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wuEATt FANS.

. I, :, -, =. n a.. s.C;ones.
lsEnNllh NEi1EAi ,fHlH' "'''H' - - - 80 ~
80, oue,y other Fan in ihe Siaieof New York
, 'uSt ~ 'UToat c1r6,viniy States II is adapted
a. ""u cean;nc every description Of seed and rs
Clover Seed or Timothy steamer has no no snpst stnr
Till Fan has been mCsf fully tested, ard every
Iieitnd. Gthe highest tcumne ndHlinn. IL
In = iake the premium ats several OF the best
Northern exhlh,llons' ane - f
strmction. capacity inF w95hhg. "nu eeo'o'"y "
,as i7om s5me "f The molt intelligent and sue
cessfpl agrcNsutsls III .Na Sa1eT @ ~.
a!es' sse moi deemed sofcent Tor ali feasopa.
A I1As eSlenCtii 10 an HdetinNe OK
. o'e .V ''tO"' & i ; 4, z45I ANIGS t}USYAN. Il
h CharlestowD,f fNov'ln s$lS5l4tt. ~ m
aao,hcr ated Fsp on the farm Of the
~ J6fn Myers This season with sa fact
So la hs my cnablc 10 Judge, II has no
sunerior in speed or c&celle pr work
q Isil',s'se . tEl E4ES y II =,
III. !. 10 certify ri ,hat & have gns an,e.
and ays 81 no i re-. =
tic nav ~ sd 1 ta9 9i
NM. pis5 1T fSsseI s o. H. AloESDREE-
elSs: S-z- s. gfls,E1
This is 70 certify that o.E
Pans and 70 s;ses
sss been essiS farming.
present when used sd ;ag .e sss 81 .Sen
Nov. s. 1851. lStilt ~ b. os4ttf
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". s4OESBEEsS!5 5OYsniEESSs!! t9ase
ENAMIb blBSrcan be furnishedwitlfO OYSTERS
:. byithe,cah or halfcan al he Rcsta urant, in
lee Basemennof CaFtet's E1otei. at any time dd-
nngihe seasons 4 a,ifis.s 3e $500 81 "a s9a
1.zsects2ss is5tA tses - tis ~ no Jias 8aa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
WAGON-1t,lBkING.

TgHIlE Undersigned I.aying formed Go;PaFt-
q "ership in the wEes:Iwr'eIt and Erlo"Hh 5
ihe SHOP foi'merly occupied BY Nj: George R"hr,
and in a new shop opposite the EriscoraI. Par,
SOMA ge. a re determined not to he beat in this or
the adjoining counties for ,sca'ness or d"5abiy.
All work warranted usgive sa'stncti"nsor or no
paw. New work}warranIee one year and,a day.
shortest notice Timber si1d produce taken in
exchange for work. Persons wanting their
work done we'll, can ha We ii by calling n|nn.
80 - - il3 ALFlEED UO'BANRON, =
-. fEDtVEARD1 HUNT; fo4
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.spTRTT OF JEFFERSON.
ny JAMES w. BELLER.
..,y ST.. conxEn ROOM OLD ss.yAL1rY

oT NAM
sTTtsk HorEL," cHARLFsFowS.
s;sBiRFT Of JEF j. published BIZ he every
tuesday ssror s if not paid until after the ex
t!,a of the year. ,.tI si se j89 bar sss9'
PEiapngsrpTIsEnIENTS will be inserted iatthe rate
psr square, for the first three insertions and
Sseeasi0.- for specified time, will be, inserted
d; hs:;Ime,Tbid, mrdid and cHAReE ed Ac9oRDINoLy.
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LaEtl lNsUEkANCn3.
,uAKTFoRD. .CoNNECTIoUI'

