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4 BEAUTIFUL PICTURE.

The man who stands upon his own soil,
who feels that by the laws Of the land in
which he liyes-by, the laws o. civilized na,
tions-he is the rightful and exclusive. own.
er of the land which lie tills, Es by the con.
stitution Of our nature under wholesome
influence not easily imbibcd from, any other
source He feels-othcr things being equal
more strongly than another the character
Of man is the load Of an inalinate world.
OF this great and wonderful sphere, which
fashioned by the hand of God. and upheld
by his power, is rolling througdthe heavens,
a part is his-his from the centre to the
sky 1t is the space on which the genera
ti9n before him moved in its round of duties,
and he feels himself connected by visible
link with those who follow him, and to
whom he is to transmit home Perhaps
his farm has come down to hiI from his
fathers They have gone to their home
but he can trace their footsteps oser the
scenes of his daily labors The roof which
shelters him was reared By those to whom
lie owes his being Some interesting domcs.
tic tradition is connected with every inclo-
sure The favorite fruit tree was planted by
his fathers hand lie sportcd in boyhood
beside the brook which stills winds through
the meadow Through the fields lies the
path to the village school of earlier days =
lie still hears from his window the voice Of
the Sabbath bell which called Els fathers to
the house Of God and near at hand is the
spot where his parents laid Down to rest,
and where, when bis time has come, he shall
be laid by his children. These are the feel
ings Of the owners of the soil Words can
not paint em-gold can not buy them /;
they flow out Of the deepest fountains Of the
theart, they are life-springs of a fresh, healthy
and generous national character
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MISCELLANY.
4 HAPPY HOME.

The first year of married life is a most
important era in the histo.y 0f man and
wife, Generally,as it is spent so is almost
all subsequent existence. The wife and Inns.
band then asslnilate their views and their
desires, or else conjure up their dislik6s
they add fuel tptheir prejudices and animos,
titles forever afttFward,
Il have somewhere read, says Rev. DR..
Wise, in his Bridal Greetings, "of bride
groom who gloried in his eeeehtrisities. He
requested his bride to accompany him into
the gardep,s day or two after the wedding
lie then threw line over the roof Of their
cottage. Giving his wifeone end of ii. he
retreated to theIother side and exclaimed:
"Pull the line p
She pulled at his request, as FAR as she
could He cried -
SPull it oyer.m
Il can't she replied
Pull with ali your might p shouted the
whimsical husband
But in vain were allthe efforts ofthe bride
to pull over thcIline, 50 long as the husband
held on the opposite end But when he
came round, and they both pulled at one
end, it came over with great ease.
There" said he, as the line fell from the
roof, "you see how hard and Intellectual was,
our labor when we pulled in opposition to
each other; but how pleasant and easy it is
when we pull together. It VIII be so, my
dear, through life. If we oppose each O.
ther, it will be hard work if We act togeth-
er it will be pleasant to live Let us, there
fore, always pull together"
4 In this illustration, homely as it may be,
there is sound philosophy Husband and
wife must mutually bear and concede, if they
Wish to make home retreat of Joy and bliss.
must be unison Of action, sweetness of spir-
it, and great forbearance and love in both
husband and wife, to secure the great end
Of happiness in the domestic circle.
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POETR Y..
TmY VOICE Is sow sIi.ENT.

