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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

Is TIE WHO PARTY DEAp!-Look at Vir-
gini1. The Wings have always been in a
minority in that State, but they have gain
ed several members Of the Legislature since
the last election, almost if not quito enough
to give them the control of tho House. They
have gained in tho Senate. In Augusta,
where there is 600 wing majority, the Locofo-
CO candidates avowed themselves in favor Of
the Maine Law, and enough of wings voted
for them on that account, TO elect two of
them. The wings also lost u Senator in the
Wheeling district, on the right of way ques-
ton. In spite Of these draw backs, there is
a decided wing gain in each branch. Tho
last Legislature upportioncd the State for the
purpose of making every congressional dis
trict, if possible, Locoloco, and it now ap-
pears they have succeeded. We are not 80
%prcsumtuous as.to claim or hope n majority in
that state, but the votes show the whig par
ty still ulivo and kicking, and making con-
siderable advances upon the common enemy.
We submit these facts for the consideration
of those free sellers, aud cx-whigs who have
been engaged in tho laudable work of pre-.
pairing obituary notices for some weeks past.
o. $. Journal.
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" New York, June 4.-Tho Freeman's
Journal states on certain authority that the
U. s. steamer Vixen, which left this port
under scaled orders, has been ordered to
Vera Cruz to watch Santa Annals move
ments.
Col. BENToN.-Tho st Louis Democrat Of
Muy goth, states that Col Benton left that
day for Washington where he will remain
until next fall, laboring upon his "Thirty
Years View" which cannot full to be full
of interest.
IRISH EMIGRATION According 10 an l.
IRISH paper, 1000 emigrants have already
left the town Of Tralce for America, and a
ship 10 daily expected to embark passen.
gers from that port TO New York direct.
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4 THE GREAT HAT STORE, m
Both Wholesale and Retnil. u

n. Fielding has Just reoeived from New York and
Philsd ,lphia, one ofthe largest stock n Hats aud
Caps that has ever come to iris city oiths latest i'm
proved styles, embracing every variety Of snaps,
sorss and sizes, consisting of the late spring STYLED
Mole skin Hat, unsurpassed in Ohio for durability and
ineness. Also, Young Mems Hats of sll kinds 49,
Sumner Hats consisting Of Panama, from a. to 81:
Ped4i aud China Stnd0; %. obi aud Eeghorn: Ma
HiHd and PdlgLegC ROssHh hafs both Fur md Wool.
Fine Otter and white Beaver Tor summer, the late
spring style CSssimer Hat, weighing only Z ounce4
All sorts ofBpy's and ChiItreas Fancy flats, .Fur
aud Wool, snG Straw. Also q lew Ladies' late sty Tod
Riding Hats, all OF which viii be sold on the most
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
May IA, 1853. ROBERT FIELDING.
n Is. Country Merchants will 30 well by calling
and examining ny stgrk before bdying elscwheee.
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HARTFORD, Conn, June 2.-The Anti
Bible Convention assembled here to-day
Joseph Barker, of Ohio, ID President. There
are about two hundred individuals present.
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61-E1-Pfesidenl Tyler Is said to be suf.
ering from DysPepia.-LOckPor Courier.
His conscience has probably got on his
stomach and he cant digest it Cleveland
Her.
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6rA Democratic paper representing
Benton and the Barnburners' interests is a.
bout being startedin opposition to the I'm
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, June 4.-Tobacco Is
quiet. The sales Of the week comprise L.
900 hhds at Al to 30. st. Louis flour is
selling at $4:25. Corn 80 a So for white
and yellow. Bacon sides II a TIC, and
shoulders 81 a 5Sc. Lard In brls % a 9Yc,
and in kegs lie. Rio Coffee appears stea-
dy at 81 a &c. Sugar is dull; fair sells at
81 a $50. Prime Molasses Is a I9c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09
correspondence ofthe Baltimore Sun. !

