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NEW FALL GOODS, AT W.
III a X ID w A X e.

HARDW WARE.
JER ships Washington, Joseph Walker and Lady franklin
ANS 'fs e M sn4 G'HP:
and BY recent arsas from the Nor received
Rodgers aud Wosenholns Is fine Pocket Cutlery
Pen and Pocket Knives. various anl styles
Wade ant Butchers superior RazOrs Scissors and Shears
Ivory and Fdrss in sets Of Isl 81 and s. piece.
Single and double barrel Shot Guns, very superior
Pistols Rifles Rifle Barrels and Moun,ings
rro; Trace li.Iier Log, Fllsh aod Well Chains
ils,che,s ci' ,s, b,"aI nn, axes M AMI Foot Ad1s ,.
N % Pit cIo.scus a ilanda"d at ranns Pa" aIGsy saws
is9! Iron a,;s,s r.: nd 80 2nS. cS:s I.s Tiara I @
Nails, Castings, tor.e Shoes aud Horse Shoe Nails
lotion, lotion, WSoI. Il%fss and ;Jim Crow" Card,
BROAD, Narrow and Par i Hinges, all sizes
Carpcncs Tools full assortment
Platlrm scales, Counter Scales ra.en, Balances
Our goods having been purchased 10,
s5. sn We , "S s;gysry ask merchants he
Sons Go ,e s' our goods as low a g q" Sop BE o The
sep, a-clw Impo OF Hardware No ST. Main street
ITS noSgs ii :; oEia4xD1 =:
s SsSAs1T sf5sYsS NEHiSE Ii
"s Clamps and sD.s; Sr soss Hs %" Violent ra on'
'"I;, Eh."na,is,n Neuralgia, Stii dolns
i.nnbago cs,,., cou,, coo,,.io. asus Cake
OO'i
0'''' - If HOURLY CURES THOUSANDS or
Diarlhna, DSsen.s'., Id Dreoth
Tic uolertaII, Suuf o'mnL', f.rn,,, and Srr,m1
stomach I,erar-.
Sore Throat C"uete a.u o0''-'
Tisb,ns,, of the Chest. Brliousness .,r.
iis"" in INSTANTLY CURES
Tens of Thousands OF the most ,sr,
the BacE, t,n;,g n I,, Iniuis
PANS IN the Muacles. I, u;'a "o,J -" 49, Il II ;ver
Pains around the Heart. u ai,s =" ,ho tI.,1 -
Pains the Kidneys ''>''
The Face. ,he rse' nc Sarrous PAIN. Rheumatic Pains
NeGru rIc Pali5' -'e''''' SvrhiIIic pains
SSiali' n'.r' ..,o pains HEAVY and Grumbng Pains
s"a'i ~ ACHES OF Al l. KINDS
Arb. Ache. Ear Ache. loom aChe' n"
Sous, Complaints suddenly relieved from ali iah'"'
t. h. Ne'i. .1.RIppLEs: LEAP FOR JOY!
~ cr;,nrd nd He'd llcrn Instantly relieved o me " ~.
60 Nv ". have where the Crippled anu n Nv ia
IN our Laboratory. IA receive us smo'hhs
ms. - .oicirr in the quick and sudden rhcdcy o. ~ " "
"S'A""1' ' & A K ID. -, ~,
,., that in nnety eB o"t ol one
sw Relief will all that is Eere se uo"h one .I'a @
va 49, ri .cy The app led arreS'S '"e P''s'
\, ,."s.i nciIon instantly aays Irritation. - 80 ,o,,,e
y n r il sold for Is per bale ~ Gus anu % f't
~ :" ~ = GENUINE RELIEF. . -
hous he bear the lac
.,v ~ - CO on label! aud the letters H. H. oo" wy
| glass. c,.y ,oJ MOVE & Co Richmond ; VI. A
,STGS A. SON Norfolk Dr. w e. BRlGHS oha,lG. ,i
"a "a ~ nsriss in the state generally Aug 2i-c"@o'a"iS
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81 AS bushels F"xwe! wheat 40 nHt % I ,h Wheat
t l 10 refer those wS ssys . h .%u a' s"
-. y - 5 ~. - Jec' - ' " JAMES l.. FuXwELL.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS: 49,, ,szo
