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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
CLASS 1874.

DIAL ilmOUE LOCk IhFlkMaRf.
No 81 South GAY ST.,
opposite sas Exchange Building aud Post 0fics.
A'HoSE requiring medical or surgical aid, oy
Il applying 20 DR. H., may secure skiliui treat
naent and advice while all con munic afions will 5s
sscrediy shielded By sae Esis OF proisssional no.
nor.
Aware OF the difficulty with the public to discri-
inmate In newspaper advertisements between thu
genuine aud skllisl physician and the spurious pre-
tensions OF the designing and dangerous qaack, Df
Il WI. cheeriu!ly give, when spilled -, saeh pn'
vase references as will fully satisfy ali who reqaEs
his ssrVices.
BEWARE OF sosraUmst
Avoid the Patent EhxiTs, Compounds and Coz.
dials advertised 20 cure all pefsoos aaaes vsfied
forms OF disease.
"A sne constitution and habits OF Individuals dit.
Ter, reason teaches the sans remedy capnoa %
suited 10 I'll alike and thar disease can only oa SAFE
1, and etfsctualiy eradlcaled by udicioas appcs-
.lon Ut proper Iemeules; -
ATTENTION INVITED.
A nrac.lesl experiences Of over IS years snaoles
DR. n no insure sound aud speedy cure In Ger
tala clsss OF dlseases. which have TOO ioag been
Welded by regular ply seians 10 Toe hsads Of qusck
sry. He nay Do consulted eoaateatislly, either Ia
person or 81 letter
parsous al a distance cured at home By addres-
sius letter to DR. GORDON HARRIS, BasImsrs.
Maryland
Ali communications Confidential.
Remedies sent oy mail or express 10 any part Of
the unised ssasaA - 2xzA xNar q jess-ams
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z An Injunction mas been asked for IN
the Supreme Cour, OF Pennsylvania TO re
strain the corporation Of Philadelphia from
subscribing to The stock Of the Hempheid
Railroad Co., and the Easton and Water Gap
Railroad Co. The proposed subscriptions
amount to $l,oeO,0OO. The argument com.
menced on Tuesday, and will probably con
tinue several davs.
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IMMENSE hAs SOP CopPEa-There 10 a
mass OF pure Copper in the North American
Mine at Eagle River, which was thrown down
on The 9th instant, forty t,Oo feet long t"en
tyJeef high and tro feet thick, weighing $50
ions.
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A man passed through Richmond, KY, one
day last week, bearing his plumber and two
children on wheelbarrow. A wife and two
children walked. They were from North Ca.
rolina, and bound for Indiana.
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LII SMALL BUXS.-H. p. TAYLOR, ost
II street. between Grace and FrasLnn--My
Scnool nesng exclnsIyeiy Ior beginners, give spo
ciSi sstaGrion 20 KeSGinZ. Correct Enumeration
Grammar and Speinpz: ESQ TO Geogrs1hy, msp
Drawing. Ari,nrnauc snd bissorv. Spesaxaens o.
nv ooys' coInuosluon acd writing. may De aISays
seen az the inspaIca once. my huis Ii berernp
Snry. plr gentle possible oeg
e.. SPkINta STOCA.-i am Issazrz
GAS>now in recSio; OF irv 1ring stock OF SSsssEs
nooas. consisting of Hsss, Caps. BeSts, Shoes.
Trunks. Carrot 9sea and Umbrellas. | deem Il
naepieeR 10 parE5uarEEe: slllce il say that my
stocx comprises al ana styles Of goods, ano
from sne moss sppcuve1 manufacturers of all the
rorinarn cities. to vsaisu invite the attention OF
purenasera, assuring sne:r tns: no 9ans shall be
spared 90 please them. mo THOMPSON,
ApS NO 81 sisIa street
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FARMyiLLE.-The building of the depot in
farnville for the Sc uthside Railroad, is com
meneed. and will be completed early in the
fall.
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NAvAL-Ths U. 8. stram.r. p,;,..,..
Csp,. Eagle, and Fulton. Csp,. w.,saa
f'ssG q. Portland. No, on Tuesday. hsv; ~
.h a sreiismouth on Sunday, on iheir way 70
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n DEATz OF Hos. HEzEKIAH C. SEYMOUR
T. 1 ~; u zek'ah Z. Seymour, late E ri ieer.
sunday evening, oath iosi.. AZ hi. ,ss;aa. o -,
x..,s 91'' hoekaand covniy. a, the age Of 40
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t Es,xsTE sS !. !, STOCK on

