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mp BILLINGS Colum han Gardens, No 200 Bowery tho
coolest most fashionable recherche establishment
the city No humbug this. Come and judge
OF the best quality and in great variety
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Van Deuscn's Improved Wnhpen,

replenishng hair wasted by decay, sickness other
causes, and changing that which Is to its primitive
color still be had ut the original depot 1913 Chambers
street and at the principal druggists Of New York and
Brooklyn.
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Usrt good catches for ladies' and
prices Good lepnes as low S22 Diamonds in the pack
A-e at SIS carat in lots thererom sut
SAnspd rings, pins. Sc, at manufacturers prices.
DAVID RAFT. 2sl Broad way. u o stairs.
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Covering Reflect well. Hiram Anderson, 90 very is
selling English tapestry and Brussels carpetng at 81 per
Sl ingram carpets, 2s. 3d. 3s, As. 6s Rugs window
shhdes table covers &c at about Ia II their real
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Dec. 20 q1a Inc rnh $40 Dec | 10

Dec. 769l9 Inc. 795 500 Dec 1,l04727 Dec 2s $50
The aggregate quantity Of the articles LEFT at tide
water from the commencement of navigation to the eth
July inclusive. during the years 1850 and 1852 was as
fellows
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CoRoyLR's INqrrsr.-An inquest was held on Monday
at the City Hospital upon the body Of named John
Wloughby, who died FROM the effects Of severe scads
which he received in consequence Of the bursting OF the
chimney Of the steamboat Charles Devn Tuesday
last. Wiloughby was a deck hand employed upon the
boat, and II appears that upon the day named fireman
named Lewis got up steam at early hour and contrary
to order the engineer and in short time the boiler
burst. Verdict That the deceased. John Wlloughby,
to his death by scading caused by the bursting Of
the chimney Of The steamboat Charles Devin on the 9TH
Inst arising from the criminal neglect OF the fireman,
John Lewis"
DEATH ~ PRisoN Jane Andrews, who was brought,
Sunday night. to Essex market prison. found doad
in her cell on Monday, by Mr. Oliver, the keeper. She
was grossly intoxicated when committed
AvornrR Bonr IN THE wArrR.-The Of pilot
boat Wasp No. s. whilst steering for the city Monday
evening observed the dead body Of female floating In
the water OF Gowanus Bay. The hair appeared to be
light auburn and the body clothed in blue dress.
The body close the boat and WOULD have been
picked up had not the state Of the wind and prevalence
Of haze rendered it imprudent to hcaye to-
Two Persons DRowNrp-Two young men, named Will
liam Hawkins and Barney Foley drowned in the
Crotop River On Sunday to Purdy Station IL APP
pears that Hawkins went to battle and not knowing how
to swim, he struggled In the water when Foley humancly
plunged his assistance and in his attempt 10 drag him
out both drowned They appeared TO be about eg-
teen years Of age.
DEAD INFANT FouSp --on Monday evening, the body
dead infant found by officer Aveson. OF the Eigh-
tenth district in Thirtyecond street, between Filth
and Sixth avenues
yisrr or rnE NATIONAL GuAnps Bosrov.-The Fifth
company Of the above regiment COMMANDED by Ohptan
Creighton left this city by the Pail River boat on
Monday last for Boston. They 90 the guests Of the
Boston Lancers Many were accompanied by their wives
and ali anticipate good time on Wednesday they
10 have an aquatic excursion that day Thursday
and parade upon the Common previous to bidding fare
well TO their brethren Of the Lancers. Captain Cregh
toms company Is expected home on next Saturday.
DuRGtApy-At about quarter 10 one o'clock, On
Tuesday morning entrance was made into tho
house II Mr. John Gore NO AZ Marion street " cutting
thtouah ono 81 iho rar windows. Mr. Gore hearing
moi went down stairs suddenly and caught two burg
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Normal COLLEGE.

