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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
PROVISIONS.

"A writer in the Philadelphia Ledger attributes
the present high price OF some articles Of prov!.
sion to the rapid increase of immigration, and
reasons afterfiIis wise
In the last three years the country has receiv-
cd about Que million immigrante, who consume,
on the average, one pound OF meat daily, and a
quaerer of a pound OF butter. Taking the ave-
rage weight of butIocks killed at 500 pounds,
casting The: fat and o!frl, it would require an in
creased amount of animal food, equal to four hun
dred and Htty.six thousand two hundred and fifty
head OF cattle 10 supply our new guests, indie.
pendent OF ,he extra quantity necessary for the
ordinary increase of population. OF butter it
would lake a s0ticient number Of COWS to yield
thi1teenmiilfons of pounds extra.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
YoTR nFYIRGrNfa

The Ric6mond Enquirer of Friday says .b6t
on Tuesday next we shall publish afull vote q
Inc State. according 10 the official returnS.-
From one hundred aud thirIy.nine counties and
cities the official Vote has been'receiVed and It
gives a msjOrttyto P,etee and Kiug o. foutteen
thousand eight hundred and twenty six. Five
counties are yet 10 be heard from officially
They give a majority Of six hundred and enc fer
Pierce and King, and ttey are as follows Am.
herst, Cabell, Marion, Mercer and Raleigh
The whole majority for Pierce in the State,
therefore, will be fifteen thousand four hundred
and ~tweniy.seven !!
Three cheers for the glorious Old Common.
wealth. She is now, and always has 6eea, tie
flagship Of Democracy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
mrLrINe or coNoREss.

The second session of The thirty'second Con-
a,e.s will m on Monday next, and be
Concluded on the third day o. March next. AS
there was a gross neglect Of the public business
during the last session, it is hoped that mem
bers will apply themselves diligently 10 their
legitimate duties. There arc several matters OF
vast importance to the country, which require
to be promptly acted on.
As a quorum Of the two Houses will most like
" be present on Monday. the Presidents Mes
sage, we presume. will be delivered on that day,
and we hope to lay i, before our readers through
our next paper OF by meaas OF an Extra on
Tuesday. This Document will be looked for
with some considerable interest, as the condition
of our. foreign relations is in many respects in a
very critical condition. The object Of the Ad,
ministration seems to be, 10 light of'all Eespon-
sibiIities until after the 4th Of March, and if it
leaves TO Mr.. Pierce the legacy Of a war or two,
Il i~magines they can hoodwiuk the people BY
ths syren song, "we;l, we dent do it, get oat OF
il as you best can" The country, however, will
bold the present Admins ~tration responsible for
the consequences which are 10 follow, as the re-
suit OF its miserable bungiing aud trucking
policy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
yTRGINIA I~EGIsDATURE,

Both Houses of the General Assembly
Monday, The 2sd instant in the SaP.s9 g
o'clock, pursuant TO adjournment on me
June last. a quorum appeared in both OEsnen'
es.
IA The House of Delegates, the spsaker, on
resumine the Chair, addressed the members IS
follows
Gentlemen III the discharge otogr duties y
Is most gratifying To reflect, thai alter g az
sence of i've months and,more, we are ms
Win. few EXCEPTIONS to meet here ag9ln.-
Through the mercy3of a ~benlgnant ffoyll
Our meeting IS now under peculiar circumstan-
ces. Ii is the result ofyonr deliberate eonvic,
tons. that the best interests q tine Somnoss
wealth required it and permit me 81 Sessts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
4eRRFrITrrs AND cHtAREEsTOWN
TUnFPfrE CO1IPANH

