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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

nlSSOLUTION.-In Consequence of the win.
l. drswal of james Brggs. the firm af Jones r..
e. Brother, is this day Dissolved. The name Of the s
will be used only in settling the business, which W p
Jones is alone authorized settle.
VIM. B. JONES,
JAMES BEGGs
II. BEGGS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-10

MOSES LACY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
nLnrriaaEs.

In this town, Tuesday morning last, by Rev. w
~ NOR civ, and Mics ELIZABETH P. HUNTER, of
this place.
On the 10Th of August, by Res L. MARDERs, Mr..
GEORGE w. CANT, of Saline county, Missouri,
I'd Niiss ALICE F., youngest daughter Of MIR. SAN
raap RooERs, of Loudoun county.
Ne,r H,rpers. Ferry, on Tuesday last, by Rev. WV.
II SpraKE Mr.. GEORGE S. BONHAM and Miss
NARY F. BONHAM-both of Clarke county.
On the Bridge, HarPers Ferry, the LIST instant,
~ ~ d. WILsoS, Mr. HENEBURNE j. SHAM
III IN aud Miss ELIZABETH E. KEANFORD-both
.af frederick county.
tbe same place, on the 18th instant, by Rev. DA
IN WfLsoS Mr.. RANDOLPH CASTNER of Jeffer-
som county, and Miss MARGARET b. ROLAND, of
Berkeley county.
On Wednesday morning, 10th instant by Rev. JSo.
T. SMITH JOHN f. LATHAM, Esq, and Miss VlR
GINA WTTHERS-all of Washington city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. &. Cover, in Water
ford Mr.. JOHN E. WILLIAMS and Miss SARAH +.
UAINS-all of Loudoun.
On Thursday, 18th instant. in Lccsburg, by Rev.
s,yrEL GovER, Mr. JAMES w WALKER and Miss
HARRIET ANN STEVENSON--all of Loudoun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
CHINESE AFFAIRS
-, r.narkable inciidsbt ii f.iodern bistol

M roost remarkable incident id modern history
ifno deception is practised-s the discovery, says
~ baltimore Argus, that the Ihsurgent Chinese be-
~ IN many of the cardinal truths Uf religion.
M J; Historically known, indeed, thdt in 1892 the
ts.Tsror Kanghi tolerated the Christian Religion,
~, yre are not aware that any subsequent encourage
u was given to common faith Under succeed
.loouarchs of the Tartar dynasty: For, although
" Tcsnits were established at Pekng in lTl5 and
u,.,ation was sent by tile Pope, in 1920, to China
gr,late certain differences in faith which seemed
have arisen there yet the advance of the Christian
e;,b was so discDuraging, rs to leave upon the
nd of other nations the impression that it had
i,or little or no hold upon the inhabitants.
rat If the recent accounts published in the New
~ Herald are correct the seed sown in past years
@ terminated in secret and the Christian faith in
l.,,s Ineligible, though corrupted form obtains
roner very many of the provinces Of the interior
~ yonld be strange indeed if te policy of the Chi
&c Emperors had jealousy guarded every point of
,rouce in their kingdom against the accession of
~ belief and has yet failed TO remark the in-growth
~ doetriuc in the very heart of the Empire, which
.%ss destined TO place its whole existence in imminent
For ourselves we hope that the foreign powers and
,r own government will not afford any support to
~ fattered framework of the Chinese system. 1t is
';,s that the immense domain should be opened to
w. world and to civilization 1t has remained
snIlcd book for near one thousand years except for
beenerprse and inquiry of NIatco Palo and Duhalde
We should assist the children of the soil if they
,Eorld unfold it wholly TO our eyes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
q 4 / liz.

