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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
NOTICE.

Nv uEREAS William + Spence and Ctari 5
w II Spencer, ort tho county Of amhersi hase
bolh made dftds Of trust WIN. / speneer To
Z huI,s Parow oud Lmsfori Loving. ndfba'lea
u speaeerta mis pertOY and richard Sic
phees T.. thu see'Hity tod payment II ter llells
aud IN tie dee,'- IT'S rqf,d thaiibs ,leds shoald
ie asearlalne aud auj,teJhY lhu Trustees Nov
~ to purpose ofascctnuing tile debi4 the sese=
al aailias Of ilu said WiUam |. SPENCE
and al IL al Cnrs. IT. Splnces af1 ffqnes.
81 10 meet she .u1-er,berg ~ Amlsrtt Curt
ffousc. au tho 1t day Of hni,e,st Count next, 10,
Ihe pugpnss Of informing the Ttustatao lie claim
anls aud tueap' OF debts 4, 70 bepel tiataIl wi
ntzn1 t. ~. f'ustrct Wlsh to maxi provision IL
the.t ape,dy pay mcut
CHARTS pffR0W,
NNFORb LOWING
RICHARD 5fIlllIN3.
Ii N
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@se'ss os ne 'sirt d !Hsfqaf :
when he len behud hun WIN The ,n5,,,.I9., In
'shou'd mo- be published N twenty wears =, s,o,,,
20 DC issued tiom the pres. Such wotk # zen.
a'ne would doah,less possess great in,eres, ia, j.
mere mol some danger Of its being spurious pro.
ducioni
II is said, that Talieyrand fears the accession Of
Joseph Bonaparte to the throne of Franco IN less
'hah Twelve months. Ne fear that raIlevraeds
apprehensIons, if he in truth entertain, any such
are unfcundcd
NE foi'tlGN NEW S.-Alihoush the las,
5e"ec "o'n Europe furnishes no account of
"'y important popular cemmotion. yet i, IS anna.
rent mat there exists state Of feversh esritema.
'eu fes''essnoss among tie people, which nor,ena,
any tn'ng else but Continuance fthe no,,l,c ,,an
guilty.
,y''n'S' IN yam yc trace the wzatd ring.
/" VAIN repress the niud's elastic spring.
'>"e'' Ss"s'0slhy" - a magistrate IN LONDON
'ae'y hncd man, named Lawrence l.ealv. GO
sitilnss, and sentenced him To SIX inonths i,,n,i
ohhen'' Tor wfcnchlng out the teeth of a saaitrel
WI" par of scissors. In Justification of the act
Inc prisoner alleged that the animal had bitten his
ahser, AMI, as 1t was his own he thought he ,oiyht
punish IN" IN such way he thought proper.
TN difference TO the opinion of those who anplat
'he decision of the London Magistrate i've tEInl :,
IS most ridiculous exhibition ofoyerwrouobt son.
Fioiiiiy' This same London MAGISTRATE u b,se
tender ceilings were thus aroused by the loss of n
/ squirrels teeth, in all probability would not hay,
ea'ed is If the grinders Of the hundreds of star
wing men, women and children, who beseon IN,
English Metropolis, had not mastcated fool "a,
weeks. Some of these poor devils we imnpine. nj
most wish, not only that they had no teeth. bu Tim
"a use 81 then, like some Of the other men,borz n
the body, denendcd ON viii instead of necessary,
! Il thiS were the case, few of them would retn,,
sun useless aPpcndages, which oay serve 10 re-
NINA them OF the existence ofhlessings which the,
'a'y never hope to enjoy. But this is no bad spe
q aen OF EAS'ish philanthropy, which places a
higher estimate upon the teeth of Il squirrel tina,
! upon the comfort OF human beings II IS the sn,n,
frm' PIE which inspires them with such horror !,
black slavery in the West Indies, while thev be
! hoid win perfect composure the worse than Yves
i"d'a slavery, Of which dcir own white bre,h
ZEN are the victims at home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
SURGEON lIEHFESp.

kNis. J. l.. BENSON, Duou5t, respectfully M
aD o'mthe citizens Of Amherst that ae viii ut.
tend to oil professional sals during has stay at the
Buffalo Springs. DO wlil be at tho springs on
Thursday tue Isl Of August, aud viii remain a
few days.
July % ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

DIGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchbug, July %, 1853.
Drawing Of the Virginia Wellsburg Lottery. FL
TIA class M 3, for 1893
"a 10 50 80 % 8 81 33 ~.
Next Friday the Mooongaa Lottery, No. 3,
draws at Rchmond--Call for tickets at
DiGGEo OFFICE.
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~ 2ND 9UDVA.

