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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Letters from Rome announce that the popo
has appointed the Re. Rev DR. Purcell (now
President Of the College Of Mount 81. Msry's,
Emmitsburg Maryland) TO the vaeaat Bishop-
ric Of Cincinnati; and the r.. Rev Frederick
Rese (iate Vicar Apostolic Of the Dioeess of
Cincinnafil to the new See Of Detroit, in the
Michigan Territory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

The Charleston Post Of the Gin inst. says.
We regret To learn that the Hon. I.anRdon
CheVes had his arm broke, a few DAYS since.
IN consequence Of the upsetting Of the stage
between Augusta and Savannah. The driver
was also thrown from his seat, AID received
considerable injury. Assistance vas ispwe.
aiaiely procured. and We understand they aro
both doing well q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Il 10 said ihss the KisG. By ~ sdvses q u.
de hyeveld.. he's desesnised thss the Noe
shoaId be laid bef0es the Suites Gsaessl 9th
copirs Of the segosississs. sad ~ The Minis
ter OF Foreign Afsirs should announce de-
position 70 make concessions. bss ssk the ID.
vice Of The States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

n SaIsiS'y ErsnPts. In the village of Ames-
bury, Mass. containing population Of snora
than two thousand souls, and hieh has two
public taverns, and fourteen stores, there
y not az this time, single gallon Of ardent
spirits Of any description Whatever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

We learn from Hartford. that an insarrre,;o,
took place amOng the cOnvets in the Stats. pris,,
II Wethersfieid two OF thrvc nights since. A
desperate fellow had eoHtriSed " get Ioos. from
ulc sbsckles. sBd TO rs.lcasc two or thr,e osLrrs
Shen they attempted Co force tIb,ir way o.s The
hrS step WAS 10 destroy tie life Of the man os,
watch, Sho Vas uusrin,-si, and vas n.ss"tl, kil.
~ noisc Witch vas occ@si0fct aisrr,s-d the so
man uho had ihe oversight ~ tiss female sl-,r,,t
merit aud 80 rallied the guard Win i,seli,.l
spI'rrssed ube insurgents, and secured them, ,a
tlspir cells.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

.Ns1 York Loiisriss.-Msny charges OF de-
ception in continuing the drawings Of the \.
York Lotteries having been made against
Messrs. Yates & MeIntyre, the Senate OF that
state called upon them for statement, uh-
Ger oath, Of the number and amount Of
schemes drawn by them since 1896, and the
amount OF tickets sold in each. The answer
was promptly furnished, and though il +,
not published, the proceedings held upon il
Indicate sufficiently that IL was deemed salts
factory by the Senate. On the same day in
which II was sent IN, they voted to accept
proposition offered by Yates l. Mcintyre, 10
close tho lotteries in that State, on the 3Ist
Of December next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Hssf PoiHi .9gsia. ehave seen some rea-
son, within q few days, TO believe that The
statement recently published in this paper,
from Me Commercial Advertiser, concerning
disreputable proceedings at West Point, and
which was subsequently, denied by another
evening paper Of New York was substantially
correct
THUS speaks the Newark Daily Advertiser,
and, we grieve 10 say, IL speaks with too much
truth. When II was intimated in the Com
mercial Advertiser. that Cadet. dismissed
by sentence Of court martial from West Point,
and subsequently restored by the President,
signalized his return by erecting hickory
pole In honor Of his benefactor, and upon re-
fusing 10 take u down, when ordered, was
put under arrest-from which, and all the
consequences Of his military disobedience,
he was again released by the President-we
did venture q doubt rs TO the accuracy Of
the statement. We could not believe that
any President Of the United States, much less
one who owed his place To his achievements
as a soldier, would so far disregard all order,
rule and Propriety, as 10 permit an act Of per-
sonal sycophaney to atone for gross breach
OF military discipline. But the fact is other
wise; and we owe the e1snAe koMorsBis, there
fore, to the Commercial Advertiser, for hav-
ing questioned the authenticity Of its original
statement. TN. Y. .4msT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

