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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
PARsoN BRowNLosy.

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The famous Parson Brownlow alike Distinguish
ed in the fields Of political and poemioal warfare.
annoanees his return 10 the chair editorial aer an
absenes Of soma weeks. in the following unique
style:
| take this method Of. Informing the I'M
habitahts Of the City Of Gotham 1.-THE
mates of the g House of Bourbon pi0ns>
worshippers Of the u Unknown Code Cen
fucius a'-aa admirers Of the @Chinese Yer-
sion Of the Scriptures the sImperial4 OF
fcers Of the Standing Army Of the{Regular
Line THE .Inspirers of Hll modern Ssfrs;n
heads Of "Smsl Monarehies ,,'s--eoyefs Of
Poets and Poetry -"Examples Of Be-
nevolence and Virtue ;;''-wRatterns Of Pie.
tyin-honest dealers in bills Of Exchange
-aristocratie @Puritans, Monks and Frisnrs..a
I and 'all others whom it may coneofn,'' that
am again at home having arrived ii last
Mondays stage. l am not as well as T
4 would like to be, but am thankful to kind
/ Proyidence that my situation is no worse
am too feeble to walk up and down these
\ bills and rough payements, and / will not,
therefore, at least for time annoy with my
presence, on the streets, the Godhke pros
gentoIs of our race, amid the loneliness of
then Primitive Edens nor lay myself liable
tokhe charge of ''eoieardioe," by travelling
Nback.allies and crossing over garden
/ fences, thus imparting to the minds of
some, the Trim of great consolation, and
its Thummim to their hearts / am en-
abled to present my readers with few edi.
.torials this week, on some Of the exciting
topics Of the day BY next week hope to
get fully underway, in the line of editing,
when the grandeur of nature and the glory
of art fine dreams of fancy and the creations
of poetry. must all fade in the vision Ad-
miratien must then cease to hover over the
elysian fields Of Vigil Homers sparkling
rills of nectar streaming from the gods,
shall then cease to WOO the thirst Of the fea-
ders of this paper The bright Blandusid's
fountain, and the magni6centya vale Of the far
famed Cashmere, shall loose their splendor,
in comparison with the beverage which shall
teem through our columns Even the par
adise of Milton, with its trees and its rivers,
its fruits and its flowers, its hymns and haSps'
and its living landscapes and Yernal diadems
all these shall dwindle into sterilityl But
cannot proceed further now. l feel how
utterly language sinks beneath the majesty
of my theme; and all ] can rejoice in is, that
the infrmity Of Language is eloquent Of its
! praise 1t is mystery to me, that / can
sustain myself at all, when. every thought T
/ entertain bends and breaks with the pom
/ derous weight of its own meaning How
1 difficult it is for a man to sustain himself
when he has more mind than body No
/ wonder sickness and disease are weighing
me down Still am secure from all dan
ger, and mustremain so, while Lowell, LAS
do, IN the central abode Of all virtue
/ W. G. BR0WNLoW. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

Ny hcart was heavy, for its trust bad been
abused, its kindness answered by foul wrong,
50 turning gloomily from my fellow men one
Sabbath day, l strolled along the green
mounds Of the village burial place here l
was reminded how all human love and hate
find one sad level, and how, sooner or later,
the wronged and the wrong doer, eachlwith
a mockened face and cold hands folded over
a still heart. pass the green threshold fof q
common grave, WHITTIER all footsteps tend
whence none depart. Awed for myself and
plying my race, one common sorrow, Ike a
mighty wave, swept all my pride away, and
trembling forgaye IVhithr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
AN Explanation.

