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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-23
Canncn's maj. in West Tennessee

Stnate, VHTps-U
IT of REPRESENTATIVES, De R. and SO " - MAJ
.B,yubiicans. Ye have done nobly-and have lie
thanks of The friends of Popular Sovereignty throughout
a., World, Tennessee CONES into her old posltlon-wi!h
Republican Governor, with Republican majorities IN
both branches Of her State Legislature, and with SIX
R"nu!can Representatives in Congress! Ye hove re
pudaed Clay and Fdeyss and to y1Tf RE
ancient principles-VAN BUREN AND HE Ne
The fruit Of the Victory in Tennessee is seen in the
e,,loa inc extract of letter "from distinguished wing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY


Believe Il. said the child-'beiiev
it thought you knew It'll know it,"
How do YOU know IL. my oesri''
The minister said. that as true rs the
grass would grow up. and the aowcr,
bloom m spring. so true would nv mo-
,ber rise. Icame Few DAYS Afterwards,
and planted flower seed on the grave
The grass came green in this bur, INC
ground long ago; and I watched every
day for the flowers. and TODAY they have
come up ioo-see them breaking through
the ground-by aud by msmma will
come again"
A smile Of eNul,ing hope PLAYED on
the features VI the boy; and tel, paine d
at disturbing the faith and confidence
with which he wa, animated.
But my 1.-THE child" said ]. 1T is no,
here that YOUR poor mother will rise."
Yes. here" said he. with emphasis
''here they placed her. and here l have
come ever since The FIRST blade Of grass
was green this year"
looked around. and saw that the tiny
feet Of the child had irod out the hrrbsge
q, the grave side. so constant had been
hts attendance. What faithful watch.
keeper-u hat mother could desire rich
er monument than the form OF her only
son bending ,earfai, bu, hoping over The
grave:
But wiliiarn." said 7. "n IS in sno.
ther word that she will rise. and / at
tempted 10 explain 10 him the nature OF
:ha: promise which he had Mistaken
| The child was confused. aud he appe are j
neither TO be pleased nor satisfied.
! u mammals not coming back 10 mo
IT she - not u come tip here. What shall
] dol cannot STAY without herr"
You shall 90 to her." said !. adopting
the language OF the Scripture you
shall go TO her but she shall no, come
again 10 you"
lie, me 90 then" said William. 'ie,
me go now. that | may rise with nam
ma"
William" said ]. pointing down 10
the r'arts just breaking through the
ground. 1.-THE seed which is sown there
would not have come ~. if it lad no,
been ripe; so you must wal, ill your APP
pointed time. until your cnd come;h."
"Then shall see her :"
e. surely hope So"
II will u al, then" said the child. "5ui
] thought should see her soon-l thong hi
] should meet her here"
And he did. In a month. william
ceased 10 wal, and they opened his mo-
hers grave. and placed his little coffin on
her's-ii was the only wish the child ex-
pressed in dying. Better teachers than
], had instructed him in the way 10 NEE
his mother and young as the little suf.
ferrr was, he had learned that all isbors
and hopes Of happiness, short Of Heaven,
are profiiiess and vain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
C g ~ " U ST r C a e = . gF .
For hs Ets Pres.
LOCO-FOcOlSN