FINHE next session will commence the Sd of March
Il at which time all who intend to enter during the
Term should he present. Carriages for conveyance to the
college, will leave the following places the End
reensborough, 10 o'clock, ASHORE at TO- and Lex
ington at 10. b. CRAVEN. Pree;5ent
January IS, 1852. 26-tJ
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ye Stock of winter Clothing

consequence of having Store burned on the
Il 10th OF December last, have hand much lar
ger STOCK OF Clothing than feel willing keep over
the approaching Summer. We do therefore offer our
heavy Winter Clothing at cost for cash.
E. L. HARDING & co.
Raleigh, January 9th, 1852. IS
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Home Industry must Succeed

am now prepared to manufacture DOOR LOCKS
with mineral Knobs, for 65 cents a piece warrant
ed also, LOCKS up to $3.50.
Also. MACHINERY made to order ; and flee
new and old. Old files made as good as me,n
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept 18th 1851. SOL
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Notice..

Notice.
WHIrEsv1LLE, Columbus, Co. N. G.
Dec. 10, 1851. {
"A TEACHER WANTED, to take charge of the
"A Academy this place. liberal price will be given
at this Office J. A. MAULTsBY.
S9S-tf.
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JOB PRINTING! n ,;h s
TTfHE Subscriber has recently snPPlfed nn .biop
l. full ard varied assortment of the hest anu Ibe Of 81
ableJob type, and is now prepared execute 5sp
kinds with neatness and despatch, and Oh -A
terms.
Call at the Standard Office, Raleigh, NJ
w, w. HOLDEN"
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10 ~ c.o 90 q II O - q O 90 II
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
-

MAE4EeGA
IN Warrington City. on ths Mi 4ttmo By ser
hAAti1ToN SPilLNAH5 "a r. 5oREALy ESQ e9d
W Virginia.
0nihe 2Q4h nltimp, BysRevaNEE. msTs5HIRAh
and N. M0N9Dk@niS ofslbu-
IL StauntOu, "a Monday week, by RRv. GGeRGaB
SHENoWrTH, Rev. BENJAM1N B3tAMLlNs Of she
Balumore annual Conference and bliss REBkCGA
BLAKE, daughter EMr. G. BLAAE Of Staunton.
On the Bridge, at HarperI.Ferry at 10 O'Clock at
nightly Rev. JoHN N. CooaFBss NT JOHN HAIR
MANDa and Miss SARAH JANE HEHSHAW-b0th
othockingham county, Virginia.
On the Bridges at Harpers-Ferry, October 26th by
key. ions n. CooaRs, Mr.; join, p BOWER aud
Miss MARGARET FIDDLER-bothof this counts.
On the 2sth uItfmo, by Rev. Mr.. lALrA. JOSEPH
DECK. of Frederick city Maryland; and
GRACE, OF Harpers-Ferry, Virginia..
Attic Shelter, on the 9th 0c'obEp3 by Rev. JettS
IoLLs' DEeALBERF w. GRAY, Of i5ls Place. ior-
merly oil Ipndoun county, and Miss MATILDA HiE7B,
daughter Of The late JAHEs NJ. TTL.H, ofPrinCe Viii
liam county Virginia.
In Leesbfrg, on the Sd instant, by Rev. JAMES A.
DUNCAH, Air. THOMAS W. BlRKBY and MissISU-
RATHIE-both ofthat place
On Thursday morning, the 18th ulGmo,i in the Rap.
fist Church, in Alexandria, by Eide z D. HERSnoS,
Elder RICHARD n. HERSDoE anil Miss ELIZA
BETH JANE, second daughIcrof The late JAMEe ID.
FYLER, of frince William county, Virginia.
In Baltimore, on the 26th ultirno: by Rev. DR.. Ro-
DERTs, MIR JESSE HOGE and Miss MARY E. TAY-
L0k-botb Of Loudoun.
AT Amherst, Orange county, Virginia, on the morn
ing Of the 18th ultimo, by Rev. NJ. fjESRY, Rev. E.
PAYSON WALTON, formerly of this county, OF The
Baptist Chnrch. and Miss T..
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Shenandoah Iron FOnndrY,

