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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
SERENADING a SENTIMENTAL
YOUNG. LADY.

In my young days, / was extrayagantly
fond Of attending parties, and was somewhat
celebrated for playing the flute; hence il was
generally expected, when an invitation was
extended, that my flute would accompany me-
Visited splendid party one evening and
was called upon to favsr the company with
tune on the flute. /, Of course, immsdi-
ately complied with the requess. The Gem
pany appeared to be delighted, but more
particularly 50 was beautiful young lady
who raised her hands and exclaimed that it
vas beautiful, delightful, 60. B
I, of course, was highly fattered, and i'm
mediatcly formed resolution to serenads
the young lady on the following Aight--
Previsus to leaving the party, msdo in
curry respecting her residence
/ started the next night, in company will
several young friends, and arrived, as sup
posed, at the ladys residence but msde q
NEST glorious mistake, by getting under the
window of an old Quaker "New boys,
said /, "beheld the sentimcntality Of this
young lady the moment strike on The Last
Rose Of GUNNER / struck up but the
window remained closed The boys smiled
cob" said /, CHAT is nothing, it would net
be in COED taste to raise the window en- the
FIRST air.u I next struck up on Old Robin
Gray Still the window remained closed =
The boys snickered, and I felt somewhat
fla. 'fonco more, beys," said l. "and she
must csme" / struck up, agaia--My Love
is like the Red Rose = Still there was ne
demonstration. "Boys,p said I, "she's a
humbug Let us sing Home, Sweet Home,
and if that denis bring her, We will give her
up We struck up, and as we finished the
last line the window was raised. "That's
the ticket, beys,n said I ~ knew we would
fetch her" But instead Of tho beautiful
young lady, it turned cut to be the cid
Quaker in bis night-cap, and dressing gown,
"Friend," said 10, "thee was singing Of thy
home--I think thee said thy sweet home
and if I recoTlecs right thee said there was
no place like home now, if there is no place
like heme, why don't thee GO to thy home
Thee is not wanted here-thee nor none of
thyiparty FAREWELL Ne and our hats
uce,tt ho8act - "Reminiscences Of Dr. Valentine
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GRTTING 4 WEDDINC cor.

Among the anecdotes detailed by DR.
Bushnell, illustrative of the age of hemespun
Was one which deserves to be told BY itself
aud better than we can repeat it. Ono Of
the aged divines Of that country, still living
was married during the revolution but IN
der singular difficulties. There was an OBJ
stacleT to the wedding that seemed insur.
msuntable. He had ne wedding coat ner
WAS wool to be had to make one, and it was
in the dead Of winter Yet all parties were
ready and he was anxious to be married
Withent delay. AZ last the mother Of the
intended bride discovered the difficulty, and
promptly had some of her sheep shern and
sewed up in blankets To keep them warm,
while Of the weel she spun and woYe coat
forrher reverend sonsin-l law.
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NAVAL ANECDOTE.

] ~ y fs.
| When Macdeloagh was Firs. Lieutenant
| Of the Siren, under the command Of Captain
Smith, acireumstancp occurred in the har,
Der Of Gibraltar. sufficiently indicative 81
the irmness and decision Of his character.
An American merchant brig eamete anchor
near the United States vessel Maedenoush
u the absence Of Captain Smith, who had
gone on shore, saw beat from British fri.
gate beard the brig and take from her man
He instantly me med and armed his gig, and
pursued the British boat, which he overlook
just as it reached the frigate, and without
ceremony teek the impressed man into his
beat The frigate's beat was twice the force
Of his ewn but the act was so bold as to
asteund the Lieutenant who commanded the
press gang, and no resistance was offered
When the affair was made known to the
British captain, he came on beard the Siren
in great rage, and inquired how he dared
TO take man from his boat
Maedenough replied that the man was an
American seaman, and was under the pre-
lection Of the flag of the United States, and
that it was his duty to protect him
The Captain with yolley Of eaths, sWere
10 would bring his frigate alongside the
olren ana SINK her,
THAT you may ds,n said Macdonough,
but while she sWims tho man you will not
have
The English captain tsld Maodonough
that he was young hair Drained fellow, and
would repent Of his rashness Surprising
SIR said he, /" had been in that boat, would
you have dared to have committed such an
act ~
/ should have made the attempt al all
hazards was the reply,
!" What sir. p said the English captain,
would ysu venture to interfere if I were to-
impress men from that brig ~
"You can try il, sir" replied Maodsnough
The British captain returned to his YES
SCI, and manned 3 beat, and steersd for the
brig Maoaeneugh did tho same but here
the affair ended j the English captain took
eireuitous route and returned to his ship
There wagasuch calmness in the conduct
Of Lieutenant Maedonough-sucha solemn
ty in bis language-such politsness in his
manner, that the British officer saw that he
had to deal with ne ordinary man, and that
it was not best to put him on his mettle
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POETRY.
IFoRTHr FpEn Pass,