Washington, May 81, 1S53.-Tho sugges-
tion that Gov. Marcy will soon-bo apppoin-
tod Minister to France, Is not consistent
with tho exigencies Of tho administration Mt
this time. Gov. Marcy is relied upon to car
ry the country safely through another Mex
lean war. Ho can do this as Minister of
State without converting the State De-
partmemt, as has been remarked, into a De-
Partment Of War.
With such counsela % tho President now
commands he will be able TO carry on the
impending war with Mexico In the most eff
cient and successful manner. The only en-
barrassment which it will bring upon this
government arises from the helpless nature
OF our anticipated conquest. We shall
hardly know what to do for people who can
not help themselves. We would like to
take Sonora and Tehuantepec,an perhaps,
Chih9 lhua, but we shall be ~burthened with
the possession ofthe whole country,
This result will be very beneficial to Mex
leo, and to no one in 1t more than to Santa
Anna himself, who will continue to be a
great man in his own country, retaining all
his Estates under tho favor of tho United
States government. He may live to DO q
Senator in Congress from the States of
Mexico yet.
General Garland Is now here, but will
leave the city tomorrow for Ell Paso, and
thence will proceed to the intended seat Of
war, where General Trias awaits him.
But it will be two months before any A.
mericun blood will DO split on American
soil, SO as to initiate the war without any
formal declaration on either side. | hope
that the government will be able to give
Gen. Garland such force as will enable
him to come Palo Alto over his opponents
in Mcsilla valley. Ifso, We will make him
tho next President sure. Ion.
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N A ron
ACn +. EECk-

JACOB F. BECK.
As just opened an entire new stock Of EpTiBg
IN and hummer Goods, in The store room late
" occupied by U W. krGmer, ,,ne door west OF SrW-
uel Rccry's Grocery. Main Street, Lancaster. The
stock consists in part OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES. S~XTTINETs.
Vcsiipgs. Jeans, V%elve4s, Delsins. curtains, Gipg-
hams, Lawns, Fancy Prints, MuSlins bfeached and
brown, Ticking, BasgtOc, etc.
HARDWARE. QuEEESWARE & GROCERIES;
anllsst, bu, no, least, a splendid assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of all sky les aud ufthe bas, make. would respectful
" invite my fIieRls andthe public IN general TO give
mo a call and examine my stock before purchasing. as
| can convince any oue that this is the place to'puT-
chase goods al the lowest ratios in the city. Ths
goods we're purchased at the lowest cash prices In
tho Fast, and will be sold very low. Gall and exam
inc for Yourselves.
1g-Cash paidlo Wheat. Country produce taken
in EXCHANGE for Goods. j. y. BECK,
Lancaster, April -, 1853 w3mbO
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LOOK HERE!

100000 co. 3o ,sHSIIis. W All Ed
the highest market price IN CASH for Coouskins
Minkskins. Red Fox Skins and Possumskins.
Lancaster, February s, 1853 y. FIELDING.
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ron sEcRErARV oV STATE
NELSON H. VAN WORRIES
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YoR GENERAL,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON N.
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business Notice.

ron BOARD eF PUBLIC WORKS.
IoHN d d
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LAW NOTICE.
N & FIN o II.

ATTUKNIE5 AT LAW
NNTlLL attend 10 professional basinessin fdiIheld
w county aud other parts of fhe State, IN the
STATE Courts, and in tho Circuit Court Of the United
States.
OTFIcE-In FL Fost~t's bulldog over KauG-
mans Dug Store, Main Street, Lsneaatsr.
H. ". HUNTER,
AmH <. I3J3. WM v. FINcK.
O + Telegraph aud Eagle eOpy and ehsrgsihis ONCE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-09

ron surREMR JUDGE
FRANKLIN t. BAG .
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IllnIlk sam q
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sTATr NoNHrNATIoWs

ron TREASURER OF STATE
HENRY BRA ii A N.
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1883

BoNNETS AND RIBBOKS.
A Full assortment Of Il esh pretty patterns Of
"A April 10 W. T. WISE'S
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ProIrrsals

Chcieville, May 10, 1858,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
For Kent.

A LEXANDER FORSETT having resigned
n the 'execulcrship Of George Little dece, and
] having qualified as administrator with the will
annexed do ciler, for rent, from the first dav Of
April next, than large two.s;ery STONE BULL D.
ING, good Stable and other necessary out-build1
.ngs, with Acres of Land. This property has
been occupied fof many years as a hoiel-being IN
a good legation in South Bolivar, Jefferson coun-
ty.VisgfDia. 4 ff
al<6 offer for REM from same date, three sma
% WELJEING HOUSES, suitable for small fam
lilies, adjoining said property. Letters addressed 10
me at Charlestowh Va. will receive prompt atlen-
ton. JOHN AVIS Jr., Admir-
March o. 1853 y ith the Will annexed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