Farmer n. Of Newbury, was mlserlyiold
codger Sometimes, in his eagerness to
grasp the dimes, lie would run rather close
10 the boundary line which separates hon
esty from dishonesty and he has been
known TO 20 SO far as even to step upon the
line itself. / will not say he got fairly oTer,
but he came SO near doing 1t twas hardly
worth dispute He was deaf as hadd1ock
las . very post-and when occasion re-
quired, lie was moro deaf than both these
similars put together
He once sold load of hay to his neighbor
who. contrary to Ms expectations, after see
ing it weighed, stayed TO see it unloadedl-
But few forkfulls were pitched off when
bouncing big rock rolled off from the load
then anoaher-and then third, came hang
upon the barn floor: w hats this + quersed
the buyer in a loud voice Most all herds
grass. this yeir, replied the deaf man .t.But
see herei' continued the ether, pointing to
the boulders which lay arrayed in judgment
against the dishonest hayman, what does
ali this meant Shan't cut nigh SO much
hav this year as did last replied the deal
err in herds grass. just as be had finished
the last sentence down thunderedsa rousipg
Junk Of granite-making deep indentatIpn
10 the barn floor with one OF its sharp angles
. saw neighbor n ! screamed forth the pur-
chaser Of fodder, want to know what 10
h-ll are thesel pointing to the boulders
and big Jumps Of granite. Old y. took Up
! mighty forkfuI Of the herds grass, gave il
! toss into the hayloft, then. leaning upon lis
fork. elected his huge quid Of tobacco and
| replaced ii with fresh one, took a view b
| the fragments Of Stone wall that lay before
him, and With one Of the blandest smiles re
piled, Them ERE is rocks p Boston Posi-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

In part as follows =;
Is Beds, si1gle and double;
Is Bst{steGds, single and dou5L;i
Sheets, Piikoae Gases, Blankets Quilis, Com
forts, Corerlets,.8c. !;
II dog. siieer Teaspoons, ] do13 Table;
do- Desert SPOONS Sugar Toags;
iarne Mig, aud! Butter. KaIfe;
lSererat lots Of Caypttmg;
8 dor ands Chairs; Rocking Clair
Parior and Cooking Stores;
Iabies, Sands, any .Sidetoards
hniurs. Forks Dtthes, Csgs and: Saaeers;
Looking Glasses, JEasl6owls, Pitchers and
.Sands;
Clock and Wdteh; and d quantity 81
Books, Religious and Miscrlyauedns, riz;
Beasons. Ctark's and Coke's Commentaries
Flsfcher's H,orks i Hety's SERMONS;
Lires n tn Ap0sths-4aad others 100 hume,
gous TO pteation.
Spinning Wheeis, EYaT Hd1klcs, and NAM
Der Of otjtcr articles loo acdiouSto mention
FAe. sale ofthe Household and Kitchen Furniture,
will commence al 6 O'CLOCK P NJ
TERMs.-A credit Of 6 months win be given on
all sums above So the purchaser giving bond and
approved security. Under that amount cash. No
property 10 be removed until the terms OF sale are
complied with. II
GEO .TH0S. HAYS, Admir-
November % 1880 u f ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Boarding and Day School in Shop
herdSsOTn, y

NTRs, f w. PHELPS will re-opcnher ScEooL,
WI len Monday he I6tf III September. Her course
Of instruction embraces AL the branches usually
taught in the BEST Institutions. Ills tle effort and
aim q Mas. PnELrs that each Papif committed TO
her care should possess eve5y atyaniageoI acquire
vment that CITY schools present She is careful 10 Sc
cure accomplished associate Teachers. She !a5ors
constantly in her school, believing it necessary 10
general success in school that the Principal
shoad be acquainted with The tendencies and quail
ties 81 each individual mind Much attention is
paid 10 History Each child pursues q systematic
course ot historical reading.
Weekly Compositions are required The older
girls are frequently required, as weekly exercise,
10 make Abstracts from our best British CLASSICS,
such as Million, Shakespeare &c. The religious
distraction ofthe, Pupils, 10 which all other IN
strnctions shouM be subsidiary. is attended tot
Opportunities areconstantlyeccur inthe course
Of instruction than an earnest Christian Teacher
VIII use for the iufusiono Of moral Or religious truth
So,e~of The older girls are members q weekly
Bible class, conduciedNl ~ the Rev c. W Andrews
TERMS:
Board. & Tuition for the Scholastic year. Sl25 Oe
Tuition in every English Bfanch, 60 @
Children under II years Of hge, p q
French, ~ "
Iatin. ~ OK
French and Latin fwheu bdthlafe learned1 ls0t
M5s;c = 900
Drawing and Painting, 4 : laet
- portion to be paid in advance.
August 80 1880
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
gruE LUCKY nooKsELLEn.

