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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-07

PREPARED BY JACOB Ht,UCK, baltimore,
NOR tie cure of the following Diseases TuInors
~ Rheumatism, Gout Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
bains, Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness of the Jofs Vs.,
Cramps, Burns, Scalds and all kinds of sweIlinvs nj
'ended with pain.
oIa-Tbe IiNIMENT he obtained nj HOUCs.-@
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market sti o
with proper directions for using. Price so cents.
maf2--6m A04lstIE |ftl
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-07
TRAVELLERs REGISTER.

4aS2szf5SfaZ SsEk-rE4zzEszsAE- sfstslEs4easAsA-
WwyHE baltimore Steam Packet Company take plea
sure in announcing TO tie public that they nave ave
established the above line with the following wen
kneWn, superb, fast and strong boats, and eNperieo
Commanders. - ,,rr,t,t7
Georgia. Capt JAMES 1 G9F l5EE
JewesS Capt Ja1i = :, SIrvT0N
South Carolina. Capt IIiOmh w, =, q 49,
Leaving lower end of Spears wharf d I ri,,; ~
a. NJ. for Portsmouth and RoHoIk, a., "diii,'s
Portsmouth about II O'Clock; T. NJ WiI'Lg Passcus
Fnr the Soutb Jake the cars at forshouui' ashES al
weldon N n nj s O'Clock next morning, leaFe wei
So1 M I'll IA arrive at Wilmington same evening and
800 ,;a;on Immediately in The steamboats,, and
-, =, I,ar lesion s. c. next FaorRing being about
-, e. hours from TsaG1Iore TO Charleston.
a. sPasspngers will hear in mind, that in this Line
q, no detention fatigue annoyance, by chan
80 If baggage, sc. And may rely the above. The
$n2smoufh and Roanoke Railroad being in good ORDER
,-itb cars of modern construction, running eight
,-gheeIs with no burtlIen attaceed.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, leaving
aItiHore on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, sleep
or board tlle Bay boats, and arrive in Richmond
day by : or O'Clock, +. NJ.
Freight By this line 10 and from Norfolk and Ports
mouth taken moderate rates, with and dispatch
Tare through 10 Weldon (meals on board Bay boats in
ciude0)
Fare through to Richmond do. 10
% Norfolk and Portsmouth. do. .,.,.,. g
Ocl It. SHEPPARD, Treasurer
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-07
Co7a Of Letter from the Rev. p. Morris.

Your obedident Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-07

Corner of East baltimore and High streets
And by all the Druggists III Baltimore, aud IN Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, ID. e.
lie 10 PAW
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
DISSOLUTION.

4 VIE co-paFtnership Of M a. r. Feriday
81 co, ofNatchez, ana Bennett, Peril
day q Co. Of New Orleans. die this day dis
solved By mutual consent. william Feni.
day and John Rouih arc alon charged with
the settlement Of The Affairs of W.. 81 R.
Ferriday g Co, and are authorized 10 use
the Cd partnership name Of said firm for the
purposeso Of liquidation; and Henry d. Benz
nett and John Routh are charged with the
settlement Of the affairs Of Bennett, Feriday
~ Co, and are authorized 10 use The col
partnership name of said firm for The pun.
poses Of liquidation.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
RICHARD I'M Lk4ENI8
New Orleans, July Is4O Sm
Du Hose e TgiCInalE1 SOM

FACTORS AND COaEaIIssroN MERCHANTS.
NC 40, Camp Street.
espectifully return their thanks to their
numerous friends fol the very liberal
patronage bestowed on them during tne past
season, and they take thisoccasion ID assure
them that they are permanently established,
aud expect to continue long ia ihe above
business. Their governing rulein business
Is ~ dc justice 70 alImen, guard against lia-
bllltles, and obey instructions; i'll carrying
out which they have assurances Of havino
general satisfaction. Their business Is con-
fined chiefly ~ tue receipt and saIe of OF
toe, Sugar ana lloIdsses, and the purehase
q goods forplanters, whose interestsre receive
their undivided attention.
They confidently refer those With whom
they have not the pleasure 81 an acauain-
lance, to at for whom they have III any Way
transacted business, and respectfully solicit
and hope 10 deserve continuance of pat-
ronage
81. Orleans, June II July 8-52- l3t
IN II Those papers that published foF III
last season will please insert tie above week.
" 3 months, and forward to is for PAYMENT.
also, the Vermillionville Gladiator vim in-
sert As above. rs ~ n
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
RICEA BD NJ GENT
e ~ TJlRpIN
HUGH WATT
View Orleans, July !, 1910 Ism.

