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CArIroI ErrEssIos OrFicx.
Washington, ID O., May 4, le53.
IN information regard American ornamental
marbles decoration Of the
United States Capitol Washington all persons owning veins
Unt,ed which worked
invited send this
Office.
The specimens blocks o. cubicai form
IN each face.
specimen
Locality, State and town, nearest oee name Of o~nc
cubic ofdsvsy
Of blocks thai b~ obHBsd
the the drection
divided
specimen. much from the dimensions above
boxed the
should be enclosed IN the boz and another
distinctly marked with OF the
sen ueua . directed ubis once
specimen. by the ordinary channels of
reasonable freight VIII be paid their
delivery this once.
confer ben,s their die
giving this advertisement editorial notice.
This advertisement from this ONCE
copy their paper, with their has 10 this Once t.s
- = - O.. MEIGs,
Captain Engineers in charge OF Extension u T. Capitol
May l7-isw3mwp
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he Liverpool unslSd Siates MAIL
The ships comprising this line
Tae Pacihc S@ir- Nye-
The Bainc Sosr'SeA-
The Aduzus ofaison
These ips bui .
~ - has been
YfxzfY also in their enxness
1Aakk- strength and speed and their accommo
elegance and cotort
Prce OF rassaxe York liverpool cabin, 4eo
Excessive of eIarre o
F,,r, I.,yerrrpoi 10 York. f 10 and en-
An e1perraced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berth be secured until paid for.
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NOTICE no pRE-EMrTloN CLAIMANTS

restponement ofshe P"huo Land sales In Wsscesssr-
NOTICE public lands ordered hy
IN 81 m. President - me Ured States dared the
the
Willow Stevens Point and Mcnsshs,
WA May
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:" EDWARD x: COLLINS co,
BROWN, sHfrLET, 4 co,
o ROBERTS Co,
- King. Arms Yard, London.
. Ra. soue Dame des VICTORIES,
GEO n DRAPER, Havre.
these ships wI NOT be aoeo"oas,. g. sod
aSins arr suea thereof therein sp.sed
Jams tE
w..n,ngten Branch MISUNDERSTANDING ss Hears.
LAW 3
I'm and Monday, March 4. the passenger trains viii be
Issvs washington ., s. M. AZ and s.p.rss
on .svs ssss :; Al M ' ana M *
ON sunday At 4k,a M ard ST. P M
The mr., ard an trains from ," ana s ,s" " an
Annapolis. and washington Junction -,s,'ons. ...,
sss,paa sunday morning only 70 s.ssts :.
YORK viii BY train. leaving at Ga ~ and ms except
N Sunday morning.
BY ''d''' T.. PARSONS.
UcrIox NoTICE.-The subscriber tenders his
A friends aud .ne public general aueo"ee for the sale Of
svr p .epasd 10 in person
made on eon-isnm'n sod all sale. sTssTT n%s
Auctopeer Pennylvsna s street
oR saLE.A story brick dwelling house IN G.ors.,o-n,
ne ~ 1. ~ and u. hes. with
about .so ts, s'.' osd
Any purchase. sI.@.e u,s premise. .eos
'" Tssm. Ono balance in a. ~ ..s -sr'
Exchange Broker Hotel Buildings, washinEon. @.
IN So-du
! MERrcAs HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston, ny
and elegantly Furnished
All and cs he secomm"ds
tioro travelling public.
Dee ~ DIV
Uncle TOMS CARINA hfe-iiks dnsuersotyps ~ w's
u ssUwcl- Toms Cshir," s on etn'''u -
near ~ s,.s' s'''
a portrait OF the famous Queen o' song
f-du
n ~. a hop~ssie an" uess' ss.ss :"
r. c.rer, Noc oil ccsh. ~.ns-, c"ssss" msi-vss
dhrwe~ r"ods Gs'eFstv
avenue 7a and 9Th streets washington
pc.
Aua WI
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TTENTIOv. ALG-Tbe ,wt~crhcv, hsviss d-ser.neJ TO
MAKE change his su..s.. win o.r om hi. d. b. ..u,s
so Of Witch has been parehs-~ u .oc,on Il very
good has psv, been offered in this masl The public may rely
s~iiing art,c'e rvssse hr cash only.
would cal. ..gss..i srs.on 10 lot Of black SocaAs silks IN
hi.o eolor-d .ila. q per y.rd-
N,choi.os pieces enuse s..s..r, u yards
''''' o,p..s,. c--t,. ssvs.s
Jpee 9-9w Three door. frnsa Eighth ssssel
d =. STEERS skyV GOODS FssR 0EsTLEnns.-
T. ihsve just received another supply % eta" good. M noe
who .esu, 70 ,appIy ,ssm.sve With ,'ossns f ne s
s sna apg.ossa,ns s ."m 1870 s"'"'' " Nv
MAY is,,~
NoTICE.-we Notifying patron. that,
usual their respective scccar ~tn ~ draws al s.s r-.ssss
2sh ps settlement and cosdent hope.
all eonder themselves earnestly hat respectfully called
upon 70 make prompt response. ,,,o, ,.orur. . co
opened once No William street, Merchants" HHsnaa~J
m me transaction q x~nss srcssf.ss s..,. - civ
..enn,,.. hoa.n, ma .sad
rrni.soI votes. bins ana sSxssEf = HART
xre,rY. eo.,,y land -, Iss ey
sued nns. s.p,emec $50 in the % Dsvd Jcs"
.o 20, has ben ... ,,, S.e M sspe,,s ~ssrss.
s s."s's ND .. p, .ss .- -.s..:
| sue q p.t~nt said warrant D. w. WOOD,
Jpne li-l.-e~sw -.--------.-4--,NNaa "-~-,
- IN . % m. 'r . ~ s :..
they emb.c~ ever ss s~-ns sv.sysns
put Fnce s9s s7 Please can and 'hsm
' 9ps~s.~s- NM McGsEoos.
L q q by Phelps
Hundrsd sho Tales for Gladden. from 'se osrma" o cso
Ts,,, sG. ..a., n; s.os ne 'Gc,., e ssS. '"s'ss
Nays sss a~v.~" '~"s.
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AwRENcE q COS Patent bath oIoves and
1. brushes very superior article,
CHAa. ". LANES
Hat, cap, and gentlemen, furnishing establishment,
Penn. sve-cr, n-sr ~ street
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NOTICE TO PRE-EhPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person enucd Of ~mruon n tfs
Of townships above
Of tsnA once, and
iioots fAis ~oes asA Sesee
r II public OF shs ssds
forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner 81 hs General Land o@cs
June 2s-lawl1~ = ~ r
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0moers and soiAs~rs ~ the War 81 1919, In :
dian. Mexican, and other Wafs-
John T. BAKER, tis,s clerk General Lssd Oce)
and
Maryland iias wsshsasss c'y, D. C., cMsu hs
land, ssd back
hsr onms before rasae q tho
claims.
lane 7-iawHw
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
% Of the
townships and Of townships above enumerated
s,ifscon and
Of therefor
fsis notice, and before the day
public sale Of III. land
the tract claimed claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land ofhcc.
May Io-iawl3w
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-10

