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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

|hiis ia., monss.e. fbsrAnajas >wtss 4,paudks 4si
thin. CITY On Monday evening, accompanies by ee-
veral Of respectable ci.,zeus, and eonsien
cd TO The ellen. tomb. In the detcase Of 7. s.
Grinke, Lsafnirg has lost her brightest gem, aid
Eloqnencc her ehoe,css ornament
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

Il. |, is stated tina, Mr. Forsyth has signifed
his contempt for Mr.. A eos Kendall in no equlyo-
cal manner /, is said that q Mr.. Miller, who
was haa king l;,hesrai'b'c ro'n, of Amos apo"'
the streets OF - ushnng,on, called on Nj. Forsyth
aud that Mr. r. handed the nm out ofh,s Office,
with directions, If he wanted to sell his prints, TO
take ,hem to Mr.. Kendall himself
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

s1r The Petersburg Constellation Of the 25lh
informs tina. the Cholera is abating in that town
u few scattering cases only remaining.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

ar We learn from PEN acola that that city has
beea VISITED by ar epidemic fever, which proved
fatal in 35 Cases during the month OF Scrtemoer--
Il was thought 10 be subsldlns on the 18Th M The
date of our last accounts. Among the ues'hs we
tsgre, to Announce ths, If Mrs Byrd Willis, Wiz
of Col. Willis, Navy Ason, a. Pensacola, and for
merIy OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

1T Mr. Forsyth recently declined accepting
public d,nncr which was rendered to him by 4 num-
Der of his political friends n.New York on his ar
rival in that city.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

"e" NELSON'S Iatcliec. - One Of the car wi IS
' ou- ~ Inc ATMOSPHERE OF courts, and win dis
."o" oy iulsone Aal'ery to the dispenser of pat
se' describes Gen. Jackson's mind in the fol-
nsa "s afain o. hyberbolicul aduati.n. 1t is CO.
|f,b,a' ""' letter writ en- in Washington and pub
If IN. ~ INC N. I. Times, Of he most servlle
" "a" Tt administration presses:
ma,... mysterious light which directs his
|ph,Iosa' winch oaffles oil speculation upon the
wb;oL p"y OF m!rd, AMI the channels through
Na, .'"I''sions arc reached without tho aid of
unoo . operation which can alone shed light
|sIusoa"' pa,nway Of research He arrives at con-
Cess !, WIN rapdhy which proves that his pro-
nor over ~ .'ioosh the tardy avenues Of sylogsm,
lied ws,. "s oealen track Of analysis, or the hack
a. Mn wax OF logical induction. For Wills, other
raes ~ nsolous and cultivated, are pursuing these
lis ob;.., 'ea'es them in the distance, and reaches
Inv 1 ~, N much less time and with no, less accu
'''' mind seems 10 be clog sod Ky no forms,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-30

Oct 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
PUBLIC SAFE.

HNiiE undersigped being about to reno.
- To Mrs. Henry's Mill, will offer 90. a..
on Thursday the 26ih Of June, al his pre-.
residence, Iili's Grove. the follow
monsst other property, VIZ:
Six or seven Work HORSES.
One or two Cows,
One Jew road Wagon, very Little used
One do. half " ora,
SIX sets OF Wagon Gear-Plourh Gear
Plooghs bar shear aud shovel
Three Cradles and SC tLos tcompletal
Rakes and Forks. and other
FARMING UTENSILS.
Also, all the Rye aud Corn. and .r,,,
-four Barrels, remaining in the mail oo y.
day Of sale.
The term OF Negro Girl, who has abo.,
eight years 10 serve, and Who Is of fine d..
,i'ion and capacity, ALL also be sold Q.
above day OF sale.
credit, until The lst day of April ne,,
Will be allowed on all sums over -. the ~.
chaser giving note and approved serur,t,
sums OF aud under S5, mast be rasb. -.
10 begin early ~ the day.
JOHN u. S.sPpiSGTOS
May %, Is3i.-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

