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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25

j ADVANTAGES OF THE Whatever
eisputcs may arise in respect to the spiritual OBJ
lgatlon of the Sabbath as divine institution, il
would be hard, VIC think, to select single up
Aontmcnt, which 30 maniestly consults the we'll
being Of society If there were no future world,
20 that our calculations might be limited 10 This
Existence, the Sabbath would still be the most
ncrciful, Of rather the most necessary ordinance,
Is allording time for tho recruiting of minds,
winch would be certainly worn down by nces-
SAINT application. We entertain no doub, though
we pretend not TO reckon il susceptible Of equal
demonstration, that just as twenty-four hours is
aho exact length Of time for the ret,Hn of toll and
Sleep to mankind, SO is one day 10 seven that pre-
Else portion of our lives, which should be gwen
20 the repair of an overtasked nature. We are
hot,able to prove that one day in would be more
shnn enough loT the preserving IN any thing like
sfealthlul play, the energies Of the human ma
Chine. But we are 50 well assured that there
arc proofs Of the incest adaptation between man
and every appointment whercwitA man is found
I 20 be connected, and which we can trace III d
great variety ofpartculars, tina, we can feel GER
ram that the selection Of one day IN seven was
pot arbitrary, but that il was ordered with exact
reference to the wear and tear of our powers, as
That distribution of light and darkness which We
have already commended 10 your notice. II you
sannIhilatc the Sabbath, and do away with that
Inc pause in all the business of stirring coinmu-
'my which every seventh dav introduces, you
viii have done mora towards rasplng dnwn the
energies Of the nation, than i you had sent mutt,
ny into its armies, aud recklessneSs into its COM
'norco. Ii the time ever came when each man
went day by day TO his business, without having
day of rest; and when there was no weekly
cessation Of hustle in our exchanges, our courts
OF law, our shops, and our farms. We should have
1nado the nearest approach Toward national de-
screptltudc ;sihe powers Of every class would be
zmost iearfully overwrought; and We could ex-
Pect nothing but The speedy giving way Of az en-
glne' on all Of whose parts there was such an un-
natural tention.-.M slriHs.
HE GREATEST CRIME ON REcoRD.--A young
Fnah by the name Of Robert Vance Of ElkhaT
ointy, Indiana, shot his own mother on the 4,h
Fn''aa' without tho least proEocaiion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
STRENGTH OF Tyr MY


Tie tyran,'s chains are only strong,
While slaves submit ia wear them;
And who could hind them on the strong,
Determined not In wear thems
Then clank YOUR chains, cen Though the link.
Were 6chi as fashions Father,
Tie heart which rightly feels and thinks
Would cas-, them altogether.
The lonls pf earth are only great
While others cloihc and feed lheml
But what were al their pride and state
S'Onld labor cease "a heed lhem'
The SWAN is higherlhana king,
BcIor, tie laws Of nature,
The monarch we're useless thing,
The swain useful creature.
We toll we spin, we delve the mine,
Sustaining zach his neighbor;
And who can hold a right divine
To rob US of cur labotl
We rish 70 hattle--h,ar our lo;
In every III and danger;
And who shall make the peaceful cot
To honie& JOY sirangerl
Perish all tyran,s, far and near,
Beneath The chains that hind ms;
And perish, too, that servile 6ar,
Which makes the slaves they find US.
One grand, one universal claim;
One peal of moral thunder,
One glorious burst in in edens name
And reud our bonds asOnder.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
Argument Of federal members Of Congress
by the federal papers

