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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21
Drugs and Chemicals

THE following pure Chemicals have been
Il lately received, viz:
Iodine, Iodide Potash;
Chlorate Potash, Tannic Acid;
Bromide of Potassium, Iodde Sulphur;
Iodide Mercury; PrOto and DeuIo; Iodide Of
Lead;
Iodide of Manganese, Extract of Monesia ;
Valeriauate OF Quinine, SuIphate of Man,
ganese;
Morphine, sulphate, Muriate, and Acetate
of Morphine;
Oxide of Silver, Elaterium, Piperine;
COLLECTION, Chloride of Zinc, Cyauwret OF
Zinc;
GIycerin, soluble Citrate ofIron;
Citrate of Iron and Quinine, Extract OF
Cannabis Judica
These articles warranted to be pure and
fresh. The attention of physicians is called to
Them L. al: SMITH & co
December II, 1850.
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lowe NO MAN a DOLLAR.
III CHARLES 2. salnAs.

III CHARLES P. sHIRAs.
Oh. do not envy, my own dear wife,
The wealth Of our next door ncighbor.
But bid me still to be stout Of heart,
And cheerfulIy follow my labor.
You must know the last of those little debts
That have been our lingering sorrow,
l. paid this night So wen both go forth,
with happier hearts to- morrow.
Oh the debtor il but a shame. faced dog,
With the creditors name on his cOIIarj
While Pm king and you ere queen,
For we owe no man dollar!
Our ueigbbor you saw 10 bis coach today.
With his wife and his Haunting daughter,
while VIC ant down at our coverleSs board
To crust and a cup Of water.
/ saw that the tear-drop stood in yonE eye
Though you tried your best TO conccal it
knew that the contrast reached your heart.
And you could not help but feel it;
Bot knowing now that our Scanty fare
Has freed my neck from the collar,
You'll Join my laugh, and help me shout
That we owe no man dollar!
This neighbor, whose show has dazzled your eyes,
In fact is a wrotched debtor;
pity him oft from my very heart,
And wish that his lot were better.
Why, the man is the veriest slave alive,
For his dashing wife and daughter
Will live in style though ruin should come
So he goes like a lamb 10 the slaughter;
But ke feels it the tighter every day,
That terrible debtors collar!
oh /! what would he give could he say with US,
That he owed no man 4 dollar!
You seem amazed, but I'll tell you more:
Within two hours ] met him
Eneaking away with frightened air,
AS il a iend had beset him
Yet, he fed from a very worthy man,
Whom met with the greatest pleasure
Whom called by name, and forced to stop,
Though he said he was not at leisure.
He held my last note. so held him fast,
Till he freed my OK from the collar;
Then shook his hand as proudly said,
Now, owe no man adollar!'
All now you smile, for you feel the force
Ofthe truths have been repeating;
] knew that downright hone st heart
In that gentle breast was beating!
Tomorrow I'll rise with giants strength,
To follow my daily labor,
Bot ere we sleep, let us humbly pray
For our wrctched next door neighbor;
And we'll pray for the time when all shall be free
From the weight Of the debtors collar
When the poorest will lift his voice and cry,
+" Now, owe no man a dollar!"
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TO THE FARMERS
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.

TIME subscribers would most respectfully in
Il form the Farmers of Virginia that they have
on hand STOVE for cooking purposes, supe-
ror to any thing of the kind ever offered, for its
strength, durability, and adaptness for the of
negroes. 1t was made more particularly for the
use the Navy, and is called
SHIPS CAMBooSE.
The above Camboose has been examined by
some Of the most practical Farmers ofthe Valley,
and recommended by them 10 be one of the best
articles that can be put into the hands of negro
cooks, owing to lis strength and durability 1t
has two distinct ovens, and every other conve-
nience for cooking at one and the same time, SUI
perior TO any stove now in use.
We have Gurnshedthe Navy with quite large
number of the above Cambooses, and they are
pronounced to be superior to any thing Of the
kind ever furnished before for Ships use-hence
they are better fitted for country use than any
other Stove.
F Any orders left with II. L EBY & Sow,
harIestown, will be duly and promptly attended
to. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
HAYWARD s. DUKE,
BaEtin0re Store House,
No 80 Light ST.. Baltimore, Nd
Dec. 81, lS5O-3m
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BLACKSmITuING