K,xs x arEnS Couxrr; Va Au:us' 9Th, Sh, i7Sa Sto,r
.: :s' NJ "> R't:'l'TRs .y Rcs,sstu'y, " GRESHAM
y. MglsrsS Esa
s. MAsy's COUNTY. MAINLAND August i2Ih, i95. a.,
@ f Ss n ,s eeay m SS thrash rash hundred and fifty "
40 huntrei and seventy five bushels " ~ THOMAS. |
Respectfully. -
wAsnsaroS CRY, Angus, 10, 1852
bear ar Yourr.ror OF the report q" the a o. .at
rorwe pu,cha.sd las, a IS J., hama anu sssf It
w. u~ On Q, an Land in Mcdowell county
9 "a @ 3 irs Ssse" @ s ssae and Tssass as
,.t-u,!d ,ield Respectfully, = ooi
be pleased 10 orders for The above eI j Al 81
. bls.l chag. Specimens can De see" a. "
'''e' No ~ Aa'" street." N''""0"I AIEx GARRETT CO.,
s.m l7c;x Gsocers an Commission Merchants:
DISSOLUTION. ,
F,E cnarnehip existing between tio % 49, H..
under Is rm 9" MrDeamon Booker &c ms ny ~;
"S.! by mutual consent InEi J. SCOTT.
=, GEO GEO ". u BOOKER.
CO.PARTNERSIIlP. e.a
. Of scot. Boo ser and The Commission business
s;aelr Cd sa.d 18Th near ShockHe S9orT
g., r.,,a, GEO W. BooKER
Circuit Co"r ,,o,so 81 Gsa"fsy m cy Of Rich
roai on Wednesday June ;oth, 1852: ,,bhurr and as
@ say s p1""'San q" Psassn Pa" James s.Sr
VISOR o himself and said Pleasant partln a'e pn,F.
as tim OF rarn d Jackson.
,,,:-... ,,.rr;, Defendants.
Charles isenws in and Company and Hiram ,snst
This the plaintiffs ho are Out Of his
Eisenm and vino hsrn deien
they still failing 10 appear came on % . S,,ndsns The
Of the n with replication there.o s by
aud examinations o, Witnesses anu @ OF nlain
Counsel on whereof the Court ny constn "a aa
MI and Of the defendant Harris by their Counsel uo. a.
judge and decree thai one q, me Conms h.w.en
the am Harris and Ee~sim AMI Company snsms
what balance any duo rom me salu iiars 10 I'VE su
vein CompIny; and the said commissioner. e |
nnn, authorized 10 call for production OF all books and pa
per, and 10 examns oath either OF the a rts ae any
t ,,,c and rerc,, 10 the Court. with matters peea
s,J ermcd rrrincn, himself which may be required "
a"y "f the parties to h' 50 W. clIAMBERLAYNEJ
D. c. OF the Crcu, Cout for tho city OF Richmond.
COMMISSIONERS oFFlcE,}
RIcuNoSp. SRPr. 20, lS52
-, ..,o, IN tho foregoing decree hereby nouhe
,ha, shall nroceed on the 29h day OF October hex d ~!
the Cy Richmond, make %
S, % , Commissioner in Chanceiy
VTRGINIA.-At held in the CLERKS oee @ S VI T V ssnen
Court Of King and Queen county ON ''e ." 0"'
Der sS2: Plaintiff:
asalas : - Defendant.
In deL, and upon an attachment returned eIeeueas. w
object this OF the deien ~ oT |,
yive cents win interest a.ei pa
c.ntun per dollars and sevenynvs
ereo, from the 10Th day Of 's9 ans W dr Of Marc
So III payment And appearnf oy ahd's lna ne % INV Mai
da resiient"i 'hs sae, % on b me ; on Iaant NJ M do
pear here within one month after publication Of tins order
90 what protect his interest," anu sE in
Enquirer printed in ,he ey ~ & Of
' s he next County cou RosERF
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INIyERsIrY nOoKsTOKE..

