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On Saturday August Is by tho Rev. Mr.. Roosevelt @.
NJ POWELL ofHereford England. to Miss n. McALMosp
Of Lswrin. County Antrim, ireland.
On Monday, August 80 by the Rev. Lemuol Covel, Mr.
6rtrHSr b. SMITH to Miss ELLEN ELIzABErH HARRIs, all
OF THE city.
on SUNDAY, August 20, BY the Rev Mr. w. Baldwin
Mr.. W. BEDrLL TO Mics AsS ELiz. PARpr,, ell Of this
city.
On Wednesday, August 2S at the Church Of the Natl
vty by the Rev G. Cleveland GEoRor Riees Of the
late John Ripgs Castlepola,d. County Testmeath to
MANA ELEANOR only daughter Of the late Mathew Shaw
Efq Shaw Brook, County Lopgford. Ireland.
In Providence II. l.. ON Sunday, August % Nh ARA
HAM CARyIsTER 10 Miss HsRRirr SNrrs, both Of New
York,
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Died.

On Sunday, August %, after lesg and lingering III
nese FAssv o., wife Of Geo. W. Reeves
The friends and relstives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this Tuesday, afternoon ~
O'Clock from the re,idencc OF he, brother, Geo H. How
itt No sos Greenwich street door from Jane street
On Monday, August 30. RSsLirs, wife OF ID. g. 3. Sam
ms. In the 2sth year Of her see.
Tier maine will be taken for ipteiment TO Notthport
IT, IT, ut O'Clock, A. M In tho Steamboat Norwalk fiom
The foot II Fulton street
On Mondsy Afternoon August 90, Of copgetiye fever,
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Passenger Arrived.

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R.a saia wrii.m., SKrss. JSs Myers, PAS:
gn..ts, Petite Jeb Proessr, Nj Wells g tolens..
s.y f'a .ss a!s'; %ah' f'''', Mr. Nun"
Ell ASp Dsns 5srDs Rahero.i
L. RGy AnSs,:o1 4pSSrsn ass, ard M r.s1s:
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No., s. M. Nj
smith DIV. Jas smi,h-lsia y: .,,srsss p.,,.. W..
snnsYp I sSspn ,,, Sheppard sheOh''d
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Bro6rax. Murray Mad L Bouvsnturs. @ Bouvensura
PARA-Bris R.izabesh-J Henderson Potter, II Percy.
Passengers sailed.
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&c lacy, Wiz r. L,y snS lady 1rS,s si'ys ca,
oott W sadler d Booth. Williams Woedail rhs-
mas Fudss Baek, Moer Blact. y wolfe. =
EsTps,i rS.ep Poss scyss, gss CAN'T. :,s
Thorps Peet, D'ron, ssnderscs. AlleH, Bal
tier. q K.essne. L Islander Chsrsshs L.aoss. M
" Mr. Ach.r Mr Craig BlIios Gsnsros. Bray, Chss
Prob, wnh,r. novott, Pasr'ck w Hodges HALEY,
Di%cns Kaas.rn, Gerss Barn. sc;s PS..s..
Parker; Haley KLsyccoh, Tursusnd Actsr. 7 Tar.
ner Barnes Kirby ssd son. Mr. somervills Mr. "a.
Gar. RisrdsC, = shsridsn woodf Clauter wing q
Msrew Miss Hende,sos. Tlonns Mr. 0e,ualn. N Kenuo-
snd lady. KrhpAsrick, M Rnowian. j sumo ara Mr.
SPst.S. naaaei ". "a ac..td PsS
TAYLOR. Mr. Gordan. Bast ~ooistA Dori, Camp
DO 81 Cameron, Jones Lohev, MRS Loher Mrs Had.
del ncgMdy neIntyre, j zeal A Wadsl.; u
Bayncr, eavass, Barter. Hayes Hays Nerris
Ir nerris, johnson MeDsrmott snd family, worry
POBrien and lady. Mopahap and lady Puc ana isays
f Tss..n Nj soSn .f SSo .nS v. .d b.ea
Daniel shooa Muster John murray. John Ledcmsn. NJ
R'1pssr rn hI' pis, erns John H,ss.s c,rm H.,
uoMefinau. W Infstspd. VIM smithl'nd family W
L'gbtmsn VIM TIL. john Bnrns Jnt@, Perry
!. hn G.spis siop,o w ae nSs. sns
MIR. W vnrseeu Peter Qnnix NJ. oaicx: Mcilev-
hsrIop Chsrles stemmor Monros Peter s'hnsck Msry
Burns. WIN Ufsp II Nhe.e-s Francis Brown, Dr. pus
Gan. surgeon of the shir-Tota Wv
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Poll. icnl Intelligence.

