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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
AGRARIANS.-AmOns the many vi

AGRARIAWS.-Among the MANY Vi
: naries who inhahii New York. are two
sOcielis, or associations, or secIs, railing
themselves " National Refomers," and
4" Associaiinnisis." The former are The
" vote yourself u farm" gentry; fellows
who are too lazy TO earn living, and 60
for taking away from those who do work
that which labor has acquired for them.
They lately had meeting 10 congratulate
France on her revolution, which they did,
and then offered the following advice:
Rssolred, That the name alone Of republic
viii not give to them oil their rights; that, while
the right of private property in land is allowed to
exist, the many will be al the mercy Of the few
that landed aristucracy are the cause Of all the
evils that Cypress the human race that under
The plea Of property The masses hare been roLbed
Of their labor, while the few have revealed n lur.
ury, rendered more piquani b. the ss.hss.rs v
Their tehnw creaturce eaas, ihcIci0re. this meet
ing s..s that the new gayfrnnent 81 FTsnre
vii 80 place the people upon the soil as.to rem
Der ali attempts hegcaiter 10 ehslavc them vain
and futile"
That is, divide the soil equally among
The good and the bad, the industrious and
The idle /; and when the latter get through
their slasr~. make a new sii~i-iorf--- says
every Saturday night. But how murh
would the soil be worth under this sys-
tenn.
The Associaiionists, whose leading
tenet is, we believe, the perfect equality
of all, black and white, and who Of course
esteem il a privilege to marry their white
daughters TO gentlemen of The 4" first co.
leEeai riTT'ifrs, @welsa@rd Ihiss -ITeV0lu.
3 lion as grand social triumph Of eguaIi-
ty over privilege; Of man over man.
: mon: Of vital idea over dead tradi.
: ton; not for the exclusive benefit Of a
: portion of the race, but for the image of
: God tn humanity, without distinction Of
birth. language. complexion, pursuits,
: culture, or caparily.'
And they further resolved, that "no APP
parent triumph Of democratic principles"
was OF any value, unless it 1" should qua
= ranty ample food, clothing, employment,
: and education to the whole COMMUNE
= ty; o., in the words Of NJ. Louis Blanc.
: should undertake the responsibility Of
regulating the happiness Of all the fami-
: lies of France
We wish the Provisional Government
of France, and its successors, joy of the
work required of them. The first branch
of their duties, that which relates 10 feed
ing. clothing, &c, would seem 10 entail
no small labor and responsibility upon The
government; but the regulation of the
happiness of ihe families of France would
he rather herculean undertaking, we
imagine. FayetteriAs Obs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
Cotton,-In 1884. now only 6t ve,r

Cotton.-ln 1884, now onls 81 years
since, an American vessel, having eighty
bales of cotton on board, was seized at
Liverpool on the plea that SO large an a.
mount of cotton could not haze been pro-
dnced in the Unilfd STATES. In 1885, the
shipment amounted to ID bales; in 1886,
to Sc bales; in 1887, 10 100; in 1888.
10 3S9 in 1889, 10 sl2. In Norman's
New Orleans and Environs," we read the
following anecdote IAN old Carolina
planter, having gathered his crop of five
acres. was so surprised and alarmed a, the
immense amount they yielded, which
was fifteen bales. that he exclaimed well.
WE'LL have done with cotton-here il
enough 10 make stockings for all the PEG.
pie in American" How many stockings
would the crop Of ls47 make, which will
IN all probability number about 2,25o,O 900
oales"'o ss,nt'f: .insrtc-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