Argument of federal members Of Congress,
parro,ed by the federal papers
"If you divorce the Government from Banhs,
you separate The Government from the people,
Answer by Mr.. Calhoun: awe are next told
10 separate from the Banks is to separate from
the people. The banks then are the peupIe, and
the people the banks---unted, identified and in
separable and as the Government belongs 10
the people, II follows Of course, according to this
argument, il belongs also TO the banks, and Of
course, is bound 10 do their bddngw
The federasts would come much nearer the
truth f they asserted that TO separate from the
banks, is 10 unite with the people The prac-
tices Of he banks, particularly the circulation Of
their irredeemable paper, are antagonist to the
interests Of the people. When the Government
cuts clear of them, il makes most important adj
vance toward Union with the people--an adj
vance, we believe, most essential TO the interests,
and agreeable TO the sentiments Of the great mass.
Let banking stand on its own bottom, SO far as
the Government is concerned--aboye all lei moi
the Government sanction and induce, by lending
IT'S funds 10 the banks the over issues which have
blown up the currency, and brought embarass-
ment upon the coun,ry.--,lugv'ia(.M Me- .9gs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25


The occurrence here related took place during
great conaagratlon in N. York, Dec. Is, 1886.
THE NOBLE SAILOR.
II was fearful night!
The strong flame 6ercely spread
From street to street, from sprc to spire,
And on their treasures fed.
Hark, lis mothers cry,
High DER the tumut Wild
As rushing toward her flame-wrapt home,
Size shriekd, My child! my childw
A wandercr from the sea,
\ stranger, mark'd her voc,
And in his generous bosom woke
The sympathetic glow.
Swift up the burning stairs
With daring feet he flew,
While sable clouds Of sitting smoke
Concealed him from the view.
Fast fell the blazing beams
Across the dangerous road,
Til the fair chamber where be grop'd,
Like fiery oven glow'd.
But what pcalin9 shout
When from the wreck he came,
And in his arms smiling babe
Still toying with the flame.
The mothers raptur'd tears
Forth like torrent sped 1;
Yet ere the ihrong could learn his name,
The noble tar had fled.
Not for the praise OF man
Did he this deed ofove,
But on bright, unfading page,
lis registered above. L. II. S.
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a good Story 1t is said Of gentleman IN
this city, that he has passion for the purchase of
second hand furniture at auction, and that m max
ing good bargains" he has filled his house with
Anticipated and almost useless articles. Upon
one occasion his wife took the responsibility,
without consulting or appnzIng her husband, 10
have a portion oi the least useful truck removed
10 an auction room Great Twas her dlsmay, and
extreme her asion,shment, when, on the evening
of The day Of sale, majority Of the articles came
back to the house. The husband had stumbled
INTO the auction room, and, not knowing his own
Iurniture had purchased at better bargains than
at the st.-Boston En-, GAG.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-11-25
TO MY WIFE.
Pillow thy head upon this heart

HOW Wy Hedu upon IiliS HedTI
My own, my cherished wife;
And let us for one hour forget
Oar dreary path of life.
Then let me kiss thy tears away,
And bid remembrance flee
Back to the days of halcyon youth
When all was hope and glee.
Fair was the early promise love.
Oh our ipy-freighted barque;
Sunlit and lustrous too the skies,
Now all SO dim and dark;
Over stormy sea, dear wife,
We drove with shattered SAIL
But love sits smiling at the helm.
And mocks the threat'ning gale.
Come, let me part those clustering curls,
And gaze upon thy brow
How many, many memorifs,
Sweep DER my spirits nlw
How much OF happiness and grief
How much Of hope AMI fear
Breathe from each dear bv'd lineament,
Most eloqnentiy hers.
Thou gentle one, few Joys remain
To cheer our lonely lot;
The storm has left our Paradise,
With but one sunny spot:
HalIow'd fore'er will be that place
To hearts like thine and mine
It's where our childish hands upreared
Affections earliest shrine.
TSen nestle closer TO this bresst,
Ny fond and faithful dove!
Where, if not here, should be the ark
OF reiure for thv hive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
EOR SIZE,

