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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-18

Divorce The Senate OF Virgins
passed the bill divorciug William r My.
e. rom bis wifi, Virgins Myers-by !
vote Of IA 10 Ii. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-18

As iwohnysrs wsSs taxing thar ain
II enc Of The 'vespeetsbIs' GROCERIES. !
person observed ihsi.thsy were snsmbers
q The Bar. Yes, said The landlord,
'praeiisins nsnbeFs,' -
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Ii :ias NJ |.
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G.orEetovn, D. G.. Mach I. Is47@.i
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NJ the late 6rn Of r. rAtMER 4 Co.
Ne. l3s and 10. Bal imors Shstt, Baifimors
rA.rH,nss <,aKI IsSfSn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14
Agents for the (" Bugle.''
OHIO.

OHIO.
New Garden; David l.. Galbreath, and
f.. Vickers.
Columbiana ; Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs; Mahlon Irwin.
Berlin Jacob H. Barnes.
Marlboro; DR.. X. G. Thomas.
Garfield John Wetmore.
Lowellville; John Bissell.
Youngstown; j. S. Johnson, and VIM,
]. Bright.
New Lyme; Marsena Miller.
East Fairfield John Marsh.
Selma Thomas Swayne,
Sprlngboro; Ira Thomas.
Harveysburg; V. Nicholson,
Oakland; Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls S. Dickinson,
Petersburg; Ruth Tomlinson.
Columbus w. w. Pollard.
Georgetown; Ruth Cope.
Bundysburg Alex. Glenn.
Pennington; Willard Curtis.
Elyria; L. ]. Burrell.
Oberlin; Lucy Stone.
Ohio City r. b. Dennis.
Newton Falls DR.. Homer Earle.
Rayenna f. p. Basset, and JosephCar.
oil.
Southington Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union; Owen Thomas.
Hillsboro WIN. Lyle Keys.
Malta VIM. Cope.
Hinkley; C. d. Brown.
Richfeld; Jerome Hurlburt, Elijah Poor.
Lodi (; DIR. Sill.
Chester X Roads; n. w. Curtis.
gainesville F. McGrew.
Franklin Mills c. w. LefingwelL.
Granger; l.. Hill.
Bath G.. McCloud.
Hartford G. w. Bushnell.
Garrettsville; A. Joiner.
Andover; A. G. GarIick and ]. F. Whit.
more.
INDIANA.
Marion John T. Morris.
Economy Ira C. Maulsby.
Liberty (; Edwin Gardner.
Winchester Clarkson Pucket.
knightsown; DIR. II. l.. Terrilf.
Richmond; Joseph Addleman.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fails,on; Milo A. Townsend,
Pittsburgh, IL Vashon,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14
POETRY.
From the Louisville Journal.
Self Reliance.

Dell Reliance.
Be not abashed, my brother. Though thou
Poor and hard-handed, and thy friends are
few,
And fortune never yet has smiled upon
Thy desolate path-yet be thou not abashed;
But hold thy head erect, and walk among
Thy fellows with a cheerful heart, and baa,
Thee nobly on through life like one whc
wears
The image Of his Maker. l will tell
Thee what thou art, and it shall nerve thee
up
And strengthen thee for the great strife, and
make
Thy destiny subservient 10 thy will.
Listen and will tell-The mighty God,
The Kramer OF this mighty universe,
he who pervades the vast immensely
with his ininitude of spirit-He
Is thy great Father, Thou vert prcsen, tc
Ills all-beholdlng vision when he made
The world, and art a necessary part,
A living principle Of the great plan
vi being. Thou shalt fill a place through all
Eternity, ay, thou shalt never know
Annihilation; for thou hast the germ
Of Immortality within thy soul
And none shall live beyond thee. Come
abroad
Under the open sky-thy Father made
For thee yon powerful sun, the nourisher
OF life, the universal friend Of man
lie scattered DER the heavens the sparkling
stars
For thee he followed out the mighty bed
OF the great deep, and laid him there. He
reared
The lofty mountains, and led out the cool
bright waters, and commanded them TO 20
Rejoicing on their way-He gave the airs
Unions, and they are winds to push the heat
or summer from thy brow or bear thee Ger
The mighty ocean-all this numerous host
vi trees, that are revealing now their wealth
or Unborn loveliness--and tho sweet flowers,
A gentler race, but not less beautiful
The pleasant change of seasons, sunny
spring,
Warm summer, solemn autumn, and the
dark
Old winter with his sterner eloquence-
All those-all that thou see'st Of natures
here
And everywhere, he made for thee; as much
As for the proudest monarch, girt with all
His power. Then, brother, be thou not a.
Dashed 4;
But hold thy head erect and walk among
Thy fellows with a cheerful heart, and think
Upon thy origin and destiny,
The glory Of thy Father, and his might,
And all embracing goodness, and let thoughts
Like these dwell in thy heart and strengthen
il,
And give 1t noble purposes, and make
Thee thankful to thy God for what thou art.
G.. W. A.
TGyiOrsriNt, Ky.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14
Sonnet.
BIT EBENEZER ELLIOT.

