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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
REMOVAL.
Wagon Making, &c,

qsf1 h. hss 5sPSsa 2 y. new s.. is9p
better prepared Than ever toserve the public in his
line aof business.
He will make or repair Wagons. PIoughs, Har-
3rows &c as indeed every article in his line OF ba-
siness, with great promplness and in substantial
manner. His materials shall be Of the best quality
and good job given.
TIE bis pd cnssomefs he tenders his thanks for the
ii51ral SUPPORT heretofore extended him, and hopes
fof continuancc Of their favors. To the public
at large be inYitesia portion OF their custom.
ALFRED O'BANNON.
Chaflesfown Januarys94 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
LIFE .gSNUR.ays.CE.

Tue NATIoSAL LOAN FuSD LIRE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,", OF LONDON.
CaPtTaL 81 SOC, DO0-SrRpLus s4i2,2To.
DRlNTED statements explanatory of the bust
il ness and tie advantages Of Life Assurance,
viii be furnished % application 10
B. W. HERBERT.
Or in his absence, applications can be made 10
DR. c. F.. MasoS,
Medical Exam.ner, Ckarteaorn.
DR. JOHN d. SrARRY,
Medical Examiher, Harprry- Ferry.
DR l. II. TAYLon,
Medic1f Examiner, Skepkcrdstora.
Charlestown. MY l, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
c. A. s.. WOLF,
Matchmaker and JeWeller.

No. goa BALriMoRE SrREeT, SECOND pooR WEST
or HANpyER.
BALTIMORE.
GoLD and Silver LgvER, LEPlNE and vERGE
VI WATCHES, and FAsaiosABLE gEwELRY of eve
W description.
sfy- Particular attention paid to The repairing Of
Walches and Jewelry.
August o. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
THE ORPHANS TEAR.
Is ALLEcoRY.

- dsan forest. where the Eolian muir.
mnripps of waving forest trees mingled with
the dentle complaining of song-birds 70 tneir
abse5t mates, and a rivulet smiled sunnliy,
- aswsa Like thing of light on the green
somBre weeds Of widowhood, ciasped the
! cold hand other fatherless daughter. They
stood beside the stream, and, as their pale
features were mrrored On its bright surface
the mother weaved for her daughter story
of her dead fathers life; recalling thousand
deeds of gentle tenderness-his caresses and
his shiles-his kisses and fond embraces
dwelling, with all wife's tenderness, upon
his many virtues and manly graces then,
with a trembling voice and quiyering lip, she
painted his dying bed how, when the low
beatngs of the pulse had nigh ceased; in
husky accents he asked to see his own
sweet Nelln how, when the little daughter
pressed his icy lip, and felt for The last time
the Heating of his heart against her own, he
had fhintly whispered his dying blessing, and
his hsaven-winged spirit bore upon its pin-
ions . prayer for his wife and child And
as ths sad story melted into the young girls
kearts her pale lip quiyered, and her hearts
fountain weled up its waters till the eye was
full til ~oyerfowing, and tear trembled for
an instant on the eye-lid kissed the pale
cheeA. and chung to it as though 10th to
leayeEthe rich couch-then, for an instant,
glanding through the air like ray of sun
/ light dropped into tho bosom Of the stream,
Away with laugh and smile through
/ the green forest, glanced the stream; pratt
/ ting here to bed of pebbles, kissing There
a group of wild fowers-laying here the
roots Of giant tree. and dashing gaily yon
| der through the arches of rustic bridge r.
! Away. through forest and meadow mingling
here with the bright waters that gush from .
sylvan spring meeting yonder q sister
| steam Away, the twin sisters glance along,
bearing in their bosom. the orphans tear
The stream has reached its gaol, and /, with
laugh as clear and smile az sunny as ever
dashds into the bosom Of river And a
4 way, past hamlet and town and city. past
forest and meadow and mountain and val
ley, swells the broad river, bearing oH its
bosom the Orphans Tear
The river has found IFS home and. foaming,
boiling, madly plungiDg, as though 10th to
lose the contest, rolls its waters into the o.
cean's waves and, borne on pillows noun
tain high, the Tear CLEANS upon their snowy
cresfs
Tho SUMS gliding the ocean with its Grim
son beams, and leaving pathway ofgorgeous
light Upon the waters. Thick mists ascend
to meet his warm embrace, and, mingling
With the skywafd vapors, the Tear mounts
upwards, cleaning in the light OF the{morn-
ing SIN Observation-Disclosures the
Tear. tin ii seems forever lost III thesthick
clouds that hang like wreathed sriritain the
: Butnow lost forever When the sun ha.
rome III his evening rest, and shadows are
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
THE RELAY HOUSE.