aE4f4~EH
is stea peslse niles and q half
Tiere arssr Iod. loaeles one near
Deffyyiie andi QUE e ohegiesioW1 anu eae naI.#
bout mld9eaF- u b uneegatooQ tlat
bateai6s Sfthe Vi pi thefotd Ht ne Year, on
/ h6fsesblt f6f ihs aht c4ffigg Ay be mace
william tbeBNto satlsettg5ta e aPpTo.
9alot tle B1afd6E Btrecf9E p A1e9 neSt mont1.
41o esti5.t Ssf5lsw tse ri cash in adj
aaucezlis III gire q that %ayr
oEs41eehfffa IN. mil or Individual.
Ear Ualon md a aeH maybe
puTchased Il cider q the p9Se094ces on Tue
ronte.a SO a. Ase616f 81 par taklngas
many III moRni Done doar9fmo and
The toll ppon afgffaa tet1InIng {4e sansqay
is one eaE The4egaI5oA GEMS ai9oLse'
each ~ OF 81 seaM s g. ~ ~ 1sl
THAI eant q g I'D esmsIont 90 per
cent oil b 20, ltsto14o fetpfns 5edaeesth
amount 10 Il ce6ts l6tsa tsamsofsXfa1d less IN
Dropoftfon. at us midway halfsgates return
|tolionlv saehatee #oh m empty wagon going TO
either ofthe ~ lsans her OF e 4eaa . Hout-
road, easiftstnsas p Bdils e mills 10 the
Depot4at AdA 5Asses 81. elete.
fore, 6s az iQr4k, a Entef whensthe ROADS
/ were bad ea5lfpt ne d8gl lQfLYt9aE[eIs and
upwards maj detiFeced Ell1oqt dtLncni.t
", in tie Same aa IS eAsa9t same PRICE OIL
10 ceufs Eba4fei 81 500. less ne TOTE gu cents.
making cfes lte tae armet Tor 5tne useot
his team q ~ ler Leeeelpg Tue
carriage u aarest5s ron e V cents a
barrel.
TMsbNeEf WHfh ssh Increased tine Gopn;
Nv CON- I'm pfopsf liz psnt road Petitioned
stsFs la me- zs6s ION lie BdlsRIn. from the
9kete The upper q Qnst
18oadDot seAtt9 qea1enssh
eia1 3bistaea alstfie tqseeto
tfe HeEaspkete5nlehsee the
annual
sSin nthew Sont4qn:
setthe i1tereahthee MISUNDERSTANDING:
king would be fdedbFim many toekAoldeEsi in the
BerfVpile ahd8C hariestOWn road.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
EMIGRATION FRoM GEnm,nr

Previous to 1880 there was but on. y.,, j
ing which The emigration from Germany Il
country reached above $4,000. In Isa3aS
10 "a 900; in 1887 to $4,000; but fell hi
10 $4,000 ; The number, then, OF personsES 4
ring the decade closing with that year,us sE
yOnd seas in search oil a beller fortune. t.,s
about 10000 annually. From this linz
there has been a rapid increase in the ,s,si
the emigration. In 1874 Germany seal =;
round numbers, $4,000 emigrants in ptsf
COO; in 1896 and ls47-the famine NJ
more than lO6,CoO; in ls4s, '49, and &c
years of revolutionary disturbance and Uo
proscription-lrom 1000 to 10000; aud
something more than $4,000. II is ealss
thai these emigrants have caTriedOH u Of Ga
ny capital to Loe value of $50 ,O00,OOO.
Ciuci1pa,; IG.,I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
FOR PIERCE.


