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Da4negFe0sypes. ~! -,
ilAVIDa GOFE f1spectfpffy s anfoen6s III ecstis
~ zen: and the pabsic gsnsfslly ttisk I'd hss ~
rived 10 the Village, and 2 nov; fully prepared fo
take LikENESSES In al the perfection d ths
&C Rooms in the old Masonic Hall. The nab.
lie are invited to call and examine his speeimens
- Nav 10 $s yizs .Sjs. Gl6gl7
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, oARPEN.
TIERS, DO.

NOTICED TO cokyTR a AerroRa 1Appr,~r
THas' DO
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MAS ONIC CELEB
Shsh 1Isa;sEsys;tssss ;SEa;sss A; ~, h,,

~\John the BapGst, ap6Sif
Brother H. A. JoNEs Will deliver an AddTeak
Brethren Of Clinton Lodge, No. 8, and af othof
Mason, ~ good standing. ARE invited TO jotn u IN
the festivities Of the day. j, :. 81:
~ s.s.t e. sM. HANvY;seey.;s
Mil Wsy, Abbevilis Dist, sc. SlAs8
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md fastened with teI sAk Hon exfendna 3asSsS
''sss' s,ss fss ifa ss.siss liz se:. J. n.sx
LIZ l2 IN wide oct yertiS md - - 10 30 co.
beysIlsd or - s;,S s5o sf I'M Sfr
be ret ttHk tif s itA aS1 81 Ia i1hisk. nSilsSs
rs rs ri iiS 81 osS6
1dl6ishi Will .. sssss s.n' issVdi
sraster. closed with Yshst I'M hind mi 4 plysSs
Humented The psojee4is1 ee s1yes M S3 SSI3ta
under The rates, aud Tia end n 40 tpef ssasr
nlentsd with an epon large boards Rhe 10 4ffsfss
boarding, doors and window, Aa8 aissi 0ss
nsnentsl wssks alto % a1sSebd NJ SaIutsd MIA
I'm coats q oil paiaty of Dss Co., ~ ~ EAgis
ilaSer may direct.
$ 5th. The rafters shall Bs sst q 81 sjsst az 4x
61tuG strengthened with liEht Collar b4as M aa,li
covered with square edged s1eetsak Ahd kSaS5 sine
shnR3est 10. = ttse ESSt t1sess
:. 9Th Tho door oS aft6esy nsl3 Ss6S 81
laid Of undressed hnabsssN ST ri III Sisi1s
strong large naiIs, u doof bsas1l5ss sssss:.
7th. Tho lsye, of ~ 40 = ~
shove togssf sfsils md tBS tJh1 xt6 SaSss
form shalE s0ppeftxd b. III kf6S 90 !;
in lnss u,ostaIsl t9 fes4 bfs g. ~ 81
u9u1f &fm fcsindaltc
ss Bth. The sNhSls tsby q
with shs ditestlsrs
Eiyen fcs thg = - H - SsSxf !.
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81 y i1y as4.ss
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from Gu%.

~ Ins iolldwing is the Translation Of a letter
Tseiyed rom Havana :by&a gentleman Of
! u. ss HAyAHA, May %, 1851.
.sss .sS! & lE e. The excsternent which pre-
VIZ IN the inhabitants of, this is
land description, and the Govern
ment is kalg suitable measures to prevent
the iWpeE !. blow. Yesterday the Cap
tains oncha reviewedsthe battalion,
caesistin sa thousand smens all of them
? dressed in gray coatees, Sine pants, straw
hats tnapsSaks, tin cans, apd pairof shoes
the knapsaclll ada d, Geld fight.
Thai sidlals asisstad 81 fsSdags back
villa eerted under ascaeaS aard to
ssas W q :ail =
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Notice to c,ontractorx.