LoCo-FOCOlSM
\ certain dOClrinc. to which - applied the sig
nihcani srpe!atIon OF Loco-F. c0isui, originating
amid the most d,ssoiuie aud vicious Of our popu-
iaiion hos gradually aud slowly been gaining
ground. First. ~ was promulgated as a sort ct
Teigicn> sect, p"riending great and annmalous
CHANCES 10 the moral and religion, cunditi0n 81
he People, creating new bass for society. aud
erecting new SuIcrstructufc. While cohhBtd
10 tbs narrow and sectional limit u attracted on
" the attention Of the VICIOUS who admired n.
and The wise aud yiriuuus. a. the hgmcni ~ some
vicious aspfsnt 60 DotoTiciv. But, 70 hat foutd
larger field Of action. u has ~ lat containInA-
ted ihe political stream am now. bot 10 a sub
duef and miiigaied shape, assumes the seepirc
and dictatorship.
Clad IN Executive power. the doctrine IS well
fesignaied by The aVpei.aion 81 Leo FocDi-in
"A Loco-Fcco beng ara InaAmmatufy, inrs pdta-
~ HrIf', Who, 90 cousummate and maicu.lisc
az abstraction, would conspHs n world While
confined 20 %. match 10 the shades of private
h,e. Il preached oniy s-ains; uafriare. religion.
iaVs, ard properly. Non, ehen Iusuhrd lY tie
surpou 81 a political CHEF. q, assumes ibe aop-
- 81 t.ciaiofs 60 ~ millions of people, vh1
have becDtne great and prosperous under dec
times and pflcurcs ~ dfssfrnllar from Loco T,-
coisn a. light from darsness. Tie ciy - nov.
and the gicIDUs AMI f'e vaFrant respond - ith &C.
c0ffrs nnce- down wIih rank and fashion.
cornm-fcc While % o., so~ccpubr &c m~ iGost
positive f~mnr~raiion. u.at fatk. founds1 on
merit, ri'irs, and pudora. flat fashion hazel "a
improvement. that fsme l,csfoued for srrr-ei IA.
go ucrh, MAJ iaes founded in tis nsc@s.it,e. ~
pope, hat ccmmeIce 90 vhifh banks an.l
ihoir sfs'cms - credit are TIE aimsnfstive mr.
thetJ founded on eHchange ~ va'ue. nrd pr
ducts - every deser rfon. - ne pedtmenf ~
uhich stands tle Pgfar.h ~ human ~ .r.v
"af1uui uhoef ,ummu Jier~is uig fesoise.
wht'r humanity aiH HleuiSrr a itg hase"
1hs relative poanna r ihis moral md p, fif-
cai iercfy may b. eel fefU-d hv shat mar D.
cs 10 the morsl scale & Arfcfe fiuas f..
opinion ~ hat phliossfher lau9 hke many oif.ef
of hs observations. detneeI from ihc moral a.-
iunr NJ man. founded In trntaI that every vi0u~
ncrpPes, o. % were. eetifai position 90 mediate
rrfni afd thai, fetroreisni from fhat poiri. o..
par. 90 ~ f~renf er.Telues. ~ cofff carf.ay
ficss. inio Vh'ch Virtu- nay - sisorisJ 90
eEamce trafsrY is q crhfral VIRUS. ~hirh
nlay teFenffaie a. one erifrinr lnia rsshn~ss.
ard ~ W oihff inio covafdcr. Noe. 70 uiil
- ohrrrgei, ard u - n marx abe otserrsii..n
fi,in lhefe sfsad On fhstc points ihfFr different
lrdividua's, mhgec vifh BE virfus ard fhs iees
hat vhils she siFioous bfays usah stands sxalfei
~ NJ pfsiss bet,nvcd ~ ~ tn srfsssts -.
lstfsT are ~ obSsss II zach osksTs ssesrsss
sboee
L. ~ ~, 81 - 49,. -'.I-if 49,. -tv- ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