The mining grub that waits for wings,
Pays for its lodging in the sod
And the armed fly that robs and stings,
Hath work to do for man and God.
Earth knows no wholly useless things,
Save empty splendor and preience:
Then honor We her throneless kings.
Ye powers whom no slaves reverence |!
Honor thy dynasty of hands;
Revere the dynasty of minds;
NorIsave the wild growth Of all lands
All the vast world of work and skill,
All that inquiring wisdom finds,
Exists In human thought and will.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14
From The HurIinger
THE CORAL.
TGy'Orsrille, Ky.

We know not a millioath part of the won
There's a living atom in the sea
That weaves a flinty shell,
For itself a lasting shroud to be,
And a home in which to dwell.
In the briny waste of ocean wa ives
1t builds its coral home,
And mocks at the beating surge that laves
Its dreary abode with foam.
There-there, in deep c~erulean gloom,
U~nnumbered myriad swarms
Are forming a coral home and tomb
A shield to their insect forms.
And the rocky sepulchres made fast,
The leagues thus covered DER,
They uprear a mansoleum vast
On the oceans sandy floor.
Meath tho shallow waves of the inland
sea,
Where gentler waters flow
As bright as flowers on the upland lea,
The branches of coral grow;
And dredged from their watery element,
And wrought with skilful care,
To beauty's bower their hues are sent,
To deck the forms of the fair.
But coral rocks Of the tropic cline,
Built up mid tho ocean wave,
And form'd of the oceans briny slime,
For the coral's home and grave;
How mean would the grandest works com
pare,
That the pride of man can form,
With the mighty power in progress there
The skill of the insect worm
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14
AdmOnltiOn.

Touch tyrants but slightly,
What anguish they fling
Touch nettles but lightly,
Their venom will cling!
But either grasPed tightly
Is spoil'd Of the sting!
II tyranny wrung thee,
For little prstext;
newAte why it s;unE thee,
And gnpe i tie neyI.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14
JUST RECEIVED

A Large and Complete Assortment of
PHOTOGRAPHIC BOOKS,
And also a full set of FOWLER'S WORKS
by Galbreath g. Holmes, and for sale at the
SALEM BOOKSTORE.
March %, 1917.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14

Nice Distinciion.-1he venerable DIR. h,
President - University, whose in
structions. we enjoyed, some years since.
was remarkable for the appositeness of his il
Illustrations, and the eminently practical ma
lure OF his teachings. Said he, one day, to a
member Of the class,
"ln determining whether a statement is
essentially a falsehood, is il necessary TO take
into account the individual to whom il is
made 7"
The reply was promptly given, and in the
negative.
I'll recollect," continued the doctor, SAC
campaigning a clergyman, some Years aro,
into a field, whether he was repairing for the
purpose OF catching his horse. As we an
preached the animal, the gentleman extend
ed his hand, as though it contained some
thing In the way of salt or corn, and rubbed
one hand within the other, as though he was
pnlVerisIng the salt or Smelling the corn
The poor horse, thoroughly deceived, came
rapidly up; the halter was slipped over his
head, and he was a prisoner. | thought
SAID the doctor, what difference there could
be IN telling a falsehood to a biped or a quad
ruped, but said nothing. Not long after, |
was to a council convened rela-
1--WE TO his same individual. He was char
ged with tdlsehood, and the only difference
between the second act and the first, which
! had myself witnessed, consisted in the sim
pie fact that the recipient of the untruth, in
The one Instance, was not favored with as
many legs by two, as in the other, Tho
latter was Z t41ed the former q quaPruPed :
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14
WATER CURE.
D Z. j. d.