TTNHE undersigned having leased the Black.
= smith Shop of Mr.. George Eichelberger, on
Scat Tail, )" offers his services as a Blacksmith.
Hc will do all kinds of Farm Work, Mill Irons,
Edge Tools, &c, at the shortest notice, and for
the very lowest prices. Articles manufactured
by him which are not done to order, and of the
best materials, may be returned free ofcharge.-
He invites a trial from the pmbIic
April l6, I85O.-ly GEORGE CLOSE.
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. Iaeniflnes.
LITTLE'S
urm,r orr FOR HORSES:

ITT5TS Is pronounced to be the best preparation
M, the many hundreds that have used It, !or
the vaIio1s Affections that HORSES are liable,
viz Cuts, Spraines, Bruises, Saddle and Collar
Calls, Scratches, Fistula, POleEii, Swenny, and
in fact most any injury that Horse may sustain
It.is now iu'general use as Imminent LOT man
for sores of all kinds. Pain in the limbs or BACK
ctapped hands, ring and letter wotm, scaids ana
burns, and has made some most renafRaOle cures
Of RHEUMATISM.
Prepared for the proprietor at WILLIAM w
HEARTS, Drug Store, ScettsVille, Albemarle
None genuine but those signed by THEo.
w. LITTLE, on the outside wrapper
Price, 37k cents n BottIe.
with Directions.
FOR SALE BY
I. NJ. Smith & Co., CharIestown.
A. a. CRIoLER. Ha1sers- Ferry.
III. S. FonsEY, Shepherdstown.
A. H. DurFIELD, DufieId's Depot
Smith & MART1N, Leetown-
JOHN G. SH1RLET. Middleway.
W.R. g. AT SERyRRs. Summit ONT.
ALSO
BY Druggists and Merchants throughout the
States.
LESsluRG, Isoutlour e.. Ia.
August 90 1890 ~
This Is toi,eeFsif INT have lie last three
years been drising stage and liiate ha5.a great
deal TO do with hof esi aud never oune ans nm
as good, for The horses a. he y hite
Oil made by Theodore w. Little
WV. X JACKSON.
A. II. PowELL-Tes;e. mark.
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The New VVooIIen Factory.
Jn00F T1y. NI,p-

WOOL WANTED.
ToHNK. WHITE and D. G. HENKLE have
y their New Woollen Factory, in S6enberds.
town, nearly completed, The MACHINERY Is Of
the most approved kind andthe most sEiIIfnJ and
experienced workmen have beenenqaged sot 'is
those wool growers and merchants, @iio "a troni1s
thtsestabtts may rely upon getting tbe best
materials, the best fabrics and fasIcolors RoIIs
carded and other country work done at the short,
est notice. s 81
We wilfexchapge for WOOL. on hemostac-
eommodattng terms, onrfabrics, viz:
Falled7and Plaid Linseys;
Pweeds, Blanketing, and FIannels;
CarpettiBgs,
Stocking Yarn, &c. Also, any other kinds
of merchandise, that may be preferred to
ma he, at the Store of John K. White. where iii
the wool will be received. -i'e' v mere an
IN Nothing that can be done on partsharl be
with either by Of ,..9i
purchase osouf goods 2 = !" OS4 y
WHITE & HENKIB
shePherdstoWn, May 20, ls4s.
NIB. Hard Soap. Bees Wax, and TaHow
vented at the highest market price. ''.'"
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HATS AND CAPS.

i House, would most respectfully inform his
friends and the travelling public generally, that
he has just completed his repairs and improve
ments on the Hotel, having re.furnished and
painted, and also enlarged it so as to make it in
every way comfortable and pleasant. Being
thankful for the liberal encouragement heretofore
bestowed on his house, he pledges himself to use
his utmost efforts TO please all who may patron
ize him. JOHN MCINTOSH.
JuIy 9. lS5O-6m.
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lnteeeHaneous,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFoRD, CONNECTICUT.