W. Ms. Ea.na D. E. n SsnttrsrtE, Autkor Of "A.
Deserted VIE, 9-e, &c.
Awake my Tyre cniiyaned BIZ song
or womans worth II Il swee pthy t1neful strings;
And drilling echo shall Thy netes prolong,
Until the stern Tepentanf critic sings,
Until his praise ADDS { fuel 10 The FIRE
That warns my spirit and awazes my Tyre.
Thou, who hast tsls Of Hsgarss shangeful lot,
or broken vews--oi mans inceastancy
Say, hast thou felt tie woe Of vows fsrget,
Or dost thou dream Of such hypocrisy
The traitors kiss the worlds cold scorn,
Are these by feeling Or BY fanc4 drawn
Spirit Of sadness from shy gloom awake;
In Christ's calm iik'nsss Sc thyssou array,d.
O, that thy Genius, liz the troubled lake
By Gods behesi mi at and its surge allayid,
And then with holy unc;ien WELD thy pen
81 For GODS own glory and the veal ofmen.
Withilife inspird, thy passion scenes portray 4
The demon,f foes that riot in the heart.
TheItiHsenl gaTb OF guilt dost rive away;
And golden CLEANS to virtue dost inpart.
Accept this simple lay 10 Genius due,
This friendly wreath my muse has twin'd for you.
August 26th, 1851. PHILos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

PADp4's BeoTs-A green sprig from tho
Emerald Isle entered a beet and shoe shop
to purchase himself a pair of "brogues.i
After over hauling his stoek-in,trade, with
cut being able to suit his customer, the shop
keeper limited that he would make him .
pair to order. The price was named, the
Irishman -demSrred, but after - "batilg
down." the thing was "a tradeH Paddy was
about leaving the shop, whom the other
called after him, asking, "Bufwhat SIZE shall
1 make them, sir" @Oehl" CRIED Paddy,
promptly, @River mind Ebsut the size at ali !
make them as large as ye conveniently can for
he gnonety
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From &c FYseaNis HAg.

A MOST ENTRAoRDINARY ACCOUNT OF A
Cow LIVING WITHOUT Foop.-0n the Slst Of
July, had occasion to move seme Of my cat
tie from 4 certain field, (n order to change
Of pasturs) and on the 10th Of August dis
covered enc Of the number, COW, missing
returning to the field from which they
were originally taken, expecting to find the
missing one dead, / found her to my SUR
prise in 4 cave or sink, sems Is feet in depth
and about I2by II, yet alive and standing
on her feet An hours labor Of several hands
relieved her Of her pla4e Of confinement, \
most horrible spectacle having, as am full
ly assured, remained III this place fer 90 days
and perhaps more, without mouthfdl Of
food, but D supply of water, as it vas found
standing in her place Of confinement
ISAAC HINKLE. T
Walnut Hill Rokataurk 10 Va
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Attention, Merchants!

