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LETTERS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGTon, Dec. 5

WAsHINGToN, Dec. ).
Being IN this city where the opinions and
sentiments Of the leading men must neressd-
Iily be better obtained than through party
newspapers at distance, one of the first
subjects of inquiry has naturally been the
great and exciting one of the South Carroll
IA demonstrations. The uniform opinion
here is, that The leaders Of The party IN South
Carolina hare made up their minds TO tcith-
drdtc the State from the Union, but that thev
have not dared TO avow that intention open
ly: That they do not icdnt to hare he causes
of complaint removed, lest they should he
left without prctence for the Interior meas
ures they have set themselves to accomplish.
That they have been afraid to expose their
treasonbe designs to the people of that
State, until they Ind so agitated and exit
ed them with fictitious grievances ana de-
lusiVe arguments, with reproaches against
the Government and the Northern States,
that. like silly sheep, they will be ready to
follow wherever their leaders will dare TO
guide them. But few days more and those
ambitious gentlemen will place themselves
an the icay Of an elevation which they are
certainly about to dare, and which they will
he more indebted to good fortune than to
good sense, if they finally escape. In short,
l have heard it repeatedly said by some,
who, in all probability, only repeated what
they had heard from authority" that Mr.
C*f****, and others, will he wei off if they
ESCAPE hanging. The Citizens of South
Carolina have no idea of the designs Of
Their agtators, nor hive they a correct
knowledge of the real causes of their dis
tress
The total removal of The tariff ,could not
reiiere them. They are undoubtedly suffer
ing, bat It is from other causes. Their land
Is wearing ont, and their crops are dimm-
ishing in value, and their habits of life will
not allow them, nor are they indeed capa-
bile of changing their employment or their
business, as is common amongst Northern
people. The new lands Of Alabama and
other recent States, are capable of produc-
ing with the same amount of labor, more
than duuble of their crops. That is the
great cause Of the evils experienced by
the planters of South Carolina, and it Is IN
evil which they cannot nullify. Should the
Legislature adopt the ordinance of the Con-
ventlon, and thereby commit themselves to
certain course of action on the first of
February, Congress will most probably re-
move all the anticipated trouble from the
Port of Charleston, by nullfpng Il as Port
Of Entry. It is supposed that the laws will
be sufficient to meet the emergency.
NJ y. Commercial advertiser.
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From the .Netc York american.
MULTIPLICATION.

South Carolina seems resolved to draw
TIE sword, md throw away the scabbard.
She must he brought to reason and subms-
sion. That State, nor no other State, can
he permitted 10 declare at pleasure what
laws of Congress are, and what are not,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enactments of the
General Government it will obey, and what
it will not. Yet this is the claim which,
under pretext d the reserved rights of the
States, South Carolina undertakes to estab-
lsh. The remaly is in the hands of Con-
gress. Whenever, by any overt act, the
resistance of lib State to law of the Unit
ed States, is nude manifest: that is when
ever, in endeivoring to enforce such law,
the officer o: he United States finds him
self either imleded or not sustained by the
citizens, or laws, or tribunals Of the State
the case fr the peremptory vindcation
of the supremacy of the General Govern
ment will he presented. All ports of en-
try, or COLLECTION districts, in the United
States, are male such by acts of Congress
and no Vesse, except coasling craft, can
enter or tradewith any port not designated
by Congress IS a port of entry, under the
penalty of beng seized and condemned as
smugglers. i the State of South Carolina
will not permit the introduction OF mefchan-
die into her three collection districts upon
the conditions imposed by law upon the in
PRODUCTION of the like merchandise into ev-
cry other COLLECTION district n the United
States, can sic reasonably comp,oin, if in
the exercise of the ordinary and unSues-
toned revenu, powers Of the general gov
eminent, Congress should repeal the thir-
teenth section Of the revenue law, and
leave her without any ports Of entry? That
is both peaceful and rightful remedy and
that section Icing once repealed, the whole
body of the revenue laws goes to enforce
the penalty d smuggling against any YES
sci attempting 10 trade with these ports
As, then, no vessels could enter Charleston,
there would Ie no occasion for collision
no opportunity for the display of hot blood ;
and few revenue cutters on the look out
to preserve the revenue laws from violation,
would maintain the just nscendancy of the
United States; while South Carolina, de-
prved of commerce, shut up within herself
with the spectacle before her eyes of the
ports of neighboring States, whIlened with
the shipping that should have enriched her
own, would have leisure "to calculate. %
more coolly than she has heretofore seemed
10 do, "the value of the Union"
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SURGICAL OPERATION. Ono Of the greatest
operations, perhaps, ever attempted upon o hv-
ing human being, says the Unued States Ga.
