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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
REACH & CARES.

No. ZIP BALTIMORE STREET, South Side
betotc Charles, BaLriMoRE,
MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS in
~ GimPs, Fringes, Tassels, Cords, Bindings
Odd Feilolos', Sons d Temperance, ana
Red Mems Regdtia,
Banners, Flags, Cap Trimmings,
Sold ana silver gimp, fringe, Stars and laces,
tasseis and cords, edgings ADD brsids. bull.
lions, spangles, military trimmings &c.
Also Dealers in bunting for Hlgs! SEWING
SIX and twist, purse twist, silk braids and cords
saddier's tram, aoss. and organzine sjlk silk
oh cloth, silk velvet ribbon, bone buttons. IN,
co.' lasting and velvet do, pearl and lace do,
bone and wood moies, hooks and eyes, needles
and pins, knitting needles, bone and metal eve.
lets, patent thread, Turkey red cotton, iinfan,,s
socks ia -haales lat hfsastnins isA 3 n, -.
gilt beads, watch guards, boy belts, kid gloves,
silk shirts and drawers, merino do. do, cotton
do. do domestic woolIen do, woollsn comforts,
English Gallons, sc. &c.
july a. lS46.-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY.

TIME fall session Of this Institution will com.
ii mence, .Nerember -, 1Sl5. The Alexau-
dria Academy has been heretofore opened for
the admission Of day Scholars only arrange
menls have now been made for the accommoda-
lion Of q limited aumbtr ef Boarders, who will
reside IN The Family Of the Principal and be I'M.
der his constant supervision. The course Of
study embraces the Greek, Latin and French
Languages; 0rlkography, Reading, Writing,
English Grammar, Composition, Geogt sphy, An
Gent and Modern History, Rhetoric, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Geology. lhmeiic,
Book keeping, BY single and dou5ls entry Al
gebra. Plane, Solid, Analytical and Descriptive
Geometry, Application Of Algebra to Geometry
and 20 the doctrine or esrves, Mensgira,ion,
Method OF calculating and using Logstithms,
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry. Spherical
Projections, Drawing, Theory and Prsctiee Of
S0fveying. Navigation, Comic Sections, Asteono-
nv. including The calculations Of Solar and Lu-
| nsr Eclipses, OSCILLATIONS, rransits, Sc
The principal Is aided ID the diderenllepart
ments BY gentlemen or ability and experiences
and every possible effort i afforded the stu
detts in the prosecution o. their studies
The clAssics form prominent para Of the
School exercises, and such means are adopted
i a viii make he student thorough a. be pro.
crosses. Ia teschipg the Mathematics, as vel
a ire Sciences, The studies are conducted with
eonst.ni references 10 The applicability Of thsil
principles 10 The arts and 10 general business.
The surveying Glass s frequently exercised
N surveying and dividing Land. taking Height,
! ana Distances, &c. ne. u which means 1hel
Ebeeome fully competent 70 perform the daiiel
ofa Sorveyor oe TO enter IN Engineering Corps
The Aslfonosnicai ciasshsse access u safg'
iTslescope Of high magnifying power, and O
suitable evenings make obsersssions on tn
Planets, Fixed stars, and other celesiial bodies
In order that Parents and Gu,rdisns nsJ =
al times be advised 81 he literary standing
their sons and wards, the character Of each day
recitalious Is registered, and mo1ihi1 rsPcr
| i arded 10 them By mall
II TER.HS For Board and 1Aition - tbe
Ebove enumerated brsnches, except Ffenea an
FDrauing, $50 lellsrs year, each quarter pay
able 10 advance the qusrtsrs g eensistgf !:
: weeks French and Drawing Al Professor pr
R,f,renesss--E1xar snozteu. Esq, Chris
: lNssic. Rsq., Or. John S. Reese, q. - Mecos
/ nick, kc-, .fi<zsniris J. p. Mathews ksq
Inr j. n 0uiaes, Hs,cgd Distsi<h M Rev
r. b. bah, Hallimsrs. ~ Rev. a. n Up.
n Z. BRCfHErr, PsisfSksi-
ll.xsn1ria, D. c., Nes -6nu-- 6essn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
REFrREneEs,
ROSS & GARROTY,
Flour e General Commission
.WERCH.aV.TS,