TIE undersigned (late 81 Tie fun of MI.
gent, Iurpin & Waite has taken into parts
neTship Mr Alfred III Hopkins, Of this city,
and will continue HE Commission Busi mess
under the firm Of NIJGEN. HOPKINS q
RICHARD NUEENI,.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
40

Atlt copagtnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, undes the
firm Of lgENT. TURPIN 81 WATT. ii
rev Orleans. and TURPIN, WATT & co,
at strand 5nlf, Mississippi, is this day dssol-
Veq py mutual consents The uneettled busi-
ness ct the houses will Be attended 10 by
Alcnatd Nugent, ia New Orleans, and i.
IN Illrpin and Hugh Watt. a. Grand Gull,
VINO are authorized 70 use the names Of the
IePectlYe tlFns for the purposes Of liquida.
ton only.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
n Thomas III Daniels. decd are request
va to make immediate payment: and those
having claims against the same, are requests
ed ID preset them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law orthey will be
forever 5Rfred
ROBERT F. SORELS, Admir-
ia right Of Ills wife.
June 1910. 1896.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

70 ALL THE ENLIGHTENED THROUGHOUT rHR
WoRIDl
~ II known, that S.A HIJEI. a POR TER
was this ay expelled. ana forever de-
barred rom the rights and privileges Of Free
MISSIONARY ter unlnasonic conduct
Publlshed by order of the Lod This the
25th DAY OF Julys A. Il $40 D. 1870.
JER. COOPER. Secsy.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

HEREBY assign ~ W Dorsey all NV
accounts open and u0so uron he
books of the laie firm ST Scott caldwell
ana ihe big Dorsay ha fill noHe & c6ldcI
aod Nj pi ths sae
THO W SDoTT
ourviHing partneI Isl Scot g. CALDWELL.
February 1840
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

Io ~ THE ENLIGHTENED THRoUenoUr !
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-11-13

Yazoo elIE wv n lall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
TIVE CURRENCY


What wasthe condition ofthe currency
Of the country, when President Jackson
came into office and Wha, is IL now II
IS a notorious fact that IN 1929, and for
more than ten years before, the citizens
OF the United States enjoyed a currency.
which Tor all the purposes Of trade, bust
ness, aud exchange, was not surpassed IN
any country IN the world. Wish the
United States Bank and ils agencies IN
furnishing notes Of universal credit and
bills Of exchange at fractions below one
per cent, business could be done and pay
menis taade and received in any part OK
the United States without loss or embar-
Iassment.
The same Bank as the fiscal agent Of
the Government received, collected and
disbursed for the Government, and its of,i.
GERS. at distant POINTS, upwards OF four
hundred millions Of dollars without the
loss Of a single dollar. or subiecGng the
Government 10 any expense or charge for
all this service. All this is attesled by
public documents and the experience Of
all our citizens who had business totrans.
act, or have given any attention to the mea.
sures Of government.
What is the condition Of the currency
now ~ question 10 which the whole
community Can answer SO bad that 70
cannot well be worse. Our Banks have
been increased beyond measure, their
notes deprecated, and the rate Of ex-
change between different parts Of the
United States has become 30 bigb as 10
interrupt payments and receipts derapge
all The channels Of trade. whilst ID ernbsr-
fasses and ruins the debtor.
Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Van Bafen pro-
missed tho people better currency than
they enjoyed before they came INTO the
administration q the Government For
years the people were deludeJ and some
of them gulled By the assurance that they
were 70 have gold currency II Is 10 our
COS too well known that neither Of these
pIomises we're ever fulfilled or realized.
H1W might the business man. the wsv.
lsfng man, the laboriBg man. rejoice u
We currency vas such as We bad m -
ana 5n-beiore Gen Jackson began 90
experiment on o. rs whole BODY was
,hen sound and 10 good health. but has
"''n brought io rs present dcp'orable and
''N''l'n' condition hv the most miserable
''eSeiy OF shorts sighted o. proAigaie po.
Their grand specific was N pu, down
the "rft states Bank and encourage
the State Banks a. a sub.ft,te .b,rb
with The Gold Bill were 70 foro,.b ne
better currency
Hae'ng increased these Banks beyond
measure ~ their policy. they ere nov
denounced bv Mr. Vac Buren, and m,
supporters as q they had been Wing IN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
ShcpherfTsf0lrm NrbooI.

