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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

Iregret that every man in the South could
not see and hear all that I saa0 and heard IN
Faneua Hall last night, and at the great NEE
ting at Hills6Orough, for they aOould then feel,
I am sure, as I non do, that tie Democratic
party gf New England is as sound upon tie
compromise question, and the constitutional
rights Of the South, as the South itself, and
that the Union is safe in its keeping. JAS.
LYONS, LATE WING ELECroR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

WEDsrER's ADv1cE.-We are informed
that Mr.. Webster lately remarked to a
young Wing of his State substantially as
follows There is no Wing party left
It is broken up entirely. If you wish to
Be any body you must be Democrat. -
That is good advice, and thousands Of
those who have heretofore opposed the
Democracy, are following it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

TIE AcADEMr I'VE understand the
examination Of the pupils in this Institu-
ton begins to-day
This wednesday, evening. at the Me-
thodist Church, there will, by request q
the Literary Society, be an address de-
livered before the Students, and citizens
in general. by Prof. MARTIN.
The examination will be closed to-
morrow evening at the same place by the
usual Literary exercises ofthe young gem
tlemen connected with the school.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

% The Scott wings, poor fellows,
have hard time of it they have to pub
lish every man who is with them. Here.
tofOre the whole party. as a matter OF
course, was expected to go for their nom
inee, the boilers formed the exception ;
now they are the general rule, and the
supporters of Scott, the exception. But
all is not lost Vermont, the Star that new
er sets, now occupies state of betweeni-
ty, She has not repudiated whiggery
quite. Last year the wings elected their
Governor in that State. by 1914, this year
their candidate is defeated by about 500,
net loss 100. Hurra for SCOTS popu-
larity. No wonder the wing orator ad-
dressing wing audience had to halloo,
" Wings, 'Ohar are you ? Echo answers
tOhar :"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

eff were to attribute my success in business to
any cause, more than another II would be TO n
iudiclOus system OF ndT ertsing, by which infOrm-
ed the whole community what was mRnufa turing
and what had for s0le."--.AbbOt Lawrence.
- As n general rule, those who advertise, sell
lower than those who do not. Their increased bu-
sness enabling them to sell Mt n smaller per cent.
profit, and make much greater aggregate profit"
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

New Mar OF NORTH AMERICA.
were shewn by the agents for this county,
New Map of North America, by Jacob
Monk, Baltimore, Nd. published this year,
(l852.) This map is not only the latest,
but is by far the fullest map we have ev-
er seen. 1t exhibits not only the Unite d
States and Territories, but also the Can
adas, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, all
the departments of Mexico, Central Anne
RIGA, and West India Islands. 1t is FIVE
feet square, gives the boundaries of the
State of California, it's Gold region, the
Oregon Territory, with its principal towns,
Missionary stations, localities of the Indi-
an tribes, the rise of the Columbia and
Missouri rivers, &C., &c.
Messrs. B. F. Miller and 1. NJ. Ross.
now at Bartlett's Hotel, are the agents
for the sale of this map, in this county.
The map is well executed. We do not
know how few dollars could be better
applied than in the purchase of this map.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

@" The Rainbow" selected for the
Register. from the poems of " Amelia, -
came in too late for this weeks issue, but
will appear in our next.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

@ As was intimated in our last
McIntire. the murderer of COttril. was
sent on for further trial.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
FLFCTORS.

ELECTIONS.
/. Dist. MoRDECAI Cooke, of Norfolk.
II. 90 TIMOTHY RIvKs, of Prince George.
III. A. II. DILLARD, of Henry.
". w. G. FLoURNoY. of Prince Edward
v. I" john GooDE, of Bedford.
vi. /" r. G.. SooTT, of Richmond City.
VII. II. A. WISE, of Accomac.
VIII. r. L. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex.
TX. " JAMES BARBECUE, of Culpeper.
x. j. Il. TUCKER, of Frederick.
XII. G. E. DENEALE, of Rockingham.
XII. " JAMES MCDOWELL, of Botetourt.
XIII. " JOHN B. FLOYD, of Washington.
XIV. NJ. II. JOHNSON, of Taylor.
XIV. ZEDEKIAu KIDwELL, of Marion.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

~ We publish on our first page, a
full account of Ericsson's Caloric Engine.
1t is certainly the great improvement of
the age. 1t dispenses with steam and
uses atmospheric air.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
Total,

Total, S12,967 90
During all the periods of this extra
compensate on, General Scott was in re-
eelPt OF full pay and allowances, as a
brlgadler General. For acting as COM
missioner with certain Indians, he recei-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