are now IN market. The house Is situ,ted in
The most business part Of the town, and il q
comfortable iwo-story frame house, with .
Roe basement suitable for shops or Offices
There - a large and comfortable kitchen.
with Inc garrett that answers for a smoke
hou>c, standing within eight feet Of the house.
There IS also good frame Stable ON the 10,
that contains two stalls, large cutting room.
and hne loft for bay. Any person who ma
wish TO become the proprietor Of this proper
", can have II OIL such terms a. will enable
him TO pay for II with tho greatest ease, by
apply Ing % the subscriber.
viii also sell, Tor cash or good bonds nv
Household and Kitchen Furniiurs, namely. two
solid mahogany Tables, one mahogany Work
stand, one do. Candle Stand, che dozen hand
some PSrlour Chairs, new, one dozen do. 4
little deilced, Que striped Carpet aud hearth
rug, one rag Carpet, Que pair steel Shovel
and ToaSs, best kind, one pair Brlss And
Irons, one pair gili-(Tamed Looking Glasses,
three Feather Beds, thTce Bedsteads. two of
which are high post, aud trunneI brdstead.
two Stoves. two mahogany framed Dressing
Glasses, and q nuHber of other articles not
Cecessary Ia mention.
My horse, sadJer's press, screw bencbe,
aud clans, glass cases. and every article al.
tached To my saddlirg establishment, are for
sale. Saddlers u the neighbouri.ood will do
wen 10 csh aud examine NY stock Of HIrd-
Tars. a. ain determined 20 give bargains.
" the above property be not sold before
Efid'g me ish Jaiy n,ri. It will then be sold
ON the premises. 10 the highest bidder, with.
out reserve. on a credit Of six months, tie
purchaser giving bond and secUrify for All
sums Of aud above Eve dollars less cum.
cash. The payments on tho House and Tot
Will be d"ided to suit the purchaser.
M persons indebted to me are carrestl,
requested to make psymrut as soon a. pvae.
hcable SAMUEL ~. ALLENONG.
Charlostovn. May Z, IsJI-IE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
TRANSPORTATION

NJ I'm: ~. M no. an BETH ZEN NIL
TLhoHE agd lhe <'OLN-T.f ROCKS
A DAILY Train Of Railway seons pro-
"a ccrds 80 t'o,ls d,re~i'ou. Let~ BALTIMORE
ss.d the Point 81 Rosks
WESTWARDIY.
Starting from B-it,Inorc at ~ noon, anil arriv-
lug at the Point II Rocks al uooG VI the iolo ing
day.
EASrwARDLY.
Starts from the Point OF hooks at five in the
evening, and reaches the Depot ia baltimore NJ
tho same hour Of the following evening.
The Rail Road Company have estai,ti she'd am
pie couNenieneeS aud machinery for the safe anI
expeditions trsnAliipmcnt of produce aud cou,u,o-
i'tics between the Canal boats aud the R.ii~ -,
Cars The Company are also prepared To re-
eeiNe produce from the boats, give receipts fol
the same 10 tlic o~pers To thcir order aud dc.
liver the same on the Rail Road Ia Baltimore tC
the consgnces, Tor the charge of - eents per bag
rel Tor Flour, aud other commodities In the san,,
proportion.
They Will also deliver Goods cousigAcd 20 the
Po'nt Ut Rocks from baltimore NJ l9t cents peI
lOoibs and, until further notice, Plaster OF ia.
ris At 81 per ton, aud Sailed Fish aud salt at
cents per luo lbs.
May =, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
IIrf Nurse W0nfed.

ASTED, Immediately, a young and
w healthy woman, with fresh breast
Of milk, to assist in nursing two infants, a
fortnight old. To woman of correct cha
racicr aud neat habits, the highest wages will
be given, aud every thing done to make her
comfortable and happy. A young Irish wo-
NAN or American would find II an ad,anta-
goous situation. Apply TO the Editor Of this
paper.
NAV g. ls3l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

NiiE subscriber has just received . Fresh
- supply OF Seasonable GOODS, rhich,
in addition to his stock on hand, makes his
assortment good-all Of which Is offered at
prices TO suit the times. Ny friends and Gus
toners Gre invited 10 call and supply their
wants. JOHN T. COokUS.
shePherd.town, March %, Is34.-ik
.eT-P. S.-The subscriber is in want OF
MoNEf-he therefore requests those who
are owing him, 10 render all the assistance
that the times viii allow. and thereby confer
u special favour IN these times Of much need
J. 4. e..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
NOT1CE.

