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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-03
The entire United States force in the Gulf O
Mexico will soon be as follows

Total number of guns. .........l54
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-03
OFFICIAL.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The receipts into the Treasury during the quar-
ter ending the 3lst April were as nearly as can be
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23
llnterifiibuno Ser lyittsburoer

YIN N9lttipod9 sIbenO bate man bereits ri eben
bn ia eno haler fir pittsbnrq III phi-
taofppIa 9elalnnislf itno bon bieier Sumle iInO c
taleltc 1haler Dem Draper BON Dtttsbura ,r-
aeanot iporeen Die oerI,teoenen Gren h1bsm9 M p
gefabr $4,000 caocu beigetra9en. s',Vs''
Sli Neu gorf bate Der Weayrr an, pcrTebten Don
asilla9 as ld1on ) 20 u taufeno Gbafer erbdlten.
!, se Nanpt 1Sobtbdter nb Schn Sacob 9lltor $500
oroiDn 8ritoer uno 60 $780, 81 &. uno Georoe @,rs.
soo.o =, 200 SacoO eittle $500 ames ysnor $500
mr. ot' ~ Slod GTe9aH9e $500; prime, 0Earo, tg
lSbtnlore 500. ~ -. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23

c. Dnrd, RrcnfbeifssufdGe in uuerer Gamilie
tpnrcen mir pcrtinoert unre bereits begonuene Cub
cripenten Sammlun9 fcrtSuIcbcn. gGir perben aber
ndd9(e 9Sod1e BON Teucm bamtt be9inuen anb bitter,
nnere rftdno9e Snbirribenten bel oenen mir anrlt-
fen wereen f auf bic SeSahlung ibrer iffdnoe Sor-
Suberetten. - gir nicoerhclen oiee ldcn ppr eniaen
gScdben 9emad,te 9afOrcerun9 III Der Socffnuns, baB
ile nidbt unberildlhti9t bleibt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23

AIt SN pubItcnni6 m II s.-S6oleic, man
% Hpl 9!dnben olte 70 lit e6 cernodo tpabr ba es in
freten sanoe eniben 9bt, unb spar fc,e Die
nv ,ser pen Se9nun9en unieres SDes arcBe Nei
lgHMel erporben oee unlere eiifade go(f6reoierrno
l.pt oeba9t tnbem e In bren 0taen bel III ntad,t.
uO prtintc8 1T gSm haben ieBt nod, aeraoe tpe mad,
ger 9teoclnttpn uno in ben Sabren 1898 nnb 1899.
Otenloten nrter uns, bic cas 8clf fur Selbre9ierng
lnfuehtg betradten, cb9le IIe bies nt pie 6amals,
oHghlltd, etn9elfeben Se tradten rrr tbren 3fped
SoametS 81 errelen popcn fdcn pduftge 8eiptele af
9elteut ben ndnId, btrd oas Gnccrporiren poer
Gridaen BON ntdchtgen @jefo-, Gabrif-uno Sanpe[s-
9eieuhater, Die in ibrer 9atrr Die 9fedlte bes 8r
9ers a ette oeer Die aupere Wee beentrd)ti9eu pber
beibneoen.
Die beilfamen Gorfe6runaen Der Gpnfitnticn oeQert
ole errtdtn9 elrer @oelmannldaft wurbe aelptiIer-
naten nenltd1 nod baourd1 uut9anoen, oag man pem
efrt3lten Gdnpfer fur bic 9lrofrotie NeulIonen auf
Sebenslelt 9bt, te mir etlt @renipeI in Dem dpttdb
taen Son1et babel, pte Die S6oeralifeu ibren Ieben
uho 9efrenen 9Sebiter gu neilen belieben oeun er 1T
eln penclldr 9erer reier Rauflette uno Nabrtfbers
ret in Bottom, bic Elm Capital bon 100 900 Dollars ~,
ldmmen9eldbcilen nno fir lin anIegten, pcupn er 6ie
Jnereen, 5000 DDlars, idbr[id allsae,abIt erbilt.
0leB erparten le natitrdermee nict nmon(t slt qe-
ben Penn als 9elcbtdter 9eoner lit Oerr @ebfer i'm
Stanoe tbre 2bildten i'm Ser Staatem Senat au nlas
ntdfatge Wetie Su befOroeril. Net beier DENTON bon
5000 Dclars unb ben Dollars, bic er tdalid, als
Senator erhdlt, TIM Stanoe Ie iein Qeben a frifen.
SenrD Slap, Der beite9te prdGoentlhafts @anbbat
Der Wbispartet mar BIG jeet nod uit 70 elidli eine
DENTON fur ieihe Seleeten Dtenite pber nod III lei
enoen Diente gu erhalten bas beiBt, renn man bic
ibbnen Slmmd1en, bic er BON Der Ser. ct. 8anf BE-
500, ntd1t in anlhla9 brin9t Sene 5reunoe tpareu,
9leth nad eem eine 9eberlage 9epiB 9emcroen, 9ans
etfrig, ano beriefen 8erlammlnn9en, nm cine Gumme
fir thn au erbeben 9Sas aber am gnoe aus Der Sade
I9ewcrcen, 1T nd9t serlautet.
Benn ein icldes penfoniren eiu9efithrt werben lpa
lte, nSd9teE mir baIo tatt @plfsreprdlentanen bpe
lSoloner poer penlondre nt @ongreB baben, bic bann
en9I. 9rlfofraten SDfem ausflbren tpiroen, nn6 un
Ifere einfade repubfanfce 8erfaung nliBte ebe Ian
|ge elmer gdnsenben uno tpeit nddbttseru Negerung
plas maden. Damn quite 0tacbt Der 70 pie serlbmten
Sretbeit uno Glei6beit
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23