Education.-The multitude think that
10 educate child is In crowd in his mind
a given amount Of knowledge: To load the
memory with words. No wonder that
they think every body &, to teach. The
true end Of education is to unfold and di.
rect Alright our whole nature. Its Office
is to call forth powers Of thought, affection,
will. and outward actions, powers 10 oh.
serve, TO reason, 10 judge, to contriye--
power to adopt good cousels, and TO pur.
sue them, to govern ourselves, and in.
iuence others, To gain and spread hap
pness. The intellect was created moi to
receive passively few words, dates and
lacts, but to he active for the acquisition of
truth, Education should inspire a pro.
found love of truth, aud teach The process
OF investigation. A sound logic, by which
we mean The science and ar. which in
str'lcts us in the true laws of reasoning and
ev'denc, is an essential part of a good ed
"'"''o": Claiming.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
Property of Married Womsn-Th,

new law recently passed by the Iegisia.
ire Of New York. provides that the real
aud personal properly Of any female who
may hereafter marry, which she shall own
al the time Of marriage, shall not be sub.
jeci 10 the disposal of her husband, nor be
liable for his debts. and shall continue
her sole and separate property, ~ II she
were a single female. II also makes the
same rr"s'-io" in rerpcet TO females now
married. except in relation to debts Of
husbands already contracted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

~ that ilsr FEarlamaaiion 81 Iie go,ern.
msaI losl,idaing he pEunesssnn. slaGult 1 :
disIsszFard. HelaHa he adl0aEnmra,
noiirr MS given ~ onr n the nesulsr.
lllsl he wnuld. a. - early DAY. moss L.
Adoption n ) :. naiional irioolnF.'s a nr,.
v,asliion shirh Was received viii n a..
dons rlsrsTing.
TN Ile olhcF hand, lie goremmsn, NJ.
concentrating sTnaps II Il0nd..n. al
swearing in speeial ronsishles. for lie a.
pesird crisis. We nail with anxisly :,
learn tie essuss q lhal dreaded lenlh =
April.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

An act has been passed py The Iegisla.
mre Of Pennsylvania, limiting the hours
OF labOur in factories OF every kind 10 ten
hours. and prohibiting, under the penalty
Of fifty dollars. The employment n such
iartOTies Of children under twelve years OF
age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
WOMAN UNDER PAGANIsM.

In many Pagan countries the birth Of a
daughter is regarded as calamity, and an
occasion Of sorrow. In some tribes, fe-
male infants are Immediately exposed 10
certain death. that their parents may not
ave'ihe trouble and expense of bringing
them up. When the daughter is allowed
10 live. she is regarded as an inferior be.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

from shedding hss knile IN me Gear % -
ella L Eas upon his saEsiaOaial 9.
allsiFnre. tial Gsod's PT0lniss olErtenP'
bon Nas eAPfessly EeheusS . AhEahsa
: In lhy srrd shall al tie naiiaEs ~ no
earih be blessed. heeasss lhau hssi ol'eyed
NJ Eoice." GeR xxii. -.
From your afferiiaazle faahsF.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

Tweniy'eight towns in New Hampshire
have voted (4,I3l to l,il9) in favor Of a
law prohibiting The sale of intoxicating
liquors except for mechanical and medici.
nal purposes. The question was submit
ted TO The people by The Legislature, and
the result seems 10 be adverse to rum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
Perseverance of the Saints.-A ne

son who suspected that a minister Of his
acquaintance was not truly a CaIviniS',
went 10 him and said, "Sir, am told that
you are against perseverance of the
saints" Mot |, indeed" answered he.
at is the perseverance of sinners that I
oppose" But that is not a satisfactory
answer, sir. Do you think that child
of God cannot fall very low. and yet be
d." lie replied. II lhlnk it will
be very dangerous to make the expert.
ment." Oh. Wo,ck,oan
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

The Queen.-Queen Victoria lell Lon.
don for the lsle Of Man on the 7lh. Con.
sideTing the weak state Of her health, in
consequence Of her lsie confinement. Ibis
fact proves than the Government anlicipa.
ted desperate struggle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

Liability of Physicians has been
decided in one of the New York courts,
'hat a physician, when once employed to
attend a patient, cannot afterwards with
draw himself without giving due notice
to the patient, unless the lttrir refuses TO
lakc his IN. tclin1nu..s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03

BY. an Ac, of Congress, ism. 1915, the
next Presidential election will be held in
every state on the same day. This year,
the appointed day is Tuesday, Nov. 7,h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-03
@. N. Clay's Letter.-Cassius

has written a very bitter letter TO Henry
Clay. commenting upon his recent q" Adj.
dress" and opposing his nomination by
the Wing party. cassius goes in, up 10
the hub, for Gen. Taylor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

VaIuaIIc limestone Land.