il 'gain--therr. SIR. how does iha, feel
nos go 10 bed"
MIR. Shocks. YOU horr;d wretch. how
can YOU sir'ke q child Of mine in that
vsy Come here Thor rs. poor fellow
did he get hurt-neveI mind-hcre's .
lump OF sugsr-;here. that's good bo, q"
Mrs. Snooks. let me tell YOU. YOU
vii! spoil the children you know ! ne
yer interfere when YOU see &, 20 punish
= child-i,s strange ths, woman can ne.
yer do any thing right"
"Ne'er do any thing right faith. Mr..
Snook', II nobody did any thing nyh: in
this house but Yourself. 1 wonder wba,
ouid become OF u.s.
Let ne tell you. ma am. and I'll bear
II no longer you arc as snappish ss-as
-a-she dog-and IL there j. a divorce
10 be had III the land, ] will have II: YOU
would wear ou: the patience ofJob"
20 dear how mad the poor man is ::
vel. good night 10 YOU my dssr.-plea-
SAINT dreams"
There. she's gone. Thank heaven
m alone once more. Oh unhappy man
that am. 10 be chained down 10 such n
cTea'ure-she Is The very essence Of ugll-
ness cross and peevish. y, that could
once more be q bachelor curse the day
tina, ever saw the likeness OF her. Yes
! will get a,divorce cant live With
her any longer; j, i utterly impossible -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
rrOm The Pennsylvania.
CONCERNING YOURSELF.

tOi kSEI-E.
You canno, find more companiona.
bic person than yourself, il proper a,,rD-
ton be paid 10 the individual. Yourst II
will so with you wherever you like. and
come away when YOU please; approve
your Jokes. assent To your PROPOSITIONS.
and. IN short. be every way sgreeable. il
you only learn and practice the true art Of
being really ION good terms with YOUR
self. This. however. is no, so ea>v as
many imagine who DO not often ,rv the
experiment. Yourself when /, catches
you IN company with no other person, IS
apt 10 be a severe critic on your faults and
ioibles. and when YOU are censu,ed hv
yourself. IT IL generally The severed and
most insolersble species Of reproof. I, is
on this account that YOU ale often afraid Of
yourself, and seek sny associates no mat
Ter how inferior, whose bold chat NAV
keep yourself from playing the censor -
Yourself is likewise a Jealous iirnd. II
neglected and slieh,ea, it becomes a
bore and 10 be left for evena shor,
time by Yourself is then regarded as
actually cruel penancr, as many end
when youth. health. OF wealth has de.
parted. How important is il then 20 know
myself. to cultivate myself. 10 respect
myself. 10 love myself, warmly but ration
ally. A senuble sell ~ the best Of guides.
for few commit errors but ia broad dlsre-
gard of It's admoni;ions. IL tugs con,inu.
ally at the skirts OF men 10 draw them
from their cherished vices. II holds up
lis sh,dowy finger in warning when YOU
go asirsy. and il sermonizcs sharplv on
your sins after they have been commit
ted.
Oar nature is two io!1. and is MOBILES,
par! IS the self 10 which We ref.r. /,
stands on the alert 10 check the excess of
the animal impulses. and though il be.
comes weaker ia the fulGfmen, It's task
by repeated dissppoinImen,s, IL is rarely
50 unieebled as 10 be unable 10 rise up
occasionally, sheeied and pale, like
Richard victims, 10 oveTW helm the oi1.n d.
der with the bi,ierest reProhchcs. Study.
therefore. TO be on good terms with YOUR
sell. Pleasures aud successes eanno,
compensate for the loss OF hi. good un.
dersiAnding and amicab!e relationship be.
tween the parties who occupy the house
YOU live in"
"one seii-srprovinr hour hoe ycary outweig',s
% stupid Harcis and Of load hqzzaS"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
THE TREE or LEE.

