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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
TAILORING.

HAyING renewed his residence in Martins
burg, and fitted up Toiloriag Shop, on
Mail Street over the Tobacco Store of q s Lyeth,
the subscriber avals himself of this method to no.
tify the public that he is prepared to accommodate
ali who have clothes to cut OF manufacture Of
whatever style or description.
lie will be in the constant receipt of the city
fashions Hes fully prepared to please all tastes,
as we'll in the style as to the manner and durahili
ty Of his work And he solicits the support of his
friends and aequaintances, and of the public gem
orally. WILLIAM HokE.
June 10, iS5l--ty
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BJ~A prompt answer. whether right or
wrong, soften very satisfactory thing 1t
is said that when Bonapartc once visited the
Rhine, he asked lumberman how many
slaves were annually sent down that river.
Much to his qualification, tho man answered
promptly q 1858, SOY.
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RAMLINS' HOTEL.
fX::a
Corner Of Queen and burke Streets,
MAauFIN slBI uRQia VA


TIVE undersigned begs leave respectfully toin-
form the community and travelling public
that he has taken the Hotel formerly known as
tho berkeley Houser The House has recently
undergone q thorough renovation IL Il now be-
leved 10 be ia every respect adapted to the warts
f,he traveller and sojourner. 4tAl
A large and commodious Stable is attached to
the premises. The Iuxuries OF the Table will be
surpassed by none, and the Bar is at all times
supplied with choice selection Of superior wines
and liquors. s-
baggage taken to and from the depot free
ofcharge, and in bad weather q carriage will be
run 70 The depot for the accommodation Of travel
lers without any additional expense.
JOS G. RAWL1NS,
march q 1952-fy .a5s5sa Propriefor
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1852 inclusive

From the foregoing it viii be seen that the
contributions. IN the space Of seven years,
have nearly doubled
In the destitute portions Of the regular
work, there are 1876 missions; log missiona-
ries 22.57s white members; 1929 colored
members; and 3089 Sunday School scholars.
------>~ss>sS s>>ss,-------
Ray-A bachelor having advertised Cor
wife to share bis lot, an "Inqairer" solicited
as TO the size Of said lot
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FRESH FRUITS sc

lust received--Prunes in Jars, Pigs, haisins,
pried currants Almonds, Candy, Oranges, Lem
ons, Dried Citron, sc. For sale By
June, 1889 W pVhsGi'
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HIST RECEIyED,
Map OF BERKELEY.

A SUPPLY offresh Oranges Lemons, Figs, an
~ Raisins--and for sale by
February "a, 1852 AUGUST THEOPHlL.
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" EARFOTT'S MAP OF BERKELEY
N divided into Eight Election Districts by
the Commissioners. For sale by
April 20, 1859. RIDDLE & BRO.
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OTEEN CITY HAMS.

ANE fierce John Shay's Queen City Su-
~ gar ured Canyassed Hams, Tor sale by
May 8, 1852. RIDDLE = BIO.
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cARRlAGE-MkKING.

T WOULD respectfully announce to my custom
rs and the public generally, that have re-
"A
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22

oFfscR vEsF sraeKTB oNE poea wEsf OF
ANDREW Eousa's cABfSaf sAxEH saoR.
.44t 4
49, a5vanss; ~ 50if not paid hin
six mont hs from the time 81 subscribing.
n.-So paper Will eeoulnaed al
pail, except atthe option cfthe Editors.
c-iDvERTfssMgsrs win oeinserted 81 per square of
Ifines ander DIOR the first three nd rs
per square for every sabseqnentlnsertion.
erin all cases. the amber required must
noted the Mss the ed wi
pah.ished entilforbid, aud cha rgrd aeeerdiugiy.
ERA liberal iiscount made those to D.
reFtise BY the six o. twelve iaouths.
ns~y. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, u
tf only shorsed dgsnf for this Paper The cities Dos
ton, New York. and Philadelphia, aud duly empowered
to and subscriptions the
quired by HIs receipts be regarded pa
His Offices are--B0Sf0N Seoilays Building; NEW YORK
Tribune Building; PHILADELPHIA, NJ W. corner Third
aud Chestnut streets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
DIR. WIN. M. HAMMOND

TTAvING located himselfin Martinsburg. Of
fers his Professional Services to the public
generally. aey~0ffice and dwelling on Burke St,
one door East Of Mr. Dennis MeSherry's residence.
Martinshnrg nav 20. lS5l-lY.
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CARD.