-. The l.oudoun Chronicle savs:-sWe under
stand that the contractor (Mr. BOAerS) for putting
up The Point of Rocks Bridge has del.lmpcd Ia pats
unknown and left his wOrkmcn to whistle for their
paw The company has taken the work into t!cr own
hands. and will continue it under the mana. cncnt
Of the late foreman of Mr. Bowers"
80. The Governor, Executive Council. and many
Senators and Representatives of the Legislature of
massachusetts,, have subscribed DAYS nav 81 aid
in the completion Of the National Monument in Wash
fngton-
New potatoes from Bermuda arc selling at
Washington ut one dollar per peck; tomatoes lift
cents per dozen.
1.-The Scientific American States on reliable
authority, that If at two feet above the throat of
your chimney, you enlarge the opening to double
the size of space of two feet. then carry up the
rest as at first your chimney will never smoke"
49,. Gerrit Smith has started newspaper at Ca
zenovinl, called The Progressive Christian" Some
Of the scofers nt things higher lavish dare to call
1t The Christian Propeller" and other prof;tne
~aSs denominate 1t THE Christian Go-Ahcad."
...R G. Barnwen of South Carolina who goes to
Europe business connected with the establishment
of Continental Depot for Cotton, has become con-
nected with the Cotton Plant of Baltimore, as CO.
editor.
-. DR.. John c. Calhoun n son of the hmented
South Carolinian IL is understood will be appointed
as Secretary of Legation to France or Spain,
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MARR1AGES