q FARM containing lO2 acres f tie
"A hrst quality Of lioesione Land hing
within two miles Of Chsrie.lowo. Jefferson
county, virginia, siH miles from IIarpers-
Ferry and tho Chesapeake shd ONO & inai.
aud one mile from the rail road cadioS from
Winchester BY Harpsrs.FerTy 10 Baltimore
There are but few farms 10 the county that
possess equal advantage has good
Brick ~ cling House, tenant iIOuso, Bsnk
Barn. with Staoles undsrne 9Th large Wa.
gon shed, stone spring Iiou.e, With one
~ she largest limssions springs u she coun-
y running through the place. About 90
sore. ~ heavy Tmber. The land j. not
broken Win limestone. ss IL the case IN some
parts To ssvs inquiry the .ubsrriber will
take eco per acre one bali IN hand. and the
balance ~ two equll annual psymsuis A
good tile will be given on the payment 81
the whole purchase MONEY. For further
particulars, inquire Of Af. George Eichelber-
GER. sdjJinins 'Lo premises, who will shes
the property 20 a0y person DESTROYS ol see
ING a. JOSEPH ktCHELBEHCCR.
NsaF Crsagsrstosn. Fred CO. Nd.
Nov. ", 1896 --s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
MILLING rYRM.

HAVING located ourselves in the Mill
IN ing Business, at tIarpcss Ferry. one Of
tie best situations IN Virginia, (ha,trg the
advantages Of beth RAILROAD and Csn,i at
tn spot, and Unlimited water power. and
the Mills undergoing general repair, to
make 200 barrels Il -Four per day. II re-
qnircd,) NO can Say to farmers, ~ It'll enn6-
derce, that We can afford To give more for
Wheat delivered ia our Mills, than any other
Mills vest Of the Blue-Riige. Having IN
formation every DAY from both markets. CO.
ab.es Us To take choice, ~ Rsii- Road To Bal
..---.~, or Tue Cs"-' cite Distinct Tho.o
disposed TO favor US. either N grinding or
selling their wheat, ~ili find 10 10 their aA
Vsntsge.
Wheat can lie delivered to us a. the diE.
ferent dePots from arper,-rsrry to " in
chester, A. we'll q, by wagons 20 the Mills.
sud also conveyed down the Shenandoah std
PO,oinse. We will also Ice, i've and Corn.
pay cash, and make reasoHsble advance, Il
required.
Ground Plaster will be kept at she Mills.
for sale, and delivered at the olferent DC pots
aud at our Warehouse IN Winehesier
ROWLAND, HEFLEBOWER s. CO.
June %, lS16-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
Notice.

IoHN n. COOKE he's made ~ srrssee-
q ment vith his brother EDw'D z. COOkE.
AID his son pftillp 2. COOKE. by which they
have undertaken, With his cooperation. 70 sioss
his uahaislsss professional business They viii
especially s,tead to the preparation ssd prosrcss
Of his Chsne~ry suits, In ,.e-tiosi-s part OF the
business 10 which ke can no longer psy any sttse-
ton. J. a. Cooks proposes To attend the Spring
Terms, In order To the hnsl d'spo.,tioo OF %
nu.h 81 his bns,eess - possible. With s'ev
To ss,ry this srranxvm-nt Into effect, EbwAsn
y. COOKS has removed from wsrrvn,oato Win
chester. Wiashesier, Jan. 10, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