On Wednesday evening, 10th instant, MARY RE
BECCA, daughter of Mr.. JoBS GARDNER Of this
county, aged II years, months and 10 days.
Ou.Thursday, Ilth instant, Ct Typhoid Fever, at
White Post, Clarke county, Virginia. Mrs. HAIR
RET, wife of j. w. ZrMMERfAH, of Baltimore.
At Burlington, Iowa Territory the Sd instant,
Mrs ISABELLA BRANDEBERItY, in the doth year
of her age, formerly OF ShiPpcnsburg, Pennsylvania
On the 4th instant, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio Mr.. JOS.
SAMPLE McN1URRAY, in the 2Ist year of his age,
eldest son of PETER and CNTHARIs;E McMuRRAY, near
Bcrryvillc Virginia.
At his residence, near Mddleburg, Loudoun coun-
~ Virginia, Monday morning, 10th instant, Mr..
OLrGB ROC ERS, in the Seth year of his age. The
deceased leaves "A widow, with whom lac had lived in
s,ncloied harmony for three ycars-Rnd fam
fIv .el Children fifty grand children, and twenty
glrt great grand children-all living within few
hours ride.
On the 2g:Ii ulsiluo, in Garrardstown, Mr.. NOR
GAN SYBOLE, leaving wife and two small chill
.Iren With large circle of relatives and friends, TO
,aourl their irtcparabe lcss-
A. ike residence Of Mr. j w. EINKs. in Warrenton,
an Satu,slsv l3ib OF August, ANN REBECCA, in
fan daughter of hLFREBJ SToF&n, Editor of the Cul-
ger Observer, aged yczr., months and ii days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
DIUgTANG LININTENT.

0-Thc Ladies will always rejoice at the happy e&-
perence of curing eruptions, sore nipples broken or
caked breasts, piles and corns after thorough trlai
of the Mexican Mustang Imminent.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment will give the most
undouhted satisfaction to every one giving II uio
for stiff Joints stiff neck throat; 1t has proved
itself eficacious in those complaints IN many very
stubborn cases -
Mexican MusrASo LININESTs-Thc hNe Express
Companies of New York city, certify that they have
entirely abandoned the of amy other Imminent Tor
the of sores, CALLS sprins and rheumatic PAINS
AIpOng their horses or men.
II you have any ugly, painful COrns upon your Icet,
get totile of Mustang 1iniment and apply II Twice
"A day for eleven days and the trouble Will DC gone po
sitively. -,
Ipia October 5th, 1882
Another circumstances which noticed IN ONO lS"
days ago thought Spee highly of the virtues OF me
Mustang dSeinp "a te office of Physician OF hlgh
saldiaSr roticed as ne opened door OF hls pook
case several botIeG of Mustang, along side OF Whci,
an EMPTY Mustang bottle, and twO-Ounoe Wal
FILLED WITH MUSTANG IMMINENT, on winch
was the following directions: Rub the throat Wen
night and morning with the Imminent, and wT5eP a
w6olen cIofb around IT, ]. p. FLEMING.
The Iinpsni is pAs up three sizes end retalls ior
rs cts, So cts. ard 5lhe 90 ftS and 81 sizes CON
ains three ard six tunes much Sc the 70 cts Size
and Is much cheaper
a. G. BRAGG & CO., sole PIoRriessoEs, se4 AFnad-
way. New York. and corner Sd and Mar sret siSets'
st. Lopd6, Missouri. For sale By ~ Druggists
0jPL.;M. SMITH, G9hnrlestoH.li, 4. u. t4atAna1Np
and An. CRfDLER, HRrpers- Ferry gents.
August Us, le53-s2Y
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C,OMMIssIoNERys SALE.

0Y virtue of decree Of tile Circuit Court of Jcticr-
ID son cuun:y rendered Jl the cbancery cause Of
Fiomas Sexton and others Mary Grace, now Mary
Deck and others, the undersigned, special COM
missioner therein appointed, will proceed to sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
On Saturday; the 18th day of next month";
(Septenbery 1883, the following REAL ESTATE
in Harpprs Ferry, late the property OF Martin Grace
decd, To wit:
The LARGE WAREHOUSE and DWELL
fSTTfhs ING; ON Shenandoah street, occupied in
llGlEA part nv Mr.. Israel Russell.
THE LOT, with "A small LOG TENEMENT on it.
adjoining and ON the eide of the brick house pro
pcrty, on High street. recently occupied by Mrs.
THE LOT, ON the west side and adjoining said
brick house property, having ON it a Wooden Build
ing occupied in part a Cabinet Warcroom.
THE Lot ON tie Hill opposite said brick house pro-
perty. having upon it an old STONE HOUSE Occu-
pied by Colorcd woman. These houses will be sold
out and by absolute title III fee simple At the
same time will be Sold the rcvcrsion dependant upon
the life estate of Mrs Mary Deck in the above men
toned brick house tavern property situated on Hlgh
street, and consisting of two sepdrate teucnents.
A more particular description of these tenCmcnts
need be given those wishing to purchase will
examine for themselves.
The terms Of sale will be onc-third Of the purchase
money ii cash and the reslluiR two equal payments
six and twelve months, with interest each from
the day of safe Said deferred payments to be secur-
Sale to take place about l25 O'Clock, p. NJ, before
Carrel's Hotel, Harpers- FcTry:-.
ASDREW HUNTER.
Special Commissioner.
JOHN J. .1ALEY, Auctioneer.
August i6. ls5S--ts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23

