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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
FANCY ARTICLES

Dealers in combs cutlery, &c, Importers OF French
English and German variety goods.
White and Taskcr Ill and ll3 William st. corner Of
John, up stairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

importers Of Grrm,n Zephyr and TnpilsIe wnrs,ed
patterns, canvass, chenille, floss and twisted silks,
all kinds Of irlnsr cords and rassels and a great
variety of French fancy ARTICLES.
u. NJ. Peyser, IS John ST. and 359 Broadway.
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Notice, Cash Wanted.

vINHOSE indebted to the undersigned are hereby
i notified that payment according 10 contract 10
expected deinquents must not feel unhappy, when We
enforce collections a we shall at an early day.
April "a, 'if. 10 STRONGS If Co.
Smoked iiams and Shoulders
VERY nicely cured for family use, for sale by
As STRONGS & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

Importer and dealer in Otard, Dupuy & Co, cognl.
&c and champagne randies swan and hour glass gin,
Jamaica spirits. Irish whiskey, Madeira Port and
sorted cordals hi''ers,iHavsna segars, &c.
Henry Lehman, 232 Washington ST.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
AGENCY FOR FLINT AND GREEN GLASS
Al TnRIES

Druggists and chemical furniture. fancy bottles and
walls of cut, plain mded and varegnied colors,
lars French and German cut toilet bottles, mantel
ornaments OF china and glass.
Andrew Ross, $50 Maiden lane, will remove LIST May
l27 Water ST. up stairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

)rapers, Tailoi. and Gent'emcn's Furnishing Store
Morrison q. Jones, IS and 81 William Ct. in the new
block, between Jones and Fulton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

BRITANNIA WARE. sc.

& J. Bussng, III and ll3 William ST. corner of
John street,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS and SUN-SHADES
John J. Smith, manufacturer. 232 Pearl st, one door
from the corner Of Burlng Sip havin, returned
from Europe Is prepared TO show his customers the
most elegant French aud English styles
George j. Byrd, $50 Pearl st, opposite Cedar is pre-.
pared with stock Of Uubre.lls Parasols &c
manufactured at this establishment, unsurpassed in
the market.
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SuSpenderS,

Suspenders.
C00 boz. Web Su>penders
OOO so do Elastic do for sale by
MAY IL, 1916, Villas & MOVES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

The original Wild-r's genuine pntrn, double and sin
gle Saamander ,af,s, warranted free from
dampnes>.
Sas {. Herring manufacturer and dee Ter in ell knd
of ron safes, l39 wafer st. corner of dcpeyser 81.
Double salamandcr saics.-t J. Gaylnr, the original
inventor aud pa'enee of The double snfe and imp'uv
ed detecior lock, warranted fire and thief proof and
dry. Single salamander safes warranted equal 10
any maker, for sale by
Leonard Brown, 50 wall 81.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

Importer and Manufacturer Of musical instruments
and dealer in strings for violin, piano fDrte. and
publishers of music.
C. g. Chris,man, 40i Pearl street.
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CROCKERY, LOOKING GLASSES, &C.

Importers and Dealers in glass, china, earlhenwaie
looking glasses and clocks,
Smallry 4 Nelden, SO Pearl st.
Richard +. Havland So Maiden lane, between Pearl
and William sis.
F. w. Oesbury; Sc Courandt st. between Green
witch and Washington. Hotels and vessels suppl
piled al the lowest rates.
William A. Francis 76 Dey ct. first street north Of
tourtlandt, between Wash ngton ST. and North
River.
Timothy T. Klss,m & Son, las Maiden lane, between
Water and Front.
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Wholesale Dealers in Clothing:
Andrew Hall & Brother, Sc vesey, corner Washing
ton H.
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TRUNKS AND BRU SHES.