~ 2ND 4UDTA. "a
n 2 an order OF The hoard OF directors Of iht
~ Lynchburg and Blue R,Igo Turnpike Com.
pany, 4 TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS on eaei
shore IS required, to be paid Immediately, by li,f
Stockholders into the hands OF Sau1k HcLorkle.
Treasurer Also the amount subscribed for the
building Of the Bridge across Bae Water Creek
on SAID road.
L. MERIWETHER, P,csideat.
May II tsif
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sCnOOLlOK YOUNG LADIES.


AWE dullcs ol the suiisefIJef's ssehae fof
u Young oJtos wal be resumed on Monday,
the ID 81 September ncN;
Terms per session Of i've months, sl5, payable
ln advance
Mr.. S. wdibc aided in ,h h'~iness OF he School
K ON by "A qualified assistant teacher
From desire to Introduce mora thorough and
effective system of examination, the undersigned
respectfully gives notice 10 tho patrons of his
scpol hat the public exercises at the close OF tho
mex session, wilI b. continued tdtce dags. for
any reasonable cnusc MIR ). will not object 10 Il
pupils being excused but he expressly drsifrs
tI7' no scholar may b. confdcd to his tailioi who
does not intend To stand an examination.
For the unlocked for patronage extended to-
wauls his Lectures on Natural aud Experimental
Philosophy, Nj s rttuuls his grateful scknow-
ledgments. The sceond division OF The course in.
elndng the Departments Of Physics Mechanies.
carbohydrates pncumotics and Acoustics l.c..
v III enter upon with renewed idoiIf, and wifi ~
art b raj eSpcd urc for Tho requisite Phi so.1Re
zeal Apparatus. The subjects OF this division of
the coursc arc full OF interest to every trral
mind
forthe class Of Ladies', the Lectures viii -
held on Tuesday and Friday morning at IL %
clock; and for tbs class of gentlemen on ruesiav
aud Friday evening at emily candeiieht
fickesor Ladies, So for uen,burs Of Tho
subscribers school, and fof Gentlemen &C. ~
As the unavoidable expenditure involved Ii, this
arduous undertaking absorbs the entire proceeds Of
the subscribers abours he feels that there is =
marked proprety IN his asking payment in adj
vance. FIG. SMi I'll.
July 30 6,;c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
on NE.N'I',

-" W. } '' W "''" W ''si ~ se.a'
hln munitions one NO" "'.piaha ny M
'aofae 49, p'0'"!''us about 9'' acres 81 Tue
nQ Nao'pe my" ,'"' III ''e county Ut Alahefsi1
"aea hod Wate' ~ we d"'r comiottable laf2t
5"ea}oR house '0d IL moot 'A ''ep' oifh7t
OAK 6n#te - ain"t' hc'uno'e place, aud ALBUMIN =
liie one Oh WhS" 0''-~' wu' SO" or le's'' my
II 'fse saoe plantation one ct lho most ie'e. VIII
Walefsd anu 'e''''' l'"'s OF ,"o 'ooa,eo no" "'an
,a'o' e'oi"a,oR ""oo' o." o'''s 80 WIN 'e,sa NY
'P1RsFs'" i,"''' d" '"o NC" 'ooo "oh LYNN
R l W ~" ''''NI'W VIZ" ~ M" ''''ao''
Hhl4oNH '"'f "'' "o''E 'd"' "'7i""' nun tafi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
NOTICE.