Thy voice Is now silent. the hearth Is now cold.
Where Thy smile and thy welcome OF met me q old
miss thee and mourn thee, IN silence usseca
hive IN the mcmo-y Of joys that have bscs,--
bet net weeping nor memory afford me relief.
For my heart is bowed dOwa with e weight Ct is grief,
q know that hfs's trials with thee are al past.
That thy spirit With angels is happY at last,
q IN dreams of the night, whea theworll IS at ks
ilstto thee singing the song of the hles,--
But these moments 50 blissEal are broken and brief
For my heart is bowed down with the n is ;f
pass thro' die world with cloud On INV brow.
gaze on its sccacs-thcy arc Geld Is mo now
The spirit that gaddcasi, The source Il In mirth
Has faded AWAY like The sunshine from earth
Night dews, Natures tears, haag blossom and leaf
As sAsngh they coadolee with the wesgi my g=ief
Pray Goi, dear departed, agssa we lnais meet
Hhere humanity IS tempest no lohser shall beat,
Where the soul Ike the sun0wer that tasas from, the
sod
Its bright eyes for eFer shall fix upoa Gad-
Where the transport Of JOY, neither broken nor brief
SHAH shake frem the spirtthe weight Of all grief
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HOW NEAR IS HEAVEN.

Christians sometimes look far away to
heaven but that rest is not far off Tho
clouds that hide the shining world are thin;
they are transient and soon. will obscure no
more. The journey may end this hour !; one
short step may place the Christian in the
world of light. One dark hour may hang
upon him but tie morning comes and ne
shade behind it. Day, bright, peaceful and
eternal, succeeds it. A pang may be felt
for moment, ana then it flies away forever.
A conflict, sharp and painful, may continue
for ainight, but victory, eternal victory, en-
sues How soon, oh how .soon, the chris.
tian's cares are over. his struggling soul at
rest his eyes suffhsed no more With tears 3
Near at hand is the land Of his pursuit.
Hope cheers. How glorious the object that
hope embraces / How holy its spirit Who
can contemplate the home our heavenly
Father is fitting for his children, and NOS
feel his soul a.thirst for its eDjoyments -
Well these delights, the happy cline, those
ever yerdant plains are not far distant
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WoMAN's GRAVE.

! can pass by the tomb Of man with
somewhat of calm indifference but when
| survey the grave of female, a sigh inyoI-
UNFAIRLY escapes me With the holy name
of woman, | associate every soft, tender and
delicate affection | think of her as the
young and bashful virgin, with eyes spark
ling, and cbes T. -i.s heart !; as the kind and
affectionate wife, absorbed in the exercise Of
her domestic duties as the chaste and viz
tuous, matron, tired with the follies Of the
world, and preparing for the grave to which
she must soon descend Oh there is some.
thing in contemplating the character of yo-.
man THAT raises the soul far above the level Of
society. She is formed to adorn and hui
MAMIE mankind to sooth his cares and streW
his path with flowers. In the hour Of dis
tress, she is tic rock on which he leans for
support, and when fate calls him from exist
ence; her tears bedew his grave. Can Flock
down upon her tomb without emotion II
Man has always justice done to his memory;
woman never. The pages Of history lie o..
pen to one but the meek and unobtrusive
excelleDcies of the other sleep with her un.
noticed in the grave. In her many have
shown the genius of poet with the virtues
Of saint. She, too, may have passed along
the sterile path of existence, aid felt for 0.
theirs as I now feel for her. !
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CIRCULAR.
~ .liektod ~ schich sSare OrneYs mar b.
Protected from Loss.
NATIONAL. LOAN FUND LIFE Assn.
&RASCE COMPANY. or LONDON.

y fatare. Insurance wili be effected on .he lives
y of Slaves under The following fales.-
isi. Three-fouuhs lhe aciua. cash valae. viii be
assured
81. There win be inserted 10 each policy 1 con-
| life.
81 4 policy may betraDsferred 10 another Marty
IN this STATE OF 10 Shareholder IN another STATE
without first Obtaining The consent Of the Com pan
In a slave dying without The Siale, Is slil
| covered hY The policy
9th. The premium stated ia the first instance ia
me policy = The same irrespective Of age, for he
whole term Of five years.
9Th The premium for said term Of dive wears 10
he paid aSxCasT, and fhe policy ltas renewed, IL
respective Of the healh Of the slave tShe time Of
sach renewal
m Referees irttese dema "a rveasesl
IN eBeeting an Insurance, will be dispensed with
! ~ cases OF insurance on the LIKES OF Slaves
Sih. Satisfactory and REasoxABEE proof IL age
Will besntileieni to have that fact endorsed IN the
policy; and proof thereof alter death dispensed with
: 9TH. Ia case Of difference as 10 the actual cAsH
xalre Of slave, il may be determined by reference
ttyiw0 persons, 10 be mutually chosen BIZ The owner
jand The agent of the Company. n
l0lh- Parties insurng on The lives of Slaves
can at The end OF any year, discontinue the poliey
il they wish 10 Go 50.
It'll. The annual expenses Of sgeh insurance
viii depend upon The age OF the Save al his next
Birth day, viz
For Instance, % $500, Annual Premium for the
fern of fFe rearss,
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTEnRn CnNNEcrIf.Isn -

