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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-30


Il Soldier Of the Rcuolution gone q his TesI--.
1t become our duty to announce the decease Of
Mr.. BASIL Lowe, which took place, insshis
District, on Tuesday evening the s22d instant.
Mr.. Lowe was native Of Maryland, from :
which stn,e he moved shortly after the reyolu:
ton to South Carolina. At that trying period
he bore his part, manfully, in the canse ofinde.
pendence, and rendered essential services to-
his country. Mr.. Lowe had attained; a very
advanced age, and at the time of his death was
about 95 years ofage. Much the greater po!y:
ton of his life was passed in Edgefeld District,
South Carolina. II is not our purpose TO pro. :
nounce an elaborate panegyric,. butewe can
truly say, tirat in all the relations. o. Iife.he
was irreproactable, and that he was enphatl'
He has left numerous respectable descend.
ants, and an aged wife, who in the course. Of
nntrre must so N follow him 70 his final issi.
ing place, The day preceding his death; we
paid him visit, aud looked for the last time,.
upon the veteran solder.a As!we sat by his
bed of death, thoughts of the scenes through
which lie had passed, come Growing upon us,
and we were filled with feelings of the deep,
est solemnity. In imagination, we were trans; an 4
ported 10 many battle field, in which the sub:
iect of our notice had encountered. the enemies
of his country, and had finally ,fiumphed over
them. But NOW, we beheld him grpapEug with,
death the last, enemy and too surely must he
fall a victim: Ifislass moments were tranquil,
and throughout his illness, he was watched over
by those Of his relatives who were no, too dis;
taht from him, and by a number Of The ikindess
and most devoted friends. ,..;, a.y;;tt,s n
The South Carolina Regimsatot Holuatecrs. =, :,
We copy the subjoined COMMUNICATION, ,insIe..
la.ion 10 the South Carolina Regiments from
the South Caroinian. It will beseen from,
the letter Of Col. Butler to the editors, that in.
all probability our Regiment, if called on q. oil,
will not be required before tie first of neeem.
!, ber. In conversing with gentleman, wen
versed in political affairs, we learned thatpro.
baby our Regiment would be wanted BY the
first Of November, should the war: continue.
/ But there is no absolute certainty about3it, and
we seriously hope, that sour gallant 'goluHtsers
, will no. march as all towards the wiidssoi
: Mexico. Certain we are, that ehaald tifeif
ycounty call sthem, they wiIl..gO with cheerful:
ness and spirit, under their noble, Colonel, and
, will never suffer to,be lowered tie Palmetto
and Star spausled Banner, 50 bsasifally b!en.
: ded info ono. sSss:4 :.
RysSs.g7
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-09-30

by commission. after a. session: :ofsgefy
great interest and Importance While the
war with Mexico has tended totdepTess'
Mexican stock, the modification ofour tas.
riff, iaken,in connection @ittithe free trade
action Of their own 2 ParIiament, has given
a buoyancy to trade and-manufactures in
England, which for the present. is full of
promise. The Bank Of England has low
cred The rate OF interest from 81 to 8 per
cent, which proved the price of public
funds. The rail way share market has
also improved. The cotton market has
become firm and active; 100000 bags
having changed hands in the course Of
fourteen days, al an advance Of fully i'd.
Iu The manufacturing districts the value of
goods and yarns has advanced. In the iron
trade, the Improvement noticed on the ar
rival of the steamer Of the 18th Of August.
has continued wilma prospect of a sliIl
further advance in prices. The crops have
been gathered; wheatis pronounced about
an average yield; but oats are light, and
potatoes are pronounced a total failure.
The American provision market has in, :
proved, the sales being more brisk and
prices somewhat advanced! -,
AaLy.-The Pope'sa popularity ihcreas-
es every day. The people flock in crowds
10 The little town OF Sinigaslia, 10 see the
room, in which he was born, and actually
ascend the stairs on their knees. Every
thing he does is marked with q tact and
libefali,y really surprising in Pope. HIS
kindness to The poor is unboupded, and
his sympathy with many Of The political
| offenders, whom be released; has been
shown in striking manner; he has even
subscribed money for their relief. He
seems bent on introducing, as soon as op-
porluuily offers, most sweeping REFORMS;
notwithstanding the remonstrances Of Aus.
tria. Naples, and other countries. He is
the best Pope the world has had. '''I' y.
I - vi - s -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
.m.aRRIED.l