III In the Episcopal Church, Thursday morning,
2Sth utitnO, by Rev, c. w. ASDREws, DIR. VINCENT
M. BUTLER and Miss MATILDA W., daughter of
HENRY Berry, Sen, Esq.-all of Shcphcrdstown,
Mr.. JAMES SHOOTS and Miss ANN MARIA FRY
all of Loudoun.
On Thursday, 2Sth ultimo, by Rev. Mr.. SYMEs, Mr..
GEORGE F. SHRYER and Miss MARY, daughter of
WAsHISGToN EvASs-all of Cumberland, Maryland.
At Runnymedc, on Tuesday, Sd instant, by Rev. P.
EhETHER, Mr.. SETH MASON TIN1BERIsAKE, of
Frederick county, and Miss ANN ELIZABETH,
daughter ofPETERH Rouse, Esq, of Berkeley county.
At St. Johns Church. Washington, by Rev. SMYrH
PYNE, DID,, on Saturday, Both ultiIno, Command
VIM. H.'GARDNER, U. S. Navy, and VIRGINIA,
daughter of the late CARY SELDEN ESQ., of that city
On Wednesday, 4th instant, at Charles street NJ E.
Church by the father of the bride, Mr.. CHARLES NJ.
CULLEN, of Georgetown, Delaware, and Miss c.
VIRGINIA, only daughter of the Rev. Bishop WAUGH,
of Baltimore.
On Thursday, 2Sth ultimo, by Rev. SAMUEL Gown,
Mr.. JOHN T. CUAIMINS and Miss HANNAH E.
HAINS-all of Loudoun.
On Friday, Doth utino, by Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN,
Mr.. SYLVESTER HOLLEN and Miss SALLY MA.
THUS-ah of Loudoun.
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ron THE WEEK ENDING April. %, is5s.
REPORTED FOR THE SPIRIT OF ,ErrERsos ny NJ DASsrn,
coNIsIIssIoN nIERcaAssr. IfuHYAnp srRErr..


REPORTED FOR THE SPIRIT JEFFERSON N. DASNER,
COMMISSIONS MERCHANT HOWARD STREET.
CATTLE:-There were offered at the scales on Mon
day 400 head of Beeves; 300 of which number We're
sold to city Butchers and Packers 100 were driven
to the Eastern markets. Prices ranged from $500
$500 on the hoof, equal to $500 1915 net; and
averaging 4.75 gross.
H0GS:-We quote nominally at S700 500.
COFFEE-We note sales of about 1895 bags Rio at
81 a 10 cents.
FLoUR.-HowAnD STREET FLouR.-On Saturday
the market dull, and transactions took place.
choice brands at $4.STt On Tuesday the market
quiet with small sales of choice brands in 4S7A
and other sales at SASH. On Wednesday the mar:
ket continued steady, and sales of 700 bbls made
ut S4.Sl4. On Thursday the steamers news seemed
to have effect there sales of 1900 bbls at
of 500 bbls. at $4.S7k.
CRY Mills FLoUR.-In the course of the week some
1900 bbls of fresh ground have been taken export
at the uniform rate of So.
CORN MEAL-Sales of Baltimore bbls. at $500.
The inspections of Flour for the week are ,62S
Meal.
GRAIN.-WHRAT.-Weq quote good to prime reds
at l!5 ll6 cents; white ut l16 l22 cents; and of
family flour whites at 1874 l27 cents
CORN'-To-day quote at SO a 81 cts. for white,
and s. SO cts. for yellow.
OATS.-We quote Maryland at IS 40 cents
CLOVERSEED.-Salesth this week at $3.50 IT'S
per bushcl
=. MoLAssEs. quote New Orleans % 30 cts;
CUBA II a "a cents, and Porto Rico % a 20 cents.
BACON.-Wc quote Sides at 8 n s., cents, Should
ers at 81 a 81 cents, and Hams at IL.
LARD.-We note sales of 400 bbls. Western Lard
:, WHIsKEY.-wc quote bbls. at ssl a % cents, and
WoOL-Tubwashcd q a 30 cents, pulled 80 a 37I
cents, unwashcd 81 a 40 cents
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SAMUEL j.. C. MOORE. GEORGE H. BEcKwrru
TO THE
CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON & CLARKE.

