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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

o.. and Uo,spur The ghtful heir % the crown, nsxt
sser Richard was Mortimer, Earl OF March youngia
vbo with Younger brother, the hng he'd IN cu-to1y
sr Fdu,und Mortimer uncle 20 the young Eariot Mtrch
49, scn, against Lord Gray OF Ruthven, his forces
,ere utterly broken and he himself taken All pil io
nrsop by Gendower where the King -uferet hrn % De
lest a. the natural guardian OF the young Ear; '-
s,,ert 20 assert the rights Of his nephew Shakspere
bowercr following Holinshcd, makes the Earl hnnseu
% have been Glsn1overs prisoner 80
AMI il is remarkable that HeIne has fallen INTO the
ssrnc mistake GlendOver proved hinlsen one OF .as
hoIdet and most entersing warriors OF the age Aaer
Mortners defeat AMI captivity the hing led tnrse po"
er armies against him. and was as often Dafei oy ths
valor, az by the policy OF tlc W eichihl, W.
bs approaches when be could not resist them solgnt
70 wear out his patience by proracted warfare Inc
King finally gave up, leaving Glentowcr unconqne,Sd
hut Sill consoled himself with The idea that ne yie ied
moi 10 the ras but 20 the arts of his adversary so tna
The noef historically correct in making Gendower say
Three times hath Henry BolngbroSe male mean
Against me Three from the banks OF We
And sandy bottorn'd Severn hsve sent nm
Bootless home and weather-beaten oack
Passing on. the lecturer proceeded TO anaiyze the
character of Hot.pur, and remarked that he was r
general favorite: whether from something in himself
or the injustice Of the King must sympathizS win
him Nor is il without reluctance that we allow the
Prince to usurp his place in our regards. The hing
ruled by power Hotspur. by emphasis and stress
His speech il stepped every where with The poetry oil
the sword lie Is charged with the electricity Of
chvary in so much that gu cannot touch him without
receiving shock He is rrscible, with rough aud
passionate soul and great strength OF mind when ne
once gets sgong nothing but exhaustion can stop him
His VILE too is OF the Shnpsperian stamp. In her
gentleness there IS much strength and his braveryh
not without gentleness
In speaking Of Gleniower, the lecturer remarked
that lie was no ordinary enthusiast. man OF wild
imaginaton-yet he has much practical skill and his
behavior in the disputes of Hotpur, approves him as
much superior in the external qualities OF senteman
a. he more suporstiiious and amply justies what
Mortimer says Of him:
In faith he - worthy gentleman
Exceedingly wel.-read, aud prolted;
In strange cOnccalulents valiant as a hon
And wondlOus arahe,
And as hounttul as mines o. India.
Tie lecturer spoke Of Prince Hal aud remarked that
his character was admirably depicted in that passage Of
Vernon comments:
NO, BY my soul, never IN my life
Did hear challenge urged more modestv, Nc
lie also spoke az somc length OF Bclinbroke character
izing him as a willy politician 5u; we have not room
to follow him further.
Mr. Hudson el lures ia tie ssine place next Tue'day
evcuine. upon the character Of Fal-tsf. The fourth
lecture in the coar-o e 80 be delivered 5y Hon. Horace
Mann. subject Woman"
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Philadelphia New. liens.

tcrT-sfsrfiefs, 81 he y Z, ifH1,r.
PIuLApEIPIn. Monday, NOV -, ls52
The annual election Tor Directors ofthe Banks
c, this CITY took place tsis morning.
One Of eur very yisant police oil .ers ar
rested tie driver Of sAJw-gauu IN tbs city la; even
Ing, thinking " dining too last lie chokiny two
ROXY Mounsin ponies thst srotiing in the rear Of
'kewaScn with their hcads almost 20 the srouad At
the police Office tbs morning the wSicAInsn was con.
peiied 10 aUeh himself a. she ladtcroes ui-te he hal
insae, ~ The man we driving tst 20 escape the crow,
that naturally would hang arOGnd tue animals waicA
were toi'ns N their usual way with their hcss down
The driver was discharged
deadly Fight with firearms took place in the
eastern Part 81 hensuston, sbou, dayh;a, ycs;erisy
morning. between the Gdhersl,s Of some tr or fnr
IRE companies. The sghi attended With the wJrni
ing Of several q the belgerents II se-ms here b,d
been number OF alarms IF ere during the previol
night at all OF which partcs of rovdics in Kenssnron
showed dRposifion 70 riot
The lat alarm occurred about osioek Arer !. U.s.
ove- nd H. frrmen hsd ho,..cd thcir spgs-r' tic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17
SKETCHES OF LECTURES
THE NEw-ENGLAND COURSE
hing Henry the Fourth.
~ kEv. ". y. HUDSON.

