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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
Romihs Boston Daily Be-
WiSTAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY

eNsoAN Vt Will ih EhhI.
There is much "a mpeIinf with The fearfal ma.
lady, Consumption, and numbeiless siieged re.
mediessxlsi, which are but 50 many obstacles In
NE way ofthe proper tssaimeni % The disease
inc following letter fiom highly TsspectabIs
teh.emaa N this city, eotroboraies our preyi.
oss Impressions. thai wislats Balsams was noue
Of these nostrams.
Boston, April IA, 1886.
Or Seth w. Foels, Dear Sir, I have been
Induced, q the suggestion Of many Of nv fiiends,
70 nsks tnosn TO the public, through you, the
gfeat oenent hase derived from The use Of the
medicine called "WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY,nin The hope thai othsrs saf
fering With lung complaint may ind The same
rellef By its use that have done.
The latter part Of last summer and Ia The fan.
suffered greatly from severe cough. pain in
theside,d difficulty Of bfaealhing, loss Of appetite
and other ~ ulptons which indicated . "a Did de-
cine, Three oflht most learned and n telleenl
medical practitioners 10 The city proaouncsd my
case consumption, and stated 20 me thai neihing
outa change e climate could be Of me least
possible benefit 70 me, as my lungs were 10
verJ lnhamed and diseased state. At this time,
IN hopes the, nigh, nrd some ,r ., po1srr Re-.
lRffor my cough, bought bottle III the Bal.
sam, which mol only gave me The relief that nv
failing siredg,h required, ba, seemed 10 give me
esv lie and energy.
After taking several bottles Of the medicine,
my sppe,ils returned. and with il my strength
my eongh entirely left me, Is also The niEhi5
sweais, which previous 10 lhis lime had been
very pfofsse Ia i've wseks' ,ime gained
eight pounds Of 1ssh, and have been able ever
since g take my accustomed exercise, ! walk of
from ,htss ,ofour miles dsy , and attend 10 nv
regular business should be very happy 10
have 700 refsr 10 any one, Who m AZ wish FUR
lhef particulars 10 me, Of m place of business
Ne. 305 Washington street.
Very Ialy years,
WIN. n. HoLBRooK
10 The above valuable Balsam can Be bad 81 The
Drug Store 81 d. m. mann
Chnrlesioun 2N-.s -
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i, d " FUNSEEI. go.
No 30 LIGnf S7aEer.
RALTTHfk0p -

Has On hand full assortment ST TIN
N WARE. plain pnd JsPaupsd. Which Is
VIII Ell 70 The country trade. q very lev pri-
ces. it j. mansfaetuFsd under his own supsf-
attendance, sad y wariintsd veil made. and sf
"a Asss- ao u u ,FE7 81. III s..srip-
lions. which Be win ssll 81 ths ion 81 sr.lisr
duapiity, 81 prize lhst cannot fsii q niea.s.
Also- Common TEA KETTLES. fren ore
~ eight quarts, uhic6 viii 81 sold VERY chssp
~ th& quantity. X s..
Msfshsn:s sisiiipg.ihs eity:nill pleas tiss
hin call before pqrehnsiDg.
BALTIMORE, March !, ief7-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
Negroes for Sale.

A Negro Man aged from 30 70 IS, who i
"a aNfrst.raie farm hand, and who IS very
handy In making various articles and sepairiDs
on 2 farm. Also . Negro Woman snd I chill.
dren- The woman is about - years o: sgs,
and 2 hfst rate house servant and The eldest
child, girl, i 10 her ninth year-all likely and
smart They are offered FOR sale for no fault,
and viii not DO sold out ofthe Stale Any per.
son wishing to purchase. csn inqaireiat the +
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
March IA laA7 4,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
To the ladies,

TIE undersignsd takes this method OF In
forming the Ladies OF charlestowu and It's
vicinity, that she has sgsin commenced the
MANTAU-MAKlN6 BUSINESS. having re-
moved 10 Main Street, one door east OF Cslter's
Hotel, where she can be found al all times rea.
dy 10 serve those who may favor her with their
patronage. She hopes she viii again see her
old friends and patrons Who are already aware
iof The neatness and durability Of her work.
She ws1ld say TO them. aod ell neu patrons
who may favor her with their work, that u shall
IL doae 10 the neaiest manner and upon the
shortest possible notice, a. she IL better prepar.
ed 10 give her entire attention to their service
than she has ever been heretofore. To III she
would say, she vill do her best to please and
accemnodaie.. She viii be supplied With The
SPRING FASHIONS o. soon as they can be-
obtained. ELVIRA s. BROOK.
charlesloNn, April I, lel7-3t- Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
HilIsborough Academy.


