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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
~OuRTJANDT INSTITUTE

COURTLANDT INSTITUTE;-A Select toirinc
u school for Boys the Hudson River y miles from
.bns Office Of Georss SAVAGE No FuOn writing
the Principals t1sT pm ptip ~ u H' a"1
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING SCHOOL
~ for BoYs7A WILLIAMSON a ~ Pnne iD ~, vv,
apa from the Harlem Railroad with which there IS Ia
'a Teru! from s75 to go per session Of p weeks
,rssr. eopt,iuiTs artars souias kc may be No
ib5 Waferst- BY addressing the principal.
L'XCELSIOR.-Parent wishing TO find an lnst'tu.
IL ton in hch good maintained by real sndn-. an rp
Improvement secured by thorough 9Gact9 W.! Ye Prd ana
served Z" 's Ia ''o SOLOMON JENYER Principal.
I1AIR HAVEN SEMINARY-A Family Boarding
IS PupaTh' School pleasantly oii,ed IN &C.
new term Will commence MAY Circulars maE be
Parpal nav be seen from the 18th the May M
j. o. McIeans No II Moron-st THoS. G. SL1AN Principal
TOR THIS MONTH ONLY.-The last opportunity
i Of learning 10 Write of the subscriber for -
TEsMs-s slo for twenty-five Lessons including
Open daily rom "a togP NJ excepting suray ev'nins
spsmea. A. NJ and and O'CLOCK P NJ daily
Separate Psr. for Private Instruction which be taken at
hGI. 70 suit the 9S.yGTtP: 81 9 R%dpoF PFYMAsHP an M
CANT Copy Book with ample instruction fnee . cen %
Cold Pens O. o ts GoiDsNifH No 2s9 Broadway
HVDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Dobbs Ferry n
YT Family School for BOYS situated nP T the o,d 0,n.
healthy COMMANDING fine y, 9! 5 Hn NON Ins is
Ccuafs may be obtained by addressing the I'm
cpa by applying at the bookstore OF Sr
ARD Co. No 49, Fuonst where those wishing an 10y
Thursday evening VIII De- cheeqy
waited mon CHAS. L. DAVIS. Principal.
HUDSON ACADEMY, Town of Hudson, North
Bersen) N j. opposite Trinity Church This Institution
within miles of Hooken and Jersey City ferries from when
s,a.es passing the SCHOOL, short intervals Here boys
benefit heatn and untramme ed exercise hat oun
while being OF access the Institution may De
az all ZINES visited b. parents 49,, - a., ,-, A..
The OF INSTRUCTION includes all the English branches Latin
and Greek higher Mathematics well the French and
Spanish which spoken nhe school very a
souable. . -''N''' 'iH'P''
KINDERH OOK BOARDING SCHOOL-NeN
term gins number boarders limited 70 p instruction
thorough Parents the steamboat Harlem and
pd Railroad school, and the day. Terms
cnd every CHARGE Sis The Principal WATSON All
NAV be seen AZ DR. CULLENS No. ~ Canbyst BROOKLYN,
desire Catalogues SC, at WILLOWS
L ; School Agency No. 25 Broadway.
7 obi BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS-M Lodi,
Bergen County n. j. miles from New York City, ADOLPH
WNANT Prncpahe locality of this School unsurpassed by
spv health beauty situation The sumner session
CON on Monday May 3D. pupils received time Terms
Tor hoard tuition washing mendng $50 per Crcuas
NAV be obtained W. BUTLER No 80 Nessaust W THUR
MAN corner Canal and NancksS; DANIEL RAbOLD, NO. <o
23d.st, OF address the Principal.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
WESTERN LUNATIc ASYLUM.