81 -, - ENSItk STOCK IN
FIND F0RTEs-JAs Woo1,f
"a BoUsE, late Mash & wooss Dgn-
nas recsntly made extensive i "a,
hons 70 mis- sscck OF PIANO F3RTEs saoi-
me most fashionable and elegant nv,e, ,s
vogue ne asi participated in The sale Of over e~ -
on ,nsse Instruments 10 soma Of he ~.
respectable ard well known fsmiIie, a. -. "a most
OF virginia and North Carolina aud hose slsis'
mas now on hand are fully equal IN tone toner a. 40
seiity and elegance of orkmsnsbjo n 49, "a
tofore sold. In order TO keep wei "a oeFe.
- meet the wsnis tf those desiring 9ooa Ban, saa
fories. ne 10 agent for stodart &, ca 2 ,ano
nam and Chickerinz, three Of IL. nIdss, I'm Dan.
relsb'e and most distinguished makes az p snoss
foItes in this country or Europe. 'aoo
nose at distance, unable to visi, Riehr,o.,s 49,
select In person, who will confide their o,Ja,s
tne subscriber, may rest assured tina, they viii ~
faithfully dealt with, and good Piano For,s -.
them as ii personally present. His price and ,arr,.
are as reasonable as at any establishment Nort5 =.
South WI u VI
Fair prices allowed for second hand piano, :,
~ 25
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g stranger 'rum tiarrisonburg in this
State, employed on the Manassas Gap Rail.
road, was injured some weeks ago, by coming
in contact with The cars when in rapid motion.
He died atlAlexandria, Va, on. III onday night
aid the remains having been enclosed in a
metallic burial case furnished by the railroad
company, were conveyed 10 Harrisonburg un'
der the care Of committee of the Free Ma
sons OF Alexandra.
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ID HENIsH VsINRa.-An lnyo,ee. .on.,...
H Ing Of
RudesneirneY
Lsebpermilss
Prince Me.tarniah's Yellow Seal Cabinet and
Sparkling hosalla Of my own tmportatsor, re-
Ns RA BURTON.
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THE CHEAPEsT wHoT,P,

