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Attention, Farmers of N. Carolina !

Attehtlon, Farmers of N. Carolina!
aE Undersigned takes this method of informing the
~. LES E o tne State, that the second volume of
IL ro."ISr "a, Journal published at Bath NJ c., will
;s to t.ta e mrs %S OF april next. Those persons who
$50 ne journal will do well to send in their
nnmber Of he order that they may begin with the first
h ine volume ami that may be known in
Terms, copy o"F Nllso' ~, On a. a.
copies 20
. 30 :, 10 90
Payment in advance 20 90
February llth, 1858.
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NOTICE no CoNCCC,--oE.------

NOTICE TO CONFECTIONERs.
w would respectfully inform onr ~. - D.,
ofa sno vicinity that are DOW in
aries Toys c and ivsorfSeGt wou5 Of Fruits confecon
laying IN their Christmas supplies 70 VINO oesLe
So as mere may be difficulty in gettina
o~"g o the py the Ma Trains. Delayed
'HeSe trains for the Holidays some NAV 20 oe sem
Petersbrrr u. SAMUEL H. MARKS & SON
erS0Ors' Va, December Is, 1852. 10 1oN.
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IusfReceived,

Il Oyvs, BrOyVn Windsor Soap. further
il supply Of Low Is Old Brown Windsor Soap-.wnicn
is so extensively used and Vorahy known rs just re-
ceived at PESCUDS DRUGSTORE.
February 22d, 1855. ID
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LATE PUBLICATIONS..

A UNIT Phillis's Cabin, or Southern Life as it is ;
N by Mrs. Mary H. Eastman The History OF the
Mormons, or Latter Day Saints, in the Valley OF the
Tyrat Salt Lake, by Lieut. }. W. Gcrnison, Of the
Geographical Engineers.
Received this day, at the N. G. Book BY
Raleigh. Sept. 1st. 1852. s5-
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Commission Rusiness.

Commission business.
NHHE undersigned will conduct Foreign and Do
i nestc Produce Commission business in the City
of Petersburg, Vaa under the firm of
STAINBACK & HARDEE.
Office, srd door West of BOllngbrook Hotel, North
Side.
F. C. srA1NBAcK, W. H. HARDsE.
! November lst, 1852. IOl-ly.
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:Just Received.

D ISG IteCeIVeUe
\ = BBLS. Mercer Potatoes.
IL 800 lbs. Cod Fish, Salmon, Mackerel, Herrings
&C., &c.
5 doz. Beef Tongues.
SO Boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles.
10 bbIs. Family Flour, at 1 a....t
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BOOts and SHOES.

CORK Sole Boots, with Double Uppers at the low
Y Iprice of $4,5O. Double Sole Nailed Bottom Boots
for Waggoners and Rail Road Hands,. "A large Stock of
Double and Single Sole Brogans viii be sold cheap.
Ladies Shoes and Bootees Manufactured by Robinson
s. Co.
Call and examine Stock before buying elsewhere
SEEBY & MURRAY
September 1852 10
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RUSBEE q BROTHER, have re-
moved their Law office from the Court House to
The old g Henry Cannon office p owned by Willis
Scott ESD corner of Wilmington and Martin streets.
Raleigh, Jan. I3, 1853. 17-9t.s
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LBS cut nails and finishing brads.
: j. BROWN.
Dee.7, 1852.
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fresh and genuine, and of the crop
w of 1852, for sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD & Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
laKMAr MRs. sslITH SAID.

tsajht Agatha not besR ~. Of IL city
this ssiGmer9'
mo. Jones said be eeHldn't afford il,
Fgdear iaaoccai 15ngaii!, Mr. Jsnes
smokes his forty.nins cigars Day q usual,
don't hhl
Yes
sWelI IL plays Billiards, aud takes sher.
~ and hook, sud al that sort Of thing down
I town, don't be q
Yes.
sWell pnf that and thdE together Just
80 Smiths told md couldn q afford il.
didn't dispute the point II was teo much
trouble smiled Just as sveetly a him a.
if didn't know it was al q humbug but
I Very quietly went to my bouaoir, and des.
patched note to that jewel ST doctor---,
| saying that should BE taken violently i'll
about the time Smith came home 10 dinner,
and shouldn't probably recover, till after :
trip toE Saratoga, or Niagara y or some Of
those qitiet places Well be. Is as keen as
q briar and when Smith sent for him to
ce,heinI he found meAn astate offae6rdain.
ID rrb4astioa, IN tAe hands Of my maid
Libby. He felt Of Aey pulse and looked
wise and oracular, any said l must have
caabge of air OF coNrss objected de.
clarel that never couM bear to be moved
Eas quite entirely run sKn. &c. Doctor
said ! hid wouldn't be ansWerable for the con
sequences, aud finally 10 sBlige Mr.. Sn,ith,
gaze inl Understanding A Nothing like :
littleldiplomacy, Always n5a tie chick rsia
my dear, if you want to starta ones of in =
new direction Men are tls contrary,
that's all. They'd be perfect IN ssurss, every
mSther,Is son Of thems ifitIwasiet for that!
--EANNY EERS -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Warehouse ar The 0la Flrnac Z.
IFHEAT, corn. &C., TYANTtED.