J. J. POTTS. "A. IA. Palkclpat.
|EUvHE great encouragement ekieh this Aes.
u derry HAS hhherio fecslsed. has deter:
n.hed The Pfineipal 10 use every means ID his
possr 10 mako il still Eorthy ofihe eonfdencs
and patronage Or TIE pobiic-
The aeademie year will hereafter be divided
into two sessions Of insaiy-lhses weeks each.
The hssl wiiI commeaes about the III Of April
snd close The 18Th 81 October. and Rillsheltds
The regular saestion or I've weeks, csmmenc.
ing July lsf.s Ths second vii commtnce atthe
close Of The 6rst. and close The Isl Of April,
With ~ latermission % one week Al Christmss.
The charge for .uitlon varies from Sc 10 81 :
per session, secsrding 10 the brshehss futsued;
Pupils are adniitied 10 sny time.
The expenses Tor year. iaeluding tuition,
board. DC are only about siO0.
TR Female Department will BE- opened anew
aboo, the ~ Of April. A competent lemaie
teacher j. expected 10 give Instruction in this
department. and the course will be made CON.
pleie. Including Drawing. French. and Music
A further notice will Be given Of this Depart
ment shortly.
HiIlsborough. Msrch 10, lst7-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

Ma Wiss-Mr. Wiss's request Coz
psfnissior % return home from bic Bra
Rilian mission. ne ondersiand, uss not 90
bneqpirocHl. psllihaciots one. !, i said
iha, 1cnsli1ne since ts uso,e % tie D.
p1r,0tnI u State. ln4trnle,s Be Va, cup
pcfi<1 " IT. Qo<erdnen, 10 bic conducl
- ~ cct,iion q NJ llresl u sone dir
tr@s,|I s,iIsr1. b>io.slhS 70 ooe a our
teisr'@ = DsrItes u he hafbsr q Rio.
y he U.1I;'i,n Police. Be wished % -
lo1.'1&r<l - 1(k;nl recall. "Upon
lk,| <'S| IS Ir,.'ceci h,1 iclei sn1 ~.
~. n. .16t Isifo % rol1ft home.
- Z. IIiSurf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

ITO cure Teiier wsrns, seaIs Heads, Wo-
: msnF Sore Breast, Germs On he tses,
when well trimmed, and ED sores, frest hiiisn
test, fresh cuts. n6t 20 good - Uhsn they -.
cone old, very gso4 f6r PLEA, and Pslons 3.
~ hsgers While swsIlinss. the suelline mist
- taken oot befofa The saIvo L used. Tkis
selss : prepared snd sold "
DANIEL K2OUT. Rrcp,f>fst.
dsrpers-t1rry. April 1. lel7.- 8,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
3OO9ARa0N.

MISS FRUMBULL having rslipauished
~ her School, in charlestoyns the usder-
signed respectfully informs. her friepdssnd the
Pnolie that she VIII open School 10 the room
lately occupied BY Miss TfumbnlI, eommenc.
ing on IMonary lkt 5ik ef .apvil The usual
branches will be taught Terms the came a.
charged By Miss r. No abatement made for
less of lime except 10 eases Of sickness
Children uneer "a yssrs 81 age preferred.
A few beardsrs viii b taken By ny neither.
MIG ELIxA GRioes. .St
FRANCES cRIEGs.
Charlsstown, April /, lel7-st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

NOTICE \ hsrsb1 ritsn 10 all ihsSs ako
~ ate in1toisd q Ne esliis 81 he l5ls
oe1jenn Ui'.on Dad. lhnt ihsir bc1ss are
IN nt1e 1en<s 81 i1s n1ieui<se5. md NY
ar respectfully Fe4p<.ted . nlks innsii,is
<1trt. = cffsf hat he tebis % Ne e1ltis
pr5P,'ly acihe1lic.lei isr ,sli|siss.i. +.
JA1lks 76RANTk,E. KY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
Wanted 20 Hire.