THE undersigned beg leave to announce that they
Il are engaged in the Mercantile Business, in
the Store House at Summit Point, formerly occupied
by Sewers s. Bro.
They have just received, and offer full and
complete assortment of SPRING and SUMNER GooDs, of
the very latest and the most approved Styles They
would call the attention of the Ladies to their Dress
Goods, consisting of Silks, Tissues, Grenadines Be-
eheapness, will favoraby compare with any that
be found.
They have also an excellent stock of Cloths, Cas-
simercs, Summer Cloths and other goods for gentle
mems
Their stock of Grocriccs and Domcstcs is large and
we'll sciccted in short, they have hand and intend
to keep constantly, all such Goods usually found
a Country Store.
PRODUCE Of all sorts taken in exchange for goods,
at the highest market prices.
They solicit call. MOORE & BECKWITH.
P. S. Having leased the Depot and Warehouse, we
shall give close attention to the Forwarding and Re-
ceving Business. We have reduced the commissions
any Depot on the road. M. s. b.
Summit Point. May 10. ls53.-tf
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ALEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN &. HAHTP-
SHIRE RAILROAD.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that books will he
opened ON the 10th day of April, 1853 at the fol-
lowing places, under thcdIrcCtou of the persons named
at each place, any of Them for receiving snl,.
al stock of the Alexandria, Loudoun and HaInpshir
Ithlroad Company to an amount not exceeding tLir-
ty-tive thousand shares, viz
AT WASHINGTON CITY, at the banking Hons,
OF Corcoran Rggs-Undcr the direction of William
w. Corcoran Elisha Riggs Jr and j. NJ C,IuilI ~
the direction of William Scldcn, Robert w. Latham
ana Lawrence T.. Baync; and at the Mayors Office
under the direction of John w. Maury, Jos BRYAN,
Charles r. Calvert and Gcorsrc Parker.
AT HARPERS- FERRY-Uudcr the direction, Of A
H. Herr lsnac Foulc, Philip Coons, Edward Lucas
and Jas l.. Ransom.
AT WINCHESTER-Undcr the direction Of Henry
NJ. Brent, DIR. X. +. Baldwin, Robt y. Conrad David
w. Barton and Lloyd IogHn.
AT RONNEY-Undcr the dircctiun Of John n
White, VIM. A Vance, John B. Shcrrnrd, Andrew
W. Kerchcval, Philip Il. Strcit Edw'd NJ Ar1nstroncr
John C. Hciskcll, VIM. Harper, VIM f. Drinknrt,
David Gibson and Isnac Parsons.
AT CHARLESTOWN-U Under the direction Of DR.
r. S. blackburn, Richard II. Lee, DIR. w. T. Alcxnn-
der, Edward f. Cooke and Robert T. Brown
Al DEANESNlLLE-Cn the direction of DR.,
Ira Williams John Powell and Mai. James Coleman
AT THE BLOOMERY FURNACE, in Humraiira
Samuel A. PancOast, John l.. Tcmplnr, Robert Nj
Powell and DIR. John S. Cuycr.
AT GERARDSTOWN,i in Berkeley countv--U ntlcr
the direction OF James J.. Campbell, John McKown
AT alexandria, the Office of tho Potomac,
Insurance Company, under tho direction Of the undcr
signed
GEORGE II; sAfooT, LEWIS MCKENZIE,
X. JAMESON, WIN. L. HOWELL,
c. F. SUBTLE, C. F. LEE.
T. NJ MCCORMICK, Il. JOHNSTON ..s
ROBT: H. MILLER, DAVID FUNSTEN,
April 3, 1853. a. ]. FLEMING
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Sales of Virginia Stocks in Richmond,
NAV a.

May ..
Virginia State Stock, per cent, 81 years to run,
interest from date, sales at the
Treasury. ....... S1Os
Virginia State Stock, % years issue,
sales this week ::.:......... .l07 and int.
Virginia State Stock, of 20 years is
So, over 10 years to run, with in
tcr.St from Jan. Observation-Disclosures LOG and int.
i -oina State Stock, of 20 years is
su., 10 years and under to run,
with interest from Jan. LOB and int.
Il. -,ds guaranteed by the State of
Virginia, with interest from Jan.
1.last sales, .....................IO5 and int.
City of Richmond Stock, with inter
est from Jan. l, short tlaLoS, l02
and interest Northumberland 04 and int.
i-yn -hburg Coupon Bonds, 30 years
to rum: ................... 100 and int.
Ni:Einia Bank Stock, par $40, sales
this week, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6I
Fnn."rs' Bank Stock, sales this
week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO9L
Exchange Bank Stock, sales this
vel! ~ Norfolk. ................IIO
Nirc'l'a Fire and Marine Insurance
Stock, last sales, ...................llS
R!rl!Hrnd Fire Association Stock,
par 500, last sales.
Richmond, Fredericksburg" and Po-
t''ac Railroad stock, laSt salcs,.....9S!
RiciMinnd and DanviIlc Railroad
Stock, last sales. Observation-Disclosures
Eiclnr nd and Petersburg Railroad
STICK, last Sales. Observation-Disclosures
jam River and Kanawha Stock,
sales this week, .....................17
Virginia Central Railroad Stock,
sales this week at auction, so
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From the Charlestown Ware. stove.
Roofing, SpOuting, Lightning Rod,
ShoWer-Bath and BathinS-Tub
IN