HNHiSq quiet. commodious and rural resting place.
III is situated at the junction of the Washington
and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Roads 40 miles
fFom Washington and 10 miles from Baltimore,
ahd has very recently been leased for term Of
years by the undersigned who pledges himself 10
use every effort in his power TO please and accom-
modate all who may favor him with a call. He
further pledges himself that his table Shall at all
times be abnndantly supplied with all The delicacies
of the season. as well as The most substantial fare
which the markets Of the cities Of Washington and
Baltimore can afford.
J THE Chambers have lately undergone thorough
cleansing and painting and are well furnished with
hcw and handsome assortment of Furniture
Passengers 10 Washington can rest all night in
quiet repo<e al this house go to Washington in the
morning and return.in the evening.
Dining and Hunting parties from the cities can,
nppn reasonable notice, always receive the best ac-
conmodations
The Bar will be found well supplied with supe-
rioF Wines Brandies, Old Rye, &c, Sc
He therefore hopes to share reasonable portion
of patronage and INDUCES the hope that hetrayel-
ing public will give him call.
/ SIIAS w CONN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
eASn FOss NEGROES.

!. 81 q se~irous a. pnFchase targe numbeF q
III NEGROES FOR The Spnshefn MARY snea,
N0rteN bAss, girls tnd tsraiiles sor which WITH
xfee lie highest cash prlcxs
Persons hasing slaves TO sell viii please inform
- naliv az hv les,er al Winchester, which
~ 81 sir ssom n attention or b. NJ & w. II
go s5ssliT n Sta West Prait street Baltimore
! ELIJAH MCDOWELL. 81
Asens ~ b ~ 4 W z CanpesA.
ws1hesier August :, ie50-tY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
NOTICE
TO Cattle Grazicrs and Brewers

o@ee IL ne IIIa. q Pot z Cost b
WiScuEsrsR, VA, Feb 5, 1871, +
..n.NnEafENTs are now completed bs
A which Cattle loaded IN ihs car a. .nls RsSss
wilfhe passed directly through g bslumoes ny W.
viii dc easFied through from Wincnesel y nslst.
mots ~ am IN The excess above that xeghi
- fa1 xsufs per 100 lbs, through ptosefs ~asf
vac $50 n 7 GEO. HEST. Agent
E.h,aarv IL f6St-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04


side of The Shenandoah Rier and Is from iouI 70
six miles distant from charlfsoEn, e1senaing BACK
from the River to the top Of heBlue Ridge Noun
tain, and embracing small R'rlion o. very Piodus
tiveriver bottom cleared and :omiortaby improved,
river hill in timber middle 6otpm partially cleared
and with several small tenem'nts three or iout
orchards and many ins springs, thence 10 the top
OF the mountain, well Iimberd. The growth on
this land embracing chestnu, locust, pine, oak.
hickory. and other woods. This land as the low
lands become more sparcely timbered, must adj
vance id value. Itcan be soIdentire or divided.
TIE Terms 81 SAT- are Oneihird ofthe purchase.
money to be paia in hand, aid the remainder in
three equal annual instalmenis with interest from
date Of Bonds The deferred payments 10 be secured
BY deed nf trust on The properly.
ShouldI be absent, my father, B. G. Washington,
ESQ residing near Charlestown, will give all ne
cessary information TO those desiring to see the
land. THOS. b. WASHINGTON.
February II 1851.
Frederick (lNd) EzanliRsr and National Isteiti-
gen6er copy 3 times a ireek fer month, and send
bills 10 this O0fee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Caeh iIr Negroes.

