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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
DEMEANoR IN THE HOUSE, OF GOD.

Perhaps nothing is a surer sign OF vulgari-
ty OF breeding than irreverent behaviour dur
ing attendance upon public worship. Not sell
dom have our hearts been panied to see young
men manifesting in the house OF God a total
want of that reverent demeanor and attention
to the service which is beneftting the audi
ence-cbamber of Deity. But when VIZ see this
heart that are appalling. We have seen young
ladies elegantly dressed, and bearing all the
external marks of respectable pareniage and
decent associations, who seemed to consider
the service of the Almighty as requiring no
of music. A well bred gentleman or lady viii
always cQnduct with sprietrAn pAaee :.
worship whatever may be his or her Individual
opinions, out of self.fespect alone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
GEMS OF

Wholesome sentiment is rain, which makes
the fields Of daily life fresh and odoFous.
Intellect is not the moral power; conscience
is. Honor, not talent, makes the gentleman.
That state of life is most happy wherein super
flutes are not required, and necessaries are not
wanting.
Pride destroys a~lIsymmetry and grace, and nj.
than tue smallpox.
Self.love is at once the most delicate and the
most tenacious of our sentiments ; a mere no.
thing will wound it, but nothing on earth~wIl
kill it.
You cannot fathom your mind. There is a
well of thought there which has no bottom. Inc
more YOU draw from it the more clear and Plen-
tiGul it will be.
Years are the sum of hours. Vain is it at
wide Intervals to say, "Ill save this year." 1t at
each. narrow interval you do not say, "fll save
this hour"
Knowledge may slumber in the memory, but
it never dies it is like the dormouse in The ivied
tower, that sleeps while winter lasts, but awakes
with the warm breath OF spring.
Real fidelity may be rare, but itexists-inthe
heart. They only deny its worth and power who
never loved a friend, or labored to make friend
happy.
T6e triumphs Of truth are the most glorious.
chiefly because they are the most bIoodiess oil all
victories, deriving their highest lnsue from The
number Of saved. not of the slain.
1t is useless to look forward to a future state
Of prosperity. il the present be not occupied to-
wards. laying the foundation Of it. Many cling
to a distant hope, and reject progressive GER
tatnty.
Anger is the most impotent passion that infiu-
ences the mind of man; it effects nothing It nn,
derlakes; and hurts the man who Is possessed
BY it, more than the object against which it is
directed.
1t is one of the singular facts of the present
state of society, that the qualities which in theo'
nv we hold to be most lovely and desirable, are
precisely. those which in.practice we treat with
the greatest contumely and disgrace.
When one sees a family of children going 70
school in. clean and we'll mended clothing. 1t tells
a great deal in favor of their mother; one might
youch that those children learn some valuable
lessons at home, whatever they may be taughta al
school.
People seek for what they call wit, on all sub
iects and in all places not considering that ma
tare loves truth SO well, that it hardly ever ad
mits Of feurishing. Conceit is 10 nature whal
naint is to beauty; it is not only needless, but IL
impairs wiat,it would. improve.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
PHILosopHYoF EATING.


Use but two or three kinds of food. beside
bread and bntteF,at q single meal and never eai
any thing between meals. You shonld cat at
regular hours, and but three times a day, with
two intervals of mott less than hse hours EACH,
nor more than six.
Cold Ter refards digestion, and SO does any
liquid, j much is taken during or soon alter a
meal baifa glass att meal Is enongh, From
anfhonT and hall after i meal until within nal
an hodf alter the next one. you may drink As
much wafer.as yon5 desire it is best however,
toEdrink but q swallow or two at a time wlth an
Interval Of. halls minuteor more odlerglseEon
msyftake more than nature requires before yoa
tAAasifsinsf aS eating last. ~ too mechhnid
lsfakend during meals il diluies the gastric juice,
/ thus Weakening the powers 81 digestion, and re-
taining the food logger ID the s,oaaaeh shsn is
natural it also causss acid stomach, heartburn,
~fnllness and bad blood, producing, according 10
circumstances. a dryness, orscaidiDg
| sensation in the throat as do iudtgestions from
other causes, whether from quality or quantity
oftfood.
All errors as TO diet arise from quantity or
quality, and / propose one safe rule to each, APP
PIicable to all persons, and under all circam'
stances.
AS to quality the generaltrule is to eat that
which you like best, aud which you find by close
observation and experience, is followed by no un.
comfortable feeling about the head, hands, feet
or stomach.
As 10 quantity, take as much at one meal as
will allow you to become decidedly hungry oy
>the next meal; this can only be determined by
consecutive observations; but remember, never
swallow an atom of food unless you a~rehnngry;
never . force'' a particle of food on yourself
The brute creation cannot be-induced to eat or
rink if slightly ilLor excited, guided only by
heir poor blind instinct. and we who are as
luch higher than they, by the reason that is
within US, ought to feel ashamed to act less
wisely; and yet nine-tenths OF all our ailments.
lcute and chronic, enter here and nine.tenths
,rthem might be cured thus, If taken in reason
BILE time, and if properly persevered in.
The finer all foodiis cut with a knife, before
II into the mouth, the sooner and easier il is
drgested, on the same principle tl1ata large piece
Of ice placed in a vessel set inwater will require
a longer time to melt than if it were first broken
into many small pieces. The gastric Juice dis
solves solid food from without inwards hence
food. especially all kinds of meat, should be cut
up in pieces not larger than a pea before 1t is
taken in the mouth, taking in as many pieces at
a time as is convenient. This precaution would
not be needed were persons 10 eat slowly, and
masticate their food properly but ou- national
habits are otherwise, nor is there much hope OF
a speedy change in this respect.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
nUsHIaG TOMATOES.

