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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20
Laws or Virgillia.
SKETCH OF the MosT IMPORTANT
ACTS.
Paused By The General .asssmbly of,Va.,
session of 1851. ~
: BANKING REGULATIONS.

- DhNAA-NO REOO La HUNS.
An sct establishing general regula-
tons fov the incorporation Of banks;
provides, that all banks hereafter incor-
pOraled shall be governed by its pro-
visions; invests such banks with gene
raj corporate powers; authorizes the
commissioners 10 open books for Feceiv-
ing subscriptions 50 the capita. stock;
to appoint the time snd place fer the
meetings Of the subscribers; requires
the subscriptions TO be paid in Rold or
silver, so at the time Of subscribing,
SO sfieF the election Of direction, thirty
days thereafter S20 more. and the ba-
lance IN equal payments Of so each.
10 three and SIX months thereafter; and
provides remedies against delinquent
subscribers; the banks 70 be put in ope-
ration when three ffths Of their CAM
tails are subscribed sod are actually psid
in, and after proclamatiou thereof BY
the Executive; suthorixss said bahfs
70 loan money. buy, sell and negotiate
and discount bills Of exehange; asa 20
Discount ether neg0siable paper and
ooligstioas, 70 issue notes pnyabls Ca
demand, % bearer, and 70 issue post
notes and bills Of exchange on indivi.
duals. companies. &c, payshle 20 order.
bat not fng q lees sum than q 10. the
Legislature Feserviag the poweg here.
after 70 Prehibis their iasoiug aofss Coz
less sum than twepty dollars. = The
amoont Of debts dee for moneys dspo.
sitsd NOT 10 exceed the amount deposit
e. snd twice the smoans ~ eapital
actually paid in The amount ~ aoiss
IN circulation rot % exceed Eve fnes
The amount q cold and silver or hasd;
hxea The damages b 30 recovered b.
gainst ihe bsnk foF failiag 10 pay specie.
and provides, thst ca ssch. failurs. iis
charter shalt BE- sogfeiied Coz 80 purpo-
ses excepl Coz winding % its concerns;
places the concerns a the bank onder
The direeiion % board Of niBs dissc-
icfs for ne psVrnt bsak and sssea fos
he branches. fous a Ire former and
three a TIE latter. n Be- sppoialed ~
The Exscutive. each dirseioF q bod
a. ieast Eve shares ~ stock and b. b.
citizens ~ Ire STATE; frss li.e ralia %
voting ~ siockboiders. and reserves 70
tie LegisiatHle fhe pourr hefeafief a.
provide ins ihe eppoisimeni a. 6se o.
fsetors fsr he pfiseieal bark sn1 Gsug
~ ne bsaachas DiFsetoss a. asher
aeabeass 20 BE siizihls b ne sassa oll,cs
~ ihs haaks 1has iscnfporsled. aa1 80
diFeel1E q hold BE ofses 81 mefe fhaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20
A woRKING WOMAN.

There are strange sncnsliss N the human
family, and gs lake The Amaxonian aubisct Of
tbe following obituary notice from she iasi
BeividsFe (Warrsn col Apollo, 70 have been
ose Of shems-
Died. at her farm near Belviders. on
the I'D instant. ELIzABKTH QUICK.
widow, aged about 90 years.
The dsce sed was very remsrksble
woman. and wslI known IL all the
county around, by the Significant nane
Of Farsty Qaick. Some % or 40 vengs
ago, her husband died, leaving her
wilh three young children, daughters.
and the farm chiefly unpaid fos. Ae-
cording 70 hsr own account Of the mat,
ter, lately given 70 . bsighbor, she thus
reasoned with herself ia regard 70 her
thea sitaaiIoa and prospects. Who'll
" inexperienced IN those calculations
usually iafniiiss 70 maa, about she 81.
pensss and proceeds If land tillage. shs
determined, notwithstanding her sex
and the disadvaatages Of cousfitssioa
a. that tune feeble, that, Fsflier lhan
reninro hiring extra help, she would
work tie farm herself. She said abe
believed that the differences "a fhe en-
ploymenl ~ men and women, asosa
rather from The sfbibary usages q co.
eisiy, thaa from anx physical diGsfsB-
ees q eons,sinilon. Sabseqpsng sxps-
rienes scenes 10 coo6rm her N The
opinions fors as shs proceedad ia her
oui-dooT i2bors, her health bsceus bet-
Ter established. aad Was aecompasisd
with strength psopogtionsd - ne TAX
The resuli ~ these iabors. was. ihst
she paid f.g ~ Jhomsyiens. basit aces
hoose. sod snisFRfd hsr ssiabliahuenf
ever say; ed quiie recently bonshs
aneihes farm. hsyisx considerably no,a
means - disposed than pefa rfeaifsd
20 pay ~ y. hboatipo monihs sinee.
Mira. ouich wsnl - ~ won3s. -
wiihoes eny assisianee, fslIed ~ iin-
bas. asd enl aod boule1 keuse Is Gee
dpy Gse i~a hes.a leads ~ weod -
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ssss rss SaAsssu Asrsssssav.