EENHES Foundry, situated on the Winchester &.
4 Potomac Railroad, Il miles from Harpers-
Ferry, has been rented for a Term Of years by The
subscriber, who would respectfully inform The
public that he is now prepared 10 do, in N style
of workmanship, which cannot be surpassed, If
e~quaIled, in this Valley, every description of Ma
chinery aud Plough Castings, at short notice.
Having been engaged in The business for many
years in the largest foundries in theU United States,
and being now determined to devote his whole
attention TO the business, he is confident that
III Sc who favor him wirh their work will at the
same time. be fayoring their own interests, as
his prices for Castings shall be as low as Al dny
foundry in the Valley.
Orders, from all in want of Castings of any
description. are respectfully solicited.
I0ld Iron taken III exchange for Castings.
HENRY e. PARKER.
Shenandoah Citv. Aug. 3. 1852.
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UNITED STATES ROpEL.
washington City, Oct. rs, 1862

washington City, Oct. rs, 1852.
VNHE undersigned respectfully announces TO
Il the public, and especially to his friend of Vir-
ginia, that he has leased for a long term the above
large, convenient and well known establishment,
which is now open and undergoing an entire re-
n~oyation, change and Improvement. He has en-
ployed a new set of assistants and servants
The house possesses many advantages over most
ofthe Hotels in this city, particularly in reference
to families, on account of the large and airy
rooms and its favorable location. The United
States Hotel, white under his management, shall
be inferior in point of realComfort to no Hotel in
this city or elsewhere.
ACOACH, belonging to the house. wilIalways
be in readiness to. convey pas sengers to and from
the Depot and steamboat landing.
The Proprietor would not d~ojWstice TO his feel
ings if he did not avail himself OF this occasion
to offer his grateful Acknowledgements to those
who 20 JiberaIly patrOnised him at the Potomac
House, and to assure them and alIothers that he
is determined TO make the United States Hotel
in all respects en- pLaticallYthe strangers home.
II. b. HACKNEY,
Formerly of Virginia.
October %. 1852-St.
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0be markets.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Review of the Baltimore Markets
For The Week ending Saturday.
From the Baltimore American Of Saturday.

From the Baltimore American Of Saturday.
BEEF CATTLE.-The number Of Ca1tle offered at the
scales on Monday amounted TO 400 head of beevcS, of
which number 900 were sold TO clty butchers and
packers, luD were left over unsold, aIj 4OO were driven
to Philadelphia. Prices ranged from 81 SO 10 $3.50 on
the hoof-equal to $5.OOa6.75 net, aud averaging $500
gross.
CoFFEE.-The sales of the week comprise about GlO0
FLoUR.-H0ward slrcet.-Thc market has kept uni
form throughout the week, and the demand has been
quite active. The sales Of the week, including 1000
bbIs. to-day, are about 5000 bbls., at the uniform price
City MiIGs-Wc quote at 1861 a Il 62I.
Conn MEAL.-Sales at $780, per bbl.
The inspections for the week are--Flour 26,951 bis.
and 933 half barrels. Also, l3Obbls. Corn Meal.
WHEAT.-To-day we quote good Il best new Mary
land reds at 100 a lG2 cents with white lo2 a ll2
cents.
CoRx.-sales of white at 69 a TO cru,s, yellow at Il
a - cents.
OATs-Ne quote Maryland at "a Il 81 cents.
G~uANo.-Pcruvian 46 a S47; Patqgonian % a $35
MoLAssrs.-we quote new crop New Orleans Z, IS
PLAsrEa-sales at $500 a 1926 per ton.
BAcoN-We quote Shoulders at ~ cents Sides 81
cents, Hams l2E cents. -.
LARD.-1c quote at IL cents in IBIS, and l21 cents
WooL.ESmalI sales nj 25 a 90 cctts per ID. fut un-
washed, and 81 a IS cts. for washed.
WHIsKEy.-We note small sales 1t % a "a cts. per
gallon in hiIds., and "a a % cts. in bbis.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET-Sat&rday, Nov.6 6.
FLoUR.-Store price S~4.25-wag6a and car price,
S4 Is3.
30 a 100 cts. Corn is firm-wc quote white at 63 a64
Cts, yellow at 65 a Go cts. Oats 81 ass cts. Clover
GUANo.-It is selling by the single ion of 2,oO0 lbs.
PLAsTEa Cargo price about S3-:rctail price 3 so.
BEEF CATTLE.-Ihc supply is beforehand the prices
rather frmer. We quote at 2.75 a $3.50 per 100 lbs.
gross. Live Hogs $3.50 a S7.75. Lambs S2.2o a 4.9e.
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A WORD FOR THE PRINTER.