No one objects to the amount Of regular
pay that Gen. Scott has received and
enjoyed during his term of service
though it be no less than t,co hundred and
yvty-One thousand dollars, To that he had
legal right.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

/. Per diem of six dollars for
288 days while compiling
military work for the Army ST., 428 90
1895.
Q. Per diem of six dollars
from LIST ofJuly, 1924, to
1st July, 1926, while revi-
sing said work on Infantry
Tactics, 1890 90
8, For same service from list
Feb, to 3lst March, 1895, 354 90
1889.
4. Per diem Of eight dollars
while acting as Commits
sioner in conference with
Pottowatomies, Sac and
Fox Indians at Chicago,
Prairie du Chen and Rock
Island, from 22d June to
18th Oct, 1889, together
with expenses during the
conference, $2,485 22
3. Compensation as author
and compiler, while super
tending the printing of
New System Of Tactics for
the Army, $4,000 90
6. Extra compensation for ac-
ting as Commissioner under
the Cherokee Treaty, $50 ID
1871.
7. Per diem Of eight dollars
while making treaty with
Cherokees, from 18th os
April to 10th of December
1888, $1,952 90
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22

1881, 286 a.
Extra allowances to Gen. Scott.
Through Registers office SIS, $50 7O|
q Cd Auditors office I4,737 90
I" Sd Auditors Office 1924 IA
$18,532 &c
-fImount ,GthAeld Withow war-
romt Of Idw, 1895 10
UnaccOunted for, 1887 O3
$29O,577 10
Regular pay and allowaaccs to General
Pierce.
Through Registers office S17,1eo 70
"a Auditors office 3,192 sc
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
$29O,577 10

$50, 1913 40
Extra allowances to Gen, Pierce
Through Registers Office Nothing
Cd Auditors office f"
ed Auditors office
d"to"nt illegally withhela
"mGccownted for
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-09-22
DEMoCRATIC TICKET.

CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY, SEP. 9s, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
ADVICE TO YoUNG MEN.

Socrates did not urge his friends To enter
early Upon public empioyments but FIRST to
take pains for the attainment of the kuo'wI.
edg necessary for their success in them.
Are you stepping on the threshold q life1
Secure good moral character. Without
virtue you cannot be respected without in
tegrity you can never rise to distinction and
honor.
Be careful lest too warm desire of dis
tinction should deceive you into pursuits
that may cover you with shame, by setting
your incapecity end slender abilities in full
light.
People who have the rashness to intruds
into stations without proper authority and
the requisite preparation for The service Of
the public, not only involve others in loss
but subject themselves % ridcu1e.
The trickery, deceitful, and dishonest are
rarely prosperous; for when confidence is
Withdrawn. poverty is likely to follow
Tho shortest aud surest way to live with
honor in the world is to be in reality what
we would appear to be.
When. once concealmept or deceit has
been practiced in matters where all should
be fair aud open as day, confidence can new
er be restord any more than you can restore
the white bloom to the grape or plumb thai
you have orfss pressed in your hand
Error is the cause Of mans misery, ths
corrupt principle that has produced erH in
the world his this which begets and cher
ishes in cur souls all tho evils that afaict US,
mi We can never expect a true and solid
a5piness, but by 2 serious epdeavof to =
void it.
Falsehood is not o.,iy one Of the most Rr,
initiating vices, but sooner or later Il ID
! mdst certain 10 lead to serious Grimes.
Industry, s0sA directed, will give q man ;
>csmpetency IN few years. The greatest
industry misapplied is useless
Zeal not rightly directed, is pernieious;
for as it makes good cause better. 50 4
makes q bad cause worse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
WHO IS WINFIELD sCoTT
TFHAT Has HE. DONE TO MERIT OUR
GR41lTUDE?

