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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

0E1t viii be seen by our paper to-day that
Tie Franklin and Warren Railroad ia advertised
for letting on the Goth Of June. The prospects
Of the Road are daily becoming more encourag-
ing. The officers Of the Company are determin-
ed to push the work ahead and to have it com
pleted at the earliest possible period.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Norwaik CaIamity---Suits for Dam-
ageS.

The law in Connecticut provides that actions
for injury to the person, whether such injury re-
suit in death not, shall survive to the executor
or administrator, provided not more than ono
year elapse between the injury and death. &C.
Under this statute, two suits have been COM
menced against the N. Y. & Haven Railroad.
by the surviving relatives of friends killed at Nor
walk. One suit lays the damages at S25,ee,:
another at 100000.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

GA Postmaster at Sylvania, Georgia, has
been arragned and fined $50 for delaying letter
in his office. The law makes it the imperative
duty Of every postmaster to forward all mail mat
ter deposited in his Office one-half hour before the
departure of the mail, unless longer time be
granted by the Postmaster General.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

Assrssmrsr. FOR 1s53.-We have received
sbstracts of the returns Of the Assessors from
several townships, but as we design publishing
fered inserting them. We learn that the increase
Of personal property brought upon the duplicate
ever that Of last year, will be near $500, 900.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

FOUND DEAD.-Alexander Richards, an orphan
lad, aged about 10, was found dead a short time
since not far from his residence in Newton. He
had been helping neighbor to drive some cattle a
short distance, and his way home is supposed to
have died in afit.-Trun,buN Democrat. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

sRouTE AGENr.-We are pleased to learn that
c.. o. ARNOLD, of this place, has received the
appointment of Route Agent on the C. g. P. Rail-
road, from Cleveland to Wellsville, vice H. 1.
KEELER, removed. Mr.. A. is stannch Demo-
erat, clever fellow, and will make first rate
officer. 5ssis
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

Bosros, May 2o.-In the circuit,Court to-day,
Benjamin T. Williams, of Taunton, was award
ed $1,000 damages from the Portsmouth, Sace.
and Portland Company, for injuries received BY
an accident
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

SAD ACCIDENT. "A man named Dickinson,
while attempting to jump from the cars as they
were being checked up at Ashtabula, few days
since, fell on his head and was injured that he
has since died -, -,.. ==s5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

sLADY'sBooK.-Weh have received the June No
Of Godey's Lady's Book, one of the best maga-
sines in the country. This is an excellent num-
ber-flled, az usual with choice reading, and en-
bellished with the most beautiful engravings. Il
10 the Book for the ladies. ss.zz
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

ScALDED TO DEArH.-A child about two years
old, belonging to family by the name Of Strip
pet of this village fell into kettle of hot water,
on Monday last, and was severely scalded that
it died on the next day-IrumJuN Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

TEACHERS ExAMIsATIoN.-Third Session.
The following persons received certificates at the
public examination, held in the Court House, in
in this place, on Monday, the 23d inst. The
time for which the certificates are available in
dcates the relative merits of the examinations.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

SECRET MAIL AGENT.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Plain Dealer announces the ap-
pontment of B. B. CHAPMAN, of Elyria, as Sc
cret Mail Agent for Ohio.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

THE GARDINER CASE has been submitted to the
iury At the last accounts the jury had not agreed
upon verdict, and there was no prospect of their
agreeing.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

GrDr. P. c. BEssErr, formerly Of Shaiers-
vile in this county we learn, has been appointed
Post Master at Ohio City. Tho Dr. win nsks
an efficient and accommodating ofieer
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