A FEMALE servant Girl or weman with.
a. out incumbrsnce. sccustouea 10 doing
House work. Fer one that can come well re-
-eonnendsd, viii give liberal pries.
WA. 3. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

A Cork paper says Thai eentleman lit-i
ing 10 thai couoiy. ia'eIy bought seven
teen horses. sliye. iofeed his hounds. ii
nse sbillings each. The horses were oh
the point Of deaih IRON hunger. ., their
onns.s had no food Of any kipd 10 give
them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

Mrs.. Boiler (F.asy Ksmblel i. ,l.v;nv
q Manchester Englsnd. sadis 70 receive
i've hundred pounds Tor six nieb,s' per-
iormsnces gresierpfies. il i said. than
ne ever osen previously paid to any per-
former. some one has calculated that
she will receive four tiues ), much lor.
ytpeeftag : line. % Byron or Scott ever
received for pvifiss one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
Land for sale.

THE subscriber oilers a private sale, q small
= psrceiof land. containing
9 .Acres | Rood and SO Pefthes,
Being the same land sssigned iY Am g. Geran,
10 . division Of the while House Tract Of Land,
among the heirs Of the late John Lock, and adj
joins ne lands Of ". w. Throckmorton. Thos.
II. Willis, &c Afutther description deemed
Unnecessary. Any other inform aiioa about the
land, and terms Of sale. win be made known on
day Of sale. Sale 10 take place about 70 o..
clock, NJ. WM. S LOCK.
.1gsnt1sr Goraa and wife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
MfoNnYi

NRE sre 10 great wanrof money. Those in
NJ debted, are requested 10 make payment,
70 enable rs 10 Garry on our business 4
April 1. Isli.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
For Sale.
LAND FOR RENT

nURsUAST team order Of ths Circuit So.
il Psrior Court Of Law and chancrry for
jefferson County, pronounced % The 7ih of No
vembsr. 1856. IL . cause therein pending, in
which John 2. Hsmtramck. ac DIRE piainliifs.
and Jsbn Briscoe's sdm'f, &c are defendants;
The subscriber thereby appointei Comnission.
o. for he purpose. win proceed. "a he I0th dsy
n .1prii, l6f7, % fsnt % The highest bidder, "a
ihs prsnisss. % real estate Of said John Bris.
Gee. deed. in = jefferson couniy. being ihe farm
called PIEDMONT. for ths fern u two ysars,
ending On he LEI April. Isl9.
head And security viii Be required. payable
On the Lea day Of April, 1913, and Isi April,
iels- EDW'D E.Co0KE, CT.
tIareh Is, I047 S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

Loss nv rHa FANNIE The London
Bankers Ci:culas, 81 Feb 18th, says: "If
the ministers are Dessly right ia their e..
nmaie o. me value pf the potatoes lost
% ireland, The who's loss OF the British
Islands during the lss. twelve mon,h,
from potatoes. barley, oats. pie, md N,
c'.ssse 70 cattle, csnnoi be less ihsn sixty
millions sterling"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

So 49, ~ Elg
fENhE upieraiknrd having ,ueee.s,a i.
late hfa,s :. OK 4 Eopa. Il IL. 49, -
tlissetsn'r "a ne ksnatain heisl, IS loae "A
= r'4s,y lnosnAs y \ u ne ntoss CON Md ana
rs'sa.ssn meast 4 tsisimsic, tsko ssis neahoa
y. halofmies ,he tistellis1 public. shsi bes,5.
lt1e asd,tie1 "a - ehinh new win. y. - 3.
Risst,se, - ehseh sl.rgs nunher 81 $3.50; -
lIesas Nsse addei. - well q Bsik Rsss,.1 4.
iftasy nass recshtis had constructed ~. IS.
e'sss urttaefs, niivd up IL The most u or@ 80
oetaliist style, md 4sss Ptitat. Si,finx 20.
~ usnitsatshs Which is enfitely free fra, an.
p1Stie neressarsly Incident 10 the a.. ..h,..
pafls q ths hpase-An arrangenent h,,bl. i.
sFA0ie aud which they latter tbem.. ",
set iah to please. Ia connection r,,h ~.
Improvements The whole I he in,,f isrIaT a.
nsqss us uade gene ! thorough 4. i ar. 80.
~ tning afPerisning 70 the uphol,,er{ "a n.
/. estA olishnseni has been renewed. 80 s,,.as.
anr Tor the chambers selected win ! s.s;et
I.sW 70 snelr entire capabiiity 10 every x, peet.
WI 'ao'e viii b found u al tihes ivllv I'm.
pnsa VIII everything the market siford..
y 4 saPerisr sssls; while IL IL.
~ y vines, &c. 10, nothing will sbe ksps
.sss = e' me best quality. Add Is lhsso
~ .usnuoh and eourtesy khich will be
s1snpe'eo ~ iheir assistants, aellak ah1sT fk.ir
e'sn pfrscasi saPssriiion, 10 those Who nav n.
sor thsm 18th ! call, they Haster ,hrlh,sis,.
none will leave dissa Il. ied as 10 ~ I.
pence will be spared 90 The il part & -, -.
wants Of their guests ana t,u.t ths;r 49,. ~
4 liberal pa.rohare, win l,ot prove IA fsnsd.s
~ Bsggage taken To- and from The He,el
frsefef charge.
ARTHUR L. FoG0.
PliiNEAs THURstoN,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