sTNEIE subscriber, Ageut lin Tho place
n Nlr. JAS j. MrLLER) for the Penn Mnt: l
Life Insurance Company OF Philadelphia, is
rance on life. The Company is based on tie
mutual Insurance system, without Iiabihty O".
yond the amount OF premiums. individuals III:
sured in this Company bcc9mc members 0fth
corporation and vote for tTuitees. t"6
AlEprofits 0fthe CompanR are divided annual
~ among the insured tor II ia a .s@
Dec. lT6. 1871. DAWSON BOTTS. e
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s,,58 8 a1s,.eb,sETTL4Ss1lEs!s ssa5a ii
Ah.personss indebte TO tile, 'nndeTsig igned. as
~ "a connected with his Grocer yin Che rIestnwn,
Ss sle hereby notified thatthe same must be at
Ss Se9ee paia, as no long Fence can be given
- = h9'c i'ifta OSsEPl1 III, JOAN
-gDsrembsF g. 1s5 t1lI g a'! s,.s. ss',. Il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07
G1. tle CIremlt Court of .geffcrsoll

County, VIz: :WgsJ
F. w. Rawlins, Plaintiff,
81 :. ,f,.'-A AGAINST ,4t t.sls r, IN boncery. =.
Solomon IIctiebower and others, - -. -, i.
Detendants, -,
rHSHE Bill in this canse having been regularly
Il filed aud the subTena regularly served on
the DeIendatits,- and; they failing 10 appear and
answer, and The. cause being regularly set for
hearing as TO the Defendants: on motion ofthe
pi4ihtifF by his counsel, this cause came on 10 be
heard, this 23d day Of October, 1861, upon the
bill taken Tor confessed and exhibits and subpoena
duly served, and was argued by COUNSEL On
cnnside ration whereof, ,the Court doth order that
t;FlnmiSsioner W6rtbington do take an account
of IIfe debts of.,he Deteudant Elefsbower, which
mNy eiiens upon bis'real or personal property,
nhc amounts and Pttorities thereof, and for This
p,fnosei uonvene beGnre him, by publication, the,
creditors having such liens. and also The value,
anual and tealFOf absbinte Of the real a5propcrty
bflongihg to, or in the possession of The said
AI$flebower, and the value or interest or estate
tlprein of mis- wife, and also repbtt what disposi-
tion, If auy, has been made. of ie personal pro,
na,,ys conveyed 'irilhes Deed Of Trust, made an
exhibit ,tSItfihe' Bill; ALI 1f Which he is directed
10 reporr1o this Court, At its next term for fur
ul,et proceedings in this cause, together withany
special statements pertinent, which the parties
- s II ). - R0BERT's1'. BROWN, c. e.
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e. ... .ias,s Il !, e I s2s., @ ,s.=.s NO 27
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

Nir. James Ruuynn,s Fan: las sbeenused and tried
against an the farm Of
NJ Jo6n Myers this season yh cpt re sa fact ion,
e. far hs nv &C enables me Judge il has no
snnerior in siieed or of work
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

C'IlASs JAS. FAU UI.K&ER, !,
80. FRAN LIN ,s'I,IlQ ON + /
:. November 95, j s51 ~ 1m q. e, q. .,sn....
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3AY R4AmnS9Sg.AE ESsEelRSga

eHAs ,. FAutKNER. -. zoe FHAsKhIS THOMAS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

,,==.s7 ss@i Gsa COMMISSIONER = OFFICE
81: t n; ChatlcstoWn, Nov: IS, 1851.
sgFyHosE iiteresie.I n aboivls order and cause,
& aFe,lereby nDttfsd that I shalI Iattend az my
5ollicc aforesaid, on Friday, lie 10Th day Of De-
cfSnBer uet, 10 xec6.e the above order Of Court.
u nd request the attendauee ON that day a az
q 'tf6ek q NJ. OF all concerned The case W VIII
7br a5iontned from day 10 day, i necessary, nntu
rrrx p0ft be c6mfIeled.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

a cssrt;ry fbat tried one ef James
tR6hShnsS Wheat Pans and to say ing
that Il ccas bettss ttah 6ei have Used since
been farming, ard asnUSpttf eimS "
nrsent when used II aq. all soncaEred WITH md an ts
ssn,erjority over any fans used ay them K
Nov 9, 1851 !9 Jl = Hsff',e Gstsf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