On the 29,h ult., by the Rev. George Reed, MIR.
ELLA ATHr TO Mas ALIsD4 RuTTKR, al Of Frede-
rick county.
i On the 2Sd yit.. by Rev. Jno. Cgilsia, Mr. JEs-
So O'RE4R. OF Clarke CO., 10 Miss VIReESIa A.
daughter Of Armstesd Ut,krbsek, ESQ.,, e5rErede-
rick 60. Va.
On the Esd slt., IN Jefferson CO.. by .he Rev.
MIR. Eargrsve. MIR. WIN. HUTcHIsos 10 Arsk RAJ
cHEL ANN FIsHER, all Of MartinsbaFg. q
On the 18th inst, BY thelRev Richard T. Brown,
Mr. LERor GARnT TO Miss ELzanETM WITsahE,
all Of This county. Ie
!. AtUniontown, Pa, on tie q0;huIt, by the Rev.
w. Oveo, Mr.. GEoRsE w. Cox. OF Rarpers-F Fer
ry, Va, To Miss SARAH A. War;, Of the shove
place.
On the Bridge al Hsrpers-Ferry, on the 70 inst
by The Rev. Jas Sanks. Mr.. HARaTsos LoNGER-
BEANto Miss MkHTuA Al DAVIS, all Of Clarke Co.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Longmore. MIR.
SrERHES PARMER, Of IIarpers-Ferry. TO Miss MAR
tina r. PRIcE, Of Manyuhk, Philadelphia County,
Penn.
On Tuesday the 9th inst. BY the Rev. Samuel
Cover, Mr.. JoHN T.. LIGHrFooT to Mas ELIZA
sETH EMaERsoS, all OF Loudoun.
On Sunday the 4ih inst, by the same, Mr.. SAMu-
IL W. LIGGEr 10 Mrs. C4THARISE WRIeHr, all Of
Loufoun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
$500 REWARD.

SDAN AWAY from the subscriber, livinr
~ near Berryville, cl,rke County, Va, o.
SATURDAY night last. the 26ih day Of December,
lef5, Negro WILLIAM. He IS about &c year.
old, Eve feet nine or ten inches high dark brown
compile xion, stout and well made, heavy fea.
lures rather, and thick lips, leans forward ia
walking, and has vhiskers coming under his
chin. Homemade cloihing. drab fulled linsey
though, most probably. he has changed them
He will probably make for Penns, issnia.
ALSO
GRAN AWAY from the subscribef, on So.
turdsy night or Sunday morning last, Negro
JIM--calis himself James Turin-hs Is abou,
Eve feet Eve or six inches high. dark brown
complexios, short woody hair. dat nose, and
rather wide mouth, and thick lips. He is stou
and wellset for his height, and Is about % Or
81 years old. Jim is good house servanb and
has pleasing manners-had gray monkef coat
with velvet collar, and cloth cap wi,ha glazed
top--ihough, probably. he may es-ege ms
clothing, and have forged papers .,,....
I viii give reward Of $lss ,s a siiaer 81 ne
above Negroes, or $500 for ~ mem, iand
pay all reasonable charges rs sersa z .ae y
Berryviile, Clarke county. kirE ~, o sacersa
in any jail 50 that y set mem sgsin.
un..;l,a Ian a IeA6-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