E'iiE subscriber has opened = SCHOOL. ~
ShePhcri,,owu, where hc d, prepared TO re-
ceiVe pupils IN The ordinary branches OF Ednca-
iion' at the following rates per term OF IL weeks
each
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, So 90
For Geography, History, English Gram.
mar and Composition, 90
Also, Il desired. Algebra, Elements of
Geometry, Of Chemistry, Rhetoric, Eloeu-
ton, &c. ; nu
Also, az a few IN the School wiSh their chi
dren 10 commence the Latin language, De- would
give instructions IA that branch on moderate
terms.
The discipline Of the School ard morals Of
the pupils, will receive a due share Of the teach
eT's attention
The publics humble servant.
II. q. kALB, Proe,pisr
Shepherlstovn, Aug. 6, $40.
u Up $. Books and Stationery fIrn ;-hed bv
the teacher, and charged 10 the subscribers AT
the usual retail prices D.GK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

SLIGHT Messrs. Foster and
Johnson. electoral candidates in Tennes-
see, bad az appointment to speak at Rus
seville in that State, but for certain rea-
sons failed to visit the place at all. A To-
co foeo correspondent Of the Knoxville
Argus, however, no, knowing Of their
failure, and supposing that they had spo-
ken according to appointment, wrote on,
particular account Of their pretended
speeches, md stated tina: eigh, wings had
been converted 10 the administration faith
by the discussion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
PUBLIC SALE.


" WILL expose az public sale, on .gpsSiy he
- 2th ~ tAis month, (.gagusf.1 where 4 hov,
live, the following PROPERTY, to W.T.
head Work Horses and Gears,
light Cart and Wafer Car.
IS head % sheep,
- head Of Cattle,
OF head Of 6fsi-Fats Milch Cows. two OF
them fresh;
ssvgB-siEbib nufham Bnr CsIf. ort of ,,r.
Thomas Raw iias's ceivbfsied Durham Coz,
30 head 81 Hogs, Breeding sows,
set o. Biaok-smrh's Tcois. complete;
Grind Stobe--i Whcel-Barrow.
A quality ofBACOS,
30 bbis. CORN 90 bushels RYE,
$50 bushels OATS,
30 Or 90 tons TIMOTHY HAY,
d3zcB large Walnut Gates
snail do
a qusnuty of F.fR.VLNG UTENSILS. of
every description, b. eomplcts order, wItb ma
~ articles not nscrsssry % mention.
tLgsA credit ~ 0ins meath $50 be- sirsn
on al sums 20 A. SOD upwards. upon ttr poo.
chaser giving bond cod good set1Itt ms
undef -, cash 80 property o. be removed
ubul the tsfuf ore complied wHh Sole 10
sommtnce % 10 O'Clock. when doc attention
aiil be gwen by she sphsrriher
GLOHsE EtpENOJR
August 6. istl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
THE MARKETS.

Cg'es the BaLsia0Te .las0iean, Tuesday, tug. 4
F,oUR-saies from stores Of 2GO barrels, ne "
wheat, at 80 25--Ciiy Mills IS 80. sad su.qpe-
hanna S525 wmEIrs. OF all dissertation,
range from l0s. liz, ia, TO lls cents CoRs,
white, was sold to-day at so cents and yellow
al 81 cents. RE is worth IS 60 eents-none
IN market OATS are worth 25 cents. wHIs.
KrT-Last sales OF hhds were at 81 csnts-now
held OF p cents. Sales Of bbls. to-day at 30
cents. The wagon price Of bbls. is - cents,
exclusive Of the bbl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
Morscs, EInrse- -