Since the termination -four volum@ in July last, we
have been unable TO give TO the accounts Of our Office
that attention which our necessities demanded, in con-
sequence Ct the press Of duties as connected will. the
canvass. The battle, however, is now over, aut the
Democracy have achieved a glorious triumph. In the
midst of the rcjoicings, the Printer asks to be rcNcm-
bercd, as his determination is that ihe old books shall
be squared up, and old debts cancelled. Every one,
therefore, in any wise indebted, be it little or much,
will be expected to ~Iiquidate balances, as we must now
have, to satisfy the demands of our d~tcditors, something
more substantial than promises.
Shirt Office. Novrmber9 9. 1850.
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REIDY-MADE CLOTHTNG,

or superior quality and most fashionable
" style, can always be found in the room for
merIy occupied by John Avis, Jr., as a Saddle
and Harness establishment, two doors west of
Sappington's Hotel.
we would respectfully say to the citizens of
Charlestown and the county generally that we
have just returned from the Eastern cities, where
we have purchased a very large and extensive
assortment of
GentIcmen's Rcadyrnade Clothing.
Our stock has been selected with great care and
we can with confidence recommend them to the
public as a very excellent and superior lot of
goods, and we are determined 10 sell at smaller
profits for cash than the same article can be
bought west of the cities. Aim want of ready
made Clothing are invited to call and examine
for themselves. We are sure of giving entire
satisfaction, if a good article for less money than
you have ever before bought is any i%nducement
for you to buy.
We are also prepared to make to order every
description of Garment in the most fashionable
manner. Cuttin done at the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms.
JOSEPH BROWN & co.
CharlestOwn, Nov. 9. 1852.
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Fountain 6ntel.

TTVHE undersigned having purchased, some
Il months since, the lease and effects of that
old established house,
THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMOREI
and having repaired and reGurnished it at a heavy
outlay, Row offers to their friends and the travel
ing public an establishment second to none in
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE.
The Ladies Ordinary, and the suites of rooms
attached. will be found TO afford the comforts of
home to families, while the situation of the house
guarantees quiet repose to all its patrons.
Ii is the most desirable situation for the man
of business, being in the centre of business, af-
lords as convenient access 10 all the Railroad
DePots and steamboat landings as any other Ho-
tel in the city.
It will be the desire and pleasure Of the Pro.
~prietors to promote the comfort Of the guests of
the house. CLABAUCH & BROTHER.
Nov. G, l852-ly.
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FARM O SALE.