from Inc cleveland RAN Dcalcr
Highly Important from NTexicO--Prep-
aratiOns for War with this COun-
try.
The latest news from Mexico is highly impor-
tant.
The recent invasion by Governor Lane, upon
the Mecila Valley is exciting the urgent solicitude
of the new Government. The Governor and
Commander In-chief of chihuahua, Don Angel
Mas, has received permission to proceed to the
city of Paso, in order to adjust the difficulty. He
is provided with ample authority to use all nee
essary means, and forced loan has been author
lied to pay the expenses of troops under his COM
mand dispatched to Ell Paso.
The government at the city of Mexico, is, in
the meantime, providing means of defence. A
significant preliminary measure has already been
adopted. Iti decree, dismissing from the pub
lic service all officers and soldiers ,oho voluntarily
surrendered themselves prisoners to the American
army in 1847. This policy is sagacious. If San
ia Anna is to have brush with the United States,
he wants no disaffected persons or traitors in his
ranks. In accordance with the plan, Gen. Arista,
the ex-President, being known to approve the idea
of annexation to this country, has been banashed to
Europe. Gen Arista left Mexico for his destin-
alton upon the Avon. His answer and protest,
written to Tornet, the Minister of war. in reply
to the decree of exle contain the following para
graphs: ssi4.. a..s .s,f p: ~.
| 81 am unable to conceive in what way, or by
what act, my presence in the country can be an
obstacle to the preservation of tranquility and
public order, unless it be imputed to me crime
the fact of my having sustained in my character
of private citizen, some friendly relations with
Carvajal, and other North American Federalists
established near the frontier; for the expression
employed by your Excellency in your note, ac-
cording me the privilege of "enjoying my pay
and rank while remain in Europe seems to in
dicate the fact, I am obliged to say to your Ex-
cellency, that besides my Federal opinions, and
the sympathy feel for North American institu-
tions, have been guilty Of no offence, which
ought to expose me to the penalty of banishme mt
l desire the happiness of my country, and to OBJ
tain it, seen no other means than Federal insti
tutions, and, if necessary, Annexation to the
United States; for in that measure Mexico woult
discover and inexhaustable source of wealth ane
prosperity, in exchange for that grand riddle, that
squaring of the circle, which Gen Santa Anna
called snationality.
The day will come when this shall take place
and in the meantime, Sir, ought to, and do, pro
and in due time shall demand the reparatior
due for the loss and prejudice to which it has sub
jected me. Dios g etc. MARINO ARISTA.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25
Testimony from Iowa.

The base slander, that Col. Medill is given to
intemperance is beginning to attract the attention
of men of other States, who are familiar with the
life of the Col, and they are perfectly indignant
that any one should have the temerity to give ut
terance to an accusation so devoid of truth. We
cut the following from the Burlington Telegraph,
ia paper neutral in politics and edited by Mr.. Nor
gan, formerly of this section of the county,
Read it:- Chsllicothe Advertiser.
OHIo.-When a man becomes candidate for
Governor, then is the time he will be lied upon
lsmost beautifully This fact is strkingly illus.
rated in the case of Col Medill, at present can
didate for Governor of Ohio. We see it charged
against him among other things, that he is intem-
perate. Although the people of Iowa may feel
no special interest in the result, yet there is les
son in the fact instanced which may be useful
and one which the people should always keep in
mind when perusing the columns of a reckless
press. We have known Col. Medill intimately fol
almost twenty years, and can truly say that we
have never known man of purer morals, or ol
more ridgid or exemplary habits That man
should be so vilanously maligned, simply because
he is in public position, or candidate for public
favor. is one of the most infamous as we'll as one
off the most distinguished features of the politica
press-and it is high time that the people should
in some emphatic manner, put the seal of,condem
nation upon such practice. tz. &,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-05-25

We find the following report of the Crow Bar
Bill lease pending in the the Circuit Court of the
u. 8. for the District of Ohio at the April Term,
1853, in the Statesman of Friday: g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
amounted 10
$500 10