zette, was performed few days since by Pro.
lessor Gibson of the University of Pennsyiya
ma, on boy, named George Washington Rey-
nolds, eighteen years Of age, from the State Of
Delaware. tunor, of solid consistence, and
as large as child's head, occupied the RICH,
side of the neck, and had been growing for sew
eral years. The great arteries, the veins, and
nerves OF the neck, were spread over the sur
face OF the iumor in every direction. The ca.
rotid artery and internal lugular vein werelf frs
tied by the operator; the nerves turned aside,
and The enlarged mass dissecied out, so as TO
expose the 2harynx, gullet, windpipe, and great
sympathetic nerve, without tho loss of more
than three ounces ofblood Upwards of ihres
hundred students and physicians witnessed the
operation; and seemed at loss which TO ad.
mire most, the inlrepdty, and at the same time
gentleness of the surgeon. or the heroism oi
the boy, who lay perfectly still, and never ut
tered an exclamation from the beginning to the
end of the operation, which lasted 80 minutes
The same operator has since removed, in the
presence OF his class, from the bladder of man,
an uncommonly large stone, the whole surface
OF which is covered with projecting points, so
as to cause it to resemble the burr OF the James.
town weed. Both patients are in fair way o!
recovery.
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TIIR EY

1t seems unavoidable that the dissolution
OF the Ottoman Empire is at hand. lbra-
HIM Pncha is marching upon Constnntinople
without resistance, and the Sultan's best
hope has vanished in the defeat of bis lleef
ut sea. The question is-will Mahmoud,
in his extremity, throw himself on the mag
nanimity of Nicholas ? And if so, what
will the allies at the mouth of the Scheldt
have to say to second but friendly cxpedi-
ton across the Balkan?
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SOuTH CAROLINA has now put the laws of
the Union at defiance. Her Hotspurs nroha-
bly,, would never have venturcd quite So far in
their coreer, had they not been cncourared nv
the perfect IMMUNITY with which Georgia bss
been permitted by the President to nuIhiv the
laws aud Treaties OF the Union. ano nv ,ho
loose, incoberent, and ds,rganizing doctrines If
the veto messages medley which NAV serve
as texts for notification, consolidation. uulimi,
ed democracy, absolute power, OF any ,biuq else
IL South Carolina is permitted to nuiiv tho
tartt laws, as Georgia has already done liIe In.
dian treaties, Missouri and Illinois NAV next
proceed 10 nulliy the land laws. claiming ali
The public lands within their limits. lrthe tar.
III laws are repealed, Pennsylvania NAV nullify
the repeal: Delaware may nullify the law max.
ing Philadelphia port Of entry, and claim 10
command the mouth Of the river New York
may nulliiy the decision of the Supreme Court
~ The steam boat case, aud claim the monopoly
Of her own tide waters. Thus we shall have
confusion worse conIounded" II we repeal
Tho tauf laws to pacily South Carolina, then
any other State, by HrratcHing 10 seeede, in
like manner may compel the other twenty.threo
States TO come 10 her terms. A Union, on such
principles, could not be preserved twelve
monihs.-KennsLsc Journal
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A Nashville paper OF tho 2lst nlt SAYS, the
cholera is approaching that city It's raging
IN Salem, XIV. A few cases have occurred in
Princeton, Ky, two Of which have terminated
fatally. or four cases in Henderson, KY three
resulted in death. Among others, tho Rev MIR.
0sgood, minister Of the gospel, attached to the \
Episcopal church. On the both Oct, 40 cases
OF sickness existed in that village, the popula.
ton OF which is only about five hundred,
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New ORLEANS. Nov. 4

NEW URLEANs, Nov. Ty.