p The New Haven bookseller L. H Young, Esq,
who, it has been ascertained is the 10 whom an
immense fortune has been leftan England, as re-
turn for personal kindness extended 10 the devisor
whilst on atvisit to New Haven, some years since,
in letter to the Albany Argus, says
J" / shall endeavor to bear my honors
meekly,'' and if the burdens Of this, mighty
windfall do not make me more unhappy than
the lack Of wealth has made me, shall be
truly glad that am its recipient. There is
no dopbt that / am the legatee / can have
but little trouble in proving it The only
wonder is, that so large fortune should at
tend such poor services as mine. Nineteen
hundred thousand dollars 2. ard upward ~
Well; | trust the means of doing good viii
not find me with less Of heart for it than
have hitherto had | have many friends
whom it will please me to help 2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Tmts sEGREr or stccEss IN LIE.

En- no department. of life DO men rise 70
emirsence who have not undergone a long
and tliligout preparation; fdr whatever he
the dsgerepcc in the mehtaIPower Of indid
vGduais, itfis the cultivation ofthe mind D.
lone that lads to distinction. John Hun.
ter was asremarkablc for hi5tindustry as FIR
his talents, Of which his museum alole
forms a most. extraordinary proof and ifi
YOU l5ok abound and contemplate the histofy1
Of those men whose talents and requirements
we most esteem, we.fpd that their SUPERIOR
ty Of knowledge has been the result of great
labor and diligence. Its an ill-founded np.
ton 10 SAY that merit in the long run is ne
glcctaa IT is sometimes joined to cireuna,,
stances thai may have a little influence if
counteracting it, az. an unfortunate manner
and tsiaper; but gnerally il meets its just
reward The world are not fools every
persor of MERIT has the best chance. of suc-
cess and Who would be ambitious Of public
appreciation, if it had NOT the power Of dis
crimSpatingl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Nov is, 1850.

ISIPORTANT To n -
rreury ". rrsworth, ESQ, says the La.
fayette Journal, has shown us several speci-
mems ofileather, which were tanned, under
his own eyes, in4t the space often minutes, by
a process Of which Marion Hibhard, of Ro>
chester, New York, is the inventor This
statement may seem almost incredible, when
it is considered that six, ten or eight months
are rcquired<to tan leather by the ordinary
process,
Mr. Ellsworth has in his possession pair
of boots and pair of shoes made from q,
raw hidelin less than day and a halt, tanned
by his new process The leather is tanned
by a compound of chemicals. and in time and
materials is a saving of at least five thousand
per cent over the present slow method of
making leather. S
The right, says the Journallfo Connect
cutsand Massachusetts,, was sold fer $780,
900; Ohio for sl5O,D0os Michigan for
SI00,000I This undoubtedly is one Of the
greatest i'm provements Of the.ag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
EXTRA FLOUR.

FTSHE 6naersigned has always on hand ExraA
ls Fiss,,s, No. /, TOR sale and ID exchange for
good adele Of Wheat. The above Flour Is kepi
On hand IS ChAriesiuwn, By John X Woods s Co.
and Elyfz& Son; aud by different merchants AZ
HarpsrsF erfy.
WING.
Ih&vsalso my Saw 10 good repair, and hills
wtll Sc s8Fnished AZ The shortest notice.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
Rstk Spring Mills. May 3. 1sS0.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Blacksmithing.

VEHE Undersigned having leased the Blacksmith
j Shsp OF Mr. George Eichelberger. on Cat
Tatfa gasers his services as a Blacksmith. he
will Do III kinds Of Farm Work, Mill Irons, Edge
Tools 3D. al the shortest notice and for the very
lowesa plEtes Articles manu- :aetured by him which
ore as S8ne 10 order and Of the best materials may
be rsnrlsed free Of charge He invites trial from
the ,sahste. GEORGE CLOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
I I,ARRRLL,N HOTEL.