Hon Charles alien. representative la Congress from the
Fhh (wofcestef) Congressional District In Massachu
s~ts VIII decline reduction OF the elm ate
o. Washington not agreeing With his health IL Is net
sDsey that be will BE- the coalition candidate for Co
ysrrct Of tho Commonwealth
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br hohsk l1ss, osrics BASEMENT no. WALL syaEnr.
MorpAr, August 80 1865
BurrlIo, A. h.-Thsrnemetes Is. Wind north
Clear. Barometer 70 10
eP. M.-Iheymometer 20. Wind north C1sax Plaza
ant evening.
RocBEsTrR, o A. II Clear and cool Wind west
Thermometer 70
9P. M.-yery fine evening Clear sky. Wind north
east. Thermometer II
AuBUrN, A. M.--Clear, beautiful morning. Wind
north. Thermometer 70.
9P. M.-Beautiful evening Wind northwest Ther
momcter 20.
SYRACUSE. o A. M-Plcasant morning. Wind north
east. Thermometer TO-
Up M.-Delghtful day and evening. Wind north
Ih'imometer IL.
= ures, A. B-Tbsrmonstsr 10 wisd northwest
Cool pleasant morning
~ M-Beautiful evening. Thermometer 70. Wind
n.hANfi A. H-Besntiful clear morning. Wind
Ih'rmom.tsr 70. Bsromrtsr ~ So
= 49,, I" a nne clear day; beautiful evening Wind
cwy rs. ~ D"1VA''''' o'o'S ~
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The Storm at Mempb,.

GREAT DAMAGE TO CORN AND COTTON
LOUISVILLE August 30 1864
Az Memphis recent rain storms Destroyed property 10
be amount OF So 900 The end cotton helds on
sdjsoent counties entirely washed down.
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TIE l. u 9 X A. II &c.
The stofn nj H1sr~n.

Bosros August 30, 1852.
The storm s continues in Boston, but hear Of nc
tsmsge OF importance.
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Terrific Storm MT Mobile.

LOWER PORTION or THE CITY FLooDED-HoUsRs
BLOWN DowE-yBssELs IsJURED-GRBAT NUMBER
or LIVES LOST, E1C
Nav ORLEANS, August %, 1852
A tremendous storm occurred a. Mobile on "Wednesday
and THURSDAY last doing damage, 1t Il Estimated to th
extent Of S1,Oo0,O00.
The water extended up Dauphin street a. far as the
s2duertisr once.
hany steamers were sunk
houses we're unrooi,d and some were blown complete
ly dowa.
The dwelling OF the light keepers, Choctaw Point
vM carried away. aud FIVE persons were lost.
Inc stosm vas very destructive Et Biloxi. The Geor
stroyed. ~ FOfS
The chip Abelino and the British schooner Mercer
were blown ashore at Cedar Point and both were dis
The reports from different points show croat loss Of
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49, -. =, Nt" OHLbASs August -. ls52
train ana no mail has been received sent for two s~.
The Southern Telegraph line Is down. 'o"JS'
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MARITIMH IxrnL1Iaas CIR
MOvcS. 3nts ~ OoSam Bgoa~ ors.
Cleared.

PtjBTo OF New YORK. AUGUST 50. 1se@
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
MARRIAGES.

