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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOn CALIFORNIA
~ Reduction in prces Of passage-United States Mail
Company with the Pacific Nail steam
California and Oregon, via Aspnwal and Panam.The u
Mail eam.hp Company intend to despatch for Aspnwa
warren q street. the fast sailing stesmer oE0kGE Law
flo Mail Steamsh Company's steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS
Capt. r. L. Person Through tickets California by these
avorite steamers be purchased At low prices
The transit Of the lsthmus at the Of the
Is made in part by railroad aud the facilities
crossing the sthmus cannot be found on any
other road to Califoia For passage apply to A. WHIT
NEY, at the ofhoe. III West street. Of Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

EVAPORATION NOTICE.-PgBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ given to the owner or owners occupant occupants
q AL houses and lots improved lands affected
that the following assessments have been completed
examin by all psrsons Wis.,
For building sewer in Sixth street from First to near So
eond .enue The limits embraced by such In
cude all the several houses and lots OF ground vacant
pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides Of Sixth
street and First and the east Of Sixth
street and Second All whose interests
Affected by the above named assessments and who
posed to either OF he requested
their in writing to the undersigned their oce
Hall Of Records Within thirty days from the date Of
this nosice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL
Ooe Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. October
81, 1855
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS.


o REGENT, NO. 7 BOULEVARD DE LA MADE
Alne speciality Of furs and ladies' cloaks.
young gsntlemonLM DELACOUR, late President Of the
dss Fosses ST. Victor, boarding school, which 10 placed
under the immediate supervision Of the University Of France
admission POyteehaic Schools .he military school
Of St. Cyr, the Schools Of Forets, Mines 10. Young
gentlemen wishing acquire perfect knowledge Of the
french language will be thoroughly taught The best and
the most experienced professors of Paris attached to the
school Every Sunday the pupils sent to the ohurshe.
Of their respective The price Of board u
expenses included is 500 with private mess taken
with the family of n. Delacour and private $3.50
year with the taken company with all the pupils
and bed in the eneral dormitory.
n. de Toqueville,
n. Ampere, ! or the Institute OF France.
Barthclemy st. Hilaire,
REFERENcEs UNITED STATES.
Mr. D. Prescott, of Boston.
Mr. Rives, late United States Minister to Franco.
Hon. Edward Everett, of Massachusetts,.
Mr. VIM B. Astor of New York.
Mr. Langdon Of New York.
Mr. Felton, do
Mr. sedgwick, Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

- so. CHRlSTY 4 WOODS NINSTRELS, NO. ~
" Broadway, above Howard street.
OPEN EVERY EVENIN0.
Gee ohristy s hnoxnl stAxs Manages
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
DANCES, MORO DELINEATIONS,
BURLESQUES, ETC, ETC.
Doors open 81 ~; commences at7k O'Clock.
0eoYes Chry-aa twelve
years injection with Ethiopian mnstresytakes this
method oinormng his friends the public that
formed copsrtneship with Mr. H. Wood Of Minstrel Hail.
Broaaway At which place he will appear every evening"
modious hall his professional capacity lopes his on
beavers to please viii meet with that which his
yorabe and nasorins nov promise No sOr
pubic have heretofore accorded him.
GEO. n. HARRINGTON
professionAlly Known 0eorge ChriaSY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

CORPORATION NOTlCE-PUBLIU NOTICE IS
supants fall houses and lots improved unimproved
lands affected thereby that the following
have been The Asssssor and are lodged IL
all persons interested viz For in Madison street.
from No. 76 to the built in Madison street at
Rutgers street. The limits embraced by such assesssmenS
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
pieces and parcels OF land situated on both sides OF
north side Of Rutgers street from Henry to hadson
street. the side Henry street between Pike
Rutgers strees All persons whose interests Affected
BY the above named assessments and who cd TO
the either them, requested to their
SbjsctiSns in writing the at their oOe
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,>
Ofce Bureau Of Assessments Street Department., Nov.
8, 1853.
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by given the owner or owners oeoupantor occupants
thereby the been
by and lodged in the the Bureau Of
building sewer in Mercer street from the
include all the and lots Of rround
lots pieces and Of on both sides
Of Mercer street. fra Bescker street to Amty street. north
ey Of Mercer and Blocker and the Southwest
ner Of Amy and Mercer streets All whose
posed e hs same or either Of them requested
No Hall Of Records wi hin thirty days from the dase Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE, : Assessors,
49, CHARLES McEIELL,
nce bureau OF Assessments Street Department., Oot 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