Incorporated 1870 Charter pvpetual-C Capital
sl5o, ooO; 10lhpor Of increasing ito $3.50. 900.
DUBLIC Buildings. Manufactures, Mills,
4 Machinery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Mer-
chandise, Household Furniture, Vessels on the
stocks or while in port, &C., Sc, will be insured
nnnlicaEion for Insurance may be made of
B. W. HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson county, Virginia,
In the absence of the Agent from Charlestown,
to ]. r. BRoWN, Esq, who win attend to them
promptly. Persons ata distance address through
N. +. On all Church buildings and Clergy
mems personal property the Agent will present
his commissions in reducing the amount of pre-
,niums on the risks thus arising.
Decernber 10, lS50.--ly
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LEEsBuRc, Virginia,

LEEsBURG, Virginia.,
August, Is.
Ihave been stage-driver all my life and never
met with anything halt so good as Littles White
Oil for Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, and IN fact every
injury that a horse could sustain. / therefore
recommend it to every body who has anything TO
do with horses. FRANCIS DARCY.
Ian 4 1851
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laecfIanfr Arts.
Machine Shop and Iron Foundry
AericuIturai Machinery.

o.
TlHE subscribers are now prepared TO manu-
Il facture at their establishment
Jefferson county, Virginia, x. cFN@A<
MA CIENERY of every description.
THRESHING MACHINES,
OF THE LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
Fiz's celebrated Thresher, among others, war
rantef "a tbresh from 800 to 400 bushels Perday.
Also. Tbresher with cleaner attached, completing
the whole process in one operation. Also, Fod-
der Cutters Growers PATENT the very best now
in use Corn CruskerS that crush from the con-
sistencv of hommony to fine meal, 1t desired,
with capacity from 80 to 40 bushels per hour
Corn Shelters, with capacity from 16C TO l0Ou
bushels per day Wheat Drills, OF the most I'M
proved patterns. Wheat ReaPers, OF the latest
and best kinds, (Hnssey's and McCormck 81
Also, Banborough's celebrated bhedl ran,
which has taken IS premiums and medals, war
ranted to be the best separator IN the y. states.
In fact every thing that the Farmer may neea 70
aid him in his operations. Orders filled at the
of the State. All Repairs promptly attended to-
CASTINGS of all kinds, Mill Irons included,
done in the shortest, neatest, and most durable
manner.
mANUFAoTURING PRICES.
THRESHER with Cleaner complete, six
Thresher without Cleaner, from 16o to Sl75
Corn Crusbers, $40
Fodder Cutters, $50
Corn Shelters, from $50 to S45
Hay and Straw Cutters from $40 to S25
All other machinery at proportional rates.
','' " ZIMMERMAN & co.
Charlestown, Dec. "a, 1850
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p o etieoI.
FOR THE SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
M .he MODERN CRITIC, TALENTED
~ IS ROOTS.o

Forgive al humble, honest bard
We Gods, we humbly ask,
The thrust he makes, ye know us hard
To strike one meath his mask.
To strike a foe, whose masks a " Boot
Asdark a Envy's pale
Whose mask but hides the cLoTEN-FooT,
Bui cannot hide the TAIL.
Persuades himself, "a bard, and worse,
A Lawyer most Profound,)
To parody my humble verse
All. "Boois," TOO sEAE THE GROUND.
parody, (" God save the mark
And save the author too,
Till Barnum comes TO buy "the lark"
SvcH men are PASSING FEW.
TAen bank, thoa enrioas critic back.
And Slan thy Office door
Fors AXE the critics icy track,
And COL upon thy floor;
Or else unnask'd thy arrows shoOE,
And show the lions cTestj
Perchance the author in The "Boot"
Is puppy at the best
The more We strike the moro bell ycip,
And rnuil'd in the dark,
May pipe his fellow. pups TO help
The pack can only bark.
eeAmrTox, Jan. IL, 1851. ALPHoEZo.
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25aItfn1nre grane.
BALTImORE