The steamer, Walk.in.the Water, arrived
here this morning, with two thousand Eve hun.
dred and sixty th rec bales Of Cotton. This il
the largest cargo Of cotton that ever arrecd Al,
this port. by estimating each bale at 400 lbs.
which is considered tho average weight, il
would make the total l,025 ,2c0 lbs
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9.593.87l 81

.
Here then are 70 millions to pay 81 mil
lions Really, this would seem sufficient to
quiet the fears of the most sensitive holder
OF Il note.
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Hsnpshiv Vance 473, Thos.
Sloane 299, Col. Posson 966, Zebulon Sheetx
as, Chas. Kellar 1877.
Msz.a.-lll-John sherrard l76, A. Mi
chael 81.
kaAs''As.-Ill-Jas. H. Fry elected With
out opposition.
Observation-Disclosures w. Jones A6.
Thomas Gusts l7--Elizabsth City Jet TO
vote.
Hsvrissa--[2l-waldo COT 1854. william
johnson So, d. KinchelO $50, A. Maxwell
81.
s9EaksTR.-lll-Robert Camm 362, David
8. Garland 303, John d. Davis l09.
Caipepsr.-t2l-John .. Pendlston 736,
Philip Thornton go, Edmund BrOadus 525
Ambrose p. Hill AIS
sEsATE.-Daniel y. Slaughter 6s5.
- orsng,.-.lll-Lswrsnce T. Dade 3se,
sESArE.--Daniel F. Slaughter as, An
bross p. Hill IS.
.9rgGsls.-l2I-Thos. }. stewart 407, Jno.
M'Cus 373, Robert 4. Brooke ala, Lyttleton
Waddeil mot eandidate) 76.
J4enSos.- Henry Alexander, Esa. 800.
John w. Kelly 35S.
SsSATE.=Abdrsw Beirne lei, Gen. Hoxue
II.
Alag end QsssA---tll--(Corree "A.
T. Harwood 227, Benz. Pollard 224
Rsez.-tll-ATchibald Richie l55, John
~. Garnet l12
PsieTssuy. NO opposition 10 ,. T. Brown,
the late delegate.
RieAaoad CT. Lacy SIS, James Roane
2I-charles city county, Mr.. Roanes resi-
deBce, yet % vote.
.Nfw Kenf snd Ohartes Cty.--Mr. James
soass = elected oTer Asssss. CioTscz, saun-
dera, and Lacy.
s1tsgAsay.-lil-John PsrsinesF reelected
over Jesse DAVIS.
Ja.s, ei'y--JOhn ~. Gregory i27, Robert
Saunders, ir. -.
Ysrk-John ~. Gregory IOi. RoJert saun-
dsrs, jr. 90.
J4assa.--JnEss Crsik lea, Charles Hen
asFson 50, Nshsmiah Snifh 20.
Rsa4uisr---fsl-ATh harsball 4e9, John
=. Wallace t26. Ianses Frsneh 39s, d. Paun-
iisr0y AT.
Pazs.-lIl-Dr. WA. a. Robertson re-
elected without Opposition.
CussbsgtsaA.--ff l-,Allsn Wila0s reelected
without opposition.
Esdfsrk--fal--Thomas Preston 3ii, I'd
mnnd Pate AS, 0ustasus a. WinEhsle a75,
Michel Bowyer -.
eSsfsyissats--f3 l--Vinceul Witcher WA.
swanson 30 opposition.
FJssasns.--(i l--Barreft O. Payne 2o9,
osorgs stiilnaa l2e.
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gHNHE subscriber having leased, for terra
n ~ yesrs, the wOcilen Factory on Opo-
quOu, belonging 20 John ~. Whitshili, (foI.
meriy CamerOn's,j one miie frOm Smithhsld.
bcgs leave 20 inf0rm the public, that be i
nov ready for the reception Of WOOL. He
vii manufacture eosrss Cloth, Blankets, and
Ltnsey, IA TIE best naannsr, upon tie short
est notice, and on ven m0derais terms.---
Mech szPenss has been ineuFrsd, 10 pssiiDg
the machinery tn The brsi order. A gsasfous
public viii know how 30 reward ~ eres-
tion, and - serve their owa interests.
He gili FeeeiyeNyool a. Robert nidenoar.r.