MRS CARRELLs respectfully announces 70 the
III pahlic that ghe Hotel is still open tor accom-
raodssieh Of persons passing o. visiting HaFpers-
FerrK krhe pre&isss have undergone thorough
painifn4and cleansing-and She is prepared TO &C.
eommedkse in \ siyle moi supposed on the route
She laws the patronage Of he trayelling public.
U Hasnels- Ferry Sept % 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
TAKEN Ir.-Tyc individuals. calling them.

TAKEN iN.-Two individuals, calling tkem-
selves Stewart and Heither, went to Ronney,
Va, on Wednesday of last week, and intro
duced themselves to the public as lecturers
on the subject of Electro-B Biology They
secured large audience, made an excuse to
postpone the lecture till the following night,
told their auditors the. tickets would Be
good, pocketed the founds, and sloped.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
OcT0o,Bea . 1850,

To THE EptToR-DEARt Sin -: VII.
\ have understood THAT there is report in circu-
tation in the county thar have some claim to The
tiae OF land which TconTeyed To- my father some
y+yaA ago. My object in weQng This note is 10 say
lsat have never said Or done aty thing TO induce
aitg one d think tba had HE slightest claim what
eyer 10 the land III question All the claim ever
hail. I sold to myltaiher some years since, and
tsnk he paid me full and fair price for II, and the
Ii5ed is pf record in The Clerks Office Of The
C.stnty Gourt Of Jefferson. lhaYe have now mo
c.s.m Of any ser kind or description g the said
le9d, either in law or equity
- John w d EDUFFIELD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

ToAsr By 4 ScHooLmAsrE The fair
daughters Of America May they add virtue
to beauty, substract envy from friendship,
multiply amiable accomplishments BIZ sweet.
ness Of temper and divide time BY socisbili-
ty and economy, and reduce scandal To-
Its lowest denomination
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

fTsTlE bnhscfibef wishes 10 inform the Farmers.
tkafAe has TWO WHEAT FANS, fnished
eoInrisss; Which he viii sell on accommodating
ferrn ~ Is gsow ma king Circular Wheas Screens
Tor elfsassing Seed Wheat which he viii Be happy
Is fsfnis6 sn any farmer wishing % porchese
WkettEans and all kinds Of Machinery repaired
Al the hasl manner, Turning Of all descriptions
10 Watsa rad Ifdn. done % order.
ynlf ~ tsi9--f CHS RARREfsT. s..
GAIT Ground .Alum and Fine Sab, for sale
- " TATE q HooFF,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

REFUSING TO AccEPT FREEDOM The
Memphis Eagle, of the 18th instant, states
that some eighty negroes, made free BY the
Will of Mr. Jones, who recently died in that
county, refused to leave the plantation, Or to
accept their freedom and goto Illinois where
the brother of Mr.. ]. had located tract Of
land for thsmepursuant to the will Of deceas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
DESIRABLE Farm IN MlRKET.

DIV virtue " decree rendered ia the Circuit Su-
- peFior Court Of Law aRd Chancery for the
Cooaiy Of Berkeley % ihe p day of Ociober, 1880,
IL which Vincent III. Butler, AdmF with the VIII
annexed II VIM Shossi Is cufnpIsinant and Jacob
Van Ddren and others ere defendants, ! viii offer
al pnblic swciion. before the Court House door in
the t8wD Of MaHiasfHrg. ~ .5E1H4ag, Lae 30at day
n Dseem1er, 1850 tkat
Desirable Farm
belonging 10 jacob Van Dortn: and upon which
his lenant William CoflenbeFger, at this time re-
sides This farm embraces
$50 .frres.
Inferior Y the pTntuelion of wheat and corn 10 none
ID the Valley IL vrgfnia lis sstssred ah, eer,;-
distant between MaTiinsburg and Sbephefdslown,
Ah1 ABOUT one mile from the Baltimore and Ohio
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
CASH FOR NEGROES.