The Second Lecture in the New-England
Csurse was delivered last evening At the Brooklyn
Institute, by Rev. H. ~ Hudson, OF Northampton
Mass, his subject being shakspere's King Henry the
tourth. Bolingbroke, Glendower. Hosspur and Prince
hsl The Hall was much better 6ed than on the evening
OF TIE last Lecture. In commencing the Lecturer
spoke 81 follows:
The aIst and second part OF Shakspens King Henry
TIE Fourth IVES written Ia 1897, when toe author was IN
b. thiriy third year They PUBLISHED separately;
the mt part I'VE time the second once d1ripg tbe
POets LIE 10th pars also r.sppred IN the division o.
histories put forth IA l623 under the editorial c,rs OF
herlse AID Csidcl the poets Old rlerls and fellow
s'o In these pl4ys, in others Of tn same cla--
slakpeie Was suiled somewhat BY Holinshs,i gho.e
otruMo Re weEe published N l5s7 aud AMIN h, led
e' thst TINE the most popular refTcnoe Not,vifhs,nf.
NJ tie s; weah O. hcoH they contain che plovs er,.
termed hstCrcaD becalse they src ruiisd Nv aud N
sfctt Iart suhservient % history whereas: Ma.beth
ihcueh manly historical s caod tragedy bs-sua ~.
tory merely subserve- Ire plot; 4 clsr vhe,her
ne sp.fk OF the pot = more creative OF u,1-s
learned N TIE drama i now in hanI-.L-r,
beng Perhaps, no ether work wh.-h combines n
yent:en With much historical matt- Before 1,n,
mii5'r, may not be t.niss 70 refer 70 his.Iry
for he purpose q throwing Ugh; on the suber, KIM
hehiy came 20 The throne IN 1902 having rst iep,@s
DIS cccs.n Richard the Id TIE chef as.r,s u tbs
~'Tr'u"n were Tie Pcrrys -Norft uutes,sad. Yor.g-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

worhhouse and an withou, shos, bludgeon, or
missile being heard Of" And this s what the Tiu>'
calls treating the poor people Of England a. poor peo-
Die ought to be housed, fed and clothed in Christian
country
This is the socialism Of the landlords, az class in
England and ireland II s leveling system, as far a.
leveling down the poor is concerned The socialism Oh
the poor s no, near 30 bad though many Of the poorer
classes in Europe have taken ,rssons from their Ai,
lords and propounded theor.cs Of leveins down .es
rch Where ali this will end is difficult 10 say iH'
Derby ministry il puzzled, and no wonder:
HUGH DoHERTY
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.- n.rv rp,py1NE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1852

more privileges than the weak woman AMI the
yson,n that intellect fall either TO men or women
/, should be recognized aecordiDgto lie quality ana no.
according 10 sex.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

- 1ir. Gates. lawyer. IN his 18th year, an /
~, ,ua,c o Harvard Col,l died -uife j g. it''a
N...ou Trc.d,y ll-t IT, l,l boom Hawe,l for -rt 'ra
ta,. LIT rcco.arca ,ui.c,!'ly % v1', on N)aiv. d.
Ti,,,.ay !. prruc To- Wa4 found Gci u Bob bis bed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-17

the WEssrER FUsERAL PRocEssDS-
FijiA Disis,0n One OF the most Interesting "a.
Of the procession yesterday was The Fs'h p'"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
Forwarding & Commission Business.


yTNHE subscribers having formed a Partnership
Il underline firm ofFsLACKBURN & ALEX
AMBER. have opened Ware Houses at the Old
Furnace and Harpers- Ferry where they will en-
gage in the FORIFARDING And COMMITS
SION BUSINESS. Their Boats will ply regu-
larry between those places, and Georgetown and
Alexandria, by the Canal
They will al all times purchase, WHEAT
CORY and other Produce, for which they will pay
the highestprices in cash.
Produce will be received at either Of the Depots
on the Winchester s. Potomac or Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads "
They will keep on hand constant supply of
LUMBER COAL, SALT, SHINGLES, LATHS
PLASTER, lground and in the lump. TAR, COZ
FEE SUGARS, Sc, which they will sell by the
quantity.
They viii endeavor at all iiMes to make it the
interest Of Farmers and others 10 deal with them.
r. S. BLACKBURN,
w. +. ALEXANDER.
October IGg lS5f-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
VIM STABLER 4 BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
Eatrfar streef. .4Iernlldrla. I.n.,

