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GB~ il est quelquefois arnusans ou int6ressant de
lire les 'vieux journaux. Ainsi, en- parcourant la
Gazette dcs Attdkapas, de ST. Martnville, du 8 no.
Vembre 1928, nous J trouvons lie vote des corntes
des Opelousas ct des Attakapas eIectiou de Jack
son sur Adams. LIE vote total de ces deux comtes
tait aiors de 1888 voix cesta dire environ 400 de
moins que lie vote de ST. Landry actuellement Adams
Ia emporte aIors dams ces deux eomtes de 597 voix
sur Jackson. La paroisse St. Landry "a donne cette
election 6Ss FOiz don't 545 pour Adams ct ls7 pour
Jackson. y
La Gazette des Attakapas etat alors le seul jour
nal public dams ces deux comtes, ct agjourdhui
en- d dix
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Negre Marion en- Prison.

Ncsft MdFrOn tn ITISOn'
% IL etc 6croue dams Ia ge6lo
~ de la Paroisse St. Landry, lie II
~ERN 7 Septembre courant, un mulatre
L Sc enommant WILLIAM, ct Sc di-
SAINT appartenir un certain Will
liam Clark, demeurant dams Ia rue du Canal,
a la Nouvelle- Orleans, d'od il est parti ell
NoverDbre on Decembre dernier
William Pieds 6 pouces de haut, porte
boucles d'oreilles ct barbe environ 40 As
ans ct parle anglais ct franGais.
lie proprietaire est requis de venir prouver
sa pEopriete. payer les trais ct Pemmener,
autrement, apres le delai legal, il en- sers
dispose scion Ia loi.
CHS. THOMPSON, Ge6lier.
Opelousas 10 Septembre, 1857.
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~ o. etc gs'ret6 cOmease EpGUes,

Par le soussigne, a Mount
vile, dams la Paroisse St.
Landry, le Is Septembre
courant, deux mules couleur
baie marques d peu pres
ainsi s c ct sur l'epaule a peu
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On lit dams le Attakapas Register du %
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VOLTA Ia nationalite de son parti.
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3 z s = -
TELEGRAPHE TRANsATLANTIQHE. - u H.
aperica. arrive hier i Halifax, apporte une
triste nouvella. On vera dams aos dGp6ches
que lie cable destine d etablir un tel6graphe,
j travers lOcean. entire IAncien 1t le Nou-
veau Monde. s'est rompu le II de co nois. 4
$50 miles de la cote d 'Irlanda L'accident
au usujet 1uquel la depeche ne donne d'ailleurs
aneune explication, est arrive Ia portion de
cable que deroulait Ii fregate americaine
Niagara. Ce batiment du retourner en-
Angleterre avec ID fregate anglaise r4AgG-
naesaao,s, qui await son bord Iautre moitie
du cable, ainsi que le reste de- pescadre du
telegraphe. Les directeurs ne sont pointde-
eourages ct la faeilite avec laquella sest
operse III pose dun septieme do ID longueur
totale du cable ne leur iaisse auoun donte sur
10 success defnitif do ID gigantesque entire
prise. Lis mont pas encore decide d unnouvel
essai serait tente cette aimee GU rete pro-
chain.--A6sitle NJ
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OPELOUSASs
SAMEDI MATLN, 10 SEPT,