- THE CHEAPEST WHOLE.
~ SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
~. OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS In
AesT HE CITY OF RICHMOND HENRY
HYMAH of Sc Main street. Richmond. Vs-fne
only direct IrnDerrsr or watches to this cry, end
also direct iIarorser OF donbie and single barrel
Guns, has Just received fren Europe, direct
snotner lot Of splendid Geld Wszsnes, and soros
very superior doubls and smile barrel Guns, which
will sell az low az any Northern importer In the
United States Country Merchants will do well 10
erarripe INV stock before going North and also Ae
fore purchasing elsewhere, ct the Cheap Cash
zsora of HENRY LYMAN,
90 Main street,
The only direct importer of Watches, and
Direct Imuorter Of Guns to this City.
NR-jrs, received dirscs from ths nanufac
t;rsr a rev more of tins latest patent double BAR
rel Guns, which have given such general satisfac
Lon. cali .portsnen and examine them. Also,
isrse lot of The best English Caps, Shot Belts &c
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c1sssssszss:sxsl MOTTO e. kIChMoND AND
.sssssss.sEdssnxss DANVILLE RAiLROAD.-On and
slter lsi OF July, the following charges vii: be
made Gu the articles specified below in lieu OF the
rates on the present tariff OF Freight:
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RANGE OF THERM0METhR
At j. w. RanBoiph's Bookstore, Main st. .
YESTERDAY
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ID lCnMOND AND PETK X = 3 UR G
Ia RAILROAD-NOTICE.- public are here
by cautioned against any parties who may sdvcr.
Use 10 carry goods or merchandise by Express be-
tween Ricamona and Petersburg, nc privilege
mas or will be given ID Express over this
Road The Company's Freisht Trains run.5esween
rne Iwo places daily
THOMAS DODAMsAD, snp's.
Office X. & P. r. I; Co,
july 18th. .S53.
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NED a TAR-Consumptfoa Cured.-
" The most successful remedy now In use for tina
cure of Ineipient Consumption Bronchitis, ASTHMA
Coughs, Sore Throat diseases of tne Livar aud
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tettsr, Dyspepsia, 30, pra
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
WHO Easy doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, ara
requested 10 csR on the Agent, VINO will produces
numerous testimonials OF It's great healing power
from private citizens, and a number of the medical
faculty. The medicine 10 ye, IN its Infancy, and u
destined TO supercsde all others In the cure Of Dis
eases for which i, 10 recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
~ Beware OF coanserfsiis The genuine ard
sts . for sale By
HORTON kEACH 81 Main ssrass,
Sole Agent for Richmond aad
jy9 GensralAsentfor Eastern Vfrainis.
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.
Z Great Irurns ov Gress AutnOrs: Dictionary
of Aids to Rsnscron: QuoIassons of Maxnns. Meta.
pnars, Couns.is. Gannoaa. Apror1suns. PFoYdTos
&c &n-Irom writers OF all ages snd both Aemis-
pheres
Softdosvn and nsr Friends Of she New Lssdt-by
CIV Weber
Travels in Egyps and Palestine, DIV : W Thomas,
MD
Tales OF the Southern Border, 5y ~ Wsbber,
s,,thor of old HfrAs The Guide, Snos In the Eye,
&c, ia
The Poe.icai Works Of Jobn Milton, with Life
of the AUTH r; Preliminary Disser.ssens en- eech
r19em sotes Critical and Explanatory. an Index 70
the Subjects of Paradise Los: and Verbal Index
to all the Poems. Edited BY Charles Dexter Cleve
isEd-
Epito.ne of Greek aad Roman Mythology, wiz
explanatory Notes and Vocabulary, by John s
Hart LII D; Principal OF the Phiiedeiphia High
SCHOOL, nembe. OF sna Amertcau Philosophical
Society. &e. AZ
For sale by JAMES B. GLIB, No 81,
my 10 Opposite City Hotei
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NEW BOOKS, lot sale g. .ae Baptis. Book
~ Depository;
The Young Lsdy's Guide to the Harmonious
Development OF Christian Character, by Harvey
Eewcomo
The Ains Explored, or help TO the reading of the
Bible
Ressons and Faith. and other Misce!laniss, by
Henry Rogers; Eclipse Of Faith, by do
The Sermons OF the Rev Joseph Finch, with
Memoir
Baptism; i;s Mode aad Subjects. by Prof q
Life. Character and Acts OF John the Baptist BY
Rev Wm T. Duncan, N
Travels in Egyp: and Palestine BY Thomas,
MD t5
Letters to a rscen, Con7e-s, By Pastor
The Young Lady's Mentor. ey Lady
Beatrice, or the Unknorn Relatives, oy Catne'
rine Sinclair
Uncle Robin in His Cabin in Virginia. and Tom
without one 10 Bos.on. By w Page, Ut Va
School Books and Ststionsry ai1ays on nsnd
jy2l CHARLES WokIHAa.
TIME partnsrsDip heretofore exciting between
L BROWN d. KEINIhGHAA, 10 dissolved By
mutual cLnsent.
JOSEPH R EEiNiNGnAM viii In future be
found ar his store 20 Broad Street, where Go viii
be GLAD 10 receive oraevs from hs friends in aay
department of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-
fsctu fins-adding the promise that his WORK SHALL
be well done and ~ the lowest rates.
July 9Th, 1888
JR KEINIEGHAn Is sun selling bargains in
Rocks and stationery, II No 225 Broad Street.
A very pretty assortment of Fancy Ar,.cles tus,
received snd for saie low.
Wsyeriy Magazine, Boston Pilot, Gleasoo's Pie
torial and a number of other papers regularly ra-
ceIved. ---- iy7
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1.-THE ExCHANGE CL0CK-o

THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"
TIE Clock that once through Billiards. halls
The soul of order shed;
Now hsags as mute ON Billiards. walls
As if that soul were dead
So fall to earth truths words sublime,
Thus wisdoms reign 10 DER;
And men that once rook note of time
Now mark tts nighra-- -.
No more 70 rouse I'm. ;.y,,v.
The Clo's az ''~ 'hag.;
The doieiul ruin singf.
Thus Servants hare will seldom wake
Till haf the morn II through;
Unless that Clocz az once they tako
To BILL BAR THO LO NEW.
WI BARTHOLOMEW,
Wstcn maker, &e,
jel5 Ouposite the DISPATCH Once.
GENTL EmEN will ma at the Metropolis.
~ tan store, an assortment of Thin goods,
adapted to this hot weather, consisting In part Of
White Linen Drilling, some very superior
White Duck, nice article
French Linens. Striped and Plaid
Plain and Striped Nankeens and CoyIonsces
SILK. Halt Hose, large variety
Cotton Go 40 do
Pam and nordered Linen nbdkfa
Alexerder's Siix ard Aid Gloves
S.:....=- ::==.:.. SAY. Lawn and GingSanS
WILCOX & BELTS,
e25 l5l Eagle Sdus-e.
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u NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG
~STORE-Tne subscribers nave entered Int
co-partrership and taken the store lately oc.
80 cupied by A Levy, Jr, a0l Broad street.
few doors below Messrs Breeder e. Fox, otter for
sale eneral assortment of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Perfumery, &c, which
they can recommend to the public az fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in the last lev
weeks bv one of as In person.
Particular ss,cn:i0n will ne paid 10 the putting I'D
Of Prescriptions at all times night day.
Werespec:Iaily request q Gail fron our old ps.
rcns ano sac pubic generally.
PETER w. GRUgBS.
sp5 RW APPERSOH.
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eTMOy0 TRUNKS, TRUNks.-Ths
feSfTr-stS suDscrioer has on hand the largest
szzaEski " Ei ana best assortment OF Trunks, Va.
Ices Csrpe. Bags and Ladies' Bon
net Boxes, tina be found in the city; TO which
he woud most respectful y call The attention OF all
In want as they will find the assert men, good and
the prices low. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots SHOES, Trunks,
ksices, Carpet Bags, &c, &C. No III Main street,
Richmond, Va jy Is
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nREss GuDD@ us Greatly Reduced
~ PySces.-We have still on hand large SIS.
sortment of Fancy Goods. such AS
Plaid, striped ana fancy summer 81
Fancy Bereges Tissues and Herman
O-gandy Musns and Lawns
Inside hdkfs, Collars snd SeeTes
Lace Shawis, Points snd Scarts
Together with the general assortment Usually
kept in dry goods store, all of which We ale offer
ing at greatly reduced pTlCeE
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
el3 Eagle Square.
r fCORICE, TONQUA SEANs, &C.
IL The gu osGrioer now uTf3rs for seie-
so cases F G S:ics Licorlcc
10 Barracoa do
25 T q Msss do
20 SandfCrG'E Mass do
800 les superior Conqua Begns
Is bbs HCfmans aOsendase Ceyaent-On
accomm odari0g terms by
JOHN A ROBINSON,
iy 90 corner of Cary ana Virginia STREETS
|OLB PENs.-JAMkS WOUDhOUSh late
" Nash q Woodhouse, mas lately received
large aud splendId stock of Gold Pens adapted to
all hands.
The sizes are 9esigusseG thus:
The Commercial
The Engrossiag
The MANN th and
The Leviaihan.
The latter kind are enormously large; and much
liked by some for heading Le6gers, as well as for
general writing
Sold separa,eIy or in cases. jy 26
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g. FOX sAz.E OK EaAsk.-1he House
- In which l reside, on Clay street.. between
lin and 18th asreess. Aiso. TWO vacant Lo,s, one
on the nortn size Of Clay street between Sd and
eth rontinq 66 feet ana running back lS5 tset to
al alley: the oIner On sse corner OF msrshsh and
College Streets ironing % and running back
1874 fee. 10 an alley ~ iset wide
Also. Pew No Is. In st Paul's Charsh.
&c Ia-Im 2 TEUPIN.
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Opinion of the Press.

Frsm the BSzcastts Democrat, AprI |, 1853.
SPY the way, We would say a word for car fr5 End,
John IL Anthony Columbian HDtel Bu;idit 20, 10
those going 10 Richmond, and wanting, en- tsodins
there, 10 brush ~ little Jus, think of tn, nsxi
kind OF a hsi fer So so, and me csI.Rain sewsd
Boots tor % so He promises 10 do fciz, and va
know he can, for we saw MIN do it. apl5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01

COOpers' Tools.
TUST received, Drawing-Kniyes, AIDES,
Foasd.Axes, Rounding Knives, Grows, &C.,
Il M hast ouaIity. q. RAWLINS & son.
February 4.
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DEATHS.