'tS gTGcrs .nr, have purchased Mess Wcrenbak.r
a Frie. sock u Books and I have
.- Iftm he Northern where they
adj sock THcy t,kn pains
editions o al! The Text Books Uivcrsly Of vsI.
they would ecul!y cali the
sio intend eccmn. students the
u grtuc!'!y .Ii,rHS wru Uu"n~ puchisrd
the editions There sipriisI
here. AMI Hat ourselves be
:..ry As intention 10 do business price
aa much sshie !nr cash EXPECT prIce goods
~ a!uc jrcr~rns
~ n"' t'"es aud Others ~ho wis, purchase too.e
Atts d"t M ''e "' 80 & p. MCKENZIE
\.
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LhBoKATOKY FOR THE ANA
-

fsHE undersigned that through the bcray
C:cr< OF The dccut tere has
connection with the Department OF Chemistry Randolph
C an AnyIlca Laboratory ior the
pastel utno minerals, Mc and for Instruction Analytical
The Laboratory viii be furnished w,h the approved
aylta and choice reasens, with desirable facility He
u. lce with him. Mr. VIM A shepard who recently
sa Professor Norton n the Yale Laboratory
wIh ample testimonials skill aud
pursue any studies in the College they may wish while
rcc.sins isuction IN the Laboratory Cupoue written
.Ilt'Gs wl!i always accompany the Of The
ANALYSIS and Instruction will he moderae-;h design
beng Sc the Laboratory accessible the people
P-,Es s wih M-ssrs Wills Lea Smy,l d Dunn Peters.
Va w be forward. charge those who
:: :. ..r Information, address CHARLES STUART,
Professor OF Experimental Sciences,
!. c. RlntO C,II.g Y,
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DA SID Fun SIES,

ATTORN Ei AT LAW
" practice IN the Courts OF Alexandria, Fairfax and FauQuie
w lie viii also attend 10 the CaIm
s!4a. General Government Office Ks between ),
Pa. m The building occupied BY Tie Manassas Gap
Er4! Company.
Asxaa:ria. Va. luLe l5c6m
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THE HiCHMOSD ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND EMI-WEEKLY,
By WlLaIAM +. s. THOMAS RITCMIE, JR.

TER Ms:
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aistlnte must be accompanied with the advance
.at satisfactory references. IL Insure execution.
IL obituaries and tributes Of respect! erceding eight lines,
=. .Iarssd tUr rs advertisements.
III Al Obituaries ana Marriages country,
p.Fy aai rnS unsnowi be authenticated by
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te published Every that has been
SlluiS and has erc!our proved vailns
u Esreorc such communications beng certified
n" nam "f he p"<mas'r '-ri'"n ~. h"k NJ ''r
MARBLE YARD.
suiN r. ROGERS Sth Street, Man, Rchmund, Va Dcae
>, s.s:an. llan aGi American Marble Monuments Tomb.
Ma;ci pieces Wall Plates
SC.
,uy,sS,.nI N Carving the nea imanncr
The country with city reference promptly
Rogers llvls served lS apprenticeship the larges
Establishments III New York City and having much experience
.4crs himself that all Shop will give
a, satisfaction done North South Oct5-cly
JOHN VI. LATHAM,
AT TORNEY At Law,
WAsHSaTos City. d. C.
YaRACrCES iH:hc several Courts District Coumba
Az pertinent to his profession may earust
20 q. VII! meet with prompt Nereers
Nessrs SsLpBN. "ITHERS Il Co.,
Gen JNo NJ McCALLA, Washington D. c
JAMES J .MiLLER, Esq.
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Two HUNDRED DOLLAWS REV ARD.

HEM. B. MINOR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. RlCHMUND,Na.
TTEND> Domp? 10 all business III his profession Office No
a J. Law iIG'drs Angus, l2-3a.
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WM. ID. SCHOOLFIEL

Al LAW.
(Wi'RTS- Charlotte Prince Edward and Appon.ox.
I POST uFflCE-Charoi,e Court House.
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THE EOyy ELL WHEAT.

,rIIE FONW ELL W FFEAEs 60
sr Mays CouSrY MAafLAS1 S'Id ith, leoI.
1srSspS ,IEy GARRETT x ,O.--Dear Srs snip you PEI
II ,r 4y bushels Fnxwe!i Wheat do not deem neces
m !, .v sn,tr IN The urnr yield o. ths
M! ~ ~, r.f.r 10 yracts who eeeic II 'ast sea
" nnr s,.ct 10 rust aud not been affected WIN sma
IN
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TUESDAY MORNING, SEsoTzlMf2E31s %, 1852.