gwom% snAecriher is anxious e purchAse N. VI
psSnbcr &c Nesrsee, Of both sexss so1n Us -s n
lkeir Persons having Nessucs 2 e,,RSss s - ss
aneu ls:l ,,, 100 - ,.s'.t f;ktest oask prices
INV 49, ~. = - 0ese,eF Courts II Martins
ns ~. ,h y xsSSr - Il Begryville on tbs 3iA
So ~ 80 .sk - ssaally Il his residence
I'm si,..<,N q In viii Re promptly 81
- Aa.ts..sss WA. CROW.
= M, ~ ..s n, IN. II fsts-sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
EXCHANGE BANK oF
sELDEN, MITmERs Y u.

sFNf -tstst ~ IL 1ls45ifs ~
ihes Jha 49, respectfully annrrres III
geperal banking anI Errts,aa ~ ssasac
ety. nndts Ne Arss NJ SSsfsnr ngslnass Il mi
co, and afe prepared q deal q THEIRS 4
tsreigs an IJss.estie 1890. -
ssssoyy Not<s Cerfikeates VI rs.. ...t hIs FRO
Csed1, Baak Notes a1d -, A*'etes1ef
We undertake 10 maxi ralla.,;,,., lI
@ remit the proceeds II anr ssi.,a ana Promptly
o. without The Union. saeu pV'FAI within
Mr.. WiELfaa SsLpet : ,,.,,,....., lss
Tor many year, past the = rs 5. Af End
sfGfeS witt give kis 1910, " fae aed
financial bssi,.. - adsal PERSONAL alter tln
5ransss. s..as-s "a employers may Ttqu}ae
hs % tsaasaes. wiltbe spnd1cied with fidelity ard
Pfompiinde, and upon Inc most reasonable ttfIlss
WILLIAM SELDEN, ssa
Il LaIs TfeasHrsv N tie IT, s.,
JOHN WRITER'S, HI
OF AferanGria Va.
Il. w. LATHAM, VI
OF Washington. ri Cs
L. p. BAYNE
Of BaLimore, ME-
Washington. Dec. 6, if5o--if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
"liIIheFy and STRAW Goods,

- ~ - from the lowest price American % The
s sns Imported.
BONNET RIBBONS:
Many new styles which cannot be found in any
other house and of every quality aud I3ice-by the
piece OF carton.
Satin Ribbons--all numbers and colprs,
! Tafeta DO 10
| Bonnet Safins--all colors,
| Glace Bonnet Silks-all colors,
| Tariaianes 10
/ Illusion Neiis do
Italian Grapes do
English do do
/ Bombazines-M Modes, Observation-Disclosures,
French and Blond Qnillings,
Bonnet Caps-new styles blue & green Barege,
Satin, Cotton and Paper Wire,
Maline Laces and Wells Black silk Laces,
Bnekram--WiIlow Sheets,
Bonnet Castings and Reeds, RobbinetS-Oif Silk,
Model Heads--White Glue
i Bonnet Frames and Crowns
4 Crown Lning--Chip, &c. &c. sat
STRAW BONNETs,
He would particularly call attention to his ex-
tensive stock Of Straw Goods, consisting of every
description-and he Is confident al lower prices
than they can be found In any other house, His
large citY trade guarantees their being 9f The most
fashionable shape andsiyle.
Baltimore. March T. IS5I--lm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
CARRIERS HOTEL
RESTAuRANT .