70 Sr-V., No TIJI
iIEqssJ BY divine PERMISSION a Camp Meet
90 ing Will he held on the land Of Nj Ben.
lamin r bnson, half milr below tho tabernacle
Meeting hourc, ! / miles west Of Lynebbug, under
the superntendenee of Ministers aud Members of
the Methodist Protestant church, TO commence OF
Thursday, September the 9th. Christians and
Chr stlan Ministers of other denominations nj
fectonaioly invited 10 co operalo Ia this feast OF
rabernnccs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

lfoaume,t b Gen. Udsbngion.-A writer Ii
Tho National IntcIgencer proposes the erection Of
" gleat National Monum nj 10 the memory OF
Washington" at the metropolis Of the Union -
LIS plan is 10 raise the funds by voluntary sub
seripions, limited to sum not exc ecdlns 30 cents
for each nlvidual, that every citizen OF The Re
public a,oy have an opportunity Of contributing to
Its erection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
70 Whcelwrig,t and Turner, who IS mas.
Il tor OF his trade, industrious attentive sober
and OF good moral charac,er a situation can be
had about Ia miles above Lynchbarg, where, II he
will, a snug estate can be made in II few years
Enquire of the Editors Of the Vrginlan.
JUNG 20 w5gif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

" The Wineheste, Republican ard ihe Rich
monJ Wing are discussing the character Of Marcus
Bulus. The Republican pronounces him i" base
ubsatcf'l and sangulnary monster in that he
g,yea fatal stab to &c ar, his friend and bencac-
tor: The Wing, per co"tra, regards the same ac
spectacle OF moral sutlimlty." II strikes Us
rather an Improbable discussion, unless 1t be
designed to make some application OF the Roman
tr,gedy to the present times The Nuilfyers evil
dcnl!y regard Gen. Jackson another Ccsar Who
has trampled ,he constitution of his country IN
The dust, turned her Senate into body of slaves,
and rendered her liberty byo-word and ajest''-
DO they wish to stimulate another Bfatas 70 stab
him IN the Senate house
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

- The Boston Transcript inf,rms us TINT
BIeA llawk sent the fo!l,wing toast TO Sanau,
~, on 'lc 9Th Of July w. " White woman--
Ffety san""-d's sleeves, put papoose in-short
bInnket run fast" The nawk it seems. TOOK
great interest IN The fashions of the white a,upws
and we are indebted to his sagacily for an ex-
panation oftne reasons which lad ice the Indies
tn borrow from the nc'lfr extremity OF ,liei, gar.
aents frw supcrllaou' yards in order to extend
thought that he arms OF our fair friends were rather
encroaching on the rights ofthet----- what shall
we say ,-aaoies. But, since Black Hawks OK
PLANTATION, We are convinced that the present ar
rangement S'otrS Neir aadefstaadings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
on the I4th inst. nj the rcsir'enc

- on the l4th inst nj the residence Of her
father, IN Montgomery county, Miss GoRltEI
LIZ FLOYD, dau, hcr of Coy. John Floyd, of
scarlet tcvcr, ntt short illness ol Is hours Coy.
Floyd has SUI red IN the lines, Of Two other
dauehtcrs from the sane violent i.ter, says the
Richmond Compller) in tition TO the loss of this
SWEET and int elcsting child
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