Mr. James f.unyan..s apntactaFsd
in Que e4ly a,li bs
aud he used II ftcir con Is oi s1e
Nov. s. dssi. an ". III Es.a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

,,.,,bsr Of the Royal College OF Surgeons London,
Jnas from Of tile most eminent Colleges Of The
EJ SraIeF and lie greater part OI NlI,e life has
a.sn IL tie IlTsT sF lsRdUn, Paris, IIadel-
md else wi,ere las efiectetl som. of
iiur cures that were, eN er known. Many troubled
i =" nrg IL the ears and head when asleep, great
I''nnsnrss WI" being alarmed at sudden sounds. and
s..IG1inrss, viii frequent bHShinP, attended some
tines. Wih arrangement Of mind, we're cured imme-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

should reflect that a soAra mind and body the most
necessary requisites promote cnInnbI happiness
Indeed without this tie ,urusy through, Iite becomes
aweary pgrImnge; the TosIec' Hourly 'lAFkrls to the
view the mind I,"c"mcs sImtOwed wIib despair, aud
filed With the melancholy rrIect that T;e trupIIHes-
Of anni.er becomes blIghIed WnI our own. Lei TO
fake deiicacy prevent you, hut apply Immediately.
srnx, may l"usly cDniidc IN Lis hooF a. Gen
,suan and confidently rely upon his skill as Ply
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-01-07

ltLuERE Da may be obtained the most speedy remedy
M ~ tr WeskIess, Loss OF Organic Powers, Pain in
3io. Disrase ot;ihe Kidt,sys, Affections of the
~ H.ar Nus. and Skin; C0nsttuiionaL Ldeblity
tAS; hose ITrid affections arising from Certain
i1d ~ Habit Of Yonil,. which blight their bril-
Setts or anticipatons rendering Marriage,
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r' M,r,ed persons, those contemplating marriage.
!s syRre uf physical weakness should Immediately
os.S itDr J.. and be restored TO perfect health.
ot's;" No. q South frederick street. baltimore, Md.
.hs IsfI hand sidr gning from Baltimore street,
e. 9 ~ frm the cOrner. Be particular in observing tue
oSDSb., oOO'I or you IS i'll mistake the pIace.'
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40 OiCHARGE

ppIsf T.IJRE WARRANTED, OR NO4GHARGE. :
i,.sc MES especially, who have become the vic.t
loyHsSoLITARY VICE that dreadful and destructive
.sit ei wlcI, annually sweeps TO an un,imely grave
Ga .a S EssRs S 9 g ssisa talent.
80 IilepiDg SenaIes with the thunders of eIo..
Ss or aked to ecstacy the living Tyre may call
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I'haEc tried ode James fs'inSah's hsat Fans aao
it isithe best ihat aud 81 recela'
Ne; Y & is5 s aJAS,t HGRSt
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yETumINGToN BOARDING. SCHOOL
wv FOR BOYS.-This institution h situated In
Of the heahest parts Of the city Of Wilmington,
trey beyond the settled portions Of the town. The uni
form healthfulness OF the location may DO inferred nom
the fact that since the establishment Of the school, about
twenyeght years, very few Of serious indsposon
have occurred among the pupils, and not single death
either here, or from diseases contracted while here
The Of instruction includes besides the ordinary
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As the object is TO make the instruction as thorough
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The school year commenced the third Secondary
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month duly. SAMUEL ALSOP,
mar "a Principal, Wilmington, Del
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AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW. Nv affl
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Opera, Dress, and Mourning Caps.
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TJ'HE BEST AND MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL
i IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY, exhibited at
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by the Maryland State Agricultural Society," at their
October, 1850.
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