In MiddIeway, on Saturday, 29rh uItimo, Mrs. LY-
Ola A. NELSON, the esteemed consOrt of DR. MANN
p. NELSON, aged about Az years. Her end was peace.
At Harpcrs Ferry, on Friday, January 9Th, JOHN
WILLIAM, son of IHOMAs and MARGARET MERRILL,
aged 3 years aud > months.
On the 10Th uItimo in Loudoun county, near Harpers:
Ferry, Mrs. CATHARINE NlSWANNEI:, widow Of
HENny NIswAHSER, deceased, aged 81 years.
uIiimo. in The 5lL wear of his age, GERARD BOND,
youngest son OF JAMES d. and MARY ANN WAGER.
In Winchester, on the ped ultimo, Mrs. HELENA
HOLIDAY, wife OF wa. NJ. HOLIDAY, in about the
10Th year Of her ags. She died in The full triumph OF
Christian faith.
On Monday, 9th ultimo, at his residence, in Fredc-
rick county, on the Northwestern Turnpike, some nine
miles from Winchester, WM SEEMER ST., III about
the Goth year of his age. The deceased was a member
of the Lutheran Church. and was universally esteemed,
not only for his consistent piery, but for the recti "dc of
his daily walks in life. He leaves scVeralchildrcn, be-
sides other relatives. to mourn over the loss that is not
his. but theirs.
On the both ultimo at Dranesvillc, SAML. EDRESS
sou OF PEYroN and ISABELLA WELLS, aged 2 ears, 2
months and III days.
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o. the Bridg at H6pasiFsny rs ASs nit,
" S93s,eek, .4a BY Rey.HJoM 4ooatsski
AkElSED GbEFENGER MD Ma EaANGESsK
RlELY-bot6 Of EfedeFiek co16ty Nssisa
SonMonday nofning, sfhes ID nItino, byReYs
PLvSEEF DURAN Esgs Ihetsha9t9
all of HaTPef5.Ferry.
Onths Bridge, II Ha~rpersEerrys on tho 2qtIl ultfmo.
~ Rev: A. O. HEAroN, Mr. VILLAS BARRON
county.
On the 25tl di6no, by Rev. Mr.. EcKAnD, Mr. Ro-
BERT SLEMMENS FLAGGS Of virgiDia, and Miss
MARGAREF Am. second daughter of NATHAN
HUGHES, ESqYof Arlington city.
On Thursday 20sh ultimo, by Rev. Mr.DEsgiss Elr.
WILLIAM SHANK and Miss MAR3ARET A.
MILES-both of Berkeley county:
W = c Ms.ai"g'q %s city gy. % The q 2 a9a NTH 1Itim q, e r.! Ff s B. 3.
] .WHALEY-botI Of Londonn co1nty4
On Thursday, 9th uIftmo, by Rev. Mr., GsEEG. Mr..
CRAVEN and Mrs. EMILY BLAKEAEY-
all Of Loudoun.
In the ferry boat, on the Potomac river, opposite
Berlin, on Sunday morning. 18th ultimo By Res: GEO.
II. MARTIN, Mr.. 1'FlOS. fl. GREEN and Miss MAR
GAREr A., second daughter Ofihe late DAVID EPRING
ali OF HoysVille, LoudOun county.
On the 2Uth nltimo. by Rev. A. G. CHEHowrrHs Mr..
HAMILTON J. KEl1ER and Miss J.
Of frederick county.
On Tuesday, 4th instant. by ElderC. SIsE. Mi. RO-
BERT WHITACRE. Of Frederick and Kiss MARY
NJ. MAUZY, daughter of PETER MAUzr, Ct Hampshire
county.
On Thur.day, 18th ultimo, By the same, Mr.. THOS.
J. MCKEE, OF Fredn,ick, and Miss SARATIM. SINE,
daughter of Elder &. SINE, of HamPshire.
On Tuesday, 18Th ultimn, by the same. MIR. DANIEL
p. OATS and Miss NARY 81 PARRISH, daughter
Of JOSEPH PARRISH ALI Of Frederick.
On the 9TH December, on the Bridge, at HarPers-
Ferry, by Rev. S. a. STAnK, Mr.. n n. HOOK
MAN aud Miss ISABELLE RUBY-boIh OF Shenan-
dOah comfy.
At the same time and place, by the same Mr. BEN
JANITN HOFFMAN aud Miss ARA RIDDLE
BERGER-both of Shenandoah.
On the 9Th ultimo, by Rev. J. hardwood, Rev. L.
w. MATTHEWS, ofthe Virginia Conference If Uni
ted Brethren 10 Christ, and Miss NARY A. MICHAEL,
of Morgan county
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U S. 00g81s
lARPERS-EERRYy VIRGINIA.
MRS. ELl n CARRELL