toag shau'se, 70 which Nere - i SOM Al
d,eef ae,es Oils at ,uJ llebseane lac ist,rr q
several ehid1eu. ard one oflhemis John Mclean,
nov one OF the Judges oil the suprsme Coesb
biasrs ana Earmcis,-- The Iyn.hhufg milefs
having regulated the standard weight oi iae,ellaai.
Richmond, is of course unnecessary to insert TN
communication of " A Farmer
We are requested to call tie attention Of armc,s
10 the mole reeommendedhy the millers IN this
place, for eifee,ually cleaning thor wheat ~
. Aftor the wheat IS cleaned in the usual WY, iun
ii through the wheat fan perfect as follows take
the wheat sieve cut OF the shoe of The fan, aud fill
up the space occupied by the sieve with p'ees n
plank then raise the front of the fan about inch
| es, which will bring the wheat as II falls oil the
plank thus inserted the apron, 10 blo~
out all the light grams Should too much be blown
out. raise the apron aud il tho wheat Is not SUI
! heiendy el4au, ,ower the apron
- negro man slave, named I.llharn. WIS
tried 10y the Richmond Hastings Cout on the 10Th
INST. charged with burglary, IN breaking into The
store of Wurham N:C'ruler, aud taking there
itom about SS0 in money lie was found guilty
and sentenced to be hung on tbe I'D ofnext month
asssE .sssssssE,
OBITUARY.
! DIED, at i.aviugStou on Saturday the 18Th o
July MIS-. SARAH ANN pERkl Ns, consent o.
| Mi Hardin Perkins. Merchant OF that place
and second daughter of Capt John II Moshy o
Nelson county. Ofthls truly excellent Woman il
may be SAID, without cxaggeration lhat she pos.
sessed IN HIGH degree, all those sterling qualities
which r,'"llg her sex 50 endcorng AMI losdy.-
She WAS ,n,. lufu 'ughter-'ho adeeilonaie sis.
,er-tho fond and conm..ng G''fe--'he tender mo
ther--the kind ard mdulgeht mlsltess "'' %
neighbour and friend, her worth will be ieas 10
monberod, 10y those who had the pleasure o. ,.Vens
near her. She has left fond and deeply afflicted
husband three lttlc children, yet unconscious
OF lhclr loss /; and II numerous train Cd relations
AMI friends to Lament her early departure Mrs
Perkins, though young, and IN the ample posses
sion of every thing calculated torendfr life des,-
rablc and happy, had not been unmindiu ot her
eternal concerns, but bad for several YEARS. made
the rel 81 II of the b Die, the object OF her ardent
pursuit. and had been mute the happy participant
OF It's renoya.ng and sanc,tylns Influences on III.
{ heart; and no one who knew her entertains 4
doubt, but that she has entered upon that test
winch rcmpins for the people Of Cod Wipe a
way, then, YOU tears, fond husband, and, with IN
humble aud devoIt hcatt, % 70 that God, III whom
your Surah trusted, enl he viii prepare YOU by bta
grace, 10 meet her asnln where sorrow, scpata
ton pam aud death are fell aud feared no move
G.
-, the llth inst nj the residence Of hc
father, IN Montgomery county, Miss GDRREI
LIZ FLOYD, daughter OF Gov John Floyd q
. q 4. . H. r. =.
, Floyd has suffered IN the illness Of Two ohni
daughters from the sane violent ,rter, {says N,
Richmond Compiler) in atitlon 10 the loss of th
5 sweet and Interesting child
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

4 aelr LHerory Jonruat.-We have received
the lst No. OF weekly journal, pobisd'd at
Nashville, in the quar;o form, by W II. Hunt Z"
Co. entitled The kaleidoscope winch we have
no doubt will prove Valuable acquisition to the Il
efuarc OF the West Its contents arc nearly entire
" original. The tenor of the leading articles may
be inferred fiom an enumeration Of tier tHes,
viz: l. Western Literature; :. The Homefc
Question No. / g. The Cholera stricken T. n
Lecture ON Natural History, delivered before ue
Nashville Lyceum, by Dr. Gerard Troost D. In.
dian Antiquities; 6. The Arts Literary Notices.
Poetry, Musi, Nc.--Price, ~ year in advance
g>- Judge Mclean, ofthe Supreme Court Is
living example of the equalizlng tehoehey
Of our republican institutions His father we
learn from the Monmouth IN. j Enquirer
was a moor Irshman. who emigrated 10 'h'S
country and settled in Middesex county IN
lint state. some 80 years ago, procuring
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
CO-PAMT'lsTERS SHIP

Tt'llE subscriber having taken INTO partnership
- Mr.. Hugh w. Fry from fredericksburg
he business will IN future be conducted under the
firm OF II. w. & j. Fly. JOSHUA J. FRY
Richmond, July 90 w3wlt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