Incorporated Charter perpetual Capitai$l50,
900; sritt poiter Of increasing il 10 $3.50 900.
DUBLfc Buildings, Manufactures, Mills Ma
i chinery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Mcrchan-
disc, Household Furniture. Vessels on the stocks
b! while in port, &c, &c, will be insured at rates
as lew the risk will admit.
applications for insutanee ynnS he made es
B. W. HERBERT,
Agent fox JsfcrSou County, Va.
IN the absence OF the.Agent from Chariesiown To-
JoHN r. BRows, Esq who will attend to them
promptly. Persons at distance address through
. the mail
/. N B. On all caurch Buildings and Clergymen's
personal pronffty, the Agent will present his COM
missions in reducing the amount of premiums on
the risks thus arising
: lnaremher Is ISEfA-lv
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

TnE NATIONAL LOAN FuSp LIFE ASSURANCE
SoclETy, OF LoNDoN.
C,rir.t 81 $4,000 sit2,2.o.
DaiNTED statements explanatory ofthc bust
IL ness, and the advantages of Life Assurance
viii be furnished on application to
b. w. HERBERT.
Or In his absence applications can be made to-
DAG +. M,saN,
4lfs,iisal Esass:tr faGs!cssasrn,
Da jam D SfARay,
Matcal Ecamiacr, Hifpe1S Ferry
Da J. II. TtTLcR,
AEdieal ErGr,incr, Sigpacfds!ewn.
THIS COMPANY have also msaeaeedis sniag
Policies for the INSURANCE CT SLAVE
LIFE "a method BY whieh slave owners may be
protected from loss,
For Circulars ana ether nfqrmatidR apply 70
II w HERBERT 1seat
Charlestown Nov. u 1851.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN. MITIHEEgS s. CO.,

d w ASuiNGTOS, IL. Y.
EIyHE undersigned respectfully announce that
il they have formed co-parluershp 10 transact
a general Banking and Exchange Business N this
civ. under The firm OF SELDEN, WRITER'S &
CO, and are prepared 20 daal in
t,esiga aud Domestic E1csaagcs, .7fmc- BIS, Pre-
niss0ry Ntsies Cerfifeaies IL DePasite, Letters 81
esyda Bank Noes and Ceia.
We undcriaket 10 make Collections and promptly
10 remit the proceeds toany designed point within
or without the Union.
Mir WLElAM SrLDeS, member Of the firm and
FIR many years past, the Issdsarer ef tAe tGifed
sciss will give his careful personal attention 70 all
financial business which We may be employed 10
Transact with any olthe Departments otthe Govern
lr.ent
The business which our employers may require
us to transact, will be conducted with fidelity and
pgomp,i,ude, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Iaefs Treasurer of Tie e. S. =
JOHN <WITHERS,
OF AfexaRdiia, Va.
r. w LATHAM,
or Washington. D. G.
j L. P. BAYNE,
,v,sh;ns,on Dec q is50.-if
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And for other ages noi enumerated. III proportion.
policy ice Of Z = + payable III the first in
stance onlg--not demanded afterwards
Thus A Slave-agcd 30 years can be insured
lar $500. (olher sums larger or smaller pre- rata
for a year, fuT 50; and ii he dies, fhe owner. al
though deprived ofibc revenue OF his labor, by so
erdipary casualty will still no; be unrecompensed
FIR his loss for ihefe will still remain 10 him
NOT his Slave-bn The $500 which constituted Lis
value, which sum he can inIest 10 replace the
revenue the death Of the Slate wonid have de-
.pfiyed him Of il insured.
For any lu5hcr inlormation desired please APP
PLY 20 3D.. w. HER sERT, Agent
February 10 i4j3-6m
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TO EIRINETn1KERS