TSYti,.s. u 1<z4. - c;...;. c.u.. &
~ Jssc6, co1rtT. 1.1-.-|I il n. <.,nc.s|
esas. on IIcElzs sez.a1 t1t 1,ksf. IS Mar
6ises. nbt <siy Dssk, ''.e.s. he u1isr,'s5.1
- special j.0nissi,11I a. 4. Appointed. viii
Flc.sd . IN 1. paste .|.''1r b ~ h'ehe,i fi1-
eg1t} E.l4t114 ~ 11tt q y 1s.I ,'..tI &c.,
~ 81. th> I1'i.Ei1s t''... 10 ii<11. Fer
4. u. '.s Sr.-t-r q 1IITi1 cf,c< "a. IS II,
is .-tt 'F1kE HOUSE al IlI1E d ING
- shsnssa Psk street nor eesef|s4 Z pr. 81 Aif
'l. IS. 1 1 I'D s..lI ii .......u. :. !.
pipias assbn iha sas; s's n 'Ae hsies 1o1>s p,sl
s1lJ oa High street. rsssr'ly oscurlsd b Mis-.
'. re lfi s. s. we'. "a. al sj..:s..- ia
Erick tdnss lrrd1stir hzF|as - Il u0cteh hui,t-
ing. ocdnri4d ID pan Is 1t11inei 1nrciocm. \ {
:, The L0f 81 ne hill 1rl..siic said hrick house
Ssroperl4 hI1inz npon il q I'D stone ko,se occ,-
( aisi 81 J ddl.rei wom1Il T1e<e houses win \.
s6ld OH and ool 81 a. Absolute tide IN zee simple
At the salnd ue will Be sold, ne rerer<i1n deren-
dant nrOf ihe life estate .. Airs Mary Deck ii Ia.
.ahort menlhdnfd brick bose tavern property siin-
sied % Il ish suet and epnsls.ing q iHq separate
.tenemenis
A more 3ariieular dsscsirtioa q these ienensrls
need not q given a. ihose wishing . purchase
viii ex4uiite for themselves,
The letfts 81 Sale will e crt-ihifd Of he ppr-
chase tn1ndr IN cash and the residue n TWO ednal
payments a six and twelve inon.As viii i1teresi
IN each from heday Of sale. Said deferred pay.
aenis 70 Be secured 81 bonds and Deeds Of Trns On
The premises
Sale 10 lake Place about lfi e'cloek. p. ~, be
fore CarIells Ho,rl. HaFpetf-terrr.
ANDREW HUNTER,
Special Commissioner
Aut 1853. JouN u I4ALEf, Auclioneer-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
RkEDEKECIf .9c.aDE-Mx.
vfihe Visitation, B. Y. NJ,

FkEDEHIcE CT1Is IN.
WyHE exercises Of his fnsii3tien viii BE resumed
= On he frS 8l,Adag u s rIeabsss
TEgns FEE 4NEpA
Iosfd sn1 Tuliipn viii Ihz French Lsangasys
fiEdtesTr15 SloO
Slalioner5 Washing intending Bed Bedding,
Dpefor's Pee, Be- 10
Musicon The Harp pikno 81 Enflar forms an adj
dHieaai charge. Also lessons ID ihe Lstfn Ger
man Italian ard Spanish Language, DfaHing and
Painting aFellkeHise extra ehaEges E11auee s.
Beardfrf pay ne current cksFges ssmi-annualiy
10 advance DAY Sfaoi0zs. quarterly
WhsnA iersn has been commenced, II liss pupil
b. withdfawn. the Pasens Or Cnaftfsa hecosnes
subject ~ the full expense Of she Hr@xpifes tefia
unless sickness o. Dismissal require the removal
Pupils are receiyed d any time during ths year.
and The charge Is Estimated from ile daie III their
entrance. Fksfe 81 asy denomination admitted
Angust IL, 1853 -.ss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
FGlR NAIR.

TIME large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on
IL Union Street. Bolivar belonging to Rachel
Cannon, end now occupied By herself and Mr.. G.
McGinnis. Il is sufficiently large for two families
and so constructed SO feet front, with a Portieo
the full length. Any one wishing 10 purchase,
will make application tothe undersigned Terms
very moderale-hut small amount Of the pur-
chase money down. the balance on long time
March IL 1852! CHAS. JOHNSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DgsDetD~ia, .gaunoscc.