'"'se b"!iy made speech Of very great ability ard
was wei: received b. the Democracy OF Richmond
after al examination Of HE manner in which Gencrn
eo' was nominated judge BayIy coaciicd -ha-ng sra
A'i ''s upwards Of Two hour; when, uoG motion 1850
'""h was unanimously adapted b. the neciing thanking
hln Tor his sperc!i Ina OCCASION
u-c D. ann argument and illustrations were bcaui
!uy loSca md cogcht-and iun:.er in which h. rio
e nc' scoits absurd ard ncorIrnt epis,cs pqrticu-
lar HIS HoEstrone doctrines naturalization was powerful
"o eschHc. IL was, indeed the speech Of salcsman and
was IN noble contrus; with the cap-aa childish trashy e.
uons that Wing speakers ae compelled 10 resort ~ !,
push the clams uf their candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-28

- YE..Muueole Rye ior sale 0S VIM PALMER.
II. sept. q
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rs,tr r,,cr.h, h, r;oie existing between the suorcribe
- = G,'ei u ,ne , n''n .", w. -. SAM'I. ID. McpEARMoN
80" " "'"t"a' ''" JOEL. j. SCOTT.
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CoLuMBus (Ohio,i Sept. 25.-lhe enthusasm rn 'e
S General Scott here vas bY means SO sT,a' hs
rsptrs"nted by The whg journals He will be greatly o.
ei,sd in regard TO the Of OHIO The tree soss
amos, TO n man. vote for Mr. haTi !, ; a,a u'''
80 m. State is safe for Pierce and King.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
LANGUAGE OF THE LAW.

If man would, according to law, give to
another an orange, instead Of saying, 81 give
you that orange" which one would think
would be what is called in legal phraseology
ian absolute conveyance Of all right and ii
tie therein" the phrase would run thus -
II give you all and singular my estate and
interest, right, title, and right and adyan-
tage Of and in that orange, with all its rind,
skin, juice, pulp, andpips, and right and ad-
vantageous therein with full fower to bite,
cut, suck, and otherwise eat the same, or
give the same away as fully and effoctually
as I, the said A. b., am now inclined to
bite, cut, suck, or otherwise eat the same
orange or give the same away, with or with
out its rind, skin, juice, pulp, or pips, any
thing heretofore or hereinafter, or in any
other deed or deeds, instrument or instru-
ments, Of what nature or kind soeyer, to the
contrary in anyWise Notwithstanding II with
much more to the same effect Such is the
language of lawyers and it IS grayely held
by the most learned men among them, that
BY the omission Of any Of these words, the
right to the said orange would not pass to
the person for whose use the same was in
tended
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
TnEY HAVE CARRIED AWAY pApA.


As the ears in which We were recently ira
Yelling halted at station, cur attention wa:
arrested BY beautiful little girl. apparent
y less than two years Of age, who was look.
ing from one Of the windows ofaa house
standing but few feet from the track She
was wailing most pitsously, and On her sweet,
wan face, was painted deeper ssrrew than
we had ever before seen on the face Of an in,
FAINT such as this. All the while she repeat.
ed, with pa.hos indescriably mournful.
They have carried a~ay my papa-when
will they bring him back2n
PRESENTLY lady, whom we instantly re.
cognized as former aequsintance came from
the house, and entering the car in which va
sat, took seat near us.and said
Did Fou observe child at the window ~
le s,H We replied, with deep interest.
"A fortnight since" rejoined our friend
the father OF that little girl set ont for the
gold region. She was always amused at see
ing the cars pass, and the morning fixed upon
for her fathers departure, as she heard the
train approaching, climbed to her accustom-
ed place,
Eat that moment the father and mother
entered the room, the former with forced
smile upon his features, and the latter male
and tremulous with suppressed emotion
One pressure Of his fond heart. one feryent
kiss, and the loFe-pIedge only was replaced
at the window with flow God bless you, nv
+, darling Emi-good by
This was evidently the first intimation
to the little one of her fathers intended de-
parture. At the werd she turned quickly.
and with half incredulous expression, from
the window surveyed his person, and seeing
that he was really equipped for journey,
and returning his parting salutation,
/" Good-by, papa g0ed-by.'
Another moment and the adventurer had
entered the cars, which were beginning again
TO move forward The young wife aud
mother turned from the spot where the long
farewell had been exchanged, and reentered
her dwelling with streaming eyes. Instant
~ the child appeared to comprehend that
her fathers absence was destined to be not,
as usual, temporary enc the gay smile
fled from her intelligent features, and stretch.
ing her tiny arms towards her father, who,
from window, was casting behind long
look, she cried, in lisping accents sO6,
please do come back, papa, anaAake mama
and Emf
The father, who had hitherto succeeded
IN maintaining external composure, was seen
to withdraw his gaze, and press a handker-
chief to his eyes
The child has scarcely smiled since On
the approach of the cars she always takes
her place at the window, from which no in.
ducem6nt can draw her. and watches with
eager eyes till she finds that her father has
not come, when in tone Of sadness ,rnlv
she repeats They have esrtiof
lway ny papa-when will they bring him
back n
5sstEss
II has decided to take hor from tho scenes
which 10 constantly remind her Of her allie.
lion ~ ClepeiaHd Ptaiadeeier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
+mA1NE coFFINs oUTDoxE.