AT the late election in Benzinger township,
Elk county, Pa .I73 votes were polEed for Pierce
and King, and not one for Scott and Graham.
(ErchGngs paper.
Georgia can beat that (says.tEe Savannah
G~eorg;an.) AT the late election in Bul!och coun-
ty in this State, tmO hundred and eighty sereu
votes were polled for Pierce aud King, and not
one for Scott and Graham. We have, indeed,
learned that one man presented himself at the
polls with,Ihe purposeOf voting the Scott ticket,
but it being suggested. that he had once been an
inmate of a lunatic asylum, the election inspec-
tors concluded that his support Of the Seward
candidate was evidence of returning insanity,
and on that ground refused to receive his vote.
We claim for Bulloch the glory Of being the
banner county, not alone of the Democracy OF
Georgia, bn, Of The Democracy of the Union.
TMR. LENNON, and family. minus his eight
slaves, left New York, on Wednesday for Vir-
siuia, in the steamer City OF Norfolk, having
abandoned. tile project of emigratiDg TO Texas.
His furniture. which has gone toward to New Or
leans, will be recovered. Previous tobis depaF-
ture, he was paid SIS 600 in sight=drafis, which
will be available on his arrival in Virginia
Mr.. l.. has given a guarantee that he will mann
nit the slaves after the termination ottlie legal
process which have been or may be Instituted
with a view 10 test the validity of Judge Payne's
decision, whenever requested TO do so by three Of
the subscribers to the indemnity, viz: Judge
Payne, Waller r. Jones, and James BoormanA
1t ia understood that if the manumission were 10
be carried into effect now, ii would put an end to
The appeal which has been taken tothe supreme
Court Of New York, and prevent an appeal TO
any higher tribunal. Iuappears that $290moTe
Than required was subscribed, and The Journal of
Commerce says it was agreed that the 500 so
literally, subscribed by Judge Paine, andlhe $50
subscribed by Mr.. L~epaugh, Lemmon,s counsel,
(who rendered his professional services gratui.
ionsly,9 ought TO be- eturnedlothose gentlenen.
respectively, which has beendone accordingly.
10 The Presidential Electors in the several
States Of the Union meet at their respective
Stale CapiloIs on the first "Wednesday in De-
cember, 10 cast their votes for President and
Vice President OF the United States. The re-
cord of these votes will then be sent, under
seal, 10 the President of the United States Sc
nate, at Washington and on the secosdsRed.
nesday Of February next these records Willie
opened in tie presence of both houses of Con
gresslpua thessesall pficislly5eclated.
u1ae ippdl raised in New Yolk, ~ iraIem
nifty air hemmui FIR st6e t6<s III slaves
der the decision, gwen by J,dge ms
teached s. 2eO, D ing $3.50 m9 yuan fe
smogMI sq l.d
9Mr WM q 4
- me losts fiji g esefsbp ylflns 1'-
EEkT.E In. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
EDIToRIAL CIIANGE.

John L. Carey, Esq, for many years an editor
Of the Baltimore American, has engaged to take
charge of the editorial department OF the Daily
Crescent, Of New Orleans. M. Carey is a gen.
lleman Of known talent, and wields a vigorous
pen. Few men are better qualified to- discharge
the duties ofan editor. He possesses rare schOi-
arship and an abundant store ofgeneral inform.a-
ton. Brautz Mayer, Esq, well known asa law.
yer o~ftaLent and a writer of especial merit, sue.
ceeds MIR. Carey in lhe editorial department of
the American. MIR. Mayer was once Secretary
10 the Mexican Legation, and has written a very
interesting work on Mexico. He is q gentleman
ofdecided abiIity.-Boh Clipper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
RHODE ~1sLANp-or11crA1
NEW JERSEY-oFF1crAL.

The official vote of New Jersey is as follows :
Pierce 44,293, Scott IS, $40, Hale a5s, Broome
sI3.
pThe official vote for President, in Ohio, is
as follows: Pierce, l69,I60; Scott, 1s2, S26 !;
Hale, 3l,762.
HThe official majority for Scott ia Tennes-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
THE HOG TRADE.

The Cincinnati Commercial Of the 22d, states
that David White, of Madison, Ind, has made a
handsome thing by the extraordinary rise in
hogs. lie cleared $50, 600 on Friday by one
sale, and it is thought that his profits will reach
$500, 900 before the season closes. The price Of
hogs has risen to Sc per hundred, and stubborn
'ly demanded. Mr.. White is the proprietor o!
tho largest slaughtering and packing establish
meDts in the West, known as the Mammoth
Cave"
We find it stated in the Cynrhfana News of
The 18th inst, that MI David Diis, Of Harrison
county, KY, recently sold in CincinnasiSthirty-
four hogs, that averaged 4I6 pounds each, and
bringing $3.50, or ahoutSI6 each.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30