THEi sphstF ibers RESPECTFULLY iniormbhe citizens
IL ID JeffttSan and BrIkrte8 ceunfiek, Va add
those Of Wa-hiueten e0ahis MD thai they have
erected i arge and conmbdioa> Brick Warehouse
az The OH F8rnace % taf PqtomaeriFer (uhder
lh4 name ava firm Of Lucas q MOORE
where they will al all limas be prepared TO furnish
ttaoSpoftaiio5, III their fuprFior liae OF CAHaf
Boats. Tot any and all fitight deslined for the
Markets Ut illr District Terms reaSlu able and
sath as viii make the idlsFesl u a u give them
atrial
a. The highest market Cash prics viii t.
pasN f1r from 1--WE 10 raTTpiy thousand bushels o.
WHkAT-io b. delivered al >uch times as the
pattie~ nav agree. and ID parcels 10 snil the con-
yesienee of hose Interested Also ihe highest
nissizes.plice viii BE- paidifof CORN OATS and
C1aaiTg PFssilasss generally Farmers and Others
will and Il h their seealf before dsposing
Of their Grainior Produce as our ssEassgmenisare
such as 10 efsr INDUCEMENTS equal 10 that q neg
other Hnuse IN fhr, Yaller
PLASTER, FISH, SALT De-
VIII be Kept constantly % hand and disposed Of on
re most reasonable terms Nv the cargo or smaller
quantity ROBERT LUCAS IA,
SAMUEL MOORE
4. Old Furnace. Aug 5 tS52-lr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
!. TAKE MN OUT IN

The best joke that we have heard related
Of tue beIiegers 10 spiritual knockers" IS
fola Of d man in Norfolk county, in this
SfsNe. who few weeks since visited the
house of a neig6boring farmer, and as soon
as the dishes were removed from the supper
table proposed to have q sitting with the
family III the kitchen, toA see If his dear
guardian St Luke, would not make
some new revelation
After sitting in death like sileAce for ~
bout ten minutes, some one limited the pos
slbility Of the gentlemap's being mistaken
about his receising COMMUNICATIONS from ST.
Luke; wherelpon the spiritualist brought
his fist dswn upon thetabls decided empha.l
sis, and exclaimed
'>6entlemen. l know that I've had COM
munieations from my Dear guardian angel,
st Luke Yes, you may laugh as much as
you lie, butISt Paul is in the room neotc
/ YeS his blessed spirit issheFe. i feel some
|. thing now, meow in. my TROUSERS Yes,
IL chi ah ki3Ji takelhim eoat |"
And here the gentlemen leaped from lis
chair, grasped with both hands that portion
Of bis pantaloens which IS usually worn
thianest and begged the spectators in the
most pitqons tones to s'take him eout, OF he
6ald die on the spot !"
Requesting the ladies' u leave The room,
/ the gentlemen present made an examination
Of the spiritpalist's pantalpons, and found
them to contain q mouse, that by the still
ness of the company had been induced 70
leaye-his quarters AID search for crumbs up
on the floor
It was cot known whether the gentleman
still ,belieNes that he Is watched over BY his
friend St Luke, as he now avoids all spirit
ual assem- plies, and is. Immediately silenced
when he attempts. to introduce the subject
Of spiritual knockings by The mischiexsus
boys exclaimipg:
Take him eout ! take him eout %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
TiiE FIVE DAUGHTERS.