CTEAh BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Tie Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamer GLASGOW, 96a tons 400 horse powerD Robert
wss.ssSay Jsnes5y S At T. O'clock First oasn
third class, S25-stewad's fees included Apply to
j. McSYMON. dwnv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

NEW AND ORIGINAL soNGs-JUsT PUBLIsHs CD,
IN Buckleys Ethiopian Melodies containing all the new
ders opera 3s Broadway including the cello
brated Laughing Song" Good Bye, Fond Hearts at
Home "Musquito Song" Never more Clara Dear" 60
Price 12% cents.
PiiiiIP j. CoZANs. Publisher, 1Is Nassau street,
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made in part BY railroad, facilities
s;F az.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
ad1nss ss q.
Only line giving tickets including the Ishmus
leave pier NORTH rya 81
Ga san WITH ss NEW ss assr
steamship Brother Jonathan, 1000 bgrthen
sston These steam ers are unsarpsssd in thor
ventilation and Recommendations For information or pas
sage eRfS S1s 'SoRcAN Agent. No. Bowling Green
&c NEW pous.n ENGINE
az sssi soss y X the Pacific NAH Steamship COMPANY
"A, Edward viii clear their good. and send in bills Of
adns as the ship will 80 e sea On Monday
East river half her cargo already engaged, will
sasa f re
FoR BERMUDA ASn ST. THoMAsmTFE ROYAL
ssS s' III psssmSaI ISIS sssSrdsy J,nussy ISL
SS On n1 TcSf sds M FOR
between New York and ST. Thomas She has lofty poop
and sssss ss Tf s'2s
f'r'rsifh' or passage PGRGyS%RD No. 4Bowlins Green
ma. nA steamship PTS ISABEL VIM Roas oomnsndsr
% e R O. o. e.
9Th ''s %GHSA l SIsss
L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNITEp STATES
IL Mail Line.-1he new and speg did steamship ALA
Der To- from p sss Nc ss.' a fSsf Appy Broadway
The Augusta, Thomas Lyon, leaves on Saturday, No
yember 10 Through tickets from New YORK 10 Jacksonve
$sl; Pilatka S3S.
LHoR CHARLESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING
U. s. Mail Line The new and double. engine steamship
Union r. Adams Commander, wi leave Pier No. N. X.
on Wednesday November 18TH at O'clock precisely
For freight apply beard where all bills Of lading will DO
signed and for passage at the office of SP0FFARD TILES
TON CO., 30 Broad way, Through tickets to Florida
follows:-Jacksonville, ssh Piatka, $33
EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
IL United SsAtes Mail line.-The steamship ROANOKE,
Captain Cayendy leaves Tuesday, and the JAMES
TOWN ptsin Parrsh, Saturday, at O'Clock NJ
from pier Is North river the accommodations for passen
gers by ships For freight apply On
board, and for passage to
ITO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS THE ELEGANT SIDE
i wheel steamship Roanohe 100 tons burthen, Captain
Tdw Cavendy, will leave Pier b. NJ r., Tuesday 18th
inst at clock, r. for Norfolk, Petersburg Rich
mond connecting Norfolk with the Scabonrd and Roanoke
satepaom iueiuded to NorfoR, S. to Peser.bus and
kichmond $40 Steerage haf price. Apply to LUD
LAM PLEASANTs, 80 broadway.
nor sALE-TuE FIRST CLASS STEAMER Ell PARA
Ruay, formerly known as the steamer Roger Williams.
burhen, coppered and fsteno
remarkably fast saer draws only elk feet water and
would suit for the Lake. Texas or Florida trade Her hu
boilers engines In frat rate order For terms and
conditions OF bale apply to WILLIAM MURE, New Or.
Leans.
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HyoHPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERR
" By Owen to the owners occupant occupants
Of and lots improved lands affected
ehereky that the following
~ and are lodged the ono. Of the Bureau Of
HlaFgnE westerly side Of Mercer street. from No.
9 Mercer street The limits embraced by such assessment
olude all the several houses and lots Of ground
pieoes and parcels Of land situated side Of Mercer
street. 10 feet north from the Of Broomo street. All
persons whose interests are Affected by named
and who opposed the same or Of
Ahem requested to present their objections wrtng
- the sndersigned, At their OH No Hall OF heooross
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
CHARLEs J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES Men ELL,
Once Bureau OF Assessmsnts Department New A.
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DUCKLEY'S sERENADERS, $50 BRoADWAY-BY A
ID great combination of talent aud perfect harmony this
company arc enabled to produce Monday evening" Now
H. and during the week. grand burlssque from
NORMA" with powerful chorus of Druids Walking
Evening Party" with Matrimonial Blessings" is also
the progr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-13