TTHE undersigned wishes 10 sell, at private
Il sale, his FARM, situated in Jefferson CO.,
Virginia, about five miles west of Charleslown,
the county seat, and within two and half miles of
Cameron's Depot. on the Winchester and Pn'o-
mac Railroad, and about one and a fourth miles
from the Turnpike leading from Middleway to
HarpeTs.FerTy, adjoining the lands OF Robert Y.
Shirley, John w. Packet, James Grantham and
others. containing abou, 22A Acres more or
less of Limestone Land. The improvements
consist of a Dwelling. house, Stable, Corn house,
Smoke. house sc, aud a never.Eailing well OF wa
ter near tbe house, with a Young orchard Of cboice
fruit lately planted. Those desicing to purchase
will do well TO call on the subscriber at Hore.
well Mills, near Lee.owu, Jefferson county. Va /,
or on Mr.. Nathan Barns, who is now the present
occupant of said farm.
The Terms will De made reasonable, and pos
session given on the first day Of April next.
JOHN CHAMBERLlN.
September T., IS52-lf
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DEATIIS.

On the 18th day of October last, DR.. AMES Will
son Isle, Of Philadelphia, aged about 30 years,
leoTing many relatives in his native city, no less lran
our own county, who most sincerely lament his carly
departure from the theatre Of Iifs, which had OPP ned
With the brightest prospects for fWCre usefulness aud
distinction. $.
On Friday night Last, after u short bat most severe
illness, JAMES WILLIAM, son of Mr.: WILLIAM and
SUSAN JASEsRPuHsos of this town aged two years.
Ok months "a teen days.
In Alcxaodfm, on the 2sth ult., BENOEI WHEAT,
in the 66lli wear of his age.
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Glass Ware.
s"UMBBERS, Glass Dishes. Jelly Jars, Win
dow Glass of all sizes at extremely low pri-
sces, Just received by
Nov. 9. T. RAWLINS & son.
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Groceries
a LARGE, full, and complete stock, which.
IN we ofarSat small advance.
Now 9. SIGAF0QSE HARLEY
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franks aud CarpCtsDshRSs
~ aiI,gualities and prices. for sale NJ
" LOCK, SRAMER cline.
November 3
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Ladies' Goods.
uARRy a.

I'd ESPECTFULLY call the attention of the
M Ladies' TO our very large stock, and variety
of handsome Goods, suitable TO the season. Will
the Ladies do us the favor to call. 1t will afford
us pleasure to show them.
Also on hand the most elegant and extensive
assortment Of Ladies' Cater and Shoes in the
Valley-Philadelphia make.
October l9. 1852.
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-u0s DaVZj INS (, SIX ~ NJ Mo-lo,
House, have just returned from the East
with one of the largest, most choice and varied
assortment OF Hardware. Cutlery, Fancy Arti.
Giles, Groceries, and Farming Implements, ever
offered to. the public of this community. Call
soon. or Won wilIIose a bargain and inst the ar
ticle thai you wanted. Oct. 26, 1852.
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TVar. Tar.--.Just received a lol OF Iar, IN.
go,,d or8er. EBY s. son.
November 9.
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Mntfce.
ANopHRR SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO DYspEpTTCs.

Dr. J. S. HoUcHroN's PEPslNt tie true Digestive
Fluid. or GASTRIC JUIcE, prepared from RENNEN, OF
the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, ailrr di-
reclions of Baron LIEBIG, the grent Physiological he
mist, by ). S. HOuGHToN, NJ D., philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for INuIGEsTloN, DTsrEP.
STA, J&tNDICE, LIVER oMPLATNT CoNsTIPAT!os and
DEBlLrrY, curing after NaNITe's os:n methed hg IA
lures own Agent. the GASTRIC lUISE. Pamphlets:
containing Scientific Evilence OF ~iIsYalre, furnished
by agents gratis. See nd Tee among the nedIcalFdver'
tisementS.
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GemttllnemN.
NM E!wouldask at the Gentlemen Of town ana
wv county tot cab and o6k4 h our stockof
Cgotfis. Cassimeresand Yestings;
Stocks, CFayais. Shirt Collars
SIspenders, Striped Shirts, &c.i
III we EhjnksQe canfshow some STYLES OF goods
tbat thew not be able 10 meet with else.
where. n16ak90ah
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STOVES! STOVES!!

lust received at the Charlestown Tin.pIate
q WorkingE Establishment and Stove House, a
well selected stock OF ParlUr, Office, Hall and
Cooking Stoves, for both wood and coal, which
will be sold at great bargains. All orders for
Roofing, Scouting and Lightning Rods promptly
attended to, and executed in a style of workman
ship, and at such prices as cannot fail TO please.
Oct. -, 1854. THOS. ID. PARKER.
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A1fcuffon, Every ROdy!