These questions have been thus answered:
Attire age Of p, aEd in the summer Of 1907. he
volunteered into troop Of Virginia horse.
In 1879 be tongh The battle OF Queenstown
Heights.
In 1918 be was the instrument Of saving our i
IRISH ciiizsEs, taken ih aras against The British
from The savage Penalties 0! The English Eaw Of
constructive tfeaSVn
In the same year he fought as Colonel ii the
battle Oh Fort George.
n 10 1874 be made a new army and restored tie
military spirit Of HE ebuntry--took Fort Erie
fought HE battle Of Chippcwa-aRd fought he good
tighl 81 Lundy's Lane.
10 is32 he won The Psoud lille Of the Hero Of
Humanity by nursing Che sick and dying troops
OF his army On which the Asiatic choera fell
blightingiy, On itSsmai4 y the Eeid 81 The Black
In The same year, BY negotiation, and rot by
force of arms. he broughtlhe Black Hawk war 10 a
Just and favorable issue.
In the same year he soothed the spirit of South
ern Modification, and saved our country from e;yil
discoT5
) In 1886 he served against the Seminole Indians
IN FLORIDA.
In 1857, with admirable energy and tao, and
without troops, he calned the patriot disturbances
upon our extended Norlhtrn frontier.
In The same year he effected the removal Of tie
CheIukees in a manner that won the gratitude Of
the noble tribe and The admiration Of bis whole
county,
In 1889 he earned the distinguished lille Of g The
Paciheator ut The Ngrtheaslern Boundary" and
saved his country from bloody and wa.tefu!1xar
with Great Britain,
In lS47 he opened the splendid military drama of
the second conquest Of Mexico, BY reducing The city
Of Vera Cruz and the mFregnabe Castle Of San
Juan .Ulloa after active seige et but four DAYS
April the Slh, be fought and won the admirable
battle oi Cerro Gordo, anaopened 10 The Amerit
The path-to the dominion OF the entire Western
Continent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
WHO IS FRANKLIN PTERCEi
IEHAT Ills lie RONE2

Franklin Pierce -waN born in lsiI al HilShoro
n. Ii and graduated at Bnwloin College. Maine
studied law and commenced practice in Hiilsbo-
70 county He was elected tJlhe Legislature Of his
State, and shortly alter chosen speaaer OF the
House,
Ia 1894 he was elected to the lower House of
Conge+ss, Ill which body he served until 1888, at
which period he became a Senator of the United
States,and served till 1929 He resigned his
seat in The Senate and retarntdto The practice Of
law in 1913
State, bnl declined. President Polk offered him
The Attorney Generalship which he also declined.
In lsfs he appointed Coloael in the ten regi.
nents raised for the service af lie United States in
Mexico. Subsequently, he was male Bri-adirr
G&ncral3 H&perormea - achievement OF note
during The war nor has he ever done 50 in any po-
silion civil or military
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
PlPERING AND PAINTING.


NHE undersigned, thankful to The citizens Of
Jefferson Tor the liberal patronage extended 10
hiiz ~ bis line Of business respectfully gives notice
that he has made special arrangements 10 execute
every description OF
P1PERLNG, AND PAINTING, i
riTika PszTv on GaAisixo, MARsnsa, Sc,
a. the shortest Aotice and on the most reasonable
terms. Ia qualfV, or style IL his workmanship. he
j. willing that hiS~prk itself shah lie his recon-
inendalion and theaeore refers 10 the work executed
Of the residences Of
On. G. F. MAsox, " w. MooREg
l. n. CARTER and J. w BELLeR
Charlestewn, and he Graining al the residence of
MIR. Lewis w. Washington.
His terms are most reasonable, and By prompt
ness and fidelity 10 those who palronizr him, he
hopes TO receive aiiberal1share of encouragement.
He will execute any description OF Work in his
line when desired, ID any part Of this The neigh
boriHg counties WILLIAM KIMES. S
Eharlestown, A9fiI ~ 1859 -ft;tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
ANOTHER NIcil DEVELOPMENT.