Dr. Snibling, The able and accomplished Super
inteutent Of this Asylum, has handed in BIS resS-
nation to The Board of Directors This Intelligence
will he received with sincere regret by every friend
of humaniiy In Virginia II is, we lhitk, about
ffteeh years, since DR. Stribing enteredtupon his
post, aad under bis auspices, and mainly owing TO
his talents and influence The Western Lu1atic Asy.
luin has acquired degree OF usefulness and a
reputation which is unsurpassed BY that Of any
similar institution ID The United States, Seldom
has any officer exhibited 50 rare combination Of
qualifications for such q post. As physician,
-enineRt ID knowledge and skill, and asa an,
hEm gentle and hamsns b. has RsssS5msd his
devotion, fidelity and perseverance, which have
been crowned with the most happy results TO az
aictee humanity and have elected the general and
enthusiastic plaudits 81 ali good aud benevolent men
We know not hew the place Of DR.. Strib,ing can
'bs Supplied. The Directors will find il almost i'm
possible 10 secure genIt man thoroughly skill
ed ash Sirihling both in the general science aud
practice or medicine, and that which pertains es-
pecially 10 insanity and its Kindred diseases; and
Superintendent, uniting 50 much kindness and
decision such eonsn tact 10 the t1ana geinenl
of the insane and such enlightened and ceaseless
devotion TO the maadies both Of The mind and soui
We learn that Or Stribling contempaies re-
moving froE, Stauntsa and resuming eilht Rich.
mond or Baltimore the general practice pf the pro-
fession OF which he is so distinguished ornament
We earnestly tn that he will select dur city as
his residence. We feel assured that Ne will re-
eeive warm welcome rom this community, and
from the enlightened and liberal members Of his
profession in this city. We, dislike tot lose from
Virginia, gentlemer OF any profession, who have
contributed 10 the fame and standing Of the State,
and We therefore sincerely hope that Dr. SsribliHg
will decide in favor Of the metropolis of his native
Gominon ~ alih - Richmond Mail. ..5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09

II
4 non E.e1 asd i14nnsIs IS (stys re
~ lacnt Tin.sl ,kst n. It[ir p-rr of vIrsIni.
EiI have L. I<prcseniaIifI - Is neti Co1Erets q
TIE Uni,ei s.s,,> ~. cer-vmsnd.r ~ .rom-
pieteiy fnlfilsd the designs and szpecsstipns o
fko.r Via. e,esr,v,3 4, 80 =. ms, nos ntks np
eur Minds % bar a. best re mar ior ths n4rt We
x.,r. "A. 80. -h;.a a.r 1.r-ruvuIdns ntrerss-
Tics have succeeded IN imppsirg % our nfcks.-
ri. X. -, - !, an, hi.,orv tka, de Demo
erafic parry have ever secured 4 unanimonf dele
CATION in Congress from this STATE. Even Y ne
painiesr days OF Jackso1ism. when TIE relative
- II parties vas Is two or lhree to ere. The
n failed 70 elect Two or three mknbers
Of Rrprese1isiives but nov they
car. ne, although The Denoefatic ycsir z
p1p1I1'.'. Exceeds the Wing voting popElaiion
only in he proportion Of a 10 G. Our opponents
alsgs that their majority in Virginia Z . orsr-
Nhelning ihai any fair as..angeneai mna lsces.a-
FLY give he ensnosfsey ali the Dis;ieisI but II
his = 20, re should be glad 70 learn how Il hap
S<ned that Whis was ever elected from This State
when he Demoera'ic msjsfiiy ras al least double
what il nov Is. The matter admitted however d
an easy explanations. At he period 70 which We
hare referred the idea ofdisfranchising their oppo
nents By an iniquilous and unnatural arrangement
CT the Congressional district, had not occurred 10
the minds Of Democratic Legislators. The express
acquisitions Of The constitution and The obvious die
ia,es Of justice had not wholly lost their weight
with The dominan, party Ofthai day. Ii laying %
the districts they acted in the face Or day and oo1sd
only to hose plain and simple considerations thai
ought 10 guide honest nrn in tie discharge Of I
public DUR. They did not deem il necetsafy or
becoming 70 meet in miSsishi conelaves for tie
purpose Of connecting schemes whereby The per-
formanee OF heir task might be made iOEeany q
long with il the accomplishment Or an ubiquitous
and unconstitutional obiect Bot enough Sr this---
The deed is done. and although done NOS, iouIIy
and unfairly, complaints and denanciaiiOa. viii
no, row mend the matter, and 50 we clvseike sub
ject.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
TRnArY NH rARAGUAf.