Captain Stansbury in his expedition TO
tho Great Salt Lake relates the following in
dent I witnessed at the Pacific Springs
an incident Of no little ingenuity on tho part
Of some emigrants Immediately alongside.
of the road Vas what purported TO be grave,
prepared with more than usual care. hay-
ing headboard en- which was painted the
name and age Of the deceased, tue time 4 his
which death, and the part fthe country from
be came. / afterwards ascsrtained thar tins
was only ruse, to conceal the faetthat the
grave, instead Of containing the mortal re-
mains Of human being, had been made
safe receptacle for divers casks Of brandy,
which the owner could carrysna further. =
He-atterWards sold his liquors to some ira.
ders further on, who, by BIS description q
its locality, found il without difficulty,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-09
EXCHANGE BANK OF
sELDEy. Va zTHfsEgs 4 CO.,

WASHINGTON, ID Z.
TTyEfE undersigned respectfully announce that
i they have formed a co-partnership 10 transact
general banking and Exchange business n this
city, under The firm Of SELDEN, WITHERS q
co. and are prepared 10 deal II
fsrsisn and Doasc&iie EseAsnges, 1fae BiAs, Pro
sgissaF9 Nafex, Certieeates III Ilcposte, Letssrsg
CreaR, Baak Notes aaa CAN,
we undertake u make collections and promptly
60 remit the proceeds 70 any designed point within
or without the Union.
Mt WitLlaM SELBgN, member OF the firm, and
for many years past the Yftasaysr IF We Uatted
states, Will give lis careful personal aleption 10 all
financial business which We may he e5nployed 10
transact with any the Departments Of eGovern-
msnt. .
The business which our employers may require
us 10 transact, wlLbc conducted wiih Fidelity and
prompsituae, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDENS
h I.aie Treasurer of The U. s.,
JOHN fWITHERS,.
0FAierandria, Va.
r. w. LATHAM,
or Washington, %. c.
L. 7. BAYNE,
Of Batimort, M.
~, 49,. n. q tlS0..tf =
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IooM. up.

It's what we rejoiC, to see--men, women
and chlldren-the rich, the poor--the old aud
tho young always looking up. 1t shows the
purity of your intentions and the determina-
tons Of your own hearts, We see in him
the elements Of true man. No matter if
the seas have swallowed your property,
or the fires have consumed your dwellings
look up, take fresh courage. Is your
name bywordsor reproach7 Look up to
the purity of the SKIES, and let its image be
reflected in your heart, Detraction, then,
will rebound from your bosom. Are you
trod upon by the strong7 Look up-push
up-and you will stand as strong as he
Are you crowded out of the society of the
rich {? Look up, and soon your company
will be coveted. Whatever may be your
circumstances or condition in life, always
make it point to look-to raise higher and
higher44and you will attain your fondest ex-
pectations Success may be slow, but sure
it will come Heaven is on the side Of those
who look IN
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Shenandoah Iron Foundry,

