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PUBLIC SAH.E.

f37IIE uud"r-i-ued Administrator "f the Estate OF
N Jane, Greer drceased. will offer ut public sale
on Wednesday the Oh day Of June next, at the
,aid GfcrI's hate IrsI 'cnce, all tie rrr'onai p.oTeTiy
OF said e.tn'e. c~oU.i.tinr 81 llorses, Cattle. hnrschold
and kitchen furniture, nu- set Of shoemaker, tool.
&c. &c The terms will he made known on the day
OF sale.
JOHN VI. TRINPLF. ADM.
May 22nd At.
, 1841-05-29

"a VOTER" shall appear next week. Owing
to the day before publication day, being
general muster we were unable to give
il a place this week.
, 1841-05-29

GIVE are Authorized TO announce AU-
GUSTUS curry, ESQ. as a candidate fur
the Clerkship Of the County Court of Pike
County, at the election in August next.
, 1841-05-29
NOTICE.

THIllS is to fnrewaIn -! persons from ira
n ding with my vile E!I2abc;I Hardy as
she has apscondea or lei, NY bed ana board
without any Just Cause ~ plovocatI0n. !
am determined not to pay any debts OF her
contracting.
, 1841-05-29

o. w are authorized TO announce FRAN
CTS PARKER ESQ., as "a candidate for the Off
ces of Circuit and County Court Clerk, of
Lincoln County, at the next August Elec-
ton.
, 1841-05-29

Mitchell the ex.member of Congress and
forger. is said to be going it upon a large scale
in the gros shops, bro.hels, &C., in Montreal,
Canada.
, 1841-05-29
Negro Boy
FOR SALE

VNHE undersigned, Administrator Of the Estate
of Daniel Adams deceased, will sell a likely
negro boy. named Clayton, at public Sale, for
READY MONEY, before the Cnurt House door in
the Town of B0wling-Green on the first day of the
next June term Of the Pike Circuit Court.
THOMAS BLAND, Adm.
May 18th l241.-3t.
, 1841-05-29

GA. H. BUCKNER, is a candidate Tor
the office of County Court Clerk for Pike
County, at the election n August next.
, 1841-05-29

OF We are authorized to announce SIM
EON p. ROBINSON. Esq. rs n candidate
fnr the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Pike County. at the election in August next.
, 1841-05-29
DIR. JESSE IL. CRAIG.
Lat. of India8a.1

ILTE " 1HTtH"H.
HAS located at LOUISIANA NO., and
respectfully offers his services to the public
as a
Physician.
Having had many years experience in the
practice of medicine, and an intimate ac-
quaintance with the diseases of the west,
ne 0atters himself tharh he will he able to rem
der satisfaction to all VINO may patr a;ze
him.
For his character as q man and g physi-
clan, Doctor Craig refers to
WIZ. Luce ESQ. louisiana.
May 22nd 1841.-tf.
, 1841-05-29

GIVE are authorized 10 announce DR.. c.
III. BAILEY rs a candidate for the offices Of
Circuit and County Court Clerk of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-05-29

o. We are authorized to announce JOHN
S. HUSTON as a candidate for the Offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk, Of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-05-29
PREACHING

The Rev. George C.. Light, is expected
10 deliver 4 discourse on Temperance, in
this place on the Gin June at early candle
lighting.
, 1841-05-29

The a vocates OF a re -charIer of The
Cniled States Bank should bear in mind not
on'y the fact that it bought up men nd pres.
ses like cattle III tn market. but an Their very
important fact that, dur M the struggle for
renewal of its charter, it made tie following
loans TO me bers ofCon-ress:
ls2Q. il loa med 10 81 mnInhers af cnnnresx SIao lnI
, 1841-05-29
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO partnership
u heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the Grm of CAMPBELL, Chiffon g. Co..
WIS dissolved by mutual consent, on the first day OF
January \. u. ls4l, and the business Of the said
firm will be settled up by Campbell and Chiffon.
JOEL CAMPBELL,
WIN. Chiffon,
JAMES McPIKE.
, 1841-05-29

Col. r. NJ. Johnson, ex.vice President
was a candidate to represent Scott county
Ky, in the Legislature.
, 1841-05-29
NOTICE THIS.

