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uader. Barley may be substituted Who'll.
or IN part Tor oats. Bsing partial 10
TIE permanent pasture afforded by our M.
Ave green grass. keep an additionsl en-.
closure Tor that purpose, and nor both
clover. fields. which, In addition 10 the
eOrn-fodder. WILL winter large stock
u''ng the straw oOly for litter. Although
formerly PsrtialioliGoihy for hsy,I would
not tolerate IL, under the above system.-
My reasons are plain clover hay made
on the plan Of curing in the cock (or
shdds') instead Of scattering il out 10 the
breeze, sun, dew and rain, prefer 10
timothy bay for ell purpOses while the
former. belonging ~ il does TO The leeam-
nous class II plants. 10 smelioratinR. and
{ fertilizer. the latter being OF the iuber.
Gus rooted or culmiferous class Of plants,
exhausiing the soil By feeding on the spe-
chic food Of wheat, 10 . sterilizer. Well.
| myself have tried roots, end would not
condemn them wholly but contend.
the acre Of ground forced by manure and
culture. producing good crop Of beets,
viii, nader like cireumstances, produce
an equal. IL not greater amount Of solid
nutrlmeni in the shape Of corn. II you
Nusf experiment With beeis. they may
be cultivated in the corn. field. without
oeslrueiing the above system. But mark.
II The system Of the rotation above de-
Seribed, on account Of furnishing the bes,
food for stock, summer and winter, and
inStfytag good crops. while il improves
the soil. does not. meet general favor.
long after the present mania and fever
Tor beet culture shall haze collapsed, TO
The noticed only among the things THAT
have been" Perhaps ought 10 add,
that II is necessary on some farms, TO
subject parts Of the land 10 iilIsge crops,
TO clean aud clear them Of binding grass
before adopting this systen. which was
my case Il must be remembered that
lime 10 q great auxiliary 10 this, the
same - 10 other systems.
AID nov. Mr.. Editor. sware Of q par
iiAlIiy 70 beel culture for stock, shall
look out for cenSoTial notice from some
ready pen; neveTihelesS, I shsll not be
easily driven from my ground.
w. PENN KINZER.
sPTinelawn Farm, Pequsa, Lancaster Co,
--sS,-,.,,,, c.,.2..,
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VARIETY.