At n meeting Of the citizens OF Harpcrs-Ferrv.
Va, held ri Maj. Steplsenson's Hotel, oa satur.
day, April 9Th, s33, for t,- purpose Of carr, ing
into effect the charter granted for the establishing
of n Savings INSTITUTION.
The meeting Organized by calling r. e.
MeCabe, E~i. to tn clair, and the appoin,men,
of j. Fuxsimmons, SECRETARY.
The Object otthc meeting ~ss briefly explained
by the Chairman.
Gu motiop, il was resolved. that the election OF
Directors should IL, taken by iailot
Joseph u. Hay vas elected Judge thereof. Who
rrported the following gentlemen elected to serve
tur one wear, 10 Wit:
n. \. B,adeu, VIM. Chambers
Adam, Rhn:cJnan, Jamcs Hook,
Geo u. Stephenson, James n. Wager,
Jos. e.. Hays, Jos. l.. Russell
John Fitzssmmors,
On motion, the DIRECTORS were requested q,
draw mp eo.!e at Bylaws for the institution and
submit them To the Stockholders.
Wh,rupcn the meeting sdjpurncd to Tuesday
evening April 5o:h, 1885.
r. c. McCABH, CAN.
J. FIrzsrsnoSs, See'y
The stockholders met agrccallv IN adjournment.
at the Hay masters Otiee, April jOth 1855 T. a.
MrCabc. Esq. in the Chair
In compliance v it'll n resolution nj the former.
meeting, the Hy-iAws were reported and unani-
moasiy adopted.
On motion. the Subscription papers we're con-
unucd open until Saturday May iih. 1856.
No other business appearing necessary, on mo-
ton, the meeting ..Iourne,i sine die.
u. e. McCABE, CAN.
J. FIrzssx~oSs, Sec,y.
NJ \ merting Of the Directors of the Iarpcrr-
Ferry Savings Institution, April s9h, 1858. No
Biz - bHApES, ESP vas elected President and
DAS'L BEDiSoEn. 1rasIrr.
J. FfTZSINfAiONS, CAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

, vac" Wsn end riff sy, naf sas.-A Nj.
n ,s add his wife we're sons time sins,
v,'oWn from sstaEs N ne upper part of n
:, -, ~ rseef'ed considerable injury. Mr.
= " 49, a sua against The propristors AZ
ne line, and recovered aeOO ~ sI,'.'' ~
injury sustained IN his heal 80 -. - 80 4,
SUM was duly paid Thew Mr. srs -. ~.
utek asked further damages n, :, - 'so.'-
TO Mrs - md the jury thought n 49,, -.
given fOf mah's broken bes5 - -. - -.
would compensate for h,s ini,,rsd -, ''''
seV0 were given 10 Mrs. B's vound,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Nearly $1,000, We uodertsnd, have been
SOLICITED n th'seity fer the relief u tie Cpso.
berlsua suAsres - ffotk. Lkralf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Negro BEs, tAe property u Mr. Stubble-
held, OF this place, vas, on hi0nday last, 6th
met. convicted Of the crime for vkich rss had
been imprisoned several vesks, ard ssutenc.
ed 70 b hung on FRIDAY che 2lsi % June.
Hisshssisr gigrinisa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Respecting BLAcE IIAwE, the EDITOR of the
Kentucky CommOaw cath mentions - an ..
90 That Slack Hawk could prove the final
outrage which induced him 70 take up arms
aud shieh vas the last Of a series Of injuries.
vas We capture OF his son, add then tying
him w and giving him Ers knna,.a la....
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Wsge~ TrsasYerfssien--with thr aid Of q
machine recently erected At the depot, the
necessity Of unfolding wagons ID entirely SUI
perseded, which, with the horses attached to
them and "gesvsd vP," may be forwarded To
Baltimore, II necessary. On Thursday last,
with the aid Of tho machine alluded TO, the
body s.d eessesis Of the wagon, weighing, in
all, about 5000 lbs, were lifted from the run
ming gear, and placed upon car and sent to
that city.
Amoog the good things received from the
West and forwarded Eastward by the Rail-
Road, was noticed box of Wesisrn hans, in
tended rs present for Daniel Webster I; and
we sec il stated that goods were received at
81. Louis, Mo-, via the Rail-Road, in fifteen
days from Baltimore.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Saausl IistsioH, late Governor Of Tennes-
see, has been elected q member Of the Con
vention, which met on the first day o. April
last, ~ The tova of san Felipi, for the puT-
pose 81 framing Constitution fOr the krO-
vince Of Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