Tboselwbe 1--we good touatdes Wtg take pains
To enltivatee them - as 10 lnsnfeihen as near a.
NAV be- intheir full PeTfeetioR- There u no o,h-
er fFait tbsfdeIighis moesiH the aIE and sulshino
tbsn lNe l9nstos TteT khonidshaye Therefore
a6aadehce OF room. and The xlas eesasfalned
from falling 20 the earth. have ionna sioux
brush. ffmiv set sninddl the asalslo answer 'he
|~pnfbose teller than my other Eetheds the
bsanckes have rosu oexleGd tAemselSess q n'ey
ike. while the limbs ef fhoahrGsh keep them IN
their positions. Ryfhis methet the t4alt - mara
faIly exposed 20 fhesgentaE t1Aeepees q.pee az
M s1rsB;.s ,Sbershv n Attains 4 more delicate
favor. IsTgeF sTzs.and cones quicker TO NATURE
Aen ToRker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
PROMISES.

There is a sort of people in the world ofwhOm
the young and inexperienced stand much inneed
to be warned. These are the sanguiH pro-
lnisers. They may be divided into two sotts.-
The first are those who. from a foolish custom
of fawniug upon all those they come in eonpa
ny with. have acquired a habit of promising TO
do great kindness, which they have no thought
of performing The other are n sort of warm
people, who, while they are lavishiDg away their
promises, have really some thought OF doing
what they engage for; but afterwards, when the
time of performance comes, the saDgnine fit be-
ing gone of, the trouble or expense appears in
another light the promiser cools, and the exPec
tant is bubbIed or perhaps greatly injured by the
disappointment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
our MOTHER.

Children ouehtto love, obey and honor their
parents. Let your mother, in particular, who in
YOUR tender years has the more immediate charge
Of You, be on earth the most sacred object OF your
affections. Let her be yonr friend and chiei
.cunfdant. Conceal nothing from her, but make
her acquainted with the company which you
keen, Ihe books which you read, and even The
faults which you commit. Happy IS the son;
and particularly the daughter, who are moi afraid
10 communicate to their mother their more.se-
cretthonghts. While they remain thus artless
and n~ndis qnised, they are free from danger
Children obey your parents in youth ; but when
ever Won are no longer under their care, let not
your reverence abale. ii by the providence OF
God YOU should arise above them in the world,
grow not ashamed of them. While they are
bending under the OF old age SUI
continue 10 treat Them with prospect as well as
aFfecfion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
ARToF SWIMMING.

Men are drowned by raising their arms above
he wafer. The unbuoyed weight of WHICH de-
presses The head. Other animals have ne.tneI
pStionI or ability TO act in a similar manner, and
therefore win naturally. When a man iaIis
INTO deep wafer, he will rise 70 me sui.ass. a luz
SSnds 1.-The moves his hands unEer the water,
Is snys way he pIeases, his head VIII rise SO high
asfo anoy him free liberty 10 breathe and y he
viii use his legs as 10 Tie aeto walsangs
her 81 walking up stairs his shoulders wiiiIlse
above the water. SO thai te may use taeiesss
ef.ion with his handstt9r Apply them 49,
nifooses Thesep plain d Eeetlons
It 60 FeeoIlecticn oil those who have uag
no + u sss,nS III Iheir youth, as they may BE-
found highly advantageous IN preserving me
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