Manufacturers Of Travelling and packing trunks va
Ices carpet bags, rocking and hobby hor-
ses and vrocpee3.
r. S. & w. b. Strong = Peck slip. corner Of Pearl
ST. and opposite the eastern Pe-rl u. u Juss.
r. IL. OLSEN q Son, pol Pearl 81. cern.. Nadia
lane.
Brush manufacturers and dealers in broom-, cedar
and vii W ware. pail, tubs, mats and ropes.
WIN. f. Mreker, l95 Washington 81. opposite Wash
ing,on marh-i-onc door above fulton.
Laden ~ Hoaaland, 100 Washington one door be.
low Fulton
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

Brass rivet> for Trunks.
White n Birch, office rs Broadway, manufacturers
Of all kinds and Sues oi brass rIvets iUr trunks \
superior article al reduced prices.
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WALNUT OIL & MILITARY SHAVING SOAP.
Johnson. Nroom & Fowler, manufacturers of fancy
and iamly soaps, patent candles, pcriumery, &c.
3Courtlandt Of. and 10 Trinity Place.
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Second Arrival.
MORE NEW GOODS THIS SPRING.
lust returned from New Yur., vi h a ire. h SUP.
y ply OF q cd. Tho e wishing to prcht-e wil
n well TO call maedaely, lhSy but ll,,i open
ed AMI VII md a good assert neut to select from
May II, l5i6. DANIEL KERN.
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EMERSON'S SPELLING BOOKS.

Encr. on's National Spelling Book aud Prononn-
Gag Tutor, on an improved plan, wi h Reading Les
sons. One Hundred and SlxIieh Edition
Introduction 10 the above for Younger scholars by
tine same The works are highly recommended bv
Tea hers and Others are used in the Boston Pablo
Schools. AMI also extensively in the various schools
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SALANANDER SAFES.

Rich's improved patent double and >inge salamanca
safes. Warranted free itorl d4mpn,s> as wei as
fire proof an improvement upon h'der's patent,
for sal" by
A. : Marvin, agent FOR he manufacturer, 1854 water
street.
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PERtTMERY, SOAPS 6c

PERtUMENl, SOAPS, dc.
Manufacturer and Importer Of choice perfunery tole
soaps, extracts. cologues, &c.
Enrene Roussel, l59 broadway, letwecn Liberty and
Courtland streets.
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NEW YORK g. BOSTON
BOOT g. SHOE STORE.

'UNHE Subscriber having removed to the store on
j Church street formerly occupied BY s w.
Wells. opposite Mr. Kerns Store, offers 10 The pub
lao his st,i,.k cnna sling of
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Importers and Jobbers in looking glasses, and Impor
tiers OF looking glass plates.
Reuben c. Bull 4 Co, 22s Pearl st. opposite Platt.
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Gr,md's Geomcirv Par | a. Do. Philosophy.
Do C'hrni ,ry. 20. An hpc.ir Do, Aigcl IA.
~ll'Iyan', Ia Book, P,lu'cal, Moral and His
Inrlrli
"A brapk'- Grlue'rv. All nr'> III lie Phlius, per.
Nu,c,'s Pcunan hip Par e,'~ Arithmetic
II Ire H. intel : ate. llafs L"cr're, to Teach
ers Bars O dimes OF ll,t'r y. Johnson's and
Walker : hood liirtiunary The Chilli 5oauy.
Srhu CuHmr &c, Teachers, Ac, de 'rou. al eX-
aiming any OF Ihe above, viii be supplied without
charge.
In lditlon to the above, always for ,ale salts
factory pr e., a complete assortment OF SCHouL
Mu,Ic aud MISCELLANEOUS Books, STATIONERY, &c
May $50
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Importers of wines, brandies absnh, &c.-Also
manufacturers OF cordlss, syrups, litters and 9TH
er articles for supplying steamboats,, hotels grocers
and druggists.
John ]. Mosenier g. Co., sc Warren st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
Administrators SRI.

/ "iLL b sold q public auction. Il ID,
residence Of fhcsiafe Jeptha Morgan
i o. Wtdassfag fhs % day Of September a<xf. n,
ioI'e wing personal propertr, 10 Wit
~ o. l2hsid Of Horses, Brood Mares s
2 Coils
u or IS head Of Caiile, Cows, Sc;
# A large stock Of Sheep and Hoes.
FARMING UTENSILS,
Oi every description Three Wagons /;
Barshear & Shovel Ploushs. Harows:
@ SETS 81 Wagon Gears, 6 do Plough do:
One good Sleigh. Sc.
Household & Kitchen
= % Gl 10 OR a
Saeh % six Beds. Bedsteads q Bedding !:
Oae Secretary and 9ook Case;
| Bufesus. Tables. Chairs, &c.
Qne large Hathaway Cooking Stove; and
avery Other Kt'chen Uiensil, necessary
In > family. Also.
6 or 100 bushels Of OLD WHEAT IN
the gfehary, ofthe uefy best gaaiity
1000 OF ], POO bushels Of .Ait,c Wheat,
q good quality for he season
Rboa 100 pounds IF tcashed Wool.
TERMS Nine months creda " IN be given
on al sums Of IS and upwards, upoa the pur-
ehasee giving bond and approved security nm.
der hist sum, the cash viii Dc required on the
day Of sale, No property 10 he removed tin
the terms Of sale are complied with
WILLIAM G BUTLER.
.adm'r ~ Jsp,ha .Mosgaa, deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20

