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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14

HNHE undersigned wishes TO sell, at private
sale, his FARM, situated in Jefferson CO.,
Virginia, about five miles west of CharlestOwn.
the county seat, and within two and half miles of
Cameron's Depot, on the Winchester and Poso-
from the Turnpike leading from MiddIeway to
Harpers Ferry, adjoining the lands of Robert "
Shirley, John w. Packet, James Grantham and
others, containing about 994 Acres more or
less of Limestone Land. The improvements
consist of a Dwelling.house, Stable, Courthouse,
Smoke -ho use, &c, and a never-failing well of wa
ter near the house, with a young Observation-Disclosures
fruit lately planted. Those desiring TO purchase
will do well to call on the Subscriber at Hope
we'll Mills, near Leetowu, Jefferson county, Va.
or on Mr.. Nathan Barns, who is now the present
occupant of said farm.
The Terms viii be made reasonable, and pos
session given on the first day of April next.
JOHN chamberlain.
Sentember =. lS59-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
THE i d sAEE.

A FTER a long opposition, Virginia has del
IA termined not to Secede or NulIify she has
gone into the United States. The undersigned
takes leave to inform the public that he has Tent
ed the United States Hotel, laiely kept by A. Cow
ton, Esq, where he is prepared to accomnodate
all those who may please 10 patronize him.
The house has beencolnpletely Renovated. The
old friends of the Virginia Hotel are particularly
invited to continue their patronage % The United
States. No exertions, on his paFt, shall be SPAR
ed to give satisfaction. Terms, Is usual, mode
rate. WASHINGTON EVANS,
Cumberland, Aug. lO,lsb2. Proprietor.
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sToCK OF GOODS
lease on Premises for Sale,

LeaSe On Premises Tor Sale.
TIME undersigned offer for sale their stock os
j. GooDs and LEASE ON THE PREMISES they
occupy at Summit Point, Jefferson county, Va
They have the premises under rent until 1st of
March, 1854, aud have no doubt but that a lease
for a longer period cai be obtained from the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Thomson, upon favorable terms
The Stand is known TO be DBe Ofthe best in the
county. 1t is on the line of the Winchester aud
Potomac Railroad, and has the advantage Of a
considerable forwarding business in addition to
an extensive trade.
Any communication upon the subject maybe
addressed to A. F. g. w. r. Sewers. Baltimore,
Md, or NATHANIEL SERvERs, Summit Point
Va. SEWERS & BRO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
WOOD AND COAL.

TNHE undersigned would most respectfully
Il inform the citizens of HarPers Ferry and
surrounding country that they have opened
A Coal and woodward,
Beioeen Shenandoah and Hamilton Streets,
where they will be able to furnish families at I'M
usually low prices; BIacksmiths will find it
greatly to their advantage TO give them a call
before purchasing elsewhere as they are prepar.
ed to sell as low as any, and as good qualities:
Farmers and others living near the Railroads
can be supplied with coal by the car load, at a
very small advance over the price at the mine.
They would request = call from all who may
/1lnd themselves in want 6f-either of the above
articles, as it is only necessary Tor them to leave
their orders, and the article will be delivered at
The door.
September 7, 1852.
N. B. All orders can be left at ]. w. Riley's
store, on the corner of High and Shenandoah
streets.
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Democrats, wings and Spectators.

MI A. BOOTH respectfully informs the cIti-
IHls zens of Jefferson county and the public
generally, that he has commenced the
TObacconIst Business,
in Charlestown, Virginia, fvedoors west of Sap
pington's Hotel, where he intends keeping on
hand an assortment of all articles belonging to
the trade. The attention of town and country
Merchants aud retailers generally, is especially
called to this place before engaging elsewhere,
as they may find it to their advantage 10 do SO.
The subscriber hopes from his knowledge Of
business, and strict attention to the aecommo-
dalidn of all who may favor him with q call, TO
have a libC. al share ofpublic patronage. His
prices will be moderate and terms easy
NJ. B. All kinds of country produce and
of every description taken in exchange 90 Oh
commission and from the subssFiber
ion with city dealers, will enasse mlom MAKE
quick returns and good Prices4 ot ai goods en-.
trusted To him. u. B0QIHS
Fifth door west of S~appingtohs Hotel
Aug. 10, 1S52-3m. EhaFlestoWr, Va,
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NOTICE.