The leading men Al The South during
the revolution and since, have been, With
isW exceptions. Of wealthy families. or Al
lest Of families IN good circumstance.
snd OF the 6Fst rack in their respective
States. While The leading men al the
North have sprung ~ almosi universally.
i.o.n the poorer classes 20 society. The
consequence Of this material dlaeFenee
IS. that the Southern statesman l. dsst,.
Tote. for The most part, Of those practical
views of men snd things and that insi
mate knowledge Of The y abts Of ell Glaze.
es u society. for which The Norihsrn
siaiesman is generally noted. The Nor
lhefn salesman. ube0 young. most gene.
reilly has 10 contend wiih the fss 0aeasfa
aoni--ibe narfow circumstance 81 BE
faa.ily--to make one doilsr do he dutg
Of iWo-io pfseiiee economy evsn n BE-
does not preach n. The sauthefn states.
MAJ on ihe r0susFy hes been all his life
seeasiomsdsio have be aanis aniseipalsd
BY 0bedieot slaves, snd 10 enjoy iifs m
ihs most sgfeesbls Hannsr lohn Ad.
ems vas ihs soo 81 q poor rhoemaksf.-
Ihowas yfarften aas oue 81 he eolonisI
nobiliy q Pireinis. and IRE heir 81 thoa.
SEEDS II seFes cad bundfeds q nsrFoss
Ffsnhiin Eas q p.aieT and ihe son Of :
iailog ebandlss Asdison vas che COO
81 g bishop end bcig % fortune. Whip.
PIE YES a sailor. Hogkins ssfsst o..
sheIman q shoemaker, and manv othef
leaders 81 ibs ievolutloo 81 tie North. Of
sqpaliy humblt ouEis. While he lee
deafs oi ibe sane revolution 81 the 3onib
pefs simosl % e usn. of the vrfy hishesi
rack 10 society Men ~ splendid iof-
isnes, e1oraisd 81 Osfsid % Canhridge
associated ia ibfH y0uih Hl'h ihe tons
d ths Eaeiisb notiliy ed Il ikeI tastes
sod disposnieus. fnen'nI.g eimfocfahc
Such asfs FinchnfT Hailadgs. Htui-
son. Handolph. psndisia6. aad othef
greet Dairiois q ihs sonlh Aed - aflhe
pfssesi day. webster j. re cen 81 pooi
New lismpshirs fsTmsf. zee s. sisemaha
sa % En- sIiEiocFsL nayne wns defssBs.
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ihls summer fallowsd add scwn with wheat
the came - 10 1880.
The stock which has been pastured on
he farm the past summer. consists Of three
cows sed heifer. three horses, twenty
Eve hogs, land The latter part Of the sum.
mer asd fell 10 Pigs) md 40 sheep.
SEEpiEG LASDs.-My method Of seed-
ing lands 10 grass. 10 10 SOW live quarts Of
clover seed. and the same quantity q
timothy seed per acre on wheat, on some
oi the last SHOWS Of March: or II on Sptine
grs'p, use the same quantity Of seeds :
harrow them in lightly. aud mske all
smooth with the roller. When the grass
seed Is up, sou two bushels Of Rypsum
the second season but IL IL is intended
Tor moving omit the seeocd use OF eyp-
sum, ~ u causes he growth 10 be too
great. makes bad moving. and poor hay.
because clover when lodged. soon be-
comes mouldy and rotten. Since have
followed the practice Of sowing gypsum
after grass seeds. have found no Difficult.
~ IN their vegeiaiing we'll and living
through the summer. think il assists
the young plants to withstand the drought.
would advise every farmer 10 pursue a
rotation Of crops: plough. now, aad pas
ture each 6eId 10 its turn. II you have
fields which are go vet a. to prevent this.
make them dry by judieious draining
Ample directions for this may be found
IN former volumes OF The Culiivator, and
IN no other way can capital be more pro-
htsbiy employed on = wet farm.
Keep . crop Of some kind al eli tine,
growing on your fields, il you have no
grain or roots on them, be sure 10 have .
good quantity Of grass there. To this end
SOW grass seed. and especially clover. OF.
ten and Plentifully. .'he opportunity OF
making thousAnds Of dollars annually is
lost to our farmers by falling TO SOW clover.
The fields which q fee dollars worth OF
clover seed would cover With luxurian,
crop Of grass. 10 fatien The cattle aud fer.
tilize the earth. are for the want Of such
seeding often seen . barren waste, or,
what Is still worse, = vast receptacle OF
thiSileS, daity. aud johnIWort. from which
The adjaeeD; fields receive large supply
VI these noxious weeks.
One thing more respecting the m an age
ment OF my oEn farm. and close. 80
Intoxicating drinks Of any kind are used
upon my farm neiiber ID any thing rsis.
ed upon il. allowed to be converted into
such drinks. aud this would respectfully
recommend to my brother farmers.
+. MARKS.
NavDinO. OnondaKo Co.
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THE REPEAL QUESTION