C~oMposirloS OF THE MOov.-Evey or
its surface OF the height of one huntFfs
distinctly { through Lord Roses tsFs
On its surface are eraterS Of extinct VOC
rocks masses of Stone almost iDDSmeraoA
there are no signs of ha birations sucha rs q
vestige of aFchite ctDral Eemains, to show I
moon is or ever was inhabited By a race
tails similar 10 ourselves. No water :
no sea, no riveria all seems desolate.
READY M4DE CLoTnIxG.-The CiN
Gazette estimates that there are betEsa
and five hundred dealers in Ready made
ing in that city, who have an aggFegaa
tai of ten million nine hundred and tweIg
sand dollars invested in the business ~
give employment to ten thousand PStss
large proportion ofthe Ready Made Cos
tie West and South west IS mHnuiatDI
Cincinnati, and many OF the estabiIshmsI.
have branch stores in all the interior "'
cities.
A GIGANTIC RAILROAD SCBEHE.-N'@'
has for once got the start OF BIOL
than" The railroad from HALIFAX y
Scotia, to Windsor, opposite TO Delne4
built as a government work, aR5 P'
been contracted Tor by an English t'9S.'
four thousand fue hundred PoH'ss PeEa
road is sixteen hundred miles long sG
finished will place the western Cosn" ~
communication with the Old World;
m~aif.steamers viii then make |. Iii II
point, instead of New York. MS
our transatlantic mails in mHcn W.
than at present. CEerelGnd FEa0
sA1E Or Tow, pnorErrr.-ws aD@s%
tina: the capacious store house and tTs.JS
Shephepdstown, recently occupied o. Z vi
Webbahas been purchased BY NJ.
of mis- mace. for the use of the Old SEE
b]yterians, who design converting q PT msus
into a Church and Academy. lM S,lsl
beautiful, and could not be any Deue ~, n
nose intended. We congratulate ,n q
upon their bargain, having PpEen 81 sun&t
property, IS we are informed, Iot. Joipj
500, probably no one.FOurih Of u.s. RE
ShephsrdSO'Fn ne
C1KcrssarrPo Pork TRADE.-The Cins,p.I
zette saws: That On Monday there We"
500 head Of hogs, d%elivetedi in q few
1900 do delivered in ten days. al
lois ON The spot there isa good dfno oSSIipsI
Iher being favorable and only lev w M.
lots would command 50 90 per
There are now seven houses eu.s,N
sneuIxR DEATH -Mrs. MicoarE' 50,
of CleaFspripg, Washington coSHe 90 y
found dead ia a spring mslbal III aphfl
Of last week. Ste had gene = bstet
water and asst was deep enopgn iii
ed her size must have been
hadfan attack pfaFOpls1yi whs 81,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
GRAND COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

The, Baltimore Board ofTrade in its corporate
and official capacity, has called a grand CONNER.
cial COVE nIion. to be held in that city on the 18th
day of December next. The object of the Con-
vention issto stimulate the commercial progress
of the Seulbernand Western states In tiTer d.
rect intercourse with Europe and in regard to
their internal trade.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
n-Mfes EnNA pEE. Clio favored

uMiss EMMA PIKE, WHO favored orr citizens
this tine a year ago with seseral lectures up.
on the ,sutjpst al a~neTdtdee, is now in War
Ien,on, Eaoaaier copnts w6ere she has a afge
class. She Is q ysnng lsdy nf yety exqsoai.
naIy Intelligence, thoronsily acquainted viii
lhe science which she Pi1fesses to teach and
thpngh n%nliFing ami indsfeIiEable in heFefntls
losnreeeds get there modest and lady.iike
ddn9ffmeht worthy The admiraton of every
ere Eio The true dignity OF
HFhe ap
pasy. recellie ~ aole 8ekld Pe
Tie W, lis oil Fte ua. pnsf aat69a5 q
81 IRE feeis.slotF, fs49 sms6n'ma II
9i5 goo, base alf bcen az 10 lie Hsnt otLe
otDooialop, at sos.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
HOY. WM.R. KING.