W7IsE e. BROTHERS, manufacturer. Of q
w BoUDo1R, GRAND, and SQ IJItd5
of first class Piano, thet ladies can perform on
with the greatest possible adgantags Ss s! .6s
the touch can be instantly adIustedsto tne exact
strength ofthe fingers and movement OF muse C..
one that will stand in concert tune-one that the
tone viii not sh5 and made grsto o .l hfs
and Feonlsr curye lines, that will last an age
to s give them call. The aneient standing Of
the : Baltimore Factory and liberal patronage Of
citizens and others Of the first order of artistic
taste and science, conceded at once the most
critical have 5ssa fully am,G1 0efsv T5fg
bv tbs T mnst accomnished civil engineers and
master artists, has been denominated truly
GRAND Plano also that their late B 9ot
passed. if eqnalled, in the world Friends and
customers please stop in and examine for your
selves. ]. j. WISE & BROTHERS,
No. 81 Hrnorer street.
Baltimore, July 10, 185a-6m.
80. - :. - s,.,,, .I,,,;r ,r;senf Dlocn
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MONEY SAVED Bv HE PAR.
4ER AND HIERC5AHIT
Y.R. PAIMER,s

RUsINEss-AIEN's ALMANAC, for the Yea,
1891, containing large amount of 1selpl
chanics, and Business. Men generalv fST s.ls :,
november IL. THIS OFFICE.
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Bounty Land and Pension Agency,

v1r u &thsHEdItaast22mH53r h RS G ana uenera
u Agent atthe City Of Washington offers his
services in procuring Bounty Land and Pensions
for those entitled. Being permanently located
at the seat of Government, with thorough and
familiar knowledge Of the necessary forms and
routine of business, and having access TO Regis
ters and Rolls filed in the U. S. War Office, he
possesses facilities for the speedy and satisfactory
adjustment of Government claims Of every kind.
By late Act of Congress, Bounty Land is
granted to the Officers and Soldiers Of the war Of
1919, and of the various Indian wars since 1890:
To those who served nine months, 100 acres; 10
those those who served four months, so acres,
and to those who served onemonth, 40 acres.
Arrangements have been made with gentlemen
;of the legal professionally different sections ofthe
country, for the location of Warrants, and the
sale of the Patents, when issued, on the most ad.
2yaH'ageous terms; Tor the payment OF taxes re-
dempiion OF land sold for taxes; collection of
debts, and for the transaction of general law bust
ness in the different States and territories.
He tenders his services to members OF the pro-
fessiOn, at distance, and when claims against
the Government are prepared by ocai'Attorney,
will abste one-half his usualfee. The necessary
forms and Instructions and information on all
subjects appertaining to asuccessfu prosecution
Of the business will be furnished to regular cor
respondents without charge.
Information cheerfully given, and all commu.
nications promptly replied tc, i: addressed TO
CHARLES C. TUCKER,
Washington, d. C.
December "a, 1850.
On application 10 the undersigned, the necessa-
~ papers to secure the Bounty Land or Pensions
provided for by the recent acts OF Congress, will
be properly prepared, and forwardedto M.. Tuck
er Tor such action thereon as may be necessary
10 get them through the Departments at Wash
JAMES w. BELLER.
ChaFestown, Dec. 81, 1850
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SADDLE 81 HARNESS MAKING
TENHE subscriber returns his thanks to the
Il public for the very liberal share of patron
age he has received since he commenced the
above business, and assures his customers that
he will endeavOr to render satisfaction. He has
on hand, and is constantly manufacturing to order,
Saddles, Brides, Harness. &c,
Of every variety, which he will sell at the lowest
prices. All persons in want are respectfully in
vited to call and examine hisstock.
a large lot of very superior Collars on hand.
JNO. AVIS, ir
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KISSES.