Hslltown--H. Ksycs'. chaTlesiown--aB AMI ~
Mary Liue's, Leefown. The msghsf price
10 cash, viii BE- given Sor Wool
Join NJ COYLE.
April %. 1892
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PUBLIC SALE.

"lLL be sold. at public auction, on
w Friday the 4th Of .Hsy merit. st tho
subscribers' residence on the Shenandoah.
formerly Craighills.) number Or valu-
able Horses. about rs head OF Cattle.
among which are several fresh nilch
Cows. with their calves. so or 60 head Of
Hogs. and variety Of Farming Utensils.
A credit OF twelve months will be given
on ell sums over IS. the purchaser 20 give
note and security. Sums or and under
20 sssh. sale to begin at 10 o'clock,
A. M. JACOB NICHOLAS,
WILLIAM NICHOLS.
April &c. 1882
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Ceorge ~. Frye. Mr.. JOSH SrrpsAx 70 Miss
MAnr kseUT. dsashier Of Mr.. Daniel Krost Of
Shepherdssovn.
On Tuesday morning last. by the Rev. Mr..
Hank, Mr.. RlcnAnD WxssxR, Of New Yora,
Formerly one Of the Editors Il the shephersistown
Pioaeer, 20 Miss SusAx snrrmsnp, daughter q
Mr.: Thomas Shepherd. Of shcpherdssown.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Septimus
Tusson. Mr.. JOSH Y. GLEsssKn, one OF the edi-
tors Of the Somerset Pa Wing. to Miss Hsx-
nirrrA ~. fovss, only daughter Of Mr. Samuel
Young Of Charicssown.
On Thursday evening lsst, by the Rev. z. II.
Coston, Mr.. BsnsaniN KELLEI, merchant Of the
hrm Of Goshorn q Kelley, wheeiing, Va. 20
Miss MAnr -. KIns, eldest daughter Of Mr..
w. B: King Of the Washington formerly Of
Berkeley county, Va
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Under the new Western Mail ar.
raogement, which took effect ON Mon.
day, the communication between Bal j..
timore. Wheeling and Cincinnati, il
greatly acceleratesf. The Western
Mail now leaves this city, daily by the
Railroad, NJ six o'clock in the evening.
being one or two hours sfter the arrival
Of the great Eastern Mail. In forty.
eight hours il 10 carried through 10
wheeling, and in forty eight hours
more IL reaches Cincinnati, --thas oc.
copying eut feur days from Baltimore
70 Cincinnati. The return mail from
Cincinnati TO Baltimore 10 also trans.
ported IN fsur days. Bolt. american.
I'VE are cory To 6sd ths, the above arrange
mens. sdnirshle q il nsss Be fer esser su.s<ers.
dspsives us Of one of our most useful Baltimore
papers. The Patriot, being m evening paper,
has geser.siy presented US with ts latest iateli-
gense. For instance, Monday eveaing'Spaper
was heretofore received By us on "wednesday
|aoruiss-asv Il viii not reach ~ until Friday.
Cannot our frisod Of the Patriot manage 10 mail
his paper Of Monday evening. before O'Clock,
The present hour q st.ysiag, This Get viu be
here considered very pussIsae.l
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Essers.y 80 Jsosssos
-. - - :. -. sss s.s We.
S~0 Afras 80: CCs9WA - en1teo
- ~. sssss sppe'assd
~
- - 49, - segAsg - pnyes
Sns-sss. 49,. = -
49, =, 49, c,tn1oeas
~ C.. - r,r ,
1870
80 f'ross-
Sssss-N -, NE onsos vss
~ ",ssn essnmsva
Gepou o. me Manager
sST-
S = ns 80. -; uros.