DESPECTFELLY inform their friends andthe
Ii public, that they have on hand, and will con-
tinue 10 keep large stock Of DRUGS, CHEMI-
GALS, DYESTUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, VAR
NISHESl WINDOW GLASS, Sc, together with
great variety of other GOODS, suitable for the,
country trade all OF which they are prepared TO sell
on favorable terms.
Their constant is tofnrnish articles that may
be relied upon, as being of the best quality, and
with this view they manufacture many articles
which arelable to aduteraton.
Physicians Country Merchants, Private Famil-
les and Individuals, fayoring them with their Or
ders shaIhav their best efforts to give them salts
faction.
PAINTS.
White Lead pure ard extra; colors Of all kinds
dry or ground in Oil; Artists Colors; .Bake's
Patent Fire Proof Paint; Buswell's DO, superior
article.
Linseeds, Boiled do; Patent Paint do; Pure
Sperm; Solar; Tanners; Winter Strained Lard !;
Whale; Neatsfoot; Olive, &c.
VARNISHES
Furniture; Coach Colorless Coach Picture
Flowing; Quick Drying Ship; Japan, &c.
WINDOW GLASS.
Z II to "a Il &c. various brands; Redford
Crown do extra thick; all Irregular sizes obtained
al the shortest notice.
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE.
Retorts and Receivers, plain and tubulated Test
Cnpning Glasses; Precipitating Jars; Nursery
Bottles Physicians Saddle Bags; Walls for do,
extra strong.
Medicine Chests; Surgeons Instruments; Sup
pdrters; Shoulder Braces &c.
Agents Tor Laudfeth's warranted Garden Seeds ;
Osgqod's Ghologogue; Sands Sarsaparilla; Bulls
Townsendjs; Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry ;
Ayre's Cherry Peetaral, &C., &c. English, French
and American Perfumery.
September Is 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
Baltimore, October 80. 1851.
CAMERON'S DEPOT.

H1HE subscriber takes this method Of inlq||I'sg
j his friends and the public generally ia -
mas taken charge 'of The Transportation II
known as Cameron's Depot where be will be
to have calls from all persons having pr due
transport He will also receive goods from any IL
the Depos on the Baltimore and Ohio and Wiz
chester and Potomac Railroads. Being determined
TO give his undivided attention to the business and
use his best efforts 70 accommodate End favor he
trading community be hopes to certainty 10 re-
eeiye liberal portion Of the patronage OF The val
lev trade.
Having made arrangements 10 have an= hand :,
all times Cars at his disposal persons bringing pro
dnce TO the stand may rest most assured that II will
be despatched AZ the quickest possible moment and
in the safest manner to It's destination. KnoWing
that strict attention to business and promptilude on
all occasions will merit success and custom. he
feels certain that he will be worthy he Confidence
Of the community JOHN DONAVIN. E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
skHE PREACHER AND THE LAWYERS.

Jesse Lee, one Of the first Methodist
preachers in. New England, was man who
combined unresisting energy aud tenderness
Of sensibility, withIan extraordinary propen-
sity to wit Mr. stephens in his new work
on the q Memorials of Methodism,n gives the
following specimen of Lees bonhomfrie .
As be was riding on horseback one day,
between Boston and Lynn. he was overtakrn
by two young3 lawyers, who knew that he was
a Methodist preacher, and were disposed 10
amuso themselves somewhat at his expense
Shutting him: and ranging their horses one
on each side Of him. they entered into a con-
versation something like the following
LIST LawyeH-I believe you area preach,
cr, sir /;
Lee-Yes III generally pass for one.
LIST Lawyer ou preachFery often, / sup.
poso2
Lee-Genefaily every day-frequently
: twice or more.
I'd Lawyer-4How do you find time to stu
dy, when you preachs often !.
Leo-I study when riding, and read when
resting
list Lawyer-But vow DO not write your
sermonsl
Lee-No bot very often.
"a Lawyer ~ 9ou not OIteu mix LIS
takes in preaching eGtemporaneously
Lee-I do, sometimes.
Id Lawyer-y-How do yo1
yeu correct thpm7
Lee hathepeuds upon the characte
the mistake was preaching the othef
and went to quoteKhe texA55a All liars
have their part in thelake that burneth wl.l
FIRE and brimstone,F and, By mistake, I said,
All laacyers; shall have their part"
I'd Lawyer, interrupting him-What did
you de. with that2 Did you correct it .
Leo, no indeed 1t was so nearly
1rue, I didn't think IL worth while to correct
e Humphlo said one OF them, with q
lastly and impstient glance at the other) T
ont know whether you are the more knaye
, 81 fool r.
csSi0;ther.r lie Quietly replied, turning at
5psrd -Hsstiis u chiSyotis eyes from one
sssner believe Tam just betteeen
nding they wcrb measuring wit with one
5 masters, and excessively mortified at
discontinue, The nights Of the green
dSove ahead, leaving the victor to soli-
nd his own reflections.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
TO HOrsSE. KEEpEps