DR.. WIN. ID. Burktart,
OFFERS his professional services TO the citi-
Y zens of Martinsburg and its vicinity, ara So
licits a share OF their patronage. Ilemay be found
for the present at bis fathers residence when not
professionally engaged. Imarch 3d. '52-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
Daniel I'll. Doll.

TTNDERTAKER AMI house, oINER--shop
I on Burke Street, two doors East of the Ger
man Reform Church July 81. ls49
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.so.n I'd. kssontscI,

'ENN, Copperand Shcet-Ironanu facturer and
4 Brass Founder. Shop, corner of Queen and
Martin SITS and opposite the Lutheran Church.
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DIR. F. d. DELLINGER,

"OULD say to the citizens Of Martins
w burg and vicinity that ne has permanent
" located in The town of Marttnsburg for the
practice Of his profession. Office on King
Street, two doors East Of the Methodist church.
July 7th IS52.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
DR.. IL. Ssssn Rle,~.

I ANlHG located himself in Martinsbu,e for
4 Il sae practice OF medicine, may be found at his
'esidence, nearly oppositethe Lutheran Church.
April rs. 1919. -f-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22

Andrew Row man,
TtAB1NET MAKER. shop on the corner OF
" Queen and Burke Streets.
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s. Garnrd,

IN CHANCERy--Of flce over
I J the CLERKS Office of the Circuit Court.
April 30 1880
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22

F33la JOhm 4. II OTIS,
Tf0RMERLY of Washington, D. G., havingre
rncy and Councillor at Law, in Berkeley andthe
doining Counties. march 29, ss49.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
w. IN. En0s,
Holm f. Harrison,

nEALER in Hardware and Cutlery, Queen st
/ opposite Berkeley House.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22

4 PoTHECARY and Druggist, and Dealer in
N Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs and Fancy Goods,
nearly opposite the Post Office, Queen Street
Jan 10, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-22
BY NORMAN MILLER.
THE MARTINsBURG GAZETTE.

ossscR ON war xfxs sraeKrs osg posa wEsf
xsDssw Eousa's cABfSar sAxsH saos.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

while the declaration ";Ais rerid IS al rcrisy md
reraf'aa q spirit" almost fingered upon his lips.
Like the rirkering Of the midnight lamp has the
life Of our old friend wasted into death
''Grc-n be ne tntf asore tiee-''
VIC. NJ.
The Waichmnh and Observer and Lyachburg
Republican will please cory.
Died, at Charlosre courthouse. on THIN slsv eve
ming the ed Of JaHnary. Mrs MARTHA 4. JoRpss
rons1rt of William Orr Jordan. and daughtrr of
Wyatt CardwelI, in the 9th year of her age. She
died a she had lived true christian.
Died. OF the residence of her husband. Buffalo
Springs, Amherst county. on Thursday. the 18th Of
February. in the 3isi yuBr af her age, Mrs SusAS
liIrE, wife Of / I. Ilite. She died Of coasumr-
ton Her iilaess was borne With that calmncss
aad resignation wich characterize TIE in,ly pau..
md niay safrly say that have Witnessed such
trnc devotion and scruruluuS adherence to the com
nands Of Him whom she professcd to obey. She
leaves disconsosfe husband and tx children to
deplors her loss. blessed arc they that die in the
Lord"
Republican and Winchester papers wiz please
cory.
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CONGRESS-.
PROCEEDINGS OF FRIDAY.