Hollingsworth Street, baltimore,
WILL attend promptly to the sales Of Flour,
w Grain, Tobacco. Whiskey, and Country
Produce generally. The attention OF one Of
the partners will be directed 10 the sale Of Cat
lie, Hogs, Sheep, and Lots eonfenientto the de.
pot and scales have been provided 10 receive
them. Refer 10
This w. B. willis, Is n.
Cato Moore, Cashier,
III! M. Brent, Cashier,
] n. sherrard, = w...a..,.,
Baker & Brown,
w. Miller & Co.
Jno. Louthan, Clarke County.
Baltimore. July %, .iS56-3m.
Wiaehesisr RepabEcaa, Mariinsbtug Ga.sfie
and Romney Initiligsncsf, insert 70 amount o
50, and send bills 10 this Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
Notice 10 Farmers.

1--WE undersigned beg leave most respee,
= July TO inform The Farmers Of Jeffersor
Couniy, that they have leased the Mills az r
" shepherd, 10 Shepherdstowp, and are pox
Prepared lhaving lately repaired the Mills ~
Pqi the same in complete order) 10 do rrindi,s
on Inc most favorable terms. For eyery ann
pounds OF clean Merchantable Wheat tbey yiIl
glye one barrel Of SupeIine Flour, and stand
she inspection in any ofthe eastern markets
ana deliver the same in The boat free Of en- roe
o.. oeiiser the same 10 any Market In The Ms
,ricl Of Columbia, for twenty five cents per
They are also prepared Of an times 10 n.y
me highest cash price for Wheat. Those nav.
,h me article TO dispose Of, viii please give
Iney nave also attached 10 heir Mills
CORN cRUsHER,
on new and improved plan, and are furv
prepared TO grind Corn on the COB. Plssisr q
They are also prepared 10 do ali kinds of So.
ing, az The shortest notice, and on The most res.
ran. Us " Eal-
They sincerely hope thai BY . strict atlantic,
70 business. and desire 10 please ali IN, '.
generous public will extend 10 Them j lihsr.i
share Of patronage.
The public's humble servants.
JACOB 0RND0RFF.
=. MARCUS A! FOUKE
j onePnerdstown. Aug 20, 1866.
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TT1nIs Ia,lIlalIo1' -. y. !. 49,.

WIS IesiIluiion. under n. dI,..,,.. I
go. ,. Il. HELn, commences rs \. !,
4. y. 9 lessdsy az ~ dog n sspte1,5er. =
80. - ~. school ths epnsiast aim IN. \. Il
~ VS. sss9inHy ths elementary aad lars u 80 :.
pi,es. ~ .,s Eqsi'sh lssrsing inshsirproper
modern inprSIe1enfI. Every possible ailep-
ticn VIII also Be paid to the manners. end 10 The
mental and moral culture Of The pupils, which,
m a1setionsle interest. under tbe influences oil
eniigbie9sd religion and polite aociely, NAV
suggest.
s Out Of scheoi hours; Lessons on the,Piano I'M
The ruditaentsof music, win be gitsn 10 few
scholars. Also, full instruction in the use off
The Guitar.
Terms for The various branches the same :,
nsuaI.
The School Rooms WILDE Al the residence Of
Or. w. y. Alexander.
Charleytown, July is. 1876 -8t.
iSpiFis copu I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
JOHN v. EN11CH,
Stoue, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
manufacturer.

NIo. rs, Light Street, Baltimore, has alaays
IN al extensive aad complete assortment Of
stoves, Tic and Sheet Iron Ware, which be Of
fers At wholesale or retail, on liberal terms
His assortment consists 10 part of COOKING
STOVES, Of the most approved kinds,
COIL STOVES Of Sheet and Cast iron,
Radiating Stoves, Farlor Stoves,
Franklin do Box do
Nineplate do Hollow Ware Castings
Template do Tin Ware, sc &c
uForders for Tin aud Sheet Iron Work Of
ali descriptions promptly attended to.
Country Merchants are respectfully invited
to call apd examine The quality Of the goods
and prices before purchasing.
Aug I3, lS46-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03

