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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22

M EW CONCERN.-The subscribers MS
L sociated themselves together the first in
slant, for tho purpose Of conducting the manufacture
s5s'~e7ss. -g'G@1ss, Of CABINET WARE, n tie old
81 ss-sssz.-se-tA ami rel kno1cn stand IF s. Diu-
mil unJar tha ayvl. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
GOODS. NEW GOODS!!

L IOLftOUN " HULL, hyie $ Cufncr take
pleasure in announcing to the public, that they
now receiving and opening the most varied, ex-
,ensive and elegant Stock Of Dry Goods ever ex-
hibted in the Lynchburg market, and ieel satisfied
that no one who viii give their stock examna-
ton will fail in being fully satisfied, both in price
| and quality. The Ladies' will find complete
sortment of Dress and o,her goods, consisting in
part of the following articles, Brocade Silks,
Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks of ertra
quality. Aquila Tissues, Grape de Spraguc,
Lama Cloth, a new and beautiful article. Grape de
Paris. Bareges of the most elegant designs. Silk
Lace, Tissues, Plain Barege, EN-. blk and plain
Mousns, Donna Maria Grapes, Organdies, Bat
| tiste, French and English Jaconeit, Linen Pop
line Lawns Dotted Musns, Muslin Flouncing,
Collars. Under Sleeves. EN-. Handkerchefs very
cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery Muslin and Cam
brick Edgings and Inseriings, kidand Silk Gloves,
Silk Mitts. Gimp and Fringes, Mantillas Grape
and Nett Shawls, Mourning Goods in great variety.
together with various other articles numerous to
mention in advertisement Gentlemen will find
a complete selection ofFrench and English Cloths,
Cassiners, Silk and other vestings, Gloves in every
| varity, Cravats, plain and Fancy Linen Drillings,
Collars, Socks, Silk and Linen kdkf's &C., &c.-
Our Stock of Staple Goods is very large and desi-
rable. We invite all in want of Dry Goods TO give
us a call. COLHOUN & HOLT.
Apr1 1--ts kUles Corner. TUDcLiuro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
MERCHANDISE,

NEW GOODS.--The subscribers inform
Y their friends and the public generally, that
they have sold out their stock of old goods, and
now have the PLEASURE of offering them large and
general assortment of Ner and Fashionable STU
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. consist
ing OF Ladies' and Gentlemen.s wear of the latest
styles. to which thevinvte call from all in
of new and pretty goods at the lowest prices
march 22--ts Il. & ]. FRANKLIN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
CPRING STOCK FOR 1852

~ BOYD s. BROTHER, Main Street LgHcl-
burg, Ta-Importers of CHINA and EARTH
ENWARE and Dealers in Cut, Dressed and Plain
Glass ITdre, Looking Glasses, Gaandoles, Plated
and BIttfaaia Ware. Waters, Casters. dc; are
now in receipt of their Spring supply of Domestic
and Foreign Goods of their own importation
which embraces every article usually found in such
Establishments. Our Stock is one of the largest
ever offered in this market, and having been care
fully selected and bought on the most favorable
terms, we are determined not to be undersod
by any House in the country, either North or South
Merchants and others wanting anything in this
line, would do well to call and examine our Stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere-feeling
confident we can please all in style, quality and
price of Goods. The Ladies particularly in
vitcd to call and examine Stock.
march oq-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22

IFE INSURANCE LYNCH
L. BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-A HOME INST rUTION.-This
Company makes assurances against loss or damn ge
by Fire. on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Fac
tories and other Buildings: on Furniture. Goods
Wares and Merchandise generally, in town and
country, the most favorable terms.
Also makes assurances on the lives If all persons
enjoying good health and of sound constitutions,
Except suchas are engaged in work on Rail Roads,
Canals, and other extraordinary employment for
the whole duration of life. or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation tnot on
Rail Roads. Canals, or other extra public work. }
will be insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
D. T. c. PETERS, Vice Pres't.
s. DIUGUID. Chief Engineer.
H. o. ScHooLrIKLD, s. C. HuRr,
THos. o. AGREE. Jas. NJ. CoBBs.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Sec'y.
DR.. p. H. Gilmer, ! Medical
DR. Nm. Orwav Owen. Examiners
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
JAMES F. CALtAWAY
WAGONS aCARTs.-