XIILL be sold, IL ethe late residence Of
Wv George NeCormief, deceased, mile
South 81 Berry silie, on Mondsy tke 3lsi Of IA
Rust, tnsiaai Il fair. IL mol, the next fair day.
all the Personal Property belonging 70 the E
state. Consisting off,
10head ofpuiuabls ,0ork Horses, Mares
and Coils
% head of Cattle, including 6 fat Cat
tle and some raiuable nsilck Co,cs
70 head Of Sheep and Lambs, Of an an
prorea STOCK
80 head Of Hogs
] good riding Car1iage and Harness
"A grsaf caristyof Farming Implements,
suckas Wagons, Ploughs, HaFTosrs, SC.
70 Or l4OO bushels Of Rheat
Tor 500 bushsis Of Oats, ,cith many other
things too tedious 10 menfioi.
TERMS.-Fof The Wheat, Oats. ard FatCat
tle, ! credit Of sixty days will bsfgiven. The
purchaser giving negotiable mole 10 Bank. vel
endorsed. For he balance. credit Of nina
months win BE- gisea On III sums Of Eve dollars
and upwards, r7th bond end approved security.
U1der that sun cAsh-
Sale q eommeAcc a 70 o'clock. A. n.
ISAAC MCCORMICK, Ezf.
Clarke county Ane 30, lol6s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
RUBLIC SAEE.

IN WILL sell 81 public sslr. 10 the hiehes,
q bidder, on George -t.irss; -se.i. farm TIVE N
ahsf miles below shepherdsiovn. on Sdissrds,
The ) k.dag ~ Sepiea6er asxt, all the property
which holi 10 my name, consisting as foIfows,
One Horse. Colt.
Three Cows. 4 Calves.
Seven Sheep, 6 Hogs, big and little,
One old Harr0Wl Cutting Box.
About 10. Of / Acres Of Corn, on the
ground. Also Some
Household e Kitchen
Up W H &c u 81 W RMs
TEaas--cash No property to be removed
until the terms are complied with.
HENRY LlcKLlDRR.
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Household and KiEchcm
HURNIxUxD

Consisting ss follows, viz:
slslarge Clock, made BIZ e. Whitehead s
Wetherby;
| large Dining Table
j sett Of Windsor Chairs !: IS
.Aiso-yf 6ne Garden, containing outhe
necessary 1all vegetables, useful to a
family, such as Cabbage, &c. &c.
-4iso--A large lot Of ,oeil-cured Bacon
together with mIDy articles omitted, as being
Z tov tedious for enumeration.
TERMS-A credi, Of nine months1uilI Be
given On all sums over i've dollars an sums q
hye collars and under, The cash will Sc re1uir.
ed. No properly % Be removed until ihe terms
Of sale ere complied with. The purchaser eis.
ing boad and approved security.
Sale 10 Commences AZ TO O'clock. A nj.
WILLIAM JENKINS, SRI
August Is. 1876. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
Frederick Female Seminary.