MEssRs EDTroRs:-B Believing that you
ere interested ID the various benevolent
institutions Of the day. and especially.
thar which has aishdency 10 promote viz.
tue andpisty 10 The rising generation. and
10 prevent The serious evils Of criminal ig-
norsnee. and knowing that you would
confer ! favor upon many Of The readers
OF your highly Interesting paper in this
pisce. and thereby: suhserve the Sabbath
School cause. I am encouraged 10 send
you btief notice Of Sabbath School
Exhibition which was held ia this place
fHarpe5s-Ferry) % the evening Of the
3lst of'December. 10 the Methodist Epis.
1opal Church. which was beautifully or
namented with eyergreens, woven into
Wfeaths. arches, and festoons, surrounding
The platform and the lamps. and suspend.
ed from the gallery. The whole splendid
~ illuminated. reminding one very forci.
bly, OF the immortality Of bis being. s.
The meeting was opened Il half past 6,
O'Clock, by 40 address from the author Of
this communication. ID which the claims
Of the Sabbath School institution was urg
ed upon The beneyolence Of The congrega-.
ton from several important consideration,
and concluded BY few words Of encour-
agement to that valuable class Of The
commeniiy. Sabbath School Teachers.
who may justly be ranked among the
creates. benelactorsof the sge-who, Sab
bath ,afier Sabbath. are '''Iesching the
young idea how 10 shoot. how 10 aspire
alter the glorious distinctions. and he
high reward with which God will eyentu-
ally crown the fidelity Of those who serve
him.
The audience was then addressed by
about forty Of the scholars belonging 10 The
School. OF both sexes. and Of different ages
from the infant Of 5 years, 10 the youth
Of twe.ve-upon great variety Of sub.
jects. Speeches. dialogues, SC. SC,
M st Of which had been carefully selected
BY their valuable spperintendents, E H
I Chambers and H. Gllleece.- all of which
were of q highly interesting character. rs
The manner 81 their delivery reflected
great credit upon those juvenile speakers
The style Of their oratory was natural and
impressive. and gave promise that the
same voices might be heard hereafter tc
profit. from the Pulpit, at the Bar, OF in
The Senate Chamber. They were listen.
ed TO by ala.ge and intelligent congre ga
ton with thrilling interest. The exer
cises were also occasionally enlivened By
appropriate hymns and anthems from the
Choir, whoperformed their part admirably
on thissoccssion.
In conclusion, would just remark tina
the congregation. 10 show their approba
ton Of the performances Of the evening
and 70 aid The Sunday School cause, gay'
Us q very handsome collection. amouutin!
toupwards OF $2l. commend the cans,
10 The benevolent; public, and especially
TO the friends of our holy Christianity
upon whose patronage il has more imme
diale claims.
~ Atfec,ionaiely yours, Sc.
K ; JAMES SANKS. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
DIED.

On the 24th Nov, at tie residence of her daush-
ter, Mrs. Emmett, near the University Of Va Mrs.
ELIZA J. TucKER, in the Goth fear Of Ler age.
Mrs. Tucker was q nativeIof Berrhada but has been
resident Of Virginia for the Int 20 years OF
this peniod The larger part spent at the Univer-
sitylef Virginia, the former part ID Ly neLburg.
Ga Saturday night last, 1T the residence Of her
son, Mr.. George lsler, Mrs SARAH lsLEn. relict Of
the late Mr. Henry Isler Of this town. at lie adyan-
eeda age Of 81 years.
On Friday The 9Th inst. at the residence or her
daughter ID Jaw. Mrs. Heltn jones', in Meeklen.
burg county, Va, at an advanced age, Mars. LrcY
ID. Josfs, hate oflhis town.
Mrs. J. was q native of Spostsylyaais county,
Va, but Tor the last forty years. resdent Of JEFF
terson. She was during 6ie whole Of that period uI
70 The time OF her DEATH u member Of the Meiho
dist Episcopal Church, aDd fe were better prepar.
ed 10 leave this vale Of tears .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
lezas' Oregon ana aalif6rni.

.tsIE undefsieped -. =
MA, on TEXAS, oRFGST pu2lish.d q Ma
ssa.e have 5shee,. ro.s,YN AMP CALIFne
work. The Wanrssa;a re. No pains or -
America which extenesTl,s "a al - lon &c.,
SD. n, and from the 49, ssSte Of Texas;
e.s,ns esr sIs,nia pis s.s sss viii
The ehole Of Upper Cstnosn,s IA verriio-
the adjoiairg regions o r.ss,,S,S the: A1dan
~ Of Iowa. the Missouri ~. ..l,i;on of Me1i-
Territory. and cohsidefsoie ~ Or r.. -
co and Old Calisorga.Ial. s1S sulant, ihcludng
that derived from Nicollet,s Map Of the coun
Try sstween the MississiPpiapd Missouri Rivers
Map OF Oregon, by Capt. Wilkes, 5. N
Man Of The explorations in Oregon, California
sc, by Capt. Fremont, U. S. Al; the Congress
,ional and other Maps Of Texas; the lates
Mans OF Mexico, &c. The Emigrant Route i
Oregon, via the South Pass, aud the Traders
Route 10 Santa Fe, are distinssiy trSced, an
All the counties in Texas ares shoWa On Ii
Map. III -,
shsll nave Ten copies Of the Map, 10 sheet
| folded for The pocket, tcgsiheE with zen coPi'
Of The descriptive matter. 4Q PAGES daedsc
| mo. i forwarded by Mail wisbest deia
TIE postsge will not exeest 81 ~ Pressi
rates' I'VE cents per copy. Tor t6e n p ano
i coasnaniament 10 any part ofthe UnHsd Sia,s
S.VAUGUSTUS MTG HELL,
~, E,,aIii,km,af. NE. Corner Of frksf .
Ser,n,k Strstis, Pkiladsi7hie
4 Jan. Is, 1886. E -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
| WINCHESTER
| Daguerrean Saloon.

