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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
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DOMESTIC PLEASURES.


Abroad, men sometimes pass for more,
and sometimes for less, than they are worth
The politician rolls himself up like hedge
hnns-h afnras- stranGarz hnt in nrirafa he
ope character 1t is in the domestic circle,
in the family parlor, in his gown and Slip
pers, in giving orders to his servants, chat
a man is thoroughly seen. Here he acts
without disguise or restraint Here hei as
sumes no unnatural airs of importance, but
calmly lays aside his foreign manners, and
all has extravagant pretensions Whether
accustomed to rule in the Senate, to expdund
in the desk, or to contend in the field, hi
claims no privilege from his factious cdnse
quence when he enters his own mansion. ~
The tenderness of wife instantly arehes
his brow, and he gladly exchanges the robe
or the sword, the high toned-voice, and tbs
stately port, for the prattle of his children
and the puerilities and sports of the hearth
Herd, unopined by fashion, he acknowledges
the dominion of nature, and neither stran
ger nor bachelor intermeddleth with his
JOY.
lie will not blush that has fathers heart,
To take in chilGishplay childish part;
But bend his sturdy neck 10 any toy, n
That youth takes pleasure in, to please his boy :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
AN ECCENTRIC sUIcipE.

+ .
: The following paragraph appears in the
French papers On a we'll dressed body,
discovered this morning, hanging from .
tree on the road from Versailles to Sceadx.
the following letter was found; Those who
shall discover my body swaying itself at the
impulse Of the winds, as did those formerly
suspended to tie gibbe. at Montfaucon, xns
no doubt feel terror struck or moved With
pity. Behold, they Will exelaim, another
victim Of wretchedness or grief They viii
be mistaken / have always been parfecllyI
happy. | feel that with old age vii come
infrmities, and it is TO avoid the slightest
pain, the nest petty annoyance, that l have
determined TO putfan end to my life This
may appear absurd, but am ofopinion that
when one has lived comfortable for more than
sixty years one.oughtto have had enough Of
life Fam alone IN the world I was not
an inhabitant Of Paris / therefore think il
will be impossible to know who / am. Be-
sides l have taken every precaution for tin-
surfing this apd, il the last wish~efa a dying
man Commands any respect entreat that
no inquiries may be made on the sRbject---
| left my home after selling everything and
giving out that | was starting for a foreign
have Yesterday reached Ji..s.:.. faa
est father of family, whom lit will render
happy. l have so managed that be should
be ignorant Of theirsourc Having no fur
thor business in this world, / am GOING
Good bye fSigned1 Az Original
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Furs !! Turs 3. Furs!.

FT1HE subscriber has openedstke larges, and bess
n selecfeduassorkmcni oE Laaid9 EaaeH FekSAver
offered il this city consisting of
NUTS. BoAs. vICToRiNEs AND CUFFS,
Composed ef Sabs< Enaias, Stone 8fartsn, Fstck,
and variety ot kinds Of FaFs known 10 the fashion
able world.
We would remark that the Fnrs we now ofser 10
~ -ublie have hfen selected with The ssricies care
- nj in Europe, who has had an experience
~ oqr $50 LIE last forty years, and IS well
n tf.e ~ - re-. Furrier 10 the COIN
rkuks fav6finn us viii call WIN ~, .,s, n q
k,eSSed. j Z. McPHAIL q BROTnsn'
r. No III Baltimore streel. Baltimore.
~ Fuf Trimming ent g suii Cloaks, &e--
November - 1871
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Few persons viii deny that. Hope is not
the food on which we oftenaliye, the nourish-
meHt ofI. our souls, and the very spirit of
our actions The student Tetires from the
busy scenes Of fashion to his own lonely
closet with books for his companions, and
his occupation, study--he shuts his door
against the votaries of dissipation, and
turns deaf ear to the enchanting calls of
pleasure What is that which arms his
spirits against the many obstacles which on
every side present themselves, which pre-
.yenAsf him from being pricked with the
thorIi5 on which he SO often treads in his
difiadlt path 1t is hope that playfully
bovers around him, and protects him from
the horrors of. despair. Why does JOY light
the dountenance Of the soldier, as he pre-,
paras to meet the coming enemy n Why
does the glow Of delight rise in his cheeks,
and the smile Of pleasure play around his
lips It is hope that thus animates him,
and tells him that honor and glory await
him SNYhy did Washington, 1.-THE splendor
Of whose name shall ever honor the histori-
cal phge Of America,) stretch forth his hand
to save falling nation, expose himself to
the swords Of the enemy, and stand undaunt
ed at the cannoa's mouth 1t was Hope
thai whispered to his willing ear, that he
might burst the chains of slavery that had
hitherto bound this grooming country, and
change the sighs and tears of It's inhabitants
into the gay illusions of Joy aud mirth he
delivered The reins Of his affairs into the
hands Of Hope, and she drove him to the
temple Of glory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
New Style Fall PAPER Hangings.