THR EXERCISES OF THIS lSsrlTU
TON VIAL ~ REsuMED onsTuesDAY, Is
SEPTEMBER MKT.
The splendid Seminary building was erec,e,
expressly for Female collegiaie Institution
al an expense Of more than SIC 900, AID so "a
rs we regard beauty and elegance Of structure
/ the perfect adaptation OF all its parts 10 IN,
purpose for which they were designed, the ele
gance Of i,s furniture, the comforts end conve
nieDees OF the boarding department, We conf
IDENTIFY believe il is not surpassed by any simi
lar Institutions 10 The Southern Ststes.l Parents
and GUARDIAN are particularly invited 10 cal
add examine FOR themselves
This Institution comprises three separate and
distinct depsrtments--,ke JUVENILE. where
the elementary principles OF an education are
commenced 1.-The PREPARATORY. Mhere the
pupils are thoroughly grounded 10 the sqtslan.
tial branches Of ednesIion, MISUNDERSTANDING
Reading, Writing. Grammar, Geography and
Arithmeiic--iAe COLLEGIATE, where slf the
higher branches Of finished Female education,
both useful and ornamental. are pursued TO ns
great an extent as They are in or best Forth
ern Schools. Embracing 10 IL range fulI and
complete course Of instruction, from the Alpha.
bet TO the cowpietion Of the Collegiate course
The shale is under the immediate control Of
the President. Mr.. II WRcBEsTsR, and nine
Professors and Teachers, subject 10 The general
slpervisien Of the Board Of Trustees.
Pains and expeuss IN tznnurs=-s irruressos-l
and Tutors hsye been msliers of secepdsTy con-
sideraiion. The grand object was 70 secure for
the Seminary The best talent OF the country, and
10 this, we think, vshave been erainenty suc-
cessful, -
Although the Seminary has been in operation,
as corporate Institution, only one year, the
catalogue numbers between eighty snd ninety
Scholars. and at the recent exclamation their
manifestation of proficiency. sound scholarship,
and graceful and lady department. drew forth
The highest commendstiop from the able and
efficient committees appointed TO examine them.
The Pfofebsorships Of Ancient pd Modern
Languages, Mnsic, Painting and Drawing, are
ably filed.
Ample arrangements have been made in ihe
Seminary for the accommodation OF Boarding
Scholars.
The dormitories consist Of separate rooms,
twelve feet BY eighteen, haudsohely fitted up,
wiih.entifely new Carpets, Beds, Bedding, &c.
The price Of Board and TuitidA in all The
branches required FOR Dploma. including fur
nishee rooms, fuel, lights. washing, &C.. 5000
perschoissiic yssr. payable haByeDiy u advance.
For further particulars In relation 70 the To-
stitutioh, reference may be had 10 Mr.. WIN-
cnEsrEh, the President or either Of the Trustees.
By order ofthe Board.
VAL 8. BRUNNER, Secretary. FL
GIDEON BANTZ,l Y
DAVID BOYD, : Trastess.
C.. STEINER.
Frederick. Nd, Aug 20, 1865.
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-. q ~ 49,. E. fEl 49, |
jH AyINe rssea,ly bteon, 81 rr,s-;,,o,s q
~ The fofONAc MILL. &. ~. IS Elm,
enlq4n<s = ~ faIoi1t cod 4oni.Y hat Il
= ~ he!rE f1t i conpiels repair. and
'cr ~ rcc&piioo sc WhosI.
4,Is trz.l<1 ~ scrficss 6I i11 1.n.
>1ter'>c<<4 to1 1tiieir< Niilcfs. wa. .r.r al
l<..s psi 1eee gives sn<h ss,', 'stI;o1 1.
l1ee,se ne hepe shsf. us vii 6e 81 4. ..,.i d
te'e'e. ~ als rescued % nsr;t. cost;.,,.
!. 49, 81 he patronage, Which A. h,rel6Ier~
800 - npsrsily extended q Ills ueli know
A. Ee fsel ~ dsposi,ion % ineor he rs,Don.
s.nhi'ies end RISKS which resaIl from n go.
uiatioss . hre.dstulIs. We kars defern,ins'' :,
euy 20 uheat uhatever, bul - tnnspe oar.
selves simply md solely. 10 ths Gfissinr n
nrsin iof oiheis, u The usual rates e In :
euaraniying, Of course. % stand The Inspection
q ne Baltimore snd Gsorgeiown rnfkels.
The comms1dins capsbiliiies Of lhs Potomac
Mil for MISUNDERSTANDING 8sur uron NE moai en-
tensise scale. and in the besi lie con.
seoienee % The Canal. and fseilities for ioae-
lng and ul,oa1ing boats. Sc. sfe well kaoWn 10
The farme's generally, and wssreiteIate she as
surance, th,i i shall not Be cur fault, IL these
peculiar sdsapiages do moi continue 10 be duly
appreciated by them.
A. n BOTELER, BRO q co.
Aug u. l646--6t-Spirit copv e..
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VsHE up5ersisned b.. nave ms.t rssficl
u fully % llfoth ne Farmers % JslsrtsI
Comfy that they have leased The Malls q &
y Skep6ftd. u snsphsrt.loa1. and are nov
psspsfsd (hasink lstels repaired he NAL, and
PAL the same ia complete order 10 DO Efindin,
% ne most fsfor1bls terms Pr sQa
pounds Of eles1 Merehsni.s.e u4~st tAeI VII
glre one barrel or Supervise Flour, su5 siand
The Inspection ID sn3 Of The eastern msrkess,
and deliver the same n the boat Tree Or change,
or, deliver the same 70 any Market IN TIE Dis.
triet d Coiamhis, FOR twenty fSs cents rel
barrel.
They are also prepared st 81 times 10 pay
The highest cash price for Wheat Those bss.
ing The article 10 dispose Of viii please give
them call.
They have also an1chej 70 their N1lls
CORN cRUsHER,
On q new and improved plan. and are fully
pgeparedto grind Corn % the cob, Plaster. &c.
They are also prepared % do Ell kinds 81 Saw
ing, II the shortest notice. and on The m9st rea.
soasble terms, Al the Mill Is longing . Dir. Par
ran. B
They sincerely hope that b. : strict sifsation
10 business. and desire 10 please NJ that 4
generous public will extend to them 1 liberal
share Of patronage.
The prblic's humble servants.
JACOB. ORND0RfF.
MARCUS A. F0UKE.
Shepherdsfown Aug % l9ff-3t
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To the Farmers.
YyHE undersigned continues 10 manufacture
IL al his Iron Foundry and Thrashins Ma.
chine Mandatory, West Franklin street, near
the Railroad, Hagerstown, Md
HORSE POWERS
AND
ThrNsting Machines.