yrsItE sabseri6er has opened u The basement a
lis holel RESTAURANT where can y
$500 lie Sabbath all the dcieacies d
~ ,s lie has engaged tie services Of com
rsent eaierer frvm Baltimore " lake charge q w
fsesss'a room adjoining ths Ladies Parior hai
been fised mp for the purpose 81 accommodating PAT
4irs 81 \. adde's and Gentlemen
Nns - 1850. Y N CANl EM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

lsnTnRED INKS. Card Ink. Book Iak and
u News Ink, &c superior quality. and d ne low-
Ell piiees.
Nj 7. warrants he Ink made It The Balsimore
orkk Is te Of he rery best qualify and shond any
sEssls shipped by him fail ID give fall satisfaction
n cai Sc reIurned u his expense.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

& f0AD IL No Closerseed. Just arrived, which
~ - sfIsr IS lie public % 1cc6mmo1ating terms,
eishef f1r cash oran credit g sosA e 2 c1sea Pr
tie Efst a. FEBRUARY next tnaL Sc eTsaI ~ osar
- ~ .5sr $50 soaring Interesf Call II Our new
sesrlF cppnsile tie Bank where die have
- - rarieir a 4rrceries
JOSEPH B. SLOAN Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

-I
vrxf4E undersigned having been appointed aLdn+
kStlt Isl tk< Sonthkrn pis,ricx. respectfully
$500 is ssrxice< % The eu1lie in that capacity
~ l tisc eecFf attention gossiole % ne eo.iec
,;ss ~ 81 claims naeed i his hanis and Pzy 80!
49,. flr when k1iItete1 All Re ass = itnA tn4
" N q Is katlily e his paslons
- THOMAS JOHNSON
ckss<<<tomn. Nkfc6 81 49,
TS7<f received Kids DraWipg kniye. ge.ntef
=. N|'s PlssicriaIe and Roiniing Ireusls ktlssI
500 80 tol1inx Rcle8 o. Balls glolk Nss.s
T,s5f irknnk I-siches Bed Serssrs asea BOZ
- MIS- anE C.t-la Bandk ~ = Inc
- IT 60 i've knFS 81 kan1 xsficas bz1ndl
<Hswipt Tch>c<D y SUI Al t1sses A,se
f..S<k M se,o<ias g. -. . x.oorr
1[&4,T SITS. al KSsd - iaf s1lssbF
&;'sS<E n. TATE 4 H00FF.
- ET1IsfF lo. a Fresh cip7efsses ios sale b
= ;ss@sE'il II SLOAN 4 co.
...:s 4 SfsD & Ei 81 J !. KEAssLEr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Alexandria Tin Ware and stove
Factory. Il

A 8 each succeeding even. in the history Of AlsA-
y an6ria, gives eFdcaee that she will Be fescsck
E,ed. and as webTiew in the distance the accom-.
lshnhent ~ great edorts and noble objects, we bash
fEfson 10 believe thai our mset sanguine cxperia-
{lon%. will tie realized that her Golfers will asaik
4Fefd4w with the riches of old Virginia Hence
We increase of Busine~s---of Population, and TIL
Necessity tor preparation TO meet the demands
freFtof Ia view OF these consideration, I sha4l
tgisin0e 10 enlarge my stock Of GOODS, both ii
rot % utility. variety and durability which + an
fknsiy large and valuable, having been made with
Hteal care and precision. County merchants afR
pefljeulaFly requested to call and examine MN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Machine shop and Iron Foundry.
Agricultural Machinery.