Ant 10 the last viii apf ie.sasnen.
ri isll;S Res deed late OF befhelsy eoAln-
- Whine The undersigned 10, "
ws;,h ne wil annexed Of said Ellis Ices vi ~
~ autfion TO the highest bidder on tne
~ :. Z - TTrrssag Ia GA II January acf
EaLU.aBLE FRACT
~ 4 ;mestone Land, lying on Middle Creek, N
IL said Comfy Of Berkeley, seFen miles SCUM
- NJ A srtinsbure the County seat and DeFue
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Said Farm contains sos Acres OF Lard-sioU
Acres Of cleared land, the balance cioih'at WIN
excellent timber. The Improvements consist OF
Two Log Dwelling Houses;
with a Eitcken and smoke-house at
,spASS s saSash @ hss h s.l ga Sfs.
esi. nary, and an excellent spring Of lime
- ..a,er with Middle Greek passing through
we tract viii sanit Of Convenient ard equi
TAME diSssan into twssarrns, with a fair nropor.
49, t,uhtes md clearesssnd ANA r.,,1 "a the
nornroyenlenttp cash. By nif''sa e aidi1e creel
the line. IN 10 be given onhe Ia.
Possesoan, the privilege fo.he pf res q Apr
and haul away le cro,, y tenaFn
cut 1round which vii nj sod wiibr n,
Farm; !, s.-one. third q he ,ssl,,,. n.,,,.,
n TERMS 81 April next hega 80 y mo rs:
on the LEI as Saymentsi TO 2e S E3sh i ~,
equ ~, laId. sgfl JACOBOSS,
(. 1a Adatrs lriih the -
IL ,o,7--,s. nj -A tea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

TIA tx icich If S.fI,lsfa "A |
~ - FOR SILL :. Mie.
rfxHr nn1efzirde7 will ell = i5lys "a. an
T,JfO HOUSES r LOTS qn =, ia lie
sIrset ii lie town a ShepherdsieHns
IT, 1SsIu,s s7- s6jail.e ira - -
A Conll0ftahie Day y. ' 3 .be
with an Oaibuillipss and z:..ss e 4 laree
ioiceSt Frn;r Ifc6s And on g. l'.,. ~ nat
lcABINFI' SHOP winch "a 81 ~ v. IS ScI'5ol
r1r1oss y cont el.et INTO : q ..'s.- yin Be
noon. me terms. Vhie| ~ Y "a ...r n ,fs IL.
mad I.1fr By epplcr''.e'n q "a. = e. .< 81
oss q isss-,tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Valuable Improvements On 1t,
TRNH SALE
'aiuaDle ni Saw Viii, Steam
4F.as,ss e. Enahe. &cA

IN THE TOW loF W ATEAroRD
Is 800 sue = sa le, iorisy o. Trust
saeusl'eq ny EdWAf4Bond ana w ito the
ior me punoses thercin e Missed
bearing date 81 Of Marcf 1871 and dulN rora
81 m the Clerks Office Il the County ca 3
Loldoun, The undersigned, acting in accnrda
with the provisions of said TruA DEED, Ewill,a
SdtnrdaV The 4klsdcp Of gEayek 1873, proceed
.eis az public -. d The hishcst bidder I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

