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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-03
W. No PNgl2N@2
Commission Merchant Dc Forwarding agent
No. "a, High Street, Portsmouth, Va.

W9FILL give his personal attention to all con-
W signments OF Tobacco, Wheat. Cotton.
Flour &c, whether for sale or shipment, and is
prepared to make liberal advances when re-
quired. Partictrfat a~tteation paid to The Re-
ceiving and Forwarding Goods. ALI orders for
MERCHANDISE of any description Panctualiy at
tended TO, and filled on the best terms.
REFERENCES.
David S. Reid, Governor OF The State OF ". c..
r. NJ. Saunders, s. II. Rogers, Maj G l.. Hin
ton, Perrin B,lsbee, Raleigh. Rich'd. I. Wynne,
Hyde County. Yarbroush and Strolher. Louis
burg. r. W. Hy,nan, Warrenton. r. Nichols,
HilIsboro. Bland and Dunn, Greensboro. Col.
Andrew Joyner, Halifax. J. F. Sim nons. Vel.
don. Alex. McRae, President Wilmington &
Raleigh Rail Road Co. John w. Pugh, CASTOR
David Mcdaniel, II. Weston, Rocky Mount
Henry Mordecai, Edgeconbe. J.. H B. Whit
akef ( Son, Enfield. A. w. Venable, Gran
vile. DE Young, Henderson. w H Weston
Castor.
July I8. 1889. 47-3m
JOB PRINTING.
Neatly executed AZ this Office.
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VALUABLE BooYg.-MAKE MONEY.

A Ny -Aerchcnt, Lawysr, PAysician or Farmer
IN who will act upon the hints contained in thea,
works, will be % per cent richer at tho end Of
the year, as they contain directions which will Sc
cure a: least $500 q year more than is made by con
Quoting tho Professions ard Business in the dom
mon way.
The Merchants Guide, prieo Si,Ee
The Lawyers " Wade Mecum," do. Ice
The Physician's Companion, do. loo
The Farmers Hand Book, do. 90
For sale by J. c. MORTON, Montgomery, Ala.
n. B.. All the above works sent for 81, 80 cash.
free of Postage, By Mail. Address as above.
dR-St
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mAmmRgam

Near Convayboro', South Carolina, on the l4th
July, by Rev. Thomas A. Beatty, Mr.. VIM. J.Joncs,
of North Carolina, to Miss Ann McCraekin.
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NCTIGE4

MILL be sold to the highest bidder, oh tbs
w premises, on Saturday the 9th of august.
the Rose Ct Sharon Meeting House, WITH tho lot Of
Land en- which it is situated, said lot containing
two and Z half acres, lying on both sides Of the
Central Rail Road, and within q few pages Of the
Depot located at Dr.. i. L.. Durhau,'s. 1t Is a de-
sirable situation for any person wishing to Engage
in the mercantile business. Tetmg-six months
credit, the purchaser giving bond With good sscu-
rity.
J. c. LEWIS.
BENZ. MAROON,
j. w. CHEEK 1'"aeoes'
s- CH1S. STRAHORN,
July goth, 1853. 49,
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rtner

TFHE subscribers have this day formed Q Co Part
i nership under the firm and name of VAUGHAN
& MOORE, for the purpose Of conducting the whole
sale and retail Drug and Apothecary business in
the town of GoIdsboro' and intend to keep constant
~ OF hand d large and well selected assortment e.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Earnish, Window
Glass, Fancy Articles, Surgical Instruments and il.
fact everything comprising the stock Of a Druggist,
Physician or Painter, all Of which will be sold az
low as they can be bought in North Carolina.
They hope by strict attention to business to mer-
it and receive a liberal share Of public patronage.
a. g.. VAUGHAN,
JN0. S. MOORE.
Goldsboro', July u, 1853. SIS.
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City Lots for Taxes,

UT HVto 1VI AUAOC'
M Monday, the 2eth day Of august, proximo,I
" will sell, at tie Court House door, at Il o'clock.
NJ, In Raleigh the following city lots, for tho taxes
due thereon, for the years mentioned, viz
William Thompson, pit. No. 1o2, pit.
leo, for 1850, Isl, 80, $79 Is
E. P. Guion, Nos. 2ll, 227, for 1882 IS 90 lball
Chas. II. Johnson, pts. 70, -, 50 and
10. 81, for 1859, II 81 [bal.l
Do do 10 tot 1851 and SO, u 30
JANIS II. MURRAY,
July Is, 1888. 4-ew
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JOB
Neatly executed az this Office.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-12
TrIur An Of Learning.