orANxAD. r
Ca Frisnaship ~ssd sokss
To recall The happy past. 4. ~.
When fhs Last farewell b spoken,
The last kind glADcss castS
Can memory ever siumber
Thosgb thst iook no more h metz
Or . mute rasmaute Bamb<r
Our srnoiicas e rsgrets
An, not when true che feeling
When Kindred hesrts ara ioin'd.
They Bsed not such revealing
Thrsngh absence 70 remind--)
u Whisper 10 our giadnsss
30 would my friend were here ~
And ~ the hour Of sadness--
"Hnw kindly be would chssrf,
Yet stiii sof food our sorrow.
So fanciful our graf,
From tribes on We borrow
thought of swsef rsiisf-
To know thai what Ne trsasurs
Was giv'n BY one we lore,
Win yisId mournful pleasure
All gsyer joys above.
IT'S this sndesrr he Token
When Il recalls 20 mind
Each word that then was spoken.
Zach look and seiicn kind.
To Msmorys peusivs dreaming
II lends . holier spclii
Add hopes mort buoysaf seheming
WIN fondiy DER Il dwell. b.
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lbs Acres,


a FARM epptainsng l03 acres Of the
IN arss quslisy ef limeaions Land. lying
vithia two miles Of chnriessovn, ysGsrson
county, virgiais, six miIas fsom Harpers-
VERY and DE Chse1ahke and 0Aio Canal,
snd one mIis from the fsii road leading from
Winchester b. HsrpsFs-Ferry 70 BnItimors.
There nrs but .fsw farms ~ iho county sAat
possess eqaaI sdSastages--h has 9 rood
Brick Dwelling House, tenant Honss, bank
Barn. witk stables nDdsgneath q large Wa
gon Shed, stone spging House, with one
81 The largest ligestous springs IN ths coun-
~ runsing thriash The piaee. About 90
acres IN kesvy TimbsF. The land q not
broken with liDestons, - h The case IN snrno
parts. To save Inquiry, the subseFibsr viii
take $50 per beFe-ons-haif IN hanA, and The
bsleaes ia tHe equal assual psymsafs. A
good tisls WI be given 80 ne peymsns q
the whoie parsAass mccoy. Yer further
particulars, ioqulrs Of ~. George RishslbsF-
ger, adioiaisg the prswises, who viii shsw
the property . any psrsoa dssireus % ses-
ing T. JOSEPH ElcHRLBER0RR
Near Crsaassssewa. FPod ee. 80.
New. ~, fo3e.--ta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