Seuer.- csrt Der Ofadbt bon 6 auf ben z. .. brad,
in @lepeldnb, Sbc, Seuer aus uno ert6re IA 6duler
nnb beoentenoes gi9entbum Gie 9rce Der gerIulf an
9elhla9en, fcnnten mir niobt ermitteln
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23
Der Mafainston ,,Oadoilonian'' er,dblt:


20 ,Sonberbar-Tatj jebet 9eadnlittda, tpenn bas
gSetter don 1T, fam man eiten gefdeiot ausfebenben
rnfttg Observation-Disclosures ei9enbtmlie oefeibete a[ten
Oerrn ieben ple er gled) peter Ghemel mad, feinen
Sdatten aai bic an9e Briide 3nfenert ebem grafen-
ben suldelt, nno f nit eem 9lu9e unAaut oas eben
70 unerldtli 1T ipie enes oes Seedoler auf Der Sece
ansflppe. gSenn er bic 8rde erret bat Iebt i'm ber
3ulbauer nit @rfannen feinen Spa,erlfcf lit einel
gnaelfam9e it DoDdnbiqef 9uslfattunQ uertpanbellt
uno id, metn er aus ieiner aerd,tmaen Spientaiden
cine NIT 9u9elpuruern 9efnlte 2pbadsbo1e aenpn,en
bat, auf oas raube peswerf esen, nno NIT erfannens
tperber @ebuo nad ir9eno ettpas in Der Giefe bon
Der @riSe bis gum Rasenftf lauern. @enn Der gu
Iidauer oeien tntreanten 6errn bon Der alten Gdule
|aefleoet in ab9elabtes Sdtpdrs, ueoria aeformtem
ute, eoenen Strlntpen, itiib oieu Bic an Die Rnie
IGeht rpe erwartunssrca feit prdn,den 3pbaf fau
Iunb nit jueenelier Bebenbi9feit beD iebem pperr
Ian leiuer 9ln9el aufpriu9t 70 fnbt er lid, Derld aad
keinem Jamen 3u fraSen. Waan benfe lld1 eooo, ein
lGrtauner, penn ibnl Der b6flide 8riidenpGdter err
sdhlt oaB beie reNte Slus8abe bes Cir HoDer o'@o-
OertY frnber etn Senatcr I'M @pn9re6, &anser BON
&entudp, uno Seeretatr bes 8erenigten Staaten
lShases ipar.
auf Der ecnocn 8ride nad 9alen angelic, uc bennpd,
lit unler after gr e beyrer Menfd, uno elm aefdf
lterer TaiSer al6 Der ercliiue Iretier 8rittanens
4 (Neit Ger cben sefdberten perlpn lit Sr Bibb oez
lment Der flr5lt nod inter orr 1Der's Nbmnilfro
Itcn Sobaeiecretatr tpar.)
i (g,euycrf Staatss 3eitana
i Nertfantfdbe 6cIbaten-Giue enol
lfde Dame ireibt aus Waertfo "Der 9lnblid Der Ir-
NEE, Die 9egen Santa 9nna a,isscg, Eat mir Yielen
lSpaB gentad,t. Gin Tbeil bate lInifprmen eiuae
0e9tmenter denen gut erersirt uno batten osar er,
trdeltde SelbmuiIf; Die gro8e MebrSahl mar i'm flda
lihfen 3uitano. 8iee Sffsiere, Die 9raoitdtfd Dor
ihren Gourpa9nien berfdritten, batten nibts an as
ein 0emo unb pantalons Den furiDeili9fen Anblit
aber 9etpdbrten bic ACKNOWLEDGMENT welde man er(f
III ben 8orfdbten bon W2ertfo aus brem prn,itipei,
3ufanb in pentben, pantalonS uno Miiben ae(fedt.
Die ungewobnte 2febung par ibnen penbar febr uit-
bequent IeIe bon linen iparen fat 70 fdpara ,pie
eger lro ale mebr pber ipeniger BON ountler Tarbe
Beimf[eber gescgef, Elm bodlf maierfer 9nblid ale
ltrugen ganbalen anffaft Der Sdnhe. Cine Mbtbei.
Iluns spar BON enem ebr gefdbrliden Stantme; bad
IsRcreSemerbe fano ibner aufS gellht gc(drieben.
i Sdneup
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23