gTHE Notes given at the sales of the Person
i atty of the late WIN. Moore, will be due
on the 18th August, and the 23d of September.
Prompt payment is expected, or the Notes will
be transferred. l can be seen in Charlestown,
on every Friday. s. s: MOORE,
Executor of VIM. Moore.
Aug. 10. I852-lO. F. p.
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REMOVAL.
BOOT AND


r WOULD respectfully inform my friends and
the public generally that l have removed my
Boot and Shoe Establishment TO the rooms for
merIy occupied by F. w. RAwLIEs, as a Timer
Shop, three doors east of the Bank. A contlnu-
ance o fold custom is respectfully solicited, while
special efforts and ~exertion will be used to ac-
commodate many new ones; no pains will be
spared TO render satisfaction TO all. Asto quaii-
ty of material, n~eatness and durability of work,
promptness of execution and moderation OF
charge, no establishments of the county, shall
have more to recommend them to the favorable
consideration of those who are in want. All are
at least requested to call, examine and price, as it
affords him great pleasure to exhibit his work 10
those whose good pleasure itmay be to examine.
In addition to facilities for manufacturing work
at the shortest notice, he constantly keeps on
hand a large and very general Assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' and Chlldren's Caters,
Slippers, &C., which can be purchased on the
most reasonable terms for cash, on time or ex.
changed for country produce.
have procured The services of o AVIS, of
VIM, as Agent, an experienced workman, to
take charge of my Establishment, who will all
ways be found at ais post ready TO walton those
who may please to call.
All kinds of country hides taken in for work
September 2, 1882. JOHN AVIS, JR,
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THF CHRRLEsT0WN
GgmaGG gGallNARn

WJILL be o~penedagain for Boarding and Day
w Scholars on the 18TH of next Sep
tem1ber, and continue as Session until The
18th of July. Pupils will not be received for
less time than a Half Session.
oHA1GEs.
For Boarding and Tuition
in English Cincluding all
exOe5ses,3 S165 Per Session.
For Day Scholars, S95 and $50 do do.
guages. $40 Each.
For Music, SI2 Per Quarter.
TFor further information Circular viii be
sent. J. w. WILLIAMS,
Aug. "a, Is52-tf. Principal.
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-" ni6Itors AT Tie Fair must become mem
bus OF The Society, and must Oe the bona fde
csuer OF animals Or articles exhibited. In eve.
y instance where wnership is disputed, the
reuIum will be withheld until the Executive
Committee shall decide the question at issue.
No animals or articles entered tor exhibition,
can be taken away before the close Of The Fair,
except by permission OF the Executive Commit
tie; and no premium will be paid on animals or
articles removed in violation of this rule.
Animals and articles entered for exhibition
viii have cards attached with the No. as ente:-
l at The business office, and exhibitors must, i'll
III eases, obtain their cards previous 30 placing
heir stock or articles on the show grounds,
Otherwise the Secretaries will not be responsible
Tor any omission Of articles furnished in their
list 10 the respective Judges.
The Judges are requested TO hand in their re.
pits and awards on the afternoon of the 10th,
ey6 o'clock, to the Secretary of the Society, in
order that he may arrange tue premiums for dis.
%lnbu'ion Immediately alter the address on the
second day.
The Marshal OF each department will take spe-
cal charge of the matters within his department,
and will attend to their accommodation and-ar-
ansement. AT the appointed time he will get
Judges together of his department, and point
;at all subjects for their decision, and when their
|sty ls discharged will get their report and re-
tarn il 10 the Secretary.
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FOE RENT,
MULES. MULES.

HAVE FIVE young Kentucky MULES for
i sale, three years old this spring. l will sell
them on a credit till the let of January next
They can be seen at my farm near Outs Shop
l have also a WHEAT.FAN of Doyle & Co.'s
make, for sale on same terms. It was purchased
new last fall. CHAS. s. TAYLOR
July 90, Is62-tf. F. I.
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TRUsT SALE.