Mind corr rs,ilu,es the majesty oI Iian--
virtue his true nobility. The tide Of i'm.
prove,aen, which is now flowing through
our land, like another Niagara, is destined
10 roll on downward to the latest poslerliy;
and il will bear then, on lie bosom our vir-
tues, our vices, our glery or our shame, ot
whatever else wo may transmit as an ID
he,i,ance. Ii, then, in great mdasure de-
pends upon the present, whether the moth
Of immortality, or ignorance aud luxury,
shall prove the overthrow Of the repnblf',
or knowledge asd virtue, like pillIrs' shall
support her against the %hirwind Of war,
ambition, corruption, and the reIiorseless
tooth Of time. Gveyonr children f'''ue
wilhou, education, and at least hall llle
number will 60 down to the tomb ui obf
liyion-perhaps TO ruin
Give Them education, and they will az
cumulalc fortunes; they will boz lhrhme
to themselves and to their country. hiS
an inheritance worth riioic than gSeasrr'c
il puys true honor-.,hsy can never spSna
or lose il, and through life il PEJycAa lrield
jim death consolation. tusl
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-12
daguerrean Gallery.

NTR.E. M. ENSMINGER wouldres pcctfully
lM inform the public that he has permanently
located in the town of Ashland. Hisrooins are
fitted up with special regard to the comfort OF
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for likeness, ,or callto see the allie.
ry Of pictures.
Determined tosparc neither paint or orcxpensc
Mr.. Ensminger will furnish likcnessGs ihnt shall
not he surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to So 90.
p1TIis rooms may be found in the srrond story
Of The building nOv occupied by Wdiiuck & Cc6in,
August s. llN
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-12
New JeWelry store.

Ga T aoODFBLLoW has opened. in
- IN j. the new room doors east OF ReL
ISFE' ~TM nor's store, on Main Street, a watch
M-| ~ and jewelTy establishment, where he
E%, IN will offer every article usually kept In
"e>SSSzeSH such est siRhlshments, at very low rates
AmOnghis stock may be found,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Ladies' Gold Breaches, Grape, Enameled Cluster and
KnOt, Ear Drops Hoops aud rings. Gold Rings,
LOekets. Pencils Cuff Pins. Scarf Pins, Keys pure
silver, German silver and Plated SpoonuI Butter
Knives, Salt and Sugar Shovels. SpectueleS aud
Cases OF all kinds Knives Needles Pens and Holders,
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, Eye Shades
and Goggles, Compasscs, Clocks, Aceordeons, &C.,
June 4. IejJ-iy3
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-12
Afondov. tbe 2lfh dnu of October.
HEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

TTNHR subscriber ,s prepared to act as Agent for
the sale, purchase and exchange Of Real Es-
tate in this and the adjoining countiesi also, for
the renting ol town property. He will advertise
lar those who desire II. A reasonable charge
will he made where the object desired is effectedi
and whore II is not no charge will be made e1-
ccpt for tho cost Of advertising. Any person
wishing to IELL, PURCHASE, EXCHANGE or RENr
Real Estate, may find Il to their advantage to
give INC a oall. Office, west door to the County
Clerks. GEO. H. FARMER
Ashland, August Is, 1853. l3U
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Ho to the Rescue,

NOW Is Me Time 10 ms. your Property.
+ J.SPRENGLE ia Agontfor number Of the
IL. hest FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms. CONE PANlES in the United States. Persons
wishing insurance. in any orthe above departments
will find il to their advantage to call the ABOVE,
atthc office Of the Ashland MutunlInS.Co
Nov. 10, 1851. 2bit
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DIIORCE NOTICE.

TTANNAH HOWARD will take notice, that
Ill Marvin Howard has filed his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland County.
Ohio, for "a divorce from the said Hannah lor
tho causes of gross neglect Of duty, habitual
drunkenness for three years, and three years viii
full absence. Said petition to be heard atthe next
November term of said Court.
WIN. y. LOCKWOOD,
Sol. for Petitioner.
August n, 1874. Owlo
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gortrq.
MELODY OF SONG.
BY HON. MRS. NORTON.