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASE
q OF. THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ss ARISING FROM Al BTS0RDERED LlF-
En- or STOMACH
Such as Constipation. iawnrd Piles FnlacSs of Blood
the Head. Acidity Of the Stomach Naasea Heart
!. burn, Disgnst for Fsod taiess or weight ii the
Stouaeh, SesF Eraetatiofs Sinking Fl Fhliteriag At
the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming nl Abe IIead IIar.
sried and Difficult Breathing, Fiierins al the Heart,
Choking Or Sufiocsting Sepsatioas when inFa lying
posture. Bnness 81 Neian, Dots W chs before The
sight Fever md duh Pain IN the Head. Deciraes q
PcrspEration. NellowAcss 81 the skin sna Eyes, Pain
in The SIDE. Back Chest LiAbs, sc, Sudden Flashes
Of Heat. Bpring il the Flesh, Gensiaat lasiniss ei
evil, and Great Depression q sqirits-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

HyHE purchasers 1T Dir. r r Hof5nan's sale
i are hereby informed thatIheir les viii be
due enihe a0th If September next and are ia my
hands fpr ceilseiiena They ATE respectfully re-
quesIedlo call and ray them when due.
Ell LEE
Sheperd.iewn Ang. - -3s-Ree
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

WILL. sell ior Cash. 10 he hiRhes bi5Eer. II
4 befIytille, Clarke countg. Va.
On .1EonanD, .sssssssf 2esd. 1888,
2 NEGRO BOYS, nge 10 and Al;
2 WORK HORSES aga I dad q
G 3. HANCOCK. DIS.
fsr q z. HSneerk e6sesf " Clark eonnfy.
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TI{EI4 s.t1.'sssl e<1>d,s1 8 ~ ,s,s d..
y |'t<tr Nv se'I a Hnfr<fi.lc - 1,I.'' {.
- ~ - 1.[ rs Itt4tl n1d ~ 'fs pSr,.'- 4 /.
L.,.. {. -. e: .s's.set .se'nlrt several r>r
.'1, .c,'sI .s's' = goet a ~ il &c s,.is-
Canal Boats,
F1|I'lle vi oif1 l. - 4 = =
fto>1le.'< fff1iI " n (. .s+s .-,s~,. In y.
01t< knc4o tef<alEer 8 - -
IT, I1fgs WAKE fynfr<<S, y -. ,...., ~,
7<,o, 11e same time
49, e - .Se ss.SH S. DEcKWALL. Err.
- pdsoas f1dzbtef % Ire estate viii
So ~ payment inmediaitlg; md i1ose
- -,- r. ms viii present tkfsd properly a1ifen-
{---l@sl settlement Levers u tFes<sd . ne IN
: 1,s< ~ befk<ley Spring. Virginia
- 1stls 1852 s. d.
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.Curnnike Notice..

NOTICE is hereby givea hat Books viii be
~ opened - E'RfBA Yt&f 10 II day ef Sspiel.
Der cert al he town 81 Berryvile ID Clarke county
under the direction Of jacob Enders Treadwe!l
sSnih Masn H. Page. Themas II. Crow or any
twp o. shem; and at Summit Point under the al.
reqtion Of James Griggs. Thomas +. Nelson, A.
Moore and a. S. Allen 0r any two Of taem for re-
ceiving subscriptions in shares OF twenty five dol
lars each Tor the purpose cfconstruction turnpike
road from point Of intersection il the cAafeslown
and Berfyyiils turnpike al the-.Cross road leading
10 Summit PoSnt "a SuuTnif Point Depot in JetFeF.
son eoaa,y, % the Winchester and Potomac Rail-
road. TIE COMMISSIONERS. 7
August IL. 1s53-fm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

SDEING aesirous to settle up nv business here as
ID soon az possible, wilma ri4w u learing Ibis
county, 4wouid RspecR1ly Teqnest al pprsuuS
knowing themselves indefged d re Is culne iSs-
ward aud pay their respective iitat Alednpss.
JOHN q Rf9ENOUR. .
IIarpsrs.Fesly Ausasl u. 1868 -Ims
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.
3. +. PowERs PaIsclpat.