NRoCT0R a, MAYS responsibility lafsfns
NJ TIE public - large, iAsi - hss ioestsf
hinseb a. Banhsfs- ulii, aeStsisy coaetg,
NirEinia, Whers ~ uHi coniiaaa ~ sueseaa.
iai INDIAN PRACTICE. Coz SO ears 81 ne
nsa5 diseases - sbieh the hunaa boty =
liapls Having hsea ffssa years snsaFsi
ne tndlaas, - kss aequlfsl very sEssns
dissasss. fissifs1t ~ csrfik~si>s go ~
seea, " called fog. showiaz thaf rares ~
diseases 81 he meet dtnearaas eharaefarkser
ben psrfpsmsd amer thsy havs been giren
up ~ ne esst u Dsct0Fe Diseasss aiil -
leassa ~ Ne aFiae, " rsqissssf Tts ~
htftea Vul 90 veil ~ eisiag she fatiaa Phy.
eieian Wisl gab 81. 1857 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

means 20 procure another conveyance. :
To be equally candid with you, cir,
replied the happy birds, 4 have noihina
IN the world but what 700 ses.'
Have no real estate = said the Ma
jos, starting on bis feet.
Not an acre
mo bank stockr
None
No securities--no jewels---no mo-
neyi.
'NethIng Of the kind.'
Are you not the daughter and heir
ess Of = rich brokefi'
Not I. indeed.
Who the. devil are you. then 2
] am your wife, cir, and the dsngh-
ter Of . very honest blscksmith.'
Bless me" exclaimed the Major,
starting back with ssionishment--tben
covering his face with both his hands,
be remained for q moment, absorbed in
thought Resuming his serenity, be
said IN snsering tone, i congratulate
you. madam. on being the wife or .
beggar like yourself. I am ruined
nan, and know not whence 20 sup
ply my Immediate wants.
Can you not draw upon the earl,
your brother = said the lady.
i have not the honor Of being allied
to the nobility
Perhaps you can have recourse to
the paymaster Of your regiment.'
do not happen 10 belong 10 any
regiment
And have you no lands in Arksn-
sasr
Not an acre.
Pray then. sir. may I take the liber.
~ Of asking who you are =
l am your husband. madam, al your
service, and only son 10 famous gam
bier, who LEFT me heir to his principles
and profession
My father gave me good educa-
ton said the LADY.
So did mine, said the gentleman
but it has not prevented me from
trumPing the wrong tricksthis time
So saying. Major Fitzeonnell bound
ed out OF the chamber, fastened 10 the
bar, and called the landlord. His int.
resting bride followed on hptoe, and
listened unobserved. The Major in
CURED at what hour the mail stage
would pass for New York" 'Abou,
midnight was the reply.
Please 20 secure me seat, said the
Major, and let me be walked al the pro.
per hour. 'Only one seat Z inquired
the host. One seat only = was the re-
ply. The landlord remarked that /,
was customary for gentlemen TO sci
Oh In the night to pay their fare in ad-
vance. upon which the Major paid for
the seat.
The Msjor and his bride re,ir-
ed to separate chambers; the former
was soon locked in the arms OF
sleep, but the latter repealed The
drowsy god from her eye-lids.-
When she heard the stage drive up to
the door Of the inn, she hastily rose.
and having previously made up her
bundle, without which lady never
steals march, FASTENED down stain.
Upon the way she met the landlord.
who inquired II her husband was awake.
He is not, said the lady, and need
not be disturbed
The seat was taken for you then 2
inquired the inn-keeper.
'CeItainly.'
ooh very weli--we'Il not disturb the
gentleman--,he stage is ready. madam
Jump in Mrs. FIlzconneIl Jumped
in accordingly, and was soon on her
way to New York, leaving the gallant
and ungenerouS Major 10 provide ano-
Their conveyance, and new wife, as
bis leisure
-
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"a LIdEsToHR RARas, h Berkeley
IA county, near he noaih e she eps-
gees, coaaainiug, 50 acres. The lua1 3 81
pfotuetivs quality, an6 ~ improrsmsats
are tOlsraels. APPly 70
Feb. 2. Iss7. A1A
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gkasAk-AtAt8EWW - AQMAS&tNAA ~.
? sHE subscribers respectfully iaforn The
pabise that aa arransemsat hes bsoa
made g. fsnIi4ate tbs aavanotment 81 ere
pupita ~ ssparetsns iiss ~S;ssoi ilsto tzo C..
Psftmsala -Cisssieal ard Enaitsh.
Ths asuai gari,sh bfsnrkes. so
Fof either aalbemelies, lhs Anzisul ~ No
Gers Lshgetkss, 81 easfe charge 81 8
g0a B0TnEN.
,. CHl8Hobf
M.rsh q. lsa7.--al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