DU RCiiAsLRa At tie sals of h,s personal
~ Pyopcfiy, ual. by james A. fforn. 40
october ia-t ore respectfully reminded that
neif notes become dgc on the istds, 81 Iut,e
ensuing They are lodged % the hand, ol
Andrew Hunter lor ,Oliecuon. a. wbom tn,-
mediate payment must he made. ss rirr,,o.-
stances render 20 out " iLe quer.oo o. gne
,isy - 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

IN order TO extend still further the facilities
u extended TO travellers, the undersigned
have placed upon the route between Win
chester and Baltimore an additional line of
hrstrate Coaches, by which gentlemen ira.
yelling from Winchester TO Baltimore will
be enabled TO perform the trip in one dsy.-
This line has commenced running, and will
hereafter leave Winchester on the morning,
OF Mondays. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Safur-
Days, and arrive at Iiarpers-Fcrry in time 10
take the cars which arrive in Baltimore the
same evening.
The other line, connecting with the Staun.
ton stages. leaves Winchester on Hsdaesdav,
Friday and Sunday, and arrives 10 Frederick
or n. the Point Of Rocks in time to take the
cars for Baltimore next morning.
A. HUMRlCKIIOUSE & co.
April -, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
PRIVATE SAIL.

NliE subscriber will sell. nj private sale
the FARM upon which Jacob Benner
now resides, and lying on the waters Of a.,
Potomac river, and adjoining the lands Of
Adam Moier, deed, George Reynolds aud
others, containing about
371 l-2 Heres,
large proportion OF which y Ia fne thirty.
ing Timber. The Improvements are a CON.
Portable Log Dwelling, large Barn, SC. with
a neEer-iIiling spring convenient 20 the house
There i on tlhs farm an elegant Apple Or.
cbaTd, with other fruit trees. There !, like.
wise upon the liver bank quarry Of lime
stone, the lime of which - superior to ans
made IN this neighbOrhood. Persons WISHING
To purchase, will apply TO VIM. G.. Br,en a,
the Anti Esiam Works, or the subscriber ~
Frederick County, Md.
Terms will be made to suit purchasers.
JOHN BRIEN.
Dec. u, 1s33-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
S.& BE.E.vG,

VIE Proprietors Of the Bower Saw Mill,
Il on the OPequon Creek, having complet-
ed their work, are now ready TO receive Tim
Der aud accommodate the public with all
kinds OF Saving, upon the most reasonable
terms and shortest notice.
Timber will be taken in payment for saw
ing May IL, lS3i.-st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05


Upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, res
pecifuily invite pubic attention To the sub
Jeet. They have aWare-IIousc near the Old
Furnace, lat the head Of the dam ono mile
above Harpcrs-ferry-one nj the Point OF
Rocks-and one at Georgetown--lle latter a
Few doors West Of Francis Dodges. Tie de-
sign of this arrangement is To transp To or
der, or receive for sale, on commission, ali
sorts Of PRODUCE which the trade OF
The surrounding country may require; and
tins shall be done on such terms aud condi-
tions rs TO provo advantageous to the people
OF the upper country. PRODUCE will be
received at any point OF the Canal where i,
can be taken into the boats.
One OF the concern will be constantly la
Gcorgctown-the other az the Old Furnace
or Point OF Rocks. Those who may entrus,
:heir affairs in this lipe to the management
Of this firm, may rely upon prompt atten-
ton and upon every possible exertion TO pro-
mote their interest
The Boats are now ready; and one Of them,
the MhJoR JACK DowSisG, Is of the largest
class which can move upon the Canal, an !
will have n good cabin. aud berths for those
who may wish to accompany their produce
to market.
The undersigned feel some confidence thai
this arrangement will DC productive Of public
benefit and they shall feel grateful Co sucl
Of their friends rs will make an experiment
with them.
JOHN G.. WILSON,
JAMES l.. HENSHAw.
March 81, 1534-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
II Bundle kOss.