r;uc. Maryland, ON Thursday 2Gih. by the
NknoAS CooMgs, Mr.. SAMUEL PEACHER, of
RJ. Joh| .c,ntv, Virginia, and Miss LIZZIE WEA-
Joers2SIr rcdcrick county, Maryland.
TE"% rridgc, a, Harpers-F Ferry, on Thursdhy 26h,
Ga IS J1tiS n. COOMBs, Sir. AR
b the ITE and Miss SUSAN c. BOWERS-bO1h Of
CUR, couniy, Virginia.
AnE", -. Rridge, ut Harpcrs- Ferry, on the 2iih ultimo,
ans Dawn Wilson, II. ii. WOODDELL
ryihs HTEiJZABETH BRESAMEN-both Of Rock
sI an M county, Virginia
i'shl% Ia. g3d uItimo, by the Rev. DAVID WILSON.
% Su%%RY goldman and Miss SARAH D. u
NJ hh II Of IIarpers Ferry, Virginia.
Shi .D-;osbill, Fairfax county, Virginia, or the nth
hSII""Tf the R-v. NoRvAL WILSON, Rev. John
a~iIo!G; H Jr Of the Baltimore Annual Comfc-
LANp.,I Hiss MARY FRANCES, daughter of Ws1.
rHot,, Ed. OF the above place.
sN1N wednesday, the 25.h ultimo, by the Rev. H..
On WILLIAM F. GRAFT. Esq, OF Iowa, and
w. 'IpnTRECCA TURNER, Of Berkeley county. Va.
Mi'' ~. r7rh uTtimo. by the Rev. WM. F SpEAKE.
VnTSSO% FINNELLand Miss MARY FINNELL
W. :" # Warren county
> Tb,r.day, I'd instant, by the Rev. B. II. BESTeS,
OnrnIS ". COVER and Miss SARAH JANE
MMLL1DING all Of Loudoun county.
-" / " r. Church, by tn Rev. w b. EDwARps,
!" SNU ;. WARING aud Miss JULIA a. L.
W. rl,EnTIINGrON-bDih Of Alexandria.
~, me Falls Of the Potomac, on Thursday. the 18Th
81" nv the Rev. J. NJ. GHANUIS, Mr. GEORGE
1 ~ =; E;H and Mis-. HARRIET a. EVANS-both Of
ri ~ an county, Virginia.
-, Inirc's Hotel. in Martinsburg, on Thursday the
a. Inn. by the Rev. DAVID THOMAS, hIr. WAL
:,rrrr IENIS and Mis- HARRIET a. MAYHEM
,,h IF Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
LOTS AT AUCTION,
IN II rows OF
IN THE Town or
FcttcrHlan, Taylor County, Va,
THURSDA Y, September 9It, 1852,
AT Ten O'Clock, 4. NJ.

'HNdE undersigned will sell al the time ard
place above stated all the LOTS remainiIg
unsold in the plan of said Town, together with
such additional Lots adjoining the Town plot as
may be desired by pu -cAasefs.
Situated as this town is, al tie function of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, wIlI, the NORTH
western Turnpike leading from Winchester 10
Farkersbnrg; and being a point to which aIrca-
dy a large amount q ftraveI and ;nerchan dize is
concentrated in its destination West from Ba!,i.
more, II is unnecessary 10 say much in support
OF It's advantages or the inducements thus offered
10 purchasers.
The Balumor and Ohio Railroad Company
have purchased al This place < large piece Of
ground, for an extensive deput ard work,hoys,
and are now erecting extensive Standings for pGr.
poses connected with thri- business.
Being about midway between lie Ohio River
and Baltimore it is destined 10: be the PRINCIPAL
stopping place Tor the railroad cars.
Iile iadiSpuaLie.
TERMS :-One-fourth in hand, and the remain
der in Three equal anuual ins,almeuts. with IN
terest, secured by title bond or otherwise, on he
premises. SARAH b, FETTERMAN.
September z. 1852.
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STOCK OF GOODS
Lease on PrcInIxcs for Sale,

LCGlSC on LOT SdlIG'
TIIE undersigned offer for sale their stock o:
Il GooDs and lease on THE PREMISES they
occupy at Summit Point, Jefferson county, Va.
They have the premises under rent until LIST of
March, 1854, aud have no doubt but that a lease
for a longer period can be obtained from the pro-
prieior, Mr.. Thomson, upon favorable terms
The Stand is known to be ore Of the best in the
county. 1t is on the line of The Winchester and
Potomac Railroad, and has the advantage of n
considerable forwarding business in addition to
an extensive trade.
ANY communication uron the subject may be
addressed to a. f. Il w. X. SEWERS, Baltimore,
Md or NATHANIEL SEWERS, Summit Point,
Va. SEWERS g. BRO.
JuIv OF. 1s52-if.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
TuE UKION Is SAFE.

A FTER a long opposition, Virginia has de-
IA termined not TO Secede or Nullily SHE has
gone into the United States. The undersigned
takes leave tn inform the public that he has rent
cd the United States Hotel lately kt pit by A. Cow
ton, Esq, where he is prepared to accommodate
all those who may please TO patronize him
The house has been completely renovated. Tho
old friends of the Virginia Hotel are particularly
invited 10 continue their patronage to the Uni'ed
States. exeriinns, on his part, shall be spar
ed 10 give satisfaction. Terms, as usual, mode
rate. WASHINGTON EVANS
Cumbarlan nd, Aug. 10. 1862. Proprietor.
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DEATHS.