Where be will keep large supply at a
times ready for sale, made ofihe bes, materials
and oflhs most improved plan, adapted to four,
1--WE and six horses He would solicit the par.
ticular attention Of Farmefsto the great super.
iority Of these Machines. The Horse powers
are highly celebrated for their great strength,
durability and ease Of operation. These Ma.
chires have never been surpassed for the large
quantity Of grain they are capable Of lhrashine
per day, which is separated from the straw,
perfectly clean and free Of injury from cutting
They are made strong and simple, and BY no
means liable 10 get out Of order. He could 70.
ferIto large number, were L necessary, who
bought and used the Machines last year, all OF
whom are highly pleased with their perform.
anee. There neser has been . Machine manu-.
featured heretofore, which has given as general
satisfaction as this. They are warranted 10
work wen in every respect.
JAMES r. JONES.
e1Horse Powers and fhrashing Machine.
Of eyely description promptly repaired
HsgersioWD, Nd. July 2, 1916
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rNRDERED. 81 he Dps,i = Di.,s,or. :.
~ ihe NaErefs Fern = s1<nah11s1 N16a.
fsttprine re@r.lI, ||.' Ne s.H.<''1sfs = a.
st9<k q sad cenfo@l ere I<1.<sI<1 = r.y
thsir ias,>i0s4l, - (a|Iors To l>|'a.. ~
share On lie bird FI't1I 4 1o<11. i1.l. ;ln-<<
dollars per shnrr - ~ hid Ff.s,r n Esr.>.,-
~ nexl f5cr doI'afs ref s1trs - The i1|,1
tndsy i 0c,ober ne<i fspr loI'1. rer sktr>
% TIE third Friday 10 Notenozl ttx, an1
four dollars per share o. ~ bird fri3ay h b.
esnber next, payable % Geo. Mauxf. Tfeas1.
rel Of he Company personally. a. a he Far
nefs aud Aeehiaics' Bank e 1seierick corns5 !.
Msryi a1d, OF The 0fies o. Discopnl and Deposit.
Of he Bank Of The Valley n Yhginis, Al Charles.
loun. 4
NofE-fo prevent mistakes, DE stockholders
are fequesisd 70 eoniinss . fsy q he Places
Il which The 6rSt insiaImenis are paid, onisss
. change Of residences should nsks Il necessarl
10 40 oiheruise. JAME3RiDDINCS.
Aug Q, 1876. Prtsilenf.
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Charlestown Refactorv.