CUNCEKT HAIL. CHESTNUT STREET,
Above Twelfth street.
ON MONDAY EVENING, NOV. IA,
NJ Julien will give Graad Concert which occasion
attractive programme vii be presented. including
THE AMERICAN QUADRlLLR.
DISLEY'S VARIETIES, WASHINGTON CiTY-THIS
III and be tful theatre. 81 ,ted centrally Penn
syvania avenue below Tenth street will for regular
dramatic representations Monday Nov "a Tho varie-
ties has been style Of elegance aud
hitherto at the seat Of and the
Ia full md efficient.
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MUSICAL.

MUsIC.-MME PETTIGREW, PROFESSOR OF PIANO
M forte and singing, combining the German and Italian
schools respectfully informs her pupils aud friends that she
is prepared her instructions at her rosdence
$50 Ninth avenue (Chelsea or at her pupils Apply be
tween and p NJ References: Mossrs SSharfenbsrg Luis
IA BROADWAY.
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ADLLE GABRIELLE DE LAMO TIE, PIANISFE, THH
Xl only srtist who number her
distinguished and ustrous aster Nsnaelssohn, Ltal
Prudent snd slberg respectfully that beg
FIRST Grand CONCERT IN AMERICA
will take place Thursday evening, Novsm IT, 1t
NIBLOS CONCERT SALOON,
which occasion she will present puhaSe
the elegant and classical programmes Of
certs in Psrs London and yienna Particulars in utsxs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-24
THE MARRIED WON ANS.
Private Medical Companion.

should have been sold. i
1t racticsbcfso convey fully the vario'n subjects
treated OF. they Of strictly intended for the
married. q those contemplating marriages but female
desrou of enjoying health and that beauty upon
health repaucse % her own harpiness and t9.
Of her husband hut either has Will obtain will
hear. his necunary iinprat enent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-24
PUBLIC SALE
r,IITABLE VIRGINIA LAND.