TINE undersigned, having fitted up in comforts
u BILE order, a suitable room, is nov prepared to
take Dagaerreotype Miniatures in superior siyiei
warrsnted perfect 10 every respeet andto stand the
test of time, being hnished with delicate coating
OF Gold, which renders them durable and unfading.
Miniatures taken IN Groups
or sinely IA may be desired. Copies Of painted por
traits can be taken by this process nthe best style
Miniature s taken, and set in Loekets Family Like.
nesses are arranged in handsome large frames, thus
forming beat ornaments for parlors. sc.
Ladies aud Gentlemen are particularly invited ia
visit the Daguerrean Saloon, and inspect specimens
Visiters will please make application al the resi-.
denee orJohu S. Gallaher, Esq Terms quite mode.
rate. .. S.GALLAHEk, Jr.
Jan. s. iS46, ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
THE MARKETS.


- =
CATTLE,-Thers Vas fair supply o. Besves
Il The scales to-day, The prices RAGING FROM
SI.75zS3 per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equalTo $3.50
ass rs net. A few Of, extra quality brought IS
as Averaee rate Of sales 81 Ga
H0GS.-We quote at t5.25sS5 so, whilst
small and choice lots bring IS. CT
FLOBR--Since the close OF bur last review
the market for Howard 81. Flourghss been With
out sninstion. To-day holders are asking t5.25
without efsctipg sales. There are buJersatS5 :
l2A, but most dealers show little disposition 10
operate Al this rate. We note sales, however, Of
q few hundred bbis. mixed brands ihia evening
lfS5.i2t. The last seiilemenis fpr receipts uere
At s5.l2t. but to-day the rate named is SIS.
GRAM Very little Wheat reaches the mar
ket. The few parcels received sell at l05alio
cts. for good 10 prime reds.
Ssles Of Corn to-day st6la62 cents for Wkile,
and So cents for yellow, which il a decline.
We quote Rye al 10a72 cents and Oats al ~
els.
WHISKEY.- Considerable sales were made
To-day ALA cents for hhds ana 25rents for bbls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

WILL be offered for sale, before the door Of
w the Court House of Jefferson County, on
Monday The l9th day-ef January, (Court day,)
the Negroes belonging 10 the estate Of the late
John Griggs, Sr., deceased Among them are
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls, Of different
ages. They are all very likely and value
BILE. Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing will
have an opportunity Of seeing and examining
the Negroes BY calling on MIR. VIM. H. Griggs,
Chariestown.
TERMS-Six months credit, bond ard ap-
proved security. r. WILLIAMS,
.adm'r of John Griggs, ST..
Spirit copy.
Ian L lB46
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
Another ArriraI

Ns" Books, Magazines, and Pr.
| "A It FITzsIMMoNs' cb.an =
l. Depot Among them are as foiIon sao1
Books. Wv
.oung kate or the Rescue, a Err;,;.,.,
Aaam Brown, the Merchant. Ae.
Midsbispman Easy, part
fhs Midshipmsn or Corvette and R,;r
] The cssqish Galleon D'isantine.
i The tcAa~ss Gold,
~. lhSlchers 81 I'm Gu,
InIiI a.,s e Maple.
The Quake. r1aP ,, m supply 6a
o'her cheap pasics,i,nnass supply, end ali he
Cody. l is3T..rs, 1.ass,,, 1915. e
S crana @'s Mssszine
Arihur's IA
Catholic do
N sss ,1.a ,l Iphia Saturday Essnin. pos
oh;ia !. g l,rday evening GEL E0e
- p;. s,'efn Continent, No. 1a,da.
pt-:,S 9r,a Yankee, the iarsss, Nam,
sised on the en- Papers win b 49,.
Harper.Eerry, "a ssc9 Of ,hs s,eamerss S'af'y re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
PVUgp DORINQ.
.If Charles q. Rpnrp. Il