DAN AWAY from Pcyton Davise, near Sr'ck:'rs-
IL vile, Boudoun county Virgsnil. on s9tn 9
AGE He is about 81 years of ag2, feet 10 or IL
inches high, quite stout and very black with tuli
suit of hair which heusuaily wore plated, but wen
ron,bed out was at least six inches long. He either
wore or carried with him suit of b.1tk broadel:'th
had eighty ninety dolirs and silver watt' also
ent an enlargement on the right wrist. OccasiaTec by
sprain, with small ON it. IL is supposed he
has obtained free pass and will en"e'lvor to ge3 TO
The above reward will be paid il unprecedented out
of the State and secured 50 that get him again. or
$50 if taken in Nirginia nrropf,
Irrr,crrislc a 11nr1lst %. IS53-3t
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TRiJSTEE;S SABE,

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed TO the under
ID signed by Solomon Ietlrbowcr and Wife and
John Kablc and NviE ot The l4t of March, 1885, the
undersigned viii ptcr at public sale, the Prctniss
On Saturday, 10th of September next
n the large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
fETEih OUT. BUILDINGS, with about one acre Of
lLIIga land attached ut present occupied by said
Hcfichowcr.
The Dwelling Is one Of the Best finished, most eoh-
vencnt and comfortable III the county. The Out
twelve twenty and thrty-six months, with in
tcrst from the day sale end secured by deed Of
trrst ON The premises Possession given at once.
FRANKLIN OSBURN,
I,lvI ~ IS53 IPP@l. Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
JORDANSs SPRINGS.

SITUATED in Frederick county, Virginia, one and
Ma half miles from Stephenson's Depot, the
Winchester and Hnrpers-Ferr Railroad. The trains
Of cars from Washington, Baltimore &c. leave IN the
morning and arrive IN due time dine. Those leav
ing Bedford Springs, Berkeley Springs &c. arrive at
Hrpers- Ferry at O'Clock and take the second train
for Winchester and arrive at the Springs at O'clock
p NJ. The Coaches meet the cars follows:
First Train from Winchester. =. 81 O'Clock; 4. NJ
Second Train from Harpers-Ferry. y p. NJ.
Third Train from HarPcrs-Ferry.- 3 P. NJ.
The new Brick Dwelling being now finished and
furnished, there is ample for large COMPANY.
Respectfully; z. NJ. & G. n. JORDAN,
August g. 1858. Projectors.
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OBITUARY.

Died. at KuulocIz- in Warrcu comfy, the 18th
,ltIlo ROBERT WALKER, the iA6;nt of BES-
j4wfv g. aud CECILIA A MooRE, aged one year, four
lnoatfEs and siz days.
This child rUbcd IN all she orancss md innocence
Of youth after an nlncss of months yielded its
spirit the bright image of eternity, IA the hands of
yin who gave IT, HDs ruthless is death The young
and the oll-thc babe ard the Uic ushcrcd
iuto eternity through the silent chambers OF death
ANGUS.
r-,.y2-srye,tor FLAG please. oalv
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EXECUTOTt.s sAIE