SALUBRITe PUBtIoUE.--I dun cote les habitants
de Ia Souvelle0rieans peuvent Sc fatter de la plus
parfaite salubrt6 de lear ve nous ne pouvons helas
nous fatter de Get heureux etat. Hest remarquer,
en- efet que les fevres PRISONS ct les favres BIZ
ieuses regnent dams notre Parosse, avec une nten-
site deporable. Ces maladies, il est vrai, ne sont
pas dangereuses, mais ees men sont pas moins fort
desagreabes, ct tout attaquant la sante eies at
taquent egalement la bourse par lnterm6diaire des
medecins s.- -z.... ....s., .s..-.-, .e.=--
Plaisanterie part, nous croyons reelIement gu un
bon quart de nore population subira les 6prenves de
fevres tFacassiares. Ce nest pas GU elles aent
occasionne beaucoup de deces, mais CONNIE nous lie
dsons, elles sont tres fr6quentes, plus fr6quentes,
probablement quon ne les ait jamais connues cette
,fpoque de fannee. ~s
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lie Ptcayusae donne les details de Ia rup-
ture dHseabie teiegraphique d'apres le rap
port ofnciel C'est le Ii au iriatin ID sapfss
avoir file 200 miles ct deroule $50 miles
de cable que Ii rupture ent lien. paree que
lsingenisur cherchait a ralentir ceste vfsesse
de deroulement qui stait double alors de celle
dnnayire. lie poids du cable non descenda
et A0ttant an une waste courha an ere du
vent ct des vagues occasionne oebse rupture,
st. ce quill j . de- singnlier, & est que cette
cause d,eehec n'ayait etc prevue par per
some tout e rests etait ire a savanee ct es-
/ hirlA sanl, II ID p H., aralH dAcu
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Autre temps, autres mrurs.
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GTeD1eT 0e Ia 017e CONT.
Opelousas, 10 Septembre, 1857.
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AVIS AUX zsOULANGESS.

Jos. D. RrcHARD, Grefisr.
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DEATHS.

On the 2lst of July last, Mr.. THOMAS Wilt
IN the 18th years OF his of Mr.. George Wilt,
of tails county.
On the 9th of Marcia last in the 67tE year of hrr
age;:Alrs. MARY WILT, wife vi Mr. GcUigc - lit
OF this county.
On the I4th of April. ar. GEORGE WILT of
this county. III the 10Th year OF lis age. MIR " .
was a useful member Ot sOclety-am honest man
worth.
In Martinsburg on the I'd inst, Miss FLORENCE,
daughter OF Com Charles BOarm,au, aged years.
On the 2Ist uIt Miss 5. BUCHANAN daughter
OF Taos f. anu Nancy BucLuHau, uI m.lrtinsUuu Z =,
aged years,
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VIRGINIA JEFFERSON COUNTY hCT;

u .
IN rnh COuNIY COURr, MARCH, TERM, 1867.
A I Court CONTINUED and held for. Jefferson
IA County, ON Frl'Hy, the 10Th of March, 1851,
Thc Court appoints the fol uw ing named a., III
be held this Count ."n the Thursday i'll, Ma
HcXI, prov 'cd II nd req uirr' by Law.
Dist Ict No.
Franklin Osborne, Fisher A l. wis, -Jon w
any two ~ more .i III. IA T. f. Wuodw.rti tiircr
District NO2.
Robert V. Shirley. Ju' Il w Grautha III, Jos. o
Coy" Robert W. Baylor aud Samuel ID. BryarIy.
Or amy tw" or "''re ~ III N; CO" Murphy, "fi'Gr
iynry DAY. hprI. John ;. Moore. Es-"m Siifrr
David 'w Huns And. Al. rgc ; two y more Of
til TLos J",i,s,, .f1ic"r.
LIstTICI No 4
John T. Gibson, Jam, : l. ti'"ff. Geo. II. Tate.
G a Ei"lGIbo r.cr ana FtHhcle W. Drew, o.
any TWO or more UI them. y w. Manning, officer
District No. ..
John H. Mrkcnd &c, john Hess, Dan'l Cameron.
Samuel Knott aud I.au,"n L. Hcskitt or any two
or more of them. Lewis Lucas, officer.
District No. 6.
Edmund I. Lee, VIM q Butt r, Cato NJ. Entlcr,
r. ID. ShrphI rd, jr and J. p \. Eutlrr, or ANY
two or more Of them. George NJ. Bust, officer
DIStTIrt N q. 7.
- WIN; S'nallwood, John Mocr, Robert NJ Duke,
Philip Englc nj George Grow or any two or more:
Ut them. John j. La,lcy officer.
DiStTicI No. 8.
George Mauzy. "A: II. Herr, VIM. ]. Stephens,
George b. Stephenson and Geo. w. Little or any
two more Ofthcm G, KnUuce, officer
Aud it is ordered that ii Poll b, opened ON the same
day i'll DE-tict No. for election of a Justice of
the Peace to hIl the vacancy OCCasuuc6 b. the
II,IVa IUlIn ia irauthu III from the sand Dis
Bile t" fill the vacancy UccasiUncd by the resi- gnatun
ofllcnry WintcrnIcyer, jr.
CUpy-T"ste
T A MOORE, Clerk,
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"a Very Valuable
FARM FOR SALE