SWARTZWELDER& SAITHhave justopen-
ed aF.extensiye variety Of Fine Table Cutlery
Desert and Tea Spoons, including the Albaia, Ger
man Silver, Britannia and Plated; Albala Forks
Britannia Tea setss; Table Castors, Waters, Can
dIestcks, Shutters, Stair Rods, Looking Glasses,
Tes Scales Hand Bellows, Ladies and Skimmers
Preserving Kettles Sauce and Frying Pans, Tea
Kettles Coffee Mills. Shoyels and Tonss Ap6irons
Tenders, Wash Kettles. Ovens. Slzillets. and 10
shoFL every description Of Hardware used BY House
keepers which will be sold the very lowest prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11

Critters for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and an official ac-
count Of each drawing sent Immediately after il is
over I'd all who order from me-
AdiFess- E. E. 0.BRIEN, Agent,
Successor to J. & G. MAuRY,)
Alexandria, Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
40 SHoEMlKERS

! Fbr sale al the lowest prices fall assortment
ofShoemaker's Materials and Findings comprising
FreEch Calf Skins Boot Morocco Ladies plain
andiane4 do; Patent Leather, Lining and Binding
SkiaS Webb Pegs, Lasts Avis Boot Trees, Grim
ping Boards, Nails, Tacks, Thread, and full as
sornenHof Shoemaker's Tools
SMARTZWELDER s. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11

Mr.. James Runyans Wheat Fans are manu-
featured In one Of my shops; they are out up by
competent wurkmen, and the material used in their
construction is of The very best quality
Nov 8 1881 w j. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
swARTzwELDER & SMITH.
70 HOUSE BUILDERS1 AND OTHER

To HOUSE b JILDERSA AND OTHERS.
The undersigned would call the attention OF those
wanting, the largest and cheapest stock of Bull
ding Hardware which they have ever on red for
saies comprising more than a dozen varieties Of
Knob Locks; also, Knod and Thumb Latehes,
Dog and Shutter Hinges, Shutter Fastenings, Sash
and Door Springs, Bolts, Nails, Screws and in
shoH every kind OF Building Hardware
SWARTZWELDLR s. SMITH.
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= swaRrzwEtpea.
y e SWARTZWELDER. ArHrsr1NE J. sAITTi
SWARTZWELDER q SMITH,
Hardware business

LIVING associaled themselves tosether Ior Ihs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
KEARSLEY'S HOTEL,
F'AERMoNT. MARION COUNTY,

THE undersigned begs leave respectfully to in
u form the community and travelling public.
that hehas Removed from his old stand at Tower
corner to the corner Of Adams Tor Main) and Mon
roe streets, formerly occupied by Geo. Irwin, and
known as the g Marion House,
The House has recently undergone thorouob.
renovation and IS also iunroved Nv ADDITTON-
Al. BUILDINGS n believed now "a he IN
every respect adapted to the wants Of the traveller
and s0jpurner
large and commodious Stable has been added
to the extensive Sfahl;ng conven;enres Arcade IN
the lou Every thing VIII Is done far the comfrt n
Travellers and others xh mat favor him With ,be;r
custom JOHN KEARSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
Monuments--T omb-StOnes, &c.

TTyHE undersigned having been appoiAted Agent
IL for r McDEaMoTT, sione-cniier, Frederick
Civ. Nd. will sell monuments tomb-heads foot
stones Sc. Of Italian and American Marble az Bali
timore aud Philadelphia prices. and willdever the
same FaEE OIL cHARGE AND AT HIS OWN RISK, wher-
ever ordered
All persons who desire to purchase win please
call or me atCapt SappiDgtan's Hotel
JOHN G. STEPHENS.
Is r. Lettering and ornamental work will be done
& free OF charge. It, ,. ~
Grfnhef % 1881. -6f1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
70 CABINET. MIXERS