:, ,b;, TOWN, on Monday morning, 9th inst, ELLEN
cp,VER. aged 10 months, daughter Of SAMUEL J. C..
- FILES +. MOoRE-
'a ll--TL. funeral will take place this tuesday
ming at II o'clock, a. II.
=. u,,oprfp county, Illinois. on the 2Itb Of August.
III of tIi- conn ', in the 9th year OF his age
,,r M, afIcctioaa.e wife and Gne child 10 mourn Ia If
a, ia. 5tl instant, at the residence Of her father, near
,t.Ir..own, MILLISENT WASHINGTON, third
',,,Jtcruf ROGEnT G.. and MILLIsESr II. McPHERsoS,
II year, ~ mont aud Is dUys.
n, Monday night, The goth uItimn, MARGARET
rITy n il. daughter Of DAVID aud MAHGARET a.
IIlDrr Of Shrphcrdslowm, aged ycaf, 5 months and -
~, Tuesday afternoon, the 3Ist uItimo, MARY ELI
y, laughter Of Dir. joins SNYDER, Of ShcphcrdstUwn
..irr jh year If her age.
a, Wednesday night, the 25th ultimo, Mr.. LEVI
r,YLur. near ShrphcrdsIOwn aged about 30 years.
p, ,. znll Of July, at the residence &C SAMUEL
r.Krsr,u4n. Esd, at ~llalltOwn, Miss ELIZA ).
.uALLWOOD, ia the list year of her age.
Nrhc residence Of her husband, in \. 7. Stephens
t,-, i, the peaceful assurance Of a hiissiul immortality,
Nc, HANNAH AILENONG, cousOrt of Rev. joins
1'rryoxG. 10 Inc 57.h year Of her aye. She lived aud
Ir,.l the say iOur-sLc died, aud lives with him for
,,cr.
~, the - II uIiimo, at Berkeley SPrinas, Morgan
,.,ty. Virginia, Of / yrlI.id fever, Nj $ N hRlA la
ErE daughter Of liILlENHY and MNEb bAEEEy CT
In.I-rck county, in the 29.h " ar other asc.
IN Icc,lrurg, on the 10Th uItim", GEORGE RO-
rtpF. infant son Of IAMEs II. aud SAEHl \. BES&E-
.rs. IN the ith ycGrOi ms age.
In Hrrkrl y, on the 27Ih Il limo, BETTE. daughter
.fl5t. amI SAuEH - ELEs, aged / year al | aIJniiI.
IN lie krlry. on the z1th uItim", Mrs. - SNOb-
GEASS. rrlIct Of the late VIZ. SSODaNAs5, IN the 10th
year II her a1c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
W0CED n GEtAE.

THNFE undersigned would post respectfully
E inln'R The CIT zens OF ~l'upcrs Ferry and
surrounding country lhai they nave opened
a Coal nIss3 Woodward,
Bsi,c"sn SacNG,ihaGL and NImiHoa Strer's,
where they Will be able 10 furnish families at un.
usually low prices; B!ack<;Hilhs viii lini it
greatly To their advantage Il" give them Il call
before purchasing: elsewhere ~ they are prrptr-
ed 10 sell a. low rs any, and ~ good qualities.
Farmcrs and uI,"rS livIu. .r~tr the Railroads
can b. supplied with coal by The car load, at Il
very small advance over the price at the zane.
They wonld request a call ;rrn all who may
find themselves ia want OF cnhrr OF the above
articles. As it is only necessary inr them Ia leave
their u]rIers, and The article viii be delivered al
the door.
DAVID SIEGEL u CO.
September 7, 1852.
~. B. All orders can be Left AZ J. w. Eti!cy's
store, on lie corner oil High aud Shenandoah
streets.
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ANOTHER so1BMT1FTg wowDnn,
IMPORTANT no DyspfpITCs

~ h-'I To UloIJT JUS,
Ell, IL. ) HouGHToX's PEPSIN, lie true Digestive
~, Lau'1, OF GAsTRIC JuICE, prepared fem RENNFr or
LeSllohs OF Baron LIEBIG, the great Psychological Clts,
insI, Dy j. ). HoUGmrON, NJ. D., I'lJ.aIeIpfIia, Tn4s
% "tIy a wonderful remsdy for INDrC E5TIoN. lYsrrr.
SiA, JAONDIcE, LIVER COMPLAIST, CoNsTIrATroN and
DEnILlrY' curing after Natures oVv't raelhud by Ma
containing Scientific Evidence Of IL value, fnr,jsIssj
ny agents gratis. See notice among The medical : DIVER
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.SUaNWONDALE SPRINGS.