We learn from he Airxanaria Hazeue the' le.-
,er, nave bren recssrsd non lhe Hon John s.
Pendlr,On. Charkr q Aasires 10 ,fe Argentine Con.
federsirn 10 which hs states that s has concluded
and aligned Treaty pf Friendship. cemmeTce,
and Navigation, viii the Gofernmen, Of the Re
public Of Paraguay ard shat the treaty has besa
approved and ratified By The compeseni authorities
Of lhai GoverpmeDl 50 thar !, only awsits The ap-
prohasion 81 he GeNArnurni Il The United STATES,
and he exchange of!EatifSafions 10 50 into effect
The details 81 he treaty viii. bf coarse, rsmain
unknown until peb .shed Ny authority, hut 4 = %
&c pseeumed thai Il n % ,he usual form and sub
stance, a. The Representative Of our Government
wouid moi Be autherzed % accept any other, and
not Il all likely take any which i not Pefseliy
satisEscto :.
This teafy Is one Of very great Importance 70
The commerce Of the United States, since i opens
10 chr merchants co6niry not onlv the tienes'
and most popnioAs In South America except bra,
I'll, but one which has bern heretofore closed
against all foreign intercourse whatever; and i
therefore in lis Whole extent anseaiire aud new Id
diiion 10 The commerce Of The world.
More than aarillinn Of people, scattered over .
eoaHtrr larger than New YORK, Pennsylvania, and
virssHias ilgeIAsF and WHICH pFodrces IN tlht
greater part il not throughout lis whole extent ths
richest articles OF mnefce-ineaceo RICE coslon
iadigo, &c. must prove, az rsl Immediately, GER
iaialy in a very shart time : most valuable ardi
lion 10 the business of the commercial States ant
especially in The U aised States.
1 II is cnnn,ry nit ada pied ID the production o
wheat, and must always rely on creigp supply
/ Of breadstufs exdepl Indian com. which il pro
dnees very well II has no tnanefac.oriess ant
must supply itself also from abtoad with most o
the articles OF that class which its new wants anS
It's vast resources will At the same line demand
ana enable II socially ~ PAY FIR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
DISTRICT PENITENTIARY.

An attempt to escape from the District Peniten-
tiary was recently made by six eight o the con-
victs! Allemanders Rady, and Camper, being the
ruling Spirits They commenced ID the black
smith shop, where Rady was constantly employed,
and 10 which place bis contsderates had occasion
frequently 10 resort on business connected with their
mechanical pursuits. While there, They began the
worknf excayi lion, with view TO make subier-
ranean passage way beyond The walls Of the prison.
on the south side. The surplus dirt was thrown
into The narrow sewer parallel with theft base line
of operations" Every Thing connected with the
entefprize was skilliully managed, showing THAI
they had thoroughly explored he ground and de-
voted to the plan OF escape the most excessive toll
after The manner Of = mole. space or grenpd
Just large enough for the body. had been scooped
out for distance Of thirty feet and bat 1--WE more
remained to be added TO consummaie their design
when the warden, By means hot necessary 10 re-.
late discovered the plot. The prisoners. on Tues
day, night last, were locked up as usual. and no
doubt they with anxious hearts, wished for The
morrow, which the " fondly anticipated would dawn
upcn the day Of their deirerance Bufop the next
morning the suspected persons were. one by one
brought out OF their cells and each examined IN
relation 10 the secret proceedings Theresult was
theylwere each heavily ironed, and placed in soli
tary confinement.
o. inspecting II. blaekslith shop, number Of
files. eighteen inches in length, aud .harpened on
both edges and al the point, together with blad-
geon, were found concealed in an old pair or he'll
lows These were intended for defence. IN case Of
emergency, but the romhinafion disa vowed any in
teRiipn TO try the effect afflfese weapons upon ihe
officers ofihc penileniiary, Such are The narticu-
lars, 50 lar as We could ascertain Them Repnblfc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
rnMFERascs q lyAsnINcrox.