IL ann; not DER the secret foods,
That freed the ancient wave of Nae,
Nwavcd not IN the til Sic woods
Where Dfgids hespd their blood-siained pie;
u lowered no, IN the dosky shades
OF I'D Dodons's classic grove.
| II spranS not mid Casfslia's yisdc<,
Where Nvmph. and Faun, and Sstyr rove
Tha, stately tree say, whence ]; spread -
Twas from IN infanI'scrsdled bed
II sprar-, it spread; DER all the earth
Is leases their frcsi'ning shadows cast
And thoughts az love. and peace, and hiIih,
Wherc'cr rs fragrance blessed the blast
Tho robsser lsit hrs helpless prey,
While DER hrs head IT, branches played,
The war-does hushsi lkciT hungry bay.
And efoocled. and slept beneath its shade.
That soothing tree say, whence II spteaG-
Twas from an Infants Graded he'd.
Here. from the noon,idc's suluy Team,
The veafy pilgrim Scels<epOSe
And hn5s, IN horcs that round him c,cam,
balm for all hi> lourncyS woes.
The wido~ s-ess her husband here
And, smiling. saws her srscis are Ger;
The orphan wipes the falling tear,
he >esS has fathers face once more.
Tha, healing tree say. whence II spread
Twas from sn infants cradled bed.
Here laws the brave his banner down,
Mud hiaes IN dust his gcry sword;
Ana aSAe, q ~ INC de>roi> crown,
Add reniieniial tears are poured.
Here NAV the starving beggar S,av
T., h-fc are brad, and winr. and room,
And rich and Snow-uhitc roteS assume
That bouni-ouS tree : saw, whence II spread,
Twas from an infants Graded bed.
That wondrous tree. ~ shade III seek,
The heat beats Gererly On my brow;
NV Pulsr - faint. my limbs are weak,
long 10 gam H. shelter now;
Der many fcry mile I've Passed.
FoG vel with in riy nerves were strung;
Eur now. Oh ! lei my strength but last,
Tia can stand that band smonc,
Who bless the tree hat sprung and spread
From poor Iafant'S Graded bod,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
SPRING GCCCSo
H ARPER WHITE have received large
II Il and general assortment Of
ScaSOR8bfc Goods.

aAnoSesT INN Arr
Blue, black, Invisible green, &
other coiorsd (SAOTAS,
Blue. bl'ok. and fancy eoior-d Cassimeres,
summer Cloths, good assortment.
summer c9ssimerss sud frcBCh Drillings.
BroSn. Irish and French Linens,
White ssd coiorrd Marseilles ve.tinss
PLAN and Figured Satin Nes;iHg,,
silk aud Cotton yeIve,..
ChaIleys, housl,n de Lanes assorted
Figured silks, blue. black. aud eoloTed,
uanonI's best black Lustring,
Ga French Bonibazine,
Thread isces and EdHinCs
Bobnet Footing. and Edgings
Preach and other Worked Muslin Collars,
Handsome black and white Lawns.
Fancy, ssiin striped aud painted Lawns and
CAmhries.
Cros--barred, Swiss md Jacoaei Mullins,
nuli. Nuli end SWISS Nu.iinS.
Linen Csmbric and Linen C1JDbrie Hsndk'fs,
Fancy Scarf, and Iisndkfs. handsome ossort,
Rrrds' Eye and Rus-is Diaper aud Crash,
Brown and black HOLLANDS.
White and coiored Cotton Hose assorted
SIX Hose and hsf Hose assorted,
Ladies Nd. Pi~-Sic, silk and Cotton Gloves,
N"o's Kid. SIX, Thread spd Cotton do.
- Cotton Sheeiing-, Tick,nCs. APRON Cheek,
Prniteriisry, snd other Domestic PIaits,
Parasols and Uupbreiia.
Bpfisps AID other Linens
Brpwn srd blosrhcd Domestic in great variety
We invite our friends and The rublrr "a call and
examine our Stork o. has been selected with
much care, and ne are determined t. seIi
eheap A. A w
shspheri,.oun. April y. 1890
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
n COUPLE OF STRAY LEAVES.