IN' IT y, r
Has just completed an addition 10 his Water
Cure Establishment in Salem. He is now
prepared TO secure to an increased number
OF patients the full advantages of the Hydro
plthic practice.
Salem, Dec. 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14

SLANDER.-It is a Spanish proverb that
the calumniator Injuries three persons; the
one DETAINED, the one who listens. and most
Of all himself. ''Speak evil OF no man. is
the prccept Of our religion.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-14

Ma. JONES was in The habit Of getting
somewhat balmy," and one night he was
discovered by a n%eighbor, leaning againstthe
side of a church for support. He hailed him
with, "Halloa, Jones you look serious /;
think of joining The church I" "Well," re-
piled Jones. "IincAHe considerably that way
at present."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18
GARDEN SEEDS.

DAIsED By fhe Society ofskskefs. New L..
h bsnon, Columbia county, New York.
The following are selected with peculiar
care, being the choicest kind of tho didsreat
varieties. and a. such ,hey win recommend
White, Red and Yellow Onioa
Long white Psrsnep.
Long and short Orange carrss,
Round Spinsge. Early Cueumbsr,
Early Cluster Cucumber, Et,ra Long and
Long Green do,
Large Watermelon,
Long Nuskmelon, and Nutmeg 40, !
Wiaier erookneek Squash, Sweet Potato, Win
4 ter Sugar and Summer eroekneck do,
RHtsbsga or Swedish Turnep,
Early Flat and Flat Field do,
Short top scarlet Radish, scarlet turnep, long
salmon and black winter DO,
Double Peppergrass, Vegetable Oyster,
Early eurlei, early Dutch, Ice Co.'S and cab
bage head Lettuce,
Early Turpep, Yellow Sugar, white Sugar, and
Long Blood and Mangel Wurzel Beet
Early Frame and Large MsrroHfat Peas,
Early China Bush Beans,
Early Canada and sweet or sugar corn,
Early York, early sugar loaf, early cauliflower
drnmhead winter, green savoy, and red dutch
Cabbage. s
While solid Celery, eurled Parsley,
English Sage, Summer Savoy,
Sweet Pepper, and Bell do,
Large Tomato, Asparagus, Saffson, &c &c.
The above, together with many olhe rE Frest
Seeds have just been received and for sAfe by
Al. N. CRiDLER.
- Sign OF the GoI9en Mortar.
HsrpersFerry, Jan g, 1887 = Spisi copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18


We have been porml,ls3 ip eopy he following
lei,ss lfonx LADY q re I9hess 'peelaeiil.I =
Boston % htrpon, yopnE a4rSb4nk. doing 9ns'ees<
ID Bsilimore The article ~ 1l9 lst{ sIIa1ss lcs
Se h.liese.is nlA'ck l ifA0 k.yll' \; . 4. e.
LEP AZ g.inDx shisl 4 dong vaassss y ~
.ASp Herk sNisrpr,
Dear Thouaas yod know tnY siIliciion. FL
The cold that canyh II dance,
% | bss yen viii ssnd NJ ho:sIq. -. 81
ofn0ARti0UND, ex,rssksd " tlANCk.
Al.s. jesasop. i dare - VII knew ksr. II
AID as slosy ny found I'd Iiks roalansss
H:s bsea seFsd ~ ~ soac q losg s'sSdiaE,
y heyiag Some Syrup okli.nse.
Thsre's ~ dssior. ,oo. Ne. he cid lslios.
For his health, uen< trs5kiii1k q Ef1ntes #
And came home 10 Be cursf Sc eoasnmpiions
Aud lsys 4 g hoerhoond md asnce.
Mira. M.rsin. your fashrrss I'rst ec1,iu.
Lay tuosbr hrec days II ) frances
And she hrst thing 10 said apoa waking.
Was "ssnd fsrssoms hoskhoand q Nance.
II yesserday sent Tor ne ao,sor.
/ Who said. 81 con see a xElanee,
There's bsli one shihg ean sbfe seur disorder. 4
Mud that 4 some Hosshsaadtrem flsAee.
i Yea see. dearest Tom. =, 5sandi,ion,
yoa souid ny enjoy inlsnss ouhsases
Do not TAIL 10 forward la>r6tsIow,
i bottle n Syrup from lltnee.
Do not ,sus, ii 81 William Nor psser.
For fear AZ some ugly nss chance.
For what shall 90. deafcU Thomas,
II IL st not the Hoathoaud from Hanoe.s
One bottle Tor me. and anasher
Don't forget % direct 10 spur aunas
They sell x "a Sansf,, rekpn,
Hut be sure lis he genseho Hsncs,
Mrs. Brovn was bent doalat With coughing,
n But nov shes IS straight ~ lance
And the change has been Wrought. she assures No.
~ taking the Hoarhonnd from Hsnso.
ii Az wentto the store but lit Fridsy,..
al Mr.. Bus,errnan eyed me dskanee,
i And whispering. said. ma. Dasis, gs
You must send for some lioashosnd 10 Hsnsa., !.
{ Mrs. Pitts. who subscribes 10 The Mirror.
= 10 that JournAl eneounisfed By chance.
! Very lucky the first sdsestlSsmsni.
Had been seen In our siilege from kanss.
: l remain, ny dear ThomssEss ever.
II Your mother. in lose's fnna dussnsc.
81 And II yop would keep me here. darling.
, Prey sepd me he tioashobnd 6om Hssce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18