TyHE nextSessssh D. this School will commence
j on Thursday the sirst 81 September, 1858.
The course Of study sought in the School com
prises all the branchf necessary 10 prepare the
Students for the celleg course, or fer the pract
cal business m life-incl Latin, Greek French
German and Mathematics, with particular. alten-
tion paid 10 the elementary English branches and
English composition. THE Principal having Sc.
cured The services Of Ir CHAs, +. FAHxgsrocK a
gentleman of tborbugE Classical and Malhemali-
cal education nd higs moral character, as Assis.
tant Teacher fees confidence ia Offering the nsii-
tutionIio The public as possessing advantages equal
70 those u any preparatory school inthe STATE
TERMS.
English Department PEI session d months $500
French, extra. : $40
Classical and Mathematical, It 2O0o
French, go
Other Modern Language, extra. SEQ
Persons desiring 10 sead their sons are particular
~ urged 70 enter them the first day Of the Ses-
sion and 10 continue them without inteTmission to
the CLOSE. Boys irom.a distance can be accommo-
dated with pleasant bbaFd, on moderate TERMS in
private families in CBaflestewn
For ther Information apply to Mr.. N. s.
WuITE. Sscry Of the Board Of Trustees Charles
town. Va.
July IA, 1853.
P. s. The Trustees ofthe Academy having now.
hadtfial Of The Principal, MIR. P. II. ,PowsRs, for
fnl year, deem i pr5lpsr 70 add 70 the foregoing
advertisement, that ttr thorough scholarship tact
in the management II hoes, upiring industry and
ia every other respect devoted fidelity 10 his trust
they believe Mr.. p. has no superior ii The country.
His Assistant, Mr. FAtaEsTocK, too, comes 50.
strongly recommended as 10 give assurance Of the
highest efficiency in sae departments to be commit
tedto his chargehudef the direction OF the principal
The TrnsleeslthsrefoFe can say, with the fullest
confidence TO those haFin4 chiidren 10 educate in
this COMMUNITY, thatihsrg is no longer necessity
for sending them away ffSorder 10 most thorough
ae3demicai efufofiOt. b54f an he rft7
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jefferson Land for Sale.

III WISH to sell two small Farms of good lime
IL stone I.AND--pne containing $50 .acres,
with good buildings, orchard. &c. adjoining the
lands OF John Lock, Fisher A. Lewis and the heirs
Of Daniel MePhefson, decnvaboui 40 acres in
timber. The other, 90 the Shenandoah river, con
tanning 123 .Fcrcs frst rate Land, with 30
acres 10 timher-a Dwelling, House on the same,
and adjoining the Lands Of George Z. Harris and
Pr John II Lewis heirs. For terms, &c. which
will be made easy. apply TO the undersigned at
Myerstown, Or by letter (postpaid) to Kabletown,
Jefferson county, va.
January %. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18
J0rdanIs Springs.

GITUATED in Frederick county, Virginia, one
~ aud hall miles from Strphensen's DerYf en-
the Winchester and Hhrpsrs Ferry Railroad. The
trains Df cars FROM Washington, Baltimore &c,
leave ialhe morning and arrive 10 due lime 10 dine
Those leaving Bedford Springs Berkeley Strings,
Sc, arrive al Harpers+Fary al 3ocloek and take
the second train for w inchesef and arrive 1t the
Springs al o'cleek P. NJ. The COACHES meet The
cars as follows: ef
First Train from winchester, 81 O'Clock, "A. NJ.
Second Tiain from Hatpers- Ferry2 p NJ
Third Train from Harpets-Fefry q" PM
Il The new Brick Dwelling being now finished and
furnished, there is ample r9omf5r aiarge company
Respectable, r.. III. & G. N. JORDAN,
August ~ 1853 Proptietofs
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SO re Iyard.