WASHINGTON Feb 20.
In Senate. to-day Mr.. Hunter presented
the memorial of members Of the Virginia
Legislature arguing that The Wheeling
Bridge. (known as the Wheeling and Bel
mont wire suspension Bridge Is not an
obstruction oihc navigation Of The Ohio
River, and praying its protection by Con
gross. Mr.. Hunter, said it was one of the
most important commercial questions, ev-
err presented 10 the Senate. lie moved
the printing Of the memorial-which mo-
ton was concurrcd in, ard the memorial
was referred 70 the COMMITTEE on the Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. Brodhead. ofPcnnsylvania. prcscn-
ted resolutions Of the Legislature Of that
State. declaring the bridge an obstruction
to navigation, and expressing determine
lion on the part ofthe State 10 persist ia
lie suit against the Biidge Company
Mr. d. hoped the Committee on Judicial
ry would give the snijccr The grave con
alteration to which it is entitled.
. The Private Calendar occupied the re-
mainder Of the days sitting.
The House spcntlhe day on the Private
Calendar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
<%s-s New York and Virginia
- EEAIESaEEP COMPANY .a.ssz;

FOR NEW 1Okh, VIA MORE ok
The ncu and clcgaai doDJkc cngine side srhcel)
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
1900 roxs DURTHEx-LIwis PARRISH, coMn'n
The Roqaeic has recently hud large additions
made to her Recommendations for passengers. and
Is now on the route again between Richmond and
New York, touching at Norfolk going and return
ing.
She lravcs New York every Saturday afternoon,
Of 3 o'clock and Richmond every Tuesday after
noon 4 o'clock.
Frcigh; received up to tie hour Of | o'clock, p.
NJ. every Tuesday. Shippers can learn ofus eve
ry Monday morning Mt what hour she will be ready
on that day to receive freight
This lire has no connection with any other
Those y 10 desire have their goods landed al
either point in 80 to 35 hours, in express time
can accomplish it by this fine Steamship.
Passage, including meals and sinicroom ac-
Communications TO or from New York, 49, So 90
Stcerage Passage from New York. ------ q 90
This Gc is not responsible for tie delivery OF
goods unless bills oflading are granted therefor.
Passengers carsecurc their tickets ut our Office
souibsJc of the Basin of our Clerk, on the wharf
at Rockets.
Shippers in Lynrlburg should have their freight
in Richmond on Mondays, in order To ensure its
icing in time. They will please to bear in mind,
thar this j. The only regular weekly line between
Richmond AMI New York.
. LUDLAM & WATSON.
Feb 26-4w LRcp cupyl Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.


Il.
~ LrScaBrRe.-undrr tho mana cement Of the
subscriber, this large Hotel now the most eapa.
cious one in Lynchburg. has acquired reputation
possessed by very few West of Richmond II cnn-
tains large number Of most comfortable rooms. al
wei arranged and in good order for company
The DINING ROOM is one OF the Hcntess and best
in Virginia. and In regard the TABLE, it may be
safely affirmed that there Is Butling good il this
market that il not found npcn il. The nentncss
order and quer of the house, have often been re-
marked by strangers and others.
For the better accommodation Of Horses and
Carriages, arrangement has been made wi h Mr.
William J Read, who has one Of the hes, conduct
ed Stables IN this country and will give entire suit
isfaction to those whose horses he may have the
care 81.
For the cenver rence ofDoat passengers, Carriar-
will be ia readiness Il, tuke them to and from the
Hotel.
The attention of gentlemen arriving in the Stage.
their way other places, is especially called To
this notice. They wall please remember tina, it is
INST convenient Tor item tnkc their passage 10
the Stage or Boat from "DibrclI's," as from any
other Hotel ia Lvnclibug; that every facility for
leaving hy either convcyaneci l. promptly and cheer
fully afforded by the PFuprietor-thut no Instance
has occsrred, in which passenger was left by
any neglect oniiis psrs the part OF any of his
nssis,a1ts; that he is always prepared for Boat on
Stage passengers and lastly. that passengers have
the right To require, that they be taken any housc
they may prefer. These iacts stated for the in
formation Of the travelling public, and may serve
an adnloniion 20 those who virtually deny gen
temcn the exercise &c an uudoubted right. guaran-
| tied TO them by long established usngc
Feb e6--fs CUAS l.. DTBRELT..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

Ear Diseases Deafness radically
Cured.