A III. UeFsor' indehied TO the subscriber by note
"A "r account, are e~arue-tly requested to come
f"r"1rl an! make Payment without delay, AZ I
NUT have raonry. II Ibis is not attended to, those
owing me- will find their notes aud account, in the
hands Of the Constable.
ISRAEL BARR.
April 10Th, ISL 1T.
, 1841-05-29
THE LAST NOTICE

n IL those indebted to the late firm of William
S&s md BrJ 'ou, ari n!so to Kelly and BrySou. Ad-
u.inis;-.rua 81 tchn T.. Williams deceased sre hers
by notified that If they Dc not come forward and payoE
their mates by ils first of Tune next. they will DO
put inta tue hand, OF OGsers for collection to q
CERTAINTY.
April %, lSii-3w.
MOSES KELLY,
!. ", BRYSON, Adnr's
, 1841-05-29
" William G. Hawkins, will be supper.
ted for the Office Of Assessor Of Pike County
at the next August election by
MANY DEMOCRATS.

The following communication was addres,
sed t" Mr. Biddle, by the Chairman OF the
committee of Investigation. No answer YET
has ever been received. nor any explanation
given by Mr.. b. or my orc else. as TO what
has gone with tits 100000. The saspi
ciou is very strong and well founded,
that much of it has been spent in
'pipe laying. "yarn spinning, buying edi
tors and p pers, &c.
BANK UNITE" STATEs.l
March 81, l84I.
To ~ Bille:
SrR:-The Commi tee of In, estigatioll.
appoint. d at the meeting of tie Stockh /
ders of the Bank of the United States, have
found in the i'ems of expenditu,esan amount
of 1913 544.lO. IN copy of tie items. CON.
posing Which. with tier dates Respectively.
enclosed.) paid on your receipts and charged
to an account. dennminatcd .~siernanent Ex-
penses,' and that the sum Of $500 900 was
paid YOU on the Cashier orders, for which IN
entry was made. credItinT. a. cancelled. tine
LIST March, 1886, the auI'Cnt OF parent BANK
notes.
The committee have applied 10 Mr.. Dun
lap. President o. tie Bank. to he informed rs
TO the purp Sc for WHICH said expenditures
were made, and he has replied that lie is
unable to give any Information upan the
subject. and they have requested me there
fore. to address you This note. in order that
as these expenditures. were made during the
period Of your presidency Of the institution,
you my furnish the com nit.ee with any
explanation you NAV deem proper.
Yours. respectfully.
, 1841-05-29
President Tylcr's Inaugural

For. sir. inasmuch rs | believe the crea-
ton Of this corporation (the U. S. Bank
UNCONSTITUTIONAL, cannot, without
a violation of my oath. hesitate TO repair the
breach TINS made in the constitution.
Presidei Tyler's SPEECH on The U. States
Bank.
, 1841-05-29
STATE OF MISSOURI, -
Comfy Of Lincoln.

John Baird, William Baird, David
Baird, Gabriel Reed and Mary hi.
wife, late Mary Bund, and Nc
Kinly bays aud Sanh hi. wifi,
late Sarah Baird Petitioners.
John Baird. Samuel Bnird Jr
aud >RTan, William, Samuel, I..Ln
Francis, AEsnlrm. aud James Iia,s
chi hrrn ri Elizabeth liry', late
Elizabeth Baird deceased. DE.
PENDANTS.
, 1841-05-29
THE TnoEouGH-prED AND WELL KNOWN HoksE
Santa Anna.

SST III. stand tie present season at the Stable OF
w ENGLISH aud HUFFARD, on Sugar Creek
in Pike Touniy, on the Road leading from Louisians
&" PaimJ ra, and IL miles from the former place.
lie willserve mares at s. tie season. and SO to in
sure. For further prrticuiars See Hand Bills.
WI. +. WATSON.
April i-.--3t.
, 1841-05-29

r(Nhe above named petitioner, having BY their At
Il turncy gu the 18th day Of May a. d., ls4l.
filed IN the ofhCe of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Of the County and State aforesaid, their petition
pra wing for the partition of the following descrih-d
real estate Of Samuei Baird, late ut aid county de.
ceased. Ito WITT The North Wet fourth Of section
No. II Township No 81. Range two Wet. Contain
Jog one hundred Rrd siytv nc-"s, rl.r the west half
Of the north east quarter objection No " Tnwn,hip
No 81. Rang two west Containing - acres, and
also the North EI-t quarter Of tie North Fast quar-
terof section No. IL, ~ Town.hin No. II, Range
two west. Confirming fnrty acre., all IN the count,
nlnrcsaid Aud Il appearing on affidavit fled with
SAID petition, that John Baird, aud Samuel Band ir
two of the above named defendant are not residents
"f this state. II is therefore ordered shat said non
resident defendants be nutiird that sail petitioners
have filed their petition nsafnrrsai! hy "a publication
of a copy "f this order, in some newspaper puhIiI ed
nearest 10 tie c"nnfy, once n week for eight weeks
successivrly before the next term OF said CIrcnt
Court which will ne begun aud held at the Court House
in the tow" Of Troy la said county on the third Mon
day in July next.
~ Given under nv hand and sral Of office
seal : in vacation of said count, his 18th day O:
49, July, A.. d. lsii.
FRANCIS PARKER, CIe-s
of Lincoln Circuit Court Mo.
July 22-et.
, 1841-05-29