The various acts Of violence, incendiarism and
isdeeeney, which have occurred al The National
Mssrepolis, IL consequences Or iniemperanee, have
crested very decided feeling Of opposition TO
dfinking houses; and large majority Of the peo-
rle have declared aganst all licenses for retailing
liquor. The action Of Congress, however, is re-
qsired, 20 amend the City charter 90 as to author.
Ire the Corporation 10 refuse licenses even TO
groeers and cher retailers. That this power will
be given e scarcely probable, when we consider
aAsi large majority Of the members themselves
take their daily libations from Refractory in the
Capitol
" There mast be reform a kSMe, SO as 10 refuse 10
ssnd rpvdies TO Congress, before the good people
atWashington will be able 10 purify their popula-
tIon. Lei The honest yeomanFy Of the country1give
themselves the trouble to look into the House of
Representatives towards the close Of days ex-
ciiine session. and The, will soon conclude that
iiqaor shops netfar o. pr that the fuel" used
IN the National Laboratory Of Nonsense Is Of
decidedly gaseous and inaammabie character.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
sMaNNoNDaLE STRINGS.

This beautiful and health giving watering place
Sc nov orsned under the personal superiatendenee
.sf Capt. GsoaoE w. SlPrrsorox, who, we well
kaoy. win make il more attractive and agreeable,
iffossible, than il was las, year under his own
infringement; and 10 poin, Of comfort render il
equal ifaot superior, 10 any other watering place
ID Virginia.
We spent most delightful day At the Springs
-ca Saturday last with juvenile party of some 80
or 20 81 both sercs, all in The full enjoyment OF
Asal.h, happiness and fond hepeso Of future success
a the various pursuits oflife.
such rds the pleasant eject upon our feelings,
tAal " oonld scarcely realize the fact tina, We had
..ssen moret than forsy-hve returning winiers-stil
- cannot fail 70 acknowledge the powerful in.
1usses which youth and beauty always exercise,
aver deeIining yearS 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
Baltimore Market.
. IiIndolpIl q Latino
HSHssHOHPbH = H4tttNHHGEB
CIRCULAR III PRfcEs IN THE. BALTIMORE MARKET
ESsike aeeek ending June s. 1859

II
CIRCULAR III PRfcEs IN THE. BALTIMORE MARkE1
sFSstas xsst ending June s, 1853.
n Report{a expressly for the FIRES Press.
ArFLEs. DemaId limited. We quote 81 So 10
50 90 per Bt.
BurrEa,-I rs very scarce all qualities are in a c
tive demand Sale Of Glades al II to 10 cts-City
Roll al II 10 IT cts-Cemmon Western al y 10
10 cts.
9EAEs.-fhs season Is over and the demand has
entirely eeafed We quote White al - ioe 81 90
Mixed 50 d 90 cts.
Il BACoN.-Ghe supply is better and demand moi
so good, thHugh we quote last weeks rates Sales
OF Shoulder al Ct fo6s cts-Sides al TO 81 cts
Hams al I0k tosI4 cts.
BesswAxt no demand. Held al &c cts.
H CArtLE.-x7Oe head we're offered al the scales on
MOndSy, 5(p Of which met ready sale nj 50 25 TO
g., 80 On thu heot equal 10 Sc SO 81 60 metz and
the balance tvefe tak-n out oil the market.
Cosx!-EFicss duh and sales at so 10 81 cts for
White, ands55 TO CTS for Vel ov.
\ clovEEsfED.-SaIes al 81 to S7.25, with lin
itel demand.
n DaigD FaiilT:- Sales Of Apples al so 10 as cts -
4 Peaches 81 IS ID 81
.DEsaskyst Prime skins are bringing % to 81
4 FLouRs-sfA1zrkets inactive and tendency mp
wards Thk sales Of Howard ST. are made Il 81 56t
to 81 Oh EilY Mills is held a. 81 62i with light
Fvss-Ickon ard Cray Fox l6 to 20 els, Red
Fog IS toisS00 Mink so q IS cts. Oi,er Sc to So
\ FLaxsEER Sales az s IS 70 81 20.
\ G,xsEr;, FIN demand and sales a, 46 CTS. =
Fr.ruKa4 81 Sales OF prime st43 TO is Cts
Hoos-lI1uIl al 81 90 % $3.50
4 LARD-Sales in bills. At ~ 10 10 cts. Kegs 10 to
1 II cts.
MUsraRDssEgD-saIss ats to cts-with good
demand.
0ars.-New are bringing % 70 40 ets. good de-
mand.
PEAs-Ott of season and nominal At Secs
Rrss-SaIes III Nd. a. 50 10 IS cts. Pa. IS t690
cents.
sx.Kr Roors-seneca i IN demand and sells
readily At f6 TO IS cfs.
T5MOTBf SEED Sells readily at 50, IS.
TALLoT.--sales in bIls Al 70 81 CakesI0 to
l0f cts.
Wnxkxl-+A declins has taken place IN this afti-
ele since VI last quoted and sales Of good prime
nd al SIst9 eIo5 Family -four while 91l0 70
SIi5. Interior 70 good reds Al IS 70 81 90.
WooL.1 sales of in washed - to IS washed .
IS 70 ~ ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
ThE WILLIAM AND MARY.