MY Plantation, lying two milcs South East OF
W. Fiucastle, containing about
800 ACRES.
and known by the name of Highland Grove >, is
offered f sale. The Ian is nearly level and ali OF
il is good and arable abnnt I33 in cultivation
recently cleared, rich and oductiye; we'll adapted
y &c. The residue is in good TIMBER, near
enough t" town to haul from three /" four leads
per day, which command from 5 so to s 100
per four horse load. Thj
DWELLING HOUSE.
is large and comfortable, with good Barn AZ
and other ne ;cssary out buildings; the fen. SfIE4
cling &c., Is ali i'll guUd order, with guud IISIH1
f''a!is, and acccssab4c to mIrkeis
The payments will be made easy, to time, o.:
the payment oil interest, Further particulars giv.I
required. Possession SiIl b.. given S,.pm as the
Corn crop "f the present ycar- gathered With
Ia seed this Fall. My Post Office is Fimrnstlc Va
o. CALLAGuAS.
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&. - -
SEW ANp IaipRoYEp ARRANeEMENTs


There are nnw THREE TRAINS DAILY from
seisilaSre for and al Parss
! First:-1hs RECOMMENDATIONS TRAIN win
leave (excePt sunday at 6.45 A IL, connecting
with train from Philadelp hia, Wash.
instOn Cat Junetionl stop at way stations and
arrive az Cunt erlsnd 4 f. M
Sec nd.--Fhe Mali. RAIN leaves texeept Sun
dayl at 80 A M. aud reaches " lleeling by I
a. NJ connecting BenvsoOti with trains for CO.
luiIihns, Cincinnau. Dayton Indianapolis. Louis
vile, Cleveland, Toledo. Dstroit Chicago. ST Louis
Cairo and int rmeciate points.
Third,-The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
p. NJ connecting with express trains for cinnat
ii ST. Louis Cairo, Chicago aud interleciate places
southern places in the West is nearly 100 miles
sl rter than by any other routcs and the time Is
S+aAGGAGE cHEcKED THROUGH to New;
ark, Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st.
Louis.
. % Passengers and Baggage transferred. a. all
THRoTGn TICKETS win be soiti toaIl tl,a cities
in the W.T., at tho lowest rates at the Ticket on e.
Camden Station, Washington, and at Aarfefs Fer
% 81 sEc e.iS Glass CAR is attached to The
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
Tt'to tas entire road by ayligtt by taking the Ac
be land or oakhnd. They resume next nl,rrinz
BY tins Express Tram which s,aves Cumberland al
FOR Way PAssENGE Rs.
The, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN at 6,I5 will
stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
Eastwardiy the Mail Train leaves wheeling at is
A. NJ, and Account, leaves Cumberland at
For 5SaS MagH ThitS5s :. ASb1TaE SOUTH
Lraye Baltimore E- Washington at &, Is and 81 10
A. NJ, and and 10 P. M.l-0n Sundays at $50
The first and fourth trains trofa, Baltimore and
tire second aud fourth trains gtqt, will.
be Express oIall Trains, stopping only at Washing
ton function and Annapolis 3dnc9i6n. X -. =.
The g. l6and is trains frQm Balm re, and the
the trains from Annapolis. .5ufi = =
For ticksss inorrnati2p, fare, &e apply 70 T.
Ferry, and L E. RANDALL,e 4 E4lItia. Martins
burg. Va. W. s. Wo0DSlDE,
Master of TransPortatiOn, Baltimore. r
Il. =
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ARE YOU SICK