DIR LIE BRuNN offers 10 those afflicted with
Deafness, his infulble Aural remedies. which have
been successful in nearly three ihuusand cases Of
confirmed deafness. These celebrated remedies
comprise three different courses for the various dis
that affect the external, middle, and internal
Ear. They have been pronounced by DR. Kramer
nf Bcrlin ltard. and Dcleun Of Paris Curtis. Pei
cher & Ycarsey # London, the wonderful
and valuable applied for diseases Of the mid
die and internal Ear. Ifthc disease is confined to
the external Ear, their effects are apparent on the
9TH or 9Th day. DIR lie i. rarrdn's cure IN eycrg
when the Ear is perfect in its formation. He
hts is certificates from those who lad been deaf
from ID year, whose hearing is now comrlttciy re-
stared, and thus enabled To learn the language.
Over frenty-scra hHadrtd certi6raics Of cures may
be application. Patients by sending n few
particulars of their have the remedies sent
aay part. Terms, ) dollars consultation fee and
10 dollars fec TO be paid when the hearing
ed 10 its original ocmencss.
n, B. DR.. LIE BRUSs's Treatise on he Ear
md is Diseases, rn9 hc treatment If the Dcef and
Dum', y translated from the French, price one dol
lar.
Addrcss-Dr. lie Brunn, Union Square post Of
fee. New York. Feb 12--lm
(Republicnn copy)
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DEATHS.

Dcl artrd tbs lie on tie Sth December. 1851
Mrs. NANCY .orcE, consurt Of Andrew joyce 81
Patrick county. Virginia. aged 81 years. Ofre,riug
Gad uu"hiIu-ive uauscrs, the deceased
greatly ctdcatcd tu thu-e y hu krew her wei; Kind
Ia manMtrs aud frrliHgs she ALWAYS produced Il a.
voiuhle Impression on whoever wa hgunghi into
runiaci with her Benevolent, CT cr aliHtv) ~
in very deed the liond Of tho pc, rand beloved
ny them. BGtit in the family circle whore She
was best known, The weeping hearts of surHiyin.
children and husband. contain the evidence OF how
deep bold she had while liyng,on their affection,
and OF reverence for hor memory.
Now that she has g"no Ia that bourne whence no
traveller rcfurns. lie ron of tile writer, who knew
her long and we'll would fill to ruuFtray those feel
ngs. were the cfurt made; Il, Us nnt ,hcn. ~ At
tempting il further, harrow IN those feelings which
0ir called fuIih by this Uilictirg dispeEsutun of
Divine Providence. Pure, siifueus. and of good
report in her lie, may her example be sanrii-
hed to these near and dear to her, whom she
las lciI behind her. tat they may be ready a.
he was ready. As sinks the summers SUI ia tie
husum of the aceur. rcHciliimg with golden light
the evening cloud, susl her saul iuto the bosom
W eternity EeilcciinE upon tie overshaduuins
darkness q druth celestial hrghgness; and as tho
sun which sets behind the distant uieuniajss, shall
rise ogain with rev lunisled glnry, so shall her
body Which &c laid in the grave. ccr,c forth petin
az the resurrection mora, with immortal brig tness
Departed ihslifc Sunday. the 18th February.
III the county Of Charlotte VA. after an illness az
ahsut two months. ions WiLIraMsox. aged 81
years Again has another good Old citizen fallen
ltta the ionh. The severe at;ack which terrnHa-
ted his earthly career the first ere he had ever
experienced, aad daring the whole Of his eoufuc-
mcnf. Here was fpr;;fHac and resignation cSf;h-
iiod uhic! was almest wiihosi parallel. Not
mnrnur cscsrcd bis lirs. hat be submitted With
calnirc-s ard patience the will at his maker con-
seiogs liar his pilgrimage on earth was ncur its
close. This old and beloved man had lived lung
ard seen the wcrld in an of is fnrIns, and his
whole life had been marked by steady aud unde
waiting adherence tn strict morality. which wss
worthy Of iniiaienhy all. BIT be IS no more
Nisliani enemy Tn eaE1k he has bid asiea
mortality. beloved. ard h.ror,d, and bis memory
cherish, ty all. To h;s latest breath he express
"a himself prepared lanurh iutn vast eternity,
whcrcver Tie sur mons sLcrd be made. Death
aa it;nfs 70 Lin; lint last enemy Of could
rri iainastc .-.is. TT biz spirit t,pi " hi.h,
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GAvE NOUR !-cllAS. y.