VIE Machinery of this Establishments in full ope-
Il ration and the above mentioned Wares are now
rolling out with rush. =,
TIN-wARE.
The assortment of Tin Ware now on hand is exton-
sive, and all orders from Merchants will receive
prompt attention and Wares be delivered at their
places of business without extra charge. 49, ~.
STOVES. a.. .- ....
The Metropolitan Elevated Oven Cook Stove for
burning wood, is strong and durable Stove and will
be sold with all fixtures complete, delivered set up
and warranted TO operate well, for $50, 80 and $40
Stove, will please forward their orders and they Shall
have the pleasure seeing stoves now in
use IN operation in their Kitchens, and Stove does
not operate satisfactorily, it will be taken after
six days trial and grumbling. good selection of
other patterns of Stoves kept constantly ON hand
which will be sold cheap.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING
Will be done in thorough manner, at short notice
and at prices that defy competition.
LIGHTNING RODS.
Iron Rods with silver-plaed Points, Brass Conncc-
ters Glass lnsulaers and malabe fastenings, will be
put up in durable manner at low prices.
SHOWER BATHS & BATHING TUBS.
During the Summer months may be found at this
Establishment good assortment of Shower Baths,
Bathing Tubs, Boston Boats; Hip Baths Foot Tubs
&c &C., which will be finished in the neatest possible
style and sold at Baltimore prices.
JOB WORK.
Job Work of every description, connected with the
Tin and Sheet Iron business, will be done with neat
and promptitude-in short this Establishment
shall be the Emporium for the above mentioned wares
and Great Bargains will be given to all its patrons
Charlestowh, May 10, 1858.
o. Cotton Rags, Wool, Hides, Sheep Skins Old
Copper, Brass, Pewter, Lead Iron Dried Fruit Bees
at the highest current prices in exchange ware or
work. r D. p
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GREAT MAMMOTH LOTTERY,
~S1, 5,924!!!
Capital Prize $4,000.

Capital Prize $4,000.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class II.
To be drawn ON Saturday NAV o.
] capital prize Of $500 8 prizes of 90 e6s
prizes Of. ...... 1000 500 do soon
4 do a--..S ...:s.l0O 900
IS Numbers-1S drawn Ballots
Tickets S32-HalVes 16--Quarters S-Eirhtbs l.
PACKAGE Whole Tickets $460-Shares in proportion.
TRY OUR LUCKY oFFICEI
@4nd you tciH be sure Of getting Good Prize!
All orders are confidential and the Official Drawing
will be sent to all who order tickets.
we receive the notes of all solvent Banks Checks
OF Deposit, and we remit in for Prizes Bank
CHECKS on any place in the United States.
may draw the four highest prizes
Al Letters directed to NJ ANSEL & CO. will come
safely to hand, and distant correspondents NAV feel
sure that their orders will be attended the same as If
they were here themselves.
During fifteen years we have never lost one letter
Those at distance will be particular in naming the
Post Office, county, and State.
1t has many times happened that We have made our
correspondent rich before have had the pleasure of
personal interview. single trial may place you in
possession of competency for life. Try us. Try us
Address NJ ANSFf & co
Box 36s, Post Office, Baltimore, MARYLAND.
May 3, 1853.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HAIL OF TRILUMINAR LODGE, No. III, !
md A. Masons. MiddlewaY. MAY l. 1853.