ThtursG 4 y; the stu day Of September
dcrsigned, as the executor OF John a. G itsson decd
Will offer for sale, at public auction very large and
valuable aI.fount of
Personal PROPERTY,
consisting IN part Of seen head of valuable MULES
all sound and young, two OF which are matched snr-
rels and the valuable pair OF Iiules In tie
Valley of rsinia scverf small tV-o- horse Wa on=
ded for the Canal trade; complete set u Fixtures, FIR
Il Warehouse; Uc frs-r Cart Horse a lot Of 81
and comparatively new
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUESfTURE;
consisting part Of new Hair HIattragsa, double ard
single Shu and Stray ditto Feather R4is, Bedding
ana Bedste1ds for the satne SOM. Tt: CarPatiru,
Woolen ard Oicloth; pe'g and splendid lot Of Ii
Vcrpool ana China Ware entracin.. Il complete DiI.-
ger and md Tee Service, AID ALEC every Of Furniture
dlnaIlly Ioqnd IN wcil-iQrnished cwelif g.
There viii also be offered ut The same tsnu two itev
fssss1E5 and Splendid G An NJ BOATS,
e anal az the JYieitk9 and i2SseS.
These Boats have been used but ehGrt inc ny tie
deceased and are in excellent order. nhey Ike
largest class boats, yiIg 40 is,l great
|enicnCe. They have Just Eccn painted in complete
style and present magnificent appearance. They
are now lying st IarPcrs- Ferry, where they BE
seen by any one dcsirin% to examine them. Any
visiting the Ferry with the view Of examining thesn
will please call on JAMES w EEEaS, Esq, who VIII
show them Toany one DESTROYS o; purchasing any
sort of property designed for III the Canal trade,
an opportunity for bargains Is no@ offered, which
rarely happens; and 10 any one DESTROYS Of entering
into the very profitable Cuual trade between AicTaa
dria, Georgetown and Cumberland, m excellent 05.
purtunity now presents ltSelt There IS vacancy III
this business, occa=uucd NY the death ofCapt Gibson,
which must be filed. Persons desiring information
in regard the property 20 be sold, address the
undersigned at Berkeley; Springs, Virginia. or at
Harpcrs-F Ferry.
gj-A persons indebted to the estate are rccucst.d
Immediately to settle the same, either with the ldcr
signed or with James W. Keenan,, ESQ, the
other of whom viii alw nys b. found Harpcrs Ferry,
wing claims against the estate requested present
them at as early day as possible
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
PERnXIAN GuANO.

DERSONS who desire to procure Peruvian Guano
i for the Fall use, will do well to furnish us with
their orders Immediately We will supply it If it can
be procured (of which there ia doubt, owing TO the
cost of 50 only for transportation Harpers-F Ferry
or the Old Filrnace' As we expect to have large
orders will be able to buy the lowest price quoted
viii be $4I5O cts. per of two thousahd pounds
r. S. BLACKBURN & co.
T,,I1-
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lOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE.

ON FRIDAY, THE 26rH OF AUGUST, 1858,
~ will SELL for cash, the highest bidder, at public
sale in front of SappinSton's hotel, Chnrlcstewh JEFF
f,,rson county Vitafnia, A LOT OF GROUND Id
"a said town. situated os Congress street, with
fSfTRS44 STONE HOUSE thereon the lot fronting hfty
NM 5ixtv-six feet back now occupied by Miss z. NJ:
Shc formerly the property of the late Ezekiel Dcuh
and BY his will directed to BE sOld
CHARLES C. BRAGG,
A,,c-tst y 1883 Admir-. dc b. IA c.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Rev. r. II. PHILLIPS, a. M, PRINcIPAL.
Rev. J. e. WHEAT, A. NJ, VIcE-PRINcIp1I.
THIS Institution is beautifully situated in retired
L part of Stanton, Virginia. in point of saubrty
air and facility of access part of the State enjoys
a superior advantage. The hDilding was erected in
1876 at an expense of 1000, by company of gen
cmcn residing in different rnrts of the State. 1t IS
furnished in n very comfortable style, and has
ccent apps 9tuS and library. The course of study
extensive and the instruction thorough. The diffe
rent departments under the of masters long
and successful experience The Institute will enter
upon its eleventh session. under its present organiza
ton, on the LIST Wednesday in September.
TERMS.
The charge for Board and Tuition in the English
Branches Is s Is5 per session of ten months No cX
tras except for Music, the Languages, Drawing and
Painting.
Refer 10 the following Patrons: 5
Pp = 4 7 u st ri St'er'' staunton.
DIR. T. II. Clagctt LecsbTg.
Major VIM. S. Dnbney, Charlottesville.
Arthur Goodwin, Esq, Fredericksburg
j. p. Inglc, Esq, Washington city.
Judge Reavis, AlabaIna.
Geo p. Tayloc, Esq, Roanoke county, Va. .--.
S. T.Caperton, Esq, Monroe county, Va.
Il. Smith, ESQ, Esq, Parkcrsburg, Va.
Major John Lee, Orange county, Va.
For circulars, &c, address the Principal.
Staunton, July 10, 1853.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
COUNTY. llllJTt. I4OUsE PARlT. :