~
w The subscriber would most respectfully
his grateful acknowled gements his friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage here
tofore extended to him in his Wagon and Cart
Manufacturing Establishment-and solicits con-
tinuance of the same. He is now Manufacturing
more largely than ever his celebrated Iron Axle
wagons of all sizes. and viii keep general
assortment of WAGONS and Railroad CARTS,
also. enc and two horse CARRYALLS, WHEEL
BARROWS, SC, which he will sell on accommo-
dating terms. JOHN II. BAILEY
clSG CARRIAGES * BEGGEES.
e. The subscriber specially informs the
public that he has bought out Mr. A. Cochrane's
Establishment-and Is manufacturing all sizes of
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAfS, BAR0UCHES,
and BUGGIES all of which he warrants not to
be excellcd either fer durability or elegance. His
Stock Of Buggies is large, which, be viii sell
on reasonable terms. and warrant. All of the above
description of work are of my manufacture.
JOHN Fl. BAILEY.
Square below the Franklin Hotel.
F. She would say TO those whowant their old
Carriages repaired and trimmed in neat style that
they now have ii done at short notice. III.
Ap 15--lm--Republican cory Inv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
MOEAsSES AND SUGAR

WI 20 hbds new crop sweet Cuba Molasses,
80 bbls prime n O Molasses,
10 hhds g Is Sugar,
) 80 Porto Rico do.
80 bbls. clarified do.
Just received and for sale by
apl 10 is LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22

April S-w4w
Garland & Slaua
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
Horses and other Animals.

Horses and other Animals.
There Is nothing thar can be compared TO the
Mustnng Lininsent, in its speedy and permanent
cure Of strains bruises. cuts eull- cafes scratch
es, swceny, pole evil, fztula big head, SPAWN ring
bone, wind gail. cracked heel or any other wound,
stiffness, unnatural enlargement Of bone
Gle. livery stable keeper Of this city had "a
mntch horse thar he priced very highly, that had
large ring-bone on both legs. The horse was com
plefely cured, and his limbs lcff perfectly snsnoth,
BY the use Of this Linmrnt.
To Country Merchants.
Every store should be supplied with this vann-
tie Liniment, it pays good profit and aells rnr-
idly. ~ The 81 bottle contains eight aud the 80
.ts. bottle three times much the % cts size
A. q. Bragg & Co., Druggists. corner Third and
Market streets. st. Louis. Mo- sole proprie;ors-
For sale BY JOHN IT, sEAy,
d. r. LYMAN.
r. STABLER & Co.. and
mar oj-wGm Agcnts. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22
GEO. ri. kEYSER, N.
His Wounds are Healed.

John Shirley. Poseyville Indiana, Dec 80, 1851 !.
says: The Mustang Linimcnt has performed a
great for me. On last Saturday week, !, by
accident, a red hot rod OF iron through nv hand
entering through nay thsnb md fsyc finger passing
through the thick part Of my hand, and coming our
my wrist between the two large leaders. linn
indefinitely applied the Mustang Eminent and con-.
tinued ITS use. On Saturday next after that it was
we'll. and went 10 work ne usunl.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22

TRON-6 tons nice assorted Iron, just received
IL in store and for sale by
Feb 19--fs JOS. ". WILSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-22

April S-w4w d. RODbS CHI
Spence & Slaughter, p q.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
remain your friend,
HENRY BRADLEY.
ANT1.sCoTT WIGS OF TAE SOUTH.

