WoE T SIIcz.l 81 his p 3 :,
!Ii6ey ,9su ssstek y III soa only know how 10 put
EtheG. Don't vet the back of theslamp. II you
do Il cnIis anl turus pP. The eorners The right
Way Is 10 fioisten th6roughly q suiiicienty large
sn6t envelope or the letter, n you don't use
- eoyeloee. Then put on The stamp. press il
down far and close, aud onf word for IL il will
not come Of. So says an exchange.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
ro,I sfARsHALL.

The Tere.Haute ExPress, in noticing the '1s'
conversion Of very prodigious parsonage. SAYS
..IToti Marshall, OF Kentucky, lie a wandering
cSenet. has! alter ten years absence IN 'ehoas
aud oldnight, completed bis orbit. and arrived at
lie perihetion-Ihe sunlight of whiggery! How
soon he may commence hIs recession again. we
orFseiyes 10 determine. TO use bis oWB Ian
fyuaeeZFse has again re-marrieds all old qnarTets
Seing settled. All he wants now IS hearty
sIie bff lie hand and three hours talk with old
Hail. sYethink he has want bey6nd that.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

Mousr .SayAsE-This place eoptinges 20 be
tlae scene oisbasy operations. 1he Iron Ailll 3
s,S,5syed "a stbe manufacture of the Compound
RsSl Has acquired so high q character
i, ra,,.ou, Inc whole country large quantities
6f F5ts Brirk are tnrDedod daily, which have NO
SnerinTssir, fIi.sl world af. eld's mill for the
= lies eonfinhe intsueeesssnt Ope-
ration hayipg snEPasse the most sa gnllle e.
lions ot the proprietor. in the tnea nttme,
H. tvoyE on tl1t extension the Aionpt Savage
Rcd Progressing "a and large nnrlber
ofhafds are receiving constant enpl yme nts-
sNhenffis road IS linisheds passe1g tom G1In.
befIand viii have only ascend The bib tronthe
FrosibuFg OF Borden mines 10 reach The town o.
FrosibtirfT:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02

tE,stsR AsTs no IslBE INA he Winehes.ers
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nntiissF the mana gen,ent of Rev Mr.. Bailey,
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