Being ihrre years interest The S25 COO Total
n nanIc contributions 10 this date $1,000 0U
ms view Is not perfectly complete for oms some
snah Wi'cfs vi hterst-laxcs and water one
soc' anu lc heavier Items ut expenses since lSt9
interest upon all expenditures on the other so.tha Il il
less favorable 20 MS than II complete but il s su
cen 10 give some Idea ol the immcns. ,Sproporiion bc
tween HE rcai hucns ana expenses OF the College and
IN" donations which have been from public sources
Bnt il The gifts Of The city and the Stale in lei4 and s50
i bern len times as great they w-e what would il
prove IN regard 10 the question under discussion Why
The Medical ScE0 Gi the lime of its foundation in 1897
ana or seven years afterwards was is be conceded
mat II was) work G( private enterprise reared and sustain
81 by private funds only and by thereof private lights
hcriie vested in The Professors those right taken
away BY the public gift especially there nothing in the
form oil the gift 10 indicate such Intention. II is impos
solc 10 perceive how gift 10 the Medical Faculty by the
city or ny The State could have the elect taking way any
righ from me Faculty or o giving any power the
Trustees of Hampdrn Sidney who are even named in
these transactions unless some such condition
annexed To The gift None such expressed Ger lain
" none such can bt implied from The nf giving
fnr n gilt implies i benefit and burden.
,ur time and the readers patience will allow US 10
notice all The specimens OF The cando and accuracy these
anlt nders Some lew Others Of them, however must be
,tlcti. coSCLupgp SECOND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
TIE NE w S.

,,oppop ALTON LECTION or WYTllEVILLE -
~ S,dv Iast the voters Of wy.hcve accepted the pro
visions Of an Act passed BY the last Virginia Legislature
le stool for the act % 10 ~ asaiiS' ''' " ~
81 majority Tor the law
CANDID ArES.-George II. ';i'mer. James M "m'l'" @
nJ William NJ. Trcdway OF pusvvania, William l. Cog.
n and Gusavus A. Wngfci Of BEDFORD are announces m
=, nti,ars for the Judgrship o! the Circuit maze Facn "
,,, .h q, the anlented lalatrrro. These geh'icmu p'
.ess all the requisite qualifications l"f oe pcns''. CO..
them Mc.sfs. Is~ny ana nIssn n yngsJ were mem
hr,. of The Reform Convention Messrs Mhilile ana iied
way are 'e''e'a''' "~ abingdon Democrat
sTaTuARY FOR THE U. $. CAplToL.-Ihe U. -
steamer nginecr master T. r omsteud arrived mere yes
,eJay from Washington, with ordnance stores 't c
(ioa;e Savannah She reports ihe ith'an p,'S h. 81
,, rohorn as having arrived below Old Point WIN o'a
lu,,y for the Capitol At Washington INC =. -. W.. -
lowed up Washington this morning oy ne stshrl ,n
neer
COUNTY SUBSCRIpTlON.-Th County C@art 0, ,h,s
.,n,v on Monday last decided by vote OF 10 to L. I"
make subscription Of 81 ooG to the s,"Gh :" % ,e lnn5ne
road chartered by OF he last Legislature anu fA''no"s
n RnssrIl Old Court inlsc by Abingdon 10 some point
on the North Carolina '".-[ abingdon Democrat
,,,,cKENs iArClIED WITHOUT A HEN 1t
was stated to No. las, week, BY respsctloie @ o.
,,mcr of yheyile has nrn, when hau oc' s"E w
'at"1' " @ To, on. week in ia and il happened
hat while cleaning grain che was scared rom e anu,
accident the tsEa s were wste The chickens
49, nn we'll II seems hard 10 b. believed, nht u s 'tne.
| arc ""'s WytherWe Republican,
| MEDICAL, SOCIETY Or flhniNia.-ino 'la"so,
; =, M. hjrti.rh annual meeting OF THIS society," WIN
1o m n. r.al's oh. P,e.ieuts) address ptehae lac
-. i, nu,nuhrl rnrIn The address abohnds 10 inter
80; ,,,.,s 10 be medical prolesson and states That me
T,ris which have been made 10 render The opshl"au"
sf and firen been attended with signal so n .rs
mnrI Thomas f. Atkinson, Of Danvie ~as r"c,," i's'
snt for The ensuing year. Docss Carter Jonns, p"
w,hnond Henry & Worsham, OF Din"idde be. ~ ny "
~ 81 richmond Thomas Creigh Of tireenorIer a.: J. d.
Mnr,ut of Richmond and Francis r. Atroolne a,s,o, y.
I'm VIE. Presidents z. C.. Coach, Rrco'oms ~ ti;
II Lewis Assist Recording Secretary W. ~ S,t w
! Corresponding Secretary; James Bottom '''''"'' ~
> ''a'Se' IPetersburg inteligeneer.
i ,I of The Iron Shovel Plough pa
-, w. IT, r. psp.tt Of Clarke county, Va, ani which
is 10 be exhibited by Agent al The Worlds Ear !" N.%
"'A a, w in me Valley and elsewhere aud slrlEes Us
~ ra@nu" Ie qualities d durability freedom from clog
I s ,s ssaSa on Ss fhss hoos @ eSsa
J ti. ,his ssnny.nlion.-[ .ikrandria Candle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