HvHE attention Of those in want Of COAL
ii STOVES is invited to the imprinted kind
that Is now being manufactured a. The HSrpers-
Ferry Foundry, which consisti Of gre different
sizes, suitable for Offices. Shops Stores, Church
8, &c lalso on hand, Hot..1ir Ceeking $is1ks,
which viii be delivered aud set up many section
Of the eopntry they may be wanted.
WANrED-A large quantity Of Old Copper
and Brass, and old Cast and Wrought lion
which uiIlbe taken IN exchange, az the highes
price, for any thing 10 ny line.
HUGH GlLLEcEE
Hsrpsrs-FerrJ, Nov. 18is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
Frederick Female Seminary,

vr,He EXERCISES OF THIS lNsFITU.
= TON WILL NJ kEsUnED ON TUESDAY,, Isl
eKPfEnnER Eexr,
The spleudia Seminary building was erected
~ nre.si, for Female Collegiate Institution,
~ q exp@hse Of more than $4,000, and 50 fat
:, ne regard beauty and elegance q structure,
The perfect sdaptalion Of all lie parts 70 t1s
purpose for which they Were designed, the ere
vance or is furniture, the comforts and conEe-
nienoes Of the boarding department, We conn
deatly believe il IS not surpassed oy any STINT.
lar Institution 10 the Southsrn States rafean
ma Guardians are particularly invited to call
ana examiue fer themselves.
This Institution comprises three separate and
dls,iocl deparlmenis--the JUVENILE, where
he elemeniars principles Of an education are
commenced 1.-The PREPARATORY, where The
pupiis are thoroughly grounded % the snostan-
tiai branches Of education, namely -Spelling,
Reading. Writing, Grammar, Geography ana
ArIthmeiie--the COLLEGIATE, where all the
hirher hfanchss Of finished Female education,
bosh useful sna ornamental, are pursued 10 %
great IN extent as they are 10 eur best North
srn Schools Embracing in 10 range full and
conpleie eoutss Of instruction, from The Alpha
b, 10 The eonpletion Of the Collegiate course:
The whole Is under the immediate control q
The President, Mr.. H. WrNcHssTrR, and nine
rnpefyi,Ion of the Board az Trustees.
Pains aud expense il procuring Professors
ina fntors have been matters Of secondary con
sidsralion. The gsand object Vas 70 secure 10
the Seminary the best talent 81 The country, ans
il shis, We thiak, ue hare been eninsniiy sue
Ai,Soueh Che seminary has been Ii operation
:. !. korrorate Institution, only one year. ~
catalogue numbers between s'sAiy ana na . 8:
eckoIsrs. and al The recent examinstion thel
,-Srifsstalion 81 proficiency, sound senolarshll
80 ,r.ceful and lad -lkt deportmeah ore Wort
49, hirheit commenjstion from The aoie an.
siseisSt eonmiitees appoin:ed 70 examine me
~. psofsssorships Of Ancient and Moder
i.,rrnsx,s. Music, Painting and Drawing, q
=. . IS arrangements have been made 10 u
eenissrv for he accommodation 81 bRarain
re- aermilories consist 81 separate rooms
.,si,e fssi IS eighteen. handsomely nsled y
swt,k;sntireIy new Carpets. beds, neae.nss 80 .
- nice 81 Board and Tuition 70 az Y
.hr.nrh,s required Cor Diploma. including ~ ~
$500 rooms. fuel, lights washing. &c, s<y
-. kci,sl;c var. psyabls ~ ytuiy ~ ees1se
~ fsrtker particulars 70 relatior % ne g, y
S,,l1f;s6. reference may Be hae y ~. ~, y =
ss-s- he President o. either q ne tkes.es
VAT s. Drummer, sssfsisrs.
DAVID BOYD 1fs.!s.':
q. 6TRlNBRs
.,..i,i: iss q. ls:szss;
T171TI n<rri,gs js.i '..s: j.,
1850 -,I.. JNo LOCK CO
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q GARD.

WILLIAM LUCAS q BENZ. :. WASHINGTON,
AvlNG associated themselves 10 the Prac.
lice oithe Law, will attend the Superior and
Inierior Courts Of Jefferson, Berkeley, ffede-
rick, and Clarke.
once the same as heretofore occupied By Luz
cas- Bedinger.
Chsrlestown. Aug.l4, ISl5-tG
The Senior Partner In the above Card would
say 70 his friends and to the public generally.
mat ny has seain resumeds with repewed zeal,
me practice ofhis profession, Rhichthe duties
Of public life, forlhe last few years, have CON-.
peheu MIN 10 . measure 10 neglect. TO all,
then, who would entfust their business 10 bis
charge he deems il OEIy necessary for bin 10
say, that he is again prepared, as heretofore
with ~ bis energy, 10 do battle in their cause
and 70 protect, with all his ability, the rights
and interests Of his clients. He can general,
. lonpo, when not elsewhere professionally
engaged, at his Off ie in CharlestoHn.
Aug IS. lS45.--if.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
ruung Ladies Boarding School
- keg. L Eschefberser.
( WINCHESTER. VA.
AngeroMa Seminary.