Bpgtcd aiire Great caution should be obser
I'D, IN burylng persons, to ascertain that they arr
certainly dead before they are consigned 10 then.
last hotaes, The 81. Louis Times MENTORS III.
case of woman in that place who was supposed
to be dead, and who was accordingly shrouded and
otinto die cofins bui who happily recovered be
fore She was Inferred, beeam9 eonvsleseenl, an
MAS likely to get WE'LL We can imagine no situa
ton so full of horror as to be thus awakened TO q
state OF consciousness, cavaloped in the shroud o
Itatl, and placed beyond the reach of human ASST
ancc Il must be the climax Of human misery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

YIntee ,nd@siry and ingenuity The sckr
Nile, lately arrived at Boston, from Haloweil, with
100 bushels OF shoe pegs!
A late Philadelphia paper mentions that two
cargoes ice, very Tuck aud Of chry stall purity
gathered from beautiful lake in New England
hud reached that city
The Legislature of New Hump hire ha, been
compelled to repeal the law giving bountes on
crows in consequence of the cunning with which
il ad been converted INTO source of profit by
increasing the evil which it was intended to rene
dy Some persons were sctpaly in the habit oil
procuring crow s,gss, which we're hatched under
hens aud these birds were brought forward FOR the
premium
Ii such people do not prosper, II must be be-
cause their resources completely cut off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

FoREIGN OK Drrs.-It is said, that the celeofa'
leu English poet Southey is engaged IN tie con'no
s"oh OF an American Indian poem,in which h''s
fhiP, the celebrated chief OF the Narrae hanse1's'
IS Introduced as the hero.
1t is said, that "a work by Horace Wa'pole'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

great Nntality in LJRistapa.-Wc should
Ike TO see statement as nearly correct rs may be,
the numJer of slaves " no have Hen victims to
tile cholera in Lou,sosa, an also of tbe proportion
which the deod Lcdl to the eniire number OF HAT
Class OF population wih the "anse OF tins disease.
Some idea, however in the absence If such state,
mont may be formo OF the extent oil the mortality,
from fact, stated by the Richmond Compiler, that
on aH estate Of Gen. Wade Hampton, on the MIS-
sisslppi, a little above New Orleans, out OF l3oo
slaves more than 100 died
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

e. The name of VIM. NJ. MeCarty, Esq o.
Loulounj now Stale Senator srcm that district, and
gentleman of iue talents and orthodox politics, has
been added to the list ofnominces, the successor
ofGoy. Floyd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

s'F Edward Livingston, Esq late Secretary
otS'atc, and now our Minister TO France, arriye1
il New York ON the 9Th inst. p.epat atofy TO his
departure ior Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

? = negro man slave named Lllham. wns
tried by the Richmond Hastings cou, on the 10Th
inst. charged with burglary, in breaking INTO the
store Of Worham Il N;(ruler aud taking there
from about $50 in money, lie was found guilty,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

,SeOilt L. M DNId u fuIps ~ NnI. t..
IL liz l. e,e apto, r,scd I, coli'ol and ,cnr,p, ae
the drbi dur 10 tie lat, concerns OF G.. u u Is
Phelps a. Co aud Bin, Phelps IL -.
So ". II. GARLAND, Trustees
Il, % ~
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d,1,u aetes oflgnt tuJ lleoseane lle i,,hrr q
seyerai ehittfu, and enc of1hemis lefn Mclean,
nov OF the Judges OF tie suprsme Cow
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-17
PUBLIC SALE.

WlLL be sold at public auction, on
Wv Friday Che 25fh instant, at the late
residence Of JoHS Doll. deed all of his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consis.
ting of Beds, Bedsteads, Desk, Bureaus
Tables, Cain bottomed and other Chairs
Carpeting Of different descriptions, ten
plate Stoves and pipes, and variety o.
articles too numerous 10 mention; also
Carpenters Tools. and quantity Of two
inch Poplar Plank; brood Mare, two
hlooded Colts; two Cows; new Cart and
running gears of Garry All, sc. Nine
months credit will be given on all sums a
bove five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security; under that
sum cash viii be required. Sale to com.
mence early in the day.
GEORGE WOLFF, . oJ..
DANIEL III. DOLL, '1"" ~
October 10, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-17