SWARTZWELDER & SMITH keep constant.
ly on hand Hair-Cloth Glue, Glue Pots, Table
Hinges, Quadrants, Bed-Screws and Caps, Casters,
Sofa Springs, Coffin Screws and Handles, Sand Pa
per, Paint Mills; Mahogany, Brass and Mineral
Knobs Till and Press Locks Brass Hinges, Hand
and Bench Screws, and every thing such ike-for
sale very low.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11

n. ANSEL & CO.,
!. .anre ~ InfaerY Brokers,


yTTE cannot keep silent al the great success
NV vsfch follows some Of our customers IN old
vl.gsnia Indeed We have had the happiness Of
mslFIng some families very happy this very cold
$500 81 sending them prizes. Although hey
,r no c8pilal prizes sill they kept them 10 good
sr5IroTnftrtable humor and spirit.
w. sold 5000 10 ! lady III q package cost Si5.
4, ifslarke county: 10 4 gentleman from Loudoun
crssnlv 81 600 10 two ladies 10 ChaElestown, Va,
sgsll1(I and 1900; 10 Madison Court House, $1,000
srtfae 81 sf7O0: to Berryyille, - 500 and one Of
sgT,iSif~ ID Winchester $50 and one OF $500 TO
FrsSer;ek 90 $50. 3 Of $1,000, 3 OF 200.
nj AnSdl & Co. Is the only once Mhsts PtL-ss
No Risk, No CANT,
W. nreseut row some OF the Lotteries to be drawn
!, Mach and they cannot fail TO please the public.
Al lhe mot man can have chance as well as The
rifb mar. We hope 10 send every one good prize.
n Saturday l3th
capiial Prize So, 800 40 prizes Of 1000 II9
Of 500 Tickets Sl5. -
Package of whole Tickets Sa20; HaiFes 1iU'
- - - TX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11

il alits branches, would respectfully announce to
the pablo that they have Just opened rus LARGEST
and tngtPEsT stock Of ENGLISH AND AMERIz
CAN .HARDWARE that they have ever before Of
ieted ~ thismaTket. selected with great care from
hfA bands and suited 10 all branches Of trade and
industry which they would be pleased 10 SELL Haae-
sass HS Retail al the very lowest prices Tor cash
OF approved credit
log particulars We refer 10 our various adver-
tIsenlsnts in the columns Of this paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11

AT COST PRICES FOR CASH.
The Stock at present consists in part as follows:
q OregcoqtS and Closks.
60 QFercoats and Cloaks, many of them are fine
and Of superior make.
4. Flock and Dress Coats
90FFock and Dress Goats, many Of them made and
trimmed in the best style.
Sacks, Sick Froek and Coates. 4.
G0Shcks Sack Frocks and Coates, many of them
MY own make and good.
B5yS Codts and R9naddhopts.
A large assortment such as Cloth, Cashmere and
Satipet all sizes
Mn AMI Boys Paatalooase
$50 pair ofzCloth Cashmere, Saitnet and Linsey
Pants, all sizes, tauey and plain.
Mn end Bays WaistcodtS.
200 Vests, such as SILK Velvet, Satin, Fancy silk,
MeFino, Cloth, Cashmere, and Sattinets.
- of all sizes.
SiiftS aad Draleers.
A large assortment, fine and common, fancy and
plain, for service or dress
TERMS are posiiireig CASH
Thepubiic are assured that all articles Of Cloth
ing offered them, shall be put al cost of same sc
that they have only to.select and buy. An invita-
lion toIhe public is extended and cali from those
in want Of clothing expected,
B. IT N B. Ny Merchant Tailor Department
viii be conducted as formerly Clolhingeof every
description made 10 ORDER at the shortest notice and
in the best Style. w. j. s.
January s, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
TO FAR1fERS am OTHFPS

Jdst received complete assortment of 2, 5 and
Prcnged Forks SPACES Rakes, Grain and Long
hantle Shovels; Trace, Log, Tongue, Breast Hal
ter rand f'ifh Chains Spreaders, Picks, Mauoeks,
Haims, ChoPping Axes, Straw and Hay Knives,
BraE Seylhes, Jack Screws HorsesShoes, do Nails,
Strap Hinges. Hoes, Mouldboards, Wagon Boxes,
in short every article used by Farmers, which will
be sold low by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11

have tried one of James Runyan's Wheat Fans
and IL the best that have ever used and would
recommend il to all the farmers
Nov. 6, 1851. JAS. G. HURST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
TO THE PUBLIC

TN connexion with my business a. Constable. /
i offer my services as ABCTIONEER IN this
part of the County disposed to patronise me
can leave word with the editor or write TO me at
Choriesiown, Jefferson county, Va. All business
viii be promptly attended 10.
G. g. BRAGG, Constable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-03-11
SPORTSMEN -1TTENTI0Nl

On hand, a large variety Of Shot-Guns, some
very superior, made bHmakers of known celebrity.
Also, Flasks. Shout Pouches, Game Bags, Pistols,
Colts and Aliens Revolvers Percussion Caps,
Wadding, Gun Cleaners, &c. &c.
SWARTZWELDER s. SMITH