.SrAIE uF MISSOURI,
County Of Pike.
10 the Circuit Court of the term Of March. TO W.,
on tie l1th day o. March, A. D. lsIl.
HrxrILrTA TALrAFEEEo,
and other, Compliments
}n,i in Chancery.
CHArLrs 7. T,LAFEHEo,
and Others. Dei-uI 4ut-.
, 1841-05-29

JrvTAPosrrrox.--I shall promptly give my
sanction TO any CONSTITUTIONAL mea.
ur". which originating in Congress, shrlI
have Tor its object the restoration of 4 sound
circulating medium.
President TEIcr's Inaugural.
, 1841-05-29

I'll stick to you,' as the wax said TO the
letter.
, 1841-05-29

Making the sum of ONE MILLION SIX
HUNDRED AND FIVE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-ONE
, 1841-05-29

Nov 9onh-tf
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crease the length Of existing pest roads
then brAneh road established under h /
illegal. and ell Post Offices e,lahli.ba,
thereon are created without authority o
law bal Il Special Routes" and ''Spe
eial OH'ees' can be founded in the hear
OF the country. under branching powel
sPPiisd to existing routes, then ali the &C.
''on OF Congress in the creation Of nev
mail routes IL suPeTfuous, aud large nor.
ten Of The revenue Of the Post Office De.
paH@eat may be applied by the Post
hs'sf General to the support Of new
branch routes and Offices for by this sys.
en- there would be no limitation 10 The
discretion OF the Department in the null
upi,eaiion Of Mail routes and the increase
Of Post ofiees.
The abuse, for 90 Il nusl be rev,.a.
eS'--has eeen one cause Of the embsrrass-
meat Of the Departments. We might
name others. but they srs more familiar.
u - clear from the condition of the
fosl Once Department, that some radical
reform - necessary before the service can
he well managed by the Government and
the Department. Congress should moi
hesitate ons hour 10 paying OF the deb,
contracted BY Mr.. Granger's rredecessor,
ana due the contractors to the amount of
nail million Of dollars. The mails can.
not be faithfully transported vbiie the
conductors are the heavy creditor, Of the
government. When the Department b,,
the ability 10 meet iis engagement, bv
'nS J9" appropriation Of Congress. We
may then' and not sooner, expect the "a.
wing Of a considerable amount Of money
10 the department. from Topping OF the
exSrsseeDees we have named. AR. Gran.
ger and his subordinaies in Office hsve no,
oniy 90 far done well, but wonderlully
better than could have been expected
Entering upon The department whrn sur.
rounded by embauaSsmenis. be has not
only limited the expenses, but improyed
the service with bis smaller means.
Amongst the evils complained Of. (sav, The
Richmond whig,) we nav name one vhirh
nusi serve a. Preeedsai for many others, unle,s
me Post Master General, should speedily later
Poss hn auihoriy. For instance under the
Pre'enee Of extending mail routes, Mr. Niles e.
lab!ished in the vicinity Of one Of our lar,.
towns, special Pest Once at a Theological &C.
ninary, and appointsd the Editor OF Religion,
paper the Postmaster thereof. The eonseouepe.
ls' that The iTsHhing privilege is conferred in ef-
iesi upon the Theological Institution, BY which
large packages are received and transmitted free
OF postage, and several h0ndred dollars taken
from the revenue Of the old Office We venture
TO say' that the ProPTie,y Of soniorring Such
favour cannot be sustained by single yuJlis
sSasidsraiisI-W whilst il Is sIsaF that a special
privilege IL conferred upon the publisher lor one
religious sect, which Is not enjoyed By Others.
Following the example sci them, We shall e.
Pee; to see every Theological Seminary In the
country Pot in their claims for like privileges.
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SECOND VETO MESSAGE.
MESS AGE