SWARTZWELDFR & SMITH keep constant
" on hand aair-Cloih Glue. Glue-Pots, Table
Hinges, Quadrants Bed-Serews and Caps Casters,
Sofa Springs, Cptiin Screws and Handles, Sand Pa
per, Painl:Miilsi Mahogany, Brass and Mineral
Knobs, Till and Press Locks; Brass Hinges, Hand
and Bench Screws and every thing such likez@for
sale very low.
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a MOTHERS TEARS.

There is touching sweetness in moth
ers tears when they fall upon the face Of
her dying babe, which no EYE can behold
without imbibing its influence Upon such
halIowed ground the foot of profanity dares
not appvoach. Infdelity itself is silent, and
forhears its scofings. And here woman dis
PLAYS not her weakness but her strength it
Is that strength of attachment which can
never in its full intensity be realized 1t
is perennial, dependant upon 10 climate, no
changes-but alike in storm and sunshine
it knows no shadow Of turning a father
when be sees his child going down to the
dark valley, win weep when the shadow Of
death has fully come over bin and as the
last parting knell falls on his ear. be pay
say, 81 90 down to the grave Of my son
MOURNING But the hurry pf business draws
him away the tear is wiped from his eye /;
and if when he turns from his Preside, tho
vacancy in the family circle reminds him Of
his loss, the succeeding day blunts the poig-
nancy Of bis grief, until at length It finds no
permanent seat in his breast. Not SO with
her who has borne and nourishcd the tender
blossom. It lives in the heart where it was
first entwined in the dr. canning hours Of
night. She sees its playful nirth or hears
its plaintivc cries, she seeks it in the morn.
ing and goes to the grave 10 weep there.
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swARTZwELDER & SMITH.


TO HOUSE b UTLDEES AND OTHERS.
The uaders Fgaed would callihe attention OF those
wanting 70 ihe largest and cheapest stock Of Bull
ding HARDWARE which they have ever OF red for
sale, compriSiag more than dozen varieties Of
Knob Locksi also, Knod and Thumb Latches,
Door and Skater Hinges ShhtferFastenings, Sash
and Door Springs, nots, Nails, Screws, and in
short every kind 81 Building Hardware
SNARTZWELDLR & SMITH.
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Stacking Punishment Tho Petersburg
Intelligencer says that two females in Gran
vile county, n. o., recently committed en-
the person Of man an injury similar to the
one which rendered that couaty so famous
20 years ago. It is said that the man q
bused the two fsmales,s who are reported TO
be of respectable connexions The mzu
died,
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70 SNOELlE4kEES

For sale, AZ the lowest prices, a full assortment
ofShoemakors Materials and Findings COMPRISING
French Ca-skins, Boot Morocco Ladies' plain
and fancy do; Paten, Leather Lining and Binding
Skins, Webb, Pegs, Lasts. Avis, Boot Trees, Grim
ping Boards, Nails Tacks, Thread, ard full as.
sortmcnt of Shoemaker's Tools
SWARlZWELDER & SMITH W
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IA. M COR E'S
Cheap Book and Variety Store,
.SO.I5s PrasssSfr6e