JEFFERSON County Court, July Term, 1853:
TVHE Court decsHe.l o take hepfupeT and ieceasas
nv steps to purchase q Pour Reuse and 1bt and
1T is ORDERED, That 1iog5h Osb5rn, David Fry.
Tbos w Keves Sand. Rileidtif John q IS ulv,i1iirl
Hess John Molsr9 nd George W. Iittie,. Be and tl
are hereby appointed committee, ith instrtletion
to advertise Tor proper place, not over two hundred
and fifty acres and hot less than one hltrcd acres
upon which the Poor Of ss county are to Be placed
and make report to tie October term of This Court
Of all and every farm offered, together with the price
of each per acrej and the different of each;
any five OF said committee tp act under this order.
T. A. MOORE, Clerk:
TN Pursuance TO the above order, the undersigned
i had meetingor Friday, 9Th OfAugrls.. atcording
to ADVERTISEMENT and invite proposals for farm for
the purpose stated above. They viii reeeise pro2o-
sails until Friday, sOth September, each proposal to be
in wriEug stating size OF farm, price asked and pay
ments and to be directed to Logan Osborn chairman
Of said committee at the Charlestown Postoice aud
10 be endorsed Proposals for Poor House Farm
LOGAN OSBORN,
JOHN MOLER,
JOHN HESS,
THOS. W. KEYES;
Angus. 9, 1883. SAML. RIDENOUR.
d
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.

TJNHE undersigned has just received direct from
L Philadelphia a small assortment of WATCHES,
Brcastpns, Cuff Pins, Cuff Buttons, oclSets Pencils
Rings Gold Pens, Get. A few fine Fans all OF which
he will sell on the most accommodations terms.
CIIAS. G. STEWART
CbnrIrstovu MAY H. 1853
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-FREDERIcKsBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.

Rev. G. WILSON McPHAIls a. NJ, PFNcIPAL'
TTNHE Summer Session of the Academy closed on the
18th iny of July Inst the next session will COM
Tence as usual on. the LIST Monday of October next.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage WHICH has
been extended his School ever since its opening,
neither pains nor expense rnaintain the character
of tile Academy as a School for the instruction of
Young Ladies IN the higher branches of female learn
ing and of training younger pupils for an advattce-
ment in due time to these higher studies. He hopes
be able TO retain the assistance OF distinguished
scholar whose services have afforded such high salts
faction to his patrons during the past year. He isalsO
making arrangements to obtain the services of gen
temah well qualified give instruction in French
and Drawing.
TERSIs As HEREroFoRE- as for the scholastic year
s25 Board in the family Of the PrhcipaI SO per
month.
Nf-For further particulars sec Circular.
G. WILSON bfcPHAIL
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MULES FOR SALE.

7 HAVE for sale on reasonable terms and at mode
j rate prices, FOUR VERY SUPERIOR -
MULES, now ready for work. They were ~
gotten by Mr.. Willis Jack. LAA--
wish to purchase NEGRO BOY, from Ii to 20,
who will make a good farm hand.
JAMES Y. HARRIS.
Jul,- Of 1S53-tf IFpl
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE:
TURWER & RI