geFoMa Seminary.
.IaE exercises of this ss.sis.ry "a, Van.
ladies' win Be- resumed = 7s.,s - =, : ou 7.
y Sfpis.'ssr. The instructions N n. ;n. =. :.
s.os Vii embrace. as hersioisfe ~, .a s.o.
Slsnenes o. English, Classical an5 os,. 100,
Education. Pupil, WIN have ~ beo.f, y y,
persgnal Instructions Of he naas,s;..sS - me
oesy limited punbef will s. admis,sS . sne
satisfactory progress. -.uPs secure
nslsloIofe. the expense, ia nost n.t;,y,;.,. +
sas eeea % great q 70 deter parrp II fss,
as .nelr daughters from home IS re. ~ 49, -
v-nisges q good sducatioa 49,. ~ 70
tf.eef yoehk rstre. WIN Ue san III into his
Institution 81 On average expense bot exceeding |
el2O for the scholastic year Of 10 months, or
si0O to pupils under Twelve years or age, and |
10 the case Of two or more pupils from he |
ame family 500 each. This ID .pciude The |
entire expense Of board. washing. lsght. fuel.
and tuition, in I'll the branches Of English and |
Classiesl education. Referencefto circulars. /
furnished on application 10 the undersigned.
either personally OF bg letter.
l.. EIcHELBERGER PsineipaL
Winchester, Aug 81, l6le-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY,

4 y n 1.
4 KNHtS Institution, under the direction or iba
well known and approved Instructor. MI.
John u Saaborn, will commence ils ,Ie II session
en- NE 3ld Of .9ugtst, with rene we'd and more
favorable ausPicess The interest Of The com
muniiJ IN rs character ard prosperiIs has been
greatly reSiVed-the Board or Trustee. A. beer
flled ups considerable Observation-Disclosures
and contract made 10 build more commoIi.
ous and suitable Rdiice for the acoo nm oda.iop
o. the Pupils. I, u believed that every reason.
able effort will hereafterbe exerted 10 increas.
its Advantages, and improve it in every respect.
g that u may ever continue TO enjoy the con-
hience Of the community, and o. qIire thai con.
sheraton and influence which ne Tlo,ca,;on
should command. ChsrIestown is one Of Inc
healthiest places in the vsilsy, and PUPILS from
distance can be accommodated with Board on
the most reasonable terms, either with The
Principal, or in pfiTaie families.
The course Of destruction comprises IN id |
d e! 70 the usual branches Of English Educa
higher Mathematics, 10 any required extent.
TERMS:
English Department $40 per annum,
Classical aud Mathematical 33f do
None admitted except those who engage 10
continue 10 the close Of the session.
N 5. WHITE, s.e's
- I'll
ET JOHN j. S.i.N.B0R.N respectfully as
sures those whom Il may concern, that Pu..
pills attending exclusively 10 the studies OF the
English Department. will receives full share
Of bis attention. Whenever the number Of Pu-
pills jusli6es il he will employ competent as
sistant.
| NJ Reference Is most respectfully madeto
the following gentlemen, all Of whom have
either paironized the school or are acquainted
with il REV Alex Jones, D d, Rev " Dut-
ton, Hon Douglass, Hon VIM Lucas, Hon.
Henry Bedinger, Or Samfl scolley, John Gal
Isher, 3 Washington, Andrew Kennedy, An
drew Hunter, Jas L Ransom Geo B Beail, Jno
Humphreys, H Keyes, WIN Lock, Tho. H
Willis, Cato Moore, WIN r Turner John Moler,
and james NJ Brown, Esqs.
ChaTlsstown, July %, lsi6-SPbit copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03