TIME subscribers are now prepared 10 manu-
j factufe Al heir establishment. Chariesiown.
jefferson county. Virginia, 'AGRICUL1J .RAL
MACHINERY ofevery description
THREsHIITG n1ACHINEs.
on THE LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATrERsss
Fits celebrated Thresher anong others. warranted
10 thresh from 800 10 400 bushels per day Also,
Thresher with cleaner attached. completing The
whole process in one operation. Also Fiddler Cut
ers fRoyefs paIent3 Ihe very best now in use.--
Cora CrnIkersahat crush from the consisteney Of
kommonv 10 iee meal Il desired. with capacity
from 30f0 10 beshrls rer hour Csrn Ckelers with
rapacify srom $50 ID 1000 bushels per dav JE1eal
DriKss az the most improved patieins. Haeai
RsuTers Of the latest and best kinds (Hu<sevs and
| Mcccrmieks1 Also. BambCronek's celebraieS
JV1sat Fzh. which has taken @ premiums and
medals warranted % Be the best separator ii The
/ U. States 10 faet evers thiug thar ne Fsrn,el
/ nav need 10 aid Kim il his Operations. Order
flled Il the shoriess notire and Machinery sen,
/ any part of he Sssie. All Repairs promptly a.
,cIded q. CASTINGSof All kinds. Mil Irons ID
clnded done IL lhe shortest neaiesi ana most dnra
/ BE manner:
i MANUFACTURING PRICES
THREsHER wiih Cleaner eomplese, siz-hpfs
Fhlssi.r without Cleaner. froH leo i SIS
Corn ErusheEE SIS
Fodder cntrers SS5
Gem Shelters from SIS ia SIS
HaT and Straw Cutters from SO Is e
All oiheE machinery Al proportional rates. 4
4 uafrzn.ed d work well.
J chrrln.axn, Dss. y, 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
Garden Seed !! Garden Seed y!

HI 4 he fine i approaching when Gardens are
A Ito be madrsnp. We call the attention q fhe
nabIkc 10 The following list Of Seed warranted 70
Sc the best quality.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

who bling pressed to stay 4, little leqeef, ri
pliea II will Fifteen liina,es WI NNfe
no difference ~ stgs 4 le's g 49, e -
candle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
DRY GOODS,
GentIe,ncns, Wear.
GROCERIES.

Z pnstanIY on halu a. SOOu st0cA UI lTeV SIISs q
reasonable prices.
R0oTS SHoEs MATS AND caps.
HaRD- WARE. QUEENS WARE. BOOKS
AND STATIONARY.
Id fact be has every thing necessary 10 complete
,ssormentof Goods and he would take this method
Jt returning his sincere thanks his former friends
and patrons for the liberal support he has received
since his commencement in business and assures
he buhlic that nothing shall be wanting ppon bis
narto s.;ll rnsrif coatinnaner OF their fayors.-
III "a, from ali who arefin want
dt gocts. and promises TO DO business upon suea
tnrn,s as will Be agreeable
JOHN G. RIDENOUR,
III coun,rv Produce viii be taken al all
times IN exchange for gnod<
Hhrpefs- Ferry. Feb. ~. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
NlDDOnss Straw Bonnets.
AND
MILLINERY GOODS.

RENyAMIN CRANE .ro,ls E..-7-.s.r-..
moved 4, ~ and dealers that be has re-
corner IN Co., oaii9lng No 81 Baltimore St,
reeeIvins- ~ 80. 5aiiamare, where be is now
Millinery and Straw Goods.
Ihe 4. Ills long experiences IN
seIer, 49,. Trade enables him 10
counsrr 80 nos. desirable foT this section &c
pZexlens - RRfehasine e be Is sss. 81 ~ liz
larae ana ,-A.-.s--.s .1assest 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

n1NTbe dasirs 10 be Ieysd Z eans AS! e,
ture FL ia purity 4 4 The Msk M q
the orlenine .hsark and 4 i've seN 5{s.ls,s
il the|bosohs q n ua.N ne Assf 3 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04
TYM IEMrc ami Nfores

q AZ kinds, patterns and sizes. large sleek og
xeff Superior TIMED SAFES. Of The most beau
NUT Patterns. large. ani rs splendid an assort.
s9enibf BLOCK TIN HARE, as has ever been
pdeFsd in Alexandria. / would also cali the ailenl
dion ii Farmers 10
Motifs Agricultural Furnaces !:
they are admirably adapiedlio the cooking Of food
3sr cattle and swine, and are much used for tioues-
lie pptposes. THERE'S double kettle, or boiler
yonhtcied on. the top ofthe Furnace In such man
ner thar the ife passes between the outer and isne
snriagts and viii cook vegetables IN less TIME than
hoilels se, In brick. They are light and portable
and. therefore, possess the advantages OF being used
10 dia@tcns places Sizes ranging from 30 to 80
gsliots Also Lend Pipe, Of all sizes
sH0prER BATHS 4. REFRiGERA 7'oRS,
and aAest Of other articles which i. Is unnec
10 nshtion The subscriber also offers his services.
10 exes:h,c all kinds Of woIk appertaining 10 his
business. such as
II. R001jHg, SpOsfiMg. sc.
BEST nrce given Tor old CopPER am BRAss, d.
his stard. opposite WIN. S,abler & Bros, Fairfax
ENocH GRIMES.
Alexandra June Oh Is50-tf X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