A considerable portion of the Wing party of
the South refuse TO yield their support to Gen.
Scott. Such are FaulkOer and Lyons, of Vh.
ginia Outlaw and Clingman, of North Carolina !;
Waddy Thompson, oil South CarOlinai FOombs
and Stephens, of Georgia; Gentry, OF Tenues-
seej Marshall, of kentucky, and great many
others in various quarters OF the Union. Where
the refusal of these Wings to sustain Gen. Scott
Is grounded on principle, their course deserves
high respect. Their opposition 10 Gen. Scott
by no means implies dereliCtiOn of the prnci.
pies and measures OF the Wing party, to which
they have been hitherto attached. On the con.
tfary, It is they who adhere to principles while
the party TO whichthey belong yields itself TO the
malign influences of sectional fanaticism. No
party can abandon principle with impunty.-
There Is an inherent weakness and mortality in
error and fdlsehoOd. He, therefore, is the true
friend of the party who adheres its principles.
1t is an adherence to political PrincipIes-it is
honesty and truth alone that give solid and per-
manent strength TO any paEty.N II, therefore, the
whOie OF the Southern delegation that voted for
Mr.. Fillmore in the Baltimore Convention had
refused to endorse the nomination of Gen. Scott
Ill they had stood out against him in a body
aIlhough 1t would have insured the defeat OF the
wing party in The present canvass yet it would
have strengthened that party far more in the
long run, than the course which they have pur.
sued. II they had repudiated Gen Scott, be.
cause his election under abolition influences
would be incompatible with Southern Rights and
the safety of the Union, they would have held
strong position of armed neutrality, resting on
principle.
AS it is, however, all those Southern Wings
who have severed their party ties, for time at
least, fEem consoles tiqEsss of duty, sppe,
rior to all party obligations, deserve the respect
OF all men of every party of no party. Having
sacrificed party considerations to the cause Of
The Constitution and laws-the safety of the
Union-they can afford to smile at the ridicule
and detraction which their course has provoked.
Sinister and selfish motives are of course impu.
ted to them by trading politicians who judge
9th hers by by1hemselvessPe Petersburg Democrat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

TNTIIS Foundry, situated on the Winchester &
Il Potomac Railroad II 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 a style
of workmanship, which cannot be surpassed, if
equulied, in this Valley, every description OF Ma.
chinery and Plough Casting, at short notice.
Having been GngS Ged iM Ille business gs P19 "
aud being now determined TO devote his whsle
attention to the business, he is cuutident that
tn sc who favor him with their work will at the
same time, be favoring their own interests, as
his prices for Castings shall be as low as at any
foundry in The Valley.
Orders, from all in want Of Castings Of any
description, are respectfully solicited.
uJ7Od Iron taken in exchange for Castings.
HENRY G. PARKER.
ShnnnnLnah Citr Ann 3 1872
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
wHEELING

The Wheeling Gazette comments atlengih on
the rapid improvement visible in all parts of that
city, and which have been undertaken in view
of the expected completion to that point of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and its connexion
there with a line Of seven FIRST class steamboats,
running TO Louisville. The Gazette thus SUMS
up some of the improvements going forward:
We viii name but a few ofthe baildings of a
public character going mp, and the aggregate ex-
penditnTe they will Involve, Al a rough guess, and
see what an immensely Of money they sum up.
Four iron works S4O0I 200. Two hotels $780,
600, Zone completely Washington Hall S35,-
600 Forsythe s. Co.'S Warehouse, The largest
in the Onion, sac. 600. Four other warehouses
$40 600. oae maIket.hous $40, 600! Tea
stores $4,000, Ballimore aud Ohio Railroed
Depot, 800 soOos Bridge 100000 One pork
house and Chandlerss shop S30;0O0-Ain all
Selo 600. This 4 tie money now being ex.
pended here ina few varieties Of hnsiHess and
building Whit amount may be fairly estimated
asiha expenditure In residences, and Her e.
ta6iishmsnts, We have not nov time 20 enquire
into. dependent upon the increase Of population
which desc works must produce
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
THE NEW POSTAGE BILL.