HHRilE SAW MIL, DwKLLaNc HOUSE,
n and I've .llOTB, hsloaeing g eaaausl
Dewnsy, On the ahaaantoah RissF.
Mr.. VILLAS tiisls, viii sbow fhs above
propsrsy q nsg psrssos wishing 20 purohass.
~. .. ,s,. RosEAT BURNS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

Ps-tsse .JeRersess LnNd
ron aAYR

~ consequence Of the purchaser failing
- TO comply with the terms Of sale, the
subsertber seain odsrs. st private sale,
his fARM, lying about Midway between
Chsrlsstovn ssd shsphsrsssswn, ceeiaiuinx
100 acses II 6nt~rsts LAND, infsrior 20
none u Virginia. The inprovsnsnts con-
STAT Of large Brick tw's-stery DvslIinx
House, snote House. Barn. sfablInE. and
every necessary out-buiIding, sli nsg and Of
me very best description TIE farm h well
vatersa. The land II In the fncst state Of
cultivation. and b well set in timothy and
clover Terms made known on appiicatIon
20 he sutscrsbsr.
March ., 1887. A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

NfLoyER seED. Bsshuhsas pesA Cor.
~ steals ho- - ne chsriesioen D.not.
kEFEs & cay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-04-20

q xsD1v will continus 20 olIsr
q Il privately until sold. Ith
49,. situated IN ysifsrsou county,
near The turnpike leading from chsrIsssovn
10 smlthhslA No further description Il
dsswed neceasary, ~ those who wish 20
purchase can call and judge for themselves.
JOHN MoYER, ST.
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n Wtfs IN a fiousrnd.--An old gen.
tlemsn. somewhat famous for his ire
mendously tough yarns. preached one
during the late pressure. which was
amusing enough for its absurdity. NJ
well - fos the confident air In which
he delivered II. He said he bad not
been pressed for money during late
years. but he was once when he was
dong large business. sOne day in
particular. 10 fuse the first person, Il
iookedso terrible grim at break fast that
my wife discovered something was the
natter What ails you, INV dear .
said she. Nothing. says I. But tbexe
10, says she. Well. says I. ii you
win know, have got seventeen thou
sand dollars to pay to-day. aud nothing
60 do Il with is that ALP saws she.
And enough too. saysI. With thai
she says nothing, but whips up stairs,
and brings me down seventeen thou
sand dollars. all m the small change I
bad given her from time 10 time 10 do
her marketing with.'-Picayaas.
--0-
A SWEET ADvENrURE.-Not long
since man belonging to the beet root
sugar mandatory OF Saint Saulve,
near Valenciennis, in a moment or ir.
ritation. arising out OF dispute, tkrew
one Of his compsnioas into vat full
Of syrup. Finding this too rich Joke,
the victim scrambled out. and fastened
TO the town 10 lay complaint before a
magistrate. The frost was very se-
we're. and before be reached bis desi-
nation the syrup became so completely
candied that he bore all appearance Of
an enormous stick of barley sugar, in
somuch that when be came 10 the ma.
gistrate's door. his arms were glued to
his sides. and he was obliged to entraat
. person passing by to pull the bel. for
him..
Boston Far.-At a late Fair in Bos
ton, an accomplished and beautiful
young lady was attracting ell eyes
to her table. when sailor bore down
towards her. with strong symptoms Of
becoming purchaser Of some Of the
rich articles before her. He drew from
his pocket ten dollar note, and after
looking steadfastly upon the lady, he
laid The money on the table. and was
about to withdraw-"will you aot take
some articles for your money!" said
the lady. The honest fellow turned
again towards her. and looked-then
with On expressive hitsh, sheered off.
"no. Pvs bad my moneys worth"
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-
FOR SALE.
6NHE unfsrsigned are authorized 60 offer
- for sale, TIVE valuable sdjoining Farms.
near Lsetowo. In Jefferson county, adioin-
ing ho,iands Of Col. Hite, =. Hurst, Nc Sher-
RS heifs. ne One containing
lS5 Acres.
belonging 10 Mrs. Forrest Il IN high state
Of cniivationi the improvements consisting
Of . spacious new Dwelling HOUSE, a
kitehen, Barn. Stable, and all the
usual out-buildipgs. Thsrssis aiso 9Slt
safkeieat portion Of Timber. Gs&.B
TIE other. occupied By Mrs. Cleveland,
containing
lbs Acres,
IL in like state Of cultivation. The i'm
provemeats eonsiat Of = comfortable Dwell
- LING, an excellent Barn, Sta
MEEM bling, &c. Upon this farm, also,
sesj there b . suficisney Of Timber ;
Abd = nsvss-fsiling Spring Of lime
stone vstsr, eth strsam running from Il
through the land 10 which there Is a right
OF wsy, from Mrs. Foryssi,s farm.
Thcliand IN bolh iafihs ID prime limestone;
and they together would mako desirable
estate.
They may be sola separately or soxs,hsr.
Terms viii Be made accommodating.
CHARLES n0ARMAH.
JOSEPH 2. ABgLL.
Feb. rs, 1897 If
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NOtice--Taxes.