BY the late act Of the Legislature Of vir-
ginia authorizing subscription of a quarter
Of million Of dollars to the stock OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, IL II
provided that the amount due upon the SUBJ
scription on the first day Of May, shall be paid
on that day, or " as soon thereafter rs prac-
ticable." We learn that by prompt action
Of the Treasurer Of that State, IL. Burfoot.
Esq) the payment was made on the earliest
day authorized by law; and that the Canal
Company has already realized e2Is, $50 from
that source, being s5A per cent. Of the sum
subseribed.-I.Rsl I'M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

An important trial vas recently held in the L.
$. District Court ss Philadelphia, before Judges
Baldwin and Hopkinsoo, in which we're involved
some interesting questions touching r,ius~. y
slaves. The case is reported in the Pransy lvsnian
Of Saturday.
II arose out Of the seizure, in 1922, of . run
sway slave in the State Of Pennsy ivania, by his
owner from New jersey, without = warrant The
.ner took the rnaawsy by force from his place
Of serviee, and had put him in = wagon, shen the
employed. with the assistance of his neighbors,
assaulted the owner Mr.. T.. yohpson) aud his
party, released the slave and after having ound-
ed Mr. J. seriously in the scufiic, took him and
his friends prisoners To Jail, anil hal hun Indicted
Tor felony before the County Court, N which he
wss tried and sesuitted.
The present suit brooght under the act OF
Congress By .tfr. johnson >x>iast one KupL,rH,nx
With whom tie runaway was rrsidisg, and Who
had been active ia the attacks. The damages were
laid st $1,000
Judge BALDWIN charged decidedly in favor Of
the Plaintiff. and his remarks are quoted rs " .
striking commentary upon the recklessness Of
those who assert that the North Is interfering ith
the peculiar property oil the South" lie express
ly directed the Jury 80 that the master has the
right Of arrestng his slave, .rifhon a .rorrs.nf,
aud carrying him before any competent tribunal,
in order to prove his property; that he Is not re-
quired % answer the questions Of say one, exsep,
those OF the legal mag isrAtes and that paroi ey-
dence 10 sufficient 10 show the validity Of his
claims in the absenee OF \ hill Of ssle. 4"
The Jury found for the pi.intif-four thousand
dollars d0HaaQcs.- H0Lf. .fsiry-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Erpedifion.-we are told, that lot Of
goods for hose in this city, arrived here on
Saturday last, in fifteen days from Baltimore.
They were convey ed TO Wheeling in the new
fast line Of transportation wagons.
ST. Louis Rebu5hcan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

GIVE are requested to say, that the term
blow" used in reference TO the recent as
sault upon the President, was not correct. Il
may DC well to say also, here, that tho re-
mark made in the Globe, relative to "rufiap
eonfederates," Is entirely erroneous. Az far
as We arc able 10 learn, not a human being
knew Of tho assaiIant's intention, and he was
hurried from the deck Of the boat, by gentle
men present, TO prevent his being killed upon
tho spot, and not with any design Of assisting
him IN an escape. Ga-stis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

IN the gardens Of Chapultspee, ps-r N.xi.
go, the first object that strikes an. 80. 4. 49,.
magnificent Cypress, call TIN Cypress on No..
tezuma. thad s,,ained hs full Erou "a. s.hs,
monarch was on the throne, (i520) 40 tba,
II must now be At least 400 years old YEA !,
sun retains al tho VigOnr Of yo,ahful vsxsta-
son. The trunk r. forty one feet IN eireuno-
ference yet the height Is 50 majestic a. 70
make even this enormous mass appear sIen-
der. At santa Maria do Tula, In 6a1sea. i
CyPress g5t English feet Ia circumference.
eom Of decay. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16
THE CoRNER STONE.