,,uy undersigned, executor Of Anthony Roseit'
s..ss, decd, viii sell at public auction. to
i eIsss, bidder. In front Of the Courthouse,
hs hlsIs ,,,y Berkeley County. on Aonday, The 10Th
Nar'iIl'g1 ssss(r fCDusf-daU 1853. that desirable
Sy II Land known as the Rossnberger Farm
so''''nlssSs lao Acres and % Poles,
:. divided into two portions-the former con-
80 Doc acres latter go acrcs ana % poles
y, fcrmer aboat 10 acrss are IN hsdrg Timber
~ s.lsnes highly cultivated with good fencing,
ds o a4n s,tsrsd By never FAILING STR Fam
|saas;rg near The Dwellings. There are three
dTagSr,TIfRDs upon the Farm, two Apple vscr,
s,d one Peach. 90
o. ;tnryoyements consist Of comfortable brick
..,;no Kitchen and all other Ont Buildings
80. nscessary to the convenience Of Farming,
H..5 such as good Barn and Stabling, two
H,Ii Germ Houses and Sheds, two good Tenants
- - one large Straw House. 5toBes Dairy of
nv .ores. Carriage House, Poultry House, Meat
,tonsss &c. Also, good Cisterp, q well Of Pure
im,ts.one Water in the yard, with Pump attach
N the latter tract about 35 acres are heavily
,snlsrei--.the balance highly cultivated--well
t.osed. and waieredby stream running through
|, The tract near the dwelling This tract like the
"pmsr Is furnished with q good Dwelling Kitch.
~ Farm. stabling, Corn House, Smoke House, and
Il as,er falling we'll of wateg in the yard. lasg
There are also upon the Tract a few scattering
brut trees. al,
l0iIes North west Of Martinsburg FIVE miles South
Sgeiyesyille, and three miles West of the Balti.
L.'ore and Ohio Rail Road, adjoining the lands Of
klers. Nadenbousclh Jno. VI Small, Jno p. Wal
fers and others Its location and advantages REM
[er Il one Of the best market farms in the County.
6,s richness of soil is acknowledged superior to any
4 the County, If not in the Valley i4I
Term, Of Sqle,--Fiye hundred dollars to be paid
IAN the day Of sale on each tract, one third nclu-
i've Of said $500 to be paid on the lst day of APRIL
lisa, at which time possession win be given; the
balance in two equal annual payments, with inter-
Lst from the time Of possession. Deferred pay
bnent to be secured by the bonds ofthe purchaser
and deed Of trust on the land All grain grow
linz upon the land reserved.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing the Farm will call on
DR. Ptzer residing upon the premises, or the I'M
aersgned, living near Martinsburg. gagi 81
!" GEO III. MCCLURE,
Executor ,eitt ITifl anaexed
August II, !s53.-ts
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for medicine
Here was hope for the sick recorded lonr apo.
and every year adds new rrosf II "a, -
-, '9' s'''es
'ha' 'it A' Prp'np'ises Sia'i NY isiis
As medical science discovers and designates the
remedies nature has given one by one. Tho IL.
aau..,sa.l a:,.a..s asss. 81, ~, ls' 55 -
's7sS ~ t'se 1850 7" the cohtfoi OF
art. OF all the ipaiadies vs. sssEpF frp1 asne has
carried more victims 20 an Hus1me'y grave than
Consumption OF the LuiigS Ssfbjo3aed eTe Rive
some evidence that This too ,,,y III al ~, all tbat
r. WI
pulmonary Complaints, inaii their rfass may be
removed by CHERRY PKcronAlv
Space will not permit us to publish here a,,v
nroportion Of do cures n has afrse, ~ ~. r..
" y 'Ao
'sen ' oeio" n'n'eaI WIZ surhish otf tlfcular,
free, whcreon are full particulars and indisputa-
bic proof Of these facts
sutfere,s. .eo,, D.. rs.,,aa ss
ts.,,, ,x,s,.r,,s ~ !, c.,,,,f,,
- - - - 80 : -" ~
49, Nasshyu'e, Tenn Jpne To 1871. !
Sir: ] have repeatedly used your Cherry Pee
toral for whooping cough and inapanza and hare
no hesitation in pronouncing itaeomplete rene
dy Four o. my children nave esen f,i'iesed with
these diseases ana the free use q the has
| always afforded almost instant relief
g. JAMES aIoyER.e
& We attest the truth Of the above statement.
" McGaty,s editor Of the Nashville Wing
T. ~ zinpaer'ran. Druggist
Ho ~ = ~ 'os ~ e = soerns
| i''sDu' y 4 =, 70 - 'og,.
pear sir: FOR three years nave peen alliet-
Gu WIN eonsn, 50 distressing aha' -!fequen'1y
J uespaifeu OF recovery much OF me Nhc ~ was
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-24

vrTIYr 4 ~xrf "a -L-xz4EX "A. -
NJ 49, ~ 5v'o ~ ~ s susuces on WsaHesaay,
w nc z9sh nrst; the following
DEUGAEAU Dyfk wru4wn - -
WA,S ssWas - VIZ
4 Tynrese and q H07yos4
~
~. SHeep and Hogs. n q -. &c.,
q W,oane 4 Ta~t 49,
es 80 49, 4
z AB0rShedr PtOztghS aetr.
J0ub7e md Sin air GJo,.eJ blanche /.
ru- 4, ~ - ~
"a sWagoH Cedr$i u Whedt FAM
~ III fsIffff1r Rdrs Tyds,e /I., M H.,
assss -, 5' Wy ~ 'D'I
- sl4tfTtHuSf0Hl ctdndS OF Bees
a M ar Rxrou mi ,..3
~ ~ 1900 s*t'N 4Stts{us al
YOU@cItOId nmn r. Sfrusnrs gsrp,v, ffure
Is -. =. 80 e ~ 80 q "a - 4 - -
ConslStingxOf beds and HedsfeadS.
Tiki. SrA.... 49,
A1otcs AsHVS q, DUTcHHSJ = i
l first rate RiHe
0 or, i. $3.50. -
otvOess ore Cooking et0uey
| Safe 1 L0H1oe. and ,os,u ofhsy mr..
49, - S ".ts'y $500 -
ttcieS NOT neceSSary 10 mention.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-24
FREDERICK
EADEMY OF THE VISITATION, BY M,
FRED ERICK CITY MD