Though this eminent aud distinguished CHI.
zsn has been quite indisposed at his residence in
Alabama' there is no reason to apPrehepd any
thing sefions from his condiion. A gronudless
report was in circalation during the last week,
aud covered with gloom every community which
preached.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
Appeal from Judge Paine's' Decision:

The case Of the Lennon slaves has been an.
peaIed-tOt the Supreme Court ofNew York, which
is TO meet ia New York city on tie 18th of De-
cember next. If Judge Paine's decision should
will be within reach ; nor would Mr. Lennon.
says the Journal 0f Commerce, have any objec.
tim TO FeIinquish all Claim TO them, auerreceiv.
ing the indemnity mnney which is in process of
collection. were it nntthat such formal relinqnish.
ment al hhis tiue wonid render il impossible to
test tie Important legal question involved, by.
BaHjiOTes S,r1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

" Gov. Martin Of New Hampshire mi
the following appropriate s%iiusiOn to lie
Presidential election in. his annual me.aa
" We have just passed through an ezciturh
sidential election: a contest warm a8l vigSu
fully exemplifying that freedom Of speesE,Gi
press, aud of action, recognized and lOeuhl
our fundamental laws and practice ; ABalta
in soma features of the party strife, ttuA
morality have been made to blush and n
before the array of fulse assertion and ptnu
detraction, and the christian aud motltbt /
been forced TO lament the.sbuse Of fetO1,
the infr4ction Of those laws, and the tbRphl
those principles, which they deem tidBy u
tial to The well being and progress OtsQeieG
the stability offree government, Jetle ~
trust and believe, will be ioE The bsstiHeHt
the country. The policy Of The Ssnerl
ment, By the xesui, is fixed let yeat 10 =
and upon She same basis which has blhttSl
Hensps such e1rT0ordtn0ry prSsFrsre0G
end I6ppi1esS at home, aud HotllcRsFu
5B6wn abroad And andeF tie benign mA
ofanf aYstemnfTeRplated ieedom, theasa9'
siensaBdsblteF ceilings eHgetdeTed y
Piated Gtfite ofthe political contest VILE
be mergedan lost, in tae general pFogN
aud development OF our Hnliyaled ceplIt
unrtyaled Institutions.
Tho universal respect paidto the op
mfnt when expressed through the balat
one ofths main sustaining pillars Of o0i
fabric And while the inIrAigeRce, vitl9
patriotism of our countrymen reIaatD undIE
ed, mistaken and n~ncorrupted, no PatlJ q
however fierce or bitter, can Alternate OOe
of the American brotherhood from heets
sabvert, OF vNFaken essentially our il'tdui
Bot may noe the experiment be too OfeO n
ed and leo long continued? may sotss@
| aTizatiGn at home, and the disgrace asEaa
dent 10 such iESpassioned personal cnnal
and calumnioUS party strife, result ID dem
TO u mission Of libeTalizing and eDinnd
oppressed humanity the world over?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
ALAnAMA-orr1c1AL

The whole aggregate vote OF the State is but
45.27e.. OF these Pierce's aggregate is $3.50;
SCOTS 1866, and Tronp's 2.l4s, with a frac-
ton of a vote over in each case. Pierce's ag-
grega,e majority over Scott is 1876; and over
Scott, Troup, and scattering, 9.767.
The aggregate vote for Pfesidentin Alabama,
in ls48, was 81 $40. Thus showing q falling
off from the vote of that year of lo.66l. or the
6I,s40 cast in 1913, General Taylor received
3O,524. and Gen. Cass sr,sl6. So that while
Gen. Pierce falls off 1896 from Gen. Casssvoie,
Gen. Scott falls of 1859 from that Of General
Taylorso hpfe slan one
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Hartford Times of Thursday contains
The official vote Otthis State which is as follow
Pierce, .s3.249
Sc0tt;s 30,359
Hale, $3.50
Scattering, IL
The total vote is 6 $3.50, and Pierce's plurali-
ty is 1880.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR.