There exists . wish among the Mira
loeotoeos 10 make . grand party rslly m.
der the Bank Charter Repeal aar. which
hss been hoisted by The Globe and En-
q0irer. II will not take in vireipia. nor
10 the Sooth. Mr.. CALHOUN. with an his
influence In South Carolina, cannot drive
mat state into measure 90 desperate
and disgraee9ul. The people Of the South
are . lsv loving and law abiding people.
They ~ili treat with contempt The ID
that there 10 ne binding efficacy in char.
tsrs-thai an act Of incorporation. unoa
the taiih Of which millions have hSea in
vested, can be repealed With a. little csrs.
moDy - bill for the impositica OF taxes.
Tie doctrine 10 revolving 70 the common
sense OF the great mass OF the eommuui.
~. IL may find eounienanee among the
agrarian and Fanny Wright portion Of a
corrupt political faction In The currup.
city Of New York, which holds that pre-.
sent legislation cannot bind posserity. and
other political heresies, which are rrpu.
dated among al dispassiouaie men Of
whaiever party. Ia lhis State, we repeat.
1t will hnt DO favor.
The exhcriaiion OF the Enquirer 10 the
democracy" hes been Tespon ded 10 in
some eouoties-in what manner, let the
proceeding 10 Buckingham and FaVquler
show. 10 he latter county, q gathering
took place on Monday the 26,h Of July,
The Times says Of it
The meeting on % lbday wa failp,. n
more than mere lack Of nhmbers T,heV vey-
divided IN sentiment. The s.siak o. s..is,s rnep
carried me day. u u true, bo; they we're stsfnly
and boldly fehuked - voices never before heard
IN opposiion. Major Huaton, Gea. Wallace
ana Malsr WAllaes cast the mselves in the breach.
aud essayed To save the party from such deer
reproaeh bot Richie and the Globe we're to-,
SuanR for them IN that meeting, (eonsis;ins Of
- al toid,) although Ne have no doubt that N n
iull meeting the result would &c othsrwiss
The course pursued by these three gentlemen
exhibited great indepsudenee, and high degree
81 moral courage We have rarely heard bold
~, more just or more eioqusnI views than we're
pTrarnted BY Major Wallace. HIa structures
upon this nOvel doctrine Of repeal" we're made
IN strain Of lofty aud indignant feeling. wbieh
did honsur 10 his heart. The party hacks, Who
manage IN Richmond and Washington. viii 6nd
Il uP hall work 70 face the people IN Sppesi,ion
10 these men"
The opposition Of such men 10 nea.
sure urged by party lssders At Wssbin gtnn
and Richmond, 10 significant Of its fate.
We will not compliment The Messrs.
WALLACE and Senator HuNToN upon the
course they have isken. We rs.pect
them individually too highly TO suppose
they would sSt olherwise.
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Arrival or shc Acadia.


80 Oat AAtEh FkOM ENGLAND.
The Royal Nail Steamship Acadia.
captain Rysis. arrived in Boston esr,v
on MONDAY morning from Liverpool.
bringing advicss from that CITY 10 the
xOth OF July, six days later than we're re-
eeived IN New York BY the s,eamship
Great Western.
Among the passengers 4, Samuel
SvanUout' Esg.. the fSrmer collector oil
the customs 81 New York.
There had been some bad weather
eut at the time OF the sailing Of the Aca.
Ola, d bad much improved, and the pros.
Peess zeTe then favorable for the coming
harvest.
Flour was on The rise, and the du,v on
wheat was rather lower.
The Columbia arrived II Liyerpool n, a
a. M. Of the l4lh. Reports her passage
"Ist days from CunaTd's wharf. Boston
including Ii hours detention Al HaIifax'
Passengers from New York. IL DAYS and
3 hours. Including time for breakfSst and
luncheon At Boston"
The marriage Of Lord John Russell was
TO take place At Mimic House, Roxbureh.
shire. on the 20th Of July.
The marriage Of Sir Robert PEEL,
daughter and viseouni ViIliers.- eIde,t
son Of the Earl Of Jersey, was solemniz.
ed at 81. Georges Church. Hanover
square, on the l4th Of July, the Bisbop
OF Oxford officiating.
The Queen aud Prince Albert were
about making tour Of visits: 6Tst TO the
Duke and Duehebs Of Bediord, at Woburn
Abbey. where they would stay two or
three days; thence to Pansangef. the sea,
OF Earl Cowper. and thence 10 west Psrk
the seat OF Earl de Grey. in Bedfordshire.
IN their progress they intended 10 stop
and lunch with Lord Melbourne. a, Broc.
ket Hall. These royal progresses have
so long been out of use that they NAV be
considered quite novelty.
The ELECTIONS.
The complete ascendaney Of the Tories
y assured, by the returns reported since
the departure Of the Great Western
Their m,jOrisy in the House Of Common,
will be about seventy.
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IMPRoyED sYsTEM-RorAT1oN on