FIVE DOORS ABOVE The AM RlCAM H5Tft,
+ BAIT MORE,
ID ESPECTFULLY msCounlry Merchants
4 q and others that he has constantly fof sale, at
The rery iocest prices aeneral assortment Of SCHOOL
AND MIscELL ANGUS BOOKS NOVELS AND CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, STATIONERY or AIN Kinds, embracing,
in Part, Bank Account Bookstin great varieties
viz:
Dag Books. LedgerS, Records Journals and Re-
ceipt Books, Pocket Mem6randnms Copy and Pass
Books.
PAPER Plain and Fancy Envelopes Cap,
Post, Bill Nuse, Tissue, Blouing, and Post Office
Paper, Transparent Notices Blue, Black and Red
Ink, Bonner Boards, Port Foios, Pocket Books,
Penknives, Eaglishand German States, Gald Pens
and Silver Pencils, Silk and Bead Purses, Umbrel-
las, Fans. Canes Fancy Baskets, Niolins, Flutes.
PLAYING CARDS.-Eagle, Decatur, Merry
ANDREW. Highi lnds, Visiting Cards, Conversation
Carts, Games Songs, Plays, German Toys, SPY
Glasses Cafd Cases, Combs, Hair Brushes. Pert
Monies Coughe Hair Oil Razors, Writing Desks,
Pistols Fancy Boxes, Carpet Bags, French Il
American Lithograph Prints, Looking Glasses.
Pocket Inksiands. Almauacs Tor 1882 Of every va
rely.
H-HOLESi AND RETAIL.
BL.ANKyB0OKS made 10 order, and ruled tc
any pattern, at The shortest notice.
BOOK BINDING neatly executed. Old Book:
and Pamphlets rebound.
Ter Second Hand Books bought and sold, or ex
changed.
Keep conssantly fur sale large assortment o.
Second Hand Dooks in all tie various branches o
literature, science and arr.
| September 4.i55f.-ly
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HoGRiBLErA man and his wife commit.
ted to the jail Of Westmoreland county, Va /;
on charge of having murdered one Of their
children. The child was missed-the pa
rents eyinccd but little concern about it,.
The neighbors searched for and found it
about d mile from the house, behind ,scmc
rocks The Argus says the wretched pa
rents live in their miserable howell in the
mountains, destitute of the comforts Of life,
with seven small children, and two Of them
very sick.
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TO BLACKSlIITH.S AND OTI
SPOR TS1iEN ATTENTION.

On hand, a large, variety Of Shoi-G Guns, some
very superior, made BY makers of known celebrity
Also Flasks Shon- Pouches, Game Bags, Pistols
Colts aud Aliens Reyolvers, Percussion Caps,
Wadding, Gun Cleaners, &c &c.
SWAR pZWELDER g. SMITH
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LoUDDUN VALLEY.

The following we take from a correspondence il
lhe Alexandria Telegraph:
The Loudoun valley is % miles long and
10 in breadth, probably the most densely
populated and highly cultivated rural dis
trict in Virginia. BY the last census that
county produced. 100000 bushels Of wheat
and upwards Of million bushels Of corn,
BY the census of 1910, there were Sl96, 900
invested in manufacture. s275, 900 in stores;
there were grazed 27 900 neat cattle, $4,000
hogs and $4,000 sheep, besides the products
Of the dairy and orchards, in which it is
probably superior to any county in the
State.
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TO CARPENTERS, CABINET-Ns4RERS8c
We have jastopened very large Stock Of every
variety Of Planes, Saws. Socket, Mortice and Fir
mer Chise.s. Piane-Btts, Levels, Squares, Compass
ses Braces and Bits; Hand and Broad Axes, Hatch-
els, Auges, Files, &c, which we will sell very low
for cash Or approved credit
SWARTZWELDER &. SMITH.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TN connection with my business as Constable, /
i offer my servicesEas AUCTIONEER IN this
part Of the County--those disposed to patronse me
can leave word With the editor. or write 10 me al
ChorIestewn, jefferson county Va. All business
win be promptly attended to.
Anril Is. 1851.
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: -. :, 2 - - -NEl.nsn. AUGUSTINE j. SMITH
SWARTZWELDER g. SMITH,
kAafGIWare RusineSs