-ssfuerabie N leoparoiziHg She peace aud
comfort Of family By going security = for
q man, in whom others would not have had
confidence, or they would not have asked So
curity-that swept from the husband 4 con.
siderable portion of the property which had
made his-eondition better than the Sife,s be.
fore marriage
9 And here said I, 6 it will cease to last +
I hope that my feelings we're Of tie RIGHT
kind think now that they we're only those
Of curiosity Some people seem 10 desire IS
evil That they have forelold think only
Desired g knoV VOW m loss q property Vas
wife, sorry indeed II vii compel you to
do much Of the work which you have lither.
to hired others to perform Do not let the
loss of your property mortify you, nor suffer
yourself to dwell on the error,if it was an
error of the act by which the loss occurred"
But you-you, my dear wife"
twill not, said she, essentially affect
me it will not add to my labors or my anx-
ietyl ! must look after the household af-
fairs whether we have one farm or two
The wife shed no tears She was sorry
that her husband should lose that social dis.
tinction conse 9ent upon some property more
than others possessed but it was pardeA-
able feeling in her, that the loss of property
placed her more upon his level, and removed
something Of the appearance of difference
between them
This then was not much of grief
ia 1t lasted yet"
Tie sudden death of the frst:boTn child,
10 beautiful boy, was the next disturbing
cause. / was not in the house during the
short sickness Of the child, but l attended
the funeral and followed the body from the
ANTIQUE house Of mourning to the church
i yard. When the clods fell upon the coffin,
/ Thought the heart of the mother would have
! burst She leaned over to look down into
/ the resting place Of her child, and the arm
/ of friend seemed necessary to prevent her
frons going unto him"
And I said, & It lasts no longer
j The friend and neighbor led her back I,
sber husband. The gentle look Of affection
lie sympathy which be gave her as he place
IL arm within his, aud drew her toward
! him, that she might lon on his mani
strength, showed me my mistake. -.
The mother had suffered, but the affsetio
nay the happiness Of the wife was cpmple'
Could a mother be happy returning fro
, Vie yet unsodded grave IF her only child |,
] Death had softened her heart, and lifted
/ forthc minissration Of new affection
father had suffered in the death of the b
as wen and as much as she, and yet att
E moment Of the deepest anguish he Ind hu'
] ed his own griefthat be might Sustain her
! sorrow. The mother Imourned, butAthe "
i reioiced. How beautiful and beautifyi
I -. IL = .,aa.aant had snrrnw hecomec
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-04

kNhshhl9 w ~ - 80
TIME subscriber would respectfully beg leave TO
/ inform his friends and customers I'M Harpers-
#Felrv and The surrounding country that he keeps
corsianily on hand a good assortment Of GOODS,
which h. i determined TO sell at as low rate as
ihek can be sold al in This section of counry. He
resbeclfuy solici,s call from all, as be will offer
preht inducements 10 purchasers His stock con-
sistk in part as follows viz
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-24

dc Falc smb ceic paeolc dc genre sur
hor Dc qi ct Memorable
Abraham Shvock traits e aet ipdeebls dcs coes DC
dun brun grisnnan
onges de ses 1e dc ~
ct pousa qnarante tis
Philippe oonnait e SONNET dc 81
% Ne aemagne il asai ps elef des champs - 90" So"
rEopc qnl,ucs dc tops c"ent IN
DC rprende baton &c f
de les
s.sk dsai amaisr Ct 'nlait await p's
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