nj OSf ION the evening n The liih insiepl. on The
IL road between Carte Hiael ami re rs asce
ii Mr. John Hwhfhreys. by The sway 81 Mrs.
Framesegate. % ar Tnfapike. BLACK Mo-
ROCC0P0RTAf0NIAF.. cantaJnili. notes. checks
and gold fnf more than : Ie8. fTbe ahose reward
will be paid lothe finder upnn lhe deiverg ~ the
same. SAML. q. KEARSLEY.
4 August Is. 1883
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rs locatsd Il Frsitrirs ;cisss Ma. "a Issezal
y branch 81 TIE Balkimsse ara Ohio isail Aesa,
tl-ee koirs tide from R1slimoFe TIE Sehsasslc
dulles will " re<unie4 IN MONDAY tae 9th 81
SEPTEMBER, next
By mkals 81 he Msk1etic Tslsgtsph. inselli-
Esnce may IL conmnisEfiea bet0een parents and
children aincs insanity i nkcessarys and II IL
mos all airections
This Institution has Is. atfe and eESeient Board
q PFulessofs and Teschkss nine ID nnulhef, ard
bAs been il successful efafion itr she asi eight
yraIs with = large nnsshpf 81 Sehnlass--it has
large airy and elegant Il ffioents fafnisked Nih
such CONFLICTS and cpnslsisness a sre calculated
Y eonifippie % Re sri sfnens and facilitate she
nfsgfess Of he pupils. u has COED library e.
ceilent MQscal inslTnn1slsn m exsen sire C1lEeA1-
CAL AND PIftt.0efOPHICAf. AIsPARA-
ruS, and Il Is conifeay believed thar this lnsti-
tltion oiIArS IS many Asiltes I'D impafiing Tho
1ough extensive aud Fe;ied edncalion as ans Sela-
mary ID ne land. I.
Il Is very desirable thai scholars should COM
menee With The opsnins: 81 The School ia Septepa-
Der. bnt her will be fgxeired d any time during
The year. and will Be- rhhfged pfop0rlionkblg from
the dats Of heir enlrtnce 10 the clese 81 the
Scholastic year in Jnlri
~ For board ana 1.nition including furnished
Keomss Washing, Lights Fuel, &C., Sa00 per
Scholastic year, payable hall YEARLY ia advance.
For Circulars ADD particulars. enquire a. this
ofliceo address III. WINCHESTER,
July Is 1858. President.
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House and EIot fer Sale.
PITBTIC T3ENTING.

PUBLIC klein LIN IL
DY virtue ana authority oil Decree On The Cir
ID cult Conri of Jefferson County, Virginia
said Decree rendered the 28th day Of OclolerIin a
cause depending in said Coarl. between +. w Raw
Inns, -PglE., and solomon Hellebower and others,
Das.-As Sheriff Of JeiEetson county shall offer
for rent, al pablo auction az Kableiown, in said
cuanty3 The HOUSE ard LOT i0F,GRO USND,
aud allits appurtenaneesl on which said Healebow-
er resides. 49,
The House is a large two-siory Brick House.
well finished. and The lstl~es adapted 70 garden.
The renting viii take place On ne IA SaaH,d4y Of
ibis mohtk, (ihe 23d day pf this month. 4 ~
TERAs--Fo For one yesf fem the day Of ReHing,
PAYABLE ia cash, he paIrAaser giving bond and
good secuEisy fqr the arnpaaL
July7, 1883. SheFif Or jefferson 20.
rgPosTPoNENE.s j. The above. resiing
is postponed mil SATURDAY.. 26Ih ef Au$usi.
JOHN W. MOORE,
July %, 1853. Sheriff OF Jefferson County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-18

9hea4 n HsFses and Calls aalsHg tGers some ralas-
be Brse4 Mars;
~ Asadst ratis amongst tsps ssme irstrats Elea
Cgsrs;
% Futsenitg Hsg5 aaa l3 Sgsek Hogs. All my
FartaiIig UEcnStis,
iSAeh as Wagons Piosghs H4rv0ios;
One ge5H sSleieh and HarAcxs;
One gcof JEkeat Fiaa, ssrerai Siaads If Bees.
Wagon hrd F1lsErA Gt1vs an frsf-rate;
About Is us pa cgrM ~ az Crib, raie = ysllOIa
AtvHt s. acres 81 Cora IL Ms grosad;
One lot bI prime Bacoa ana Lard;
SFsle H'aseield and kitti4n EsrRifnFe
dfse. sedls SagpiiEg Ci6reIsled.
44MdaLkef Epsss III Cap fence.
Also, oas "a cf Had, sr4ssld:
oAe tlg StnS tsr 14iss.
E TEBMs or SiLE-A credit until he Isl day d
june, 1854, on all sums of Ienaoilars and upwards
under that cash--the purchaser giving bond ana
approved sctlifiiy before The property Is removed
The Fat Hogs win be sold On ascredit Of ninety
days--the purchaser reqaiGsdlo give negotiable
note, payable al The valley1Eank, well endorsed /
JOHN HENRY ALLSTAD !,
WILLIAM FL. GRlGGS, Anctioneer. /
August IL, 1853.