!" DN ~ H0oo
yzH.l.
r.r co,x-.. -o,x. I
- SVhNhn sivN
. SI mas resoroee sow ssnssgson
-. - S.'.s Nhese ~ M. -. 70
49,. ~. So'"s' osoes y. - "oo-
tn. ..sc-- Z.
rr.S.r;cL.h.,r~ u.r.n. ="
This c.r,monv s,,oI r,... =, r,,..s.. -;,h
verv imno.ins .a.r, A.. q 49, 49,.
pr,side.t - 5000 o.. ~. I.S-,--
to the TOW u.Il ~h.,. =. -. ,.,r.,I..-sS
ian = pumh.r of ci,;,.r. 80 .,,.n--.. -
called 10 nav their r..n..,. q, ,i.. Ch,.f NJ
eia,ratc of IN. N.,;on II. A.. 80. G..
and the occasion Attracted |. l.rr. eoccour,,
Of per,ons from the .dioinioe eount;cs-
nj half past 10 O'Clock, aud moved sccordipe
TO the arrangement Of tho COMMITTEES, In the
oruer and through The several streets prevh
ousiy des'gnated, 10 The site Of the Monument.
A the possession moved up Main-street,
The extended line, the various uniforms Of the
military, the giftering arms, the music, the
dense mass that thronged the side walks. the
crowded windows, overlooking the whole
scene, altogether presented viex grand Odd
imposing. -.
Arrived ut the spot, alter an appropriate
Prayer oy The Rev. 4. e Mcclure, an address
was delivered by the President, and also by
Mr. Bassctf, the plate with the inscription de-
posted, and the other usual ceremonies were
performed. The procession then returned to
the Town Hall, where the proceedings were
concluded, and the companies separated.
The President or the United States, with
his attendants and other gentlemen, returned
to this city last evening, in the steamboat
Sidney, from fredericksburg. lie was met
IN tins city, and also NJ Alexandria, on his way
up oy number OF citizens, who assembled
10 pay him The respect due TO his station, and
70 TESTIFY their disaprobation of the treat
ment he had experienced whilst on board the
boat, oil Alexandria, on going down.
.>ai. Int. May ..
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.
The nrorr.s. M chi. ,o,l :. ,;. ,.
exnecta,,oo Tn. Ann.dn., as.r A.. C go.
coehesgue =, hi. Mac nov, 10 a.. h.nd" ~
an enersct;c and .rn.r;.nced con,r,o,or
urving n forward tn. S..,;on. =, a.. IL. =.
Rocks are even NOR advsncsJ ,ow,rds .ar S"
pletion than numerou. o,Lers If mo-. 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n !. No, mnroh.hi. ,h., az
work NAV be in readins.. fer Az. r.a.,,; W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

The editor OF the Alexandria Gazette re-
peis, with proper sensibiliiy, the intimation
IN the Globe newspaper, that not only was
the late assault upon the President premed-
lated, but that u was the result Of = coneert.
IN consequence Of which "every prscnutioo
was taken 10 make the violence safe 10 the
perpetrstor." Rsbutting this imputation up-
on himself and the people Of Alexandria, he
Gazette says
1--WE state, upon the suthority Of highly
respectable gentleman present, that the Pre-
sident was surrounded By AIS personal friends
from WashingtOa that the Executive Law
Officer Of the District, the United States Mar
shall, was pressat; that Mr.. RaadOiph, In the
lace a these gentlemen, eommitted the as
saulti thea they fell upon him with sticks.
umbrellas, Ike; that, fearful that Ms life
would be lost, q gentleman showed him from
the cabin that niBoieDths Of the peorls on
tho wharf and about The boat. did nod koov,
Whathad happened that Ne Randolph walk-
ed deliberately from the boat up town. the
citizens IN the town not kaoNing what had
secured that the MaFshal % deliberately
followed up the street for a short distance.
and - deliberately returned 10 The boat that
no earthly prsesution' was taken ,~hs,svs,
70 make safe ths psSpssrator.'
We repeat, what We have before stated
NAT u " boiieyed that no human being kns,s
81 ~. hsndolPh's intention. Certainly hi,
most iniiFnass friends did nos. no breath "a
such rumor hsd ever cone 20 anv persoo.
as ioF - ws have been able " Issrs. IIe
acted, = - believed, ufhout The sd,ies az
haoF'ecse Of any one whatever"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-16

Charies.o.sn. ia. .'fay i2ih. 1855
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
NO .Millcrs.