oST on tho 18th instant. on the road he.
IA tween Col iIIte's ADD " N. Moore. a
BUNDLE, containing several articles Of dre..
Ia Wit blue sincham Frock, ooo pair of
shoes, Stocking, Capcs. aud several other
things Some Of the articles were marked
with the name Of D.. y. Hne The finder
viii be literally rewarded. by leaving the
same either 81 Col liiie's Or Thomas Iii,e',
May -, isJi.-Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
B,suiiy,.I .M,taphor,.-tiomer COMPARE,

R,aniifui -Msfaphors.-tiomerc compare the
descent OF Hector TO the fall of a rock FROM
the top Of mountain. An Eastern poet says
Of the date tree, that its head reciiDes ls--
suidly like beautiful woman o, ercome with
sleep. Milton likens the progress of crime
TO the lcngthsnins shadows Of a setting sun
A happy lite, says Charles Buckle, author Of
SvblimitIes of Nature, Is neither like q POOL
nor torrent. but like = gentle stream that
glidcs smoothly and silently along. RoiIin
compares the temperate order Of eloqucnee
60 q beautiful ruin emhosomed in " God, and
che sublime order Ia an impe tuous river, roll
Tny with such violence - to break down all
that - opposed to u. tyrant Is compared
to n stately tree, which had extended itself
into many countries, and spread the shade OF
its branches over them, but at last being
vorm-eateu, wasted and fell TO the earth. and
never recovered is verdure.
Good .Narin'.-keeP up your spirits BY
good thoughts EnJoy the pie asant company
of your best friends. but IN all enjoyments be
temperate. Learn the art. 10 be preferred
before all others, of being happy " hen alone (;
which consists ~ the encouragement Of good
hopes and rational pursuIts-in leading an in
dusirious life, aud On converse " ith the world
BE ever careful, for the sake Of peace, 10
speak Ill of no one, 10 treat your known enc
my with civihty, and shut your ears sgain,t
evil reports Of all kinds.
Popular applause. ten thousand
tongues should chant our praises, they would
sound uuh ACRIMONIOUS in our cars, II conscience
Join not in the choir.
Pretty .Ineies. -On the ele vation Of Napo-
Icon 20 the Empire, the nom nation Of the dig
nitaries, both male and female, appointed TO
various Offices about the Court, afforded am
pie scope for the exercise Of Talleyrand's
eaustic wit. The female fashion Of that re-
rod sanctioned the liberal display Of neatl,
turned ancle, or in more precise terms, the
Fades peiticoats wore extravag antly short
one day Talleyrand was in attendance al the
Tuillerics, in the apartment commonly called
la sale au Trons. Several ladies' were also
present, who had just been appointed TO the
dignity OF Maids OF Honor, aud amongst the
number, q certain Madame dc Mariner, the
daughter OF the Duke do Choiseul. Her beau
ty. which was remarkable, and above all, the
exquisite symmetry Of foot that might have
felt at ease in Cr'derella's slipper, afforded
some excuse for her adoption Of the prevail
lng fashion on its extreme; for be IL divulsed
TO our readers, the SKIRT OF her robe was of
uncomfortable breSity. A good-natured cour-
tier OF tle new regime remarked the fact 10
Talley rand and asked his opinion Of the fair
subject. TalIeyrand looked first at the lady's
face, AMI then scanned her dress attentiyely,
his eye taking downward direction. At last
he drily observed, A" For Maid Of Honor, her
Pctticoais arc rather short"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

MILLING.