The new postage bill, in the amended form In
which 1t has passed the Senate it is said will be
vast improvement on the existing law and afford
relief both the people and to the pOstmasers from
the misunderstanding which the present comPlica-
ted system imposes. The advantages of the new
bill are thus pointed out by Mr. Barnabas Bates in
a communication to the New York Journal Of
Commerce.
/. BY placing all printed matter upon. the same
footing postmasters and the public will be able to
decide the character of publications, whether
papers periodicals and the postage to be charged
upon them, without an appeal to the Post Office
Department the Attorney General
9, Making three ounces the maximum, will enc
brace all the newspapers, and vast number OF
valuable periodicals, which will be sent by mail,
instead OF private cOnveyanees, and thus increase
the revenue of the Post Office.
g. One ounce and a half will include all tho
weekly country papers sent within each State aE
haIfthe price OF the above. There is sense WHAT
ever in limiting these papers to the State where
published. Why not extend the limit, as on tho
other papers, to three thousand miles4 They are
only hall the weight and therefore should have tho
same privilege.
a. The prepayment of postage, either at the of-
fee where newspaper or periodical is mailed OF
delivered is a great convenience both to the pub
Usher and the public, as the postage to CanadaS
&C., may be paid at the Office of mailing.
5. The reduction OF postage 10 one half, when
paid quarterly IN advance, will be great incentive
both 10 publishers and subscribers TO prepay their
postage.
G. The obstruction to sending transient paPeT9
or periodicals which now exist, VIII be ehectually
removed by this Bill. Instead of PTe.PayiDg Jtt-
tecn cents postage on the Journal Of Commerce 70
California, il viii be sent through the post Once
for tpO cents Our California brethren and thetE
friends will hail this change with pleasure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
LARGE AND sPLENDHD
9R9@G @g @9@98a
at Cost, for Cash only.

INHE undersigned having sold his Properly
Il including his Store House 80 the government
has determined TO close his business in the Mer.
camille line. He therefore Offers his extensive
8g9SN OF G9993g
which has been purchased as low as any Stock
in the Valley of Virginia, and all Fresh Goods
he having benin business only aboutlw6 years,
This assortment consists in part Of the following
articles, viz:
Plain, Black. Chaageable, Plaid, Striped and
Figured Silks: ~
Silk Tissues ofVarions patterns;
Illusions, TerltoUs, and SaTccnets;
Barages OF every quality: BaFage DE Iiains;
MusIins and Lawns; Mour4iag Lawns !
Swiss, plain, and figured Muslins;
Cambrics and Jaconets do (; POplinsf;
Super Curtain Muslins of various patterns; {
Ginghams and Calicoes all llpasterns and prices!
Ladies super Linen Hdk Isl. from 10 cls.up; I
Gentlemen's g Linen and Sile EIdk' rs;
COlored and BLACK CrayalsB "a
Crepe and CashTnes SilFsa 5af arioa sizes
Tliibat ana barage shawls, ,f.fsariods sizes and
Figured and CLAIM Bobinetss
large assortment ofDtess Trimmings;
Silk Laces and Fringes;
French worked Collars;
Ladies Kid, Silk. and I.ise Thread Gloves;
Gentlemen's Kid and Silk Gloves;
Parasols and Umbrellas;
Ladies Silk, Eashmere, LAMBS Wool aud Cot
ton Hose;
Gsnllemens Lambs Wool Hose;
Super Black Cloths and Csssimeres;
DO Fancy Cassinetts at very low prices;
Silk Velvet, Satin, Figured Silk aud Mat
SALES Vestings;
Tweeds of all coIors and prices;
Super White, Red and Yellow FlanneE;
Canton FIanneIss Domrstics of every descri9.
ton and colors; Silk and Fancy BoHnet4;
A large assortment OF Fancy and Plain Rib
hons, Artificial Flowers, Cape Tabs, ComEs
and Brushes, and almost every article IL
the fancy way
China and QueemsTOre,
Among which are several handsome Tea Sets.
A good assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery, Car
penters' Tools, &C., Waters Looking Glasses
and Tin Ware.
GROCERIES,.
have large stock of Groceries all Of which
are of the best quality.
a large lot of Ladies and Children Shoes :;
Silk and Leghorn Halls; Ko$sulh and Wool dos
Caps Of every description; all OF which w;! posi-:
lively be sold at COST forCAsu, as am deterrnH.
ed to close up my business.
Those who desire to get gond bargains are re-
spectfully invited to call som and judge for them
selves. JOHN G. WILSON,
Harpers-Ferry, Aug. 10, 1852. e.
N. u. Those who know themselves 10 be n
debted 10 me, are respectfully requested to call
and settle their accounts. J. q. W. 3.
August 10, 1882
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
JEFFERSON MiCnINE SHOP.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