AN requested to offer for sale the crop of
L WHEAT, raised during the past year by
John Lock ir., en- the lands Of Mrs. Mary Shir-
icy; ga acres2 subject to a rent Of two tifths1
The sale will take on the 29th day of September
[in$taht,) on the farm.
Terms cash.
VIM. C. WORTHINGGON,
September IA, 1852. Trustee.
% At the same time and place,
and or The same terms, will be sold 2 HORSES,
PIongFs and Gears. Also, about 800 bushels OF
WHEAT in the stack.
SOL. A. BATES,
Trustees Of Mrs. Mary Shirley.
September IA, 1852.
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WIncIaester MARKET.

Fer The Week ending Sept 9, 1859.
conREcrED WEEKLY By s. HARTLEY AT TIE DEPOT
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q &c alork ete.
RALTIMoRE MARKET.
ReYse1y OF the baltimore markets
For Ae Week ending Saturday.
From the Baltimore Anaericln q s,tard,

kS@
BEEs CArTLE.-The number OF Cattle offered at the
scales bu Monday amounted TO $50 head Of beeves, Of
NhT,h tnumbeF $50 we're sold to city butchers, and 100
Rere left over nnsOId. Prices ranged from $500 to
1915 81 the hoof-eqnal to $500 aS7.25 net, and ave-
fagihg S3.37t gross.
HaoH.-We quote at 7.75a $500.
CqFFsE.-Ehe sales Of the week comprise about 1000
bage.Riu, at So a 9 cents.
Fnote.-aoward strert;-The market opened on Sa-
turd4ya at S4.25 and closed ON Friday at The same price.
City Rli!ls-We quote at S4.25.
CGRsi MEAL.-Salesa at S3.oO per Dbl.
The inspections for The week are-Flour: 20,SI9 bis.
and 100 half barrels. Also, I27ObbIs. Corumeal.
WHEAT-ro-day we quote good TO best new Mary
%'audireis at 50 a IS cents with sales-White IS a los
cents.
CdR<.-sales of white at Go a 81 cents, yellow at 81
: IS cepss.
DRIVE quote Maryland at SO a So cents.
GGA@o.-Peruyian ~ a $43 /; PaIagouian % a SIS
per tDn
4 80 ceits.
PpAeTEa-sales at S2ys7E pertOn.
BACos.-We quote Shoulders at 81 eents, Sides 10I
eents, Jams III cents.
L$np--We quote al III cents in bBls., and l2a cents
per b.. ia kegs.
Woot.-SmaIl sales at 90 a 25 cents per ID. for un-
washed. and % 4 SO cts. for washed.
WHIsREY.-We note small sales at % q q cts. per
RallCn ia hhdS, and p \ 25 cts. in bblS.
1.-THE papers Of Monday note NO change Siuce Friday,
in the rFice OfFIoUr, Wheat, Cattle or HogsI
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

A YOUTH is or l6 years of age, of steady
N and industrious habits, and with a good
English education, is wanted as an apprentice to
learn the Printing Business at this office. Ear.
Iy application is desired.
August 9 1852.
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oLfgnt, Moro Light sfiIIi's

A BooK FOR THE Times
NOW ready and contains 500 l8mo. pages;
In beautifully illustrated with original designs,
and neatly bound. price $500, entitled Lift AZ
the South, Dr IS Uncle TOMS Cabin as il Isl
Being Narratives, Scenes and Incidents in the
August. n. e. G. STEWARDS.
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List of Premiums.
DIR