KigIlt oI- Labor.
4fM.FoSts 3 s<hss 81 Lsbefs pries * {, .ts
- jsss tseeiEsa ara FOR ssle 81
Jss VI Mtf.r.ER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18
NE National Hotel.

Hoodsfock, Shenandoah County, Va.
U>HE underlined has taksn he BRICK
i TAVERN HOUSE, ii WoodsIock. for-
netlg cccupioi by Nr. SSmusl Rinksr. sn1
mote recently b Mr. James Allan, Is House
q kniefiaInHsnl itisdeezet aseless % nske
apg vson.irg prsfsssions Of her inieniions %
keep ne House IN very Superior STYLE; how
ever, she deens 4 but justice - kersslf and 10
The public 70 say. that she i prepared 10 keen
the tsscru ns veil Is any ever feetI1 Ire pIs,e.
and thai Il i her liked intenfi9i 10 meet ~
jus, exPseiations Of All sh6 nay favor her
with call.
She respectfully sssi5its Z share Of public
patronage. a. The stsgss .iep st his house,
CL3RA MILLER.
woodstock, va, Jan IL, l6f1- en
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18


9NHE proprietor Of this establishment pro-
u poses 70 furnish Crowded sufficient
number will be wanted 10 justify the tripl the
citizens of Chariestown end heighborhood, with
CHOICE PEACH TREES,
As we'll as other Fruit Trees The Trees are
healthy and Of vigorous growth--his collection
embraces al the choice and most approved va
rieties Of Peaches cultivated in The Eastern
Nurseries. Remember" fne fruit is the flow
or Of commodities" II is the most perfect
union Of the useful and beautiful, the earth
WORCESTERSHIRE q melting rare-ripe, sugar,
cream and ice, with Midsummer evening
tell me, can you overcome the temptation OF
putting yourself and family in possession Of
the plant which furnishes one Of, the greatest
luxuries the earth can yield
Those wishing 10 procure trees will hand
their orders, designating the number Of trees,
and kinds wanted, to H. L. Eby or Mr.. Carter,
CharlestowD, and 20 d. Enilor. Shepherdsiowp.
Where the selection is left to tbs proprietor,
he will not only have regard TO the best kinds,
but also 10 such as will ripen in secession
All orders must be handed over BY the 6rsi OF
March. WIN. LINE, ProprietoT.
Feb a. l947-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18

Tho Senior Partner In the above Card woult
say 10 his friends andtto The public generally
that he has nRain resumed, with renewed zeal
the practice Of his profession, which the dutie
|of public life, for the last few years, have CON
PEELED him 10 measure 70 neglect. Ts all
.theps who would enirpst their business 10 hi
charge, he deems il only necessary for him Ia
say, that he is again prepared, as heretofore
with ell his energy, 10 DO battle il their cause
and TO protect, with all his ability, the rights
and interests Of his clients He can generally
be found, when not elsewhere professionally
engaged, al his off 10 in CharIestowu.
4 Aug az l84S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18
Second Arrival
or
Fall & Winter Goods.