Notice to, Contractors.
PROPOSALS will be received by the under
i signed until the 90th of Juno next, for the
removing and rebuilding tho Wslnpt Grove meet
ing house. The materials all to6e new except
the floor and frame. II no. disposed of, will BE-
let out TO tho lowest bider OH the 2lst Of June.s-
plan Of the building conSbe seen by calling up
On the chairman Of the committee. st +.
SAMUEL AGNEW, Chairman. j
Mt Hill, May 81, 1850. jul -2ts y
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REASONS WHY THE WHOLE STATE sBoUbp PAT
RoNrzk THE SOUTHERN PArRror.-The Patriot " as
established to do better things ethan wranpls in
politics." accordingly Judge O'Neall wrote once
letter to It about our Rail Road affairs If we re-
member right, his was the only letter of all that
has appeared in the Patriot that did NOT wranple
in politics. a ~
Tho Patriot rewards tho Judge and his and our
Rail Road by encouraging thee utsrchant of this
town" to ship goods by way Of Savannah and Au.
susta !-ExcelIent reason this why all tho friends
of our own internal improvements should snoour-
ago the Patriot! II wfangles all tho business it
can oot Of the State! Newbeny should thank
the Patriot for stimulating the merchant at this
present time not to send goods that way. Charles.
ton ewes tho Patriot q debt of gratitude That
print by its influence encourages the merchant to
ship "by way Of Savannah" recently, "who has
always heretofore" shipped by Charleston. An.
other reason why the Patriot should be encourage.
%: hstmulates The largest sasveholder to run ont
of ths State and promotes . Thin population. I.
also eneouEagss hostility to oar ewn STATE CSns..
tat'oa. Il seeks to psomoss tho xioriouss Union
ost q the stsie. .sof Tho bspefst II Massachusetts,
aud ~ ~ IAhellosass n general ana does m It can 70
pesnoss dipanioa h tie Etass - Issvs ~ pssy
70 en- 'easuisess IaEsssasissey. - .sss,,ss.. y
.@s -. 80 > 20
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NINR m nARpRMTRn0I

be let to sths lowest b3l3er, at
- Clear Spking Academy, on the last Saturday
in June next, The Building Of alSsw Academy
:st that place. The building to be a framet34 by
to Be twelve feet. The contractor, to furnish iii
the mafsiisIs and find himself s17neaassticplkn
i. ~. Chairman Bull -
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ALABAhA.-The Southern Rights Club. of
Lowndes County, Alabama, at it's last meet
ing, adopted unanimously the following res
olutions: :s.'
Resolued. That South Carolina or any
other State has the right to secede from this
Contederacy whenever it becomes necessary
to their happiness, either alone, or in compa-
ny with other States, whether the grievance
be common or solitary"
ResotOed, That as South Carolina was the
first colony that declared for resistance by
arms to British oppression, she may we'll
take the lead in opposition to Northern
wrongs, and we pledge our best efforts to
sustain her in the course she may designate.
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EStrRyed.

TiOLLED before me, James McC Caslan, Magis-.
: j traie, by DR.. John 8. Reid, q dark bay horse
iPoney, about eight years old, fourteen hans high,
left hind foot white, some white hain around the
right Said poney mays be feand al DR.. J. 8.
RetaE ninc miles south of Abbeyille C. H., ap.
at fifty dollars. by James Taggart, H. Dar-
and Benjamin McKtrick.= =. 80;
JAMES McCASLAN,
Magistrate. s.
~ - l..sSsaal.75z.l 2ln n
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Drugs at Augusta Pr ees!
DRS. E. F. &, A. G. TEAGUE,
EdgefteldsC. H., 9. C.,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Fresh and Genuine Drugs and Aed;anes,
Paints. Oils, Dye Stuff, Window Glass.
Glassware, Bar Soaps, Shaving Cream,
Fancy Soaps, Fools Gap, Letter, Note,
and Drawing Paper, Envelopes COM
mon and fancy, Ink Of all coiors, -.
Paints water colon, Varnishes, -. ssSss ~
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brnabess,s &
Surgical Ipstrunents,
telescopes, Fancy apd
. cellaneous ATticie12s&c.
Comprising full asortmeH( sSfl articles in their
Tho attention Of PhJs Hans, Planters and the
trade genersy, Is os6d % Tho important fact that
their supplies can i6tssnished a. slhgxsss yriees,
on six months insS. ard those wishing to deal on
tho cash sJlysenn, at the Lowssr AUousrA CASH
prices, sd ~ snoh quantities a. may be desired.
WEsep large Stock, and receive ssssiAly
ed4dtsa We bay h the same markets abat the
Hsusta Dfuggists DO. and our expenses ara sbeya
:tho same. 60. -. &.
& Orders promptly attended To- 53,a q
81 feba t73:;a 6fnbsn +
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TCHsROLTINGDLOTHs
- ,ii; sSNOWDEN; n. SHEAR. z IS tias S5