Az o1dcef q ~ army has ri IBIS mo-
msni stated 10 public. thar I'd Sscfef.rv
q State has received : letter son Csae.
81 fsmpskll Con,ul Of ibe UaiieJ S,.le.
T havsat iniorming hin ,bslihs Castle
q San Ju,n d'ulloi add the civ ofvera
Cruz have sufrsndersd 10 the iirst sum.
mons o. Gen. Scaii and Com. Peuv. No
one doubts The iTaIh 81 this 10 t<lIieenes;
and ~ the government II was bot entire.
y unexpected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

q ~ Divine permission, the i.oidS Sup.
per VIII De administered in the Presbyterisu
Church, in shephsrds,own. on the a., san.
bath in April, ith. There WIN be oresehios !,
Saturday preceding, al eleven o'eleck. Al. M
and 81 seven, r. Nj n
shePherdstown, April l..
THE FAIR.
The Ladies Of The Old School PreSby,erian
Church ia shsphsrdstoun, will hold Fair ia
the "odd Fellows" hall, on "wednesday and
Thursday the 7lh aud sth Of April pert On
esch Day dinner and supper will be set. and
refreshments may be had at any hour, for the
purpose Of raising money TO aiG IN building d
Church. All persons interested or disposed 10
contribute IN this way are respectfully invited
TO attend.
shrPherdstown, March ls. isl7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

NXrRA Fairly May. Dwarf Blue Prussian,
Ia and Dwarf Green Imperial Msrrowfai
Pesr, just received. Also, for sale, . large and
general assortment Of Garden Seeds. raised and
put up By thu Shakers.
JOHN P. BROWN.
April I, ls47.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
Houses to Let,

WANT, st cedsILavn . good farmer with
u small family one Of unexee ptionable cha
iaeier and known habits Of Industry. None
other need -spply.
Also. stthe same place, q gardener who under.
stands taking care Of. and handling shrubs and
trees. To each, House and garden, with 9TH
sr privileges, and fair eompensa,ion will be al
lowed. ~
| elsc want, at Gap View, good Carpenter
and fence builder, Who can have constsnt en-.
ploymest 81 fair wsges. He will be allowed
House and other privileges.
JAMES L. RANSOM.
Frederick Citizen and ExGrainer copy lines.
March IS. ls47-u. Spirit copy.
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a.s.s . w ) Locx:
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csfrsSsadsaes "a. BalanDr, .s.pisaA
PAnADELfniA, March % p. AZ