Rrie9sa Fl d. n.-gEas mir Gleict anfatas
Dcrausfa9ten, ais Der &riesSpu6 Dor einiqen Wcden
fbent jebt fdon ensurefen gaadl Der Sprad]e nnfe-
rer felt oeler qBcee einsetrcenen gSebfe6ldtter su
fdlieBet, mar oas Neiite 6linber edrn Gnglano uao
lertfct ereres gang belcnbers staubte i'm Staube s
feti, Die 9lmerifaner bnrd Drcbunoen in'5 8ofsborn
ja9en St fonnen alen ba lnfel Sdm gan, falblatig
81 Merfe 9t9 mo iettem etipaS 9ereiSteu Gabbar s.
gnI pten IteB, baB er m rseno elmer sett bereit 1e
ibn nadl @ebtbr ourdbubduen, 70 le9te fld, befen
Srlesebse balo weoer unc All beren Steae febre rlt
bi9e leberlegung surid
Die gladbrtdlt, oaB eiu amerfanifhes 5afraeuq tn1
Der Stolee bon etnem merfautlten Sdconer anaefal-
len muree, hat dl nidt beifatist i'm @e9entbe 5oD
Der ,'lnton' snfOse sciiben ben Ser. ct Off5ieren
Der :,some Sqaaoron tpeldler iebt ltabc 8era Cruz
Dor 9fer liegt unb ben 9lbcritdte ieues WlaBes ef
freuuolhaffldjer 8erfebr ftatt7nben
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-23
Ger Waferlanb s. 6rennb nnb 05eiff ber 3eif.

l1 Qaut 9fahrihten Don Gep Orleans, bic NIT BEN
Sdfe yncatdn am 28 2Iprll bort eintrafen, lit Sen.
alnOnte, iettheri9er iueritanber @eianote Su QBd6
bn9tc, auf einer 9illdrele nacb Merto bereits III
era @ru3 e9ercell, BON mo- aus er cbe SIufentbaIt
ieine Scur nad1 Der 0auptfabt fcrtfeste.
Infer @elanoter t0r. Sbanncn loes hattie CUR 3eit
Der 9bfabrt ces Sd)les 8era @ru5 nod nht erretdt.
Santa auna befnoet icb npd tmner in en9ef @epabr
ant IN ple pet ober Die lber ibn perbange llnterlu-
dung 9eoRben, tptro niebt 9emeloet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
OAKLAND
Select Female Academy.