Luz he JirH-sN MONTHS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Well, my dear will you 20 TO the
party :o-DIghti you know We have a very
polite invitation"
Why. my love. just as you please !;
you know always wish 10 consult your
pleasure.
We'll then. Harriet. suppose we 90 !;
that Is u you are perfectly wiling now
don say yes, because do, for YOU know
that where you are. there am perfectly
happy
Why. my love. you would enjoy your.
self there ] am suIe. and wherever YOU
are happy. shall De. o. course What
dress sball | wear, William my white
satin wiih blonde or my ashes of roses, or
my levaniine. or my " bite lace. you al.
1ays know better than I about such
thing."
Harriet. dearest. you look beautiful IN
any thing, now take your own choice
but think YOU look very well IN the white
satin"
There. William. dear, knew YOU
would think just ss did-oh how hap
nv We shall be there tonight; aud you
mus, promise not TO leave NE Tor no.
ment, Tor shall be so sad u YOU do"
"Lelve thee, dearest leave ihcel
No ~ yoi.scr star ! sweat %
ooh. William, dearest William, how
beautiful that ~. gOu are always iraFning
poetry TO make ne happy"
And HaTnet, my own pTized Harriet
would not do any thing IN the old IL
give you one moments happiness; oh
2
times almost ito much happiness to LAST"
oh do not say 80. dear William, II
I viii las;-and We shall see many wear,
/ yet hspp'er than this. for will not oui
love be stronger and deeper every year;
and now dearest. I will he back in one
moment. and ~e Will go"
There she has gone bright and bean.
7 ,iful creature she Is--Oh hoW misetsbic
I sboald be without her. she has indeed
( cast strong spell over my heart. and
one that reyeT. no never can be broken
he - The only star ~ ny existence. goid.
ING on n virtue and to happiness. srt
T ran ever love her less than now can
. I de's.t her, Can I speak NJ her in lss,
I than terms II pfaise' Oh. no. its i'm.
+ rosHb'c--.he - too good. TOO pufe-bap.
/ ~. bsPpy nan that am"
I II4Cfs ,eeenf--ur ~ az ssTTn 9trruGr.
MY dear. ] viii thank 700 To pa, lhs
sugar Won jidn't grve me bot one lump. 81
/ wei. Mf. Snooks ! declare YOU uss
enough sugar "a Tea 20 sweeien q hogs
head OF siasgar. James, keep your fn.
+ gers out 81 the sFrtimcais susan ksfl
sil. ba~ ling deeiste Il J.. enough e
set one disifseted-ibsIe, take that yot
& little stretch"
why. Harriet. Vhas IA. tie chill,
+ ionc' deci.re YOU are TOO hagy -
u wiBh. Mr. Spooks yoo' q Mod YOU
own hu'insss. you're always meddiins
I 0fh vhai don't concern you.
'Well. Mrs. Snooks. I vsnt 70 knos
who has = better right u have not--yo,
are slways ffs,iisg snd iumihg s5op
nothing
"Ps Thomss is tearing yous nsWsps
peTs sll up -
"Thomas. cone bere-hov dare yoS
= Ehelse ~ r-rfu ~ tpoeh ycu - ier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
3 AND SUNNI
GOOD&.

AT KABLE-TowY.
n GORGE z. CUAMBEGLiN respectfully
an informs bis friends and customers that lie
i nov receiving and opening large and bean
nful assortment of seasonsblc GOODS, emhrac-
ing many rich and new-siy'e articles, worthy the
attention " purchasers generally. lie invites
at Go want bargains IN examine his stock and
Pr@.s. Nearly every thing sept iu retail stores
will he found, and al viI b sold upon such
terms % cannot faA n p'casr.
kablcjown. April u, 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

rcONDNY - cefrtsgsrfesi n ffs nav
STATE rsHarrst ftils GOOD f.ofS b. fiu.trstior
q ihs nest c0mmsadssie Vlsiss Here - its
inselats
A nIseriv nan would ofen say 70 De
children, Now my deafs. y hich OF YOU
W,ll have Geo, aad ~ ~ BED without
say surperi' AnsWef. We 81 ali f..
her" The next morning b. wculd cav
" Will vou az gir, cent. anJ have
warm cakes fof breakfast = Yes ygt''
they vosld reply. with onr aco'd -
ThBf hs void get bis money back sgsia
snd shss, ihsn ont 81 ons mesl wofih
double ihe a14ani.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