The severity OF the storm on Friday.
hishl oilcuiy caused much dsmsee on
shore, but y Is feared that many marine
u'sas,srs have occurred. A nomber Of
vessels we're blown on shore In the Del,.
ware River and Bay. Tue Liverpool
packet ship Monongslia ashore below
Mascus Hook. has been COL or without
sustsiniag much damage.
Fiourais IN demand ct &c. holders ask
Tug IS O6ls; about 1900 bbIs straight
btsndss sold 4. So l2a market Arm. 500
bbls. Corn Meal sold Il $4,37a. but il il
eeuerally held higher. Wheat i in de
mandN 120 els. 1000 bushels yellow
Corn = 81 tlAs Cotton u quiet !, pre- VI
Gus prices aad nOihing done 10 Groceries.
GEN TAfLUR ARD FAMlLY.-The New
York Mirror publishes the following in.
isfes.lng extract from letter IRON New
Orleans, written. We suppose, before the
inielligenee;of the recent stirring events
"a Salillo had arrived 10 New Orleans.
he slaiss thai be u told Gen. Tsylor will
soon ask Leave 10 retire from bis present
command. He has been absent now
nearly three years. and constantly 10 the
held. This. for 90 old man. d . severe
and prolracled service. but he Is 4 tough.
palient and petsesering old fellow. His
family are now here. though their resi-.
ueaee . 81 Baton Rouge. His unmar.
RED daughter i bsauiiful. sccomplish-
I'd. and Interesting young lady. She 1,
tracts much attention amone lhe fash;on.
sblss q The gay s.. Charles. The ola
soldiers ptisste fortune has been much
inpsired by bis long absence from home.
he wss quite yell OF stone time, bul
oaloriuasisIy made p1rchass Of ! cot
sco plsnisiion o. the Mississippi. large
portion 81 which caved u. This. and
lbs tailnrs 81 bis crops fof several years,
have somewhat embarrassed Aim. aud De
msnd bis present sl'eosion and care
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

"E ere now entirely out Of Wood. VIII
w our friends lend us few eordsi
:. >. 3 H N. GALLAdER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
100000,
$40, 900, $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery.
CLASS, z, Tor I647.
70 Be draion IN. ALEXANDRIA,, "a, on Safsfaev
l0lk Of .4PfkIL, I8l7.
GRAND SCHRMR K

Tickets $i0-EIalyes S5-Quar.ers lei.
Certificates Of packages in The above, win Be-
issued andssn % he following Terms, viz
Is halves IS 90 Is sigh,hs II rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01

A Secondhand Grand Piano.
VVlLL be sold for S65 In good paper, or up
w on credit II six months.
April i, 1887. Inqnire 81 this O6ee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
a Stock of Store Goods,

CoRsisting IN part Or quantity Of Dry
Goods, Hard,rare, Queenspere, Sc,
Embracing qaits vsrieiy 81 AercbaSdiss.
Ttrms Fl Sale -0n ~ sums over Ten Dollars
ninety days credit, The purchaser giving notes
with approved security for all Gums under
that amount the cash will be required.
Sale 10 commence 81 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
JOHN HUMPHREYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-01
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL Be offered 1t Public Auction. On FL.
" deg fks u Day ef .9Prii merit. a the Ware.
roon lately occupied By David Hunphrsys, ID
Chsrlesiown. many Articles o.
Household & Kitchen
EURBIxxURD,
Consisting IN part Of Chairs and Seftee,
Mahogany Tables, large Mantle Glass,
Looking Glasses, Sc, Nth many other
ariicies unnecessary % ennmeraie.
Also, a large lot Of Miscellaneous Books.
Also, good t,OOshorse Carriage and
Harness.
Will also be offered, Al tbs tame tine and
Mace the balance Or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
DIED.

On the Sis December, at his resideaee neaI
t1hompson,s Depot. jefferson county, MIR. THon i!
RI HIsKrTT, in the s9th year Of his sge.
Oh Monday week, after q Few days Intense suf.
fefing. JonS K. BEALL, Esq. Of this euluty, aged
about 81 years.
On the 4th instant ;s,tRarpers-Perry, Mrs Eli.
zABErH GthRETT, formerly Of this town. sget
| Suddenly, in Winchester, on the Cd instant, Mr.
WV. I. WALL. worthy aud entsrprising citizen
/ of that place.
Il On the 5ih inst, al the residence Of his bro
lsher, near Shepherds.own, after painful and
Protrseled illness, Mr.. HENRY BoTELER, eyed 90
years and.4 Gays.
1 no Winchester, on Saturday week, OF Scarlet Fe-
YER, in the Sd year Of his age. JoHS WILLIAM, in
fani son Of Jesse sud Mary Sloat.
| Hln-Lessburg, on Thursday evening, 7th instant,
lsller . short but painful illress, Mrs. JUDITa
lWoopDT, eonsort Of Mr.. John Woody, 10 the SSH
ysar OF her age.
| Ga the Sd instant. MrasEIIzaarra Tam, con-
sort Of Mr.. George Tabb, OF Berkeley eouaiy, 10
the -s9lh year other age.
On the 29th ull Mrs. SkRln NOOK, cousort Of
SIR. Jscob Moon. Of MartnsSurg.
At his residenee in Loud5un, on the 2sth Of Dec.
after short and painful illness, Mr.. WILlIAM Pax
soy. aged SO years four months and nine days.
| On the a8th ult at the Residence or Mr. Thof,s.
Campbell. her grandfather, BErT9 T. s. daughter
Of John J. and Mary Ann Monroe, all Of Clarke
county, aged about II years.
| Thus are We called to mourn the departure Of
this amiable and much loved friend, Just bud
ding into woman. hood, and enlwined around
our hearts BY many fond endsarments. She
was the happiness Of her fishers iire-side and
ihe pride Of her mothers bosom, she was q love.
i ~, and most Intelligent and amiable young
lady. She has left many relations and friends
% lament her less. But we mourn mol as those
without hope-but truly feel our loss is her ).
ter6sl gain. She was devoted child, an az.
fectonste sister and fond iriend-esteemed By
her teachers and playmates. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
Winchester Female Academy