The more !" the Young franklin Pierce" is scru-
tinted the less comely does lie appear.
The resolutions Of The New Hamp shire Legisla-.
ture, adopted BY his own party ID opposition the
institutions of the South; his speech in 1850 in
which hc dep,orea and hated slavery; and his New
Boston production, in which he iaatacd the Fugi-
tive Slave law, SC, are very pretty proofs Of his
devotion 10 the South But we have another
which bears directly and with crushing force upon
the same point.
"A gentlemrn from V rginia, some years ago
moved 10 the District OF Colamta. He suisse
qaen!ly desired 10 remove thither two family ser
Yants-waieh BY the law, he could not wiIhcut.ab
ac, Of Congress. lie made application to Congress
for permission. y The Ydung Franklin was a
memhef Of The House Ills heart revolted so
mucE at The sighl Of human bslng in bondage
ttal he would moi consent ttatlhe Nirginian should
bring his slaves 10 the District. liz VOTED AGAINST
TIE PERMISSION.
See tile authentic record Below:
I" An Act authorizing Edmund Brooke TO remove
to the District oil Columbia TWO slaves, owned by
hiln-pfor 70 his removal from Virginia.
Bs aeaGeted, DC That Edmund Brooke, OF
Georgetown. in the District Of Columbia be au-
thorized. and permission is hereby granted him TO
bring from the State Of Virginia into the said Dis
trct oil Columbia, wonegro slaves. namely John
and Alfred, the property Of said Brooke and TO
haveana 10 exercise the same rights Of properly
and Of ownership over The said slaves. as if they
had been brought BY the same Brooke into the said
District at the time Of his removal 10 lbe said Dis
trict Of Columbia, any law custom or usage is the
contrary notwithstanding This act shall be in
force from its passage Approved June so, 1884
-tVide Little & Browns private acts, p. Ge09
This bill came up il the House Of Representa-
tiTes June I2.h 1881, when Mr.. Wardweil moved
to lay il on the table, which failed: yeas CO, nays
95-FRaSKLlN PtEFecE rotiag IN tie qffrmatire--and
thereupTn The bill passed yeas l06 nays AZ, FRANK-
LIN PiEHcs pats&g in tte negatire- Vide H. jour,
Isl Sess. E23I CONGRESS. NJ. ..43-Klch Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
20 E Z r Y
From the Friend Of Youth
'tIAMMAi I'll. WAKE UP HAPPY..
Az Many mvrxs

nv MARY IRVING.
'hcse were the last4yords Of beautiful child, WI
seized with convuisions that night, and died
ming
: Mamma! I'll wake up happy
a rosy prattler said,
As merrily she nestled in
Her little trIndle-hed.
She hadju ended saying,
With revercnt lisp and lock.
z Let little children come to me -
The sweet words Jesus spoke
She knew not any otheH
Besides that evening 6rayer:
Ii was enoagh-hcr Savior lrd.
And took 'ser ia his caro- =
Mamma I'll wake sohappy. -
She lisped inbaby glec
Aud once again the good night kiss
Dropped on her tenderly.
Good. night, my little darling.''
An echo chirped, coed night"
And fort.i the loving mother went.
With heart and footstcp Light.
Before the hour Of midnight,
messenger came down,
To touch THAI oftly-sleeping babe,
And seal her for his own
"oh, speak to me-. my dariingg'
Her mother called, in vain;
"1t is mamma, my precious one
Speak once to her again ~
ShG spoke no word--no whisper.
hut, when the morning broke,
A Veil of icy whiteress fell
Upon her, and she woke
Oh ycs' she evoke up happy
Never again to sleep!
Never to know an hour Of night
Never again to weep
Twas better, mourning mother,
1,lat She should wake in Heaven.
Before her white soul wore a stain
or sin to be forgiven
She only went TO open
The golden gates for thee 5
Smfe, mother She shall be thine own .
Through all Eternity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
THOMAS c. GREEN.

AT1TORNEY ATElAWY
Ca4RkEsTDwN. JEFrEssoS corsTY YlaGlNra.
DRACTfCES In Jefferson and Hampshire coun-
i lies and will attend promptly TO all business
that may be entrusted to his care.
Office The ose recently occupied by WIN. Lucas
Mach IL 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
a q a e b .

YsHR undersigned have formed partnership ia
the legal profession. They will attend the
couniysand Superior Courts Of Berkeley, Jefferson.
Moggan ard Frederick. and the Superior Courts
o. nthercouBiies 10 such cases only 10 which they
MAJ beifpeeially retained
CHAS JAS. FAULKNER.
FRANKLIN THOMAS
Maukhshurg April = fs52-fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
WV. T. DAUGEEERTY,
lttOrley at Law and Notary Public,

HdRPERS. F,fsPI9Y, III,
DRA CTIcES IN the Courts OF this and the ad-
Il Joining Counties, and will take Afidayils,
DeppsitioHs and the acknowledgement Of Deeds,
anywheFe in Jefferson County; and will also pro
test foreign bills Of exchange.
Feba 9tl Ia5l-Syira.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
CEIEAP CASH ATORE.
Notice

NINCINHELLER & LEToRT, having dis
Y continued the Saddle and Harness Making
business in Charlestcwn respectfully request that
all persons indebted to them ould call immeGate-
~ upogG G BaaoG who has their accounts and
settlet The same, J. Vincinheller, sill carries on
the above named business in all It's branches in
Martnsburg whore be viii be happy 10 fiji all or
ders from Jefferson and adjoining counties Orders
left with LIN Carter, in Charlesiown, shall receive
prompt attention well as all others. - VI
Iarn.rr Ii IS5a Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
ANOTHER PLANK GONE.