The Ladies Of Troy have introduced a new
feature at their fairs, from which they realize
much handsomer sum than from lotteries, viz ::
that of selling their confectionery to gentlemen,
young and old. All the best looking girls wear
play-cards, Kisses one shilling each :" some
charge "quarter of dollar" and others six
cents, according 10 the beauty of those in the
market. Gentlemen are expected 10 go in accord.
ing TO the weight of their purses and one oe the
newspapers of that village says that one rosy.
Tipped, bright.eyed girl realized sixty.two dollars
in single night; and another party nine dollars
aud half One gentleman purchased eleven
dollars worth Of sweetness.-ARany Knick.
NEGRO WiT-There is a tradition that one of
the Esquires in Maiden, Mass, had slave who
had been in his family until he was about seventy
years OF age. Perceiving that there was not
much more work left in the old man, the Esquire
took him one day and made him a somewhat
pompons address TO the following effect: "You
have been faithful servant to me and my father
before me. have long been thinking what
should do 10 reward you for Your services.
give you your freedom! You are your own mas.
ter: you, are your own man." Upon this the old
negro shook his grizzly head, and with ally
glance showing that he saw through the masters
intentions, quietly replied {" No, no, massa, you
edtds'Hseaf, Glia laeis eost must PICK de 6one'
Tho Scisafi6c American says that in less
than two yearstravelers can step into railroad
cara New York, and proceed bysan. uDinterrupt-
ed Railroad TO Galena, on tEesMississippi in
lllnois,a distance of 200 miles. The links 10
complete this chain are now being Constructed,
and the editor adds, thatin-ten years from the
present times an interior line of railroad will be
opened between New York and San Francisco.
In the number, length and greatness of rivers,
this country exceeds all others, and in few years
our Artificial lines OF communication will far
exceed any other country.
MoRE PAbpYisM.-A good story is told of
psitof IFishmep, who, travelling through Sullivan
county recently, came upon milsboard standing
by the way side with this inscrption upon il g43
milestrom Newberg" Surprising 1t to be tomb.
stones one of them gently tapped the other on the
shoulder, and in a low sepulehral tone, said
Tread Chilly, Jammy-hefe lies the dead :s4s
years old, an his name is Miles, from Newburg' -
:. "Jtslias, why didn't you oblong your stay at
How so Julius?'' w
Why, de landlord charged dis colore,I indi.
w.dnai wild stealin' de tea.ssoons. and Az / ,vss
AFRAID ne might get personal, i preamhulatetl n
i1de cars and walked home. . - =
Hans. where was you born9n
On de Halld oorberrack. :,
:" What, always ~
- Yaw-7sn before, too .
How old are yon. then IN Z
Nhen.de old school ho1se Is bnilt wac
sssesMeeks more nor a year, what Is painted red.
- - YOU . goes home NIT your back behind Won. nm
- s,s'as nsnd side by deoldt blackschmidt shop.
all be two .weeks!,s - Ns,f' = IsA. year
Eggszaciy. just som
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CARTER,s HOTEL.

q GAkkIEEHgS HOTEL.
gE4HE new and extensive addition to this esta.
Il 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 an eye 10 the comfort and con-
yenience of guests.
Fhe Proprietor hopes to merit continuance
ofghe patronage heretofore extended to him, aud
by strict personal attentiop TO increase his bust
ness, assuring the public that no exertion on his
part will be spared TO please, and render the so.
jearn of guests agreeable.
ISAAC N. CARTER,
June %. ls5o,-tf Proprietor.
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Gold Medal CsasIIncr,

Gold Medal CashmcrcS.
II HAVE lot of those Gashmeres that was
u, awarded tie Gold Medal al the Mechanical
Fair in Baltimore they are Of new design, and
very pretty. T. C. SIGAFOOSE.
Nov. g. 1850.
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mebieines=
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC VIM
PEP SIN!
THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID y,
A Great DysneD.,