A gentleman bad five daughters, all ,sf
whom be brought up to SOM useful and re-.
spectacle Occupation IN life.E Thest daugh--
tiers marrigd, one after the other, with the
consent Of their father The first maryfed
han4by The name Of Poor the second, !
Mr LIttlet; the. third. al Mr. Short rhe
fourth, Mr. Brown. and tile ffth, . Mr.,
IIogg- At the Wedding Of the latter, her
sisters with .tlelr husbands sMsre present
After the ceremonies of hewedding wers
over, the gentleman said 10 bis guests--.I
have taken great pains to educate my daugh-
tiers, that they might act their part in life !,
aud from their advantages and improve,
ment4, fondly hoped that they would do.
honor TO MY family and now | End that all
~ pains cares, and expectations have turn-.
ed outnotAing but . POOf, Little, Short,
Btoua, Iioggn H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
. 4 FABL4 WITH & WARNING.

The Baltimore American commends, to-,
those Who. feel disposed toIlay violentha
on the .jewel Of the Antilles the following
fable The story is full Of useful warning i
sThe monkeys belonging ii certain keeper
Of wild animals were usually confined in =,
ltge jsf narrow cages, each Of which had .
pan in the centre Of its front, which, at regu-
lar hours, acas5qesK FILED FcAh food for Nse
teaagt Nevertheless, itMas observed that
ie4ca afE tie mahkeys lcere supplied acrtt their
ii sses, scafcfly nay oiae 81 k21@a ale on Of his
osrn aa1a each thrust his paws through the
bars AID robbed bis rightof left HAND neigh
~bor. VA f4as sgas aeasel seas sp,lt and
lost isftsIeonregancc !; land while one mop-ss
KY was 50 Inproftably engaged ii plrn-..
deTing. hfs osrs pan tcas ekf3sedto siailay
denrettltionRs' =
irAIen marry from as diverse motives
ii tbe Subjects they wed ARB opposite IN na-
ture, lobk and genius. Goethe married to
obtain responsibility Wilkesdeclared that
he welded to please hisfriends. Wycherly
Ii lis Ola tge, took lis servant girl te.spite
fiis relatio,s The russians Nave story Of
riaos wio WA se inconsolabls for the loss
\ 81 her husband, that she took smother to
keep f.5at frsttihg to death and we read Of
81 IFisissn4n xAb declared Hell would never
have lagea secona wife, bnt having .
Hchaace farimarrYilig a. Protestant girl, be
Vi ast took Yer - ssye her soul a young
and rather fast gentleman married aswsman
Hola eHongaEo Vi lis grandmother, because
HE Owsd iifr pgbt Of s50fsr board
AnEIsi,hinans H. writing letter 10 his
AsHeethsart, asking il she would accepts IL
MS iareTsr nos Mates thus
\ III you dass't iuve lne. plazs send Baek
the letter wifASn: breaking TIE seal
H 10 II is said thst Tine GUS dor IN al,
4 lets great aad small II euss rents are an
exception, sf i tAey ike tad MIlesihss' are
aEaYs geissg5up g. 81 -
IL DID you ever see aNeQ361N image
walk /. said que joker 70 aaethsr. NJ,
Was the answer, but have sea- ! gsRs
xalk'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Pc ETRY
sIIENT music.
81 !. ,utrox y xaltnAs

Al -.
IRIS midnight blythe village eitckt
Silence profound DER nature leiEns;
Hnsh'd are the bseafinys Of tAelfiock.
No earth born sound the night proIancs;
The moan in mSstis grandeRr elides,
The Large hoprs mipgie Tith the small;
Silence her wing'd chariot guides,
Il Elrobed n mooalight's silvery pail.
No having dog the silence breass.
No farIblins chariot. wheel = heard; =
Bat Naiars quiet slunber takes,
whers Silente hath her temple reared
There i solemn, sacred awe
In Stiffness such as reigns this hour,
Mature obeys God's sovereign law,
And owns divine, creative poFerIi
10 breeze disturbs the dewy leaves;
Hushed Is tho bAbbling q the stream:
Yon placid lakc.no vessel cleaxes,
Beneath the iI1bnlight's gcniie CLEAN,
No insect sounds the ear molest-l
No cricket chirPs upon the hearth;
CreatiohH with such Qnigi "a
A. gFnded Lie morning Of her. birth
The outward sense dstects no sound #
Not e'en the elack efAasy mill
IT'S stiilness-y RSt-prE fSuhd-<'Az--
AlinostEthe beating pulselis StITE;
And yet The sei.seef s0,G refined,
Hears walking music d the sphsres
A chorus that delights the mind
The anthem shout efnew born fears. =
( The inward sense new yigor takes
And LISTENS with profound delight;
The latent energy aw axes
Toeateh the music Of the night. IN
Hsrki, from creations organ MOTHS,
DerR, ftth heard sounds feveFberate;
"Atoms are atoms notes are mb;es--
Great i the Lord Our God il great"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
.fI AM Sur HAPPY.
NJ rrsszY JOHNSON