EFNHE subscribers beg leave to call tn" atten+
ton of Farmers and tba public generally, To-
their very large and extensive assortment Uf
AGRICUkTITD I1IPE ''lrAAAanS
h1rT, - go .:scludiug IItair celebrated Patent
Thresher and Cleaner, which aOw stands without
rival having ia eciipaed the old Cleaner ers, AZ
the lelegrap ph now does the old news carrier stage
which they offer for The very low price OI $2$5,
and warrant it to Ihresh from , to hundred bu-
shells per day with six nurses. As we deem
certificates OF no value, viii, h could be had by
any number, but have sntiiceRt confidence IL
the Machine recommending itself They would
respectfully call the attention of those persuIrS
who wish 10 purchase CLEANERS, to call and
examine for themselves i
They also manufacture common TIfRE SEEl
ERS IRON S45 to $75 with Shakers Complate'
Also an improved Nyhe;It Drill, with a kecC.
acting spring beam, entirely avoiding ihe trnU-
BILE uI making Pins to be broke when the iUQl
comes ia contact with rocks, stumps, &C. so tb$t
no time is lost by the secdsinan; enabling him to
seed one fourth more peEdGy. The Spring Is
warranted not to break by seeding. The fa:TN-
ers will please call and see Tor themselves. All
other Machinery constantly on hand al lew prices
including Corn and Cob Crushers $l5; Field
Roller; Smoolh and also the celebrated cast cut
ter from so 10 S75, all Iron; Straw Cutters
Fodder Cutters; Corn Sheers, and h2rse
power McCormick's Premium Wheat Keeper.
We are also Agents for, g. II. McEormi$&,
and have a number OF his: superior Reapers on
hand which took the first Premium at the WoTPs
Fair. Persons wanting would do well to call
early or perhaps they might'be disaPPointed.s-
Price $I25. i.
Also, all kinds of Casting done on the shortest
notice, including Mill Castings; dressing .ahll
Irons, Picks, &c. All repairs done atthe short
est notice and most duralle manner. !!
June 10, 1859. ZIASIERAIAN Il CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14

/ In such an iSSus can any one doubt trhere Gen.
Scott toit be found! HIS o7Iots ie, an public and
in prirote has exhibited the fired prp0ss If prOmot-
ing the cause af hHslnn freeSn IChaierer peril or
sacrifice II might cost him That he will ever cot
sent yield The political power OF the country up
| To slave ry the South relNse to believe fOF mo-
! menI; that Gen. Scott would administer the GO
VeTnmeat with strict regard TO The Constitution,
aud with pre- eminent ability, havO no doubt ;
and if long coatinaed service aud disinteFesied
devotion TO the country are entitled TO any con-
sideration then is General Scott entitled TO grat-
tade and not to calumDy and Misrepresentation.
But do the Wing party aud IT'S nominee stand
before the country as an antIislaveFy party 4
GRSlOer Il does not stand as PrO-SIarery party =
Look a tks Wing local conreTliioRs and yP& fCiH
Ieok in rain for an endorsement q starery. Again
where is the Wing press2 Where the New
York Tribune, the Albany Journal, and almost
the whole country press And what is the posi-
tion flhe Wing public speaker These gues.
tons need only be asked; all will agree apo their
answer
NoWs as between these tvo great parties how
Is the result 10 be regarded There can be no
difference ot opinion In this feE'a rds e1eSlsrai
Riegce 6e ekeetsd toth ne 81 iF yofi 1glli ssr
gard L GS slareI9 fFilIfls9 : g0pefntneRt
W &c admiEis {, and : ratrd dsfensed
ccoflingl IS Gen Scot oa. ID e9d, q vii
not 5e % .ls tfinua %
tie time beng and
the gnvefnnept i Be adfln red 41t i- fe-
fFobage pslset iidlfqll1
One Of 1iisse 1leR IIius 81 ftndh nsota-
bility, be Resident II. acsil4 alH vote anl
that should te mine, Gen. Scott stiolsld sel
Gen. Pierce should be called 10 occupy the plaee
once occupied by a Washington, an Adams, and
n jefferson, should feel that by falling to do
simple act of dug had inflicted lasting injury
upon the STARE aud upon the country.
With great respect,
remain your friend,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
POETRY.
LEETA.
BY RIyEx OAK