~ IS. GRIFFITH bcgs leave to-ean llsg auen-
NJ. ton Of his customers and The PUBLIC general
" 10 bis PapeFhanging WAREHOUSE. and examine
his well selected assprimcnt as iembraces all the
newest patterns.
Fine French Gilt Papers. fbr Parlors,
do GotAie, Panel and claamu Paper, of every
description; Isl
Glazed and Comsnon Papers Of every description
french and American Bfna Board Prints;
do do Bordersy:
Landscape View; Sc.
Also, may be found, Nenitian Blinds, both wide
and narrow Stats ; Patent Blinds; Transparent
Window Shades. &c; alt d. which we are now
selling al reduced prices O. S4GRIFFfTH
Paperhaagipg Warehouse l22 Bait 81,
Oes. % 1881. next 10 The Patriot Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
Is Nor THIS roo TRuES

A few friends will go and bury US; afee-
~tion win rear stone, and plant a few How
ers over our grave in a brief periof=ths lit
tie hilloek will be smoothed down, and the
stone will fall, and neither friend nor stran-
ger will be concerned to ask which zone Of
the millions of the earth was buried there.
Every vestige that we ever lived upon the
earth Will hase vanished away All the
little memorials Of our remem brance+ the
lock of hair encased in gold, or the portraits
that hung in our dwelling, will cease ia
have the slightest interest to any living
heinz - u q
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THE rREAcnsR ANI, TmE RonnErs.

a Methodist preacher many years alrt
was journeying 70 village where he waste
dispense the word of life, according to tht
usual routine Of his duty, aud was STONED
on his way BY three robbers One Of them
seized his bride reins. another presented !
pistol and demanded has money the third
was q mere locker on
The grave and devout man locked each
and all Of them IN the face, and with great
gravity and seriousness said, Friends, did
you pray to God before You left home ala
you ask God 70 bless you in your underta-
king to-day p
The question startled them for moment.
Recovering themselves they said, I'VE have
no time to answer such questions, We want
your money
I am poor preacher Of the rospel., was
the reply; but what little money have
shall be given TO you
4 few shislings was all lie had to give.
Lays =! ia ns watch 2
Well then give il to us
In taking the watch from his pocket, bis
saddle-bags were displayed tA
What have you we're r was the question
again.
i cannot say have nothing in them but
religious books, because / have pair Of
shoes and a change of linen Also
! We must have them
The preacher dismouuted. The saddle.
bags were taken possession Of, and no furth.
er demand made. Instantly the preacher
began to unbuttoR his great coat, and gto
throw it off his shoulders, at the same time
asking, will you have my great coat2
NO. was the reply; you are a generous
man, and We will not take it,
He then addressed them as follows 81
have given you. everything you asked for,
and would have given you more than YOU
asked for / have one favor to ask of YOU.
What is that p
That you kneel down and allow me to
pray to Almighty God in your. behalf J; to
ask him to turn your hearts and put you in
the right way
III have nothing to do wit the mans
things said the ringleader of them
Nor | either said another of themg-
Here, take your watch, take your money,
take your saddle bags if we have anything
to do with you the judgement of God viii.
oyertake us
Soeaeh article.was returned. That, h9w,
ever, did not satisfy the sainted man. He
urged prayer upon them He knolt down
one Of the robbers knelt with him; one
prayed, the other wept, confessed his sins,
said it was the first time in his life thatHhe
had done such asthing, and it should be The
last How far he kept his word is known
only to Him to. whom the darkness and
light are equally alike; to Linn whose eye,
lids try the children of men.
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=s>> NO e
!; COMMON sASsr svsl