70 ali Is efaRses would respectfully a1nnnrea -
the public iaIt shey have Just opened RAJ t,esrsr
ana Z. elkAfEsT stock Of ENGLISH AND AAIFPI.
IAN hlARDW ARE thar they have ever bsfi,re ~.
.sssa Y slis mgrkes selected with great care rsm
!: ah5 suited 70 all branches OF trade and
which they would be pleased to sell, Uzsc
or approved .eredi,. s'-sse' ~ eash
for particulars. we refsr to oar various adver.
easements IN shs columns of this papcr.
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IN KNABE, HENRY GAEnLE, Epw BETT
FIRST PREMIUM GRAND AND SQUARE
sgI.A.5aG ssGsA.Esgga
KNADr, GiEIliE g. CO.,
Observation-Disclosures

NUFAGIUEERS,
= Nos. 4, 6, and Eui1r street, opposite Eutdu House,
VT 0UED respectfully invite public attention,
w (a.itpaftfculary those in waqtsofa Superb
OF PIANO FORTE at moderate prize 10 the ex-
tensipe assortment constantly on sale heir Ware
rooms Our establishment is now the most extern
sive South Numbering oyer-one hundred workmen,
with a vel! selected stock Of seasoned materials,
from which, VIC hre manufacturing PIANO FOR
TIES combining the most valuable Improvement Is
known.
Oar Iron frame Piano Foote'S, for winch We have
received First Premiums for three successive years,
ffrom tie Mar land tnstitute) over hose d
Northern Make are particularly verify Of atel
lion beingso arranged as 10 secure great addition
al strength without affecting the tone for which our
instruments have been 50 highly reeommended by
III ,e.. p. 3seSSBrs and Amateurs, throughout The
coaltry.
Aguarantee Flr i've years will Ia giveA with
each iastumena sold BY Us OF our make; with
privilege OF exchange, al any time within six
months from day sale fnoi perfectly satisfactory
Carha1t & Needham's Paent MELODEONS
e0nstantlyen hand, Tan article we can recommend,
Pianos received 10 exchange.
Tuning attended to. "
March y 1872 tim
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For Sale. at low prices, Elliptic Springs Patent
AxIes, Patent Hub Boxes, Buggy Boxes, Hub
Bands, Mouaiifg, &c.
SWARTZ WELDER g. SMITH.
Minehcster Nevemher E3 lS5l-IY
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Interesting 10 The Girls.-By last accounts
ne learn that the fashionables in Paris and
London have determined 70 adopt the Leg
korn hats once more, and that New York
and Philadelphia ladies abou4 taking pat
tern from them.
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PI-nPSl pUlLPS! PJTMPS!

PJMPSI IUIIPS! PUlHPS!
We would call The attention of the public To six
different varieties OF We'll and CislcraPumps, Tin
Guiding the Chain Punp) which viii draw water
any depth. We have also for sale Lead Pipe.
SWARTZWELDER s. SMITH.
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CITY HOTEL.
CORNER oFITF4LL q. MAIN S1REETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
rEyIIE nearest Hotel in The City to the Depots sf
Il the Central & Danvilse Raid Road aud the
James River Steamers.
TN. ROY, Proprietor
ASSISTANTS
WM. JAca. TlTLoa. Wa. WILf.lAMsoN.
April y 1852.
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Planes! Pianos I.
NOTICE.

TTINCfNHELLER & LETORT, having dis
continued The Saddle and Harness Making
business in Charlesicwn, respectfully request that
All persons indebted to them ouid call immediate
ly upoa c. G BRAGGE who has their accounts, and
set,S. the same j. Nincinheller still carries on
the above named business in all its branches 10
Martinshurg where he will be happy to fill all or
ders from Jefferson and adjoining courties Orders
left with l. n Carter in Charlesaown, shall receive
prompt attention. as well as all others.
January Is fS52--tf.