ra riSSEY JOHNSON.
/ ~ pat happy when / smile :
f1r ffyed from pain and care.
BEGAN Imy eyes 10 all are bright
An1stnile. az lurking there;
Fer Knox We nok beneath smile,
May llirk broken heart.
AM 20 The eyes 50 SPARKLING bright.
4 Tears may unbidaen start.
I A blossoms hang apon tree
That's. hasteBihg 10 decay,
So,kmilss viii wreathe the hunlar lips
Whenjays are far away;
As sunbtiams viii break through cloud,
Their brightness 10 impart;
SO viii 4 smile Ibrtak through The gloom
E'n ola broken heart.
As lightning often turks beneath
4 dark and tArfat'ning cIoad.
So will the heart its sorrows hide
Within the datk ming shroue I'M
A smile may wreAthe the parted lips, !.
The eye may sparkle bright, NJ
But meath them al the heart is NFErapt
u sorrp%'s darkest night.
Then Think mott am happy VII Ia
The, laugh ~ in my eye.
When OF my lips, in joyousnetsi
A smile you may descry; II
They are bat outward signs tlhsde
The keenest pangs cf woe.e
As roun6rthe shattered tree the vine
i taught, IL arms to throw. "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
Jesus At NxIN.
IL G. N. MATTER.

H. was His mothers only son, and she
was . widow o, how touching are the
terms III whph tue sacred penman las por-I
tray4d the fond relationship that bound.
these twain,d
HID ste b ,oido1c Once, husband,
kind and sytnpathizing shared her griefs+
aHdhjoys, andIlightened all the tedious ways
of life but bow sue could. not pour into
his ear the story Of her SORROWS. and thus
ease her aching heart, for death had closed
tha: ear onee 50 attentiyely TO her every
word
Her 6nly son 70, moshcgs-yc alone,
Whom death has thus bereft. can tell the
woe, the bitttrppgaish which then Nrung
hsr heart, whfn she behold her only hope
Hell pride -her jay-thus smitten id the
bloom Of youth
/ 9Tls night. The busy hum Of thea city
i Efelhas laPsch into silence and the house
7tep oft tue sfeue Of holy converse with her
/ Coz, now witnesses the mourner prayers
and tears There, meath the oyernanglng
arch Iofaightl Der face toward the holy hill,
1she IowA th$ stars look down IN calIn and
holly Light. But ah 10 ray illumlnatcs
her sou@-,tis dark=-alk darx--for s5Erows
/ el9p Is have Ieyen IeuFrapPed tie sstAr Of
faAtb withidf heIr dark ard iuufky fUlls.
The noFrqw coalss at last, aud ths yad
tF4ia Of sylipathizing friepds bear onward
togtle TOMB, the hfsless form OF aim 81 late
t.se5 only light witch eheered the widows
bone. But Jesus passed til: way, aad as
heI4saw that anguish stricken iraasc, aad
heard those bitter sighs which-would Laye
tyent. com passion nloEed bis holy soul 4
Weep mott bio kindly SAID and LAS those
words, 50 full Of heagealy music mpt tue
monrner's car sacl light and joy sprAag MP
within her ho.y1soui as quick dispsliAA Thy
shades Of sorrows night Then tugaAfgg y
theSbier, the Sayiour said
Young nan, arise I
The sleeper heard that voic ard g'ifck
As thought the icy grasp Of death relaxea
|. the bounding pulse just now 50 still. aHtest
ed that the life blood coarsel once more
thHough every vein.
D, what 8 tide ofjoy aud gratitude thrD
sweled that mdtherss heart, as, folaeA ~
sshsr arms, she saH that form, SO dearly lived
ressed from death 10 life H
PorIrr N lii "a correspondent
writes rs, that tE il in the Selbysport
district. 4 Young man v 2mish III His
politeness, tbatAasing occasion the other day
q ask one Of III cousins 10 milk the y6H !.
he addressed her thus Miss, win yda be
kind enough I'd strip those cows stems for
very much fear their sacks will spoil II
-I-I-.S<
II. II Il not Necessary to I've. said
Frederic the Great, but I q necessary to
i h. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SE14DEN. MITEEEeS & CO.,
w ASHINGroN. ID. K