A N opportunity is now offered FOR any person, de-
IA siFous OF entering int the Mercantile Busil
mess, 10 procure Stand, which offers inducements
net equalled in the Valley OF Virginia To insure
thss NJ is emily necessary that the person shall pur-
chase small lot Of goods on hand which will be
sgd en accommodating terms both as to price and
tims The stand is situated in enc of the NEST
nrosPefeus AMI wealthy portions etthe Valley, where
moderate capital and energy cannot fail 10 reap
their proper reward. The house is under the con
troll ~ The subscribers fer series ofyears and can
afterwards be secured fer an indefinite period Of
tlsle. As they are determined 10 SCH the stock Of
goods persons wishing to aceePtthe oier now made,
had better apply at once, otherwise they will lose
Tie chance ofgeging the location.
Fer turihet particulars. apply at enee 10
MCCORMICK & BRADFIELD.
r july II, 1851 Berryville Clarke Co. Va, T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

Atn6nh<It d shs c1srks once of %. Csrsnt Cunt
st1tat4N4 cosnty, e ne 5sh Day u August, 1851
A.sy nfr,y. A1mfsis,,afsri e hsses nes. u .,sls
M's @sa .n.msr PLArsr'rr,
Nh. g. Nsrftinrfor, A$nissssraksr, d bonns nss.
sitt tkslNia aen<rki " Rot5 Rskierferd. dee'd
I'm n Cl1rke ard Lcufsa kss riff JnaSs y
Rasasist asS Sasnn kis ni< Sfdyy Aysnfsfeszs,
EiirabkA Sssifk .Jakn n. s6yayssN, .EAn Eopfud
Afsrga<sa q Moyree, NaiAaWiA 9: Nera aAd
Marp M ruff Effeaey Wcvkkfnetea Sar1i HusfA-
tartes, Ssrrt ~ R1yaaEas and f;atiarine Aisrtiie
Nnneg ,LosiHs, VA C.. WsrtAinstoz, Jaeat W.
Rsgnsish A9minfsirater Of Liza ~ Coekns. did,
James g. Reason and FraAcis43 G As fefts SefaA
.skn r. sainesd 4znd sally A,ss his rifs. Geefge
IT. Flag, N.sktaafa n. C9sweR and SasdN lis
srik EifnsaHd + Lee aud HsayiCtta has lrlk, HIM
~ Beatazu, .SayaA. Mary, Geeggfana Mikdggd,
SnsaH, jLtrSeacs b.. Danid b., BtajamiA r.
Txoraiis and Gsorgs RastiMeiss, Fs. S. Lesg
and gSaSah his riff, John 4. BrgrH. .lames Brorn
ind EEeisnor ~ lrift IIeyt IgsrtIington .Jao n
Ceskks ard William, silly, DaAiei b. and Isr-
giHid Escxs, DEFENDANTS. !.
TIME Object of This suit is TO enforce paymento Of
i tetf dae from the estate Of Robert Ruther-
ford, deed 10 the plaintiff interstate and charge
the same h the real estate OF said Robert Rather
ford decd under the provision OF his last Will and
Testament which subjected his estate real and pr.
sonai, ioNthe payment Of bis debts.
Il apperiHg On AFFIDAVIT filed ia this suit that the
defendant JaIaes J. Randolph and Sasan, his wife,
Mary Atnistead, Elizabeth Smith and John Con-
rail- Hps residents OF this State they are hereby
required q appear here within one month after due
publication oIthis order and do what is necessary
20 protect sher Interests in this matIef Il is further
ordered. tEat copy hereof be published once
week for four successive weeks in the Virginia
Free Pfest.,, and posted at the front door Of the
Coarthotse ef this County, on the firt day OF the
nett County coun Of jefferson.
eopy-Tesie
H. 7. BROWN, Clerk
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Virginia, TO wit:

Al rules held In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Jefferson County, on the 5lh day Of August
1861.
SAMUEL d. Pdncodst, : PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Tzoaias Kelly, DEFENDANT,
j An action in Assumpsit,
and
Conrad n. Starry and Joseph Starry, Der
uties Of T. Beckhana, Sheriff of Je8crson
Coeaty, GARNsHERs.
THIS object Of this suit Is to recover debt due
Il thp plaintiff from the defendant and to subject
the ssperiy Of the defendant in the hands of the
ShesAf sf lefeIson County, TO the payment Of the
debt.
Il appearing on affidavit filed in this suit, that
the defendant is indebted 10 he plain,iffin the sum
Of &30Qdae BY account with legal interest from
July Isl. 5i, which the plaintiff believes he is en-
titled 10 add ought to recoyer and also that he be-
lieyes ibe said defendant intends to remove his
property the proceeds of it, out Of this State so
process of execution on judgment in said suit
when i.is obtained, wilIhc unavaiiing-he is here.
BY required 10 appear here within one month aher
due publication 81 this order and do what is neces-
sary 10 protect his Interests in his matter II is fur
ther onisred. that copy hereof be published snue
week far four successive weeks, ia the Virginia
Free Press, and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse Of this County on the first day Of
: the next County Court OF Jefferson.
A copy-Teste
? e. * Il. T. BROWN, Clerk.
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Classical 8 Mathematical School.

TVHE subscriber willcontinue boarding school
i for boys, at his residence near Kabletown, yir-
ginia heschoeE will be again in charge Of Mr.
Carter ]. Harris, a gentleman ut several years ex-
perience as a Teacher, and wins has high testimo-
malls Of qualification from the Professors of the
University Of Virginia. For terms, &C. apply to
the suhscriberby mail, atKabletown, Jefferson Co.
Va. The scholastic year will be divided into two
sessiGns-the first commencing Oct lst, 1851 and
ending the last of February. The second conn
meneing March LIST and ending the last Of July.
1852, Six Day Scholars will be taken at sic so
per session, payable in advance.
Aug. 81 lS5t-6t J.. C. r. TAYLOR
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LAND WARRANTs-Wo learn from tie
Washington Republic that the whole num-
der Of land warrants already issued uader
the act of tho 28th of September, 1850, il
thirty eight thousand Ave hundred and fer
'ty FIVE, md that the Clerks in tie Pension
Office are now engaged upon the cases pre-
scented from the 25th to the 30th Of DeceEns
bar 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11

TIKI WITE-H yeu wish to be happy snd
have peace in the family, mover rePrsve your
husband in company, even if that reproof be
ever - light. If he be irritated, speak no
angry word Indifference sometimes will
produce unhappy consequences. Always
feel an interest ii what your husband under
takes, and if heis psrplsxed or discouraged
sssist him by your smiles and happy words
If the wife is careful how she conducts,
speaks sad lsoks, il thousand happy hearts
would cheer and brighten eur existence,
where now there is nothing but clouds of
glaou, sorrow and discsntent. The wife,
above all others, should strive to please her
husband. and to make home attractive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
Valuable Property for Rent.

TlIIE undersigned will REM eat lis Merchant
i Mill one mile frsm Wade Depot, sn the Opc-
luss, for j term Of three or four years The Mill
has aern rebuilt all new, and is situated in one II
The best neighberheods for wheat iii the Valley and
beng en- the rail read, so that the miller can load
iii the Mill
There can be from ons hundred 10 one hundred
and htiy tens Of Plaster sold every year.
Application made Immediately 10 the undersigned
viii be attended TO- JAS. f. REYNOLDS. +
June 5, 1851 Spirit Com tf
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mraI held it to be a faot,h says Pascal,
Chat if all persons knew what they said Of
: each ether, there wsuld not be four friends
in the world This is manifest from the dis
putss to which indisereet reports, passing
from enelte another, eften give rise. ns{E1s II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-11
AUGUSTINE !. SMITH
SWARTZWELDER & SMITH,
(nATE L. e. sWARTzwELDER,
L0UDoUN STREET,