"A NDREw KENNEDY has associated with
- him 10 the practice OF Law his son JoHs
W. kEssrpr One Of them will be- alYayss
found at the Office in chsrles.own.
They will attendto business 10 eli The Courts
o. Jefferson, Berkeley, Frederick, aud Clarke
countless AND. KENNEDY,
.. JN0. w. KENNEDY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03

n GENTS Cor The sale e he Gerni1s Patent
~ 6alvsnic Rings, and Chrisiies Msgnetic
Fluid, positive and permanent cure 81 Hhen-
nalisn and ell Nervous Complaints. !.
Forsals al BTopn1 Hotel, W11hi1slVn d e.
On . lsie-1E
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CO-PARTNERSHIP,


We subscribers have this day entered inte
Eo-Palpefshipf for The purpose Of cond uciinR
the FLOUR AND GEEERAL Paobucr cosatsstos
t BUSINESS. q No, q, Commerce slesi, one door
from Pratt Street, Baltimore. They will A..
tend TO the sale OF sey kind IL Produce ~
SsIIesk, and hope 10 is.sf. ssase 81 ne pubise
JAMES WARDEN,
LAWRENCE 3. BECKwITH.
REFEREncEs.
James George, Baltimore,
GWynn & Co,
Jno. r. Flagg,
A. C. Timbetlske, A.,as,. W.
Geo. H. Beck with & Co., "'au's~'y'
Lewis Fry e. Co., Berkeley County.
Baltimore, Aug. 6, ls46-3m.
e. We are prepared 10 make the usual ad
yances on all produce forwarded.
WARDEN g. BECKwlTH.
[SPirii copy.
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BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL,
SIIEPHERDST0W.N;
J.6srsSa Co., Ybgiais.
Mra. u. w. Phelns.

4
XXTtLi. reopen her School Tor Young La
w dies on Monday The l5h day Of Sspitm
Der nsrt An accomplished you1s Lady has as
sociatei herself with Mrs, r who will assis
her 10 ths arious Departments. This Institu
tion issttuatsd in pleasant sIlIsge, whose prox
inity 10 the Baltimore and Cumberland Rail.
road makes il 'perfectly easy or access, while
its Retirement Is peculiarly fssorable TO study.
All Tie branches Of thorough English Educa
tion are cafefllis taught, without neglectine
those Accomplishments which add such attract.
iyeness 10 the Female character.
Well q1aiidsd Instructors are employed 10
give lessons n Music and IN Abe French Ian.
gaase. The reading Of German and Italian,
viii also DO taught il desired. There Is room
~ the Family of The Principal for few young
ladles, whose morals and manners will be
watched oYef with assiduous care, and who Will
ENJOY the advantages ofsa Home. while they
acquire eomsisie Educatien. TrRMs:
Hoard and Tuition in English Htgv
Iuilon ID English alone, per snnum, Is
French, per aanum,
Music, pcr apuum. With The use Of Pisno, IS
IDsavine aud Embroidery each, per quarter,
I khephesdstowu. Aug 90, ISt6-N
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JOHN HOBSON & CO.,
Flour and Commission
M IN an "a rn Z. wvA n, -

MO 3el. West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
in offer their servirss 10 Milers. Merchants
and Farmers, il selling Flour, Grain, and other
country produce. Of al kinds, and in The Pur-
chase Of Groceries, Fish, Sail and Plaster. and
hope, b strict attention 70 business. and pune
suslily 10 making rkinTns, 10 receive share Of
business.
Cash advances made On eossisnnsnls when
ssi.inor.. IuIy %. lsls-In.
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.NOAH GASSAtHAY,
Oounun N Merchant.

NTo. 81, COMMERCE. STREET, Baltimore.
IN IR Makes advances in cash on coDsign-
menis, and purchases Flour and other produce
from the cars.
Refer to-
MessIs kirkland, Chase, NCo.
q Birckhead 4 Pearee,
Charles A GambriIl, Esq Rai;more.
George ". Riggs
z. G. WysLams
Joseph Shri5er, Cash, Of Cumberland Bank.
Gusiavus BssIl. Esq. Cumberland
r. Beckhsm, Esq. u.,,-..perrv.
Robert Russell, .
Baltimore, July 90, lsls-ems5s
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Ns|as, ssa,A Hsrass sns.,. ALTTM0RE,
rRrloUR Conuission Merchants, and Deal
srs in Country Produce generally. Libsr
n ,jrances made On consignnenis. Refer 70
HIM. Brent, Esq cashier1 -.
J. II Sherrsrd, Esg. Di-<lisilT, ,Ya.
J. p Rely. kzq.
saul JoRcs. u. ESQ.
Msssrr. w. & 5. Wynan,
j. kanis,feet & Son,
nsIiin6fs June s5s let6-6a-1firt On
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LaWrence b. Waahinatnn