AE6S leave to inform ihe, eifixrns Of Lbus
n doun, Clarke, Frederick, sBsrksIeY and
Senerson counties, that 70 still continues tho
Pump Boring Business. and will 81 ksnsv *
serve me citizens of tho above counties 10 Tia,
Mayt HIS work shall be done 10 the most
Wolhmanilke manner aad perfect satisfa eijon
insured. From long pursui, inishis busins 81 5
% y confident that he canroi 81 hea, ID III
calling, By any one. 80 = M
rromptness and fidelity shall ever Sc si,en
OF PIG T Sausi. 81 s5siss
yire;.; s's .cs, e ChfriestowB, JeGbfson 81
with prom. !, e'lselasn, b. isttss. win msy
cb,,,..,. GH1RLES d. BR.agG !.
11aIIes.eVn, ARtil. 3. leA5-II -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
: M4U SIS OAs III
WHOLsES.4.E & REJ,8Jy.

| Isl undersigned having purchased II. ca,
- q oeoas OF WILLIAM r. SEWERS +, ~.
| ryyilie, with the view of transsctine ,b@ ~
can'ile business, are now receiving q yerv :.
tensive assortmenlof ~ ex
New & SeasOnahge Gnn,.s.
Which they pledge themselves 10 sell ~.
cash, OF OF the usual credit to resnons;.i ~ ~
efs. The following Goods comprise Y. IVY
our stock, namely Blue. blue hIaet r. 49,. =
brown. dahlia and invisible green. yest " r.
land, French and American Broadclo,h. = =
III plain and figured beaver cloths of mi co1o.
6-4 pilot, very superior; s'ois'
6 gold-mixed do;
"a Canada clath, new article.
C.fSSI.IERES.
IL French easslmeres, plain and figured nsv
zig DO superior Z gold mixed do
1-S blue and black do.
RESIINGS.
magnificent assortment Of nav ana 49,
sies SIX satin, cashmere, black and agpr.a
feIfets, medium and low priced Vesf;rrs
large assortment Of ladies' and gansfsIn.n,.
Gloves, al colo5s and prices
Hosiery: Long and half hose, all desersJtion.
Also, Gfos de Rhine and Italian Crawl. II -
Fancy hsndkerehiefs, linen cambria a.
Some very superior black satin fans,
Some very pretty black. and blue bIaeL I,a,;a,
, Grapes, Shawls, the riches, and mo., so,aa
did assortment of The season. PSI
Sne .NsW Styles Cashmere j, t,ro...
Amga Ehich viii be found the cel.h,s,s, 49,
s1'ucs" De Maintenon Pamr,aa'l sno
~ = \, styles, now al the vogue = 70
lAPs de Lanes OF very rich st,f.7sL,l,
~ Iasnmeres and Mouslin de 4 &c.. n. coi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
Adam Young, Jr. Ant,

foR1 cROSBY& son op 1M0pp
lH 1As just received u. " q avnh'
~ pleasing terms ana one1r SAFE on
20 barrels INV NC. crop New Orleans gar,
100 boxes Mnss nav Grow New orlei Molasses,
~ 80 oags Rio green coffee. M
is :. a view Bedford Sperm hdles,
5ea.k. genuine sh;, CASTLE Soap,
loo gross friction 's' N aEldlssssaf. ~,
Corner store. opposite r.. -. NJ.
sAeet, Harpers-Ferry, Va. Soi "is'o
lenusry 8, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
TRUSY SALE.

Icy virtue Of deed Of staexecnted BY
ID Thomas E. Brandon to the sundersignec,
for the benefit Of John G.. Wilsor3 which deed
is on Record in the Clerks ofica Of Jefferson
county, will proceed to sell,
On Saturday the 3lsi day Of his uto4t ( January
At the house Of said Brandon, at Niafpers-FeI-
~, the Property specified 10 said Deed. TO wit I
One Sidebodrd, one pair Dining Tables,
s Feather Beds, BedsteadsS Bedding.
One dozen Windsor Chairsf fneV,] 4.
Half do. do. do. T
Half do. Cane bottom Chairs,
Tsrms-sixty days credit on Eli sums ovel
S. under IS, cash. IL
Ian Is 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
Valuable Negroes for Sale.