"A young and beautiful but poor widow,
was about to marry an old rich widower. Her
friends wished to know what she was shout to
marry him for. "PuIe lOye-I love the ground
Cmeanipp farm probably on which he walks,
and the very house in which he hives" There
is none of your schoolgirl foOlishBess in that
-Ata court martial lately held al Norfolk.
the following dialogue took place between one
If the witnesses and the court Al you a
Catholic ~ ttNo. sir.' IS Are you a Pr0les.
tant?s aNo, sir" . What are you then ?'-
. Captain q abe foretoP."
.-WIrhf four metallic qualifications, a man
may. be pretty sure of earthly success. These
are. goid in his pocket, silver in his tongue.
brass in his face, and iron IN his heart.
al haze 10 hear people talk behind ones
back as the pickpoeket said when the consta-
bile called stop thief.
The three balls usually prefxed TO the
ssbons of pawnbr0kers are said 10 indicate that II
Is two to one that the things pledged are ever
redeemed.
-Abemethy.s prescriptions for the cure Of
the CONT, was, : Live upon a shilling a day and
earn It"
.75sh regiment, in order 20 be near his brother.
who was corporal IN the 16lh.
WHY are seeds, when sown, like a gale
nost7 They are planted IN the earth 10 ptoPa-
rate 1prop a gate.1
- poem IN a southern paper begins ssI've
lived npon Thy memory Tba-is about 2 bad
Is Ieffy Brysnfs boarding house Iced, where
they had nothing -. dinner aud had e warned
over for supper, aud what Waslelt served uPne1t
morning for breakfast.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
HANNIaAI.

The colored lecturer in the New York Plea
yune, commenced his last discourse in the fol-
lowing feeling manner.
: "FeIler TfabIer: Ell had bin a eatin dried
apples for a week, an den took to drinkin for a
mont, couldn't feel more sweIld up den ] am dis
mint wild pride and vanity AT seein such a full
tendance har dis ebenin; an wen ! refeck dat il
am rite in de washin seesoD, wen de brudderen
am seen gswam roun de streets a loking like ole
Gypsum mummies preserved in lime, an de sis.
tiers am up TO dar ankles in de skrObbin time, my
heart yarns towards you, like a peece oh Ingin
rubber 10 a hot stobe, an 1 feel dat hab an afIick-
shun for yon dat nOtbin can cstraDge, or syringe,
] forgit now which; but one am Jist de same as
tudder."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Fashionable Clothing.
WIN. WALL:
Penn. Arenue, bettceen 9Th end l0h Streets,
Next 10 sir. Shhank's Iron KuildingO
IvaShin.ton. ID. e..
WIN. WALL,

Washington O. S'3
yKTOULD respectfully say TO the citizens o:
Wv Jefferson and the Valley generally y, that he
has enlarged and extended HIS Clothing Esta-
blisbment, making il, one OF the largest and
most extensive Clothing DEPICTS in this part OF
LIS extent is two floors, rnnniag $50 feet deep,
and emriloying from rs TO. 100 ihands, thereby
Giving e,nnloymenI To our OWN lnecllanics and
sempstresses and Offering gools as low as they
eau be bought, at the North.
i am prepared to maketo' order, the most lash
.ionable and elegant assortmen.tpt
Cloths. Casimercs aIasa VcstiElGs,
TO be found in this city, at prices as low as those
BOUGHT Il the cheapest ready.msde store in
Washington, ard Of superior rttake and hnish--
In texture and quality. all my go3dswtii compare
with any Merchant Tailors is {1e District, and
az much less cost, as my desire e tosdo apetha-
Oent custom trade, l am Determined TO give en-.
ire satisfaction, and.all goods anrchased, II not
found 10 be as represented, a: Literal deduct1on
will be made. i.
AN Claiming made to order, viii be cheersuliy
.taken back iffounds not TO snit.
Constantly on hard a large general and com
nlete assortment of R~eadYsmcEe Clothing al
prices tosuit the tines. 4
SIsosaf nv Establishment tlres doors East OF
the Natiooal E.otel.
1,he ~c:sizens OF Jefferson anti che Valley, sast,-
;ng Washington, are Iespectillisj invited 10 eve
me i "a Has i feel confident the9 will be amply
rsnsi5 March IL. ls5a-lY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
the BEST