MARsHAL-HEHRY SHEPHERD.
Ja3geS-Dr. J. II. Taylor, Roger Chew, w. II.
Norris aud Joseph Crane.
For The best Bull 3 years old and upwards, So;
sat Bull 2 years old, , so; best Bull i year old,
! Best Cow 3 years old aud upwards, So; best
uslef 2 years old, . SO do. l year old, 2.
HEREFORDS.
for the best Bull 8 years old and upwards, SIS;
st Bull 2 years old, . so; best Bull / year old,
+; Best Cow 3 yeaEs.old and upwards, 5 best
Hs4eF 2 years old, 2 SO; best do. l year old, 2.
AYRSHIRE.
hIxKsHAL-WM. r. TUKEEK.
|'asges-J. Z. r. Taylor, r. NJ. English, G. L.
Washington and LII. Craighill.
FOrthe best Bull 3 years old and upwards, SIS;
81 Bull2 years old, 2 so; best Bull | gear old,
1, hest Cow 3 years old, 5; best Heller 2 years
I'D 90; best Heller l year old, 2.
Naiires or Grades.
TOT The best Bull 3 years old and upwards, So;
II BalI 9 years old, 2 so; best Bull l year old,
3 nest Cow 3 years old, 5; best Heifer 2 years
: : Oh; best Heifer 1,year old,2
HALF-BRED KAISFS.
s., MARsHAL-JoHN &. THOMSON.
Kemble, A. s.. cambridge, G. S.
Taylor and R. b. Washington.
5otthe best Bull 2 years old, SIS; best Bull !
SuI0i oest bull Call, und IL months old,
Ssst heifer 2 years old, 2 so; best Heifer l
d : Ula : 90; best heifer Cal. under - months
DEYONs.
MARSHAL. J. WILLIAMS. 6
S-S. D. Bryarly, j.. w. McCurdy, Minor
Hurst and ]. WysODg.
M 3 The best Bull 8 years old and upwards, So;
Dull 2 years old, 2 so; best Bull / year old,
$3.50 Gov years old, 5 ; best Heller = years
best Heller l year old, 2.
PAL Aldermen.
Re best Bulls years old and upwards, SIS;
" Z years old, 9 50i best Bull year old,
A55EoS.G" 8 years old, 8; best Heller 2 years
~ 0est Heifer ! year old, 9.
WORKING OXENS. Is
MARsHAL-JaF. ABEI1.
1Dayid Fry, @. Yates, Edward spaw
and WA. CgstIehan.
tle best Yoke Of 0YSpsoyer 4 years old,
Se. under years Old 8.
CATTLE AND SHEEP. T. IN
AL-FHorzs ii. WINS.
.sReall il Ransom, WIN. Hurst
'oieF and Ihos. Mccormick.
Sgatsteer, s.; best Fat Cow, S.
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But Il s. 81 got the s6o,71s:
Let all the worM say " Sat they can,
For selling Prizes II. Ansel s Co. are the mem
M S g. co.,

Let all the work. nav " Sat they can,
For selling Prizes ii. Ansel s Co, are the mem
M. S & co,
Do now present their first Fall Lotteries, and no
doubt, from the great success which has attend
ed them Of late, and also for IA years. in selling
Prizes, they feel assured that many PRICES VIII
be sent to their Virginia friends, and would ad-
wise those who are in want OF money that tf a
small outlay they get large returns, although
some may not have been so lucky heretofore,
still, we say, try again, and the fall of the year
may have Great Luck for you in anticipation
NO RISK NO GAIN!
Capital Prize S52,4ls 20 of 5o,O00-Tiek-
cts $40, Halves 81 so, Quarters 50 20.
Sept. Capital Prize. Tickets.
Is SR6,r00 %
l5 92yS53
lS 3SSSS
ON SATURDAY, SepL. he lsts. Capital
A,oO0S lo0of 1000 lp0of6oO.
Tickets $40 Qhattefss 80
Hs1ss Ejghshss
on Wednesday, 2zds Capital REtze 10000;
10000; 1900; S,6o8, 2 of 1,0o0-Tickets $40.
i Is,SaS
Sl,S25,S24.
ON SATURDAY y, Sept. the 25lh, will be
drawn grand consolidated Lottery, Class W.
In this Lottery eUery Ticket Is a prize.
Capital Prize 10000; lof 2 5000; of 10000;
1 of 10 ,544; 10 of 5000 5000; l,260
Packages Of whole Tickets $35O-Halves $l75
SQuarters S57 50-Eighths S43 rs.
MONDAY, The 9Th, Capital $4,000; l of
q 1000; / of 1900; l of 5,495 20 of 1880.
Tickets $40.
WEDNESDAY. The 2eh. Capftal 10000 F;
90 of 5000; 20 OF / ,OOO-Tickets $40.
80 $1,000 5
We pay all Prizes at sight no matter how large.
All Orders strictly confidential, and the Official
Drawing sent as soon as over.
Small Fry Lottery.
The much admired Small Fry Lottery is still
drawn on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Capitals 3, 4 and $4,000. Tickets 81. Cettif.
cate OF Package of Wholes SI5-Haives 50 So
Quarters So rs.
For a good Prize Address,
NJ. ANSEL, & CO.,
Exchange and Lottery Brokers,
Corner Of Baltimore and Light Streets,
September 2, 1854.
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suANNONDAEE sPRINGs.