ISA.4 G. j. MARTINI PR,Scr r1r.
THE Second Session of this Academy vii
i commence on Monday, Sc ptember :st. ls45
TDe object Of this institution is To inn paSt n
the pupils thorough knowledge of the i,s1a
branches OF an English Education, viz |! or.
biography. Residing, Psnmanship, Arithmslie
Geometry, Nensuration, Algebra. Geoersbhy
English Grammar, with IMPOSITION and 9ni..
iolsry Writing, history, Natural Philo.dShy
Chemistry, Botany. &c.
The Discipline s9of the Academy il sth.c,ly
parsntal and with direct reference 10 the d2yel.
opmsnt Of the moral p,ineiple
The situation 10 one that Il remark bIv
healthy. end Is peculiarly calculated 10 ore.
mote the object 10 yie~ Being feiire&snd
prvsle. y . not subject 10 many objections
or city.
There viii be Divine Worship suf6epn,,,
near for the pupils 10 attend eyery two wesksss
ph. sehalssIie yasr .s-.-,-.syf s,.,. y, =,
81 months each. Terms $50 per sessioI n.
ctuding Boarding snd w shing. psyable III u.
rance. Pupils wilt furnish their own Toigel.
which. with their clothing, should Be consbicu.
ously marked.
Those pupils whose parents may desSe Il.
will be taught the elements OF vocaEMust Il =,
Mas MARTIN will instruct such young hdisE
as desire u. In Ornamental Needle work ktvax
Flower Masking, Mezzotinto and Poonah PANT
ing, - moderate charges
IEcrUKss on scientific subjects. will - de-
iiyered before The pupils during The winter
months, With experiments, illustrative d the
branches taught
As il is intended 70 have = limited number. Of
pnpls, Il IS desired that application bssnade
10 he subscriber, and hefok An.
gas, 18Th, ls45 JAMES NJ BRokN
Oakland Jefferson co., Va
Aug 4 lRl5 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
FREDERICK MD
FEMALE SEMINARY.


rNHE new and splendid Building t6d Gu,
y Grounds for this. are so far compit ted TIA
me school 10 AL IFS department. will Be opened
Tor the reception Of Students on MoEdsy lhs
hrsi Of September next.
This Institution eonsistsofihree separate snd
distinct Departments namely, the Juvenile,
me Preparatory, and the Collegiate, etabracing
: ipll and extensive course Of instrucilop, frbm
ahe incipient stages Of en- education 10 The cdn-
fPleiion Of the collegiate course
Terms Of Board and Tuition.
For the Board and Tuition in ali the brspebe,
required for Diploms, including furn,sbe "a
rooms, fnel lights, washing. &c. per scholastic
year SOD, PAYABLE half yearly 10 advance.
EXPENSE OF DAY SeHooL.
For the Juvenile Department, per ses-
sion $1,000
Do Preparatory do do rs 90
Do. Collegiate DO do 90 90
Circulars may he had BY calling al the Semi.
nary Parents and Guardians are invited to cali
and inc the Institution. By order.
VS. Drummer, Ste,S.4
Frederick, Md, Aug. %, Is45--4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11

n ms. Ax9aA \. vrr,k
oh. for The bright 81, ,s,s...,.ss
When. like :. 80. .ssone hours
MY spirit esnght frdn e.r,h -, Y.
t,s ne light Of esere besln
Wheo, II into nv Is.vhin1 -.
Q tear drop ehaned 10 sisfs
WkedAAiahed 10 amonenl 81
Fhe first spring fiIhssarf.s
When every tone Of siad ana,
With melody Vas rife;
When al youths hopes and promises.
Those rsiabows oEmy nv.
Danced forth in fairysisiaas
before my e.1delihg eye.
Ny hesr, Is ~ish The irsiping rill.,
That murmur rnuadikt h. me
Where tirst ms lips we're taus Ill TO speak.
My tiny fest 70 eosm -
i Tbs sweet songs OF the happy birds.
The whispering vild-voiced brerz.
81 That caught the faint Grt s,h Of the ro.e
And waved among he trees.
How many rnournfal memories
Steal gently through the mind, -
Like spirit voices borne along
Upon the wandering Wind !r /
And. as thought leads me back again,
lalmost seem 70 trace,
In each sweet flower. and shrub, aud tree.
Some old familiar face.
IT'S thought, because smile On all,
That am vsio and gay.
That. BY the worlds light flattery
Imight be lured aspsy
They know not that my heart on breathes
Its fragrance cut in sghs,
That sad songs tremble on my Inns.
And tears within my eyes. III
My thoughts are 81 % pure and sweet,
Asvhen lwss child,
And all my bright imsg inings
Are just ~ free aud wild;
And we're ituot for one bright link.
: Within sfee.idn's claim,
I'd wish to wander to that spot,
And be child sgain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
TWlTloA GN MUSIC.