Andif even words are sweet. what, what Is song,
When lips we loys the melody prolong7
How thrills the soul and vibTAtes TO that lay,
Swells with the glorious sound, or dies awAyl
How 10 the cadence Of the simplest words
That ever hung upon the wild harp's chords
The hreaihlers heart lies listening; as 1t felt
All life within Il on that music dwelt,
And hushh the beating pulses rapid power
BY Its own WILL Tor that enchanted hour.
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NOTICE.

X1THERRAs, my wife Mary has lrlt my bed and
w hoard without cause or provocoiioni therefore,
lorewArn ali persons irom trusting or harboring hcr
on my accout for will not be aecOulahe for any OF
her contracts. ADAM ROSEhOhoUblL.
Ncnnlion 1'p, Ashland CO., Sept. 90, 1859. aNso'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-12

80 WTtLLiAM RALsTON, Watch and
EIA w ClOck-Maker, ,Main-street Ash land,
S.,lH Ohio. Gold and steolPcns.an choice
variety orJowclry, ,keP tcOnstantlIO IOnhahd'
January, 1853. 80
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Van Nest 4 Middaugh,1
Adm'rs ofMR Row,dcc., In ca

Admrs fMRow,doc., In Casaoery, in Ashland
vs.. CoMhOH ffedS'
Charles Brock.
nURSUANT to the command ofa Decrctal o..
der, issued in the above case, from the Cour,
Of Common Pleas of Ashland county, aad State o
Ohio, 90 me directed, will expose to public sale,
at the door of the Court llcuse, IN said count!
on
Monday, The 2iih day Of October,
A D. 1858. between the hours Of ton o'clock, A
NJ and four O'Clock p N OF said day, the following
described real estate situate and being in the
county Of Ashland and State Of Ohio, to wit; In
Lot number siSty-nino 1861 in the third addition
20 the original town plot Of the village Of Rows
bureh, being 6lly-siI feet front aad one hundred
and fifty feet back from Main street. Also, the
west hSlfof Lo seventy I70l lying east Of said Lot
sixty.nne being Of the same size as said Lot, to-
pother with all the privileges and appurtenances
,hcrcunto belonging, Appraised at fOrty-fvc dol.
lars. Terms of sie-cash.
I'D. JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland, Sept. II, 1853. ewl7 pisa so
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BADNESS CURED.
..#.#
Enerson,s American Hair Restorative.

TNoR restoring the Hair on heads hopelesS'y
Bald, and to prevent the hair from falling,
Is wipuiu; golden opinions from persons who are
using il. This is a new article, recently intro
tiuced 70 the public, and will stand on Its own
merits. Some Of the bes: citizens OF cleveland
and Pittsburg, who were hopelessly bald rev
months since, have now the evidence on their
hcsds to shew Of its merits. The propretors have
sach confidence in it that they authorize their
asonts to take heads on guarantees-prico 10 oe
agreed upon between the parties.
glI# agents.
C. & J. RISER. Ash,.ud.
N. 3. SAMAsELL,S
HAYrs & KNNINeER, Hayesville.
c. v. FISHER & CO., Proprietors,
81, Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio
May 10, 1873. ly4
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ID. FOX

II EEPS constantly on hands BOOTS and
IN SHOTS, SADDLES aud HARNESS, at all
imns VIM. Nelson, foreman.
Ilaysvllle, April y, 1858. 4Iu
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CALIFORNIA
LIFE INSURANCE .

OIIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GIN
l.. CINNATI, OHIO
IINaIS reliable Company is prcpar' TO insure
the Liveso all persons in good health, both
on the Mutual and Joint stock plan, their
CAPITAL Is 100000 DOLLARS!
All plid in, and managed bya Board Of Dircc-
rsctirs, composed of mon Of capital, integrity
ani influence. This Company will insure the
Iiyas Of nsrsons desirous to visittho GOLD RE-
GtBN Of California, AT per cent. extra. Fer
sons going ITO California should not iaiito seSnre
to ths,rismiies Policy Of Insurance on their
lives. Call and get pamphlet aud examine the
plan adopted by this Company.
L.J. SPRENGLE. Agent.
Attic Office, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
csao,uy. Gu,tavis Osterlin NJ. D. Medical e.
aiaer for this County.
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BOOTS AS IS BOOTS =!