81 WASHINGTON. ~ n. %
VuIE undersigned respectfully announce tha,
IL THEY hayt formed a co parndrshfntn lra!gsacl
d gene4al Ranking anil Exchange lnsinsss in this
eilgeutfler the 6rnp0l SELDEN, WlfAEHS 4
Co, ana are prepared 10 deal iug IN
fssrtiga 6p4 Domestic I:rekdages Tfme- BIS Pro
mss5fp Si,lss, Certificates II Ilepositc Eetlerset
I'LL Credit. Baak N0les and Coin.
---Aye undertake 10 make collections ana prqmpIly
to remit proceeds ~ any designed Pont. within
OF withp9t The Uniua- q ft
Mr.. WiLLiAat SEtpEH a~4nem The hTm, anC
Tor manv wears past the 1ycaxeftrIef kie Ulliie1
States Win give kis cafefal personal attention q al
financial business WHICH We maF be emplnyesit,
transact with any et4he Departments ui tie Gorern
Inent, -
The business which our employers may regair,
Us 20 transact win be conducted with fidelity anS
prompAsIade, and upon Aas MOS Reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELpEN.
Iafs Tteaspter ol he u 5.
II JOHN wlTHERs.
20 dl5faa.i1la, I'd.
7. =, = d s'i g4ssi.gle., b. q,
: { r of Blliis,,,,, lra.
xs-..h ILL.,. ~ fsEf esa ID g~s e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
-NcIIirlr dEIf.llal ct ,

EFHaveluSt received barge assortment of
wv READY nf41E CLgOIHINC'a lot Fall
and Inter .wheb/gill bes6if al Cdr tor Cash
Those. Iheretnre,/ wishing ID supply themselves
with good ClafEfug al fair prizes Wilt have the OPP
pertunitf 81 n1iy- doiDslso
tgS- Iihe Sfote Roomno occupied by US win be
fol Kent On and ater the frs day OF february next
II MANDEEBAUM s. co.
IIarngfs- Ferry Oct " TS59 81 :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
CONGRESS- HAIL.
= THIRD IND cHESA2ir~ SIREETS. |


Z PHlr.aDgLffhA JDIY. T4s52
INItE Subscribers Lake pleasItein i1iormiag lhtfr
j tfiend> ana The travelling cnDginnnity gem raj
ly THAT they have this day takeD possession al thai
NeliiFsIaRlished and Acknowledgement hotel CON
GREksS HAIL. Tiajsd aad EyttsaSt .Sresis~
flity nave had The house thoroughly repaired,
ana III The modern Improvements Introduced, and
IffuiRhesfInA stsle Of elegance whirh will - once
Iendsa nnasll passett for ronari ard eunyeniener.
Ffbs i seridedl, Nle teSt located 1house in lhe
city EeingaA the pninediae vicinity OF business
The Exchange CGsiom Housed and many oiher
public bundiaeI . ~
Lines Of 0D1nibusSss leave fIr every part Of the
city every avEr minuteS lheitheaI quarters being
within unesqtarr Of the Houss..
Tie sy6Seaibers are determined 10 spare no pains
10 mhklng this cohvenieyt anS comfortable h0hte
ii hk/ravelger NORRIS s. JACKSON, II
II =. ) LGteGQf Virginia,
. Ialy-l5. 1852 Prppric,orsI
James Z. Norris who is welss iSaeEssi,l nanyo 81
Hbe business men visiting the CITY la,rHAn the
IlaF4 ware hphSe Of James J. Duncan T. CUsaEitt
Brother & ca and fnrmerty PRO rietpr III tie MIR
siaid Hotel. ST. Louis, will have the management
\ al ne H0use, assisted hy polite and cousf%tant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
HARTFORD Flre Insurance COmpany,