Augusta *, * g. :. |. n. 3. !. .fsEoRGrA
ncs rseeiysd Rcdnsms, 1s% Esw Ss supply q
23,4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 93nd 10. :of Tho best qualify.
70 which they respectfully invite the attention; 81
sshe pubic. -! S[my24-9ff s
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AZ Abbeville Court House os sl{S = =
lgxt, to show cause, If any, why sthe.. soid
administration should not be granted. % 81
Given under my hand, his 9Th day. Of May,
in the year 0i our Lord slS5I and in ihs 75thl
{ rrny3i -aw 4. w: 5sELLECK o.A.p.
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Corn. -
OWING to the great scarsity Of Corn, have
~ concluded to spare q few hundred bushels,
and twenty sacks Of fresh ground -four for bread.
SAMUEL MARSHALL.
iu7c on
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE! !

S' S-g~Nst. - = . NEW ORk, 0u00 j..
" The cotton market was heavy on Friday,
and prices slightly receded. Sales 1000
bales - ~
On Saturday prices were fifiner, with a
slight advance. Sales 1000 bales. For the
week !, 900. 49,. s. ,.s..5 a i.
p The steamer Franklin sailed yesterday,
taking l36 passengers and sI,o0o,o00 in
A cotton broker and land speculator fail.
ed yesterday. ., t.s y;s,5 ~. s. -. ts:s5 &
Bills on Londpn, amounting TO EsO0, coo,
it is supposed, will be returned dishanored.,
Many rumors Of failures among cotton
Spectators are flying about. sta5sgsi .s:t.as5.ssgsi
The argument on Che: Afethodist Church
case is closed. It issnpp Tie Go,rt will
decide inS favor Of the claimants.
SBALTlaoRE Mark kkr he sales Of Rio.
Coffee in Baltimore for the week we're 600
bags, at o l-2. Stock sc, 900 bags.
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!; 9 !! iy
r''!S
( virtue 81 1A
ID will sell g ~,
day In July nexkEAY
except costs sA5sh
tract Of Ind desSfiS
hundrsds ssndfftE
surety ssssas
so9sl,.S .s!,s!siyA zEsisha,3 -
$RY r. WasEEdEcK. Esq, 0S
- beville ENHafict.-Nheseas
!spples e no Al Letters. Of Adinsh -r-.
s5sd. sna sss9Mst g M.sy I ssSd' ,1 Ia, and
said, deceased. a. Y, ~. ssass&5sas - ~
These.are. .hss5pre. to cite and Ian
and siass3zss ndred aud ersdtorsS & 4 ass
S. appear before me, a 6SS I
tril q B Coaffs House, % the 2ists -
Of - show cause, ife any they enisE]
VIII jhinistf atiuu should NOT 6S, mn lsa|
CT band, ttlis 6ti,. day of, June ! a,S;1
: scnr: q ord 1851 and ID the 7Sfs
e1s e Asasriean !. lndseeadsass 81 9 Sss|
sSoa4 linn, q ssss
~. .DIsr. S gbatsou. as Ass 81
pi9s.s aEka: s: bsIa ain,sy ;Ss.l3 4 S
mo 70 gfant. him lsisesa of AdnAS
yfio1Sn All aAd singular i6s Tcods ard SlSs{ s.
tels. rights and credits q liam Isphnsons
Of tho Distrct aforssa ss
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y. ESslers snIarshall,
-. ~. ok ATTORNEY;sAT Law. =
Office next door 70 the Printing Office.
apl9 g 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-13
VARIETY.
From tss PiedaoNt Haig.
THE CANDIDATES ;

ANEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE:
ny, . WALLER KiyEn."
Loees long have lived in clover,
Bot their days are almost oyer;
The tracks al clear and the Wings are COM
ing
Don't you hear'i engines humming ~
Get out q the way and clear the tack, sifs !;
Gel out q The way and elearthe track. sirs,
Get out q the way and clear the track, sirs,
Lees MYrfvEs must hang back, sirs
In the awiater of our 5iscontSht,"
We made + OLp Ztck" our President;
And soon we'll see it," plaze the pigs ~
Make glorious SgMMEa(s)" by the wings.
Get oat O The way and clear the track, size,
sc.
The peoples eyes are opening fast,
And seoh their loco skins they'll cast
And the very worst Of Saians limbs
Shalt sing from I" Wars psaluss and hymns
Gel out o. the way and clear the uack, sirs,
ac.
And she did there be some sinners left,
Ofsenss and virtue still bereii; So
Well send them, lesi they feel deserted
sBAiTEais. Cali to the uneonvened'-
Gesnut o the way and eiehr the1raek, sirs
i Sc.
The.Loc0s aow have had their way
For many dark and wintry day,
But when our SUMMERS sun shall shine
ThcY 1l5dear the way for the Wing engine.
Gel OFT o. the way aHd clear the track, sirsi
Get out O. the way and clear the track, sirs
Z Get out O. the way and clear the track, sirs,
LOGO MorIvEs must hang back sirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-13
Stoves! Stove 81! StoTss II!

An BOW receiving from the principal Founde-
riss Ia the East, a large assortment Of Parlor
AifaE.ng Reom, Ofkee and Cook Stoves, among
Whieh are some Of the most beautiful and best op-
erating SsTes ever offered in this market for wood
and coal, With both open ahd closed fronts
VIII sell Stoves At Baltimore retail prices, and
those purchasing Stores 1Fom me viii have a Sc
lection from Baltimore, philadelphia and New
York Fonhderies.
TERMS Cash, Corn, Wood. Hams or apuroved
credit Of Ninety DAYS
THOMAS D. PARKER.
Seniernher Is, lS5iA-.f Spirit.
t. Job work Of all descriptions couuactpd win
the Tin Saeei-ir0n ana Copper business. execu.ed
with pEosnptitude and al TFices thai caEnot tail 10
please 4. d. p.
Charleslewn, Sept is, 1851.
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TIME subscribers having formed Partnership
Il Hadet the firm otBLACkBURN & Alex
AMBER, have oeshed Ware Houses at the Old
Furnace and Harpers-Ferry. where they will en-
gage u lie I'ORHARDLNG IND COM]fIS-
SION BUSINESS Their Boats will ply regu-
Larry between these places and Georgetown and
Alexandria, vs. the Canal.
They p'ill al all times purchase, WHEAT
CORN and other Produce, for which they will pay
the highest piiees in cash
Produce will be received at either af the Depots
on the Winchester g. Potomac or Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
They wilikeep on hand constant SUPPLY of
LUMBER, GOAL SALT, SIIfNGLES ,LATHS,
PLASTER, fgroand and II the iump,) TAR, COZ
FEE, SUGARS, &C., which they will sell by the
quantity.
They will endeavor at all times to make il the
interest 81 FaTmeEs and others to deal with them.
n. S, BLACKBURN,
w; F. ALEXANDER.
l1-(October I6, ts5I.-rIv.
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Frederick Female Seminary.

TINE duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
Il Monday the LIST of September next
In 1910, the State of Maryland made grant of
$50 900 TO establish al Frederick City Female
Seminary OF the highest order with every facility
for imparting 10 young ladies the most extensive
liberal and refined education that can be acquired
ia our land A splendid edi6ce is erected elegant
~ furnished throughout; bountifully supplied with
chemicahand philosophical apparatus library, &C. ;
and conducted by very able efficient and accom-
pills led Board of Professors and Tutors
The School was opened in 1915, and has been
regularly increasing in reputation and NUMBERS
until out catalogue of this year numbers l0s
As this is Stale Institution il is free from the in
fuence Of scctariaa proseiyting Parents and guar
dians are requested 10 state what Church they wish
their daughters and wards attend and their wishes
will be rigidly adheIedSto
During the last year there were tWeniy-six board
ing scholars in the Institution and moi one so much
indisposed, during the whole year, require the
aid Of a physician
L TEAMS For Board and Tuition in all the En-
iglish Branches, including furnished rooms, fuel
Fights, washing. &c. 500 per scholastic year, pay
able half yearly ID advance.
Eg Circulars may Be had al The Free Press Office,
or BY addressing FL. WINCHESTER, Pres1.
80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-13

tHHE undersigned will rent opt his Merchant
i Mill, one mile from w ade's Depot on the Ope-
has been rebuilt aIlnew and is situated in one Il
the Observation-Disclosures for wheat n the Valley, and
being on the railroad so thar tt@ miller can lUad
his flour himself. There is new Plaster breaker
in the ILL
There can be from one hnndred>t5 one hundred
and fifty tons OF Plaster sold eyexYsyear.
Application made immediately 10 the undersigned
will be attended 10. JAS. +. REYNOLDS.
INN -, n
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New Style FAN Paper Hangings.