Il meant 70 have toid you n hat hole. q"
said ~ I0.hnan 20 he friend vho vs'
~ailing efh lin ~ b.. garden, and ,iom.
bed inio rit Coli 1T v ,fer. "No met.
ser ssvs PIT los irg fhe fnr3 sud water
out OF his mouth I've found &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
E-SW gDgrru,

'HE subscriber respectfully snaoaness to
b. ffsrif ard ths gubiir rsasrsliv. hat
Ne has recsissd snd opeaei large stock Of
sPnTud q aunRBGER GOODS.
Emsrscias ssery sFiicis ususlly Kept ~ = Re-
tat Stole, shieb viii - sold - the most Ess-
gsl terms Tor cash. % " paneiusl cuslomess o.
short credit. hs soiieis e cell fFors every
oss "a ,saFeh q gsod Goods 81 low pricss.
WI. necoy
Tosta nsllssr. Nsy 2. fs19
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16

local hab'tiiion To- this an;i-socia doctrine of
Loco-FOcOism. Observe its relative pSsiuOn:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
Grurrdl futrll(prurr.

On our hrsi pogr may be found an account of
the ProeecdlDrS at the " inchcstcr Pf.sbytery
recently hptd IN Ch.rlesiown. A friend his since
furnished us WITH tie following sketch oi The pro-
ceedi"Ss OF the New School" PIesbytcp, aner
Their separation from the "oid School" party.
Roeiirgha'a Register.
The Rev. Abnrr ". Fitzpatrick VA.
appointed Moderator. aud the Rev. J. j.
ROYAL Clerk.
During the sessions Of Pre,by,ery the
io'ioaIng items OF business were trans
scied.
DR.. Hill. member Of the Presby,ery
OF The District Of Coluu.bia, being pre-
sent. was invited 10 take u seat a. a cor
responding member.
The Rev James W. Philips. Who had
declined the jurisdiction of Lexington
Porshy'sry. IN Consequence Of the 'eces.
sion OF said Preshy,ery from the Presby'c-
Ran Church in the Uni:ed States OF A
mrriea was on hi. own sppiicauop, re-
ceived as a member OF thu. Presbytrv.
The Church OF Cooks Creek rad llar-
nsonbury. which had also. for tho ssm.
cause, refused further connexion with
SAID Prcsby'rry, upon application through
IT'S con missioner. was taken under the
watch and care oi the Pr-sbyWTv. and
Jehu Warren. an Elder delegated hom
saii Church. being present. took BIS sr,'
The Rev. John Iodor, James w. Phil
lips and John T. Hsrgravc we're appoint
ed a Committee 10 daft Pastoral Letter
10 the Churches under the care OF Pres
hyiery.
Rev. John J. Royal wns reelected
Treasurer. and the Rev. J. w. Phillips
vas elected stated Clerk of Prs.hytery.
Rev. John +. llargraVe aud DR.. John
Cpigley. were elected commissioners -
tie next General Assembly. ard Rev.
John J ROYAL and James Allen their al
lrrna,rs.
The Rev. 7. p l. ,lch, acrn, for The
virginia Colonization Society, addressed
the Prrshytcry GA the subject OF has agen-
CIV. After which ;; a. recnmmsrded
10 our min.,er, 10 preach on the subject
81 colonization, snd 20 !ake MP collections
in aid OF H.. Society. on The Sabbath
preceding or succeeding The i;h 81 July
next; and Mr.. Balch vas inNied TO vi,,,
our ohuToh he's.
Mr.. Andrew Hun'cr Holmes BOYD. q
iicent's,o OF the Pre-bytery, having salts
faciotIlv passed through al the iris!s pre-
scribed ny tie constitution. vas ORDAINED
10 the work % the gosp-, ministry. The
Rev. AbGcr W. KiiuatrIsk- preached tie
ordination scrnon. TIN .ev. John T..
Hsrgrave presided, narrated the trials
through which Pre,bylerv had conducted
the candidate, propo.ed the constitution
al questions and received the answers ia
affirmative 10 those questions and made ,h"
ordination prayer, during the imposition
Of the hands OF Pre- sbytrrv. After which
each minister presented the right "and of
fellowship. and The Rev. Jane. ". Phil
lipa delN cred the charge TO the newly
ordained minister. Mr.. Boyd then took
his seat az uembrr.
The business OF Pfeshy,ery being com
p'eic!. the rreshytety adjourned To meet
a,l.eesburg Loudonn county on tie THURS
day preceding tie ..ud S.1Sash oi sep
teinbcT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
ENRO.N NLEEER