--ssss--5@SDIA a } Eh E'4@A%o. ElhiC sugar
h"d, over the. palate but their
energy, although, wrapped up there, aud tells with
gamt inrce ON the very foundation of dIs"ase-
Til thousands Of sufferers who would OF
their dist"mpers il they knew they could be
cured 10 twenty FIVE cents. Try Ayers pills, aud
you will know il
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out
Cleanse the System Of impurities and you are
cured already.
Take this best of all Purgatives, and Scrofula,
Iudigesti IL. Weakn IS. II .adache, Backache, Side.
ache, JRundicc, Rh"un,"ti zin; arrangements of th
Liver. Kidneys and Bowel, all arrangements ard
all diseases which purgativc remedy cop reach,
fly Efnre them like darktIcss before the Sun.
Readcr,jf you are suffering rom my Of the nu.
merous complaints they cure-sufTcr n mOrc-thc
remedy has been Provideo for You. and it is criAl
nal to neglect it.
That Ayers Cherry PcctoraI, is the beet medicine
for cough, is known to the whole world. and that
Ayers Pills the best of all Pills, is known
those who have used them.
Prepared by DIR. J. Z. AVER, Practical Chemist.
Lowell, Ms. and sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine through this section.
Also for sale by
HUTCHISON& BURNETT,
March 81. AxD BELLER < COOKE.
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FoRRENE.

at Harpers- Ferry, Virginia.
THIS large aud commotiious HOTEL will szk
Il be offered at public rthtingl ~ the high sA3
- TUESDAY. the ista day Of A4g 1857,
on the premises. for term, commencing ON the lst
aayOI June, 1851 and terminating LIST day of April
1859.
Sal Property is being painted insite and outside
and thoroughly renovated and repaired. It is inl-
mediately on the line Of the RiItfmore and ohie
RailfuAds
This property will be shown to any one who
wishes to it, by Isaac Foulle, Esq, at Har-
Renting win take place at o'clock, P. NJ, and
the terms will then De made known.
B. CUSHwA, Sheriff of
Berkeley Co., and Admir- of G. b. Wager.
Mat & 1857 l-sf
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poLIrTCAL NOTICE.

wIHcHEsTER, Nav 4. 1857.
Ma RALsIER-Ycu authorized announce
that have determin-dto occupy in this Congress.
siOnal District the position ia which a number of
ts old -line'' democrats have placed me, aud that
expect TO be present at the several places where
the Hon, Mr. FAULKNER has Advertised he Intends
TO sPeak ysry Respectfully. VIM tucAs
00-rhe several ntwspapers in the District will
please copy. We.
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth ult., at .s Box Hill" by the Rev. s.
a. Rogers, CHARLES L. WOOD, Of Frederick
County. and MARY C., daughter of the late Ed
ward Rector, of Fauquier.
at" Rose Glen on Tuesday evening, April 2lst
by the Rev. 5. II Rogers, G U1LFORDG. GREGG,
and LYDIA A, daughter of Col. Timothy Taylvr.
all of LOudOun.
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BoTTTS
VIREINIA

Msssns. WIN. BEERs Co. Richmond July9
Gentlemen Considerations of duty to the Attic
Ted alone prompt to send you this voluntary
Testimonial to the great value of CA RTER'S SPAN
ISL MIXTURE, for that almost incurable disease,
Scrofula.
Without being disposed, or deeming it necessary,
the astonishing results that have Iern produced ~
that medicine, on member of my oWu family and
under my own observation and supcrintendenCc
after the skill of the best physicians had been ex
hausted and all the usual remedies had faile fulv
be suffering from that dreadful ma lady
do not mean to that it is adapted to all c. n
stitutOns that it will afford the same relief in
all cases; for. of course, can know nothing about
that-but from what have seen of the effects
would not hesitate to it in any and every ease of
ScrOfula, with persons for whom felt an interest
or over whom could exercise influence or control.
Respectfully YOURS
JNO. NJ. Bolts.
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BOOKS! BooKs!! BOOKs!!!

BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
WE respectfully invite the attention Of Teachers
w and parents to our large and general assert
mt Of S':h"'l r'Oks, viz Psrkcr's revised. Phios
"'hy aud Colt IA and Fitch's Physical and Modern
G!"grHphI"s which are now being introduced in
schools in all the States.
HUTCHINSON BURNETT.
September l3. 1856.
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TOM TELEGRAPH

THIS ccIo bratcI Premium Horse will stand tho
l ensuing. sea-'.n, commencing the 23d rs
81 Mach, aud terminating 25tE Juno, on !ys-1A
Mondays. TUESDAYS aud Wednesdays, at XXI
G.Orgc Jnhnston'r stable IN BeFFvviIIe, aud VIM
and Saturdays.
TERMS Fifteen dollars the seasoh-twenty to
insure mare in al. and fifty cents to tr groom
for zach mare. Parting with the mare after having
her insured, fOFfeits the insurance money.
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PEDIGREE.

This fine stalliDn. who took the Premium at the
State Agricultural Fair Of 1885, and the two Prece
ding Fairs in J<Iudnup, Is autifnl dark bay with
black name, tail and leEsi0f fine action and appear
ance. going all gate we'll, without ever having
been gaitedAis sixteen and half hands high. and
well propnrtohed for Saddle Harness. and is ten
years old this Spring.
He was sired BY Tom Telegraph, VINO was gotten
y9ld MARYLAND Ton, ont"f the dam of Bachelor,
and was well hnOtvh through LOudOub and Fa uquier
the sire of the best saddle horses of the prcScEt
day
The dam of young Tom was sired - Lafay, -.
grand dam by Eagle out Of n LoudOun sOrrc'
therein combining the best croFses ever s
this section of the country. for beau' ~ To- ~
e1rrst cnd"raTce 'oge'neF :" .th long life and
will add that Tom has p-,oven himself we'll fitted
he nseJ as MS c.lts old enough to
-, I;,l ~ .InS ou.s remarkably fine and sell at
;, March 4; % pre- ICES. JOHN w. LUXE.
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TIL "ClRTFR HOUSE .
CharlestOwn, Je fFersonrCounty, virginia.


JNHE undersigned having purchased the hotel
property, in Charlestawn, Va SO long and ia
vOrably known
CARRIERS HOTEL,
have S2snsd tbs tan 70 the ,:ep;i 'svisitors.
The PrOPriet.rs pledge tfcir everJ ex:rtion for
the comfort Sdt pleasure of ttr'ir patrons. -
Their Table wi be supplied W iIh every luxury
that this rue II i Sh5nrinS Irkrts afford.
THERE Bar furnished with general assortment
of the vlry best Liquors.
Their arSc and airy s.. ables attended by sober
Every department will be under the careful aur-
vigilance of the Projectors their Assistants
Oysters, Liquors, Cigars, and Horse Hire, nvaria.
bly, CASH. R.-A. REDMAN
JAMES D. GIBSON.
Messrs. Redman & Gibson. as will be seen by the
above card, having become proprietor of my Hotel
Property, would respectfully commend them t.
the patrons of the establishment, and To the public
generally, feeling assured that it will Lose none Of
its former reputation III tkcir Hnds. With the i'm.
Pr0Vernes contemplated the House will ha aCIdi-
i"naI advantages, and ] can therefore with conf
dence aud pleasure earnestly recommend the cstab-
Iishmrnt., knowing that under their control, the
House will be good, quiet and orderly in every re.
7Pect Respectfully.
April Z, 1S57-Frce Press
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One DO. lar. A YEAP= |