- tne ss:se a shs Ssshseh School
- !. en- &c sss.ss s'.ss ,o.d'y on he f.i<.ss
srs5;nr ~. sea-sss - ssss.ss asss y ex-
Itios rsore v;deIv. - I, .iai.. - o 49,
s<resss e IA sc.ss. '"-
HssssssS ~ 4. -. = n" sss.. sSsson,
hgss V ehs Report jase rad, h be rreo.uepsle.i
10 uss triends u he Sabbsth Sehooi esuse to Oh
scrve ~ seeoad Msedny - Juns . q dsv a
s.sesag. hsEailiseisn, - prsyer 70 Ood for the
oueposriag al hls spsyit o. tks Sessools snd for
his hteslisg o. sAe e16rss tAsa nsy be n.de 10
suse.fn Tie tn(cress a - 0abbssh School csuse
s1oega -
U oseSea g ~ nev. Wi1eiam MsesAsva
sx.tv1 - :. hsesre. q she s,sicd meet
Ice: = pr.sssssd rpsrss-iy iassssd q eos-
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10y virtue Of deed Of trus, from John
ID holland and wife. 10 the subscriber, for
the benefit OF Thomas C. Lane g. Co. dated
the 18th February. 1881. and recorded in the
once OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of
jeherson. ] vili. on Saturday TIE i2fA day Of
Nay merit, offer for sale. BY public auction.
on the premises. part Of LOT No. Il, in
Shephsrdstovn. situated st the intersection
OF Princess and New Streets, fronting ON
Princess street io3 feet, and running back to
Union Alley So feet. Also. At the same time
and place. suodry articles Of personal proper
ty. such ~
Caryi0gss, Gigs. and Uagons,
Tools. suitable for Carriage aud Ha-
gon Makers,
find Udriefy Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
Terms Of sale. cash.
u. I. LEE, Jr. Tfusfee.
April IL. 1882 -lmh.
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VKIILL be cold. On yuesdoy the I5A OF
w May. (insf.) Il my residence on Bull.
skin. near Kablesosn. ell Of my personal pro.
perry. consisting Of one Marc and Coli, Cows
and stock Cattle. Hogs. one plantation Wa.
gon' one Cart. Ploughs and Hsrrovs. Farm.
ing Utessb u es0y description, Grain in the
ground, and Hay By the ton, about sAres shsu.
sasd Psunds Of b-AC0N. 500 pounds Of Lard,
several barrels Of Vinegar. empty Barrels
and hogsheads, Salt BY the bushei, 1000
feet OF seasoned Pine Plank and scsntiinv.
one Loom and TaekIing. oee ten plate Stove
and Pipe. al Of my Household and Kitchen
Furniture Of every description. &c. sc.
a credit OF nine months will be given on
al sums Of ave dollars and upv ards, the Dur.
chaser giving bond and approved security
All sums under i've dollars must be cash, and
no property TO be removed until the terms
OF sale be complied with. The Bacon and
Lard TO be sold for essh.
ABRAHAM HEFFLEBOWER,
Nay 3, 1852.
N. D. have Negro Boy 9 years old, and
Girl 10 years old. which wish to dispose
OF at private sale-the boy TO become free n
the age Of IS years. and the girl a the age
OF 2l--and neither of them to be sold 10 per
sons vho wish 20 take them out Of Jefferson
or Frederick eounties- if not disposed O,
previous to the day Of my sale. they y ia then
DC sold at auction to the highest bidder.
n. u.
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FesssNEe seer ssgraZ.

HNHE subscriber, tutoress Of young ladies
u and children, tenders her services 10
the citizens Of Harpers-Ferry, Bolivar and
the vicinity. Those inclined TO patronize
her are invited 10 call on her and Judge for
themselves.
The school was opened on the 18th OF
April, IN the house on Shenandoah, formerly
occupied as a tavern by Mr.. Johnson.
Terms Of Tuition per year:
Fiasr DEPAATNEST.- Reading,
Writing, Arithmetical Tables, and the Rudi-
ments Of Grammar, Geography, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, &c. GncuIeaied with a
simplicity adapted 20 the most youthful
minds)- sl2
SEcOND DEPARTnEST.-Gr and Ge-
ogTaphy-combined with History, Natural
Philosophy and Compositicu---B Botanic al Nee.
dle-wOTk, and Arithmetic AI6
TalRB KPARTuENT.--DrawinG AID Paiot-
ing, iehnogFaphieal, Geographical, PhIloso-
Phical, Botanical, Hiss0rical, Poetieal, &c
80
Nesdle-wOrk, plain and fAneifal, tau li a.
relaxation
No school on holidays and in the month Of
August. CHARLOTTE CHICO.