INiIE undersigned has leased i-rs..-.
- years, Mrs. i'eury's ,alu,sl, ,l...
Mill, Formerly dorgsn's.l together s. . o..
Saw Mill and Plaster Mill. and All a..
IN due season To receive Gram, Pi..,.-.
Further Particular Will b, gwen =,
prepared for active operations
JOHS 3. SAY".N,r.,,.
May 81, 1S3i.-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

fNAN REED n co. Commission M,r.
- chants, No. 8, south Charles street.
na'l,@Ors, Md, devote particular attention
We sale Of WOOL. Al consignment.
,n&no 'hcia. VIII receive their particular IL.
'ei't''n' ana liberal advances viii be mads
Shen required.
Baltimore, May ?, 1s3t.-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
For Eca!f,

TINE Merchant Mil, Saw NIr r..
Il Mill, and Caraing Maetin,,. 3, 81.
Grove. will be rented to the t.h..t
ON the 26ih day Of June o.N,. IT o., .-..
ousiy rented. agreeably 20 tie letter II
lease under which hold.
g. All persons having claims s-a.r.,
will please call aud make 4 >e,t'e..,i.
IN order TO do this satisfac tor.y asa s,...
ly, those indebted TO me vail rcrrcne !,
necessity OF closing their accu,.r., LII,
siii esteem u ia act Of gr,a; k.-.s,,,. /.
this request be carefully attended q,
JOHN B. SAFPINGTOS
May 20. Is3i.-5,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
NOTICE.
CHiRLESTOU.N' e JFFVf.RoOt.cu
SAVINGS INSTIIir1nyN

SAVINGS INSTITUTES
VNhlS institution is now prepared To re-
eei,e uc nSgn'sr sreeA q dcpos,,es 1t me.
~ies 81 money, the fOlio~ing rates 4 ,oi. IS,
~iii be PAID VIZ For such - remain fror.
- mouths, pr eent per sDurrp
70 J. I'oh,hs per cent Icr anstts:
h"d oTrr u mn"ti's, p, = Cr,.t ter .,,n.,r,
''t y" S',fs instance, ~bCrc the time of ia, &C.,,
" "9' stated ~leh thc deposit . ,asdc. tke ...
"a fcposiie - the o,t t.t.sv,il -. ,.,I6...
sit,r Seuand. Opposite on s,,..,,.,J. .
De reccivcd, but NJ irt-test siiowr,f ti...tro,
Ds,s ~ drpesitc IursJs,s t.,.-. 10 osla.t
~ VI. to = NJ. @nd 5siur, a, T. i.cn lot,
by ofjlF - the Bna~i - D,,.4t.r.
Nay ~. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
To oar Creditors.

NE have this day executed nm as,,a.
w ment Of all our goods aud effect, :,
Messrs. George W. lIammoud and " lila
t. Lock, IN trust for the general benef,
our creditors. With a view OF eio,in, OH
concerns as speedily a. possible, We have ~.
sired that they commence selling OF a, H,
as possible, and We hope those no are NJ
debted To the concern, III irnmedia,-l, com.
forward and make pa, men, TO the Tru,,.,
WILLIAM CLEVELAND 90
Chariesto~n, Msy -. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
VARIETY.
WON

Vet In Inv prcscBe~, lovely fair,
To hot-', may be forgiven.
fur snre t~er- ir'p.oGs to despair,
SO muel, ~ sigh, of heA,ea. Burn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
Look 0s Tkts!

NtiiE Subscriber, having determined 10
IL remove TO the West, now offers for sale
his entire stock Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. YOUTHS.

A. the ro,- by the fountain ding dow the wave
it, blnS,cs. forgetting it, Glass aud its grave;
So the heart si,r,is color iif-'. early hour.
But the heart las its fading veil a. the ho~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
Dried E-,lif.
Trash. made C.gNU.!
Notice This!

viii rent for any number Of years from the
II l,t day Of July neat. my MERCHANT
MILL, situated Oh tie Bullskln run, Eve mile,
south OF CharlesiOwn. u II DOW under ex.
eeiient reIair, aud an order 70 grind grain OF
every description. \ miller, with a small
family, viii be preferred.
JOHN MYERS.
May -, l53I-ci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
stray EEOrsr.