From b'e President oftke United States.
returning, 10Th his objections, the bill
toPrOUide for the better collection. sofs
keeping, and disbursement ofthe PUB
hc ReUenue, by means ofG Corporation
to be styled The Fiscal Cooperation Of
tie United States.
HoH's Of Representatives, sChs United stuts,,
II is With extreme regret thstI feel nv.
self constrained. by The duty faithfully 10
execute the Once Of President Of The Uni.
ted States, ahd 10 the best Of nv sbIliiy
TO preserve, protect, snd defend The Con.
sliluiion Of the United States, 10 return 10
that House in which il originated The bill
TO provide for the collection. safe keen.
ing and disbursement of;he publicTevenue
BY means Of corporation 10 be STYLED the
Fiscal Corporation Of The United States. /"
with my written objections.
In my message seat to The Senate on
he 10th day Of August last, returning the
bill ITO incorporate the Subscribers to the
Fiscal Bank Of the United States" dis.
timely declared that my own opinion bad
been uniformly pronounced TO be sgsinsl
the exercise "of The power Of Congress ID
create NJ ionsl Bank 10 operate per ..
over the Union :" end entertaining thai
! opinion my main obj6eiisn 10 that bill wa,
based upon The highest moral and reliei.
ous oblga;ions Of Conscience and The Con.
sliiuiion.
readily admil that whilst the qualified
refo with which the Chief Magistrate 4,
invested. should be regarded. and We, IN.
tended By The wise men who made !. 3
part o. the Constitution, a. great conser
valve principle Of ouF system, without
The exercise Of which on important occa.
tiona, mere representative mhiofity
mighi urge the GOvernmeat IN he lecisls
Too beyond iha limits fxsd by be trainers
or might exert iia Just powers loo hastily
or oppIsfsivelyi yet, ID is a poVoF which
ought 70 BE- most cautiously eHeucd. and
Z perhaps sever except in case Iuminent
7 ly inVolsing ihe public inieresi. OF cue iu
which Che oath Of The President. Trtinr
undar be convictions beth menial and
moral. iuperiously requires be- exercise
la sseh q case be has 30 aliernaiivs.
BE muai either exert iba neealvs pow.
/ ef inlfurled to BIN By he Constitution
ehiehy lor be preservation, and defence
90 commit an aci Of rFoss moral taTpiiade
hiere regard 90 Che wiil oi q moieHiy mos.
noi, in e constitutional fopubiie Ike oars.
conir1l ihis scored cad soisat daiv d .
sworn oihceF. The Consultation iiaslL. /
regard cad cherish, 81 he embodied end
written ell Of ihe whole People % lhe
Dni'ed States. % is their Gxed end Zoo.
damenid hu Whieh they unanimoasiy
prescribe io ibe pabic iuaciloHmiss--
SEER mere trustees ed terruuia. This
iheiF udi, and ihe iae Ehich ihsr havs
gigen us as lhe role 81 euf seiiaa be- no
gHafd. 10 Fnsfsutes 81 pFeseFvaiica. pro.
isciion. ed dsienee. haitbe oalha u6ict
F. g preseFIbaa ia iha Paalic oEesft. ihf
saacii.g Eiih uaich hey Aa' ttiieioaliy
otseFvs De oeihs. an3 lba ea.i.oi'fm uiih
uhish re people STALL shisit a by lhsr
ean soveratTu ~. uh'eh hss mta1 90
CoaFifuhoa supfoma.
% musi BE- aEeFad sgsinai ibe uiH q [,
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A CARD.

r. STRAITH respectfully suggests 10 the
~ public that By the shove srrangsmsnt.
the bSsiness OF the store is placed in the man
sgamSnt Of Mr.. Beard, ARd that be is thereby
relieved from all engagements, tending to d.
vert his mind aud attention from bis profession,
IN which Il shall hereafter be his higheHt aabi-
tion TO excel. DR. 8. will still, however, lead
his indssneo 10 the bsnsGt Of the Store ia his
medical capacity, prescribing and dirsetiBg the
compromising Of prescriptions, WheB present or
necessary. lie will hereafter generally be
found in his Office a. his residences.
N. B. IN order TO eject the chief objoet OF
the above arrangement, 10 is absolutely neees.
sary nov 70 eloso all the aecOOuts Of che old
concern both WayS-thSrsfors he friends will
perceive the ProPriety Of their being called on
for settlement Of ell unsettled accounts %
sOon ~ practicable. Sept. 9, lsll.
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gemeraI InfelIlrcncc

SERIOUS RIOT AT CIRCiNNATi-s
slip from the sh.cs o. ibe Cincinnati RspubLssr
eonyrys ihs foilou,ng sec0uat OF e tcfous afd
fatal noi 30 tHst cify
CINCINNATI. Saturday Muroinr, ?
HsPembsf ftb. is4i &
Avfsi NsrsraI Lirss LosfIf--
Der Cny ahsthfoua toto greet excite msn'
lssi night d sIiRinaied from q auarrl
thai iooE place on Tbufsdsy aif.,i. o. Co.
lumbia street, between feu agrees End
ahiies ia Which one q ihe latter "a.
dabbef ED cui nufuiiY so ihat d D.
ihonghi De cannoi hse. in coureaaaars
% ihis two o. three ibsusand panons col
lecicd afoubd ibs houses Of the neerse.
on stHih street, Eati of Broadway. 80,
nearoes- apTrehsUsive 81 81 aarar. ha,
afmfd ihemselgss uiih muskeis. aad sre,
nFal iha cfoud The Aiavor inlorms ..
Pc ibinks iua ahiies and leo agrees sf,
ki'isa. aad aboui l3 ton sounded. most
Iy ukiies.
DeuaF ia6 tfisy. e caHnoa was bfof
20 loaded Hiih dsgs. and 6fsi dean
eiaih street See 81 ihrra nmes. raki1z
ihe streets. Soc HiIt ahai efscg h. 90 gs'
kaoWa. Toe Hsrof. ubo ur1 81 ~
crosses az eight. rallied oct iuo miifsfy
con rasies. tha Eaafs aaf GuAHna. ADD
baih squsFsr fraE Fiilh ie 8sVeath. afa
rnafisd ~. end undsf csnifoi 81 tbs mli.
nrg arf alafet t93y 81 nruaed pcfaafsert
ihe nsgfoes aaine sl acnfnsd 10 lheh
tensaa.
81 sraraeaoa 81 property e saass.
eaenca tag isken place
lAa riiy . sia ia great secHsusaf
eaa fse,al nesilag 81 lhe esaas,i - 3.
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WRBAR WAR1RHD.


find bte adjoining Counties.
1NHR undersignsd beg leave e oRer 10 the
- FarDerS 81 the above counties their aineero
thanks for the liberal manner in which lhey
have dealt With as for several yeara past, and
inform them that We can now offer such induce
meats Tor the purchase Of wheat ~ cannot be-
met with a. any other place. HaVinE purehas-
ed portion Of the extensive Milling Estab-
liahmeot at HarpsrS-FerTy, aud rented the other
portion Tor term or ySaFs, are now ready 10
receive Wheat. We win make Il the interest
OF the Farmer aud others 10 cell at this place,
OF at sueh points upon the Rail Road or Canal
that Il can reach this place. From the adVan-
tAgoa No have Of placing our Flour into market
every dhy-tho great saving Of interest and riak
oy quick sales-togsther with the ready sale
Cor all hluds Of Mill Pssd, enables us 10 paw Sc
Verai cents Per buahsl more than any Milling
astAbli1hmOnt IN reach Of the Whsat Of the
above eountios--this however the Farmers will
Be able - sseeFtaia By giving Ne 4 call before
maklhg any disposition Of their Wheat. We
hope cur friends who have harstofora favored
az With their buSinasS, viii now call, as it 4 IN
our power, and We will do better for them than
at auy time hsretofors.
We Intend keeping such articles a. d nsses-
sAry for Farmers, Viz'
Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, &c.
And can. At any time, order from BaItlmora 81
tie DistFisi, any article our customer nay
want
We Shall start the new crop Al the highest
prices the market will justify, and a all IinoI
pay u proportion TO this market price Of Flour
RhrmsFs and others taking The chaFlsstoWr
IiTgtais Free Press" will at ell tines know
eur prices foP Wheat, ss We will sndaavoF C
have them published weekly.
The millville Mill will be- carried on
y the uudsFsigaod, uatil q sale % the zane Il
elected, h the Eams % DANIEL SVYDEH
4 CO., And the business Of Ford & SNYDER clos.
ed al that Mill and ecmnanesd aas9 a Har.
Psrs-FsrFy. We viii else giVs strict attsntiou
20 al Business oonGdsd 20 us at She MillVilIo
Mill, aad solicit q soutiRuanee Of those FaFmsFr
Whoso souvoaisuoo will be- consulted by dsiiy.
sriog their wheat there.
These Of eur customers who have not settled
their accounts 70 he lSt July last, win ploasu
call And do % 60 early % possible, 90 that eur
B. FoFd ssn give attsntion 70 settlements there
before Wheat commences delivering at HaF.
PerS-PeFFy.
Persons DESTROYS Of making contracts for
Whsat will fad HarPeFS-FOrFy easy Of access
either 10 Psrson or b. letter, and sny desire o.
their part shall receive due sbd early atisation
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER.
July IS, ls4i.-M
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@SA9o 0RAWaMOa