- - s--1titNt u
~ FREEMAN & Co, (isse F,sensaa, HODGES
Il Co.. } i&PDR G'EES " J0BBERS. o.,e door
South Of Lit0iy s rsc', IA ERoADwAr. II. YoaK,
have now on hand ard will be receiving dull, through
the season, New Goods, direct from the Eu-
ropcan manufacturers and cab AsciioHs rich fgxh.
ioRabie f3ncy sax Millinery Gools. Chr stock nf
Riei Ri55eas comprises every variety of the ntest
aad most beautiful dc-iga. Imported
Many Of our goods manufactured expressly
TO our order, from oar own desig,fs and patterns.
and stand unrivallca. We offer onr goods tsr nr,'
Cash, lower prices than any credit house ia Amer
lea afford
All purchasers viii End il grcrtls ~ their inter
csrs to y portion Of their money and make
selections from grca, variety of r ckcap ccoas.
Ribbons rich ior Bonucis. Caps, Snshcs aud Bells.
Bonnet 81 Ks sotins, Grapes, li.scs,ani Tarlcons.
Emb'ntcries Collors, Chcmisetts, Capcs. Berihas,
Habits Sleeves. Cuffs, Edghes and insertings
Embroidered REVERE, lace and hemstteh cun,hric
hdkfs.
Blends, Illusions and embroidered Iaces for caps.
Embroidered lnces for Shawis, Mnntllas and Wells.
lloniton. Mcchlcn Nulcncicncs, md Brussels ares.
English and WOKE thread, Smyrna. islrtl,esd aud
cotton iaccs.
Kid, Lise trcud, silk, ard svaing -i,k, t;loycy and
Nitts.
French ard American Artificial flowers.
French lace, English, Amc and Italian.
Straw bonnvts and Trimming.
III
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syAIM's Celebrated Pruacem,


- .tor me eMrcg fncPtm Consumption, Scfef"la,
General DehrE ''A'le Nrefmg, Rheamafism.
D'seascs ne L.fcr 0no SSin' a.d az Diseases arr
smg Jfo" impurities q he bfo'd, and ne egtcfs q
Mefca,y.
r." i, d,s' 'o' ,no'e ',ii'
P'..sa ~ 80 v"y '"t y
l., ~ ,,f.r,.,c. T.; H.,
md hi (which r,,, h, baJ r.,,i ...a',,','
"u g"' S""." ,,''s " aa,' et'..,' aeeonpsh!-
lnrs az .,s.s ,n fr;,h,rd e,r ,,no,I ,',,1i'.,,;,
xh.r l o,;on,s L,,i Lo.n ,Ir,,., 49, ~,
S,,,G,la a,,I ,nr.-d,.,,oI ;,,,,,,ti., H., f,L,;
-;,
/, H. h,o, ,,soJ a Losr;,,i. ~ ,,;,.,,. ..
~. a,J Nj. haI ~ .;.,,,,I,, r.,,...I .,i.,s
commended hv the mns, cerbr,,cI nh,.;.;,r.e-
o,Lpr on,i,cr, ners,ns Amn,g ,,hn,. l
w. Gbsop. NJ d.. Prof. of S,r., Pa I',;rors;,,
valcntinc Mon, NJ. d.. Prof. of surg. n. Y. do.
W. +. Devices, NJ D., Prof of Mid. Pa. do
n. Chapman, NJ. D., Prof. ofPhysic Pa. do
I. Parhc. NJ. D., Prest Coll. Physicians. Plila.
DR.. Del VALID, Professor &c Medicine. Havana
Jose Enurcuco dc Luz. Prnc or Surgery. Lisbon.
J. Cbipmun. Mcmb. Royal G oil, Surgeons, London.
&. w. Ervng. lite Minister 10 spain
Sir Thomas Pearson. Mai (;en'l British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &C.. &c.
And also, the wonderful cures effected by
Swaim's Pnnacea, have for many wears mad, ii nm
Invaluable rc.ncdy. The rarncoa does not CON
thin mercury in any form. and being nnucclt
preparation it may be given TO the mosttyndcr ~
fnat.
Inc retali rrirc has been reduced to 81 80 PEI
Neo'''"'''s '''''' nun l'N"] u '"ee oot'ies
''' VI
fsc"aFe OF shsoosstscn'
SWAIN iahaeen Is IN rou"h bellies, Bnted loi-
gii"dinaiy with the following letters blown GA The
glass -
on Alan o-fANaOEA--ifiii-a -
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CmAIIe-e