FENllE subscriber has obtained letters patent
n from the p,csicu, OF tLo L. :. lul Tie use 81
an improved Elevator bucket, the use of which he
will gran, 10 AllIlerS upon iait ,e,ms,
Tie advantage OF this Bucket presents itself 10
Mnlors at onec-lt Is made of sheet iton, y til
slides, 10 which the strap Is fastened with sefews
Ii 10 as cheap as those now ia use, as easy nude
and will last ior many years without injury Iheg
10 not Wear The case, and cannot be tom oil by
meeting with any resistance and u hlhl vii ii
once induce all mileIs 10 use them IN preference 10
any other. n &. STAPLES.
LYnehhure, luly GOTH lS33.
/. ) Ali petsons are cautioned against mfin.
gins on tho above light
am now Using the above Buckets lately made BY
Nh. Staples and confidently recommend Il TN 10
Mitlers rs bclns tor superior 10 any thing oi tn
hind heretofore Va use. DIXON I MORGAN
July %, 1883 II
~ The Richmond Compiler IS requested IL
publish the foregoing weekly ot } ~eets, and lor
word theig account to thta Office for collection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
'ADlCKH!NG. ViNE.As: .opafo,

~ ~ B'NoU OF barrel
Preserving sugar. Pruuca by pound Of box
- lbs Liquoflec- Nalslns by pound o. box
flgs byponnd or drum Almonds
ricktlng Materials ali kinds
thermometers, Il kinds Furniture Paste
$1,000 Percussion Caps, assorted Nos. aud SIZE
boxes
5egats Chewing aud Smoking Tobacco
Glnret Port aud Mndcu, W mes, A unnsnally
Champagne, Musca Il Malaga no low rrea
sal soda, Super Cub Soin and Iaiaro ACID, by
the onnee pound o. box
GaaglnS md Ulage Rods Fancy Soups and Per
Gumefy
Pocket Ltgb;s and Pockc Light Mnteho5
French and English themicols
Sui dsrnlog nnd penr Ashc,
Waift5, 10y '5a pound eirgic boz OF dolen
l.ed lend--i1 Xuacl Of Ingwood
Chloride oi Lime or Bleaching Salts
PtussIan Blue Chronic green and gellnw
S4gat Chrome, green and y, low, IA oil
AnoV Root, bY pound or hoY
Gnmphor slatch by pound hog or blrreI
Received and for sHlo st nay OLD STA Nd. and
Al tlie.t GOLDEN HEAD Hnbk Square ~
howell DAVIES
Inly . ffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
TOBACCO LAMD
INGEs SALE.

rESliE subscriber viii sell on iiherul terns .
n tact OF first rote Tobacco land, ly,he II tbe
county OF Roekbridsr,on the waters of hafiaes al
lnlning the lands at James W sui Janes lohnsen
and othets, contlln ng $40 a1es, more "a esH IT.
land Is well wattted opd well umhefed-t.not neie
than fifty aeres cleared Persons wishing To pm
ehaso will please make application TO the eabsefbef
hsmg IN Bedford county. or to W ~ NJ Lamhail n
Lynehburg. CHARLES LAMBERT.
July - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
TO TIE FARMERS.

- II TT. aIlbglI Ibci7 " U ~ At limos eINe fhe
n. AZ. INST eash p,'ec Sos W heat "a lis plase
W are a,s oher,ng VI ~! pen bushgi ler the h ii
aleie he.s, anil III "a ur the btAtred h#ai. d..
lis.fabe IA aic~ weeks. We prefer esJes tie
fafnels an extra rt,ee. in preference In pas NJ
i gents tn meet ,hem uu tac road 10 purchase tic
uhaet. and hops Iiu'y w,ll 40 u a,aa ttlIae
llieY sea. LANoHORNba y MIEA
I.tnel,iury July % 1T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
EEL. VIZ. ~ j. j. FRY,
Groccrs Il Commission Merchants,
ESI(ITNIOND. A.

ND ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
u =, the public generally that they expect 10 re
ceve, in few days, their fan supply Of Gto1efies
Coitoa pa,aS, d.c. and intend heeplos Iarge and
general assortment, which will be sold al northern
prices
They tendcr their services in The sale Of all kinds
of country produce, upon whca liberal aa.sanees
will be made, II required.
~ All oFla', promptly attended, to, with care
and allr-ilon,
Rionmond, July % w3Wf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
NEW GOODS.

NE OBERr KYLE hag just received, and offers
Ton sale At hs Nnw store, the following SIT
sonibia and Fancy Goods
Wine nnl pink Italian Cope, wide aud beanti'
fully inc
, de- Black Italian SIX Hose, very cheap
> aeh sye mncy llandks.
> sup Beb Rlbbore
A few pieces black Wptcred and pink gelt RIB.
bous.
otbef. iaiiy expected Which viii he sold a. or
asnal low pticcs ROBERT KYLE.
July - L,
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NOTICE..