~s1 rINHE undersigned having resolved to
N\ hereafter go il an his own dividunl
v&hnok, would say TO his friends that he has
purchl sed OF John P. Swineiord his stock and
rented his Shop on Main street, opposite ilgers
Saddlery shop, where he will b> prepared to do
as good and fine work as any establishment IN the
county can produce. u A. hUMEs'
Ashland, August ), 1853. llH
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. J. p. SMITH,

Botanic and Hydropathic Physician,
HAVING permanently established himself IN ASH
1 land Ashland county Ohio, on the north Street,
Opposite Mr.. Drunl'. Carding Machine, he would Just
say to the citizens aud inhabitants OF the surround
ing country that lie holds himself In readiness al al
times to attend TO all business connected wi'hh h'S
profession. a.,
Ashland, May 2G, 1859 Ii
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Ton PRINTING, E'q., mly at all times be
J found al tho 'ualou' Office, sup and drcsscd
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Terms gr Advertising.

Advertisers shouldalways designate the number o.
iusertonshey want given their entertainments othe-
wise, they Willie continued until ordered out. and
be charged by the square.
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Business Notifies.
HOTELS.
FULLER HOUSE,
Loudonyille, Ohio.

roSRPH pEYARMAN having again taken ths above
y House. will be prepared to accommodate all MS olu
friends who may favor him with Ia call. o,,
oct. 18th, 1859. .... 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14

Uff IN s-II. Al b1blic ..I- =, d. rs.lirncr n
w z1cnas CaIrte|I nE<'t - he r11I lead
ieg Hc1 sniit1eIi 70 B7hecloun ope mi.e east q
tfyl3 Nil. - 1lf4D4 r ~ - ~ d AefAsi.
~ se,.es,.g Psr,'fr''g 'As properly q sd T.
iSsysrai Hork Hsv,ss. amone .skieL a.. I
god Brood dlarss. Coks and /
Ridisg Horss:
la 50 head A1I'eh cs.ss and Yeusg
s5ie so had II Improved Shsp;
500 60 Hogs aid Brood SosrI;
& Joke Ora
carriage and Harness;
Buggy and Harness
Wagons, Cart, Gearing, Ploseks, Hav-
Toirs
SFteaf Fsns, What Screen, Corn ,StelIsr;
,Ts5f ersvy uaristy Of FarnIi-g Ufsnsils !;
Nrgs iot Of good Hay;
.Jsbiaf $500 bushels Of Rheaf a. ne Darn !;
50 10 50 qcres Of Corn a. ne ground;
4fev -batreis Of old Corn
From 3 q 400 roundrer Wool:
4lprinle III Of Bacon.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
SUCH AS
psds, Bedding, Sideboard, Tables, Chair,
EFrpefs, g0sd Refrigerator
Cooking lSiors, Pofs, Ketiies, Orens,
DE, and many other articles such as are
fond on farns.
Tfe,s-For the wheat negotiable notes, well
endesea al 50 and 100 days; for Ihs other proper
y q months credit. The purchases TO give bond
and approved security for ali sums Of ten dollars
and apwaras-underI that sum cash. No properly
- kE.meved until the terms are complied with.
Ssae u commence AZ 10 o'clock precisely.
JN0. III. CAMPBELL,
J. J. JAEEEY,
Admini3rssors Of Thos. csnrbell. deed.
Idl- : IlEa-se
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TO THE PUBLIG