CharleSt0Wn Retect0TT.
TNHE uudersigued has removed from the
- building recently occupied b him, eross
corner from the Bank to the Hoass adjoining
the Store Of Nj. J. J. Miller. end opposiis
the Post Office. The patronage 50 kindly be-
slowed upon him. has induced rrnewed and
more sigilant effort 10 establish Reiecfofy 10
charles,oEB, worthy the encouragement Of
her liberal citizens. Az his present location
lbesiles many additions that are 70 Be made. }
be WI continue 10 keep On hand !, 81 1IIlin<s, 4
largeAsnd general assortment 81
Candies, Fruits, Cakes.
CTG.HRS, TOB.dCCO, Sc,
Which vim Be offered On he nosf reasonable
isrms. Bis eacdy i Of bis own msnnfsclzrs,
and i warranted % - equal. Z ups supsripr. q
Isny ever offered 10 this market.
o. hand. . fresh supply Of The Fcl celt<rat
ed Nsiic1ltd Hsuk1und can1r. which has e.
ceixed he reconmendntio1 OF he Medical "a.
Guilty here. IS cissrhcrs, 1s sinplc ent nos'
s8caeipps repedI Cor coughs and cslls. - frs'
q1crt 81 ~, season Or ~ year. S -
Cakes VII - lsrni,ttI 70 flf1zss fer par
lies, &C., ~ he s.orl<S< ro.;ce. and q price.
III IIliis above ,1c tr1l <o<l a ~ natrrill.
| The L1tirs -n1 Grll'e~'' 81 ne lows q,
|Fz>Pet,IsI|y i,lAit B. cr[',ItH Eslse''.kpse1
'As sPPs.''.' q 'hs q: ~. (. -
It<1 W I1|<
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL,
Il SHEPHERDSTOH.A;
J.9srssa c., Tiginia.
mrs. z. w. Phelps,

4
"IfLL resopsn her School FOR Young La
w dies % .MsAdsyfts l5fk dsg II SfPiem.
btFnezt. An accomplished younk Lady has as
socislei herself with Mira. 2. who will assist
Der 10 The various Department.. THIS Instiiu.
ton Is situated 10 apessabt village, whose Prox-
unity 10 the Baltimore and Cumberland Rail-
road. makes il perfectly easy 81 seesss. while
its reiiremeni ID peculiarly fasorsble 10 SHADY.
All the branches Of . thorough Esglish Eduea-
ton are carefully taught, without Regleciing
those Accomplishments which add such attract
iveness TO the Female character.
Well qualified Instructors are employed to
give lessons 10 Music snd 10 The French Ian
guage. The reading Of German and Italian,
will also be taught il desired. There "a room
,in the Family Of the Principal for . few Young
Watc.s-Hhose morals and msnrefs will be
enjoy the advsiih assiduous care. and who viii
acquire . complete E6dsa Home while they
Board and Tuition In English fTHaNs:
Tuition ia English alone, per snnuuss. --.-.saIeo
Preach. per annnm, rs
Muse, per annum. with The use 81 Fikhp IS
Drawing sad Embroide, ". each, per doafleT, Z
shephsrdstown, Aug 20. 1864 +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
HOUSE q LOT
fOR SALE

THE undersigned intending 10 60 West, viii
= llhis HOUSE & Lot, near Myerstown,
adjoining the lands Of J. C. r. Taylor and the
heirs Of Mr.. Walton. The House is one story
and a-hslf high, containing Two rooms, with .
cellar. Also, Kitchen. Smoke-house, Stable,
60. Tbs Lot contains about
Three aud q half sacs.es,
2 acres Of which are cleared, and The balance
in timber bargain can Be had b. making
early application.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-20
PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

ANAeA@ ~ At&A ~ AtOA LII
WILL offer for sale, on Monaag ths ala Of
j august iAst., three miles vest Of Charles
Town. altof ny Petsoaai Property, Viz
Horses and Coli
Some fine mich cbws, Stock Cattle, SC.
Fifty head of Sheep
Sfriy-sepen hle1 81 HOGS
Too good F'1n|elio1 Waeons;
One Carf e1e IRater Car -.
Bar-shear H'6Nghs
Double and single Shouel do.
Three Harro,os
Oas Of Watkins' COT Hagersto,pn best
Patent HHE.9T FANS, neso
40 Or so Heres ef Corn, By TIE acre.
Household u Kitchen
~ 81 81 M q q " - ia
Consisting ID part o follows, Viz
SoMe Good Feather Beds, Bedsfedds, SC.
.Muhogany Tables, sSiideboard, CAairs, SC.
together viii : great numbef o. articles moi
mentieHed.
Terms n Sal,.--0n the above property q ere
dite nine months viii b giveni with bond and
approved security.
JOSEPH SHEWALTER.
Rich Woods. Aug 90 1876