OOAAAAh- sourSu nance ct me ucS II
10y, virtue 81: az absi8r Court Of Lawn n
- he Circuprs srxeie,C ouniy, III the suit TN
-haneery tpr p Me nan Of REIN ID 5hepher
n pendiDs i M NJ PA Driskell,s creditors, {
got The benem ,ra, Sa n and tesTs Of Panic
.; ;lsionsrs Tor thai Rle tas Ceaafy corr AT,
I Nm, ~ Terl J.,saaryy, ifnia, before The Cour
BssrkcAsy CUM = MAJ Fg, Offer AZ pablo sale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
'rOicli w eoriai.ing about 1aree Acres,
n the town Of Waterford, on wnlen 'neisI'f :
: = RyRFCK MILL Y E

orolcrtV therein runteyeu, - r,l .l s
a Lot eoniahtihg abont ihree' A .se.
In Inc town Of Waterford, on which 'neieIif
BRICK Mile
- -. aetet four stories high, with three run q
~ Y -, lf,,rre and an the necessary machinery
: = ,S,oe order, attached TO the mill there ls
IA te.., u ntiat 81 w MILL, PLASI SEX
1fIT.T. and STEAM ENGINE, capable OF
driving two pair ofBurrs, all in good oruer.n =
The mill is capable pf notwithstanding rom ~
10 10 barrels Of E1oua per aday-has the aayan-
tagc Of fine retail scnstom--an mas al ss.,,
been considered one d the best stands ior sopn-
,ry Srsf in he county, a large and cominodious
Brick Dwelling House,
with Kilchen. Meat-h0nse, and Stable--a weitol
water in the yard, variety OF Fruit Irees, s.,
IN faet more desirable situation IS rarely tp y
met with. Persons Wishing 70 buy can view sne
property previous to pc day Of SAFE, py caliin
IN ie;,her Of the undersigned who will al "a,
lines salre pleasure inshowing the property and
;r;pg an he information in their power Inc
~. Il believed to be diAputabes but Selling q
ITrnstees, we VIII coatey only such a. has peeI
Icsnyeyed tosns. - 81 t-..,ae. !.
,r;ar 8 dsed ~ trust giyA 10 secure the paymen
i Of two thousand dollarit Interest son VIE
is thought there man be c!enit ~ Y
some three or four mon1s on tne residue 49,
lieducsing the expensesp saie) tnete vii u &,
credit of one and two y4rs nom me aay y ~
without interest-the nrchnser "
giving bond and such curty - may y
4 able 10 the Tfuslees( ~ I,
Sale to tale rl1eel d fhe premises. attiS q
4 k,ocL AZ ss HfNRYRUSsEIsLs
- = lssai EBkNEZER GRuBBs
II 56HNsR. DUTTON,
E. PEGS. lsiy. Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