. = n n
TN the Spirit OF Jefferson. p OF Apr;l The 9th
~ and May the Sd, 1888, offered to The public
what call Check. or Rubber, 10 be used on Ca
nal Beats And in order 10 be able 10 suit all class
es Of Boats now offrriwo more which shall de-
scribe as briefly as possible And first On each
side OF The Boat Is rubber boiled fast by enc end
50 as ID open and close when required; within
which, is an Iron Scutcheon allowing the wood. ~
rub the Masoh-work ofsfhe iock Vertically ID
which j. an Iron rod passing up through the fen
ders Of The Boat TO the top the deck On The top
end Of the rod is lever working like the valve NJ
aElock gate And TO the lower end OF The rod Il
hange working at right angles with The rod SO Is
10 expand therubber when required The levers
are attached 70 slider or other6xture on sse der
Of the Boat, 70 be worked back and forward by s
third lever or any other device that win snswsr
ihe purpose another has IFS rgbbers bo,t.d fsxi
70 tle Boat above described with lis Ieyess wor
ing on he Heck, AMI entering a wedge under IL
rubber 50 as 10 produce the required operation
These same fphbers viii also answer for shin e,
mails ashley require ncopenings 10 be made through
The bHlk Of th Boat Oh vessels bat operates ent;Fs
" on the Outside. efrcting what is required 81
direct and easy force.
The above Checks are now ready II 4. srv,,;.s
% ilse, by Mr.. sAM'L w. Sraipsa. Agent fof he
same.
Blacksmith Shop Is being errcted on N. X. y
a. the Old Furnace where all orders for The abovs
articles addressed 10 aforementioned seen, iii
BE pronirtly aliendedso- JOHN BARNETT
June ., 1853
will also mention Aere. that i have ;.v.n,.s
hxure which may BE termed an ALARM n me-.
veni TIE collision nflFains on Rail Roads /, rs,-
siss Of piecs Of Mechanism Operated On - ~
n1iior q the tran and adfiver passing d thranrs
ihe Raj iis snzchineTy runs under tie ifack 80
viii strike an Alarm. or pcin,,fo figure
the distance that the train Is from he 49,, e
stopping Tie Bell 70 strike lie alarm on ~ ~, Y.
board with he figure o., 10 sei she distanr. IS
M nIn4aT rr,Sa 49,. Icy
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CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.
CHS E 3 r 8 ESRSs rsSs'sss !.

CHAS. Z. FAHSESTOCk,A sEsTsET.
THE next Session 81 this School win commence
!. on THURSDAY ne frss Of September, 1853
: The ceufse Of study taught ia ihe School COM
prises all The branches necessary y prepare The
Students for the collegiate eourse Or br he pracii-
cal business In life-inclndinR Latin Gre. 4 French,
German and Mathematics with particular aiien-
lion paid 10 The elementary English branches and
Eneiish composition The Principal having 81
cured the services q Mr. CBasl z. F1nxEsTpck. q
gentleman Il thorough Classical and Mafhemaii-
cal education and high moral character. a. A.yis-
tant Teacher ieeis confidence 10 Offering The insii-
tuition 20 the public - possessing ndFantsKes equal
20 Hose u any preparatory school 10 The Slate.
TERMS
Ensti.h Department PER session q nolths. si6.o1
Preach, sEfra, SEQ
Classical and safkcmniicaI, 900
Frrnch. z 50
othef Modern Languages, extra. 500
Persons desiring 10 send heir sons sre 4articuIar
y urged 10 enter them % The Gfst day Of ne Ses-
sion and 10 continue Them vtthoE inieInissian 10
the close Boys from distance cen be sccommo-
dated with pleasant board. On moeerste terms, i'll
private families Ia Charlestown II
For fusfher Information sppiy 10 Mr. ~ Sl
WHrrs. SEER Of de Board Of Trustees, Charles
town. Va. II
July "a, 1853.
,. The Trustees efthe AcadenT AaFing nov
had trial 81 the Principal, Mr.. p H. Po~xna, hi
ful year, deem il proper to add 10 the foregoing
advertisement, thar for shofodgh scholarfhip tart
10 The management Of boys unsiring industry ard
10 every olhef respect devoted dclify 10 his trust
they believe Mr. has Nc superior n he country!
His Assistant. Mr.. FaHsrsTocK. TOO. comes u
strongly Recommended A. IL give assurance II ne
highest efficiency 10 the departments 10 " conmii
ted to his charge under the direction ofIhe principal
The Trustees therefore can say, with the fullest
confidence to those having children 10 educate ia
ibis community hatiherea IL 20 longer necessity
for sending them away, in order 10 mnss thorough
academieai education; bHi lha, on The contrary
the school now offers ATTRACTIONS 10 those abroan.
rarely eqnalled and no where exceeded. By ordtf
Of the Board: A HUNTER, Pres't. /
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Frederick White Sulphur Springs,
(JORD "a n 8 ,