CAOP6.
The very best rotation Of crops, Is q sub
Jeet vastly mora important than any other
one connected with the fasming business.
As such, il has been for years 10 me 4
matter Of deep anxiety and interest, the
object being. 10 digest system, which
shall in ats detail. yield the greatest i'm.
me6isie return. and Ullimslely improve
ieeisIiilityoG the sOll-to be an augmentine
and amslio7A:ing system-a desideraturn
10 farmers Of more intrinsic value than a
remedy for The Hessisn ay snd ''esp,e
and remedy" for mildew combined; be.
cause this system will prove, in iis very
operation, the beat cure Tor ell these evils.
OF any yet known. Farmers may expa,i.
ate ~ they please. about The cause and
effect Of I'll the Ills that wheat il heir
ia" yet 10 the msin. the whole NAV be
aseIibed 10 bad, sxhanstinR, and dsple.
ting system Of rotation. Take the SEA-
sons sS they come, ssd is not the best
grain found slwsys on the richest ground,
cultivation IN other respects correspond.
ingi
An inquiring farmer proposes to lay oil
has farm IN eight fields. so ! shall submit
a sysiem-that has cost some labor add
experimental tabular form aud which.
81 adopted IN . proper spirit n sv be en-.
closed 20 a frame for convenient refer.
enes. Il will be observed. the Tuinou,
practice Of wheat sitter wheat" il entire.
~ oeviaisd !, foo. practice what here
preach.
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For tAs SsuihsrA PlSnisT.
RAT TRAP


We. EdiioT.--Ths iolloRiug plan Of a
rat trap 10 much used 10 the neishbor-
hood, but Is not, believe. so generally
known, al least uSed, as il deseTves.-
Take = common barrel. and cut q cireu.
lar board rather smaller than the upper
head. which must be removed. Sus.
pend this circular board 81 the mouth OF
the barrel on two Pivots, 30 that Il will
revolve freely. tat msintaia a balance in
horizontal position when Undislurbed.-
Pour wsier into the barrel SIX or eigL..
inehes deep, and put block IN the cen.
ire. so that the top Nill appear Just above
the surface. Provide . board from the
floor. OF some other mesus by which the
rats get on the swinging board, which
must be strongly bsiled with some tempt.
ting article. secured to It. As soon ss :
raj places hes weight upon IL, he is plunR
ed into the reservoir below. when the
board regains lie deceitful position, snd
ell again Is fair without In the mean.
time, the raj gains the block, when hi.
distressing cries attract The attention OF
has sympn'hisihg companions. Thus By
nesns Of the combined operation Of sym.
pathy sad giuuony. two very pou eriul
motives. you have smother aud another
added % the number Of the dsludsd
~Tsiehes. who fall prey to this insidiour
trap.
Yours, A Rat CArcmER.
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WNSa GRAU9E7O9

AHE ensuing Rsssioa, aud 9Th scholastic
"a year Of this Institnliop, will commences on
The 30th instant.
Terms per Session Of months:
For ell the branehssOf the Engiish Department.
ieeladlng thorough and critical knowledgs
OF the English Language. GrAamar ,RhstorIc,
Composition, &e--Slsn;al and Practical A.
ritsaetie, Pelitieai, Statistical and Civil Geo
grsPhy, With the use OF The Globes, and Geo.
metrieal Projsetsoa Of Msps--Anoisal and
Modern History. and the Natural Scieness,
including Astronomy, Geology, MinsrnloEy,
Botany, Zoology. and the various subIsets 81
nat1rai Philosophy and Chemistry. $40 90
Pc trench Language 90
Music, par quarter - so
Use Of the Piano, per session SO
DraEing and painting In almost every
VARSITY OF slyls-Shsll work. wsx
work. 10 Figures, and Fruit. and in
Doe sflsrnooa Of each week h devoted 40
ussfai and Ornamental Nesdle- Work. for Which
there 10 no charge.
a large number Of day scholars, a. veil a.
ooarders, cen % admitted on the sssuinG sss-
s,oa' as MIS- Trawia expects the valuabio as
sistanee Of her sistsr, Mas wRnuEa, who will
% associated with hsSSslf 10 the duties OF the
school. Every nttantioa will BE- given to REQ
ger me Institution worthy Of . eontinuanes Of
.nst patronage which u has hitherto 20 invaria-
o.y rseeiVedt and % fora 10 the pupils agree
able manners and habits Of mentaI diseipline.
% veil - 70 ain alta eonsiant improvement Of
Mad and heart,-to educate then not onlv for
NE o. asetnlnsss and intelloetual snioynsnt
70 this life, but 70 improve those faculties Il.
yea ~ an ever 1ons6ceal Creator. with An
humble aim 10 hin ovn glosy. and their fun de-
IsleP@eat n mere laStiSg s1islsnss hsFOaf-
Parents are respectfully requested 10 eonsi-
DER whether theso SioWs meet their appFoba-
ton, and " 90, whether en- attsndaueo N the
Dancing School and COlillioa parties, doss nol
impede, rather than aeeslsrats their progress.
Professional GssilSnaa will give Lectures
on ne Sciences Of Nature, and exhibit Expsri.
nsnis, provided sufficient elass eau Be found
TO warrant The expense.
Charlestown, August s, leAl.
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A Camp Meeting for the Mar.
pers-Rcrry station.