'aE undersigned i induced. - d.. 4. -.
bic eseourskement = y.. - "a
Jefferson, 10 tsae pupils inms6istsiy ibss, ~. y
town and is sieinity. He teaches on abe O.
gsn, Piano. Guitar, Pluto and Violin, add viii
be ~ oil iiaes prepared TO furnish
FEE BEST INsTRUn1ElFTs Il
that csn Be obtained 10 the United ststss
TEhns.--Sl2 for ~ lessons 10 town. land tI4
for the same number in1he country:
Having engaged b ofgsuist in ihe Ffesbyis-
Fisn Chdfch, Of the Rev. Mr.. DUTroE. Ss days
Of attsndanee in jefferson vii be sa,urdays
and Mondays.
The undersigned has leave 10 Felerto nany
Of the prominent gentlemen Of Winchester, ID
whose families be Il so1 teaching.
PHiLif ESGEL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
: -
.Etems.
GENERAL JAoKsoS,s MARRIAGES.

1 e.
This event 10, the history Of General Jack.
son has often been alluded to, but the cir
cums,ances attending II are very Slnfle
known-st least We have never met with
any account ofthem until now The sub
Joined narrative Is from an s1ogy deliv.
Tered al Natchez. OF course the best side
Of the story is presented; whether there
is worse side or moi, we are unable 10
say.-F Y COM S
Miss Rachel Donelson. The daughter
OF Col Dopelson. of Virginia had been
celebrated for her gaieiy affability and
sweetness Of disposition. Her father emf
grated TO Tennessee, and. dying. left her
an orphan. She formed an uni Apply ma /.
trimonial connection With AMBROSE, jeal-
Gus and dissiPaied character by the name
OF Roberts, who soon abandoned her.
The difficulty was made up, and the
welded pair came together; again soon
after which Andrew Jackson hecame "a
translent ooarHef m td1 same housewhers
Roberts and his vile were residing. A
second rupture soon occurred. and Ro-
bertsiief his wife aud went 10 Ken,uck,
Learning thatshe intended returning ana
taking her there add dfeading his intiu
manity and bsdtreatmeni she determin.
ed to seek an ASYLUM 10 Naichez, beyond
bis reach. ,Natchez was then the Ore gon
OF America In TIE spring OF 1891 she
came here with Col. Starke and his FAM.
". Atthe earnest request of Col. Starke
Gen. Jackson plotted bis familyihroueh
the Indian country. After his return
Judge Overton communicated 10 him the
astounding intelligence that be was the
unconscious cause OF the last separation:
that il arose from Roberts's jealousy Of
him; and the circumstance of his accom-.
panying Col. Starke. to protectIhis family
from the Indians. had been seized upm
BY Roberts as ground OF divorce. in
petition to the Virginia Legislature.
The thought that an innocent woman
was suffering so upjus,ly on his account,
made General Jsck,on's sensitive mind
most uneasy and unhappy. He immedi-
ately sought out Roberts, and expostuIat.
ed with him on the injustice and cruelty
Of his careless suspicion but the inter.
view ended in mutual deffances. al
length news came that the Virginia Leg
Islature bad actually granted the divorce
IN accordance with Robefts's petition,
Forfhwilh Andrew jackson fastened "a
Natchez, and offered his hand and his
heart 70 The innocen, and amisble woman.
Who had been made 40 unhappy bg false
and unfounded stcussiions H. came 10
- L. ~ 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
u - luINlrIlE7 1ofDQf % Eon100n Ind ~
streets. can b 1ad 81 81 fimes.
MUSIC q MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
NRAm.RSrOwN
FEMALE SEMINARY.