- -
a.. leducation Il. tenbfieSs. ona - M. S.
t causes &c Id preiu,l;ee enterts;n ,s i,
7- many vel ~ {, NJ 3.
Ek informed persons a:sainst b,,n,Ss l.,.,.s
IN general, aud partiicniarIv IS, ;nss B,
ry Institutions az tho hiehcsr 49, n
possibility 81 eli tivat;nS .nv ,,,,.,a. !,
g Imind to the Dreindl;ec - .tbss- 5. !
n must indeed b granted, and III the ~
dopbtless, some truth 81 the alea. s;a., q,
lss dispropertionate decree IL aftens;on u ;
81 in many destinations 81 learniar frea,,e,,
. ly bestowed 81 tic memory. Rus .e;s !,
buse demands reform n onr nlaps 81 s',s 81
II cation. rather ithan,a blind and b;eots
9 opposition g. the Psrt.of- .thaaa; ,sh.., liz.
& y. IA y l'es.slsce re benefcial influence
= ssloo as y tpe nigher classes. Yet Ii
49, y some measure Of the prac
MARKED tsa. n Pssnenaees Z may be re
ear.;IIa 80 - .no memory y fsculty sus.
r;a r tsa = Iuuc''''on g much earlier pc
less = - 1, LOS my osner anu that66
80 - y brought INTO vigorous and con
EN-. a.. esercise early m htc, any suhsea1gat
1918 lor II Improvement will ordinArily,
nj nj a''enueu py comparatively little success.
..s, storing q the memory with various
..u.ns y unguestlonably highly impors
~. pat. q the great work Of education;
/ every learner and teacher. That Il Il h,is "a
part, and BY no means the most i,nporta,,t
part, Of that great work. The right dis
cipllning Of the imagination is manifcstly
Il @ q eu1ak ~ and tic
! II;ttle attention on other portions "a ~
mind. while the most prolonged any .n $50 ~,
! mus efforts are made merely N wy -.
J n,sb;nr efi the memory, is8tho more MAUI.
me- nian o,, ,ye reflect that this facuhy i uni
rersaily the first 70 fail IN its functions On
i the approach Of old age. =, o,h.o,
: The power ofreasoning, IKE ssery go go
n mower Of the mind i, obviously W ''l IN
Is in unequal degrees amehg n'ssa /, ,ver,
al is Susceptibility Of improvement, !, y wv;
+ sound mind i manifest . from ~ !
ve ence and Observation, ,;on On any subject.
:, not merely an exhibltion q q, sa, ~ a.,r ~
~ Int is also the legitimate moue - oua 49,.
ace ~ 49,. - mode indicated by the cons.n
ent that the study of lVs'9 II exerci
to mind dls lp.os y :, rsasoning. The po
ton we maintain y, tnas ny t;on /,
petitionof the process Ct ra i,s sssn
appropriate subjects 9saay ra e reasonipg
out s ssa i,,,e ,noao cf sdperinduring that =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
F-EDUCATIOE.

a.
- ssssEsists r;asr PEGS.
. nj Isrors: About twelve months ago
q ser, Iual articles. from pens Of different
writeR ubjeptof Eshteatioal appeared IN
The ec one IL the most respectable aeo-5
domaSs city Of New York. That series
sugse4 mind at the time, the expegl7
eney oihon articles Republication IN the
same I 6n the subject Of sELr-EDucArieS.
A sefie ies on that topic were aceofdlns-
| lyIproisAe writer Of this communication
and wetbed to the number Of four in t1 Is
paper al Several causes (the principa
Of which event Of most affecting char
Aeter ID ,estic life ofthe writer) separate
The furthl tation, at that time, Of The aoo y.
mentione II articles.
Under stances somewhat more prop
tious, Ina, ined my pen; and, in accordann'
with the = hi offriends, propose, with yo'
pcrmissioni bIish the entire series lexten
ling 70 the Of eighty in your excelic
Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
'C Oh % ]! y b 81 DI Nc.

80 4 8 - s 81 ~
am 9Th llIg TIL ID II ii III ~ =.
DY -, r. = ~ Is; ~ 1k AZ II III Et IN
iflsl eptIAL ArrfxrIoS Soe;efv ~. IS
IA. APPLY coaspAyed To les5 y L. peaa
he which when sepSssted, soon s s%ssss
ers 81, sloW Win ruddy and intense bes,
j., 80 4 oI inc. hsbuiha.
lat "a - y. Rom the tpion
=, f.s.. Z Z. 81. ~ savage, who novsr
~ ia ,s,.s oiessings q combination, Ana
= .n.f, a.ss society fro.n apathyio 81 MS.
y. Is, 'lesn, are Ike the sebtrakd
Cd sArA; uesds useless they h2i tber.
"a RelSrs5 s Ts, neat neither love or rs
. WINS 4, ~ wat acts Of her0i$n ma
4 iraps, = ~ ~ sge or nation, his 6t
: gleomv ME- Il a,.ecsion given rise arb VII,
: has not tLa .st. despair Or eren suici&
cfton Il, ~ 49,. .a9n 81 society led
Efioblesf ma 10y $3.50. naunus Of men arbf
n And how & s stlu virtues calle1 I'M
: Ian the soft ~ ,ne BOSOM q the rel Sroy5
lf-intl sV''0ns anguish
fa
Il TEMrrar,or 4, s...ss tcmptssor: 7.
once is not i S q LIT prppi oss honesty
II If servant ;aaeed we're to resist Tho
continued ta,..,. s~slon Of SILVER Elfg in 4
window, as some people lett lie, he would
1 give strong proof Of honesty, but this
rs a proofto which you hass no right te
put q man You know, humanity sReaE
ing, thers,,i con,cf, ~ y temptation
q which NIL ~ s - SsararG his Alsne N 0Ff
-
II HfNTs TO YouNG LADIES. Ill any N {E.
s woman wastes in trivial alnusemein.f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
M Gaalsl New Goods b
Fresh Merehandlze.