anlHE amusementss0 for the balaRoeso f the sea.
son at this delightful Wqieriag PLoce,
will be a Regular Bali. on every Tuesday
night.
A passage Of Arms between the attendant
Knights ON Thursdays and Saturdays, witlpDanc-
ing At night. A,Band OF ine Music will co9duS!
visiters 10 the Table three times a day, and will
execute appropriate airs Rpon the daily arrival
of the Stage.
The BowlIngAIley always open free of cheTge.
G. w. SAPPINGToN, Proprietor
August ~, 1852.
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ACADEMY,
-WINCHESTER. Va.

THE Rev. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Am, Principal.
HIHE Trustees of the Winchester Academy
take pleasure in stating that this Institution
has been under the care of the Rev. MIR. JoHN-
sroS for the last twelve months and they are
fully persuaded, from their personal knowledge
of Mi. Johnston and his mode of teaching and
governing the boys cemmitted to his care, that
for efficiency and sound scholarship and tact in
discipline he has few superiors. We have sell
dom known a gentleman who possesses to as
great a degree the qualifications of an accom-
Dlisbed teacher and disCiptinarian. His govern
ment is mild, but firm. His method of teaching
is thorough. The recent public examination Of
the pupils, together with an occasion attendance
upon the school during The year, has given Us a
high opinion of the advantages of this Institu.
ton. Il is our candid aud deliberate judgment
that no private school or Academy in the State
affords greater facilities for a complete academic
cal education. Mr.. Johnston will be assisted by
Benz. F. BuRFoN, A.M.,a graduate of Princeton
College, who has had experience Ia teachtng
and is highly recommepded as an instructoh q.
youth. The Academy building is sPaeiepsa aud
the pupils boarding in the Academy will bel m
der the special direction of the Principal.
Circulars containing particular information
will be furnished TO those who apply for them to
the Principal or any of the Trustees.
Robt. Y. Conrad, Prcs't. Philip Williams,
David w. Baton, Sec'y. Hugil II: Mcclure,
John Bruce, Joseph II. Sherrard,
Thomas a. Tidba!l, James NJ. Marshall,
James NJ. Mason, a. IL. Fl. Boyd,
Robert T.. Baldwin,, Charles T. Kraulh.
July 81, l852.-2m
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Sale & VaIaabIe CIafke Land.
Valuable and Productive
rrrRmRSON Farm FOR SALE.

IEFPERSON Farm FOR SALE.
o.
U1IIE SUBSCRIBER, proposing TO leave the COINS
Il ", offers for sale, on advantageous tsrms'
the FARM ON which he now resides. Il Is sttu'
steJ on lIra Winchester ,Rna ShePherdsto"n
TnrDrike road. about two nd ! half miles from
the KsrregsviBe depot of the EaHlnoEe and ohlv
Railroad aud Is distant about Z MAestey tuTp-
pike. from Shepherdst1wn and tAt Sanat, ana
about six niles G9mG haFlestoWns
The Farm contains ahn1t
SIS ACHES
Of snperior Limsst1he Land, which has beam
farmed ior3he last years chiefly Nitha view
toilsi mprogsment nd now II highly pro-
dReIf5e ana impf6lfdt condition. Abpn1 one
SOnrth 81 he whole trtetis
49, ME ntFEIElNGg HOUSE mose
esf&nttsfV6a ato fS Stone aud Brick
ssss : r0nrhrtst. So ieetby 40in Fze con-
sisunr= Al two main siQfieE3 d base-
inenl Story. and hnished garnet. and - eQVefe1
81 a SUPERIOR slate r6of. with aiaegs plazzs ~
front and regr.
ire 85pash H0nse Smuke House Ice House
Wood-shll. &C. B8sides an rminlIin4 pump o4-
limestone Water, 4hare Isl a large cement us
tern iean4le Ntc4eq doors which elofds Aaup
ply s6H Naiet eesed ireuha slate uo
AttaChedt o3tha Farm gge1n lAeEseeE Hense
Barn aud Stable Con- Hotse3 GNbLns Eepants
House and more llab the usual mount ct farms
buildings. The p4acst WellsupeHedsHlth fruits
part of itof q superiof class andsl1 Qddltlon 10
a large Orchard % Apple Frees st1lin hne bear-
ing, there is 4 young Orchard 3E6vef100 Trees
ofvery select fruit, just coming Into bearing.
The position, style Of buildinRs and productive
condition Of this place render Il avery eligible
Farm at the price at which it is offered.
The terms will be made liberal, aud a long
credit given on a considerable part Of the Pur-
chase money If desired. Tn Iailow IS nearly
finished now, aud possession may be had so astO-
seed the wheat crop this fall.
Apply on the premises, or by letter to
P. r.. HOFFMAN.
Kerneysville, jefferson Co., Va.
Aupust 3. I8b9-tE
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s60.7Ia1