ncrSCS, Horse =,
'ENiE subscriber intends 10 VISIT Jefferson this
L month with
80 head Of frst-rate HORSES,
Suitable for saddle cr h.rnrs, some IT ,hrru are
thc largest drought horses that could D. GuaG Iu
Ohio Ten Of the number ATE aa-rs nj t'i- best
order-2 oi them said 60 pace uil- sa - mirutcs.
Tie has also two pair Of MS,ci Horses
lie ~ill be la Miuchcst-r the i-th 1t August. a,
Chsriesto~n the l9ih At Mzrtinsb,tg ih- gls' q
shepberisiown the 2ath and At IizrpeTs- Fsrr, the
goth. Those Ia want Of horses would do eli To
attend 10 this lot, as they very superior.
JOSEPH 2. DUST.
August o, ISiO-SL
u ..Narfinsbt,rr Ga.ftf, n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
RIRREEn-

On Tuesday, the 2s,h ulL, in wiIliamsport,
Md, by the Rev. C. StarIsman, Mr.. CoRsfLIus
5 w. YoSrz, TO Miss Mary, daughter of Mr..
George Weis, both Of Shepherdstown, Va.
On Thursday evening the 30ih ult., al the same
place, and by the same, Mr.. JOINS w. CAMP
BELL 10 Miss AvY ANN ANDERSON, both Of VIM
chester, Virginia
AT the Point of Rocks, on the 93rd uIt. by
The Rev John l.. Pitts, Mr.. JoHN LircHFIELp 10
Miss MARY HURsT, all Of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
9,DUUApIfrNfo

TNHE duties Of Mas. MERRITTS srA.
Gi&0ie SGtCOOyt,, for YOUNG LA
DIES. will DC resumed on ts, fr.t Nondsy H,
September.
In sddiiion to large pair Of Globes. sci Of
PhdosoPhicsl Apparatus has been obtained, by
which experiments ia ssno OF tho natural SCI.
onces will be exhibited
e2-A few more BoARDERs canbe received
Cbatlest0wn. August G. lao
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
TO RO.FD .rZ,sHEYS.

.INHE County Court Of Jeierson having levied
- 5000 90 10 my hands for the purpose OF
improving the road al Reyes Ferry, beisg the
space passing through the river in front OF the
house shall attend there on Saturday the 18th
inst, al 10 o'clock, to ex plain the nature OF The
work 10 be done, and shew where the stone arr
10 be taken from so make the wall AMI G.linr.
aud at the same time receive proposals ior Do
ing the work. u must be 10 feet wide 10 tha
foundation, including the wall. and 10 fec; al
the >urface-the wall being : feet thick "a the
foundation, ard fee, ct the top, and built oil
large stone IN the most substantial manner. ard
we'll capped the surface ofthe rusd must be ie-
vel from tie hank above tho ferry isndins TO
the slope Of the bridge tmbauk NE % l., and cover
ed g inches with small stone The highest bid
der Is To get sac cOutract-that D.. he 81 no " 80
raise The road the high shail have the 5000 90
JAMES NJ. BROWN.
August 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
DIED.

On Thursday NIGHT last. RUru E,ImA, dauyh-
ter Of Capt. John Reed, VI this town, aged Q
years ard months
On Saturday last, WrLilM HE-ry. infant
son Of Mr.. William Jobe Of Bfuceiown. Fred
eTick county.
Fer sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud 10 Heaven ,couveyd,
And babe /, blossom therru \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

the laurels that shall reward the exertions
Of our neighbors. North Carolina and
Georgia, IN the approaching contest, will
remind South Carolina that her true place
Is al ihs post Of Danger, rather than al ire
division Of ne JpOiis.
Respectfully. your obedient servant.
PIERCE NJ. BUTLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
ESTRANS.

STRAYED AWAY fron the shanaoudale
~ Ferry, on the Attn of July last.
II Yoke Of small black and pli.e OMEN,
would weigh, when fat, about 600 lbs each -
Any Information concerning the same will he
thankfully received, and the informant literally
rewarded by the subscribers, residing OF the
Shannondale Furnace, Jefferson county. Virg'a.
PERDUE, NICHOLS s co.
August 6. 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
THONlS RUTHERFORD,
HU.HPiIREY KEIES,
IONS REED.
THOMAS R.IHLLN,S.
4
Dissolution orPcrrnFrship