1t is not The man who has seen the most, or
read the most, who can do the most; snch a one
is in danger of being borne down like a beast OF
burden, by an overloaded mass of other mems
thoughts. Nor is il the man who can boast
merely of native vigor and capacity. The great
est of ali warriors who went TO the siege OF Troy
given him strength, and be-carried the largest
bow /; but herause self discipline had taught him
how IN bend IN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
CHARIlESTOWN VA.
a wRIL FARM

u ullIZf
4 nFFER at private sale the FARM upo,
ii which i reside, situated about four mile
northwest of Charlestown Jefferson co1nty,aVa.
l.adiolaing the lands of W. T. Washington r
iIyorshington, Geo. i. Washington and others
and containing abopt
eco Acres of Land,
tthfrtY of which are in timbersthe balance in ara
ble land divided into nine fields, all under good
fenci5s, mostly post and capfence.
TIE improvements consist of large, conve'
Ru2 nient and newly built Dwelling, con
Eg@sS tanning seven room, withcellars under
: the -wIole-smoke house, ice house,
zseryanls' houses, stabling, cornahonse
and atflaFge granary divided into gamers, capa
hlesoFEhoIdfua 068&ushelsn of wheat Allth
buffdfHgs necessary for tbeFcoTntort and conve
:niencef of a family have been erected within !;
Few years past and are in good repair. There
upon The farm a variety of choice fruit selected
bearing, viz apples, peaches, cherries, apricots.
plums, &c. The land has been farmed exclu.
siyely with a view to its improvement, clover and
plaster has been freely used, and it is now in a
fine state of cultivation. The Winchester and
Potomac Railroad ! ] miles distant, and the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railioad 4 miles distant, offer
great facilities for the transportation of the pro
luce nfthe farm either to the Baltimore or Dis
trict markets. The Harpers.FeFFy and Smith
field Turnpike affords a good and safe route &c
Charlestown at all seasons of the year.
It's location will compare favorably with that OF
any farm in the county of Jefferson, as regard
health, society, fertility of soil, or facilities tC
market. Persons wishing to purchase lane, vel.
improved, with every thing TO hand, are request
ed 10 call and view the premises.
For terms apply to the subscriber, living upon
the premises, or if by letter, addressed to Charles.
town. R. G. MCPHERSON.
October 81, 1s51.-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Eatsonai AgrEcultuEnl andaeed
WA8D
fraf ny54ko tfyNtIsY 49,
VA GIOA CITY.

iYEyTE Subscriber begs leasa to call The atten.
dion of ihs Farmers Of Jefferson and lhe
adiofn ing counties. 10 one offhe most sxfeosive
amd Best saTected aasortmeIts Of Aaricnltnrs
Machinery and Implements So be found IN any
similar bouse in the United StafeE 1IssaF
kangeaeHis viii, all tie besns manufacturers r.
this country, enable him I'd fatnish. Al F..ctor.
prices, every aftieIe redniredatfhE3f the farm; aud
all goods, Ieavfng his esfab,ishalen .aye.sarrant
atoso as regTesentedl. Hisstock embyaces
a7o.y w,.za. r,a..a
anonE winch nay De ionnd. tae ceieb5aied IRE.
dRta. 10 2yesnjnn, Ne.. VaSE1N e 10 iSi
IN ., IA = 90 !. ,ha snhS n IN nm s;ta pf,i, ~. 4
If evs,v variety ana nrice
Cuzi0afors, Larro'os, Cast lion Field Rollers.
Pierson's, Pennock's d Sincleir's Wheat Drills.
Hussey's and McCormick's
Rcapins and Moving Machines.
pamhaso,aL,- Go, - 60,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
-soMETHING.

eTbousands of1men, says Chalmers ssbreathe,
move and live, pass off the stage OF life and are
~ Good in the world, and none were blessed by
could point 10 them as tile meansof
Their redemption NOT a line they wrote. not a
Sycrd thew snake. could be recalled: and so they
serisb HER light went out in darkness, and
ibey were not remembered more than insects OF
yesfeTdsgS Will You thus live and die, Q man
Snmnstsif 1--we for something. Do good, and
leaye behind you d mennment Of virtue.
-Woodi is lie thing after all, as the man
Win 4 deallegsaid when tie mad dog bit il.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
HINTs 10 LADIEs.

Stair carpets shonid always have : slip q pa
stair. which Is lie part which 5hey 6Tst UeaTout.
In order 10 lessen ihe f5eti6uE Of the carpets
against the boards heneati Toe strip sHoed
sbe withinsa inch or tpa a. long tae cafpet
Ia lea aisfsoce .fesa c4cH stair. This
|simple pan, 50 easy q Observation-Disclosures.
preserve a stair cafpothalfas long againsHst
wonId last without Tie strips ii spaper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Pianos Pianos