II HAVE for sale stout healthy Woman, bout
II 40 years Of age, with boy child or 6
years old. Also, a smart boy about 10 years
old, The above woman is an excellent
cook, washer and ironeI-and The man an in
telisent and eficien! servant, at any thing he is
put
They win only be sold 10 persons in this
neighborhood, wanting them for their own use.
Refer TO H. KEYEs, Charlestown, or the sub
scriber, Winchester, Va.
G, w, HAMMOND.
D.cIa IaA5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

Wake up jefferson CbuhtV n

= 1
GHAKE or the shseklss Of hih Ftisss and
- declare yourselves in fsysk II FREE
TRADE and fair prices. for Holl1pd comes -
gain with Cloths. csssimeres, Blh1tye,I Shawls,
Cassineis, and al kinda Of woollsa goods Of last
0etooer purchase. which twhils there ARE a
lev more lsft1 must and will b ssola without
regard 10 profit; Nc Humbrg. we hill rar-
rant them less than the same qaSlilits can be
bought ia the county b. ten per esas. al
REnEkrTs Of all kinds OF gootsNl he solo
for what they will bring. Grocerisk Hardware,
DC. at Baltimore prices, for instsas. Coffee
from 10 10 cents; Sugar from 6 10 81 cents,
and best N. o. Molasses 30 els, We are in
duced 10 sell of our goollen good together
with $500 yards beautiful dark Rfin9 Muslins,
ke.. 81 The above mentioned low prick 10 make
room in lime for our Spring Supply
We respectfully request those natbtedt 70 Us
10 close up the affairs Of soId as,
A. HOLLAND & CO.
Harpefs-Ferry Jan. Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

AZ. Knowing themselves Med s.
given. 'usf indulgence VI o: be
he O.i navlng regarded similar mi, Su,,v
INDUCED longer. - 'onic not ~ tebe
!. Unless, therefore. n.v
made, ia whole or n ~, oe onteiy
made BY the sarlies, nro.. s me ca wv oe
respect to persons. 0''.s o. zoe 5!n0u'
Shepherdstown. De- 81 e. i In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15
MOORE, HEYL & co.
Importers OF Hardware,
lao Narket ,Sf+,,t pb;IoJ,Lk;a

~ E-'-t - 2 = 'FsS-~c TtssuI
INVITE the attention Of Merchants visiting
II the East 10 their extensive assortment,
completed BY recent suppliesdireci from the
'ses,sT2 snd Domestic ManpGsaiariss "a. Sps;ns
the United States. "nn' sAy house in
fhfiadeiphias Jan. is, 1876 IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-01-15

10y virtue Of Deed of Trust from Edward
ID C. Southwood to the undersigned, as Trus-
tee, for the benefit of Jno. w. Bpyd, dated on
the 9th day Of October, ls43. sn9duiy recorded
in the Clerks Office OF the Coun6 Court OF JET.
ferson, shall proceed 10 sell, aIkbblic auction,
to the highest bidder, on Sa.wds lie lob day Of
January, 1916, on the premises,
The Life InteFest,
As tenant BY courtesy, of sd T.
Southwood, in the TRACT ~
which he resides-the ssmsf Inward C.
vised to the wife Of SCI LAND, on
father, VIM. Morgan, Se me tract de-.
Sale to commenN oou wood, BY her
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Winter Arrangement.
Winchester Female Academy

YUVHE tehih annual term Of this Seminary
u eonmenced on the 6rst Monday in JaRu-
airy, 1916. The course Of instruction will en~
brace ali the branchesEof complete English Ed
usstion, togsther with the Greek, Latin, French,
spanish. German Languages, Mathematics, Sc
Music and various Ornamental branches will
also be taught. A very efficient teacher will
give instructions in the French, Spanish, and
German Languages, and also 10 Drawing and
Painting. A competent Professor will give
lessnDs in Music.
Terms per session IF fre months.
For Board and Lodging per session Of
ave months sG2 so
do Tailion ID the English branches 10 so
40 The Classics and higher branches l6 50
/ do French Spanish, or German, each 10 90
do Drawing and Painting. l2 90
The year win be divided into two sessions
Scholars may enter any time during the ses-I
sion; and will Be charged from their entrance
10 the end Of the term But 10 ell cases il IS
desirable that they should enter atthe opening
of the session.
JOSEPH BAKER, Principal,
Winchester, Jan. 6,lSi6.-3E