T1TIE shscrber has laleIy y 49,. ~, 6e
sur,n,ent Of Merchandl<e az z. :, ~T = sod
win IN d small advance ieI 49, All ksnds
and prompt customers on 3 81 r.hich he will
81 c0anlry produce wansss, n .rsllow. Ba,ter,
ss NJ H,ss5 Fsui. Broom Corn, Corn, oi4 -.
- can nd Examine Al his New y , 1870 y
=, 4. ~ a ono Rail Road, ne2{ ls13S 2
Dec s 1871 !. - --.-----
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
70. IL Clothing.

" . q y sss 81 .s ;sa;f; ~ IL
p Isss eS 10 j laatsrs1F; BRIGHTNESS Pill $ wkll7,
selves r,rrv, Dec :. C.ora.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
C0cQannfs.'
lalne's Family Medicines
Nan Goods.

FIST ,..,g3 I second supply OF Ncgro
pl..,.Ns0 ws,ol Hats and CAPS coarse and
$50 F.. SOL and Orerroats very
sheap. Z a. :. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

-r-z,-ls <1.,.ired . ~ supply o. tfepEucss
80, ..olnprisE al The new. kcleS 70
VIZ many new ai'9 !. Z st u ".
viii s. Pal'ie'''a' : Y VI. ,e FL 8 bsS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
: Tgfpl,lTln'T B6ILDING

). .l,;.l, - I'D slofe5 II y; e : !.
n T.liss :., - Tlie tvand rent reserved :
$50 PER ~ :, ,,s .ot 40. - IS held I'M
The ~ on Il 18th day Of February
asr f. 3 Gerard g the e sid DeEan:
IT, hound rct' IsseE Is sly pz s ,hssa :
l Frs 1890, "A r,glre moths with in
e ana an, s''s Ss.rred s. 10 be secured by
80 personal security "a y 2 A'sea = sss
en- she GEtRD b WAGER
ts A6nf 2; 2, DsEaa, ds9'd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

20 Ts pam Es II Ts Ess - q: Z
mes Bfankess' =. - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

l1 ~ - ~ -
lug thc talents MS: ]
and from omittlnf
intellectual impr.o
! they lose the y,
remain N
f,rsakes them, q
nor age can d
would be q comic
/ every posslbiHsiI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
harle..0E4a :. 81 . AlLORINtS.

FAnhi,vlss:.m,red sin coasi,lu s. Il Il =
TIME unasrsa!gs n = InnsipeFs in AZ a; siaa
ne T !, Ms sSsP nearly tsTl e e
~ sscss ~. ss and custas,ssIs rrsR
70 Tusayins lately s,,,s ise Is work &C
Ia ;Ss ssipalss CIT; !, LAW s...s !:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

HAVE ID, returned non - fillmore ana am
80, rfsrina a larre and uDsl ecauuinl ~
,,,, ess 81 NV GOODS. i rhish inyi's
,hc Sr.-nt'cn q he Ladies. -. : 5 rs.K
I,.z,,>,r1 Is 1877.
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