October %. 1852-8t.
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The iobowipg kotteries will be drawn:
BEHOLD, ~sl,0OI,9OO!

=
On Saturday, November 81, will be drawn the
mos: magnificent Lottery that has ever heen
1rawn in the United States. % Drawn Num-
Capita; Prize $50, 900; 4 10000; 2s,655; 8 of
: 10000; 4 of 5000 so of 1000.
E Tickets only $50. Packages of 26 Whole
SJickets, S4OO-HaIves, S2OO-Quarters 500
-Eighths, $50.
:28 10000 10 80 so
! SO 1900 8 81 50
We pay all Prizes at sightn no matter how large.
All Orders strictly confidential, aud the Official
Drawing sent as soon as over.
Il: SMALL FRY L0TTERYY.
The mach admired Small Fry Lottery is still
dawn on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Capitals 3, 4 and $4,000. Tickets 81. Certif-
gate of Package of Wholes $l5-Halves 81 So
Quarters So 10.
For a good Prize Address,
NJ. ANSEL. & CO,
Exchange and Lottery Brokers,
Corner of Baltimore and Light Streets.
November 9, l852-F, P.
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Pubic Notice

LII persons indebted 10 the Estate Of the late
N Henry MILLER will please make imme-
diate payment to the undersigned, and those ha-
wing demands will present them properly au:
thentiCated. LYDIA MILLER,
Etecutrir of II. Miner.
October 26, I853.-4t
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FATT. avn WINTER GOODs.
UNIONI!

n WOULD respectfully inform my friends and
a the public generally thatT have united my
Saddle, Harness, Boot and shoe
Establishment,
in the Room formerly occupied by r. w. Raw
Inns as a Timer Shop, three doors east of the
Bank. In addition to facilities for manufacture.
ing work at the shortest notice, ne Keeps con.
stantly on hand a Large and geueERI assortment
of Saddles, Harness, Boots, She Ladies' and
children's Caters, Slippers, &cslRbicb can be
purchased on the mostreasonablst terms, for cash,
on time, or in exchange for country produce.
All kinds of Country HIDES taken in for
work. JOHN AVIS, JR.
Charlestowp, Nov. 2,lS52.
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THE CHEAP CASH STORE
rs now filling up from the Floor
to the Ceiling,

to the Ceiling,
VTITH a great assortment Of OVercoats,
w Business, Kossnth, Frock, and Dress
Goats Pants, Vests, Shirts and Com
forts Knit and Canton Flannel Uu-
dershirts and'Drawers, Socks and every
thing else desirable in the coming cool season.
By reference TO handbiIls and another Adver-
tisemen,, it will be seen that the subscriber is
selling oG at and 6elo'D Cost, his large stock OF
Ladies Wear, as he Is determined 10 increase his
stock of
AgA1E G9ABg
And Genaemaens' Furnishing Goods,
to such an extent, aud to sell on such low figures
as TO draw even the custom OF distant places 10
Chariestown. Persons in want Of Ready-made
Clothing in town or vicinity are respectfully i'll.
vited to call and examine Tor themselves.
ISAAC ROSE.
CharIestown, Nov.&2, 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
-TuRNP1KE NoEICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
N Smithfeld, Charlestown and Harpers.Fer
ry Turnpike. Company will he heldat the Cnnrt-:
House on Friday 26th of Novenber. for the pur-
nose of %electing a President ard Directors.
HUMPHREYiKEYES.
Nov. d. 1852. Sect ind Ireasr.