ENyHE subscriber has just returned from PHI
u ladelPnia and Baltimore, with . supply
Of Fall & Winter Goods, which, together with
his former stock, makes his assortment com-
psete-consisling 10 part Of the following, viz.
Cloths, cassimeres, Vestings, Sai:inet,s,
Pfinls, Monselin de Lains, Fancy Scarf,
Brown and Bleached Mnslins,
Failed Linsey, Farmers scans,
white Welsh Flannels,
Red and Yellow Flannel,
Super Cashmere Shawls,
super Cashmere cioaking.
4fpaccas, Merinoes, &c.
Groceries of every description,
wsoewate, Hardware, &c.
Persons wishing Great Bargains will do we'll
N can before purchasing, as i am determined
% sail low. NJ. DORIAN.
4 Harpers- Ferry, Nov 5, l646-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18
A 0EAIiSOa

WILLIAM LUCAS & B6hl. g.. WASHING TON.
HAVING associated themselves 10 the Prsc.
N tice ofthe La ', will attend the Superior and
inferior Courts Of jefferson, Berkeley, FIede.
rick, and Clarke.
of6ee the same ashere,OE.,re occupied By Lu.
eos & Bedinger.
Charlesiown, Aug. Ia, lS45--M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18

L.
DIR G0RDON'S PILLS .po ,,ul, II. Is
~ mans friend. No Traveller or Family she5I3.
be Without them. Their ainlsly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
prevent much Pain and suffering. and ave msny
These Pilis vete compounded ~ d.. r,oraor n.
tel years n study and careful observation uuor n.
nature Of diisreat medicines, and he Ell Z, ~bish
the! produce upon different constitutions is yar;sns
forms Of diressA They have been .x,en.Iysl, ..,6
by some of our most ointment PLY sieians. .nd IN
many private families for sessrsl years aud su,h
has been the sati,inction shish they have Rissn.
shai y hsmy believed that me vegetable kinrdm
does not furnish any ma,etiasfcr puresiiyr rn,dl
cine, which surpassss for gsBsrai use, those a:
which these pills are ccmpcscsls fhey d mai norl
tain calomc Msrcnry, Of any n;nersi rts
but are composed entirely Of d seve,sks
cxirscs. carefully prepared md 80 comb;aed q g
bs Certain SAFE. and Esss III fSesr oheraS,.-
should y bs otherwise the ssn,ssh aud 81 90.
tain foul and aerid bliout Faaitcr shp wing .vS.a
necessity FIR purg.tisa mesliclnc.
These PILLS DO not require particular ~
diet or d,ink end msy be taken IL ali sI,ss when
most convenient wthouithc fear ofinersssed lasIli-
y TO take cold. ~ w
Il y asserted By many that Fsssrs, and IL is.s.
diseases ae es'ised By a impure state a.. Boed
The Impurities which ususlly pssi "a BY ne hevsis
and various other outlets. being retained n ~
blood randers y unit for The noarishmoni snd sap.
port Of the different parts pf he body This 49,
duces diseassand that pai 81 ths sysse.n Min 4,
weakest i most easily affected.
The Bowels being the principal channel thrsssA
whtsh great portion Of The Irpnrtiss Or the 80
tenn are discharged lis esids1i thai whatever ssss
oenehoiaily on them must b conducive 10 health -
And % tho Bowels sre the most sasetnai "a IL
TACT, almost the only vay ~ which Rsnsral H.
preston can be made upon he systom Il h pere.st-
" !easonAble 10 suppose, ihst nearly al iisessSs
VIII be cured. o. q least much bsnslii,ed b. IL.
dio'a9s usf ciPu,gs'ivs msditinsn n physislsa
= caisd q patient, what Il tAe hrss thing dsss
He preseribes dose or two ofpurgaiive msdisnssa
and then, aftsrs day two 1.-The patient i u ~.
ter he gives him another dose Of pure alive nedi,
ciae, and 90 o. doing some other little
the maln reliance for cure Ii upon the effect pses
daoet ~ pnrg9live medisinea Therefore U yeu
don's Vegetable Family Piifs and u sgss rss,ois4
TO health. 49, 5M 1
De- Gord.a's Vegetable As.I-BlIios. P..Il,
Pills. cure Bilious Psvsr, YsIo~ Fever. Rsmislsnt
and insermii,eni fs,srs. lhilamasory Feysr Pals u
The Head. Side. Back and Stomach iafammalisaS
Of the Brair, Stomsch. LnnEy, Liver, Kidnsyss
Throa, aad Chss. Dropsy, Sick Headashs, Rksss
matisn. Cholis Dyspspsia. HI stsriss. Low Spirits
Ulcers. sni old Ssrss FenaAlc Conpiaipss. "a Ut
Diseases MhsFs Pursa,Ivs Medicines are nssdsd /
John r. Broom, II
ChaflesisWn.
Snssth & Brother, -
Bsfryvills.
JONES' n. Clark, n
MillwosS. /
Undertake,
BruestovA.
p. Goons,
Aad or Inquiry oan 81 had i iii sAs towns i
the State.
jap. 81, lsl7-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18