FTyHlS Foundry, situated on The Winchester y
j Potomac Railroad, Il miles from HarpeTs-
Perry. has been rented .or term of years " the
SUBSCRIBER, who would respectfully inform the
public that he Is now prepared 10 do, in style o.
ed. in THIS Valley, every description Of Machinery
and Plough Castings, al short notice.
Having been engaged 10 the business Tor many
wears in the largest toundries in the United States
and being now de,ermiaed 10 devote his whole at
sention tothe business, be is confident that those
who favor him with their work will at the same
time be faverng their own interests as his prices
for Castings shall be as low as al any foundry N
the Valley.
Orders, from all in want Of Castings Of any des-
cription. are respectfully solicited.
e Old lion taken in exchange for Castings.
HENRY @. PARKER. 8
Shenandoah City. AUG. 5. 1859
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@ q W51gTE0 Ig@g8B.
Corner Of Queen and Burk Streets,
MIR TINSB URG, "a.

slIE undersigned egs leave respectfully 10 in
! 4 form the community and travelling public
that be has taken the Hotel tornerly anown ais ihe
"Befkclcy House. The House has recently iin.
dcrgone thorough renovation ii Is now believed
70 he " every respect adapted 10 the wa#ts of lie
traveller and soioufnrf
large and eommudous Stable issattachcd 70
The premises The lusufies 0t-lle TABLE Willie
surpassed by none, and the BAR i ii all times SUP
pligd with choice selection Of superior Wines ana
llanAfs,
chatRe aud III bad weather Carriage viii ron %
the Depot ~ The accommodation gi travellers with.
onlany additional eSnense,.
JOS, G, flAWLlNs,
March IT, laa2-siy, Proprietor
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CONGRESS- HALL.
THIRD and CHESTNUT STREETS. Z

P4nLspEtPHiA3 Juty l, 1852.
nNHEsubscrihers take pleasure ininforming their
j friends and The travelling community general
ly that they have this day taken possession Of that
we'll established and fayurably known hotel CON-
GRESS HALL Third and CAesaaf S.reeis.
They have had tie house thoroughly repaired,
and ali the modern Improvements introduced, and
furnished in style OF elegance which viii at once
fenderit unsurpassed FIR comfort and convenience.
This Is decidedly the best loca'ed house in the
civ, being in theimmediale vicinity q business,
lie Exchange, Custom House, and many other
public buildings
Lines of 0mnihssses leave foFsevery part Of the
city every few minutes, their head quarters being
within one square 81 the House.
The subscribers are determined 10 spare no pains
ia making this a convenient and comfortable home
10 the traveller. NORRIS s.. JACKSON,
+ Late Of Virgiaia,
Il July Is, 1852. ProprietoTs.
James f. Norris who is well known tomany of
the business men visiting Inc city, lately in the
Hardware house 1T James J. Duncan & Co, Twitt,
Brother & Co, and formerly proprietor OF the Viz
ginia Hotel, ST. Louis, will have the management
Of HE House, assisted BY polite and competent
persons. IL
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NOW. AND LONG AGO.
~ FANNY Pairs.

~ FANNY rAlEs.
Q sisters sisters ] have been
Where we IN childhood dwcit.
The old horae BY the mountain side.
Where mozg and eve We knelt;
Tbs shining poplars, now, IS then,
Are waving By The door,
The maple wears its Autumn robe
ofeSimson, Is Of yore;
The deep well, with lis mossy pole,
i standing, as Of Old,
And the grey bucket drips its wealth
Adown the stones 50 cold.
walked along the garden paths,
Where once we used to rua,
With footsteps like the startled does,
And hearts osrf,sl of faa:
hngcr'd meats the cherry tree
Our father prun'd with care,
And wept, for he--the loving group
All me they were not there,
WANDERED to the chesnut grove,
The ripe nuts strew'd the ground,
The little squirrels scamper'd ID,
At cen the lightest sound.
And there, thros the delicious morn
OfIndian Summer weather,
filed my apron with the nuts,
A. #hen we went tegethef.
dream'd was child again,
Beside my motherF kneeys=es
Or bounding thro' the forest paths
With footsteps glad and free;
My heart rock'd gently on the waves
Unpleasant mem'ries, sung,
As when we went nutting there
When you and were young.
All. sisters, darlings, it is vain, ~
This yearning for the past
will be grateful for the good, r.
Along my pathway cast sl'
For gratitude, and cheerfulness,
VIII change all things to gold =
With Love, the angel, in my heart,
1hatrnever will grow old
And tho Time weave a silver thread
In every silkcn tress,
I'll try to find some gift of Gods
To succor and to bless
= Then we'll not mourn the days long gone.
Our Bid home, and friends dear
But cling the closer to4he loved,
That time has left US here.