A GOOD oSE.-On going into the
Street early in tho evening Of our last
publication. We noticed that the sky
presented, instead Of the dull and sno-
KY hue in which we are usually enve
Hoped. q covering Of deep red. being
the tinge Of the aurora boTealis. Many
eyes we're turned to IL and many ques-
dons were aSksd - to ils cause
what can cause III" says one.
why" replies q wsg. The news of
the sxpunging resolutions hAs jus;
reached the sky. end the heavens are
hushiDg for The degradation Of the
earth.
RIGHT on WRose.-Just before the
battle Of New Orleans, tho following
dialogue is said 70 have taken place be-
tween two aged negroes, who were
each wont 90 place the event IN the
hands Of higher power.
II say. Sambo--dal GOWN Tor 10 be
q berry bloody 6ght-and all I got 10
ssy, is-msy God oruigkiy tsnd by
de right"
Go way. Cufee, --you fool you
got no gumplion ~ say God 'tand by
Cineral Jackson. right or wrong"
CUT. you see dem two ladies o'eolor
cross de street dare Yes. see de
dear angels, Pompey. Well. don't dey
look amazing like one anOdori Dat q
fact, PomPey, ! give you credit foe
your nice penumtra,ion, dey do MAIN
y zembis one anoder. 'Peeially do one
die side.
No DfsPUTTNC ABOUT TAsTE-A
late Gennesses Farmsr offers the opin
ION that ell varieties Of the apple came
from the common crab apple, original
". The editor Of the Manhattan Ad-
verliser rays: "Whst a curious tooth
our mother Eve must have had IN the
fruit line"
The Stances TWios-ihe great IN
separables"--ars IT Baltimore. Eng
says he wishes 10 marry. but be cannot
without the consent Of HE brother. Who
Is inclined TO = life Of single blessed
ness
AwgUL "a wife snd nine children,
SID aour hf,esn dollars per barrel.
The Clergy 1--we BY our dns, the Doc
toT D. ouI diseases, and the Lawyer by
9sr fouies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

1INtIE subscribers most respectfully Inform
\ their fFisBds end customers, that thsy
ore receiving and oPsninE their Fsll supply
of GOODS consisting, N peri. %
Cloths, Csssimefes sud Satiineis,
Calieoss and NiefiBos Of sii colors.
Groceries, Hards sFs, sbd QussnsWsrs,
Hats, Caps. Boots snd Shoes,
And msnJ other articles. aii q which we're
ssieeted wiih the utmost care, End PuFehss-
80 % the logsst kaock-dovn pTiess. vheb
vii epabls then 20 give gFssi BsFEsins
HEFLEBOWER q SILVER
Ksblei0vn, Oct. ~, 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
MRS. STATEY

HAS the pleasure Ia i"fotm the Ladies
IL or Harp-i,.frrry aud a.. Ni~init,. that
she has just received aud opcusd. > sp.e"did
assorim, at Of tho mos; e'egsut Ar,ici,s ~
her liue OF business. now ~ fashion In the
Eastern Cities, Which Miii make her escort
ment complete and Ice aui.fuI, comprising, IA
part, OF the following:
A .plc nhid a,sortpc1t Of Six BoRne's.
Plush BonncN Of GiGertut colCr' aud sizes,
To suit the .tason,
A large assortment Of French, English,
sud American Flowers.
Bonnet Ribbons, new style, suitable Tor
the season,
English Straw. Lcshorn and Tuscan Gypsy,
Cottage, and Greeisu Cottage BON
NETS,
Leyhorn Plat "a nc W and handsome article, }
\ variety Of False turls, PuG,, aud braids,
Of every color and size.
Everlasting Puls, new aud handsome Article,
Handsome Bonnet Silk- &c superior quality,
shinelle cord, Laces Of superior quaiily,
torsets OF splendid quality sc. sc.
Perfumeries Of different kinds, and Snow
Whiting,
SPLENDID JEWELLERY
or E,LRT DISC RirTioH,
Earnings. Breast-Pios, Rings, Chains, and
Guards, Buckles, Watches, Thimbics. sc.
Patent Lever and other Watches, Slides,
Watch Keys, Gilt and Jet Buckles, &C.
Harpers-ferry, Dee. Is, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
NOTICE.

ME- take this method Of informing our
w friends and customers that we sold
our eutire Stock GOODS TO David Koonce,
on the 18th Of December last, who will in
future continue business at the old stand
We sincerely tender our thanks, and feel
grateful 10 our friends and customers, for
the very liberal support We have received
from them. We now only ask and desire Of
those indebted TO us one more favor, aud that
"a, TO call end settle their accounts by cash
or otherwise, IS early As Praeteabie--we
hope Il will be done, aud save trouble. J.
l.. Russell, one OF the firm, is only author
ised tn settle tho business Of tho concern,
who will be found at all times for that pur-
pose al the old stand.
JOS l.. & r. RUSSELL.
HarPers-Ferry, Jan. 10, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
FOR RENT, E4:;aA
Tia, ,oeH-hmo,cn a:Ns
TAVERN STAND,
The Valley Hotel,