WINCHESTER, Va.
nEALERS in Table andPocke; Cutlery, Razors,
II Scissors, Files. Edge Tools, Saddlery and
Saddler's Tools, Shoemaker's Lasts, Tools and
Findings Cabinet Makers, Materials, Anvils,
Bellows, Vices, ScrewPlates, Safely Fuse, Lead
Pipe, Zinc, Patent Pumps, Elliptic Springs, Axles,
Circular Saws, Mill, Hand and Ctoss-Cut Saws,
Nails, Cast. Sheer and Blister Steel Hoop. Band
and Sheet Iron, Bar Iron, Mouldboards, Hollow
Ware Castings, Locks Hinges and Screws; every
description of Hardware for Building, Carpenters
Tools Of every kind, Guns Pistols and Gun Bar
rels, Whips, Looking Glasses Wire, Trace, Log,
Tongue and Filth Chains, SPADES, Shovels and
FsrGs, Coach Trimmings, and every variety of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDW ARE,
II On hand, large and general assortment OF
the above named articles at the very lowest prices
il.
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~ There is nothing requires so strict an
economy las eur beneyolence We should
husband our means, as the agricultufist his
manure, which, il be spreads ever too large
superfcies produces no crop, if over too small
surface, exuberates in rankness and weeds.
sTyoea.
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EXTRA FLOUR.

TFfIIE undersigned has always On hand Ezra
Il ELorR, No I, Tor sale and ia exchange fer q
god article II Wheat The above Flour Is kept
Oh EaRd in Charlesicwn, BY John e. Weeds q Co.
and lSs5 8 Son; and By different merchants al
Hafpcrs Fsfry.
KING
i haFc also ny Saw-Nill 10 geod repair. and bills
wsiika furnished At the shortest notice
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
Risk Sering Mills, HAY 9, lS5e III
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NOTICE.

+ Wish 70 rent House and Le. adjoining nv
4 Mpther's farm, near Duffeid's Depot on the
RastiineFe s Ohio Railroad. The dwelling house
hfs four rQoms-a kftcheh stands near by. The
Lot contains between sin and seven acres. will
make Is an object to any wanting situation 10
rsns this property. There is plank building with
il eng hundred yards 81 the dwelling alse for rnt
All ef said property can be had fer twelve months
At . very low rent BY applying seen.
May 80 IS5I--tf. LEWIS NELL.
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virginia. 10 wit:

At rules held id the Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court Of jefferson County, the 5sh day Of August
1885,
john Ha8an and Ja,aes Taylor,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
join @. Walper aad Mary Walper, and
.Iohn T. Geokss, 4aEiaistraf0r IF JOIN
Walpty. dce,I. Defendants.
IN CHANCEKY.
FTyTE object Of this sRit Is u obtain rayment q
u legacy given By The tAst Will and Tesla
menf of Casper wv aper deed, late Of Jefferson co,
Is Mary Roascbe. which Is Assignedioshe plaintiffs.
The legacy 81 Use hundred dollars given BY said
win Is charged On tract Of Land devised By said
Win 10 John WalpcF, nov deceased which de-
ecenaed 10 lhe defendants, John G. Walper and
Mary WalYee, his ehildfep and heirs.
II appaaEiag on affidavit filed in this suit, that
The deitadket John G. Walker is not resident cf
ibis state. il Il hereby required to appear here
within afls eonrh alfer due publication Of this
Ter and do what q necessary 10 protect his inter-
49, Ia ,hismallar Il Il further ordered. that copy
hereof he published once week for four successive
weeks IN tbs Virginia Ffee Press and posted 81
he lront DOR Of ne Court house Of this county, en-
tke firsf aai 81 dc neKi County CogFt ef Jefferson
A copy-- Yeste
e s 3. 7. BROWN. Clerk.
August Ii. 1851.
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nF"I remember says the celebrated
Wesley, hearing my father say to my mother
"Hew could you have the patience to tell
that blookAend the same thing twenty times
ever 2n--tnWhy," said she, asif 4 had .teld him.
but nineteen times, should have lost Ill
nv laborIn Ii
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Te Ceopers and Others.