Al rs just received and Is now opening n
'Pisald assortment &C
GOODS
TO which le invites the attention 81 ms frienfs
aha nc public sencrl'ly-and particularly The
attention of the Ladies, a. be has many Goods
That viii please thcm
klJ.einwn Apid H. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-16
NprtMg and SHn nars. Goods.

They invite oil who are in search of coed bar.
EGin' and et,sP goods 81 give the n, cali a. the,
ssa and w.d .-i CHE-iP Their stock eomp,i-
essysr. article u>usIls found ~ . retail store
such
Dry Goods, Qae,ns, GiIss and EuG.raye.
Stoe', Boots. Hrfs. Boantfs. SC. Sc.
II Faeas'9rimenio Of L., oeriiss. DC
SMITH < K9PLINGFE.
April II, is3o.
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O10 94On9a

~ L. siGAfoosE & co. r.,pceifuii, an.
= na"ees 10 the public that iaey h.ve op~n.
ed .Ns~ Store N CAsrl,stS,ca Ia the roota oc-
cop'ed for many yesrs 9, Store by sir. w. ".
Lane, where they have opened .
Ls'ss sad SpiSnsid .f''0-fmeni Of Eniirel,
NEW GOODS,
Embracing the greatest variety. which will b.
s,o'd on tho mot accommodating terms They
invite call from the public generally, and the
Ladies particularly. to examine their Stock of
GOODS. The. would particularly invit- public
attention TO their Stock of SHOES, which Or.
entrciy OF Domestic make, (no Yankee OF ell
'Ie'' ava which will De sold unPrecedsh,iy low.
April IA. 1889.
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ENW- SpG-YG GOODS
S1oHN u. SHROPSHIRE inrutnis Lts friend.
~ and the public generally. that he has ree.N-
Ell his stock OF
SPRING GOODS,
waking his assortment almost entirely new
TO which he respectfully invites a caii FROM
those IN want at BIrgaias H.. S,cck consist,
o. a. great variety Of articles (which II il un-
necessary 10 hsm-i a. any other Retail Store.
HIS stock Of Cloths aud Cassimere- arc unusual
~ cheap I'D hshd,ouie. The Ladle. are oar.
ucGlsri. invited 10 ali and examine loss .ri.n-
old Figured silks, Lawn NoGslin-de. snes &c
Of the most fashions bic kind
Persons wishing To purchase, will please give
him call, n he - determined not to De under
sold by any merchant IN che Valley.
Chsriesiown, April IS. 1883
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The follnuiag sho'i senienes 81 slslcs
~ Willlsm Penn. should be kept " y nd
by 81 yooag persons who sse Ihinkias ~
committing ssinmonys-- Mr. agysp
bpf foy Dr.. BET zee ftaf fSoy Iorssl vtgi
Is oysir,
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TESSsYLvtNit -1hddlsus STe7I has
reluctantly consented io enter the House
Of Representatives. at the adjourned ,cs-
sion ohrh meets neat Monday. IN bis
letter. announcing h,. determination, he
insists upon i, that the Hopkins House i.
Illegally constituted. hut declares ,hs, he
cannoiresis' the wishes Of MS constituents.
hoScvei dcicsieiy animated. Il shall.
therefore" says he, conquer my rrpug-
nance 20 u and enter iha, House - The al.
lourneG session liumbug Is at a pre-.
mum IN Gettysburg.