THE ARCTIC EXpEplllON.-The Phrnix anl Dill.
eenca were spoken on the 9h june, oil Cape Farewell by
the Desperate which had arrived Shterncss from tie
Arctic expedition The squadron had enf"un"feh large
masses of floating lee. There were number 'i "'aes
seeI all which I'D fish, and extremely ase "u
steam vessels proved most decidedly advantageous =" n
king .heir way through the loose, hoallng zee he body o
e ship clearing for the full and free action ni The
prop.er while the floats Of the paddle wheels
constantly requiring the stopping OF the engines 10 replace
defective floats unable contend with the heavy o
floating ice alongside.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

keep down the Socialists, and that OF itself makes hin
popular Ia him alone all parties have confidence. ncnns
rnmists and the Younger branch If the Orransts toli
dread the Socialists. The of Napoleon thc grea
Napoleon" is dear 10 this people, who also in favor
present Napoieon all think he s necessary TO proven
civil war, otherwise lie would have such numerous
pa lzans Ii he to die be killed. il would bs nI
with the Bonaparie family rs he none fnj"ys ron"
drnre, but none ol the others IN The least degree , =
Whatever may be The roUrse OF events n Europe 'hc UNI
ted States have plain policy marked out before ue ah
they will only continue in The path laid down oy tue mus
tous founders ol the Republic and Keep enie a"ol r"
all matters of Euopean politics and disconnected from al
their ,,harrels, magnificent destiny awaits the'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.
Ior,syuLe, Aug. 3-Boyd and Breckenridge, Democrats.
r.inp, Cox Hodge aud Preston, Wings are cef'sn'y
t.cIed 10 Conaress-showing Wing gain Of two Four
IN hcur from,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

NEW YORK Auscsr 8FIour is l5m Sales o. l-oV, y,
ibis al IS. $500 bushels wheat at sl'o
3 OyO bus shells corn yellow, al - cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

RAlI. ROAD ACCIDENT.
PHLapELpHrA ArG. "a train OF cars on the pe',aeie
naJ,y,,a o,d vas thrown off the track Lambert
vile last evening Ten persons were Killed ana h'ee"
wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05

BALTIMORE Auo 3-Sales of 200 bbls hour al % i
. 3, is Wheat and corn steady at former prces
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-05
KENTUCKY ELECTlO

c ucC,Il of the u. s. Navy, died at Bordento"n, N
mp ~. la ult His age was about 70years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
GENERAL AGENCY.
WASHINGTON. D. c.