~ s. GRIFFITH 1egs leave TO call the atten-
NJ. ipn Of his customers and the public general
~ to his PaperhangiHggI Warehouse, and examine
his wellseleced assortment as il embraces all the
newest patterns,
I. Fine French Gill Papers for Parlors;
4 do Gplhic, Panel and Column Paper, offevery
n description
\ Glazed and Commqn Papers Of every description
i French and American Bird Board Prints;
H do do Borders;
A Landscape Views, 81.
NJ Also may be found Venitian Blinds, both wide
and narrow Stats; Patent Blinds; Transparent
Window Shades, &G;lalf of which we are now
selling atreduced PRICES G. S. GRIFFITH,
NJ Paperhanging Warehouse, I22 Bait st.,
III Oct % 1851 next TO the Patriot Office
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10 THE PUBLIC.

TIME undersigned would respectfully cali the
i attenaon OF the public to his splendid assort-
ment oi work on hand at present, consisting Of
SADDLE So
of every DESCRIPTION, and at prices that cannot fail
10 please ranging from So to. 800. He has also
a very splendid assortment of all other kinds of
work, which is made of the very best materials and
in the neatest and most durable manner. In fact
he intends 10 keep every thing for sale that belongs
to the business lie has on hand some very excel
lent Sha4er Saddles, which are as low as $l2, and
Somerseis as low as $50 for cash, or on short
credit lie sll continues TO carry on his business
in the ship formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Hicks,
immediately opposiethe bank
He returns his sincere thanks to the public gen.
orally fofthe liberal patronage heretofore, extended
to him and hopes bysrict attention to business to
mer liberal share Of the same hereafter. Any
person wishing to seelhim will find him at his shop
JOHN. p. GORMAN.
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New STYLE FAN Curtain Goods.

TT USTreceived a very extensive assortment Of
~ new4siyles OF Curtain and various other Up
lbostery goods for the fal and winter seasons
5sisting;iu part as follows:
Satin Delanes, new styles and bright coors;
Union Damasks, ncolors and qualities;
Wos. do. do. do
do. Moreens do. do
Turkey Reds, plain and figured
i Wes. G.mps all sze9; Silk do
T Embd Muslin Curtains while and cold
Plain and fgd Wos.tplush and all eoofs;
n Brass Cornices, newest styles;
Er5 do Ornaments, do
:. : do Curtain Bands and Pins;
Gilt Rods, Rings and Ornaments;
Wos. Loops and Tassels; Silk do.
Il Also, keep on hand land manufacture to order
Feather Beds, Hair, Hh<k and Moss Mattresses,
Pew Cushions, &c, together with everything APP
pertaining to this linejof business may be had at
II g. S. GRiFFITHS,
I. UpholsteryI Warehouse, l2a Bait St,
Oct OBJ 1851 neyt Ia the Patriot q flee
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KEARSLEY'S HOTEL,
FAIRM0NT, MARION COUNTY Y

TINE undersigned begs leave respectfully to in
il form the community and travelling public,
that be has Removed from his old stand at Tower
corner, to.the corner Of Adamsto MainD aud Mon
roe streets, formerly occupied By Geo. Irwin and
known as.the 4 Marion House. tr
The House has recently undergone thorough
renovation, and Is also improved BY ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. Ii is believed now to be in
every respect adapted TO the wants OF the traveller
and sojourner.
A afge and commodtious Stable has been added
to the extensive StabIirg, conveniences already on
the lot. Every thing VIII be done for the comfort of
travellers and others who mai favor him with their
custom JOHN KEARSLEY.
M arcb 81 1871
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Nn,n,ll,Es