NER JOSIAH NEVILS.-Su you will lake
IVM notice that shah on the 9th day of August
mex, at the town Of Jefferson in the county OF Ruth
erford in the State of Tennessee, proceed 70 take
the dispositions Of Benjamin l.. Tatum. Joel Pin
son and Nancy Pnson, which depositioes, whfn
taken, are to be read evidence on the trial oil a
cause now depending in the county court Of Pit
sylvanin, wherein youas assignee, are plaintiff aud
am defendant. ours,
JOHN CHISENiIALI..
july % wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29

KnR J. l.. Henson, Dentist, viii lenee
y Lynsbhurg IN five OF six days. All persons
Wis9ne his prof ssiooaI services viii please Ia
ca. ~ a.n at the W eshngton Ilo'cI as Soon rs
possible
pf Eensons invaluable Anli-pysreftie Pills
ma Tooth Ache Ilpctu may he hai' ri all time
nj The Drug Stores OF T. & j. +. Roya. and u
r Lyman Tho treat ooi REGULAR deni3nd fol
these inyeiWb'a Medicines Is tho best proof oil
iheir suprlDtfy
July - ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-29
Male aud Female School.

gnIiE G,.t session Of the School n Elk Creek
- M'c'ng 'inusr. IN AmherI County, nrat
ior,ley Mn. VII commence on the 2olh day Of
August newt, under the snpeiutenleac. II Levi
Bartlett, \. b h. 'b,> School 'h'rr will be- Two
separaie departments, oue tor lbe male aud ihe
oihrr FOR tho irmaie scholars; in both oi "lieh
will he taught every branch Of Education usually
Iound ~ highly approved Schools.
The Female department viii be conducted BY
Mss amcm Ilomtunnn, VI Philad,lpb,a. VII, ha.
,pnghi IN South Ca,ol.ua aui Virginia with gteal
satisfaction ~ her patrons and pupils.
The Males " III he unher the Immedia,f tuition
Of Mr.. Bnrlet. 81 New Hampshire, grhdnaIe o.
Dartmouth College, who has been teaehing snc.
cessfnlly IN Vrgjnia for the last . years. Inc
tuition fees are moderate as will be seen from The
subjolated pt,ces for the session Of ) montha.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT.
Orthogtapty, Reading and rfnman4 nIo e. m
English Grammar, Geography Ind A,nhme.
IL, Il on
History, Phhosdray, Chemistry. Logic.
hhtt"ii-, Astronomy aod Composl ION, II 80
M * and Drh"Ing, 3 0d
-nn French Langung", q 81
Music, Instrumental and Vocal IL On
Use Of Piano, / 81
MALE DEPARrMENr.
orhogrnph,, Headmg, W'rt"g enl Atrh-
mehc, 81 90
Mathematics. Philosophy, Chemistry. 4.
ironomy, logic, Rhrih'", Co,nn".plon,
English "raWma'' rr"sf'F"y a. HISTORY l. 90
ihe Creek apd Latin Language, II o.
Stict atearion vii b. pad . the Department
oil The pupils, both IA and GU Of oobo H.
Board can be obHned IN spectacle families la
tie vicinity, At 13D p1 session including wnsb.
M, lode n, &r. III 4 arhcr, will board viii
Mr.. Mlcoa', Pcndleton, who will he prepared H.
lake In dozcu or nore Female b,nr irfs. If early
applicnt on he mad. Males mhy obtain boa,iinp
u, Alexander Mundy's. JOHN Hor lrYt Wm /
Ud,B's VIM - lhrd's and Col. Jnhn Ddlarfs
should M, Fcn'nle Godrirrs MAKO npi .lieafisn
lhau Nh iendlctpn eau scc0mnolrtc. 9TH r. IN The
neighborhood will put themselves in u condition
10 receive them upon receiving short naiiee.
Charles Mund', Micsjah Penaeiap
Jesfth billiard Nm Z. jordan,
Chs. VI. Chtsran John fIar by.
Isaac W. alker, Robert llor.ey
stephen " ChIi,tian. Hm. iinr.ley.
YIN. u Hard. Cpl. john Dillar1.
Alexander Mn"t,,
Jpl1 ~ 4aw2N