H,FIIs Institution viii not be resdy Tor ii.
tseeption Of pupils Al the usual time OF
opening the Fall Session. Applications Tor the
admission Of 30 additional plumber Of scholars
have made il necessary to enlarge the school.
reem and the building now In progress cannot
De completed until The 18th instant; at which
time the school will again commence
8 Mrs. MERairT expects IN assistant 10 the
English branches, and has also engaged : gen
tlsmsn.a native Of France, 10 give lessons in
che French language. For fuf,sef particular
Mrs 4 refers 10 her Circular.
Sent faa5-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
EDUCATION!
LISBON INSTITUTION,
Lsssao,ss County, T'irgSnia.

HTvtils Institution was established Ii 1899,
II and 3 noW 10 successful operation under
The infringement sf BENZ. n. BENTON.
% This tnslisuti6p are taught the branche.
usually taughl IN the beat English Schools -
Ths Latin and Greek Languages, Astronomy
viii the use Of the Globes, Algebra, Plain. So
~ aed Analshcsi Geometry, Plain and Spheri
cal Trigonometry, Method Of calculating aud
s,ning LoesrLthms. Theory aud Practice of Sur.
ueysug, Leseisng. Plotting. Mechanical ana
Archlsect,9ai Drawing. &e. Comic Sections.
! abe application o. the Mathematics 10 the Arts
nd seieacss, Natural Philosophy, chenislry,
The institusicn has been furnished 81 eonsid-
ersele expense, With m excessive collsctisn or
philosophical aRd hemical Apparatus. Glshea.
Nsps. Diagrams, and Models. and fall courses Of
Scsentif1c Lectures
~ dslissrsd Il he stndeais These Lectures
&c iIlosuate1 " severai hundred highly inter-
eStioK experineats. Tie apparatus has been
cbil6e,ed Wild particular care, and seme Of IL
4 superior q any 10 VirEihis.
II The Aesdsny Is slso supplied 9th cabinet
1IMnersk. Shells. Fossils. Geological Speci.
lsps. &C. Also, ! Work, shop furnished with >
yfar6iaK lathe. and vsr,ety Of tools and stu
tekti q mechsnicsl gsni1s nav devote their
leisure momSnls q f1r1i6g u wood, iron, hrsss.
trsissl beaziog, 1sldeting. Cling. screw eui-
tilESsc tlrning. cssiing d bras. galsaalc
silferinr. &c.
The prices Cor tuition vary ffon 70 70 Sa9.
Z nccordinr to the branches studied and, ID con-
lsi1sr.tion e. ihe present lou pricssof prosis-
ick, The price for Boar1 q
Rsdseedfo Sixi, eigki Dbhars.
~ sassion - te1 nonlhs. Each student must
81 subpIie1 4ilh towels. and hare ~ his clothes
ssas-icnsusls s.rrEef with bis name 10 fuIl. An
ex(fa charge % 90 will Be made for washing /;
anl. when rsQairsd. books will b furnished q
nn1ef,ls priess
{ ~ larihsr particulars spply 70 BlMAnin q
rrcx. ffircipal
=, - NidiIsbass RS. Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
AuoH SMITH {. CO..
-, IMPORTERS OF d
eA1N0s GRAag,
Eisg Sc. sl10EuENWARR-

'Eirg s.. sAJ0UlIENWARE
HAVE received per SHsp- $780,.
n reel from Liverpool, - pfi6cfp3s Y: 81
,beir Fsii Supply Of Good Their assortment
isysry complies. and goods viii be sold On the
lowest terms, 80 as 70 be found quite - chesp
IS IN the northern markets. and the tfsnsporis-
lion BY the Chesapeake aud Ohio csnsl, win. 10
all those living near thereto, make them come
much cheaper. All goods bough, At hi, IN !.
eefn delivered free or expense along sids ~
Canal Boat
Sept 4. Isl5.-6t =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11