TTyEiE UNDERSIGNED take this methed Of informing
IL Coopers and persons in want of Shingles and
Stayes that they have on hand at this time one
hundred thousand Shingles and Cseper Stuti which
they will dispose Of low fer cash short credit
They intend 10 keep constantly q large supply Of
each and persons in want viii find ii to their advan-
Stage 10 purchase Of them.
They have a machine for manufacturing the
above articles which is applicable TO steam, water
or horse power and is capable Of making from $500
10 5000 Shingles or Slaves in i've hours by horse
pewer.
They ewn the right Of this County and are desi-
rous 81 disposing OF several location rights Letters
addressed 10 them At MidGleway, Jefferson County,
Va, win be promptly answered
sample 81 the Slaves and Shingles can be seen
at the Free Press Office
SHAULL 4 BURWELL.
Anrii ii 195f-lT#
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Franklin says if every man and Wenan
would work four hours day at something
useful, want and misery would be banishe1
from the world, and the remaining portion
Of the twenty four hours might Be leisure
and pleasure.
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Coon News ron SOMEnopY.-Tho Sout

Coon News FOR SoMEnoDY.-The South
esn Press publishes the following and re-.
quests tho Richmond papers to copy it: If.
If the heirs Of ouulegal representatives sf
Captain William H. Cary, and his brothers
and sisters, (if any he had who removed
from the State Of Virginia to Ut is believed)
the State Of Georgia, or South Oarolina,
viii address "Redfeld,' at the city Of New
York, they will hear something greatly TO
their advantage
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at spsss held in The Clerks ofiee Of the Circuit
Cqart d Jefferson County, the-5h day Of August
1881.
jobs 05tSnyder, Ddaiei Snyder, BeaJanlin
Snyder dad David II Snyder--thc sad
LenTamin and Darid RI Snyder being IN
fanfs and s'xing BY John o Sayder, their
rezt frtsAd, PLAINTIFFS,
Henry u Garnhart, Defendant.
An action Of assumpsit,
r, and
.Joia D. Packet, GARMsHEs.
FTsHE object Of this suit is TO attach SO much 81
- the debt die the defendant; Garnhart, from ].
B. Packet as will pay the debt due to the plaintiffs
from the defendant Garnhart
II appsafing on AFFIDAVIT filed ia This suit that The
defendant Is not resident Of this State he is here
by 1eqnifed % appear here within one month alter
due publication VI this order and DO what is neees-
sary project his interests in this matter II Is fur
thef ordered thata copy hereof DO published once
week fot four successive weeks In the Virginia
Free Press and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this County, on the first day Of the
next Coanty Court Of Jefferson.
copy--Teste,
X. T. BROWN, Clerk,
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A-QvEEN SroaM lit is grayely stated By
the Bangor Mercury, that aGoese eggs a.
large as a hail stone fell recently in shower
at DanbaEI. CenAectieut.
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EIuIes and IsOrscs.

TIME subscriber has lar salq, on the farm q
IL VIM. Hurst, near Casflestosn ~
, fine lot Of -Sse Il i
.MUE ES AID ITO E SIS. III /
1dr Hurst 1iHtake pleasure in show -. ~
ing the stock 10 any person VINO ae9 vs. 70 PVT u
exbibi,ed ipTCbarIesiown, on Monday next Court
day. 59los3t '1-.5s
August a. 1E0i<
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With such distiagme air be who calls ron
neither q
'Antsine, ii is thy son +
Such il brief epitoms Of the life Of enc Of
the first surgeons Of Paris, and the tamAou.
rine girl is still his happy wife
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Walnut Hill, Botetourt Co, Va.

The Hagerstown Herald says that q young
man named George Richards, on Thursday
last, whilst engaged in shingling the fsuR
story Mill Of the Messrs Hess, situated
near that town, fell from the top to she bot
tom en- the inside, passing bteween the joico
fer three floors, and falling upon those sf
the lower. He was i1sensible when taken
up, but soon recovered, and in short time
was walking about, net being at oil injured.
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