AVADEMl UF THE VISITATION. BY M,
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
VIE exercises of this Institution win be rcsu-
i med on The first Monday in September.
s7e TERMS PER ANNUM. ehG
'Oard and Tuition, with tue French Language
!, tif desiredl DOW t 500 90
stationery, Washing, Mending, Bed, Bedding,
Doctors Fee, &c. $1,000
iusic on the Harp, Piano or Guitar forms an nd
itional charge. Also, lessons in the Latin, G. err
nan, Itslian and spanish Languages, Drawing and
|anting are likewise extra charges. Entrance
Is.
BOABDERS pay the current charges semi-an-
1ually in advapce. DAY Scholars IA aarterly
| When term has been commenced if the pupil
ihirawn, the Parent or Guardian becomes
ss.Ss to the full expense of the unexpired term,
NY ~ Nc sness or dismissal require the removal
h. e's are received at any time during the year,
~ charge is estimated from the date of their
Aee those ofany denomination are admit
met % smo
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-24

BuRKs STREET. sAfsTrxssURG, VA.
III AVE just received from Baltimore, and have
1 4 opened a.large addition q their stock az
Ilardware. itis tie largestcyeR dharekto The cii-
rpnspfsHsgkeley enpefvlig selected hougllt for
cash, and win be sold at a small advance Thcv
respectfully request their customers and the1ab-
lie generally to call and examlnes sssisa
AnrsS II -
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Opposite THE MiRkET-HeESE.

fEsHE unle4sfsn ta has Just received large
Loaalsliton 10 sisssiock ofGOODSs render
ing his ASSORTMENT of Lab iisSises0ODS. The
mesl complete lin Aiarlnabarg. HIS stock Is
eniireiyinew,, sslect ted with great care. with es-
perial reference .to4ihe Spring and Summer
ilrades and wiilibe sold low Cai1aat once. 1aat
Nav %. HENRI YlMY Frs r.
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ys- On receipt or One Dollar Cor The nno Edit
ton, extra binding0 saTTIE MARRIED. woAfANsS
fRfvATEl MEDICAL COMPANION IS sent (tnetsedE
FREQ 10 any part of The United States All letters must
be- postpaid, and addressed to DR.. a. NJ iAfAUfsI
CEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Publishing O1icer
No. 1919 Liberty Street, New York,
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Genuine Congress snum.

UST received very superior quality of this
~ Snuff those who are in want of something fine
in this way, win do well to giyeps call, as it
cannot be surpassed, so pronounced by one of the
best Judges of hearticle. Received and for sale
July 27, 1853 WM. DORSEY.
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.FRESIJ ,iISklr4f,
IESr RECEayEe, tie fiaesy assormvnf
~ e reafs<uqss it d ~ frfeas tysh offered

:. I, III 'ssss's fssE : 49, sssA o''''e'
Goodies - Rock canav Cough d.. Ascidu-
lated Drops, Gum Do BELLY Cakes. and gen-
efaI assosiment pf cutumQn Capdye. -,
ffuits--te tanges Qps, Zones. Raisens,
Figs, Tamefins. ChfrehtS, Clieon, s., &c..
Nuts AhAonss, Feeein Nuts GRAND or
Fsnssv .7rsitgss WORK Buxes Gard Cases,
Pearl % fsory DO. Pspier sAlaesfs to-, Pr
tfutned Emery Bags. Port Monies -zof he IA
festsffle hud me nIcst conpiicatefe ever brought
10 The fasFket. Silk Bead Purses of every ~
lriety. Conf NeeNlaces Cord Bracelets. Whne
ivory DO. Red IsorT tic n faulefs. Sc, &c -
Aluftbe laitst and fn@ss tashicnahse sty les =
Ca fand see For yourselves
.napsisnl L,sty,ssaA,sss@ yloifts, r'7uses. ht
leofsfaops. MeSeaI Boxes, Sc AN OF whfch
we will sell on The mos, ACCOMPLISHING ief4ns.
5aife g. 1855 VIM n. IFS LTffNfs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-08-24
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
essf I'm NHOrunm County,. aessI