- ChariestoWn, Jefferson Comfy, Virginia
II sttastcd "a t,e most ecutg-l part of the tcWn.
shout midway betWtsn the Cogst-iiuuse ATE,
B.st, ~ present occupied by Mr. !. y. Cater,
sho inieLds To move To the NcSt. aud under
~hos- julieious management the house has At
tsired high reputation.
The house 10 large aud comrnodiou., including
private apartments FOR = family. With convenient
kiiShens add other out-buiItlingA There are two
asblcs on the premises Que Of Which 10 inferior
u 10 other iu the Valley. There Is well Of
god ~ster la tlse yard. -nd in fact every eonve-
pirree a. establishment OF the kial y, auites
P0ssessioa Ia be hid on the irsi ,sy Of ApriI
neat The terms III Le made know nv apply
iog 70 JOHN kESNEDY.
dee I, 1880. Ck-IirsIoNI Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
BRen rns CINCINNATI eArErrr.

rnem ruB CINCINNATI GArErrE.
OLD GRIMES CAT.
eooe raSbys dead, that good old Cat,
We ns'cr shaii see her mors--
She ussd 10 eat both lean and Fat,
Aad lie upon The 1oor.
She was - kind % e,i could Be,
And never evil thought,
Blu, dad with other cats e-res,
Which made her comply sors,i
when winter came nith biting cold.
Shed n the correr la;
Around her Ices. her tai ,he'd fold.
Aud sleep the ive-,nns day.
She Away. sisid about The house.
Like all cats ought u do
And every DAY ,Le caught a mouse,
On sunday she caught two.
Her fame was spread. both far and near.
And every cat would bow
just iiss Old neishbor Sampsons steer
Would bow 10 Crimes COW.
Ever since poor spsny died,
She secms 4 " pine away,
To think = friend that time had tried,
should moulter into clay.
But now shes gone, let's let her rs,t.
The last OF Grimes trsin;
she'll sleeP IN peace on Spsifs's breast,
far down the muddy lane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
JOSEPH r. DAUoHlRTy,

INFORMS his clients and Others, that he
IL has abandoned tn. intention Of removing
TO the city OF New York, aud will continue
To Pr,eiise in the Court, Of Jefferson. aud
tho Superior Courts Of Frederick sud Prrkes
ley. lie will also stteud the Courts Of
Clarke county.
CbArlt-iown, Jefferson CO., Va.
Jan. 10, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
DAVID KOOSCE.
J,,u,rx 10 iSlT.
NOTICE.

~ - = ASs
HAVING purrhs,.d the entire Stock Of
IA Coed, OF David Koonce, 10 South Buli-
var, 1 sm now receiving aud ol,nilg from,
the Baltimore markets &c, fre.h supply Of
NEW IND SE.4SON.7BLE
GOODS.
which makes my assortment very complete.
aud which offer to nv friends and the old
customers Of David Koonce. SC At reduced
prices for cash. snd to puoctuaI customers,
sn6 hope, by strict attention TO business,
and . desire To please, to merit y liberal
share OF p1biic assuring them
that no exert,on " al be spared TO give gene
raj Satisfaction. sly stock consists, ia part,
rs follows, viz:
supeTlinr Cloths, all eolors,
Medium aud low priced do. DO.
Plain "a. ribbed Csss,a,erss.
Sattircis, good sssortment.
Scarlet, rcd, yellow, green & white Flan-
nols,
ca and "a Serinos, OF various eoiors,
Ru,e ard Point Blankets,
A choice assortment or Prints, super and
low priced.
Plain aEd 6gurej, brown and bic ac he'd
Mu.lihS,
Italian Lu,,rins and Gro. de Nap. Silks,
fancy co'ors, SC.
A splendid assortment Of Fancy and Dress
handkerchief,
English aud French Bombaz,nes,
Irish Linens, sc &c together with a
Large Stock OF Hard sare * Queehsw are,
Shoes aud Boots--ia. md Caps.
ALSO,
A good assortment OF Groceries, &c. &c.
With every article usually kept In n retail
store-to ali which ! invite the attention OF
the public to call and examine before Pur-
chasing elsewhere.
GEORGE KooNcE.
South Bolivar, Jan. 10, 1887.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16