rNViIE Teelfth Aanusl Term II Ibis Iassas-
ai.sn viii e6mmeRce he 6sst Hodass ia
jsanasy. 1S47, ID Ehsch viii he tsnehCihe =
riras branches. ( aihcsoaeh English kdasaslssn,
ard bIss NE Greek, LATIN, and Fteseh Ian.
eusgrs MASS ana sAsssss y osas'ue siss
branches viii also Pc tasshs By eumpssea, Il
s,sisats The Rev Nj. psl will give isstfafe-
tis rs IL Freueh, md Nj. Sehefman in Music
Thee xrnslemeb sre considered sesy sers;:sefsAt
Professors AID are ssrsc,lY a,teaste t. lhsir aa.
tics.
TERMS FER SESSI III FIVE MaNTn$
Fss Board aud l.ndgiss, psr se->i~a IS ESQ
Tuisioa and English Branches, ID 81
Latin and Gfssk Laagaases, le 80
Ffench Lane naee, Il OF
Music her qs4ftef, IA on
U.s Sc Piano for practising, perse.'a, : SO
Tbs rear vii Be- divided io.o ,~o sesssoss. =
Scholars nay enter any Tune ssasine The session.
aud will Be cha ged ffsn entrance 70 the essa Of
Inc ikrm.
The location of This Aeado'ay un Fsr, = II Is
very pleasant, and no pai1s wsli he spared 10
dsvslope, discipline ard,snprnse tae anhdk IL
he pnp.ls, and also u iaeucates cnIsecl tass, Il
saai,me1, AID raSistude IA consuss
Y The pauons are palteulArly instedss sNa
lhe School al any .i.ne md become asqllsinsed
With lis Discipline aud metkod ~ ihs,e4iiaq
JOSEPH BAKER. Psiatipat.
Il IWiscar.TxR. lan. 4, aS47- 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
Wood ! Wood Il WoodIIl
NEW SCHOOL.
J. $. & u. n. GALLAHER.

AN Monday the 18Th January next, the IN.
" designed proposes TO open SCHOOL
in chaElesls sn, in which shall be taught Or
biography. Reading, Whiting, aud Arithmetic,
al el2 per anBum and The former branches,
together with Geography. English Grannsr
and Mathematics, at sic. Every attention
will Be given in order to instruct and advances
pupils eoikmitled TO his charge
The School will be opened 10 the room to-
Gently occupied By Mrs. Howell. Aschool lisi
can be found at the oliies Of the saSprii Of JEFF
fersen,n and parents and others designing 10
enter pupils. are requested to fsays their names.
~ A few Boarders can be acconmsdated
on reasonable terms.
- FERDINAND HAYSLETT.
Ian IA laA7-9t Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
The National Hotel,

Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Va.
THE undersigned h.s taken the BRICK
i TAVERN HOUSE, 10 Woodstock, for
merry occupied by Mr.. Samuel Riuker, and
more recently BY Mr. James Allen, As House
Of Entertainment. ltisdeem med useless TO make
any Wanting professions Of her intentions 10
keep the House in q very Superior style how
ever, she deems il but Justice 10 herself and 10
the public 10 say, that she is prepared 10 keep
the tavern Is we'll Is any ever kept 10 the place,
and that il is her fixed intention to meet ihs
just expectations Of all Who may favor her
with call.
She respectfully solieits . share Of public
patronage. O. The Stages stop at this house
CLARA MILLER.
Woodstock, Va, Jan ~, lS47-6m