TN the wonderful L6ttesy. on August 9sth. we
il sold the Capital Prize Of $6O371sst 10 u gem
tleman in Cincinuati,i 10 q Package. This luck
we had The goUd luck OF selling one Pixie
10 as 65 $4,000 TO AlbemaFle, Va.
8 % 53 1000 LancasteF'
80 1851 9,5n0 Winchester
90 93 0 Clarke CO.,
10 80 10000 Londoun'
I6 81 4s 1928 Fairfax,
80 IS 90 5000 Frederick,
SO - 43 1000 YancIeyeSyiile,
10 40 IS 10000 King William,
IS % rs 10000 Wheeling
Besides numerous others of $1,000, $500, $500
and 800.
But Is IS 81 got The s6o,71s:
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION AT
Snfck crsVilIe.

A. POLITICAL Meeting will be held at snick-
n %eEsville, OIL FRIDAY Y, Sept. II, 1861
The following named gentlemen have promised
10 address the meeting
DEMOCRATS,
Messr:. Tucker, Bradield, Faulkner, Barbour
and others.
WIGS,
Me5sr&. Boteler, Thomas, Tavener, Darlington
and Tebbs.
TheSpeaking will commence at an early hour.
The committee of Arrangements are making ar.
ranzeuents TO accommodate all " no may atfe II;
A c1tL;.I invita;to', 80 Vo,"ir'rd - the wings anu
Oemoc.ais OF this and the adjoining counlies ).
Snickersvillp, Sept. l4.-ls52.
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FOE SALE.

FOR SALE.
WE have a complete set of Mule Gearing for
w sale, entirely new, suitable for either mules
or horses. They are of the best make and
material. We will sell them on time as we
have no use for them.
August "a, 1876.
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5 REWARD.

$50 TEVVATD.
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 9Th
Ii instant, a mulatto boy, named FAIRFAX
ELLIS. He is about 81 years of age, 8 feet 5
inches in height, rather a large head,a full face,
a very chick upper lip, and one of his front teeth
is broken of. His clothing not remembered.
Twill give a reward of $25 if he is taken
within the State of Virginia, or $50 if taken out
of the State and secured so that ] can get him.
Any communication may be directed to me at
KabletOwn, Jefferson county, Virgins.
CHARLES H. LEWIS.
September IA, 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
ALEXANDRIA MARKET-satmday. Sept. II.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET-SaturdayS Sept. IL.
FEoua.-stOre price S425-wagOa and car price,
GtAix.-we quote red wheat at IS a 90 cts, white
90 at9j cts. Corn is frm-We quote white at 50 a 60
ts.,iyeilow at 81 a63 cts. Oats SO a3S etc. Glover
GeAao.-lt is selling by the single ton of 1900 lbs.
ct SAB per ton.
PLAsrEn Cargo price about Ss-retail price 3 so.
Beer CATrLEsrhe supply is better-and the prices
sathhr 9tmer. We quote at 3 90 a.374 SO per loo lbs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14

nalc and Dark Brandy, very supe-
rE,r, just received from PhilatelPhia-with
a superior Old Whiskey from same market.
Sent. IA. III. L. EBY & SON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
NV Saddle, Harness and Trunk

my saddAe,
ManufactoFy
VK7ILL be conducted by me at the old Stand,
w as heretofore, two doors east of SaPPing-
TOMS Hotel, where all kinds of
Gen1Iemenss and Ladies' Saddles,
mariless and Trunks,
are kent constantly on hand and made to order
in the Valley, and work warranted to be equal
in point of durability and neatness TO that mann
featured any where. FARMERS ana the puOhC