RosgsSas, USTgStsss!
HyHE subscriber has jus, rssssSsl fte~
II the city ssrksis, whA . sPlssdiJ sop
ply Of
Day GOODS, oRoCuarrs,
Qusensc~s. Haydsors, &c.
To which he particularly invites the public
sttsetios gessrslly. His sssortment wiIlbs
found isferior TO soss other m the market;
he therefore can only ssy. come aud era
mine for yoursslvss-or NJ least try him
and then you in aod good Bsrgans-thers's
no mistake about that. He invites the at
tsptioa Of the ladies and geatle men to his
stock OF Fancy Goods, which now. from re-
ca Mt additions, comprise the latest Winter
Fashions. The following articles may 10
found among his assortment;
A splendid stock 81 q "a hsrinos Of va
rious eolors,
A handsons assortment Of fancy eolOrsd
Silks,
Black Italian silks,
Musiins. Dslsnss, . splendid srticis for
dresses,
ga and - black Bomba zine,
stock OF Winter Prin's, new style,
-, "a and 81 Blanket shawis, fashion,
| ablo eaiors
Tibet sha.s. splendid style.
Scarf,
Blond GusIe and hgurrd Dersxe y,i,..
Worked Cspes ard Collars.
Aspleodid assortment Ol solored and bl,ek
| Beliing,
Bisek. ~ i,e, eo,orei & Tor uin'd Gloves,
| Black and white Fur BUnnels.
| Winter Straw do.
And . handsome assortment Of SAX as
other Bonnsts,
Handsome Lining for Boonets
CLOTHS
| h,ndsome assortment OF Cloths Of ssri-
ors eoiors add qualities.
Nohair Cloth of superior quality And OF
| different colors,
| handsome assortment Of plain and rib
bed as>Imeres,
Plain and figured Sattines, SC.
| ALSO,
Boots and Shoes, handsome assoFtuent
Hat. and Csps, do. do
Sugar, Coffee. Tea, sc. sc together
with every article usually kept IN . Retail
Store. The subscriber fe 81, CRATE ful for ~,
encouragement bestowed upon him since
he has been IN business. for which he ofIets
his thanks, and hopes, by strict attention To
business, to merit and receive a due share OF
public patronage.
CHARLES sTALEY.
Harpers-Ferry. Dec. Is, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
TO RE.1'T,

THE Ifelse and BlseLsmiih's aud Wagon
HSksrs shops, now occupied by MIR
David high, two miles north OF ChsTie>town
Also, several Lots 10 the village Of HslitowD,
or building leases. Very favorable terms
would be given 10 Tsiior who would iu-
prove and settle Immediately. Also, for
sale. IoO, COO Bricks Of superior quality.
Jan. ~. 1897. JOHN YATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
For Safe.

YEpHE SAW MILL. DWELLING HOUSE,
II aud two LOTS, belonging TO Samuel
DoWney on the Shenandoah RIVER.
MIR. William Little, will show the shove
property " any persons wishing 10 purchase.
ROBLKF BURNS.
Dec ~ is36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-16
.vOfiCc.

NDwARD p. COOKE and PHILIP r.
A COOKE having formed = professional coz
nvAiUu. ~hi practice "a the Courts of Law sod
Caansrry "a faIpIsicK spd JErrIasoS eoub-
ties u. u. Cooks ~ili, moreover. attend the
Superior Courts Of CL,rKr aud iAsrsuinh
They have undertaken. With the all anal CO.
operation "f john L. Cooke. TO sitrpd sni close
bis business in the court. Of federisk, J.G,rsoa.
sud Hampshire eouniics
Winel, sirr, Jan ~. 1857