sTNHE Subscriber offers his services to thu pub
Il lie in the prosecution of claims before Com
gress or any Of the Departments of the Govern
ment. Some years. experience as Disbursng
Agent of theinlian Department, with a general
knowledge of the mode of transactng business in
the Offices Of the Government, enables him to
promise satisfaction to all who may intrust bust
ness ofthis characterize his care. ~
lie viii also give special attention. 10 The collection
Of Claims dgai parties residing in the Disfriri Of
Cothmbia or rict,afy; 10 regulating Loans as rel
as ne p,srchose or sale Of Stocks, Real Eaate land
Warrdafs. Sc, SC, or furnsh"in formation to cor
respondents residing at distance, in regard to
any business which may interest them at the seat
of Government
all eases where il is necessary, the legal SER
vices Oft the Hon. SAMUEL CHILroN will be secured
Beay- Office over the Banking House of SELDOM.
WfTnERs ( Co, to whom he refers
JAMES j. MILLER.
y D. References ofthe most satisfactory char
acter will be given to correspondents in whatever
State they may reside. i5s SO seol
August g. 49, d es stg4 t-1atHass t4 sA6il 9asv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
ICE, CREAM

7 4 s The lee Cream season has again commenced
~ "A. the subscriber would respectfully inform his
old customers and the public generally, that he
will continue, as heretofore, to manufacture the
best quality Of Ice Cream. lie has also return.
ished his two Saioons-- Ladies and ,ientle.nen's-
and feels confident that he accommodate all in
the best manner who may favor him with call
And to the Ladies he wonld say, that he has
male arrangements SO their Saloon win at no time
be occupied BY Gentlemen, unless accompanied by
Ladies'.
s.r Families supplied with any quantity at the
shortest notice. q. REANfiAL
may III. burke Street
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
FRESH AlsRDF.N,.
lust RECEIVED. ,he Rness ssscr,mes
~ Of tsapfeeborug ang fregss eref niTrrs,

ttSF kECElN ED. the finess assortment
~ of GanfeebeHafg aFy freiss ever piIrr, d
al his usarkef tFFs#
Caadiss Rock Csndy. couch de-, Ascidu.
lated Dtops. Gum "a. Jrly Cakcs and = gen.
eraI assori,pepi q Common Candy.
fsa,iis . ansss. Lemons prunes. Eaisens,
Figs, Ian,rrins, Ctrtenis. enron, &c.. Sc.
.Ntfs--A lsnsmsls, perosn Mats. Ground az
PeaNuss. Palm DO Ginger 10 &c.,Sr Alt
OF which we wasrrnfte he fresh. CafinnsI see.
Fancy .i,iieits Work Boxes. Car,s Cssrx,
Pearl do ivory do. paprrr niaehp 10 PR
fsn,ea Emory Bags. Pou Alu,its--sf the iae
'es, s'yk End shsmasi com pises,si ever hsouUas
10 The market. six Bead Purses o. every w.
rfety. Cotai Necklaces, Coral Bracelets, White
livery DO. Ned livery 5ns. AnipitS. Sc. Be-
All OF the las.s, and NEST fashionable sn irs.--
Call arb Gee for yourselves. Fss
.Nbsicat festrumehh -Nsolins. Flutes. Ae.
cordeons. Musical Bcxes. Sc. All Of which
We will sell ON the most accomplishing irnns
Jvne s. 1858. WM II. HESbErfNE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31