ID ESPEGTFULLY announcest to her friends
~ and the travelling public generally, that
nrnner ii daily i'm readiness az q
o'clock. expressly Tor the Passengers ON the
RaltiS6ore ard Ohio Railroad. in the dowTtrain
going east, and for the specialaccommodGtion OF
Passengers in the Winchester trains
Breakfast at 8 o'clock, A. NJ,
watch is in time TO afford an hour to remain be-
tofe the departure ofthe Baltimore 9o'cIock train.
supper aL 0 o'clock, p. N,
w8iet, gives time sufficient TO stop two hours be-
rofe the Winchester train leaves on it's return.
~ OYSTERS at all hours for those who
prefer them.
Mrs. E. H. C, avails herself of this occasion
20 Offer her grateful acknowledgements to those
who nave so liberalIy patronized the us. Hotel,
and assures them and all others that she is de-
tcsmined to make the house, in all respects, the
nI[angcr's home.
February i, 1853.
D- The Republican and virginian. Winchester
Tenth Legion Observation-Disclosures, New Market
Register aud Republican, Observation-Disclosures
Messenger, Stauns9n will each copy one month aud
geId bill to advertiser for DaVmcnt. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Td{uaJZe House and Lot.

I'm pursuance Of a Decree of the Circuit Court
4. o: Jefferson County, pronounced at'he Octo-
her Term, 1852. in The case OF Philip COOns
Plaintiff, VS.. Nero LawsOn's Admir-. and Heirs,
I)etenGuuts-rhe undersigned the Commissioner
appointed by said Decree for that purpose, will
self at Pablo SAX, to the highest bidder. on The
Isl Iay Of MAR on, 1853, in front OGthe United
States Hotel ut IIarpers.F Ferry, the
EBcVISe and Lot
on tCIIropp'5 Island in the Shenandoah River, be-
~Iuntring to the estate OF Nero Lawson, Decd, and
in fne said cause mentioned.
Terms Of SaRe-One.third cash and the bal
anc., in twelve ard eighteen months from the day
of sale, with interest from day of sale-the title
to lie retained IL III the deferred payments shall
be made. Sale to IN at II o'clock, M.
ISAAC FOUKE, COm'r.
]Eiaruprs Ferry. Feb. !, 1853.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01
FOR SALE.

"AvING determined to change his place of
LII residence III the Spring. the Proprietor of
ters for sale the printing establishment OF the
''Shepherdstown Register" To a practical Prin-
ter or a professional man the office, by a little ex-
ertion, could be made to yield a handsome IN
come. Possession given Immediately if desired.
A set of Book Binders 9ls are also offered
for sale, and if purchased in connection with the
Printing Office will be sod low. There being
no Bindery convenient, a good business, it is
thought, could be done, in this branch OF indus
try.
ia Jan. S Is. J. T. II. BRINGMAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01
December %, 1852.
YIrgTnia, Jefferson Co., Set:

Virginia, Jefferson Co., Set:
In the County Court, December Term, 1852.
A Ia Court held for said County, on the goth
IA day of December, 1852, (the acting Justices
Of the County having been summoned, and a ma
iority of them being presently it is ordered that
after The publication of the. SD section o! the
Law relating 10 trading by Free Negroes, for six
weeks, in the Free Press, Spirit of Jefferson and
Shepberdstown Register, the said section of the
Law shall be in force in this County; and it is
ordered that the Law on the subject of trading
with Slaves, be published in the same papers, du-
ring The same period of six weeks.
A copy-Teste, 7. A. MOORE,
Dec. %, 1852. Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-02-01
Jefferson Land for Sale,

WISH to sell two small Farms Of good lime
stone LAND-one containing
$50 Acres, with Good Bldldtngs,
Orchard, &c.S
adjoining the lands of John Lock, Fisher A.
Lewis and the heirs Of daniel MCPHERSON, deceas.
ed-about 40 acres in Timber. The other on
The Shenandoah river, containing IA Acres OF
Dwelling House ON the same; and adjoining the
Lands Of George L.. Harris and Dr. John H.
Lewis heirs. For terms, &c, which win be
made easy, apply to the undersigned at Myers
town, or by letter (post Paid) 10 ka6lelown, JEFF
ferson county. Va. JOSEPH NYERS.
Ian az 1S63.