~ FdcTORf. MOOSE StsN AND ",
fftORNA ENTAIL PAINTING. III
The subscriber would rcs c,flly inform his friends
and the public generally thar he IA still carrying on
the Chair making Business, of his
GA sdai. on Water Strue', bciose Nsis, where be
keeps constantly un hand. full and complete as
sorimcn, of Fancy aud Windsor Chairs. at prices
which caann, fii 10 please. Ills work is gotten up
in the ncstcst aud most fashionable style of any
shop il The place, md put together in the most
substantial rsnns,r which enables him TO srayraai
al ,cork executed in his establishment. lie re-
specially -olicts call from M those wanting any
thing Ia his line, assuring thcn he intends to sell
cheap.
Repairing and ye-roinffng. done in nea, style
and at the shortest notice.
lie oers his services ulsn for NIL the above kind.
Of Painting. He has generally executed work NJ
this Li,ri vhcn solicited hut he now offers himself
with Increased facilities for general patronage il
that rs well as the Chair businrss.
He heres by strict attention to asincss, md en-
dcavorng 10 give satisfaction, meri, portcs Ut
| the public patronage.
Feb aS-.iits c, HARDY
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"A HATS AND CAPS!!cMrs

~ The subscriber has received ut the sign k<ss
of the Bine Hat, The Spring Fashions of Gentle
mems fine Dress Hats for 1872 embracing all of the
latest and most approved styles. md is prcpnr-
ed 10 iurnsh his friends and customers and the pub
lie generally, with an article Of fine No ! Mole
skin. black and white Beaver Hats. lie has also
rceciveda large stock Of the latest style. KOS
SUI'H HATS, both for men aud boys and large
assortment Of ine heavy oil silk and Cluh Gaps ii
every style and quality. large stock OF soft black
aad vhite, Brush and Mcxican Hats, which he will
sell low for cash.
lie viii use his best cndcavours please all who
may favor him with Gull. All kinds Of Hats made
to order with ncatncss and dispatch Call At the
sign Of the B'ac Hat for Bargains
Enh 0G--ts " IL STITZER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

PENNSYLVANIA LEGisLATURE.--The Sen.
ate. on Friday. passed the bill authorizing
the Blnks To issue small notes, and allow
ing small notes Of other States to circu-
late in Peunsy lvania. Il also passed BILL
creating seven Or eight new Banks, aud
tjl~ increasing The capital stock of others
The House passed "A bill to continue the
suit against the Wheeling Bridge Compa-
ny. Tie resolution to employ counsel 10
defend Rachel Parker, the alleged fugi-
tive, has passed both houses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26

7 IT .IIf' v tstIt IEfWHtJ I71W, ItIAt.
HAiSIsEvRG, Pa. Feb. 2O-In the
House yesterday, the Senate's resolution.
authorizing III" employment of counsel in
the case Of the colored girl, Rachel Par
kcr. recently abducted from Chester com
IS, and now held in Baltimore as slave.
notN outstanding tie allegation that she is
free, as taken up, and after warm and
animated debate passed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-26
A RMsYNONG 4 GATOR, JOI

"A BERS IN Rfbtoas, Millinery SIN Goods, and
Nam f9etsrtrs and Dealers m !Sfror Bcmets and
Hots, No 10. BALTIMORE STREET. GIN Door
EAST or LroHT STREET. Baltimore, Md.-Oicr A.
nerican, English, and French Straw Bonncts all
qualities by case duzcn. Boys Hats, Straw
Bruids, Gimps &c, Bonnet Il ihbons, rev styles and
all qualities; Neck, Cap. Sash and plain Ribbons
flowers, Gaps. Bonnet Silks, Grapes, Nets, &c.
usual terms ut low prices. Feb 2G--St