.lrfrsi- Hunter q E3frri T. o.. -. p Tic
practice Of the Law, having expired. ~ tie
oH-'1-l limitation, tHo same is Dissolved by
mutgli consent
Each ~ s1'i rar'.r, rtrrv, the ,-r',- o.
his p.7-rrsiprsl ,er, &C, - tte public II,r
sePeraie oi.-r', e. hsrelofnrr, continue p the
row immediately opposite thr D..ri Hau-e
~ The absence q clI.lE &C sa.4 r1riie, tie
other will attend 60 his prcfcssIou-l 6as.ac.s
for han, a, lar a. practicable
ANDREW HUNTER.
I'd" aED =. C3JhE.
August 6 lEl0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

VIZ H1tsf'ffrd tenders his setra~istI 80
n..au Or hs Hhsra| pataaaes r-r,fsf.
'"i t8lf1 ~ caa .Ensrse 20 Nr p.tic fs.
''Hr He hts COW HaI rmpI9y eRpfr'errrf
~ hr'tfate Vaftwea from tle So. born t.-
H-f aaa altisu tir-rf Uai Dee ril he sbIs
'' fra'e ail mnfe et1 lsy h.4af h.D af.h
coo
AZ bs tarirry msY 10 lYurf n ilr4r a..rtt.
unrrt % CAHuIAdr1, cao,rse,,f s,-
''frI ONE itlfsi aHt most agProf -d ratiarnsi
s.i FarlaHiti cs.rr respect. et..s ars
ir.et ~ rflrr4 r5rfe ..t.tA aIts fas nft
htUilfE-. ,fr.g tttr. r.n, node tD ss.t
.. 'r.l Ha..a -lslffsf hFFAtntN0
sffaff.l fs as rtl.f vs. HAWKS
tba.etfse1 Jafy % iel9-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

eS-Ai meeting Of the Junior " hiss, Assem-.
bled at North Bend" shepherds,ewn. on Mon
day evening, 81 inst, it was unanimously
R,soirsd, That the ladies'. as well "a such
gentlemen Of the Wing party as may feel DESTROYS
70 witness ihc proceedings at the barbecue % be
held on the 18th inst, (AugGSi.) be respectfully
solicited TO honor as with their presence.
Ample provisions will be made for their ae-
commoiation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
.SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,


81, 3CHcroou touptp, Ia.
Ia EiilS wei kaoWn watering place wall De
- oPoued tvr The season ga Tie lOth June
STAGE Tie last season some valuable improve
"'nS have been made. Two new aod com
m'oious bath houses have teen erected. for
me purpose OF usint fsg cold sud warn bathing
toe water trom ite principal Spring. There
arc Two drswinE rooms a. the iaree huildtng-
one aejo,ni's The dining hsu. sri toe other re-
m"ie IRON o. The latter IS furnished with
new Pilno.
TO those who have nevcy vl,ficithess Sariu,.
q may be proper &, ssy that they are situated
on he-Sl"1antn1h river, = ~ Re, from Cb.rt...
town, the county scat Of JoIrrsoo. ard can be
reached In one tsy from PbIaie't a.,. B.lt,-
moro, or N1shluEtoa. F4sscrslr r. stop az lar
Pcgs-Icrry 10 di'r, oud then proceed Ten n,.ss
or he Nincie~tsr aDd Potomac Rail road a.
Zee Gharicsiown Depot, wheace ibey are take
a. coaches provided by the CompseJ Gye ua..es
q the Spr,aes
Every thing hss been provided TO render /.
40 4f0 at thIs w1irrius place Delighted o.
those VOC are serkiTg either health or pleasure
Anusomehts % various kinds wt,I 10 faana.
suited To The grave az veil a. IN, CAV No spot
~ Tho Jnion cXreis Shaunonlal- 10 beant, 49,
Tue scenery - unsurpasssd
Ihn virtues % tIa watcrs are well known I'D.
htuirets oi The most obstinate eases. which
would yield To nothing else, have hecu perfect.
u cured ~ these waters. g. Dropss. nsspr -
"a. and ali arrangements OF tie digestive or
cams sud hver and n many other affection.
ihey have proved iusslgab.o.
7. 4 Mu.TON. .Rk'i
or ShrnHgnd4l, Spring. Conpsay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

situations II is worthy Of reference and
consideration to see when these uumer-
Gus Banks were created. From official
documents communicated to Congress by
the Secretary OF the Treasury IN ls3s /,
appears that the whole number of Banks
in the United States, including the Bank
Of tie United States, on the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