Aak rndeuigned expresses Bis er,,efuI :.
knoWiedgments 20 bis patrons for ~;
.lnd eDcorrsgenent. and hopes % merif /, -
finusnee 81 their condolences 81 ~ eio.. &C.,
zoe .n,sh ne always will give his pupilsf
sl -. ecnSranAnE commenced bis duties y n
tessfsIl q ne pupils 90 30th August, aud vii
eentmne 2 sttend IN c6srIesfown ana yicinit,
o1ssery Saturday and Monday.
" sunday be viii perform % the Ofe,n 4
- Eeiscopsi Chareh Of the Rev. Or. Jenes. B
Which be = orgsnisf. (
=. " = issches on all The different in.tru.
menr-r Piano, Violin. Guitar. &c. Yocsl Mo.
pn end therough Bases, and osn give the mos,
eas',lselory rsfsfenees AT his
WWS1U , SI@BRa
- Winchesisfs eornes 81 Loud6nn ana Water
streets, can b tsd 81 81 Simes.
MUSIC q MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
OF 81 kinds. Such Is Pianos, Guiiars, Yioiins
fiutes, Gc., of the best quality. from the mo,t
eelebratsd manufacturer In his country and
Gsfmasy for which purpose he received ls,ely
-FOUR most e1eeilsnt Pianos, &c, which can be
sen a. present Il his Store room.
Any one Who wishes 10 purchase good IN
sifument 81 excellent tone, touch and finish!
cannot g better than By calling on him, and
'examiniag his issirpnepis
Q. w B. win give, in the course OF few
weeks, 9 Grsnd Focal snd Insirumentai Concert.
% ChsFleslcva. In which be will perform tire
most seisntdc md brilliant Music on the ri.
eno, Violin, &e.
CIV scHUERMANN.
Sept =. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
China & Queensrcore
EXTENSIVE AssoRrnrrNr
S pOWRso

n TTENTIoN is called to the extensive ~.
"A sortmeni Of Stoves which We have now
10 store, embracing 4 greatsariety, adapted 10
country use Any order enclosing The cash will
be promptly attendedto, and whatever article
. ordered will be sent as good As il the buyer
were present.
No. 2 Kitchen Comnanion Cook;n, e.. .,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11

from .nese prices . liberal discount will be
made 10 those who buy to elIsgsin..
rs iT sddiscn 70 iss hsss g,shsa
Stoves, for burning Anthracite or Bitumnou,
Goals. Address N
f KINEs & FUSsELE,
80 Light Street, Baitsuore.
u Sept. 4, ls45ZA3. T. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-11
BOARDING. Q DAY SCHOOL
SHEPHERDSToWN, Jefferson
Couaty, Yirginia.
Mrs E.. wv. Pihalnsl.

Mrs. E.. w. Phelps
KXIILt r. open her School for Young 4.
w DIES On .NosdGy TIE l5th Of September
Mrs. will use aaspsring exeftiohs 70 make
ner school channeloi sound aud thorough IN
attraction, 10 all is membegs, in The vsr,ou.
1snehe. q learning. usually taught 10 similar
Mrs Phelps expects ID Be- assisted. ii her n.
forts. " an accomplished yeans lady, who WIN
assist her in the Ep6iisk department aud who
vii elso teach TIE FSeneh language. AZ her
n.ssst1s ki tPeaex French with the facility OF .
'Sts"e puFtts Wuo stusy lc.anoh v;tl IL -.
CARED 70 eoa6srM with their Tese6sr in' ths,
language. -
TERMS!
botrd and English Taito1 10 ali the
branches Tor the scholastic year Of ten
months, = ,an 10
TuItiaa IN Engli,h, IN all the branches IS 90
Taition IN French f5no
Mepe WIN the use OF the Piano. IS 90
Instructions on the Guitar will be given II re-
4 La'ia elias, win b laugh, il desired. :.
THE undersIgass feel. the mos, .n,;,s
eonhdSnee in recommending the school OF slrs
Pheips. He his frequently visited the school
snd Httnessed the rreiiaIions of the pupils in
the various departments, and found thai thew
bad bean esetuiiy snd .faiikfGily taught. Her
toadness for her work ana devotedness to II.
q unsurpassed These who may be desircus 10
patronixe the school, may rely upon the fulfil
neatot whsiever Mrs.. ?, engagesto teach.
G. NJ. ANDREWS,
Rector " THaiis Church. shePherdstown.
'slso 40 Col. Ed yard colston or Berke-
- let. Va, Alexander Botsier, Esq Ma
h f.sek. James chapllne., Esq. b. T.
20, and Others, ali Of whom have
. 10 the school.
.erdsiown. Aueust ga ists. A.