DR.. r Tsshill 7asszered sS NsE. l
other day befsrs he Agriculturat
of Suffolk county Nv York and itle
course Of his remarks he touched upon "a
false shame Of labor in the following nats
ner
"The day has already come in our cities.
that II a man, stout as Milo Of old, has
load Of wood brought to his door, and Is
really aches for. the pleasure Of handling d,
Jet must he hire man to pitch il into tie
cellar, while be stands idly by nor so much
as touch axtick Of it on pain Of losing easts.
If q stout and vigorous citizen, whose mus.
Giles swell with an excess Of strength, has
load Of wood lying on the Sidewalk, he may
as well hang himself Mt once as be foolish
enough to save dollar and saw it up hin-
selfisyet if the man has pitched il IN, and
the crate is down so that he shall not BE-
seen, we are not sure but lie may saw On
tiH dooms day, ard5no one esteem him less
fs si Az Raa M Sg4t!sn2a, u V sefsy ssa
stable when he has done With BIN, he Is UNI
pardonably vulgar. He would 40 sooner
be caught carrying a trunk the length a. :
block to an omnibus, than stealing q body
atVnu q SthtS' ydIu3 yet he VILE BOAST aMOuE
his friends Of the ENORMOUS weight he car.
ries in the gymnasium, having maid fee 81
thirty dollars year for the privilege Ana
his friends applaud his eymnastic expen az
ture as wise and exceedingly judicious, for
sure they say, how can a manliye. withoat
exercise 2 1nshort, labor which nromoaes
the ends Of economy, is an abominsblc think
that which advertises their inbecility. isa
source of pride. These soft handed gentry
may be our sons and brothers, but we fancy
they must at times feel ashamed Of our com
mon father, old Adam, who farmed it in
Puro5fSep ~
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towards ezening to leave the accustomed
LOST Thus. the poor needlewcman had been
able 70 discharge four debts, at the SANE
unss Re establish her credit with the grocer
ana baker, from whom came the largest Dor.
tion q the food consumed in her little family.
And now let rs follow Mrs Lee. On her
arrival At home, empty handed, from her
VISIT e the shoemaker, who owed her two
dollars for vork, she found Young girl. in
whose pale face were mean marks Of suffer
ing and care, awaiting her return.
The girls countenaace Frightened "a she
came III but there was no answering bright.
ness inSthe countenance Of Mrs. Lee. vino
Immediately said
Tn very sorry. Harriet, but Mr.. Grant
pat mo off until 1omorrov. he said h
hsdalt u dollar ID the house,
The girls disappointmens wasyery great
tor7tbe smile she had forced into lie. in
stsntly faded and was succeeded by a look
as 70 ~ j he money zsgE Es ssaaIy Z
for ths:sudden chaSSge in the girls manner
had affected her
~, yes, ma'ani, very badly. / left Mary
wrapped !up in my thick shawl, and blan-
ket wound all araund her feet to keep them
warm but she was coughing dreadfully
from the cold air of the ROOM
'HaFnftyou fire p asked Mrs. Lee in
quick, surprised tone
We have no coal It was to buy coal
that wanted the money
Mrs, Lee struck her hands together, and
an expression of pain was about passing her
lips, when the door Of the room opened, and
the shpemakers boy came in.
Here are two dollars. Mr., Grant sent
them
God bless Mr.. Grant The exclamation
from. Mrs. Lee was involuntary.
Tn the part of Harriet, to whom one dol
lar was due, gnsh of silent tears marked
the effect this timely supply Of money pro-
duced She received her portion. and with
out trusting her voice with words, hurried
away 10 supply the pressing want at home.
y few doors from the residence of Mrs.
Lee hYed man who, some few months be.
fors hsd become involved in trouble with an
eyil disposed person, and been forced to de-
lend himself by means of the law He had
employed Mr. Herriot to do what was re-
quisite in the case, for which service the
charge was five dollars The bill had been
rendered a few days before, and the man,
VINO WIS poor, felt very anxious to pay it.
II had the money all made up to within
dollar That dollar Mrs. Lee owed him,
and she had promised to give it to him i.
dunng this day. For hours he had waited, I
expecting her to come in; but now had /
nearly given her up. There was another
ilt:ie bill of three dollars which had been
sent N 70 him, and he lad just concluded to
go aad pay that, when Mrs Lee called with
the balance of tile money. ore dollar which
she had received from tie shoemaker Grant
lHatf an hour later, and the pocket book
of Mr. Herriot was no longer empty His
client had calledand paid his bill The five
dollars had come back to him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-05
WONDERFUL WOMEN.