"HE amusements for the balance Of the sea
SON at this delightful Watering Place,
will be a Regular Ball, on every Tuesday
night.
a passage of Arms between the attendant
Knights on Thursdays and Saturdays with Dane
ing at night. A Band of fine Music will cnndnct
execute appropriate airs upon the daily arrisal
Of the Stage.
The BuwiingAIley always open free of charge.
G. W. SAPPIHGT0N, Proprietor.
AuUnst n. 1852.
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EAEeH p.OEk SAEE.

THTHE undersigned wishes - sell, at private
Il sale, his FARM, situated ia jefferson co.,
Virginia. abomt five miles west o. CharIestown,
the county seat. and within IwG and half miles of
Camerun's Depot, on the Winchestcr and Paio.
mac Railroad, ans about one and a fourth mites
from the Turnpike leading irnm Mi~ddleway to
I~larpers Ferry, adjoining the lands Of Robert v.
Shirley, john w. Packet, lnuirs Grammar and
others, containing about = Acres mora or
less of Limestone Land. RE improvements
consist Of a DwcliIng.I house, Stable, Corn. house,
SmUke-housc, &c, and 4 ncvcr.ta ling well of wa
ter near the house, with a youn& orchard Of chnicc
fruit lately planted. Those desiring to purchase
will do well to call on the subscriber at Hope
well Mills, near ~I.'e;owu, jefferson comfy, Va,
or on AR. Nathan Barns, who IS now the present
occupant OF sand tarm.
The Terms will be. made reasonable, and pos
session given on HE first dav 81 April next.
JOHN CIIAMBERLIN.
SaO:Cmhpr 7. lS51-If
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q be III Is >.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
RcYic,Y oI t:Ic Baltimore Markets
For The Week ending Saturday.


From the Ealtimur. American Of Saturday.
EEL. UArr,E.-rhc number OF Cattle offered 4; the
tellr.rn hoI! lay amounted 10 Ir0v neal "I Oe'''N' II
.,li.! number 30 we're sold 10 c3Iy btichcr~, ahd -O1
a.syc,crs. a Il i,wcrc left over ui,,ld. Prices rang
ed iaal -a.I.I II 81 - un The hJJt-cluI! 10 500 u
.,-tI I,ayi averaging 1891 gross.
ilusa.-Mr Yuutc al : 10 a Sn."u.
CyrfEc-Thcs sales Of the week compr:-c about COZ
Ja5, RIO, Al $: az. cents.
FLgIN.-iioNcTd slrcrL-t he opening " arr
Ii, week was .u>.I .rably depressed wien con'lIr,d
With is previous inr yaucy. On Monday sa''S OF !u"U
BIS. were mae at SILL. On Tuesday 81 Is Of II U
3d., were made At the sam rate. o. W "tnrsnay me
tIy.ln sales ", re effected > u hhls. "a SI.1is; . q
h, d SIS and 1909 bbIs. at ) l2a. Io"",ds! The
d. MN. hty liz, narisc became depressed, and ut'crs
u,eM al - ) were refused. Tn mIr"ci thursday
uarnl,g continued to be unsettled, a d nothing was
d uv. Holders were generally asking u -. bus Day
os would not give more than II ~, al winch ra'e 'i'ie
va ,a,J ii,i..irv. Towards The close al The day,
tmu c, cr, better + elm was manifested, aud sales OF
"3'J Is. wcrc made al : 10. ne nia,i'tt was u'SS
,clnr Friday, a@d sales oIabvut 800 bLIs. were nl2dc
Cnv AlIs-Wc quote at 1925.
CuRS tEAL.-Saics at S3.5dpcr Dbl.
The Inspections for The week arc-Fiour 23,t - bis.
aml 81 halt barrels. Also, luo3LbIs. Cornncai.
tgI! rcd, - s. a 3 cents with s~alcs-WhIic - iVo
cents.
Conx-saIcs Of White at G. i 81 cents, yellow al O.
oATs-wc qaorc M5ryla Land at 30 a 81 cents.
G~rrNo.-PciuNi II i Si3 P"'"Gon'An = 4 So
Nol,zsEs.-Wc quote new crop New Orleans at 20
AS cents.
PlA-rEl-Salc> at S2.o7i per ton.
GA,uN-Wc quote shoulders al g. ccnts, Sides loz
CENTS, ilanS ~ cents.
lAap.-Ne quote al H. cents in bbls., and ~ eeat'
pcT 10. in kc-S.
Wo5L.-SmuII sales at ~ a - rents per 10. for an
Washed, and 81 Il 26 cts. for washed.
NHi%,Ey.-Wc nnIc sIaalI sales al % 4 ~ cts per
gallon IA hhis, auI II 4 Is cts. in bbls.
he papers Of Monday note no change since FRIDAY
Ia Ihe pTIcc Of Flour, Wheat, Cattle or Ii"gs.l
ALEXANDRIA MARNET-Satnrdag, Sept.
F~pore.-Storc price Si.57.-wagon and car price,
ST -.
GENly.-Wc quote red wheat at % a % cts, white
Ct, yellow al 90 81 cts. Oats IS aiO cts. Clover
GrISo.-nH selling by the single ton of 1900 lbs.
Pt,zrrea Cargo price about s3-rctaiI price 3 so.
rather irn.r. We quote al 3 90 u So - per 100 lbs.
gn... Live Hogs $50 a SS.25. Lambs S2.25 OF.
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NJ