II AM DESTROYS 10 purchase large number OF
j NEGROES for lie Southern markets, men
Wr'sfs~ ,,. etrls and families for which | will
gise ~ highest cash IGices
PefsSns having states 10 sell Will Ftease INFORM
tne perspnally, or BY letter al Manmsnafg. wnteh
= mi rrasise ;,rutnpi attention; or b NJ s w, l..
samnh,Sl Nh aiS West PRATT street. Ralumore. +
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Aeent Iar n a. r. ~. l.. Campbell
Na--s.4,xhuvD Angn~f 2 lSl0-lys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

A WoRIsD's FAIR SPEcULATIoN.-Some
idea Of the extent Of the great London Fair
may be formed from the fact, that the priyir
lege of printing the Catalogue has been pur-
chased by the Messrs. Cloves, at premium
of $4,000, in addition to two pence every
copy sold, to be applied towards the expenses
of the exhibition But another.will be print,
ed in several languages, and be sold It ten
shillings per copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

49, Mr. smithers, how can You sleep
So The sun has been up these two heufs''
{ Well, what if he has fhiccupl He gees.
to bed at dark, while I'm on bender ell.
after midnight (hiccupl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Cash for Negroes.

TNHE subscriber is anxious,o purchase large
u number Of Negroes Of both scxesssound ana
likelv Persons having Negroes 10 dispose OF WI,
nditso their interest 70 give him call Before seii-
ing, rs he win pay the teyF lest susa p4fccs
HE an be seen ne Be.saeley Courts al Martins
burg. on Ihe2d Monday, and at Berryylleon the 18th
Monday in each month and usually al his residence
in Chsriestown sf,.
All letters addressed to him will be promptlyat-
tended %, VIM. CROW.
CharleStovrn. Feb 10 lSl2-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
SALE.

WTILLbe sold, .os Tsexdas tke .i0st of DsrsnSbr
w nert al the residence Of The late DR. Joseph
@ Hays al HaEpsIs- Ferry the following Property,
in part -
The DRUG STORE. as ii stands, iHein-
ding .Skririn2j ana Dratsers- Botc VIM
do,cs. d-e &c.
AEso, one Harse, and eotered C,arryaH;
Saddle and Saddle Bags;
IIsfical Labnargs OBsetrical, Cappiiag, and
Pocket Iastru1aenas !;
Saddle Bags, foi 1Me@iciae !:
Soda Eoaatdin;
St6re and Pipe, Re, DC
The above articles will he sold, commencing at
half past twelve, PRECISELY q -
ALSO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
FALL 4 WINTER GOODS.

Z
w HIGH embracing large and grneraIass,,srt-
meat Of Staple and Fanny Dry Gocds-sisc.
/ cROCERIEs> AND QUEENswAREE
Boots, shoes, Hats and Gags,
al pf wAieh be has selected with zfea, care. s.na
Il Viii compare tasoEabIy Hh any sock il The a: 10
VI VII g sold cheap and upnE The most aeeonsro-
naI.ag terms name Flew articles As ! geAsral
oatine
superior black and blae French ciosh
Brown and invisible greag do
Treed lUf Sack cnais
Black Fsench and Dceskin Cassimeres /:
Fancy Cassitneres. most fashionable siyIes
kestings--Blaek Satin Hesgings
Fanry cassimeTes and Meripo do
large assortment 81 superior Cassinefts ~
Blankets. good ass0rment So
\ splendid assortment Of fashionable Dress Costa
20 Which the attention ofthe Ladies is particasl-
Gss,ry BrS,wa Maroon Green and Black. Taiss,
Rlaia ard figured Cashmeres
fashionable MonsliH De LANES
C,ofored- and black Aipacas
fBlack Canton Cloths and figured Alpaccas
Superior black Silk best style fancy Prints
Mourning and halt Mourning do
shswls--A splendid asser1measo OF Square and Loss
Shawfs -
Ginghams. on dressed Caiieoes =
a splendid assortment Of Neck and Bonnet Bihbas4
French worked Collars, Linen and Cambria Hsnx
Best Paris Kid Gloves. Cashmere silk and PeaFI
SILK Gloves. and Gents Kid Gloves
Aiafge assortment OF silk ami cotton Handkerchief
Also large assortment OF Bleached and Broaias
4 Muslin !:
So and 10 Browa and Bleaehed sheeling l
Bed Ticking. Checks Sc
White red and figured Flannels =;
Domestic do
Whne and colored Canton FlanBeis Fl
~ fulled Liusey Plaid ditto i
Heavy Twesds and Rag Carpeing y
.Is3 BOOTS, SHOES, &c. !;
g1lra heavy doubled soled Calf Boots /:
water proof do :;
Fine DO do
a large assortment Of Ladies' fine Shoes
Boys and youths Boots
g Woman's hravy hall do
HATS AND GAPS. II
Fashionable style silk Hats
Men'sand chiIdren's Cloth and Glazed Caps
Fine Beaver SluHch Hats
Also, Groceries, Hardware QnecnwaFea and w God.
ware.
call is earnestly requested il viii afford Qe.
PLEASURE 10 show my Goods. f
n MICHAEL DORIAN! !,
Hsrpers Ferry Novembers 1850 %,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06