A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

IN BERKELEY COUHTF, TIRGLNLa.
rHNTiE Undersigned are authorized By the
u owners, Messrs. John and Joseph Turner
10 sell THE FARM, in Berkeley County, ad,
Joining the lands Of D. Laymaster, Or. Hedges,
Daniel RoPp. and others, lately owned By Hill
larry Turner, deceased, and now 10 the occupan-
leg Of Mt. Warner Powell.
The Terms Of Sale arg One. third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid In cash one-third in
one year, and one-ihird In two years from the
irst day Of April next, al which time possession
viii be given; the deferred payments TO bear
interest, and TO be secured on the land.
nEP1f the above mentioned LAND should
not be disposed OF by private contract before
the second Monday In M1reh neat, il will then be
offered II public sale, before The Courthouse
door, in Mariinsburg.
Z. /. LEE,
EHUD TURNER,
.9genis for the oioneTs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-02-18

t4-t<@4+41@Ia - " WI u - Ky r4l
Al Rsl,a holden il Il, cIsrf, s,l6.e n 4. Gil.
ga sops,io5 coar. r Law "a chsnsssy for
az. s' iss7 Soan'y ne n'ss MsnsAs = fseru-
Joseph sNTsisls. >, .,.,,,y
AGAINST
1hcmas n. Psrd2s Wrifsnn ksciols
Charles Brooke ma T,,i.,r3 Is.n,ll
fn}p unxf,,v, e. ~. a. {. -. 81. I, Z
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George Rust, late mere It1alts and part
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SAMSON CARISS,

SAltAS Nm - 1881
Ofthe late firm Of r. PALMER 4 CO.,
Ne. l35 and 40. Baltimore Street. BaitimOrs,
Career and Glider,
Moa,yactsres Looking Glass, Portrait
and Picture Frames, Of svsry descrip-
fioa-plain and Ornamental. -.4tso,
Boz WindoU Coraicss, Rods s Rings,
Bracket Pier Tables, Wall Brackets
Room .Mouldings,
NINTH every description Of Gilt Work, and
w has always on hand In store, framed and
unframed, a large supply Of French and Ger
man Looking Glass Plates, ssalso, Mahogany
Framed Toilet Glasses, Of the most modem
styles. Looking Glasses sod Pictures framed
Il order, and plates inserted in frames.
He has also on hand 10 STORE, the following
named Merchaadise, which forms bui part OIL
his own direct importation. His facilities fol-
obtaining Goods by direct Importation from the
principal manufactories (with practceIof Is
years, are such as 10 afford him every advan.
isgs.
.Japsnncd Walters, Trays; Bread, Cske and
Gard Baskets and Toilet Seis or every form
and size Plated Waters, Castors, Mantle and
chamber candlesticks, tea SETS, soup tureens,
vegetable dishes, cake and fruit baskets, Britain
MIA ware, ivory and common table cutlery, 10
sets or dozens; albata dinner and dessertforks,
table and tea spoons, butter and fruit knives /;
brass, Iron pierced, and bronze English and
French tenders, with andirons and tongs and
shovels, in setts OF pairs TO match brass andi.
rous, curtain bands, chandeliers, hall and solar
lamps, lustres, sitaDdoles, fancy tables, ladies'
work stands and FIRE screens, French porcelain,
with an almost endless variety Of useful and
fancy housekeeping articles And also, sole
agent for the sale Of Remington's celebrated
smoke preventing and fuel saving Andirons,
and highly approved Patent Coffee Boiler, ell Of
which he will dispose of on the lowest terms,
wholesale or retail.
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