.1IIOR.fEY 1T L.aW,
jHESPEcTFULLY ofer. N.
Services 10 the public. o'sss''nal
counly. ". = eaariestewn, Jsfsrson
Nov 81, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03

WILL open the 18th day d sepieu Der
4 next, CLASSICAL q ENGLISH
s. q IWWTI

4! my house, near KabIeiown, asd|pn desirous
Of obtaining 8 or 10 Boys as Bosrders h q '
family. ] have procured the services for he
ensuing year o. gentleman VITO has bseu
most favorsbly known rs ieachef. aur lnr ~
past year, 10 this neighborhood, p
Terms :--Fo board and tuition fsr = sessian
Of ten months. si20-ones half psyabls Sent
18th, and one half on The lst Of Mech.
J. C. r. TAYLOR.
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= vas said 81 ! musical daneine mas !,
, .sr 'nsi ihe shols iensr 81 his liie ia
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TWREsrRrED GINGER-FoI l.ll y
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Hon. Epanxld Il. FosrER. lale d. s.,
Senator. declines beind<aeain ~ hic
candidate III GovsEnoi 8 IShh&asSs
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LISBON INSFITUTI0N

- I0ad0un C0Hnty, "a,
y SEPTEMBER. shsa on ls
Ikans-Sl22 per session or len mo,,h.
,Sny-Iour weeks--t6i payable n $500. y
$3.50 ~ s'.see on the Isl OF February. Or 4
"en'ns alter entering as student. y = hse
~. BENZ II BENTON, Prine;,,,
rear Middleburg. Loudoun co. v,
j July 8, 1e56.--eow4t
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GRrar WEALTH -A letter from Rome
|inthe Constitutional states that Ire fortune
lei, BY tie late Pope ID bis heirs. q esli-
mailed Il about eleven million Of francs.
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r TT11fI.. lkrtioy. jl., '. J: ~
s. g e. ''o L00' : =
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The Anii.Reniers 81 New York seem
disposed u keep the lield, ane have DALI
ia ! convention ID nominate candidates
|Ior Governor and Lieut.. Governof.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03

CIRcuMsTAEcEs.T The proprietor Of
Swain : Pansces, who made large for
tune BY ths sale Of bis medicine. vas .
book. binder, and found The recipe on the
LEAF 81 an old book. Nc. O. Topic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03

Iowa The BurIi0gion Hawksye says,
tbe Constitution bias been accepted BY. 3
10 400 majority. lfsoanoihernew Slate,
i added y the Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-03

II. ANOTHER -As one Of The n1, rain Of
burthen cars was nearing The water. sia.
|lion, al.lhis place, % Mondsy evening
week. Luther. son 81 Nj. George Sh@ffeF.
Of Dsrksville, about Is years Of age. who
was on the platform and attempted to
hump on the train, slipped and fell. two
cars passing over and iracturing bis left
arm 10 such IN extent. that,it bad 10 Be
ampuiated Immediately below the shout
jjer. But little hope is entertained for
bis recovery - Ma1linsburg Rep.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-17
From the New York Tribune.
WHAT is LIFE!

Oh what is Life the bloom hath fled
That flushed my burning cheek and brow /;
And all the virgin buds of Joy
Appear like empty nothings now!
The thoughts that glowed within my soul
Are sobered down to dull, cold prose-
Their wings are clipped, their fire burnt out
My spirit longs for calm repose!
Oh what is life Its brightest scenes
Grow dull, as evening pales the sky;
The fairest flowerets earliest fade
The hopes most cherished soonest die!
The softest most exquisite strains.
Oft lose their soul enhancing power,
While Love herself recreant proves,
When Sorrow shrouds the passing hour
Oh what is life A spark Divine
That offspring of Eternal might
Forever on its tireless wing
To gain an hours serene delight!
Poor voyager meath changeful skies,
Now bathed in sunshine-now in tears
1t droops its wing at last and dies,
The victim of Responding fears!
Oh what is Life A shooting star
AT best pageant passing by
The actors hustle on the stage,
Their exit make, sink down and die
Another group spring up to fill
Their places in the molly crowd,
And in their turn are swept away
To slumber in the dreamless shroud!