PUBfta 1sALE
= VALUABLE VIRGINIA. LAND


yrHE andsrzishsd srssstor d Anthssg Roscn.
bergsr decd. ,wiII sell at public aastion to
the bigbest bidder, IN trent Of the Cooft-h house
S1g II octobtrs ICs,af- dsrj is5a hat desirable
Tract ofLand known IS the !. Rosenbersers Farm. {
Containing M - $500
800 Acres and "a Poles, .sg
to be divided into two portions~--fhe former con.
tanning 200 acres the latter $50 acres aud 70 poles
OF the former about &c acres are Id hsdtQ 7ya.ter
ths balance higbly. cultivated, with good fencing,
aud wsll watered by . never FAILING STR FAN
running near the Dwellings, There arc three
ORCHARDSnp the Farm, two Apple rs-x
and one Peach. g NJ $500 <ssTy
The improvements consist ofa comfortable brick
Dwelling, Kitchen, and all other Out Buildings
A8s necessary to the convenience Of Farming.
3iiI such "a. A. good Barn and stablng two
EIIL Corn Houses and Sheds, two good Tenant '
Houses one large STRAW Hotse, Stone Dairy Or
two stories, Carriage House poultrpu House. Meat
Houses, &c Also, good Gistern, a wen OF Pure
Limestone Waterin the yard, with Pump attach
Iof the latter tract about % acres are heavily
timtered 1.-THE, balance highly cuftivated-w
fenced and wateretl by stream running through
the tract near the dwelling This tract like the
former is furnished with good Dwelling, Kitch-
en- Barn, StabliBg, Corn House, Smoke Hoase and
a never failing we'll OF water il, the yard :
There arc also upon the Tract 70 W. scattering
fruit trees. ssAsgfneNs 81
The Farm 10 situated in Berkeley County. three
miles Northwest of Martinsburg Ave miles South
ofHcdgesviIlc, and three miles West Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Rail Road, adjoining the lands of
Nlessrs. Nadenbousch. JnosM Small, Jno. p. Wal
ters and others Its location and advantages rem
der it one of the best market farms inthe County
les richness Of soil is acknowledged superior to any
in the County. ifnot in the Valley AE1g
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
7 RADWAY,S MEDICAL SOAP.

vINHE superior efficacy of this highly medicated
compound over all other cosmetics for purify
ing the skin and curing Salt Rheua, Ring Worm
Rash, letter, chaptd flesh, and importing to the
compilation that beautiful roseate tint which ma
ture intended it should have, is Acknowledged 10
stand beyond the reach ofrivalry. lls,4 "a
Railways Soap is purely balsauic in its proper
ties it cleanses, heals, purhes, and mparis beauty
to the complexion of all who use it. e
This soap we can recommend as hcing very
Superior article from our wnsexperienee, =
Just received, and for sale by
July 10 NM. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
Opposite THE MaRKET-IIoUSE,

TIME undersigned has Just received large
~ addihof 70 His STOCK ofGOODs. render
ing his assortment of LADIES' GOODS, The
most complete IN .iiar,nrbufg. fits stock is
entrriysnew, selected with great care. with es-
pecIal reference 10 the Spring and Summer
trade. land WILDE sold l5w Cali al once
Nav 25 HENRY MYERS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

0AF, Lump, Crushed, Pulverized and Clari-
i fed Sugars; New Orleans, Sugar house and
syrup Molasses; New Orleans and Porto Rico
brown Sugar; Rice. Ginger. Nut Meg Pepper
Alspice, Cinnamon, Mace, Saleratas, Indigo Black
and Green Teas, very superior; Herring, Mack
eral, Salt, Tar. Nails, &c. &c, all of which we are
selling at low figures,
s. e. 'fiss's y4iNARSDALE s. GOSNELL.
;,,I,, 81 70 -. r I I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-31
FREDERICK
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, B.V,M.

hblpEM UP lIE v lAStil lIUlN, DtNt Ius
FIR EDERICK CITY, MD. oHE
INliE exercises of this Institution will be resu.
i med on Tie first Aoadoy in September.
TERMS PER ANNUM; stt
Board and Tuition, with the French Language
sis9 iii desired) SAY ft 500 90
Stationery, Washing, Mending, Bed, Bedding,
s'71 Doctors Fee, sc. ~ hei9a SIC, 90
Music on the Harp, Piano or Guitar forms an adj
ditional charge Also, lessons in the Latin, Ger
man. Italian and Spanish Languages, Drawing and
PAINTING are likewise extra charges. Entrance
IS, ,rf
4, BoARDERS pay the current charges semi AN
nually IN advance. DAY Scholars, "a aarterly
When a term has been commenced If the pupil
be withdrawn, the Parent or Guardian becomes
subject to the full expense ofthe unexpircd term
unless sickness or dismissal require the removal
Pupils are received at any time during the year,
and the charge is estimated from the date of their
entrance. Those ofany denomination are admit
ted sad % rr7sta egeps ~ siHfH ataa.s.r.
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