cIRcULATIoNoy over 1o9, 900 wEEKhTi
TWENTY FIVE WITNESSES.
THE FoRGER CONVICTED
JOHNS. DYE, Is THE AUTHOR,
JXI Ho has had ten, years experience as a Banker
w and PublisheF- and author of
a series Of Lectsnes at the BroadtOdy Tabernacle.
when, for ten ;cessive nights; ever
e5< $4,000 People. %
Greeted him with rounds OF applause, while he
cute their Ffatls, ADD the Surest aud
l. Shortest Means of Detecting theml
The Bank Note En- gravers all say that he is the
Z greatest Judg. Of Paper Money living
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DETECTING C0UNTEKFEiT BANK NOTES!
Describing every Genuine Bill in Existence, and
Exhibiting at a Glance every Counterfeit
Arranged admirably that REFERENCE is EASY
and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS!
No index to sxan ami No pages to Luntgp. But
Banker aud Business Man can see ali at lance
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year. All letters must be addressed to
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April 2oI lS51-ly. 10 Wall ST., New York.
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NOTICE.

For the protection of our own and the farmers
Interest, aud I" avoid any mistake on the part of
the manufacturer, every lot receive is thoroughly
inspected and analysed, by DR.. David Stewart,
Chemist I" Mary and State Agricultural Society
who rcjScts all that dues come up to the fixed
standard: thereby guaranteeing to the farmer a
uniformity not tn be f0iind in Guano or any other
fertilizer; and FARMERS will also
Bear In Mind,
That it is only D Burg that produces the above re
suits, "ld in cOusequ of the greatly increased
eill"nd-wi.h is beyond all precedent in artificial
hlauures-mauy init tions have BETH gut upon the
market. and palm"d off for the genuine.
Farmers should therefore be particular, and buy
nom: Except from responsible dealers. The genuine
is in barrels with WHITE strncillrtI &. b. DE
BFRG'+ No. ANNOTATED SUPER-PROS.
PLATE OF LINE, in BLACK LETTERS; to secure
which call ON address.
j & F. TURNER,
42PRATT STREET, BALTIMoRE, MD.
Present price, SI3 per tIn of 2 900 lbs, or BIS
per ton cheaper than Peruvian G uano
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Erust 3ales


DIV virtue ola Deed of Trust executed to the I'M
ID dersigncd by Samuel c. Young, and of record
in the County Court of Jefferson county for certain
purposes Their in InrntiOnedI offer Tor sale a
largt. and valuable stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND MATERIALS,
~ hand at the Charles town Boo I
and Shoe Store consisting of every
variety ufsuch articles usually found
in well appointed abishtnents O this sUrt, offer
ing superior inducements 70 any wishing to
embark in this business.
H HEINZ I. ,h h4SKfn Trustees
NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted toS
c. Young requested to come forward without
delay and make settl, mcnt with the Trustces.-
The book5 and accounts will b. found at the Shoe
Store in Charlcstnwn THE TRUSTEES.
May O. lSeT..
o. AS the agent of the Trustees Of Sam'l. c.
Young, the undersi. ned will continue the business
at the old stand Of the Jcffrrsun Boot and Shoe
Fac tory, and will give prompt attention all bust
ness entrusted to his care. S Ii. WOODY.
May S, 1851 ;-y Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-12
JOHN r. RIELEY,

JUN II III ELEI3
FAsHIoNA8LE BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
FAC uRHR,
SAP DOOR FROM sHENASPoAu STREET, ON HIGH ST.,
HARPEh.S + ERRY, Vi.
Keeps constantly on hand, or manufactured to
order at the shortest notice, eve Y description of
Ladies, Gentlemen and Childrcn's
BOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES,
o. Also a Iarg. -sortment of feather md Shoe
Findings, for sale. MAY 5, IS57-ty.
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Disao1ut1on-
LUMBER,

Mrs Mary A. Davis
NJ OSI respectfully Informs the public that she
Iva has returned fr0tn the City, aud invites their
attention to her PATTERN BONNETS &s,z,
which are of tn latest SPRING and SUMMER dSfSsS
STYLES: She offers her humble thanks for VA
past encoura gcnIcnts, and hopes to merit contin.
uance as all work entrusted to her care will be
done in the best manner.
April %. IS57--9t