pY virtue Of a decreal order d, The Circuit
lD Court Of Morgan County, made at the
last term in cause therein pending, in which
Redwood, Cook s. Co, are plllTs., and John
Stewart def. .the undersigned, as special Com
missioners. will proceed 10 sell at public anc-
lion. before the front door of the Court house
OF Morgan County, on Monday. The 22d day Of
August neal, lbeing Court day. between The
hours OF 10 a. m, and 5 p. M; the following
valuable tract of land, viz
A Tract Of Land. containing about
lO1 ACHES.
lying in the said County OF Morgan, between
Bath and the B. & o. Railroad. This land is
principally well improved. There is d.
"a Dwelling STABLES, and other improve MSiiii
menis or it. 1t is convenient TO The MILL
Railroad, and is we'll Numbered and well Wa
tered. The property is at presen, in the pos
session Of MIR, John Stewart, who can give
any further Information 10 persons desiring TO
purchase.
Terms One third Of the purchase money
in hand, one third IN nine months from the day
oil sale, aud the residue in IL months from the
day OF sale. The deferred payments 10 be Sc
cured by bonds, bearing interest from dale /;
and the title to be withheld until the last paw
ment be made. J. BLAIR HOGE.
J. S. DUCKWALL,
Spell Com'rs.
Berkeley Springs, July 81. 1852
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BaRRY,s TRICQPuERIS.

JNo you knew IL II not, Twill tell you all a
j Igreat secret, ifyou will just come and get it.
Barry's Tricopherus is the greatest Hair Oh on.
1t gyes beautiful gloss to the hair, and keeps it
Countrys For Sale by sA*f@
JNO. +. HARRISON,
August g. Druggist.
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LIVERY STABLE.
VALTAELE LAND For SALE.

A BOUT 100 neres of limestone Land of the
IN best quality, lying jim Berkeley county adj
joining the lands offs. o. Canninghan. 7. 7 Dugan
and John canningham's heirs Thi hand is con-
vehicnt TO four merchant mills, andiwthin a few
miles of depots for the Railroad aud Canal A
portion of the tract is heavily tinlbertd The inn
provencnts are ordinary, but with some repairs
can be made good aas Was
Terms easy.
gIFor further information apply to Norman
Miller, Esq, Martinsburg, Va.
GEORGE A.sP0RTERfIELD. <
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A Tract Of Land. containing about
lO1 ACggES
WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL.

WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL,
CONDUCTED on the system OF the Phia.
~ delphia and Baltimore High Schools. Es.
pecal provision is made for the study of Freneh.
German, and Spanish. The location is one of
The healthiesl in the Valley OF Virginia; and
parents who enlrust their sons 10 the Princpaps
care may be assured that every attention will
be paid TO their health and morals as well as
TO their education. 4a wFab f7l
Ut The Principal has permission to refer
to Hon. JAS. NJ. Mason, Rev. G. p. Krauth,
Lloyd Logan, ESD, and p. Williams, Esq.
AZ II. w. THORPE, A. ~, Principal, !,
S. Il. w. BECKER, A. NJ, Associate.
July 13. 1853. aiiW l;3-iae 81
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HlNchESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.

VIE exercisss of this School will be resumed
"a ts lra Moadag in September, under the su-
|lisbsd IVY Of the psincpal, aided by accom-
tn sua experienced female Assistants.
law l.. ,erms as heretofore. Further particulars
Psaed those wishing to patronize the school, :
es'' q ioot-6t* JOSEPH BAKER,
= Qfa. Principal
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cuEAP rDMoNADE,

z Just received an article called Lemon Sugar
~ for the purpose of making Lemonade. 1t is
putnp in neat pound packages all ready for use,
and makes as fine Lemonade as ever was drank
Calland see the article. Received for sale by
July 81, 1883 MN DORSEY.