Iaeerora'ed 1870 charier perreisait capiai $3.50,
600; vita Perer hf Iiaereatiag i b s250O0O.
DUBLIC Buildings Manufac,ortes, MillFe Ma
il chfnery, Dwelling Houses, Stores, MeTchan-
disc, Household Furniture FessesI@n The stocks
or While 10 pgrt Sc. & e. will be inkuIed al rates
as loW as the risk will admit
Applications, for Insurance may h made 10
- y. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jtfsral Copatg Ia
IN the absence of the Agent from dhar.estpwn. OF
joys Pst8RowS, Esq, who will auend Ib them
promptly. Persons az distsnee address through
/ die mail. f-1
f n. \. On all Church Buildings and Clsrgylnen,s
personal property, the Agent WI pffseut biz CON-
missions 10 reducing the amount ofEPremiums on
iEo risks thus arising 3a
Juiy Is IS55-ly + FEa W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
h. lIANDELBAuM s. cos
CHEAP
GL0TELN G. ST0RE,
NJ Wholesale and Retail,
JIRI2I.RN- EERRT

flIAEHS-FLHKA, NJ
TT A. & CO would respectfully iIfJFm/ihe
II. inhabii9uls Of HarPers Ferry 1and pl91iiiy,
mat tidy are selling CLOTHING at Bbltim6re
prices CnaH tor cask. They name IN paA
Goats Papts, Vests, Shifts Bo7oult, HatSj Caps
Boots aAd Shoes. Also superior Ia " Silk Cot
Pan andtfipgbam Pocket and Neck llRndkrIchiefs,
CraFatsl Clovis, Socks SuspenpeE4 Umbrellas,
Canes Pea Knives Razor StrGpS 40 &c
H TRENES, VILICES i. C4RPEI, BAGS.
I They III mahufactufed Of the besl material. and
no hamttg4 A eaA IL all We require 10 secure
yonr cuH+linl
-OciaI4f n 1852 IN ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-03
NOTIAE..

NINCINHELLER = LEToRT. haviSstjs
' continued the Saddle and Harness Making
basiless 10 Charle<iewn. respectfully feqneSl that
all persons indehedf0 them unid call Ianesiiaif
IL npon c. G BRASts who has their accounts and
seltl4the same J. yincinhellrr. sill eai ries Oh
the above named business in all H. hrauchrsin
Marispsbprg, where he viii Re happy 10 al all Of.
dersifom Jefferson and adloiBins counties Orders
lefl with n Cartel in Chariesiown, shall receive
Enrombl attention. rs well As all others.
January Is lSs3-tt
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10 THE CITIZENS or CHzRLEsToH,v.
FFiHE Corporaiion Tax Is nog due. YOU viii
Il Therefore Be prepared to pay when called on
os have bal little time "a collect them and money
II much wanted. G. G. BRAGG,
September g, 1854: Collector.
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WIN. Isle BAKER.
Il. q. =. sCKIPLEV,

AT G08MEY AZ GAWv
I5TILL prsctice5n Frsaeriek and lie aijSiaiue
w ceunles and viii undertake the prOtnili cor
lsEtian cfCLniis or KvgRY BstcsiPTIoS
lie viii also act as Agent Tor Ihe SaieeT fafe5Ete
eflRsaif fss,atr on the most favorable terms
0aiee---S z, S,cylenlterg, ESrd eoHnty,R ia.
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Ip;sUR.g.sCE Conway


CHARTERED MARCH il. lisa
CAPITAL $50, 200, ria polper % iacrease Tie se~s
10 $500, 900.
This Company, having been duly organized,
Il Is now ready 10 receive ApPlieatiOnsand issue
Poiieies. and offers 70 he eiizensof yirginis the
4nj1semeni OF hotne Company for The safe In
sBFarsSs ofalfkiBds of Property Merehandize, &c,
AZ iai3 md eqgiiahie rates. The Directors assure
the pdbie that this Company will be conducted
with view % pefman-ncy, and ION the striciest
principles Of equity jnsliee, and close regard 10
economy and ihe safety u the Insured.
JOS s. CARSON, Fresideat.
@. s. FUNK St1ctarg.
\ o. +. BREsEE, AeiHafg.
I LIAM piREcToRs.
Jos s. Carson VIM LtClark.
James T. RisIey, James n Burgess,
Lloyd Logan, n: w. Richardson,
Johb Kerr.
Office on Piecadilia Street near VALLEY Bank,
Winchester. b w HERBERT,
yJniy % issa-fy.
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rTNEfE Undersigned hsxe formed partnersSis IN
1 ihe(Iegal profess on. They win atenii lhe
capnty and Superior c. ur.s 81 Berkeley Jeidrsp6
Mfrgan. md FfrdeTick add the Superior cburts
oNohrr COUNTIES IL snrh eases Only 10 which they
may be specially retsigrd, HE
CHS JAS FAULKNER, "a
EEANKLfNVTuOMASl
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