aud other Out Hoases are gooa and SUBSTANTIAL
The Farm i UNDER good fensee Is il One SAFE az
cultivation and presents an oraortlnty Of nurrhase
rarely lobe met with IN this Valley.
ANY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is unnecessary, as ii is
preenned tharia who may desiFe to purchase win
examiae itfuF lhemsel yes
Terms or SALE One third cash the balance ia
one and two wears. with Interest ffom the day Of
saie-the purchaser give lien ep the land 10
securet The deferred Payments
/. ANDREW NJ YANARSDALE
vow. ~ lslO-tds. ~ iNpfci C1rnr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
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Boating and Commission business

Boating and Commission Business.
TIME subscribers having boats constantly run
ninv,o Georgetown and Alexandria do re-
spectfulIy inform all persons having PRODUCE to
send "a either Market that they will boat it on rea-
sonahle terms They also have WAREHOUSE stu
ated on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. and will forward
produce to any point 90 the Baltimore road. Or on
he Winchester road, al 4 very small charge
A supply Of Plaster, Salt, Fish, Tar, Shingles.
I.arhes. Lumber. &c. always on hand and for sale
low WM. ii. ELG1N l. CO.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. IL. lSt9-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
WILLOW MiIl Boarding school,

One mile from KtyReysrsAe1
HNHIS Institution has benin successfuloperation
i for Rore than three years, and aflorss taoEo1gA
instruction in the Latin and Greek languages,
and The different branches pr complete English
education. including the higher Mathematics, Sc.
The ensuing term will commence on Monday
September 9th.
Board, Tuition, Sc, 500 per Session.
Tuition, &c to SI2 pei Session.
REy. J. L. ERARY. PRINoIFAL.
Willow Hill. August 10, 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
Trustees Sale of Missouri Land,

DY virlue ot Deed OF Trust bearing date the
Dt2pth Of january s:lsi7, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of Jrtterson county Virginia and
also in The Clerks Office 81 salene county Stale Of
Missonr-executed to i> by Jacob W. Vanyacter,
10 secuEe TO Singleton Chambers aud his wife, GER
tain monies therein mentioned---as ane from said
Jacob w Vanvacier il thtm-we shall offer at
Public Sale To the highest bidder Tor ready money
before Tie United StaleS Hotel al eHarpers- Ferry,
on saturday, December I4ih, a $50,
al ~ O'Clock NJ the swo Tracts or Parcels Of
Land IN said Deed Notwithstanding and being in
Salene county, in the State Of Missouri, and de-
serbed i'm the office records at Fayetie in said
State as east half Of Northeast quarter of section
No. 26, Of township No. SO, North Of the base
line and West Of The 9Th principal Meridian range,
No. p, containing
Eighty .9crcs;
and as West half 81 Northeast quarter. and East
tf.fN+
ship No So North Of the base line and West Of the
9Th principal Meridian range, No. q, containing
100 ACRES.
f. II. CHAMBERS, .,r..t
MESHACH KIRBY, {
Harrers- Ferry, Nov, IS 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-12-06
One of the most Desirable Farms
inithe Valley Of Virginia,
ITO r s. 4 L "

TNHE undersigned offers for sale his valuable
= Farm. situated II the fertile county OF Jttfer-
son, about hveImiIes troGf The hourishing towns Of
CharlssIown. Harpers-Ferry and Shepherdslown,