PASSED the room in evident uneasiness
and perturbation; but declaring that
he had private business of great impor.
lance with the President, he was at
last ushered into the room occupied by
that officer. A Director being present,
Jack beconed the President into a cor
ner, cautiously and steaIthily unrolling
his bill, he showed it to him, and said
in a whisper-Now, blast my eyes,
Mr.. Pre- sident, ! don't want TO hurt
your honor, you see, nor break the
bank-but jest give me f5 now, and
III give wide birth for a week.
". y. Commercial.
The anecdote which is told with so
much spirit by the New York CONNER.
cial, has been currently spoken of in
the District for some days past, and is,
we presume, correct. The Bank TO
which Mr.. Blair wheeled his two thou
sand dollars was the Bank of the Me-
tropolis, and we hear that the officers
Of that institution do not thank him for
his pains, and are not particularly anx.
ious for any more such favors.-Aler.
Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-17
PUBLIC NOTICE

Els hereby given, that the navigation
IL through the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal from the head Of the Harper's Ferry
falls to the Shenandoah Lock will be open
ed for the passage Of boats. RATS, SC.
from the first instant.
BY this arrangement, the navigation OF
the Potomac, which has been for some
time, interrupted at this point, will be
transferred TO the Canal and boats will be
enabled to pass the Harper's Ferry falls
and resume the river navigation above and
below them as formerly.
II is confidently expected that, in less
than two weeks after the admission OF wa
ter as above noticed, the whole extent Of
the navigation from Harper's Ferry TO the
Basin between Georgetown and Washing
ton City will be opened to the public, OF
which timely notice will be given.
ALFRED CRUGER,
Harpers Ferry,1 Engineer.
Oct. 3, 1888. 42-3w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-17
FEMALE SEMINARY
IN HAGERSTOWN

FEVHE subscriber respectfully gives no.
n tice, that he will open in Hagers
town, on Monday, the l4th October, a
Seminary for the reception of young La
dies as boarders and day scholars. A
competent number of the best qualified
teachers will be employed, and all those
branches vii! receive attention, which are
usually taught in the best Academies. In
this school the strictest attention to the
sorma ton Of character will be constantly
kept in view, and every effort made to
promote moral and intellectual improve
ment.
TERMS.
For boarding, (including beds,
washing, fuel, SCI and instruc.
ton in the various branches of
thorough English education, pay
able in advance, per quarter, s4S rs
From the charge, deduction Of SIS per
quarter will be made to those who provide
for their own washing; and an additional
deduction OF 81 so per quarter for bed
ding.
For the Languages, Music, Drawing,
Painting, sc. an extra charge will be
made, and payment in advance will be re
CURED, as specified above.
For day Scholars, lst Glass,
per quarter So 90
do. do. ID. do. do. 90
ROBERT b DRANE.
Hagers-town, October IL, ls33.-4w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-17

Sargeo" Dentist, and Manufacturer of
Porcelain IncorTwpti5le Teeth,
EEAS much pleasure in informing the
III n inhabitants Of Charlestown and ito
vicinity, that he has arrived, and will re-
main Tor one week, at Mr. Beckham,s TO-
Tel, where he will be ready to attend those
who may favor him with their confidence
in bis profession.
The Porcelain Teeth ofhis manufacture.
possess decided advantages over every
other kind. They present highly poI-
ished and vitrifed surface, and a most
beautiful enamel, and in their appearance
exactly resemble natural teeth. They an
swer all the purposes Of natural teeth.
without causing the least injury TO the
nreaih. lie will set the Porcelain or the
Natural Teeth, purified by Chemical
means. on Gold. platina or Silver. from
one TO complete set with permanency
and durability.
DIR, North has letters OF recommends.
ton from DIR Patterson, Professor of A.
natomy, (late Of the Baltimore Medical
Institution,) and DIR. Geo. McClcIland.
Professor of Surgery in the Jefferson Me.
deal College OF Philadelphia, and other
gentlemen of responsibility, which he will
offer to the inspection Of all who may feel
disposed 10 call on him al his office.
Z. ). if sufficient iuducement should
offer, DR. North will visit Martinsburg
next week. Those persons requiring his
professional services will please address q
note TO him at Charlestown, as early in
formation will be required, as II will be-
impossible for him to extend his stay after
that time.
Charlestown, October 3, 1888.