"lLL be held on the land OF sss. John n
w Allsiadi, 70 commenes Hiisg IA a7tk .,
.irguzi- The place selected fer the sncampnen,
Is about three miles wsst Of Hsrpers- Ferry. and
almost immediately on the turnpike leading 10
charie.lown. We respectfully iavile the neigh.
BORING Circuits and Stations 10 ce-operais With
Us 90 mat oceasioni and ne hereby ASSURE
nsn, mar every possible arrangement will b.
made 70 render il q season OF mo.t nro6,,hl,
aud edifying worship.
The COMMITTEES Of .a5raagemenf.
p. s. August llIh has been designated a. the
nay Tor preparing The ground and fixing Inc 10.
cAnoe o. tents, which win Be doae y lot. We
ana The community geneFaIly on that DAY.
AUG. 5, 1871.
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Where there it act sufBcisat svsilsbls
msaugs, ihe Geld q oats msy Be fellow.
Cd Bot u ihs means 81 aecamblatisr
maduIe. 90 gcod isfm. 81 veil hushsn6.
ed. gbieh csa be dose 81 tomfssf 90 asv
sHisnl ~ uhsai.aubbls sboai3 ED eea
b. mannrfa lof corn. end ihs Ca siuhbis
also iof wheat TOE second tltt of eis.
gef is pioushsd aaisf. 10 ma6ufs ihe
ubsai Corn, sais ed ys. sli sxbausi.
ins crops, ii ui.i - Observed eaa caiv
eeeapg ssch Geld aees o. siskl getgs
Wt.ls each feit i iuies asiI hdfsE
eiih stable mauufa On ne cans tenn q
ysaF', % adsiiiou 70 Ne slogsf plsaEhsd
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II. s. WyIETITE.
ATTORNEY AT Law.

p ESPEcTFULLY tenders BIS professional
10 seFvieea 10 the citizens Of jefferson eoan-
prompt and faithful attention.
ne viii also attend the Superior COurti OF
Lo1doun, Clarke aud Frederick.
n96saess-Hon- william Cost johnson.
hou. David Daggett, Hon. samuel J. Hitch
eoek-JkeD Harsa, CoaasefIeut.
David W. Barton, A. s. Tidball, Philip win.
ltams. IT,, Rsqs.- Wlaskesfsr, Va.
brown 4 MuneastsF; Duvall, ReiEhIer 4 Co.,
Thomas 4 Philip BAltzsII-Bsiizors.
Once, CharlesioWn, Jefferson Co., Va.
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ed IRON zoe OF the most arisloerslie lami.
lies IN South Caroliaa, and vss laudsd a.
eemoefst. Bnrges vas . cooper. Ew-
,og a salt boiler. CorWin . wsgorer--
While Calhoun. Rives. Preston, Bsrrien,
Wise and Sisply, are al men u what are
called good families. ssd Of The highest
standing 10 their respective counties.
lTrSg Hhig.
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J@SNPM ETINRo
6(loe.eea.l Go;g.,

NO. 10, Hanover, near Baltimore ST.,
baltimore, Nd,
EsPEcTFULLY informs the citizens Of
~ 1sfsrsea county that Be kseps Consistently
% hand The most fsshiOhablo assortment q
superior
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Hesfings,
All % Walsh Ne viii sake up 10 order 10 the
latest aAd nest tsshionabls style shd best mac.
Ssr, On reasonable tsrms.
July %. i5sI.--ats
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Gomos ID. QTes,is,,

- hOFlaS y. VUO cbstct
- EsPEcTFULLY informs bis friends snd
~ the public that BE- hes taken The EAST roon
n The house opposite the Sank 10 Charlsstogn,
uhsrs he dsaigns esrryisE on The
e AG6OlRITg2 DWSIE9U8S
10 81 Us branches. lie will slso psy spseial
ntisntios 20
Cleaning and Securing C0afs, Pants,
Vests, Sc. &c.
% The best nsnasF. lie will feel thankful for
all favoars however small, sud will use kia bss,
sHsFiioas 10 give saiisfaeti0n. Hls charges VIII
BE- vefy Gedsrais. July rs, tesl-5L
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Cultural KnfeIIiaenrs.