A Great Dyspepsia q,
nREPARED from RESNET n, u
Of the Ok, after directions M o. ne iasS
greaI Physiological ChemIsi. br =. seS Z
81 D., Nn--ll, North Eishih s,Tss :, . >, HOtt
This b a truly wonderful r :, -: {
INDIeEsTI0N, DYSPEPSIA, JlrsDIrr ~. :
CONSTIPATION, AND pI,,,
Curing aaer Natures own method
agent, the Gaslric JIi.1s u
Halfa teaSPOonlul CfthiS Fluid. ir,s,-.,.
digest or dissolve Five pounds OF - q
Two hours, out OfIhe STOMACH. 'S-E Z,
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DHrc GeIatine, for Bl'ns
II &c, for sale by cNlf,
Dec. II. l.. M.
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Price 500 per bOtGl
One boiIie will often effect a lasting r.
PEPSIN IN POWDER
TSENT nv NAH pREE np Il

~ soAA'N DI VI ALL IL E Of ~
For convenience Of sendiDp TO all par-s
the digestive matter of tie PEPSlS = pa
OF Pow 'seTs, with directions To b,- tIi>>ss,-
syrup, by the patient. These powders a
same matter as the bottles, but ty,iee 81
the same price and will be sent bv mail. \
for s sent (pust.Paijl TO DR. :. IIU, !
II, North Eighth II, Philadelphia. IA
SIX PACKAGES for So. Every Easllsl
bears the written signature OIL 5 IlUBs
Proprietor.
Sold By agents in every town in ID,
and by resPe etable dealers ia Medicine
FOR SALE BIZ
l. N. SMITH & co, Cilarl-ss-s
A NJ CRIDLER. HarP-rs-FrrI
H. S EORNEY. SiIepi.erlsfuAt
JOHN F. SMITH, Smithfzid.
September 10, IS5J-Iy.
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Baltimore, July 16, 1856-6m.

.Elastc because the keys their quisent place
times equal to the disPlaciDg Universal because the
hard or soft touch so that ten thousand perform
ers all different may each find the touch they prefer
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Cash for Wool.
WILL pay the Market price for WOOL, in
leash, either washed or nnwashed as soon as
delivered to me, except DishLey or pure Co:stoold.
w. L. WEBB,
Aug. 81, ls5o-tf. Shspherdstown Mills.
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Groceries.

Groceries.
TUST received, and on hand, Sugar, Coffee
~ Teas, of very suPerioF .uality. Molasses
Syrup, Candles, Cheese Rice, Spices, of ull kinds
which we will sell as cheap if not little chea 2.
err than any one else in town.
Nov. T. RAWB1NS.
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Lice AssURA NCE.

TaE NArioNAt LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So.
GETTY, OF LONDON.
CAPITAL 90, 500, OOO-sURPLUs s4l2,o27 90.
DRINTED statements explanatory oftbe bust.
Il ness, and the advantages of Life Assurance,
will be furnished on application to
B. w. HERBERT.
Or in his absence, applications can be made to
DR.. G. F. MASON,
Medical Examiner, CharlestO'cn,
DR. JoHE D. STARRY,
Medical Examiner, Harpers-FerTy,
DIR. ]. II. TAYLOR,
Medical Examiner, ShepherdstoWn.
Charlestown, Oct. 80, 1850.
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Carpeting and Rugs.
WE have received a new supply of handsome
w Brussel and Ingtaih Carpetng; Also, a
few Rugs and Table Covers, which We can sell
at a low price.
Dec. 10. CRANE ,& BROWN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21

roItmd AIuna and Fine Salt, for sale al
the lowest rates by
Dec. 8. KEYES & KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-01-21

the Springs 2a -. a.
'sHow SO Julius?,' WV = e0N-
Why, de landlord charged dis colore1 indi-
widasl wild stealtn' de tea.ssoens ana AZ ,y.s
afraid ne might get PERSONAL preambulateti 10 10