Streatbam church contains the tomb Of
several families Of distinction, and among
them the epitaphs are two in memory Of
" ives the value Of whom, according 10 the
experience Of their bereft partners, must
have been far above.ruties. OF Rdbecca,
the wife Of William Lynes, the mfnting
widower writes:
should / tenthousand years enjey Hytifr,
could lot praise enough 50 good a VIE"
On the South wall is q monumenk to a
woman Of great excellence " Elizabeth,
wife Of Major Getseral Hamilton, who was
married near forts-seven years, ardgntyer
did one thing to dispiease her husbaISd= -
An angry bachelor aays: Perhaps sac
was never allowed
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New Styie Fall Curtain Goods,

Il UST received terT extensive assortment ef
j new styles OF Curtain aud vafioas other Up
hol>icry goods cor he all and winter seasons, con-
sistiag ~ part as follows
SaliH5Delanes new styles and hight coers;
Union Damasks, 5I eelors andqualfpitS;
IVES dc. des Hi do;
7 do Moreeus do 10 "a
Turkey Reds plain and fgured;
[WoS.'Gimps all si9es; Six dos
Emh'd Muslin caiiaius white aud cold:
Plain and fg'd WSs plush and alt colors
+ Brass Corniees, newest Styles,
r do Ornaments, do
/, do Cutiain Bands and Fms
tilt Rods Rings abb OrnanefJS
fWos, Loops aud TaSsels; silk ee
Also kcep-en hand and manaaacnre 10 0nlerJ
Feather Beds, Hair IIIusk and Moss Mattresses
Pew Cushions, &c Together with everything app
pertaining 10 this linz OF business may he had a,
@ S. GRiFFITHS
Upholstery Warehouse l22 Bait ST.
Oct 81. 1851. nextto he Patriot o nee
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II VI REasN
Cheap Book and Variety Store,
FIVE DOORS As3gE Ias All RIep. MA.
nALITI.MOil IT,