Tive months have not elapsed since The eongrc-
gated wisdom Of the Democracy constructed their
~natOn1l platform; and already couple u the
strongest piaMks are drifting sNaward
Thspassage OF Mr. BENNEqr's bin through the
Hduseut Representatives kndeked Of one plank
The bill distributes large quahiiBes OF LAND lothe
dihe ent States, and could not have been carried
without Democratic votes whereas the Democrat
ic platform specifically condemns the principle on
which The mt assure is based
The anti internal improvement plank has shared
the same tateg The grants Oh land demanded by
the West 10 aid in carrying out great plans q. i'm
pfuvement were demanded by constituencies that
have been Overwhelmingly Democratic, and The
few that have been conceded could Eot have been
obtained without Junction OF Democrats with the
Wings On Friday the last Haii was lwrenched
out by Democratic hands, aud the plank is gone
foreyer For on that day majority OF the mem
ters OF a House that is controlled by Democrats
PASSED a bill approprialiBg million and half Of
dollars fer river and barber improvements. The
items are precisely similar! in character TO those
which General PIERCE uniformly voted against
when in Congress, several Of theR1 are, in fact-
designed 10 continue works begun against General
PIgRcEs WILL and that have been suspended for
long periods, in consequence ct the supremacy OF
his anti-impfpvenient principle. II is a circum-
stance. pregnant with significance that the year
which has been chosen for the presentation Of
General PlEGGs's claims TO the support cf his par-
~ has also been chosen as the fittesi period for
thai can be said To be associated IL i;h his name-
Every dollar d: The sum appropriated by this bill is
an argument against General PlsRcG, who would
crash The measure with his veto II he could.
II General PIsRcE's vples were right the votes
OF the present Demucrafic House Of Representa-
tiges are wroit. FIR they are wide sthe poles asn-
der The country will pronounce its verdict By
sustaining the House against TIC General. who
must 1baf upon The drifting pianEs or sink
Il is reasonable ID asgume that Democratic Rep
reseniatives have not joined the Wings in giving
effect 10 a 1islipetive Wing principle without
many nnpleasanI eualns The time could net
have teen more unpropiiiaas fof the Presidential
chances Of The Democratic caua iGate hni the mem
bers know well thai their chfice lies between
themselves ard General PfERcE, and The common
human instinct leads them 10 throw the General
owe bard without ceremony The country viii
rot BE irined with longer. lis ~xigeneies are pres
sing and are no, 70 be sci aside 10 suit the con-
venience Of political ido.a;crs. The Democratic
platform may please curiosity gaiherels, and may
hereafter obtain currency as medieval relic; bui
as declaration of principles adapted 70 The wants
OF the age we live in i, is TO great extent worth
less IEa.i;agtoH Repsbtie-
I
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? 4Saddlery & Harness Making,
Cash for Negroes.

VyHE subscriber is anxious TO purchase large
il number of Negroes Of both sexes, sound ard
likely. Personshaving Negroes TO dispose Oh VIII
nd il 70 theiEinterest to give him call before sell
ing, as he will pay the reyY highes cash prices
He San beseen at the Berkeley Courts al Martins
burg, on thei Monday, and at Berrvville on the 4th
Monday in each month and Usually at his residence
in Chariestown
AlHetters addressed to him viii be promptly at
tended To- WM. CROW.
Charlessown. Feb 10. lS4s-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
War Declared against. Cuba.

ONCE in the. course of human-events. &c. &c.
~ il becomes necessary that every man should
FOLLOW some vocation, whereby 10 gain an honest
Livelihood therefore will hereby declare and make
known q generous public, that am now carry
ing on the
tSadalery & Harness Making,
in all Gifts various branches. AID am prepared TO
put dip as COED work and at as short notice. and on
as scecHampianng terms as any one in The State Of
Virginia. Gene. one. come all and see me before
purchasing and will do You good.
HIDES, highest cash price paid for all
kinds OF Green and Cured Hides,
EDWARD SMITH,
Harpers-Ferry. Oct ., 1851 High street
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Cash for Negroes.

An desirous 10 Purcaasesh large number 9
NEGROES for the Sonihern markets, men
women BOYS, girls and families. Tor =
which will give the hishest cash nr;ees 
z&G
Persons having slaves to sell viii ~
please inform me personally. or hy letter TX
al Winchester which viii receive nromn, ~
attentions Of B. NJ. 8 " L. Campbell.
No. 242D West Pratt street Baltimore. =
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Ageatfsr b N. q. w II campben.
Winchester. September 1, 1851