RHE ensuing Session, and 9th scholastic
q year Of this Institution, will commences on
the 30th insiant
Terms per Session Of 8 months:
For al the branohss Of Iho EnglishD Department,
including thorough snd critical know ledge
o. the Engiah Language, GraamaF, RhstoFia,
ConPoSitlon, &e.--Msntal and Practical A
rhnmeue, Political, Statistical snA Civil Gee
graPhy, with the uss Of the Globes, and Geo
metisal Rrejeetion Of MsPs--Anaisnt and
AodeFn History, and the Natural SelOnoea
Including Astronomy, Geology, RIinsraIeEy,
setany, Zoology, and the various subjects Of
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. SO 90
The French Language 90
Music, per quarter Il 90
zee Of the Piano, per l5ssIoB so
Drawing and psintlng In slmost every
variety OF styls-shsll Work, Wax
WorE, n Figures, and Fruit, and ia
FlowoFS, each, 90
Beard per session, IS 90
ons afternoon Of zach weak h devoted 20
useful aud OFDamsntal Nsedis-VVork, for which
there is ue charge.
larger number Of day scholars, ~ well a.
SoaFders, can Be admitted on the ensuing sss-
sion' es Ma. TrsWin expects the VsluabIo az
sistaneo 81 her sister, Mas WEsnER, " no will
Be- associated With herself in the duties OF the
school. Every atisBtion will bs given 10 rem
Ger The Institution worthy Of q continuanca Of
that patronage Vhish Il Ia hitherto 80 invaria-
oiy rseeiVsd, and 70 form IN the pupils agree
able manners and habits Of mental discipline,
aa Wsh as to ain ats constant imProysmsut Of
nina and heert,--4o edueate them not only Tor
. llf8 81 usofulnesp and intellectual eniovmeBt
10 tbs life, bat 10 improve those faculties 70.
ven ~ 80 ever BoBeheent Greater, With ab
bumsio Elm 70 bis own glory, and their full de-
VslsPasnt IN q more lasiiDg exiatenes hereafter.
PaFeats are respectfully requested 10 eonsi-
Ger whether tLeso views meet their approba-
ton, sld " 90. Whistler en- atteudanes a the
Daaeins School and CotilliOn parties, does not
impede, rather than seeelerats their progress.
Professional Gentleman will give Lectures
% TIE Sciences Of Nature, and exhibit Expori-
nents, provided q suficieat class can be formed
70 warrant The expense.
ChaFiestown, August s, 1891
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Mere We Como agaIn |!
TAuORIMo.

M Cd. AlIisOm
ID EsPECTFULLY Informs his ola Sr;,ns,
~ y and the PsoPls St large, that he has re-
turned from the wsst, and las again eonmsne-
Cd business at HarPsrs-Ferry, IN the second
noor room Of John @. wilson's three storv
building, directly oPPoaiis the public Arsenal.
Whers be viii be happy TO receive the orders
Of b., hieads IN the Tailoring line. His work
ahali % done IN the neaieat and best mannsr,
Al the Fashions, &ea
September 3, le4l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-09-16
Repairing 4 TOnIng Pianos.

M r. J. r. PENNINGTON, Piano Maker.
4vA or Baitinors. respectfully informs the
citizens Of this place and lie vicinity. that he
viii remain here few weeks shd will attend
te the Shove business re also has from The
Mandatory OF Stern, Quay g. Co, Baltimore,
one Rose Wood Piano, Of Superior tone and
votkmanshiP, 20 which be solieits the attsn-
ton Of those who would like TO purchase or
exchange. No Piano having less than 50 Oc-
taves Of keys will be tsksR 10 exchange.
hr. ?. n recommended BY Judge Douglass
and othors Tor bis akil and fidelity Ia his under.
taxing CharlssiOWn, August &c.
b1Mr p can Be found at the Hotel OF
Mr.. William Gorfel