Ne. SwARrwoUT. the ex-collecior Of
New York. ives very cordially greeted in
the streets Of that city on Tuesday. by his
old ffisnds. He wentimmedialsly before
The Custom House Investigating Commit
tee. with the wish thai his own afairs
might be examined. Orders we're reeeiv.
ed by the Marshal 10 New York not 10
arrest him.
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TO Florists and g
= Gardeners. 49,

SHALL have on. hand, for sale, At ny Drug
- store 10 ShepherdstoUa, frsm now until
next November. ( which h the time Tor plnntipR }
the most splendid eolleetiou Of
BuHbOus Plants
Ever offered 10 this section Of country, viz:
white, With purple eve, ROYAL
whits, blue. pink buG, red, gold, rose, and
other eoloFa,
SINGLE TULIP Of sVsry shade and colour,
tWsaty varieties,
DOUBLE TULLPS-Rsd, ysIlow ard white.
with pink edge. These are ali hanisomo
but The yellow and white, with pink sdro'
are the most perfect, sAowy AID bsantifuI
Flowers Of the bulbous kind.
And In the beginning Of October, rose eoloFsd
purple, pink and white P.EONTES. These
ere grand Flowers foVtho Garden and Shrubery,
are fragrant, and perfectly hardy. Withstand
log the sevsrost winters without he slIRhtes
PrOtsetion. These piahis will b dispossA o
on tsrns 10 which no objection can be made b,
those disposed 70 purchase,
Up. A. ENTLRR.
shsPhsrdStOwH, August 5, Is1l--IN.
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~ r - ffstitsai any1 Disasters ofgks absrs
-. 'el,oe hssa daelafsf q aisieeas IN , 80
-At1iPf tAa - aosihs PgiaT q fba o. laIg issf
AaEusi 5. isu. villa -. -.
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Ne EEbF. - feie.waEeTl a SOC tFsrra1r
- e1ica. Sc ptop11rs nppiTing = Ceasrc1
~ 80 isgtfds ~ ftin aaaaiaeicfI --tai ~.
aitrhif ntieetf--as eaFE tFFr b ~ WaFfant Co..
y u - c.Hst frfsa
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Nisa HuEBRED AaD sTnnEge Docs
KuLap - DBfag lks psd sfsk in New
Vera Kf. Fernd3n sn3 hit sssi .sais kfi.
20 TOO d5rs. 81 wh,sh na mad al
be prssioas Rsss lse 6oss usfs ksIet.
uakiaa aa1 ite CO. prrfiostlr f-tiees
80 9lA degr hslle1 fsfiar lhs
assss ihs sGeers hsge trea snellvfd
go says ihs TFibsos, q Ksw Tost.
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LsavinE pFoai % BE- paA as e diyissaa
70 Stockholders go dspcaiicFu q ESQ %
THOMa8 A. MOORE
Augusi s, lsfl -.
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Or. AlszGnder S. DGndridge,
ID RsPEcTFULLY offers hh pros.,,,.,,,
HI services to the citizens Of JsfFsrson 80
Bsrksley. Hts Oasee is at the aBouser.n nesT
Leetown. JsGerson county, Va.
April Is, ls4I-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

How dsgrVding il 10 that dignified
members Of Congress- Wing members oil
CongreSS) should stoW Ia their places
that they are Influenced 10 their course
by approximations Of President Tyler's
veto. Il lhs'Isar Of the Executive veto
10 hang forever. ike sword Of terror,
over the heads Of the Representatives oil
free people i-LOuisViLe JOsTHaI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

BHnker Hill Monuasnt.-This magni.
heent structure has now reached the
height OF one hundred and fsceniy feet,
and is still to be raised one hundred feet
higher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

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