HAIL OF TRILCIiINAR LODGE, NO. II1g Z
F. and A. Masons, Mddleway, May l, 1853.
At special communication held this day the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased all-wisc Providence to
remove by death from midst III the bloom of life,
our late and much esteemed Junior Warden, Brother
JOSEPH THORNTON GRANTHAH, be it
tesotred, That sympathy and coincidence be,
hereby rendered to the bercaved widow in this
her sad and solemn bereavement, and to the other
Iatlves of our deceased brother
RESOLVED, That this Hall be clothed in the drapery of
mourning, Gand especially that part which our de-
ceased brother occupied we) for the period of six
months; and that the brethren the usual badge of
mourning sixty DAYS.
Resolred That copy of these resolutions be signed
py me W9rshlpful Master and Secretary, and trans
ted 70 the sadly afflicted and bereayed widow ofour
Rssolced That the Editors of the Newspapers in this
county be requested to publish these proceedings.
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Through by Express.
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT,

have yo 1FSns LINZ
MENT with the most perfect success. One of our
most valuable Express horses had been much troubled
by large swengs or tunors the Tctlocks they had
CURED by these apPendagcs, the limbs joints np-
pcarcd quite stiffened, swollen and lame. We had
tried many LniInCnts and other remedies but o.
thing appeared to produce any effect upon them. We
would willingly have given twenty five dollars to have
ness. Our hostler obtained some of your Lniment,
and applied it without our knowledge. few days
ago he called our attention to the horse, and to our
surprise and qualification, his legs perfectly
smooth the tumors having entirely disappeared! We
asked him by what magic he had effected such
the MUSTANG LiNISiENT on them about t5 ten days,
and the result the entire removal of the tunors
without producing any soreness or leaving
We therefore Ia Ike great pleasure in recommending
the Lininent, and shall continue it whenever
occasion requires, in preference toany other prepare
ton, so long as it produces such remarkable results
KINGSLEY & CO.,
Southern and Eastern Express, No. Wall street,
June 30, 1852. corner ofBroadway, New York.
Since the above certificate givcn Mcssrs. Kins-
ley Co, inform that one of their drivers was
and very badly bruised, the wagon passing his
body He was taken into Doctors Office close by,
mont, as he had recently tried in similar with
great success He did and all the lame
ness, and stiffness removed, that the next day
he was about his business usual.
NEw YORK, July 81, 1s52.-We hereby certify that
VIC have used the Compound known the Mustang
LlnIment, and have no hesitation in recommending il
the best article we have used for the Of
SPrains Calls Cuts, Bruises ETC. horses All who
doubt this. will please call the undersigned and
they will be happy to afford all other information in
their power as regards its efficacy, etc.
LUTZ, DALI s. CO.,
Proprictors Manhattan Stage Company.
The Linimcnt is put up in three sizes and retas fol
% cts; SO cts and Sl-thc so and 81 sizes
talns three and six times much as the % size
| and Is much cheaper.
a. G. BRAGG & CO., sole proprictors, so4 Broad
way New FORK, and corner of Sd and Market streets
| st; LOUIS, Missouri For sale by all Druggists.
g5.L; NJ; SnIIi, Charlcstown, T. d. HAMMOND
and A. M; CRlDLER, Harpcrs-Fcrry, Agents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-10
DEATHS.

At his residence near Mt Gilcad, in Loudoun coun
ty, on the Goth April, of typhoid pneumonia after
few days illness, Mr.. EVAN WILKINSON, in the
sd year of his age.
In Iseesburg, Wednesday morning, 9th ultimo
Mrs. EvELISE RYAN, aged about Sc years.
On Tuesday, Sd instant, Mt her residence, near
Shepherdstovn, Mrs. LURANE FULK, in the 65th
year of her age.
In Alexandria, on first day, the first instant at
O'Clock, p. n, SARAH S. JANNEY, rclict of PHISEAs
JANNEY, in the 6Sth year of her age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-10

The Greatest Prize Sellers IN tie United States,
NAKE much pleasure IN presenting some of our
Splendid Lotteries, to be drawn IN the month of
May, and we feel confident saying that from the
great success which has attended our office IN selling
Prizes there little doubt that should any favor
Us with an order, good prize awaits then During
niteea years business IN this city, have sold many
millions of dollars in Prizes. And still they come -
During the past month"; we have sold several IarOe
Prizes and hope that m May shall more
VIII be drawn on Saturday, May14,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-10

0S-Strange:--A gentleman was seen yes
terday looking for good and cheap Clothing Store
Being stranger. he had never heard of RocRH1LL &
WILSON'S which all the spectators were amazed He
was soon shown the to it, and satisfactorily
supplied that he is going to buy all his clothes there
and send all his friends to the cheap store No Ill Ches
nut street, corner of Franklin Place, Philadelphia
November I6. 1852