4 HAVE five young Kentucky MULES for
4 sale, three years old this spring. | will sell
them ON a credit I'LL the list of January next
They can be seen at my farm near OtI's Shop
| have also Il WHEAT.FAN of Doyle ~ Co.'S
make, for sale on same terms. TWAS purchased
new last tall. CHAS. S. TAYLOR.
July 20, lS52-tf. F. p.
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ATTENTION!
Democrats, wings and Spectators.

ma A. BOOTH respectfully informs The citi-
IEA. zens of jefferson county and the public
generally, that he has commenced the
TObaccOmiSt Business,
in Charlestown, Virginia, five doors west Of Sap
pingiOn'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 to do so.
The subscriber hopes from his knowledge of
business, and strict attention TO the accommo-
datiun Of all who may favor him with a call, TO
have a liberal share of public patronage. His
prices will be moderate and lie: ms easy.
N. B. All kinds of country produce and trade
of every description taken in exchange or on
commission; and from the subscribers counex-
ion with city dealers, will enable him to make
quick returns and good prices for all goods en-.
trusted To him. NJ. n BOJIH,
Fifth door west of Sappingron's Hutel,
Aug. 10, I852-3m. CharlestnwD, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07

DREADFUL Oa,uRHENcE.-We learn that Il
man toy the maine OF w. Male, residing on the
Allegheny Mountains in Allegheny county, Ma
rland, was killed by his wttc, last week. 1t
snpear7 jhaI lie was intoxicated, and in a Trcat
nge was beating one of his children, whem his
vie entered The house: he bee. me cNaSpera'Cd
with her. and attempted to kill her, when she
sa.z,I An axe and wi'h one blow nearly severed
hi head from his oily. The woman IS now in
III mn EuLnnnrIMMd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
SHENANDOAH Iron Foundry.

EEIIlIS Foundry, situated on the Winchester&
Il Potomac Railroad. IL miles from HarPers-
Ferry, has been rented for a term OF years by The
subscriber, whO would respectfully inform the
public thar he is NOW prepared 10 do, in a style
of workmanship, which cannot be surpassed, it
cgualled, in this Valley, every description OF Ma
chinery and Plough Castings, at short notice.
Having been engaged in the business FOR many
years in the largest ;Oundries in theU nited States,
and being now determined to devote his Whole
attention 10 The business, he is confident 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.
T0id Iron taken in exchange for Castings.
HENRY C.. PARKER.
Shenandoah CITY. AUG. 8. 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07
WIN. RAKER.
Nttornen &c Ia1n,

DRACTICES, as heretofore. in all the Courts
Il nj Jefferson, Berkeley. and Clarke counties.
AS Commissioner for the neighboring, aud all
the Western States, lie win take the acknowl-
edgment OL, and AUTHENTICATE under his SEAL
OF OFFICE, any Instrument of writing 10 be
used in said States and as
993AAg PUEBLO
for Jefferson county, he will admnister afidaVits,
take dc positions and acknowledgment OF deeds,
mortgages, &c to be recorded in any Of the
CharTesIown. Aug. 10, ~Is53.-6m-F.P
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-07

MA free nrgro. uu hi, return from the North
1, New Orleans, writes t" the n. .. Christian
AIsoc,'c, =. lncy charged ne like Il white man
and ',H,i me like Il Niger, and that way o'doing
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