The EdttUIs or The rev ToTk -'Snft" has had
conversation with Two OF the crew ofthe in faled
bark WslfaM and Lary--and If The disclosures
they make bejirue, Captain Slinson occupies po-
sition befhre the poblic no brave man would wish
to covet we quotes
The shilnFs say the long boat was capable 1T
hliding pte hqadred persons but il had been pae ed
bottom WI upon the house amidships, and The sun
opened the seams until they could be seen through
They ALSO said IL was this condition OF the lou q
boat The ihat.e he Captain slip off 10 the life boat
as soon as he got opportunity. He feared that
the long boat would not live half an hour in The
water Ii
The sailors, however, who were still on board,
got some odxum and commenced caulkiny the
long boatfas well as they could. Al day light, no
assistance: Icing in sg.i The ship filing, The Mate
and the SNcond-Male Slipped of, and got on board
the life bdat where The sailors were. We asked the
sailors hdw The Captain came on board their boat.
They said that after the Male came aboard he and
the Captain attempted 10 leave openly the passen-
gers would prevent him so he watched his oppor-
tunily, ard afier two sailors, who were from tie
same place with him, and The Mate:had managed
TO get 70 the boat, the Mate made signal The
Captain game astern 10 ask him if he wanted
quadrant then slipped down upon The sunken boat
the lleboa was hauled up, and the Captain stepped
aboard. The Painter was cut and the boat sprang
on Oneiofthe sailors says The sight Of The passen-
gers, when they saw the Captain had left them
wifnevef teave his eyes II has since haunted him
and prevented sleep. He feels, he says, assif he
saw Them all gong to be murdered at one blow
Their looks and cries were terrible The CAPTAIN
never cast his eyes around from the moment he
left the ship.
The sailors say thatih did not see The shin
sinking Is she was in sight for an henr and half
after they LET her and they were making good
speed running before the wind. They saw the
long ooafpickfd up BY bark steering up the Gulf
The long boat was then al GU eighteen miles dis
tant from The wreck The Captain seems to have
been completely paralyzed. The sails were left
standing and the ship and passengers were left 10
The mercy Of The winds and The waves. Such a
case Of helpless depair-or cowardice tie sailors
call il. in making their statements, was never be-
fore Witnessed"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
FoREIGN AfPoINTMENTs.

The Warrington correspondent Of the New York
Herald ''Bob . thus refers u the Foreign appoint.
ments from Virginia:
"old Virginia comes in for liberal share Of
~ths goodies There y Richard X. Meade for Sar-
dina, TO begin With. He was, We believe, q whig
.Elsctor IN 1870. on the ticket Tor
.Tippecasoe and Tyler too,
Hat he IL none the worse for that He Is gentle
man and scholar. Then there Is Mr. Henry
Dsdinger for Denmark. Hewas 4 member Of G en.
gress from Virginia during the Tremendous war.
like debates on 81 40. and made conservative
speeeh In which he gave glowing description Of
certain big eagle which he saw one day a, Har-
/. pers Ferry,
High up shove she Storm
rBut whether II was that eagle, or something else
that caused IT, Mr.. Bedinger was no, re nomin aied
~ that district So he went of and set up the prac
ass q ne law q New Yosk ei,ya IN 1851. how.
aaalhe democratic candidate In bis old district
alAinsl Faulkner, independent Union whig, ane
was beaten badly, because he was tlnged 700 deep.
II with seeessionism. Faulkner having succeeded
: Al getting the democratic nomination 7here was
noihine lell for Mr. Bedinger Than cat BY the ad.
uiuis,Fation. Lucky man Al last; DE goes "a
Copenhagen. Then there is Captain Scott, who
brought down, last spyine, ihifteen Presidential
candidates at sihsie FIRE he goes Corsul to Rio
lggood IN P.s The most important post OF thsm
4 that or Mf. shelton r. Leake. az Commissioner
a. the sand wich Islands. Mr.. Leake has been a
slsvef member Of Congress. and. though sIict
eons,rneiionist presume be will cooperate with
Secretary Marcy most heartily in securing The an
nexalicn Of the Sandwiches, King Kamehameha,
: and al. -Four good foreign places for ihe Old
I Dominion. Thus much for having STATED the ball
for Franklin Pierce Al Baltimere.a5 Who can say
NoW that General does not remember his friends ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
i 9 d:

Al his residences in Bolivar, June 2nd, Mr.. JAMES
MERRlCK, aged 81 years, worthy and esteenle,
cItizen lis resans were inferred BY the Indepnden
Order Of Odd Fellows Of which order he was promi
nent member. ale leaves large family TO mourn h;
sudden demise.
Near Ripper! sen the 27th day Of MAY. 1883. liar
RET VIRGINIA, daughter of Bushrod w. and Mar
Stewart, aged fear,5 months and 81 days
On Tuesday iaornng, 3lst slt., in this place, 10
SEPH son Of Watliam and Mary Hicks in the 7th Yea
Of his age. .
He died when spring put forth its flowers.
Aud all aren3d was, fair;
When buds basst forth mid rcrnai shower.
And fragrance filed the sir.
When hope with fairy fingers traced
The rainbow Of fc's sky,
We saw his fo9ln quickly waste away,
Then fade, aid droop and die
Friendship kind hand his couch has soothed.
And loveit pillow pres.'d;
I, Friendship Ind: love have done their last, 4
Then lcath him TO his rest
Yes, bear HIN gently to his rest,
No more 4, bless your sight;
But lay upo4 his tranquil breast
loves offrh.g-fo@ers bright.
Bury him ere the sunbeams cone,-
Let wiliots Der him wave;
Let sweet t$ld flowers there find home,
Beside ca3 aosEPH's grave.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
LATER FROM M0STEVIDEo.
Mrdusgf lhe Captain, Mates aud 7irS Passengers
the Ship Reindeer, &c. FIFTY

BfGderx the Captain, Afates aud 7ieS Passengers Of
the Ship Reindeer, &c. 'fs j
BosToN, June 3 by late arrival here, letters
have been received from MonIevideu which re-.
port that the captain both mates the steward and
two passengers. OF che we'll, known ship Reindeer,
bcund for Valparaiso from Boston. wefe murdered
BY the crew. who subsequently, seuilled The vessel
of Cape Anonia. She was alerward diicoverrl,
the cargo thrown outs and lowed 10 Montsfideo -
The Reindeer had a large amount OF tlnilion on
board which the mafdefers secured and placed in
q small boat in which they made theiF way 10
MonteYideo. On their arrival there one Of the
murderers; Il seems, became conscience stricken
at seeing the REINDEER in the harbof which he sup
posed had been sunk The panic was so great and
unexpeciedIhal he made a full confession Of the
terrible crime The tnurderers were finally all ar
rested and will be sent TO England for trial
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-09
arriAA.

IrrOetcr. Mr.. M pfftr G. LYLE TO Miss SARAH
DANIEL, all Of Berkeley county, Va.
On Tuesday la,s, by Rev John Light, Mr. JACOB
lLEMASTER 10 Yiiss MARY Eff. STROBE, all Of
Berkeley county.;
i On the 3lst nli !, Fly Rev. Mr.. Harrington, WILL.
II MAY, Of Wiphhester, aud Miss SARAH 81 BEN
TON, daughter 4 William Benton, Esq. Of Loudoln
county. ]
On the 26th vt By the Rev.-J p. Smetzer, Mr..
1 JAMES JONESao Mits MARY E., daughter II Mr..
Martin Yontz-asi Of shepherdstown.
10 Washington city, on the 22d ult., by Rev. Dr.
Brown, JOHN Jewell, Esq, of Georgetown, ID.
g, to Miss cAgHARINE ]. BROWN, Of Richmond.