7 WISH TO rent House and Lot adjoining my
IL Mothers farm, near Duifields Depot on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The dwelling house
has four rooms-a kitchen stands near by. Tho
Lot contains between six and seven acresst Twill
rent this property. There is plank building with
in hundred yards of the dwelling also for rent
All Of said Property can be had for twelve months
al a very low rent by applying soon.
May 80 1S5l--f LEWIS NELL.
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Dissolution OF Coparfnership.

sDlSsOisltlOn o. COPartnershIp.
TNHE subscriber has this day disposed of bis IN
II tcFsst IN the Drug Store, in Chariestown Va,
hetetotols conducted IN the name Of Il. NJ. SMlTH
y Co e y a. SNlrH, who Is authorized 10 setile
all Tie Business the late iirm.
l. s. EICHELBERGERs
ChoFlessown. October 8, 1851
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VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS AND FARMERS TI..PO STORY.
CHiRLESTOWN ACADEMY.

TTlEIE Ifasseesof his instilition having spPoint
j etLaai il PrfDctpaI JARED r.. CROCK ER !.
sl.orosxAy gualil "a and accomplished instructor
lvs.itE e asrYe IN Announcing thai The Arade-
nv y III d re-openec under The most fAyurabls aa-
spices. er MoadayDext The Goth Instant.
The ifsIsiers haye exercised every pfecausion and
gheis test Judgment 10 making Iadicipus selection
Of principal; AID they believe theg may now as
slfe th,s. fnsetesed ia the thorough edacation q
th4f- shffifeu thatEno Academy In the country OF
frs grrzter advantages in accomplishing thar i'm
peftsat object
Thry 81 yc determined 10 give their personal al
tenticn 10 tie exercises ofthe school and 70 co-epe
rate utk the principal 10 securing good order and
rropgr Eiseipline and al the ssae time By exciting
III the paplls proper spirit Of emulation, 70 rend
theis studies agreeable or al least little irksome
Al possible The course Of instruction wlseom-
psise every branch connected with thorough AGA
demie eduraiion. especially The Latin and Greek
language = and lie higher Mathematics including
El5cation and Composition the same lime, par
4isular attention viii be pait pupils in the de-
sp4rmeuf Of plain English education
4Ssmi fnuhihIy reports viii BE- made BY the prin-
cipa u The parents or guardian 81 the standing and
progress Of each PRPiI
TERMS.
English Department, per annum, $4,000
Classical and Mathematical do, 1890
Students from distance can be accommodated
with board and lodging in private families very
reasonable terms, and the location is eatifely
healthy.
Should he number Of pupils require il an assis-
tant viii h empluYed,
ANDREW Ut INTER-, Prrs't
oetober 20 1851. Bead d Trustees
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-13
CARTER,s WOTRT.

FTyHE new aha extensive addition 10 this estah
Il lishtrenx has been completed together with
renovati3g the entire coBceFn, rendering Il one
amongstfEe la and most attractive IN the Valley
The rooms arr furnished with neat furniture, and
with an eye ID the comfort and convenience
guests.
The Propriesqr hopes to merit continuance or
the patronage heretofore extendsd 70 him, and by
strict personal attention. TO increase his business
assuring he public that no exerfon nhis pars win
be spared 70 please, and render the sojnnrn Of
guests Agreeable
ISAAC n. CARTER, PEoPsIEFos
Apfil III. 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-13
HQl FOR THE WINTER,
STQKESi STOFES!! STOVESF!

TINE subscribers have determined 10 wage war
Il against the Geld blasts OF winter, and are now
manufacturing, al the JeffersoH Iron Foundry, Coal
and Wood Stoves, Crates and Cook Stoves OF the
very latest and best patterns Ten plate Stoves
also with cooking appartus, adapted TO the use of
small families Fire Fronts, with CRATE for either
wood Or coal, bosh ornamental and useful Crates
for open hearths; also, the celebrated Egg Stove,
especially adapted 10 the burning Of fine as we'll as
lump coal. In faeF, every thing calculated 10 af-
ford aid and comfort 10 our friends in cold and
win[y! weather. The public will please call and
examine cur sock.
ss Stoves repaired, and old casting taken at all
times ID exchange Tor new work.
Oct p, 1851 ZIMMERMAN & co.