nAIFT1M H.
ID ESPEcTFULLH iaforqns & aatfy Nercbants
- aHd others that he has constantly far sale ,t
tae refgfress PRICES. general assortment II school,
and A'sesi.t tSsors BPaAs. NOVELS sNp CHEAP PUa-
Lis,aiipTs. sfATinNkAf eF AT KINDS, embracing
IN PARE Blank Account Books I'LL eFcat varieties,
viz.
Day Books LeassFs. Records Iouihals anil Re-
retp. bsoAs' foSket Memoranslamf copy and Pass
PAPER Plain and Fancy FnyelGrss a.,
Post Rill Note TISSUE. Boitingl and POST ofhee
taprTs Fanspifent Notices Blae Black and Rcl
Ink, Bonnet Boards Port Folio~i pocket Haoss
fenkhivss Engilsk.ahd Geernan Sfalrs Gold Pens
and SILVER Pencils, SEX and Bead Purses Umhret-
las. Fans Canes. Fadcy BaskSis Vtn1ins F'lntss
PLAYING CAR nSs-Easle Decalur Merry
Andrew Hiyhl pd's VISITING Cards Conversation.
Gariis, Games Songs, Plays. Gefuan Toys. Spy
Glasses, Carl Cases Canta, Hair Rdishex Puft
Menics, celogae IIaik Oil Razorsl Writing pss;s
Pistols. Pancy Baxct Carpet Bags. Ffnch 4
Amrrieans L.iihagfaph Prints T.Gas-inr Glasses
Pocket iAfslands, Aluhanacs Tor 1852 OF every va
Iieiy.
TH0LE HEAND RETlIL
BLANK BOOKS made 70 order, and ruled 10
Aaf pattern al se sh,prtes n6tiee
BOOK BiNDfNGlneaty executed, Old Books
and Pamphlets reAonbd
+ " SECOND. tIsad Esas.xs La = IS
changed. f
Keep constantly Girsale large assortment q!
Books In all the various branches Of
hieralure, science ard art.
September 4. 1851 t-ly
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Observation-Disclosures, &e.

TIME undersigned having beer appointed Agent
IL for J. MeDERNoTr. stoue-eaties- Frederick
Cir, Md, viii sell monamegts, tomh-headsI foot
stones Sc OF Isalian and American Marble ali Bal
iinofe and Philadelphia prices AID will deliver the
same FREg or CHARGE AND ar MS OWN RISK, wher-
ever ordered
All persons who desire 10 purchase Will please
call OF me al Capt SappiustDn 5 Hotel
JOHN c.. STEPHENS.
t.F~ Lettering and ornamental work v u b done
free 81 charge. J. G. S.
ncfnher ~ ISL
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40 SHOElfAKEPS

q safe, al tne lowest prices. a full ASSORTMENT
o. shoemakers Materials and Findings comprising
Feteh G9ifSEins, Boot Morocco, LADIES' plain
ana fancy foi Haient Leather Lining and Binding
oSths2 WePo Pfss, Lasts. Avis, Boot Trees, Grim
plag boafes Nails, facks Thread, and full as
soFtnenI q Shdeinakers Tools
:, sWARTzWELDER s. SMITH:
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AEEE rs ) EEp.R.ElEl.

THR NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIRE Assy5nA +
y SoeETY, OF LoNpox
C&frrtL $500 .000-SFaPLrs Sft2. go.
E1RfNTEn statements explanatory Of the buki-
= ness. andlthe advantages Of Life Assurance,
Sfilsbe furnished cp application to
b. Nv HERBERT.
~ y ms absence, applications can be made 10
pa. g. r. M4so4,
5fsdis6 Erdaraer, C60rleaolga.
pReJoHN D. STAnnY,
IIalea! LbGagaef, Hqfpers- Fern,
nR. l. II. T4YLoa
atf'cat {g%Tcf7iner, Stspterdst9sca.
! CharEesowp, Nov. 70, 1851
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l HIVE SO oNE no LOVE ME NoIy.

81 n FiNLEr JOHNSON. IL
II have No one 10 toye me now,
All hearts are growing cold r.
.Tempestgous waves are rushing 81,
I Across my weary soul,
no hand il kindness is outstrelched,
No heart with pity beats
Alone, my God, alone stray
I. Along the empty Streets
IL have no one to loye:me now,
t Lies storms upon me beat,
tAad thorns unnumberd and untold.
! Rise up beneath my feet
NO longer can stem the tide,
The heaving4billows brave;
/ Then come, 2, death, welcome thee,
And pine but for The grave.
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I'd C1BLNET lK4KERS