a ffs CIFitf see femsiaing urtod n
. rs th+stti aort. witch ,tara bel b.
rs.s m every Fsrusf 81 sfdHt.b g.
..ralf Hrfarf frf fhe Eetef.i tnsnsgs
g" RI horses srf tse fresfrl.sf ~ ftsr 81.
e..rs t rrH'slrs Arrsfs ~ fr Tuff Amen.
.lH .inf et- EeIrs rtr Tfshirt- Haelfe
f8ffaIr
roses p HEJw~ 81 90
I 81. tsi1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
Charfesfo,rn .geofe,,,u.

gNHE ensuing term Ia this Institution will
- eommsnSo on Monday, August 2fth. sud
continue i've monihs-TEAeHIE, MIR. JOHN J.
SANBORN.
TClYJo9B
English Department, 500 per nnnuB
Classical and Mathematical, 3Jt do.
Thorough instruction given, not ONLY m the
different branches which constitute good com.
mon education, hut also IN the Latin and Greek
Languages, snd the higher Mathematics, 10 any
required extent.
eT-PuPils from a distance accommodated
With board on reasonable terms
None admitted except those Who engage 10
continue from the day OF admission, til tie
close Of the session
For the Trustees
AND. KENNEDY, Sse'y.
August 6, Isi0-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-A few days ago
an important case was tried at the Uriied
States District Court, held at Columbus,
Ohio. Judges MILAN and LrAvir pre-
siding. The parties were McKrNNY vs..
NElL, Moons s Co. stage coach propri.
otors. II is stated in the New York
Commercial Advertiser that it was shown
satisfactorily 10 the court and jury. that
Messrs. NEIL, MooRE s. Co.. were very
extensively concerned as stage coach pro-
prielors, and generally gave entire salts
fiction 10 the public. Yet, IN this instance,
IT was evident that the great injury sus
tanned 20 the plaintiff was caused by the
upsettlngof the coach, while in the charge
of driver who was incapable OF taking
charge Of the horses. The jury returned
verdict Of damages for the plaintiff. fire
thousand three hundred and ftcenfy.nree
dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

9J-Ihe Junior Wings Of Chahesiown are re-
ques'ei 70 meet az the Coutt-house, on Saturday
next. at O'Clock. +. NJ. for the purnose ~
making arrangements 10 attend the Wig Fesii-
val 70 be given BY the Junior Wings Of the Shep-
hefdsiown precinct on the 18th inst, august }
a puneinal attendance is requested -.
Aug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

ENoUcH SAD.-The Central Tippeca-
noe Club OF Illinois have recorded the
names Of SEVEN THOUSAND voters IN tina,
State who have renounced Van BuTenisu.,
and are now the advocates OF Tip and
Ty "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
SuIphate OF Quinine, sc.

AA arc aow receiving from Philadelphia
w general supply Of Fresh Drugs and
.Ntsirinss, including a large stock Of Quinine,
horphia, English Cslomei, and other articles,
adapted 20 the diseases Of the season
JOHN p. brown * co.
August G. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
Land for Rent.

| HNiiE subscriber isLes 10 rest for failow Sc
= 'eral Fields being a part of the land c.
me ls'e jones shirley, lying about miles cas-, ~
Smiuheli Application 10 BE- rlsdr iuniediutslv
Tie also wishes 10 receive propossis f1r builiinr
stone House, - by 81 feet 90 the above isnd--thc
plan OF ~h'eh ~ 5c made knoan ., application
TO The subscriber NM. HURST.
Il July so, Is4D. Er'-
T. S-Ali pcrs7ns indebted ~ t'tc estate al The
tate James shirr,, dre'd all please makc i,nme-
di"'e pay mrnt. ihotr having claims srrrequcstcd
y nra.eNl tlLetn Tor .--ftI.t----L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

The National Gazette states on the au-
ihonly OF an officer Of the army who has
been for some time stationed in the west
that several years ago Gen. Harrison paid
out OF bus private resources all the ex-
penses Of educating 30 orphans the chill
dren Of soldiers who had served under
him. This splendid instance Of Harri-
sons well known liberoli,y we have never
before seen mentioned in print.