STRAHED from John Peaeher's farm. a,
- The Old Furnace, on tho 12d instsnt. a
~ bright BAY HORSE. Eve year,
EkfaIa Old this spring, 20 marks re
collected. except -~ar near
easesHA4Gs the siihc JOINT produe ed BY e
kick 90 snsg his tail Is very thin and preti,
long BE ha- also = small white ring around
One u his hiud feet Dear tls h0of A r,a.
sona5ic reward vail be gwen tU any ,r,ot
who viii inform tho Subscriber where ths
and horse ca be Lad
WILLIAM BOWEN.
sbepherd,'own. MAJ -. ls3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
Great chance 10 bssy Land.

ENtiE subscriber offers for sale 1900 acres
OF good farming LAND. near the Nation
al Road, at Tomlinson's tavern stand about
~ miles west Of Cumberland. Also, a3oo
acres near thc mouth Of Savage, on the
North Branch Of the Potomac. The land Is
generally lined with large banks of Stone
Coal aud Iron ORES heavily timbered. and
possesses great water powers. Also, 1900
acres IN Hampshire county, Va. II also con-
iains Coal Ore and valuable Timber, and lies
! miles from the North Branch OF the Poto
mac. The above land will be sold in auau,-
ties from 10 acres 10 the whole amount. o..
very reasonable terms, and Bank Of .Nargiand
money will be taken At par, IN payment
Address JOHN BRANT.
Westernport, Md, May -, ls3l 1T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
NOTICE.

HNNE len my books. rontsf -v o.
~ 'rru accounts, sfh Nr & o. ,l.r
iof settlement sni collective P,ro-. B.
~ 'u'h accents stahding. 4ll please d.
ou him r,.' tu,t.t
Va ~ l.1l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
Y0nnc Ladies' .Semin0rY.

NHIsS NICHOLSON and Miss HENRY
1vN will conduct n select Seminary iT
young ladies. The course OF literature pur-
sued, - the one adopted in some Of the best
Institutions in the United States. The plan
OF instrue ton, j. the result Of much expert
cnce aud study, aud Is suited To the taste Of
the present heightened aud inqu.ring age
Siis, Nicholson has lorg been engaged la the
important business OF teaching, and has testi-
moniais FROM gentlemen % high standing. Pa
rcnts are Invited 10 call and examine them.
The course of tuition comPrch,nds the ele-
mentary and higher branches OF education;
embracing geography, use Of globes, CON
strueton Of maps, grammar, composition,
rhetoric, ancient and modern history, moral
and natural philosophy, CHEMISTRY, botany in
connect ton 18th drawing aud painting; Latin,
French, aud music. Miss Nicholson designs
giving lessons IN music 10 ladies, Who are no.
connected with tie seminary, and soiieits pa
tronage.
The school IS now open for the reception oil
pupils. There will be two sessions IN the
year, Of five months and half each.
Terms from So TO sli, per session. Music,
Sl2 for 3Giessons
REFERENCES.
Rev. VIM. Jack sou, New York.
Rev. MIR. Hs~lcy, Washington.
Rev. }. Job"s, Baltimorc.
Rev. William Nc,ins, DO.
Rev. X. II. Drane, ii.ser>town.
Rev. Mr.. Mines, toru,rriy Of Montgomery Md
Gen. %. Williams, iiasers,o~n. Nj.
DIR. j. eynolds, ~.
ID. Spr'sg, EsI. formerly Of iiagcruo~n.
ParvIts ARE Invited to call "a, Col StubLlviie!i',
and examine them
Music, on tl,e Piano snd Guitar
lev more young ladies' eau De Aecomm dated
With board AT Col Stubbir6eId's
Winchester, April ;, IssI.-5m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05
EASTMAl,DLY.

The same iine starts every morning from
Winchester. proceeding a above ~ iisrIer's
frrr, u the POINT Of Rocks starting trorn ticncr
at 81 ia the afternoon BY the Cars To BaiIinOre,
.n rcaeLins ;hst cat, between ten aud eleven.
Passengers can also pass dsil, bst~-en frrde-
rick Gu, aud Minehv s,er, ia either direction, by
the same linc OF convey asse.
May \. ISL