STALL = ttba at tie i1lion,ne eiues aad
Places los the purpose II collecting the TaS
ne inr the year 1856, 10 wit:
in"dly the 81 &c y, at jesse Dnrham's.
Tn"sdav the 4th at Ioan N"wip.'s.
Wednesday the 5th, al Rnfiin's Vii.
Thursday tae 6Ih, at Michael abtirht's.
FridaN The iii At trs. Longs
saturday the 9Th, at MicBael ilalt's.
Monday the ION, az J" q e.. Turrentine's.
Iue-1aV the ira. at George tBucftt,s
= ednesday the I2th. at c. r. Fauceits.
Thursday the I3is, al James iiulehesoD's.
frIday the I4Ih AZ Andrew NcCaaIsvas. ana
saturday the 18th, 81 Gcorge y Mechanics.
Mon'ay be I7ts. az Hdisbpfough.
Tues.lsv the 18th al Avis NIchpis's.
Wednesday The 18Th, at Mrs MeKas's,
F'tnrsday he 20ih, at AbneT Parker g.
FTday the 2Is', At - IMAM Lipseomb's.
Saturday tie 22d, az starts Wlkerson's.
''nnday the z4th At james Trees.
Tuesday IT, 25t, 81 iIerndon's old store.
y edn sday the 26th, al Chapel Hill
Thurs 'ay thc 27-", al WIN q. HDods's
ZIP re Hassttates aprointad 10 receive
the list ot FAX PIss Tor 1887 will attend in
their Respective districts al The times and pIa-
Ccs above s.euttoned
JAS. c. TURRENTINE, Sh'G.
June >. = 73-~
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SPRING GOODS.
LONG & Go.