ANTOCLD respectfully announce TO the citizens of
w Charlestown and vicinity that their combined
Circus aud Menagerie will visit this place
On Thursday, tie 25M Of August,
FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
The additions to their Equestrian Troupe, together
with the fine condition of the animals composing the
Menagcre, with the aid of superior band of music,
Is SUFFICIENT TO ensure agreeable and interesting
tertanInent to all who visit them
Doors open az and O'Clock, P. NJ. Performance
to commence at % and ~ O'Clock.
S5-Admisson to the whole 80 cents, children under
- years of age, and servants half price.
gJ-Thc above Company Will Exhibit at Berryville,
Friday, the goth of AugJ1st-aud 1t Winchester on
Saturday, the 9th of August
Auullst o IS53
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CHARLEsTOVN ACADEMY.
p. II. POWERS. PRINCIPAL.
EMAS E EAUNESTOCk. ASSIST AZ

h.
TTNIIE next Session of this School will commence on
i Thursday the first of September, 1853
The course of study taught in the School comprises
all the branches necessary prepare the Students tor
the collegiate for the practical business oi
liCe-incIudiug Latin, Greek, French, German and
Mathematics, with particular attention paid to the
elementary English branches and English compost
ton. The Principal having secured the services OF
Mr.. CHAs. f. FAHNEsTOcK, a gentleman oil thorough
Classical and Mathematical education and high moral
character rs Assistant Teacher, feels confidence IN
offering the Institution to the public possessing ad-
vantages equal to those of any preparatory school IN
the State
English Department per session of months SLOW
French, extra. ~
Classical and Mathematical. 2O.uO
French 80. ..E..''."-. I'D
Other Modern Languages, extra. 0.UO
Persons desiring send their sons, particularly
urged to enter them on the first day of the Session
and 10 continue them without interhiission TO the
close Boys from distance can be accommodated
with pleasant board, moderate TERMS in private
families in Charlcstown:
For further information apply to MIR. II. s. WHITE,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Charlcstown, Va
July u. 1858.
p s. The Trustees of the Academy having now
had trialof the Principal, Mr.. p. II. PowERs, for a
full year. proper add to the foregoing nd
vcrtscment, that for thorough scholarships tact IN the
management of boys, untrins industry alid in every
other respect devoted fidelity To his trust they believe
Mr. p. has no superior in the country.
His Assistant, MIR. FAHSEsTocR, too, comes so
strongly recommended to give assurance of the
highest efficiency in the departments to he committed
to his change under the direction of the principal
The Trustees therefore say, with the fullest con-
fidencc to those having children to educate IN this
community, that there is no longer Necessity for
sending them away; iii order t0 most thorough aca
deucH education: but that on the contrary
ll offers attractions 20 those abroad, rarely eqlaHed
and no where exceeded. BY order of the Board:
ANDREW HUNTER, President.
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EOR RENT.

TIME two offices adjoining the Free Press Office, on
/ lately in the occupancy of w. l.. Baker, deceased
and the other occupied by Mr.. Forncy. APPlcatio
may be made to VIM. C. Worthington or II. N. Gal
ahcr. Possession given Immediately.
April II, 1858.
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..U8ITC nrrTTWG.

lZUBLIC RENTING.
4Evirtue and ahthority Of q Decree Of theCirouit
CcEiEt 1illty, Hirgina-sNidD srfec
rendered the 29t day e oetoheF, 1852. cause de-
Pending IN said Court between F. w. Ravlins =
i1d solomon Hcilsb6Wer and others, IffE-as Sler
6f Jefferson county, Isilf der for rent, at public
- auction, Kablelottl; in said county, the
ffsTkn HOUSE aud LOT or GROUND, and all its
1l2G appurteriauecs on Nicl said HefhebowerFe-
Sides
The House Is large tv0-stnfy Brick House. well
finished, and the Lot well adapted toa garden. The
Fentiig Hil take place Oh the 4th Saturday or
this Month. (the 23d day Of this monthly
TEE Sis-FOr one year from the day Renting, pay
able in cash, the purchaser giving bond and 1s
curity for the amount JOHN w MOORE
July 5. 1883: SheTiF q Je6Gsot EStlRts.
Cy.POSTPoNEAIENT .=:T,he aboYg rent.
ing il I5tSstponed until SATURDAY, Goth of August
JOHN w. MOORE,
July 90. 1883 Sheriff If Jtt7asaO, C5llnfV.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
TO THE JEFFERSON FARn1ERs.

TIME subscriber is now ready to buy any amount of
i WHEAT and CORN, and will always give the
highest market rates.
He will buy Wheat and Corn delivered at either of
JuIv 10 lS53E3m E. NJ. AISQuTTH.