, oN An / q " ELDER IS SMITH keep constant
" on hanh Hair-Cloth, Glue, Glne-Pots, Table
hinges elnadTans, Bed Scre VS. and Gaps, Casters,
ooia springs, CRiln Screws and Handles Sand Pa
per- FaAHMtls; Mahogany, Brass and Mineral
knobs, Till and Press Locks Brass Hinges Hand
and Bench SCREWS, and everything snch. Iike-for
sale very low.
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Jacob Faithful the Washington Cqrtcs-

Jacob Faithful the Washington Caffcs-
pendent of the Richmond Enquirer makes
the following hard hit at the Dernoefatic
professors of Joe, johnson. He says Il
9 Col Joseph johnson, Of Harrison fppp-
TT, is nay in your city And certainly his
being there, has placaa Whiggesy in avery
strange FIX. How wilIthey get along id thAt
citadel Of federalism, With pure unad dlter-
ated Democrat for Governor, for the next
four years-yes, sir. and for every.fksar
gears Jorcter. is kind of mystery to n5e4s'
Now the legitimate inference from the
above extract is that Jacob Faithful re-
CARDS governors Floyd, Extra Billy Smith
and Mcdowell, as impure and adulfeFated
Democrats-apd be would have tbs world
to know that ,Soc johnson is the first pure
unadultsrated Democratic Governor Virgin.
Is ever -KaAaicha Repubf,ean Hal AAs
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THE nARB0R AND THE BAY

The ice still continues finn 10 the liver
and bay, and no attempt has been, made to
break channel since Tuesday last-
Throughout Saturday and yesterday the H..
yer was. thronged with skaters and others
attracted by the novelty On Saturday ono
individual skated as far as Annapolis, ma
yesterday several persons went as far as the
White Rocks. The thaw which prevailed
on Saturday and yesterday seems to have
had bat little effect oa the ice in the river
as vet, bat should the mild weather con Eiaiue
a few days. the work Of breaking a pas
sage to the ice-bound vessels in the bay Hill
be rendered Comparatively easy Itf ~
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7,o FARlrERls ANll nrHrps

Jnst receivedTa complete assortment of2 3apd4
Pronged Forks Spades Rakes Grain ard I.ane-
handie ShaFels; Trace. Log Tonrne Rreast Hal
Ter and Filth Chains: Spreaders picks NattorEs
Hams Cropping Axes, Straw and Hay Knives,
Briar Scytnes Jaek-ScreWs Horse Shoes, do Nails,
strap Hinges Hoes. MoaldbdaFds Wagon Bo3es,
in shorteyery article used by farmers which wili
be sold low BY
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TO CIRPENTERS, CIBINET. M4EERS. fsc
z. " { haRt Jus opened very large stock Of every
variety of Planes, Saws. Socket Mortice and Eig
mer Chlsels Plane BtEs, Levels, Squares, Compass
SEES Braces and Bits Hand ana RroaG Ayas Hill
cts, AugeEs, Files, Be- whichwe will sell yery III,
Tor cash oiiappFoved credit.
WARTZWELDER & SMITH.
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Ifsc II ietIE LAWSON BOTTs.
Hartford Fire Insurance ComDany.
fEARTF0ItD C0NNF4sTfc,Isr e

Is o. a. ~ ss,es,soL fs.,s,I ! t,a
81 y esss VI n Ssay1sgS III b ssssltSeO.
DpBLlG Buthings Manufacturers Mills, Ma
III Hchjner9 D@eAIing Houses Stores Mereban.
disc H9asehoid Furniture Vessels on the s,ocss
pr while in port &C. Sc .ill be insured al ra,as
As l9w as the risk will admit
Applications for InsaTaneesnav be made of
B W. HERBERT,
i. Agent e1r JeiGevSoH County IA.
II tHe ahseuce Of the Ageat from Chariestown to
JoHN y. .ERows, Esq, who viii attend 10 them
promptly Persens al a distance address through
lhe nail
j nj b, On altChurch Buildings ana Caereymen's
peTSPaal pfo7eFEFs the Agent will present his GEM
missions r.! n reducing the amount Of premiums ID
The risks ghsls arising
# Decemhet rs, fs5t--ty.