PENNSYLVANIA Auenue, Getreen 9th and loM SIS,
Washington. ID, c.,
wHOTILD invite particular attention to his
w assortment Of superior PIANOS, mann(ac.
tured nv The most celebta'ed makers in the United
States. Messrs. NUNS Il CLARK, New York, to
when was awarded the highest Premium at the
Worlds Fair, for their superior ard brilliant toned
Pianos.
scriberf at manufacturers prices, and warranted
second to none in the United States.
March l6. 1885,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

It is e~eHainly wrong TO depend on volunteer
plants inas1nch as they ATE the offspring q me
last OF The pTevious year, crop the consequence
ia a deceneratea fr1it. 10 order 10 hAve-Ibem
good, il is proper 10 begin anew by Pnrrhazteg
fresh seed. T1is do every year, and you Wiii
lind that your tomatoes viii increase IN size and
1aYnr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

CHoLERA-During the last two weeks the
cholera has been prevailing a Cairo, H.. TO q con-
siderable extent, principally among German emil
grants, twelve of whom have died. Two cases,
one fatal, also occurred at Vevay, Ia..last week
There we're SO cholera deaths at New Odeans
during the week ending the 22d ult. Sir. Jas.
Dalton, Of Canton, Miss, has lost ten negroes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Az UGLY OATH.

In the eastern part OF Delaware. there resides
Ia man named B., now a justiee ofthe peaee'
and : very sensible man, bur, by common con-
sent. the neIiest looking Individual in the whole
county; being long, gaunt, salION, and awry, win
a 0ait like 4 kangaroo. One day he was Out
hunting, and on one of the mountain roads he
me, a nan on foot end alone, who WAS longer,
Capnrer. uglier. by all odds. than himself. lie
souId give The a square, = Fifty, and beat him
Without saving a word, b Iaised' his gun
and deliberatefv Ievelled it at the siranger-
=. For Code sake don't shoot - shouted The man
in great alarm. Stranger. replied D'
sV0re ten years ago that It ] ever met = man
u0Iier than | was, I'D shoot lin, and you are me
f9sI one I'Ve seen - The stranger, alter taking
a careful survey Of his g rival" replied, Wal.
c~aptsin. il / look any worse Than you do, shute:
/ don't want To live no longer"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Office of tic Winchester and
Potomac Railroad Co.,
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
NTiss JENNET AVIS

D RESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies
az OF Charlestown and its vicinity that she has
inst received from Baltimore, the latest Spring
and Summer Fashions, for Silk and Straw
89GSH133g8s
ssE53iie most respectfully invites Ine Laoles y cal
&C. She mas on manu-
9une beautiful Pattern Bonnets, and Bioomer
Hats, fsr Children, something neat and tasty,
She %soilcits a portion OF the public patronage and
ssiedae herself to make every %exertion TO please
Ill who may favor her with tlieir work. She
tttay bN found at all times at the residence OF
liz. d. Young, near the Methodist Church;
Bleaching and Renovating Hats and Bon,
nets, done in the best style aud at the shortest no.
irice. Call and examine.
AnriI y. 1352-2m. II. P.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

MANASSAS Gar RAILEoAD-Lsrge quantities
Of produce are daily received at Alexandra, from
the Plains, Gas far as the road has PeneEFated,1
and the receipts have averaged more than $500
oer day for some time past.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

A SECRET WORTH KEowIsc.-Boi three or
four onions with a pint of water Then with a
gliding brush, 10 over your glasses and frames
the article washed. This may be used without
spprehension, and il will NOT do the least injury
TO IL Irames-NearPoyt Mercury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

PaosEcuTios ron wlIcHeRzFT IA Prosceu-
zion was instituted before AldeTman CTOweli, OF
Philadelphia, last week. for w%itheEaft ! The par
ties were c6iofea. and Il was charged that the
prosecutor and defendant had. had a quarrel,
which terminated in the latter Offering 10 shake
the others hand. He did 30, WherehPon tho
prosecutor was seized with a fit, and fell to the
earth in a state OF insensibiIity. lie was alter
wards confined to the house tor several days
The magistrate refused to bind over for with
craft, bat held the defendant for his future good
behavior.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
Advertisement.

AdVertiNelmclst. =
just returned IRON Baltimore, we
al are now receiving our Spring Stock OF
Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Wood Ware. Gro.
cerieas, and another supply of Garden and Flow.
az Seeds, to which we invite the attention oil
pqrehasse5rs. I. RAWLLNs & son.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
GoOds.

wv 2are now receiving out sprlng supply o!
: wv Goods. Our friends aud cnsiomers are
respectfully requested to call We are deter.
mined L! sell goods al. small advance on, Cost ior
Cash, OF to men who pay promptly, which we
think viii be a mutual benefit to both buyer and
seller. SlGAtOOsEN 1arehE
April 81, 1852.