or. LONG & 60.
srTaYr ia.s reseixe1 and . = Offer for sale q
- aarir % sia'.d their sprsne supply, cnn-
sissiag II every variety d Ioo0s usaaiiy ksps
N he merrhAnis of ills pace. w:
n large and general assorf-
iaenf OF Dry Goods, &C.
, COMPRISING
Gentlemen and Boys Summer Clothing.
Printed. Muslin, Glughams,
Fresh Calico,
Black and cOIoured Silks, &c. &C.
Also
Hardware and cuIllefys
Shit Guns, - -
Hats, and Shoes ~@
Bnnnets,
Cmekery. @**.
Cation Warn,
schnnl Bo.,ks. Stationary. &c.
Al al which they will sell Il the lowest Piiess
Tor Cash, OF on short ersda 10 Pnaeiaa' drs'
rEs Oa.y-
NB ~ persons hasiag open accounts q
,her on tho bnOss 81 q Nirhais s. 10 90 q "
L.aag s ca. az "a Ia iisss II aisyI are =
oassted g. call ard close tie same wist Gael,
ar mite, a. ei,ruIasiapers make ~ absolutely
necessary that 'hsIE business shonid Nc settled
up fo that time.
May ls. ~
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and ~ 20 forth into lhs Geld. . hHd the
|, blessing Of he original cnrse. Nov, the
worst thing Won can Do for such mind
IN such body, i % SET Il ; thinking Of
itself. This the Publishers Of these sys-
tens vel know. They know thar their
hooks viii have = morbid attraction and
sell. Accordingly ne find Cor some time
the world has been delnged with such
productions. Nothing Is easier than 10,
write hook, stuffed wei with horrors.
which shall be sure 10 seize the attention
Of part Of the community. The mid
die path they despise; the simple truth
they viii not believe. Tell them that il
matters little what food they take, prOyi-
ded they use IL with moderation. and are
eane6ul 10 employ the body and mind in
some useful occupation; such tame sys-
TEN has nothing 10 strike the magma
ton. But after gOrmandizing until ma
ture is half exhausted, TO he put upon the
roots and heserage Of hermit j. won
derfully attractive system; man seems
TO recover his seli-esieem, and. as he was
once an epieure. he now expiaies his sins
BY becoming a saint and a martyr IN the
cause of temperance. 4
0ne remark Glore. OF all popular de-
ceirers. | know none mora deserving OF
general Indignation than those who pre-
tend to teach virtue On entering into a
minute specification Of al the forms of
vice; such as enter into the physiology OF
the human frame, such As dehase the pub :
lie mind by their own polluted thoughts.
and-rarh more wiekedness than they will
ever cure BY their long descriptions OF
the powers Of nature and their liability 10
abuse. They know well that such spe-
culatiOns fasien strongly on the popular
attention; and therefore thes are sure to.
make monex---But-let them appear in
their proper eolors; lel them he driven
from decent society 10 the den and bro
thel; let them be left to public contempt,
since they are lost TO all sense Of shame.
and let not the most desricahle hypocriteS
assume the name of philan;hrepisls and
beneiactOrs. There are some sins, the
very worst thing YOU can do is TO expose
them. The picture, however disgusting,
Is contagious; aud ! would "a, TO the
youth who now hear me. ii theg really
wish TO keep clear of the contamination.
the only way is TO dismiss the subject
entirely from your thoughts. Keep the
mind clear. BE- engaged in some useful
occupation. remove far from temptation,
hs happy ia reasiiHg. thinking. talking.
working, investigating, and YOU viii
stand in NO need Of medicine almost as
disgusting As the disease itself. hope, j.
ms hearers. that YOU are ignorant of that
10 which ! am now abiding: but il not,
et me tell YOU that there is more wisdom
in one verse Of Dr. Watts's HYMNS for
than in all the disgusting spec
ulatlOns which have recently been thrown
by the most shameless wretches before
the face Of day.
l., w.sss Ut labor or Of skill,
weutf he busy too;
For satan fms some mischief still
For idle nands 20 d.
Finn. Mr. B. I am Of Capt. Simm's
opinion thai The world is hollow.
b. Why!
Finn. Because so many have fallen
through lately.
John. | can marry any girl | please. 7
Tam Yes herausa yn, raonn, ,,I.osp
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John. can marry any girl please.
Tom Yes. because you canno, please
any glrl.
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~. VALUABLE
Printing Establishment
For Sgfc.

fnHE lior If the Petersburg IntelIigen-
Ger being anxious ~ ee = M a., man, .
OF ibe Law, would dispose 81 the Establish.
mem 10 any gentleman disposed t. purchase.
TO any such, on apphcstIon either 20 person
OF by letter, full information will be promp,y
gwen IN reference 10 tie clrruiaiiou Of III, no
per, lie Advertising andJob patronage. lie sun.
ply OF Type, Presses. Office Furniture. 4, ana
also as to The terms on which il may be pu,.
ehased Without descending 10 the ipde lira.
cy OF putling of the Establishment, iht Editor
WIZ say that II possesses advantages and holds
Out Inducements we'll worthy tie attention If
any gentleman who has the talents and The
and spirit. '"''ey
April 81. g.
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b. Why!
Finn. Because so many have fallen
through lately.
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