Hon. CHARLES G.. A~rnEEToN, for several years
a distinguished member Of the House Of Repre-.
sentatives, has been elected by the Rev Uam2.
shire Legislature a u. S. Senator in The place of
the Aboliiionist, John P. Hale. ny. AthcrtGn
is sterling Democrat sound to the core upon all
The sectional questions, and a warm personal
friend of the President eject.
BALTIMORE Rail Road TO WHEELING.
1t is expected that the entire line of this road
will be completed about The 1st of January, aHd
passengers, as we'll as freight, be transported in
cars from the city OF Wheeling 10 Baltimore,
where there are connections by railroad with
Philadelphia. New York Boston, and other points.
This announcement, says the Louisville Courier,
will be hailed with pleasure by every citizen of
the Southwest, and especially by a large body of
merchants who have to travel at tina: season of
the wear 10 make tlIeir spring purchases in the
Eastern cities.
The Directors of the company have also char
tered a sufficient number Of first class steamboats,
10 form a daily line 10 connect at Wheeling with
the road for the transportation of passengers and
freight direct to Louisville.
The Louisville journal expresses the greatest
satisfaction at the completion of The road, and
predicts for it the most triumphant success.
1t adds
ave understand that many of'or'1 me. chants
have determined 10 sh'p most of their goods the
coming season by this route. Those who have
SO determined will consult their interest by Co
ing so.
There will be no necessity of goods destined
for this ard ports below, to be consigned 10 Gin
cinnati, there to be subjected to delay as well as
additional charges, when they can be shipped d.
rect to this point. This advantage will be duly
appreciated by business men.
Respecting the rates Of freight to be charged
on the opening of the road, the GAINESVILLE, Ohio
Courier OF the 18th instant, has the following
article
We learn from the American tina! tho rates of
freight established BY The Baltimore and OliiO
Rail RoGd from the Ohio river to Baltimore are
as follows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
NEW HAMFsnIRE SENATOR.

CoNcaRD, Nov. s5-The House of representa.
tfves, this morning. selected Charles G.. Ailte4lon
ss. its clndce for Un4el States Senator in: the
toVmsoiJOha T. Hale. whose term expires on the
An of March next Ihe Senate COncurrea in
The sehOIt.e atlhe aIIetthlon Session..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

The aVetase5 oettslal msj1tty for thesDs.
meetatic Z sciOrs of Maryland. Is 4.945. FIale
aud Julian received 81 votes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

ucol. GnARLas lAaFEs, OF SSaephetd.tGwn,
hos been aPpoin!ed byE 5le GpyerEOtO Of lie STATE.
N6tSD Pablir.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

Since 1850, the nationals debt has been slight
~ reduced, and the debts of the States not much
increased3in The aggregate, though Virginia, and
perhaps one. or " ootHers, have added something
IN thelrs.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

uGeotge Kfemer. jr., butcheted seven hogs,
on Tuesday last, at Winchester. weighing is9,
~ s65: 81, slt SAG, aud $40 pounds, rek9eC
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

1852. 1S48.
Maine, 5000 l2rl73
New Hampshire, 6,666 1860
Vermont, 1929 1887
Massachusetts, 28,O23 3s,G5S
Rhode Island, 62l $50
Conneciicuts ,3l60 5000
New York 2o5000 l20,5I9
New Jersey 344 s28
Pennsylvania, 1924 1928
Delawarei O. so
Ohio, $4,000 35,317
Indiana, 5000 S,6+2
Illinois, 10000 I5.6O4
Michigan. 5000 lO,389
Wisconsin, 1900 10,4l8
Iowa, 1900 Ll26
Maryland 1875
YiEginia 8
Ioa l3I432 2g3.s9s
l37s439
Abolition ipss ii tqat years 1896
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

MdryF ExAsE.zIt sgraeftyIng TO state that
al sIle fksofne 81 ma eI FepC Company
aH op5e more fnshpefadpn. Heating aud roll.
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This W0 believe 10 De scarcely low enough 10
compete with our Northern route 10 sea- hoaId,
and not any better than The route via PittsbuTg
and the Pennsylvania improvements.
1.-THE Baltimore people wantan increased trade
by that route, they will have TO do considerably
better in reducing the rates CT freight, or they
will get but little from ibis section Of country:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

TAt Madison lndNNa, ieW,days ago 5000
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
PURLIC DEBT.

The following is the reported public debt of
the Union, and tho several States composing it,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
TIE ABOLITION VOTE.

The annexed is near approximation TO the
Abolition vote in the United States atthe recent
Presidential election, compared with 1913: