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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

An Old 'un.--A land Terrapin Of the
old school was found near this village by
Mr.. Fielder Suit, who describes il as hav.
ing on its undershell this inscription. -
"R. Hill, Tor P. HilI) I7d6." II has
became shrivelled With age, andis not so
large as Terapins of its kind ordinarily
are. Its sht Il is more than twice as thick
as any he has ever Upper .Martbo.
ro' (.Hd. Gazetts. .@
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

A Clst'-The Ma lisonaa ..ulls over
the election Mr. Whitc,mbe, the l.ocofo
co candi tate fol G1verDtr in Indiana as
another Tyle victory; md yet Mr. Whit
combe who was Commissioner Of the
General Land Office when Mr.. Tyler
succeeded TO the PRESIDENCY, was turned
ou, hy that g .iileman; ard as we are in
formed by he Globe, when not fed OF
his disnssioD, vas told by Mr.. Tyler
that tie lie son Of his removal was exclu
sively rtliIacd1 Now the question arises,
if MI Tyler removed Mr.. WbNcombe
on account of his poiiiiral opinions in
ls4l. how does II happen T. at Mr.. Whit
comb g election tiyes so much Joy 10
Mr. Tyler ia ls43! Mr.. Whit:unbe
was 1.ncofpcu then and he IS Locoiue 0
now, II needs no ghost TO tell US ieho IS
the dpOSfate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Col Johnson from appear afces and signs ia the
western political horizon will very probably Prove
himself an ugly customer to the Van Butshites. il
the Cshyehuon Some 81 them irdred bsgin to
thlnk he v Ill be hafder . dispose ot ihan even
Me- Cah5u9 MIR. k tchls acknowledged That oid
1ecua.,eh Would eiyo them some trouble and he
certsiGly deserves some credit for sssaelty. The
alleged western Popularity Of the CO. With tts
stra gi,t oeos in that qaarisr ia what puzzles
the V.nitts and they canRot deny that Col John
soh i. rather iayafite with bis OWE parry IA the
West Col. Benton, te", la. added his evidence
70 the Popularity of The tx Vice Pfesidehi, 40 b
speech whish he fecestly delivered IN Orange
county, Missouri, from Which eut the TO llu~ ing
extract Ny preference, ate too Mi Van Bpfen,
tut do hol believe that it detrtcts from any mat
democracy t. trcter Johnson, and | believe he
Coonel viii cutfy the ws.tern states tl.
The above is tyrienee that ,he faithful tisn,
.rlve. will reject, from which must be vel y
plain. that only deyelopes dattenlties and
trouble. Tor them. All the stsnn.entatise PERSIA
sion aud phll1sbphe foIbeTahee Ut the Nchefstea
father os the tnqnitef ophe, wll be OF q" avail
in he end IL qIeIhog the ft,beIho4s oalbreAkine,
ia the democratic camp
a number OF ioros his State. tpne1poh tents
4 the Ehqaiter, who ate undoubtedly ftttons Il
Intelligence and political experience. ate ioatly
expressing theif tears tor the s;ccess IT Mr. Van
bnrpn they are asAfe u he danger Of agaih
putin. dlstAnc,d candidate ths naior OIL
rontse though ctey wanid like very n,beh ~ elect
Van Buen on scoount NJ the great uhd "ctu"ire
triumph it would be fof The dertueTaey Ws sfaht
very freely thst i the i.eeineos eoaH elect Mr.
V Il next yrGr ihat IL would .h,e. be u great
~ utteI ut ri ii.6g iot hem. But upoa ttut y
hangs tale. Hear "bat ohe correspondent o.
the End Gays ~ho states that he has e'ei been
an srdrnl TREND u Sir Van BuI,n and voted tot
him toI irssideht IN 1910 thIks il would be IN
"ise noa,.nele him sean for P'esident tie
says. Il entertain no ahsind feeling lowatds my
bfohet Dtmoc ats no may ier v I'll me IA ttei
htst chuc.--tuf it did would rot DE Dem
otrat tn L|car hiatt Mr.. Ian BaTtn sJriends
10 koii az 10 Inn fast as hey DO at presfnf
dAiA Should Mroheh The. FauialifJ fine dele
gates, GET tie nominatton IN Tn Generation. An
othLK bfrtAr AWAITS u. A,hE AfrAtllko ThAh
1He at, n iGi4
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Tn, Philadelphia Sentinel-good au-
thority says 'thal Nathaniel CIR en-, Esq
has bf en- appointed Post Master Of Boston,
in The place OF George w. Gordon, Esq
appointed Consul TO l1avre.'
\ Washington letter says TINT Henry
Wauerson, late member of Congress from
Tennessee, has been appointed special
diplomatic agent to visit Bucnos Ayres,
10 attend 10 tie commercial relations Of
this country with the Argentine Republic.
The same letter says tina, Worthingion
Snethen, Of Louisiana, has been appoin-
ted Solicitor Of The General Land Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

The Alexandria Gazette announces the death Of
Judge Laws SuaasEs. of Vrg.nia, who died on
the morning Of the "7rh Of August last, al the
White SOL hnr Spdsss He va. one of the mosi
eminent citxens Of the S:uIs, and universally res
pecled.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Farm AND WoRKs.--We find in the
Alexandnia Gazette the following prof.s
on Of faith and promise Of good works
by trueVirglnian;
Il was horn Wing, have lived .
Wing. AMI 10 the present crisis OF the
cUuntry, there IS little reason 10 believe
that shalt roI de-a Wing; and yeti dc
not quarrel with those Of my fellow. citi-
ztns who advocate o.her and opposing
principles. My maxim has erer been,
that spery NAH has right to worship his
God IN his own way, and TO vote for whom.
s,ever he pleases 10 represent him, i,her
in State or National Legislature.
"ln 1914 life being spared, | shall be
found sn humble, but ardent supporter Of
that uhequalled STATE sman and devo:ed pa.
trIot, fllNRY CLAY, for the Pr dency,
your upper county correspondent $ spec
ulauons I, The contrary notwithstanding.
With sentiments of high regard, re
main, dear SIR, your very sincere frlenr.
John NJ. MCCARTHY"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

PRESBYTERIAN MARRIAGES IN lRE
LAND. - An act has bt en- introduced IN the
House Of Lords, and received lis frs
reading. for confirming certain maria
yes 10 lre!and"-the oblec, of which is To
m k, valid all marriages "hrretof re
sol. mnlz~d by Presbyterian and othel
Protestant discerning Minis'ers. This Is
To provide iur the ease her, taiore stated
wherein m,n avoid d his matrlm mia
obligations, because he and his VITO weif
OF different religious psrsu1sions, one o
them an Episcopailsn, had I've II married
by an Irish Pfosbyt, rian Minister; thu
marriage not beng legal under existing
laws
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

GENERAL JACKSON. - Tbs editor Of
this p per received, by the West IN mail
which arrived h re on last Saturday
night, h tor from Gen Jackson, os,.
marked at Nashville The Goth iasrant;
which proves that The account of his de IN,
written on a wuyb Il btween Cincinnati,
Ohio, AMI Wheeling Va is foolish and
mischievous hoax Giobe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

A CASE OF MEsMERisM 1t is said lha,
DR.. + iwaids, postmaster at Alton, Illinois
a few days since, threw young lady IN
10 the mcsmeric sleep, aud during the
sle, y, extracted a wen from her tempt,
without pam to The subject,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

The General Post Office Department
hasa ivertsed for proposals for the car
Tying ola dui'y mail between Winchester
and Slaunton. Va. the arrangement to
commence on the first OF December next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

KENTUCKY. appears that Henry
Order, and not ]. w. Irwin, Tylsrlte, is
elected 10 Congress from the Sd District.
The Legislature stands thus:
Senate. House.
Wing a6 Wing %
Democrat IL d mocrat 81
Wing maj. IA Wing maj. 25
One Delegate doubIful: one Democratic
Senator pledg, d 10 vote Wing; tie sea,
of another contested by Wing. de-
cided Wing gain from last year.
ILLINOIS. lit is a fact that but one
Wing is elected from Illinois to Congress,
though the Tribune says three others
came within neck Of winning. The
following is the Delegation elect:
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= - - - -.
Ii4l, FAIHER.

FOR "erk past the wearh.r here ho4
ben very warn for itr From, the Bait
more pspsfs, we leah thar on Sunday las, in thar
city. ar3P NJ the thermometer stood q, 30 end
Mondsy, at 10 o'clock A NJ II stood 81 ca, ard
at . T.. NJ ut So
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07
DEFENCE or BALTIMORE IL 1914

A meeting of the Association Of the defenders
Of Baltimore ID 1914 was hrid IL that CRY, On
he os,h uit, with view 10 celebrsiipn Of the
viii be the ensuing Is'h Of September. a Letter
from, committee Oft he York Volunteers, was
then read, extending On insnion 10 the defenders
to Join the vors Of the Battle who citizen.
Of York la 10 a celebration 81 that lace. The
invnaiisa has been ars-pfed. and The sur, ivo..
aiiI proceed 30 iafk on lie morning { The l2ih 10
jsin ,hrr fellow VI hers Il Penns, lsanio. Who
.tai.d bOib ia.,sue ara danger with thee 10 Dr.
!-ncr 4 th,it ray At he sistoiy of North foinf.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-09-07

Democratic majority 29-two less than
last year.
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{ Ert,acts from hs London Letters Of Thn,ioro
sWE ARlNG our Of FASHION.

SWE AIRING CUI vi FASHION.
Another thing struck me with surprise
here. P,ofane Sreartng has gone q,ate
out Of Fashion. icsnoot speak for the No
oili,y because | have Jtrcsch sd their CIR.
Gle. but with al he other cl ,ss.s, cursing
anj swearing is "honored IN the breach"
rather than Sin the observance. Oahs
and impfecat ons, SO common in AMERICA.
are no. he srd here even snang the Waur-
men, Cab men, Coai-besrefs; o. Scav n.
gers. The langus rye Of blasphemy, in Is
various Sizing scale" Of enormity came
as pirt o. our education from the Moth
CT Country. Is il not reasonable to hope,
therefore, tfst among other English Fash
ions, adop'ed by Americans, our people
viii soon fofbeat TO miogls the name Of
their Creator aud Rede, mer pfofanely
either 10 their idle conversations or Their
excited controversial
Weirost this hni to.bis own countfym"p
may not be lost. Ii /, Ibus followed up
in tn, close OF The sumo letter, when, alter
describing R,ylew 10 Hyde Pafk. he
adds ihess observation
The review, os remarked before cali
ed fouh oil so t. Of people n vast numbers
Bot good order and good temper pervaded
throughout. / mis,d with spectators,
but I'D not. during the day, sec any VIOLA
ion Of the ptopfirtes Of life. The PAX
was tficonged with highly Respectable Fe-
males, who walked among the lainesl aud
cough 81 OF the other sex without being
shocked. as would, | ,em sorry to say,
hove been the C Sc al an Amer .an Re
view, by profane or obscene language
Ind ed during The whole day | neither
saw nor heard any thing 10 offend the eye
or the eai: e.e
Pinnness of Dress and Address tie badg4
of high breeding
Nobemen, as class, here, are dist n
gnshed as read ly by the plainness ol
lhsif dress as by the smpi ity of their
address. Were you 10 Judge Of rank by
thu cut and texture 0f coat, or the tie
Of the crayat you would DC sure 10 mis-
take The Footman 70. the Peer. The
Duke OF Well ngton, Lord John Russell,
,Sr R b-rt Peel. though certainly not ''out
n; the e.bo IS, are, wien seen IN Pa,lia-
neAt, quits plainly Dr. sod & Mt emen.
But their Pootmau aud Wallets sd IN their
p, rsons with as much ta,to, and ms eiabo.
ra'elf as the exquisite whD ale to be seen
in Am.r,c IN Drawing and Aassenbly
Rooms And the consequential re soma
ges who stand in Noblemen's Hal S, to an
swer the Bell arc so redun1anily dc +. :
tel with la e, 81 angl's and powd r. they
remind yau Of the Mock Duke IA Rate
Wife and have Wife The swell
genus is almost extinct here 1tele IS
occasionally an old Beau who IN ,krs hun
self up Of Artificial ears. teeth. eyebrows,
whiskers, calves, SC. &c. az after the
marn5r Of "Potts," whom Lockb"r IN
mortal zei in Peters Letters 10 his k'ns-
folk, and you sometimes me-, a THINE
that owes its existence 10 Is TailT, but
they are "a e., and belongs IT rs -, Il"
CrJckfnrd or some other Gam ny House
Proprietor. Tie moral Of all this IS, tia
we instead AZ a new LONDON rg ali a
round, as was anticipated, wear oar A.
mcrican made cloih.s
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.
DURsUANT 10 a decree Of the Circuit Sur
ii perior Court DC Law dnt Chsnee-y for
Jefferson County, in The suit, John e. Wiltshire,
Admir- of Thomas BeAll. decd; sud otte plain-
tiffs, against the Admir- and Heirs of Walter Ba-
ksr, deed, pronounced on the 9th daj Of July,
ls43, The subscriber, thereby appointed Special
Commissioner for the purpose, will expose To-
sale al public auction, he Sih day 81 Stptem-
Der merit, at ~ o'clock, noon, before the front
door Of the coprt-house Of SAID county, f.
The ReoerSiondrg Iateress Of tie heirs
said Waiter Baker, decd, expect
ant on The dotoef right of Jdco6inq
Baker, scidoo IF said IEalfer Baker,
decd, in 1873 .4cres 2 Roods and 8
Poles of land, tchich soere assigned
The sad Jaeobiaid, as her dot6er, by the
County Court of said Coslnty, at the
November term, IN the gear 1926.
The land offered for sale11ies in Jefferson
County, adjoining the farm Of James l., Ran
son, Esq on which by lives, and is occupied BY
him. ~
The Terms Of sale icill BE- 0ne-tbird 10 be paid
in cash, and the residue on credit OF one and
two years from the day Of sale, in Equal pay
ments. Bonds witlrgood security and deed Of
trus, on the premises sold, Wilt be required, for
the deferred payments.
EDW,D Z. COOKIE IS Conf.
Aug 10. lS43-4t
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SaleofLanes.

I EHY yirtige Of Decree pronounced ~ the
HD Circuit Superior Courtof Law and ehpnde-
~ Of Faqnier County, held.on the l9th Of May.
1919, in a suit ia which William Lucas, ApmrN
de bopis non with the viii annc Scd Of Edward
Lucas. deed. isFpllintn, against Lewis Lucas.
Admir- Of Mersey Wager. deed, and others, de-
PENDANTS, / shall. as>codrmiesioner appointed ~
said decree = fer fer sale, at public auction, 70
th6 highest bidder. on fidqy ME ilhsaay Of 9lt-s
gust mert, before AbeiI's Hotel, ChallestoWn,
a part ofthe Berry Hill EStdtes
Being 5 / 9I-i2O Acres and l,eirg 50 mufh of
The real assetts u John Wager, Sen sdsccased,
which descended 10 his heirs. and ID the pos
ses son OF the said heirs, as follows VIZ; Of Ma
ry Seelg, two and sew n-eighths scres-6f ,.
B. Wager, one and a-lhird acres -of Hannah
Wagci.. lwe2ty-seven and a-half acres or Geo
Hoffman, twenty eight ald ono stwcn,ieth acres
of land
Terms IL Sale The purchaser 70 pas down
in CO 81 deposit Of ten per eenlum on ihejpur-
chase money, fof thg residue a credit Of q, ~,
laad iS months given. to be secured by lords
with personal kec1fty. II the purchaser shall
| fail 10 conpleiefhis purchase upon con6Fnla-
ton of The sal4 81 the Court, The dernsite ID DO
forfeited Tho title ID be withheld, md The
land subject TO Re sale unier The order 81 The
Court. Us see1fity sfof the payment pr the dSfdr-
ri wogTHINGToN, Comir. 4
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my siraue OF 1 Decfeo Of he Circuit Superior
ID Court Of Law anu chaheery FOR The ceunt
~ &c Berkeley ii is lasl 1srm. in The case q
Hopkins & Brothers " CkarlinrI Will qnsT
forssle, ii putais auction, d Ill tesidrtce . s
isaac W Chaplinc, la @Scfobbte BetkeisE
County, Va, en Saturday ihe I'll u Hssls
The follow ing property, conveyed b deed %
trust, cha7llee 10 Ckanl;He, Ia w.t.
One Sorfet Horse, Saddle end Brittle, /.
One Steer, Cor, / fedrling cat,
.4bout 80 Cords IN Seasoaed Hood,
One Sfoge, s lalf-barYels Tor,
II quGatifv II lin tlEare--sasA as Bge-
keis, ketfiesy CoEss Pots. Boi(svs 81.
Together Nth d rarely IF H6NSchpid
and kaeten EiTaltnfc, eonsislNe d
mong oikqr things 6fl Bareast, I'll
Clock, BedSfeads and Bedding, II
Carpet, 3 Tables, 3 Stands, ! DQsk
] Dozen Chairs, IS,c. Sc.
TKRns "A credit ofssix nsenths on all surps
of 50 and hpwatds; cash for all less sums
EDMUND PENDI.EToN.
July 70, Iei5 Commissioner
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4 ~ small space &c your eolumnsto solicit The
,,.,io 81 he ORDER Of Pres AIashns generally, 10
/. eeasemplkted Masonic sisil 20 the Cave on the
firm 81 SIR William Clarke. sin which our worthy.
!, IIIo,trions s1d snncf l1menied Brutber, General
flsronsr WfsnfnsroS .helithe iirsf Masonic Ln.lge
/ ve,t Of The lIIue Ridge A communieeiion has
hem made . ~ he LedEet in Dssriet No -, and
S.a6e project seems % be highly approfed-
The occasion will no donbt do.inueh % promnte
ne interests Of le Order anil therefofe should be
embraced uif bec0miAg attention and zeals TOT re,
knoving ourselves better ihan others can know u.s.
sIone can estate ihe vast importance Of maintain
ing and enlarging our association. lis true those
Who arr not of<ns, may lind much 20 repruach rs
vssh. bu, has notlbe Gbfisinn Religion been made
fhe subject Of reproaehf There have and tlere viii
IL found IN time 10 come, those nTaoug whom Ne
are unwilling 10 recognise as worthy; but there
not found wilhin the pale Of fhe Christian Church
such Is not worthy The name OF Christian How
theh eau We escape Contamination and reproaehl
Our principles and ohjrcts founded on the kter-
nal truths Of the Christian Religion our beacon
lights justice charity alid love 10 God aud
II como short Of these 10 any degree, Il Is butthe
fraIsy that eharacterizcs all that Is human. We
have had and still have examples 10 order,
The brightest and best Of orr Our records dis
play n their head tue ol such have shed IN
anixipg glory sFounde sacred deak pablic TO-
rane Then shy should not strive 20 initiate
them in al things Let Us do u. Let us meet Al
ihc Cave, and there call up the timeb buried asso-
Citations Of The place. A MASON. a
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THE MARKETS.
.orrier Or rnr BAIrrnoar AMrarcAN, !

August 7, 5 p. M.
CATTLE. The offerings Of Beef Cattle at
the Scales this morning amounted to Geo head,
IN which,5fO were sold. The prices pad-rahg-
ID FROM il rs 10 80, GA per 100 lbs onthe hoof
which is equal 10 about 50 so a IS net. as in
quality About $50 head remain unsoid.
FLOUR There has been better demand
for Howard street Flour To-day, and holders are
more firm than al the close Of last week. We
note sales 81 about 500 bbls, fresh ground, or
good standard brands, from store this morning
At 81, 624s and Of about 300 bbls. at s4s75.
Holders Sow generally ask the last named price.
Sales Of parcels not so recently manufactured
were made on Ssturdayat 81 so, and we are
advised Of sale Of the same description this
morning at ibatprice The receipt price is un-
settled. 5.
GRAIN The supplies Of Wheat are not We
nv large day; there is a better feeling in the
market, owing TO The increased supply. Of water
in The, mill sIreamsand some demand for neigh-
boring market. We cannot, however; state
positive adTaneesiu price, and therefore quote as
before, viz. good TO. prime reds IS 9S cts. or
binary to good 80 Us CTS, Among the lfansac-
ions to-day we note sale Of a load Of prime
North Carolina at 81 els; two parcels Of Virgin
ia, comprising 5000 bushels, quality pfiHe but
not free from garlic and smut, at 90 cls,. aud
another parcel at SO a 90 cts. Very iutle doing
in Corn We quote Md white al SO cts and
YeIow al 81 55cis. Ssles or new Md Oats at
q % cts.
PROVISIONS The sales. Of prime Bacon
are only moderate and at prices corresponding
with our lasl quotations, viz; prime Western as
serted al a. a 5 CTS Hams al a G cts Sides at
Al a S cts. and Shoulders al 31a 81 cts. Infe-
nor qualities are selling al low rates, according
10 condition.
WHISKEY rs dull Limited sales Of b5ls.
al &c c:s. aud 81 hhas. Al IS cts.
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TRUSTEES SALE .

10y virtue Of Deed of Trlst, eSecuied Is
Id Dr. John Locke. on The lOlb Of Navenl
her. 1912. and nov Of record IN The Copais
Court IL Jefferson. The ualeTSiened Mil oiEef
FOR sale, d. public atciions before tbe Goeft
house door inthe town Of eericstpwn, on iiS,t
dag Tho glsl u .ld u.infrti being Cuart4asy, tl.f
Persoual Properly conveyed 81 Inc Deed ehal
was uudlsposod OF al Sic Eirmer sale, consist
ing of HNUSRildi.Il9lx KITCHEN FutsR1E
TuRE u The Usual description,
TERMsE Cab fgri ms unaer 81, and ersht
Of fun mouths upon sans'ps you'd tIAs1 awanna
EDAfuND Ff1Sf4. ETOs,
July %, 1873 IrateA
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Aug 10, ,ls43
VIRGINIA., TO WIT.


At Rules holden in the clerks Office oflhe cir
cult superior court Of law and chaneery for
Jefferson county, the first Monday in August,
1913:
Joseph S. .MdeIlr PLArSgIFF,
.9C.4LA.ST G
Joseph ,She,oaltey, Daniel Snyder. Dapid
Kemp and Joseph Poole. The tsco last
partners. under the firm of Kemp 8.
Z Poole. DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY. siii
FRH defendants, David Kemp & Joseph Poole.
not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the IAct Of Assembly
aud the rules 81 this Court and IL appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhaBilus OF
this country 40 is ori!ersd That the ssid dtfend-
ants do appear here on the first day of the next
term, aud answer she bill Of the plaintiff !, aud thai
copy Of thsl6rder be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published 10 Charlestovn, fer two
months suceessivcy and posted the front door Of
the Court-house in the seidtown.of ChArlest6Au.
a Copy-Teste,
Il. I. BROWN, Clerk.
A-N1n 1870
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MA@P@lSl SSnE'BM RH
MALE & FEMALE
> IL M IN AR NJ !.

IL iANfNG been solicited time after time, 10
~a@a open School il the Basement Of the Pres
oyterisn Church, would announce 10 the CON-
monHy generaiiy, that j is my Intention 10
eommenee School IN that place, on WE'D
NESDAf the l3lh1day Of SEPTEMBER. The
number Of Scholars not 10 exceed twenty Eve.
My only Recommendation IS sufIicien, rial.---
The school. though composed Of both sexes,
shall be eonducted in such manner that there
shall be no connection liter school hours apd
while IN school, the ssrictess Tnlesof pfopriety
VIII De enioihed. The system Of tuition will
Dc simple sndpraeticAi, adspicdto both sexes.
n coURSE OF INSTRUCTION:
FIRsr pEPARrMrSr
Composition. Arithmetic. Algebra Geometry.
Irgonometrsl Geography. Natural Philosophy.
Natural Theology. Rhetoric, General History,
History of the United Ststes, Natural Philos6-
ply, Constitution Of the U. s,ales, JeM ish, Ro-
map, aud Gr9eian Antiquities, Evidences OF
Christianity, Intellectual and Morsl Philosophy,
Political EconSmy. and the principles Of Bota-
ny, Geology, Snd MiDeralogy, SC.
SECOND 6EFARrMtSr.. !:
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Penp6anship, Eng
iish Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Ma
tnral Philosophy commenced.
Composition and Defamation,
.-%%AI t-at~ oNhVtut ~ AtiN Hct
is expected 10 read an original composition and
declam once III two weeks. The pupils Of the
same department., female, Jpre expected TO
read compositions once in'the same tine.
Examinations and Exhibitions
Public examinations are held OF The close Of
The first term and a public exhibition al the
close Of the second.
Pricesef TaitionI
In the lst Deparrmentsl2 so pr term S mouths
Cd 1000 + . :"
S5-Tuition paid in advance for each term. q
bond Of security will be given % each parent u
guardian.
~ B. Books to be used in the school can b.
obtained from The teacher, at Baltimore prices.
II is very desirable that scholars should COM
menee attn opening of The term. Parents who
desire their-children 10, enter the school will
notify mo, on or before tho 18th OF September
Other regulations will be made known ut the
time Of entrance. THOS. ID. HOOVER.
Harpers-Ferry, July %, lSA3.-2m.