" ON IL - IN - ~
NlHIS long -establishsd IVA TERING PLACE
4 having passed into the hands Of the suoseri-
bers. they beg to alnouneesioahe public that iney
are row prepared Tor the reception and entertain
meni Of visitors An extended Panegyric Of the
remedial virtues Of these waters they deem unnec-
essary, popular opinion dating back eighty years
have approved them. These Springs are oeauli-
fully situated In Fsedexick ccraty, Va, : miles
from Winchester and ii miles from Stspaensens
Depot n O. on The w sncRester and Ha'pers-F Fer
nv Railroads and are therefore Of easy access from
North and East. Writers leaving Baltimore
Washington. &C.. in lie morning tram, arrive ~
due time to dine.
Facilities 70. the accoEnm odalion 81 guest are
more numerous Than ever be ore, a large new
building having been RECENTLY erected.
For the following diseases these waters are Iound
10 be highly eficacious Dyspepsia, Liver Disea-
ses Ernpiiye Affections &C.. &C., and as = diu-
reiic and Alternative theY hre not surpassed
II Coaches al the Depotalo carry visitors i'm
. mediaIeiy 10 The Springs
r. N, 81 G. N. JORDAN.
Iune % iar3
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~ % tn-n'.A n,sdenr. r sLsir pr ps,en.s ri,A
on anr Iurl',tr cour1n..|Io1
01a11, LIat hereafter ~ account EiII b Allowed
by this Hard unlc1. H. nn1 rs ben anIhoi411 ~
one o uorf q a. ueubcrs
0rd1xd. That william O. Worlhinrl0n. Es1-. A.
tNpty ~ t1'l Board, " requested 10 make aIpIc4z
kp1to fhe County Court iIni he Jo.<1e a Ne c0nn
" T. sullm14c1, ~ Dc purpuse ~ considering he
- ne acc1lnincd.tio6 u he P1of q he County q
SedtnHn. end 70 iesy iax fcr the payment q i,ch
h1u.e and EFqlInd and that mid Atlirirv b f,rnish
81 viii, OPP q t1. order 81 he pt1pcse q iaid
applicnfioN- By order thr Bard.
- :. =. SAM STONE. Clerk.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
NEW YORK.

This new and splendid Hotel is now open for
4 the accommodation ofthe Public II Is newly
furnished throughout in the most complete and elS-
CANT style, and lis Recommendations oder ihe Inoss
perfect comfort 10 al who may favor il with heEr
patronage. No sxeriion or expense has been spar
ed 10 make il one OF the 6rst class Hotels ID this
Civ
This HOUSE Is conducted upon the Enr9pean
plan-beautifal Dining Saloons are attached,
where every luxury which The season afofds can
'tes had AZ al hours o. The day and evening.
IT'S eligibly sitan,ed a, Ne 50 Leaaard Si5rci. a
few doors from BfsadMay in the eeniEe Of business
and amusements
The proprietor. Mr. DoRsEv. (well kzown al The
South As isfe Of he Exchange Hotel. Montgomery.
Alabama, respectfully solicis he patronage Of his
Southern friends and he public IL general He
gives assurance that no exer.io1 will Be spared 10
give perfect satisfaction.
A agnifceni Ear itiei Up in he true 6eqihefo
style, add UNSURPASSED for beauty and elegance
and where none hal the choicest liquors are 70 be
found, i auoched1o tie establishment
A Ire Lsnch + served Al the Bar every paf a
n ocitck p. {. DORSEY prs.r3I.t
New York, Juls 1853 SIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14
NOTICE.

fTHE Partnership heretofore listing between r
i S. BLAcKBrRN and W. F. ALExASpgR, inIibe
Transportation Business on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal has this Gay been dissolved " mutual
consent. The business hereafter ill be CONDUCTED
By the undersigned, under the title Of f. s. BLIcK.
BURN & Co. All persons indebted 10 abe late firm
Of Blackburn & Co. are requested to come forward
and settle their accounts, which WILDE found in
tse hands Of r. s. BLackBuRH The Junior parsuet
TO this firm win be found at all times ether al
Hafpers- Ferry or at the s0id Furnace AZ
An ccmmnnicaaens in reference TO business cf
the firm must be addressed to Charlesiown Posg
Once. r. S. BLACKBCRN, Il
CHI. E. LlPPIrT.