Leeta, gone one, still to thee,
Though thou hasr long been 50 ping
Within the valley silently
My spirit turneth weeping
From the glad bright s.altes around me,
From the whispered tones Of loVei
To a dear-r one, now resting
In the distant far above
oh, would that were with theel
In thai land Of lirDPid streams,
Whose clear and sparkling WaterS,
of refresh Us iu our dreams.
But ii cannot be, fond Leeta,
/ am prisoned still on earth;
And should not dare return me
10 the fountain Gf my bittitS
Till lie who gave my beipgt
Shalt wayward child reclaim
And teach him ia thai better land
or love, to name his uanie;
Be thou my guardian angel
For deception here below
With bright bat bitter waters
Ever round our paths will flow.
Oh, oft in memory. Leeta,
Thou at wandering At my Sides
BY the gentle little rivulet,.
Whose eFeF-FippIing tide
Would murmqr ~ sweet cogcerf5 -
- With the music Of th sg'6iee5z q . 2
Whose tone, SO soft. hassw akeli the spld
From sorrow 10 rejoice
AS now it only wakeIh
From each Ieverie to weep,
That thou art laid, fond Leeia,
In the joylcss grave 10 sleep.
And sad aud lonely now, Leeta,
Within the wild vine bower,
Near the rivulet, where he have strayed,
At evenings lovely hour,
sit and catch the last sweet notes,
Of the Yesper song of birds,
While from the far off hills sound forth
The lowing ofthe herds,
Till an echo mid the foliage,
Whispers me thar thou art nigh,
And feel thine influence DER ne,
AS the twilight passes by.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
CO-PARTNERSmIP.

EFNIIE undersigned having purchased the entire
4 interest of toward JACKSON in the above
named establishment, have this day formed a
Co partnership under the name and firm ofSMITH
IL WILLIAMS, and will continue TO carry on the
Mercantile Business,
at the old stand occupied by SMITH q JACKSON,
and can assure their friends and the public, that
il favored with portion of their patronage, no
exerion shall be spared to make it TO their inte-
rest. WM. L SMITH,
ERASMUS p. WILLIAMS.
Berryvie JnlY 8, 1852. duly 2O-lf)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14
{. S. ANDERSON
-; STONE CUTTER,

N Frederick City, Md,
rs his thanks the citizens of Jeffrr-
So aud adjuihing counties for the liberal
caage extended to him in his line of business;
,ectully gives notice that he is now prepared
aecute all kinds of work in his Iine-such as
|OnusnelaIs. 'FOElDSl1bS. Head and
Foot Stones, &c,
Y shortest notice, and upon the most reason
rrnns; and his work shall compare with
| olter IN The country. All Stones delivered
sT own risk and expense.
il orders thankfully received and promptly
slJed 10. Address
WM. S. ANDERSON,
Frederick City, Md,
or JOHN G. RIDENOUR. Agent,
H'v II, 1852. IIarpers Ferry, Va.