Bolivar, April 20. 1892
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i"lLL Bk SOLD. TO the highest bid
w def. 90 Ei6sy tie liza inss (4lay,
|es The ssbscfibes's Fesidenes on DuIisi,n,
|.s.s kae'es nils. the following property.
Fsre head Of Cosgs,
Ore sef Of STILLS,
8 Too template Stoves,
y One Franklin do.
One dght. day Cioe&,
AoaseAetd and Kitchen Furniture,
Beds and Bedding, Sc.
Nine nonths' credit on sums above Ave
dollars, bonds With good security being given
before the property be removed. Sale q
take place early in the day.
DANIEL HEFFLEBowER.
Nay 3. 1882.
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az the Stockholders Of the smith6eld,
~ CharleStown, and liarpers-Fsrry Turn
Hotel, in Chsrlestown, on Friday the Iss
day Of June next, al 2 O'Clock, p. NJ. This
is the regular annual meeting for the choice
Of oficers-a President and three Directors
and full representation Of the stock, either
IN person OF by proxy, Is desirable.
BY order,
A. HUNTER, Sssy.
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@ where the Higbss, Prizes in the
State Lotteries (wnh one excep,iopY have
been sold end psid.
T. =. Another Capital 10 the New York
Lottery sold ct CLARK's.
- Orders either by mail (poss paiIl or
private conveyance, enclosing the cash OF
prizes. viii meet the same pvompt aud pune.
'asl attention - Il on personal sppIeaaioa.
Address TO JOHN CLARK,
April &c, 1862.
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LOOK 10 THIS,
aKNMTkaaalRm :

"A STEER that win weigh from twelve 20
A hiteea hundred pounds, and which 10
GOV sisgsat beef, viii Be shot for on Friday
the 18th Of May, nj the house Of Mr.. Robert
hideDour, Il Halltowa, Jefferson county
haFksmen generally are solicited 20 como
and try themselves. Yea, come None will
be exeiuded-Bot even Davy Crockett, al
though be has Whipt the panther. bear, and
wolves, and y now locking alden Of Wildcats
to-death. So put your rides In order, steady
Jour nerves, aud come on
JAMES MOORE
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The editor Of the Muney Telegraph apollo
gisss FOE zone delay In the puhlicasion of his
paper, b. referring 70 the marriage list. He
had "bsss psiiing RSs 20 iAs Press" A pref
~ good excuse. We hops the ~ may prove
to be smooth Oas-snd that Ais gentle part
ner nay leog live 70 assl.t In keeping Als
form Tres fro@ errors, and IN presenting ma
ny fair sAaisns.
"MaTFiags, II rightly UNDERWOOD,
Gives 20 he gentle and The good.
A paradise below"
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Hass~-til-wuli.a N. Rs..s Ss7,
Chsslss Thonpsoe 269.
Insckissswy. -t3l--wm. o. Goods lGs.
Aisxandsr @. Knox $50, Col. T. Ksnnon I0l.
Col. y. Moore ~.
sesAss.-yehh C. 0oods 2s5, David shall
~ 859, Dr.. Thomas Atkinson 3l.--AaIif.x
Dr.: Az place Of rsaidenee, yetto vote.
NsQs8 berssyA--tll--Miles King 2le,
Jehs caproa ls&
fsexlek.--lil-Isaae Adams reelected ovss
Mr.. Cloud.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-03
May ,, 1892.

AGARTIMsBUno wooxIE1r
FACTORY!
HNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
~ frisnds and the public generally. tina,
they continue to carry on the
Wooiiea MANY oefuring Business,
In ell ito branches, and that they are ready TO
receive Wool and manufacture Il into Cloth,
Blankets. casssHets.~ Ffsnaei, Liusey. aud
Competing. on the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms. Their Machines
having undergone an expensive repairing,
they are now able 10 do work in the best
manner. Particular care will be paid to all
kinds Of country work. that IL shall be done
80 directed. having three sets OF Csrding
Machines. Persons living st Q distance can
have their Wool carded Immediately.
They have On hand handsome assert.
msnt ~
Cloth, Cassinef, Blankets. FLLied and
Plaid Linsey, f CGypefing,
which they will sell cheap, or give in ex.
change for good clean Wool.
JOHN N. RIDDLE & CO.
May 5. 1882.