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References;
Very Rev DR.. VIM. Matthew'S,
Gen John p. Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq,
Darius Clageit, Esq.
Gen. Walter Smith, Georgetown.
John kurtz, E,q. ''''
Messrs. Hugh Smith s Co, Alexandra.
Nath. Jewett, ESQ. lpo,,,u
Nessrs Lorng & Kupfer,
Messrs. Young, Smith & Co.
Wolfe & Clarkes,
Baily, Ward & Co. ''" 'oS'
Benz. II. Field, Esq.
Hon. John Sergeant
William ID. Lewis, Esq. Philadelphia.
Messrs. Levi Garrett s Sons,
/ Eos { en- s, s; =. Esq Baltimore.
Nessrs. Dunlop, Moncure & CO., Richmond.
Mcssrs. J. s. w. Southgato, Norfolk.
Messrs. J. w. Zachary & Co. NJ, o.io.,.
Hon y. ID. White, 'o"
City Of Washington, May Is, lSl3.
NIB We propose TO such editors of newspaper
in any of the commercial cities, who wi insert tb
above Card for one month in their columns, sendin
us paper containing the same, 10 transact any bus
uess they may require in this city, coming within III
scope Of our Agency for the space Of year lror
the first insertion, free Of charge, J. 4 {.
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gains ,eha 10 taiy more raiaab The tighi 10 ip them
%. ths SAME terms colonial productions 10 Greaf B
tain and heT colonial POSSESSIONS.
These great and important advantages viii pro-
badly double As raius Of that extensire gion, aud
make IL Of the most popu, Us and dour. shino
portions OF the State Estimated by a mere n,one,
cd Standard these advantages are worth he would
suppose, all Me rest Of The territory claimed Jy Maine
tosthoaa usem. II 10 this be added the sum OF about
500 200 TO be paid her for the expense OF de
lending hef territory and $500 600 TO her and Massa
ebusets IN equal moieties, in G. nsequenoe OF their
assent TO The boundary and the equivalents received
IL must he apparent that Maine has NOT made bad e
e'""se IN accepting The treaty as compared with the
award as faf as her separate interest Is concerned
nut DC uiai as II may, she IS The rghd judge Of her
o'o" tne'ess and her assent is a sufficient ground
Tor our assent, provided that TO which she has as
sented does not involve too great a sacrifice on the
part oil the rest OF the Union, nor their honor or
safety. 30 far from that far as the rest of the
Union Is concerned The sacrifice is small aud The gln
great. They under solemn constitutional obiiga-
lons 10 defend Maine, Of the members of the
Union, against invasion, and 10 protect her territory
cost what 1t may, at every hazard. The power,
claiming what she commended 10 be hers is one of the
greatest II no, tho greatest, earth the dispute is
OF long standing, and OF a character difficult 10 be
ADJUSTED and, however clear the right of Maine
may be regarded in the abstract, il has been made
doubtful In consequence of admissions, for iohieh e
'orTnmeM y The Uni ~ IS ssponsble. To terminate
such controversy, with the assent Of the party i'm
mediatey Interested by paying the small sum of half
m'iiion-oi which large part (say 5000, OO0) is
unqucstlonably due to Maine, and would have to be
paid to her without the treaty--s indeed small sa-
crihce, fortunate deIiyerance. President Jackson
ods ,ciiing 10 alow her, has been stated than
ho,ee as much for her assent 10 the Gcpd and ~ doing
50, he o,ced his icisdom, whatever might have been
thought Of il at the time. Thoss, al least, tcho OPP
posed the treaty ciH not ch,ge him ei being oiing 10
sacrifice me interest and honor Of the Union in making
the etsr and yet the charge ,rhieh they made against this
portion 81 the treaty does, BY implication subject ehat he
tcds ready 10 do 10 a similar one.
The concluding sentence Of this quotation
has given mortal offence 10 Mr.. Benton
He cannot excuse Mr.. Calhoun for pointing out
his shameful inconsistency. If Mr.. Benton is
really guilty (and he does mol deny t of sub
lerming General Jackson's proposed
settlement Of the boundary, more "dshonora-
BILE" and "disgraceful' Than the present one, he
will never pardon Mr.. Calhoun for exposing
him!
O. w m
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BY the President
Juo. N. BLAME,
Commissioner OF the General Land once
Il-lauGW
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nor RENT-The thr e story brick House on
L 10Th .treet, two doors from the Msdisonsn Office
near Pennsylvania avenue, being one Of the new
block recently erected by Mr. Monroe. The House
is in fine repair, and $ one Of The most convenient
and chosen IN the centre part OF the city. IL IS at
present occupied by Judge Bryan, Assistant Post
master General Possession given Immediately
april Q5
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NOTICE,

In relation 10 The renoral Of The Land Office for The Vest
Distr ct Of Missouri from The toien Of Lexington
20 Clinton.
IN virtue of the authority conferred on the Execu
tive by the third section OF the act Of Congress APP
proved August the 18th, 1912, entitled "An act for
creating land district in the State Of Missouri
and for changing the boundaries Of the Southwestern
and Western Land Districts in said State :" notice is
hereby given that the Office for the Western Land
District Of Missouri will be removed from lexington
10 the town Of CLINTON, in Henry county, so
the necessary arrangements for that purpose be
made.
Special notice to the precise dae Of removal
will be gwen by the Register and Receiver.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washing
,ee rhis twenty eighth day Of April, A. ID.
ioaS JOHN TYLER.
By the Presiden>.
lho. y. BLAEt, co"'"'"'-ner General Land Office.
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PosT OrFicE DEPARTMENT,
May. 18Th, lSi3.
May l3-law4w
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"YEAS-Messrs. Barbour, Barton, BENTON,
Branch Brown, Clayton Eaton Edwards, Findlay,
Hayne, Holmes, OF Mississippi, Jackson, Johnson
OF Kentucky, Henry johnson, Josiah s Johnston
Kelly, hing, OF Alsbama, King, of n. York, Knight
Lloyd, Of Massachusetts, Lowrie NcIlvoInc, Mills
Parrot, Seymour Taylor, Of Indiana, Taylor Of
Virginia, Van Dyke, and Williams
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NOR RENT.-A Furnished Hous. IN P,,psvlv,.
l. MIA Avenue, between 9Th and 10Th str,-ts north
side over the store OF Mrs Bihler, consIsth.s Of ,
large parlor dining room and three bed chambers,
with part Of the cellar kitchen and kitchen furni-
ture Would suit small genteel family or three or
four gentlemen.
The above was occupied, during last session, by
the Hon. c J. Ingcrsoll, Of Pa
Apply at Mrs. BIHLEP'S Fancy Store, Pennsyl-
yania Avenue. may l2--6t.
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march Is ly
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NEW YORK.

1914. From Phelps by Orleans, Seneca Castle,
Flint Greek, Hopewell and Larned's Corners, to
Phelps, equal 10 81 miles, and back, three times
week.
Leave Phelps Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
9 a. m. arrive at Phelps same days by 6 p, m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

HNHE subscribers, Administrator OF James
Breathed, late Of. Washington County Md.
VIII sell, 81 public auction, TO the highest bid.
der, on Thursday he Ieih day Of NAV instant 81
nus late residence near the Toll Gate, on The
turnpike, miles below Hsgerstown, slithe Per.
sonal Property of the above named deceased,
consisting DC
Twenty-Five Head Of Horses, amongst
SUtich, are saddle, draughs, brood
mares and coils,
Sirty head Of Cattle, otthe Durham &
Tsss,oater stock amongst them ave i
fat steer, 5 or 6 handsome yosagb bulls,
co,Os and young cGlves,
One hunEred head of Merino Sheep,
Twenty head. Of Hogs,
600 Bushels ef Whsaf,
300 do of Corn, 200 of Oats,
"A quantity Of Potatoes,
Gram II Tie Ground By the acre,
Hay By he Ton,
1000 tbs. Merino Wool,
1000 ibS. Of Bacon,
2 WheelborToics,
2 Wagons, Hayroscs, and Farming u
tensiIs N general, Horse gears,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
manyEothsr articles too numerous to
mention.
Sale to leommenee IL 9 O'Clock, "A. NJ, when
due Attendance and credit Of six months viii
De given, BY the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved securities.
Sale 10 continue from day to day, until all is
sold. JOHN w. BREATHED,
RAINY w. HUNTER,
May III. i6lS-ll Admins II aiors,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
SHERIFF.S SALE.

"IlLEbe sold, on The farm lately occupied
w ~ Jonathan Frszier, ON FRIDAY the
18Th instant, The following property ofsaid Fra
1ier, the same having been attached BY VIM. S.
Lock and others and ordered by the County
Court d Jefferson TO be sold, 10 satisfy said ST.
tachmenss One Sorrel Horse; colts, between
2 and , years ola pair Of iibroke oxen; len
head Of cattle; IS hogs; about 50 acres OF wheat
in the ground; wagon aud wagon ladders, 1
cutting -box, bar-shear plonghss 2harrowk, siu+
Gle and dduhle-ifees; 2 shovels; I spade; 2 grain
cradles; grass scythe; well rope; large prcssi
2spinninx wheels reel; kitchen furniture; potsE
ovens; &c. barrel tar; empty hpgshesds and
hsrrsls; 3 or { bushels timothy seed, hay in ihS
barn; | cross-cut saw 2 dining tphlesi chairs
looking glass, bedsleads; secretary, &C feaths
er bod | straw bed; pillows; coserlies, SCI pr.
an5irons. curtains; and other articles Of house.
hold furniture; dishes; plates. SC IS sheeps 20
OF 50 lambs; 80 cords Of wood; ! eoFpsheller;
the interest Of said Frazier 10 lhreshiDg MAJ
chine, and sett Of blacksmith tools, which mar
IL seen Sd the farm Of r.. w. Baylor.
TERMS--A credit Of thfse months viii Be
given.
f7LSals viii commence Al IL O'Clock, Al. a,
J. r. FEAGG.
Deputy Jar n. Da6iil1
SAMsE FRAZIER.
.sgsnl ~ Jondlhaa Fsarisr.
Ma III lef3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

sirlueol Deed or Trust, from Jacob
Myers and his wife, 10 the undersigned,
aA.sd on The 9TH OF FEBRUARY, 1889, recorded
10 me once 81 she County Court Of Jefferson
county, virginia, and for the purposes therein
contained, shall, on Friaay he 9th dav Of merit
naOnih, (June, 1881 before The Court-house
doorsin Charlestown, Jefferson CO. Va offer Al
public sale, the following real estate, viz:
E0B seAAses u on 9AYN
Upon which the said Myers now resides contain
ing about 242 ACRES, 5ing upon the Eastern
side Of the Shenandoah river, and opposite TO
the lands Of John c. r. TAYLOR. and KabIe, Jen-
kins & Johnston.
TERMs-Made known al sale.
VIII make such title q the purchaser, as is
vested IN me BY the said Deed Of Trust.
GEORGE w, HAMMOND,
May IL, l643. Trustee.
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s9RUSTEE,S SAf.E


A sir;ue of decd of Trust. exeeu,sa i'll
~ George BaSkhouse, to lie undersigned.
and Joseph TsDaugheFtY. now deceased. win
powerlo the survivorto act therein. aad ,lsts3
on the 9th day Of December, $50 ana duIs
recorded in the clerks Office Of lie sd,,sIy ro,,si
Of Jefferson The Undersigned wiz sel 81 81, Nm
auction, TO The highest bidder. Tor essh befasl
tho court house door ia dsharlestam II IN r,,J,.,
tas l9la day Of asri mgnh fAfay. tR4asl
Fifty Acres
or the certain tract Of land. siiuStsa an ti.l
south east side Of the Shenandoah rEve1 II W.
countyof Jefferson adjoining ms lands af II
Smith, Roper. Howell and otkers. tina hno,s,
as part OF the s'Rocksn tract. The whole irses
contains about four hundred nd 6d,een aeress
and The portion 10 be sold is 10 81 carted IF Is
near as may be in the form Of iii |oblons xa,,asaI
from the southwest side OF tha farm ly : In
running parallel with James Rbuer,a ina fran.s
the river towards the monatain
Part Of said portion to be sold Il clesre,l lana
ana pant Clothed with valuabla timber.
Such title only a. is vested u The trOstse R;lI
De made TO the purehaser--s It's 5eiieyed hows
ever to be indisputable.
ANDREW HUNTER, Il
APfH o, 1859 $ssFrirfng Tgg,sfeef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
SzOR THh RUNAWAY.
Fiftv Dollars IRepnrs,

y Il
Dan AwAr fson he sahsesi bees re.id;nr i
- Re IOWA If Fincastle BotlsrinIstt CO.. ".
On Tho 2Ilhday offehfuary last. llkelr Aielns-
2 Girl named SALLY .TAn8asnW. q
bout twenty years 81 age, DC middie si<c! wIshs
round haehiug coun:enancs. She took ssilh
her when she went Of. blue hlstk silk ma
some other 6ne dresses. she was ssised IN tbe
County e Jefferson. Va, and lwas esken q the
County eF eoistoarts " Mr.. " illiAA nj Dong
fE7s She was seen ID SkephsfSss lawn so,n.
weeks ago. and may b slil rkine abou, mar.
or IN tshasleslown o4 uarpefs Feffy ~ q
which places she i Supposed il has felasis az a
accaAiptaaceS, or. probably, she NAV ke nov Is
Maryland eli Pennsylvania
viii give reward of $40 sf4aaen Il he sts,e
of Virginia. and secured So thai 81 h@r aga;n
s25 II delivered ID me 10 The Slate 81 kiarslana'
q secured IN jail % lhatI Gel Iier a4aip: Ana ssa
e taken 10 The State of Pennsylvari:t ana delSer.
ed % me 10 e:shefof she States Of Vifrinia or
Maryland, q secured in jail, 10 eiisseF ofthe Two
last named States, SO that ret hegsasain.
May 2, 1919. JAMES NfesS,A1VTeI
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Regianenfal Orders.

NHEsI raining OF the Officers attached 10 the
53th Regiment. Nj. will commence on
Wednesday he 24ih day II My nist. In Charles.
town. and continue thee daSs
The Regiment viii paradeIin Gharlestown on
Saturday he 9Th insiaut--ihs Iins 10 be formed
by 10 O'Clock, A. M. Tho csmmandants Of
companies are required 10 hand & ID The Adiu-
tant on the first day Of the ,rainiee, the strength
Of theirrespcctivefc Commands
The cpmmandants Of armed companies will be
required 10 make fun repoFE Of The number
and condition Of the arms, Sc that NAV, be in
possession Of their companies
By order Of he Colonel, A
= JOSEPH G., PACKET. .q,iiutanK
Maya, 1919.
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SiAOD for ikkvrt9.

aklHE subscriber offers FOR rent, the SHOP
=, between bis residence and John B. Pack
ell's store the situation isan eligible one, be-
I1g 10 fhe business part Of ii,s lawn. The Room
would make an excellent Qliee fora Profession,
al gentleman ii was fornie rly in tbo occupan.
ey Of Mr.James Cfnthisr al 1 Tailor Shop. ana
is desirable standifor thar Of ar.y other me.
pursuit. Fl. w. RAW LINs.
!. ChaFlestown Anril 81 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

HNHE undersigned have contracted for rive
- Dokzz Climer's celebratsd Grain Cradles,
part Of which they now have o. hand and offer
for sale. This we'll known make Of Cradles re-
quire poolher Recommendation than references
10 the large number Of persons who have used
them The scylhes aresof waldrons make, war
ranted genuine.
A & G W HOLLAND.
Harpers-Ferry. MAY lfs--th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
$40 REWARImlIl,I-. '.

~ ~ Az onihe night of t1.e 18th or Iasi
49, y, monsn. april TNQ NEGRO MEN,
ss.-aIsf fAas ~ hISON. Janlcs Is q stout
n1sso, aseu1 isel OF 9ineAes ZIG ellowish
grey linssy frock coat and psntalaons. hlrcL
fur hat half worn. Harrison i sery blaek s
fssl Or 70 inches high, had % coss md nan.
.aloons 81 ozark grey jeans, and white wool
'aaa. rs aoose reward will be given for the
apprsne ns.on and delivery oe them in any jail
vs.. HOOEF,
MAJ chalesiolea, JtHsrscn Co pasE
Mnv lQa3e u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
10 Alexander 81. (sGTdOn and
Juliet IA. GOrdap, his WIFE

V1oU WILL, PLEASE TAME NuTlCE, that
IL eft THURSDAY he 25iH III My. 1913,
az ing oilee OF Commissioner NotiEiugton, In
Charlestown, Jefferson County. Va, between.
me hours Of n The morning, and 6 ID the eve
nlng, shall proceed 10 taGe The deposition Of
uriah Lock, 10 certain matter of controversy,
now depending 10 the Circuit Saeerior Court Of
law and Cslancefy for the Eosn.y Of Jefferson,
on the chancefy side Of said Court in which
am plaintiff and yous and Is.im ard e. Cooke. are
defendants. | am, yours, Ne
JOHN MOORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
TRY.fIle CASH 5 SYSTEM!

lRELlEVlNG that Il will promote the interest
- Of both buyer and seller, we have deter.
mined hereafter TO adopt the cash system in our
business. The great difi6ulty Of collecting al
immense number OF small accounts. scattered
over the country, but large 10 tho aggregate.
andahe losses already sustained, as well as cut
liability 70 still greater loss, are reasons for
forming this determination, and which urge HI
necessity. short profits and quick sales. . shall
be our new motto. We feel satisfied, that, pn1
der this system, we will make such Z reduction
10 prices as will prove more powerful argu.
meni in us favor, than any thing we can say. I
JOHN II. BEARD & Co.
MavI1 Fa1a m
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For Che .Ladies,

NVE have the most fashionable style Of
~ Straw, Gimp, and r. B Bonnets, m
Sonnet Trimmings Of every variety,
Balgarines, Lawns, Mouslins, French Chiut1,
4e0 different patterns Of Calicoes, Cambria,
Dimity for collars and rufIles,
Edgings and fnsertings,
And 10 fact every thing in tho dry goods line
10 please the fancy, just opened aud for sale by
A & G w HOLLAND.
Harpers-Eerry April 20. lS43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
Free Pnners Lost.

m OST. on Saturday night HE l5,h inst, in
- ahe Shenandoah River, al Harpers. Ferry
during The aaod. COAT cnnlaihing my FREE
DOM PAPERS The said Papers were issued
from the Court Of Shenandoah County. Va.
A liberal reward will be given for the recovery
Of the Coat and Papers.
JOSEPH BLANHAM.
- ~ foAn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

TO those whom III concerns
I WOULD say, that I haye#Ions since. s.for
4 valusble consideration. = blsrSa Il ira nos.
session q Mr. ADAM YorNd %. o. Haroers-
Ferry. Jefferson county. Val ms onIvItrue anIr
exact copy Of the ofiginal rSecist Ier The IRE.
parstion of The Medicine which 3aas Obtained "a
much celebrity unler the name 5of Ianba,,gh,,
Rheumatic Composition
circumstances have recentfsiranspired.wh which
10 MY opinion render il necessary Tor me. =,
This time. 70 renew tho assurances heretofore
giyen through the columns of Ire Free Press
lhatMr Young is the only proprietor of the Me-
diciHe, and ihat from him orahis agents only The
genuine article Is 10 be had.
II i but justice 10 Mr.. Youtsg ID saw. that.
whatever Of celebrity the article. may have ae..
cures under ny name, has beesi Though him
alone, aud that he only is Authorised 10 ,,se INV
name in connection with the Mesicine.
Respectfully, JOHN LAAlBAUGH.
Boliy i. April 81, l843s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
Hardwnre.

HAVE now on hand. fun and complete
u stock of Hardware, embracing all articles
ID general use; such as
Coffee Mills, walters, gfidirons. Waidron,.
scythes, scythe stones. rifles, cut and mt jsck
an Nos. msrtingale rings, halchets, Norfolk
iatehes, spriggs, butt hinges, augers and auger
DIS steel hoes with handles, strap hinges, car
Penters knob locks, Ssltes's paten. balances,
mill saw-fles, fat bast'd dol half rouad do
screws airsizes. spades and shosels, shovels, and
longs, curryeombs, padioeks, stock and closet do
nPpers, shutter fastners, bols brass butt hinges,
orasscuPboard and chest locks, knives and forks,
pocket knives, scissors, plated snaffle bills Pal,
ham do, siirrups, spurs, horse cards. faacets
candlestieks, sad-irons, chisels assorted, SC.
Also, wheeEboxes, 90 kegs nails, assorted.
May IL. TIC slGArOOsE,
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Cheap boots e Shoes.

Just received and now opehing, handsom,
~ assortment Of gentIemens summer Boot
and Shoes,
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Shoes,
Misses do do do
Children's do do
Which will be sold low.
joining. WILSON. /.
Harpers-Fefry, MAY IL! i643
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11

4 WILL at al Times give the highest prices
Y n, cash. for likely young EE6RoES, Of
both sexes, from ten 10 Invent, 1--WE years Of
age. Persons>hasing likely servants TO dispose
Of will do we'll 10 call on me al my residence,
in Chariestown; aud any communication in
writing wall be- promplly stlendsdIto
IrM CRoW-
January 5, lS43.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-11
STRAY MARE.
Notice % Farmers


NVWE would respectfully inform those con.
W eerDed, that We have placed lhe Book,
Accounts, Bonds. &C. in ire hand. Of M
JOHN K WOODS. who is fully authorised q
settle The same, and we would earnestly redues
those who know themselves indebted. 10 "a,
and pay 81 liasl part We must have psrl from
those who owe Us, or we shall bsscompsled Il
transfer their paper-we hope our friends vii
obtiais this dnssrseable necessity.
= y. MILLER.
May l.. E. P. MILLER.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS !!
NEW DISCOVERY in THE
IN AW 81. Ar2f3R 53IJ STITy 1881


"A MOST important and Invaluable discovery
~ has been made by q gentleman Of this city,
oJ which newspapers may be printed 10 their
present form, and, at the same lime, capable Of
neing converted al pleasure, into a Magazine
form, for preservation.
This grand Improvement, which Is destined to
form new era in The business, efecting an en-
tire revolution in the arr qf printing mammoth
newspapers, will be introduced, BY permission
Of the Pstentee, into the Philadelphia Saturday
Museum, commencing 10 May next
I IN announcing TO the friends Of the newspa-
per press throughout the county, discovery
which will add so Immensely to the value Of
newspapers, the Publishers Of The Saturday Mu-
sedm, have, also, the proud satisfaction Of an
bouncing the complete and triumphant success
oftheir new Family Newspaper. The liberal
patronage already secured Tor this new and
PoPnler enterprise, has not only surpassed the
most sanguine expectations, but Is entirely un-
precedented.
Improvements IN 1.-THE MUSEUM. y
HFsThes Museum is nov so fairly and firmly
established, that we feel warranted in making
some very extensive and important improvements
BY the FIRST Of May, we shan have completed all
our arrangements. We shall have, 10 the FIRST
place, Beautiful. clear and bold type-In the
second.a superb smooth and white paper-in
the third place, we shall make an ingenious aud
novel change in the arrasgsrsent OF the natter
\ ~ the fourth place, we shall increase our corps
OF contributors 10 all The various departments Of
Family Newspaper - ipihe 9TH place, we have
seeured, d q high salary he services Of EpcAR
A. PoE, ESQ.,, gentleman whose high and YER.
satile abilities have always spoken promptly for
themselves. ard who, afterthe irst;of May,w nj
aid us in the editorial conduct Of the Journal
The Narrative Of Townsend's Journey over
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