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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30
DEMOCRATIC EXCUSES.

The democratic papers, of the
North, are not yet done with excus-
es For their late defeat. Admitting
them all to be valid, the fact remains
that they could only have been beat
en-, had they run strait out democrats
on a genuine democratic platform. -
They sought strength by adopting
halfand half Radicals, and reaped
the reward due to all compromises of
principle. War democrats were not
to be trusted because, in acting with
the Radicals, they forfeited principle
and ought to have forfeited conf g.
dence; and the wishy -washy Radicals
ought not to have been trusted be-
cause they never had any principles
to forfeit, and were trying,.by a mid
die course, to get into office, or to
aid in disorganizing the democratic
party by adding to the confusion OF
ideas, growing out of the various
questions raised during the war.
If the democrats claim to be the
party of principle, and still adhere
to the fundamental doctrines embo.
died in the constitution, and reduced
to practice by the fathers of the gov.
orament, there is enough of truth ant
justice in those doctrines to win the
support of majority, if fully pre-
scented and firmly adhered to. But
when the work of trimming begins
and a system of pandering to the
idea of availability is inaugurated
the party is at once adriit and, hav
ing no common rallying point, thu
members struggle off, the leaders be
come tricky demagogues, looking
solely to their own personal advan
cement, and disintegration and de
feat are the necessary results.
The Chicago Times, once a power
full leader Of the party, secs in it
policy, the symptoms Of growing
weakness, if not dissolution, and find
it polite to adopt the most ultra o
Radical hcresies as the only means b,
which democracy can recover its los
ground. Forgetful of slime honor
ed principles" it strikes for 9Th
loaves and fishes" and, to the exten
of its influence, weakens the hol,
upon the popular heart, of ever.
patriotic sentiment that demands thu
preservation Of the constitution an
the administration of the strictes
justice in evcrv department of tn
government. When the leaders bar
ter principles for office, it is folly t
expect the masses to remain true ant
steadfast. The late experiment ha
demonstrated that the Democrat
party must return to first principles
or be absorbed by Radicalism.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30

RADICAL politicians are treating
the national malady according to the
theory, that "thc hair of the dog is
good for the bite" They are aware
that the ignorance and immortality OF
the white voters are the cause of
existing evils, and they propose, as Il
remedy, little more of the same
sort, with change of color in the
new electors. The remedy may sue
coed, though none but knavcs or fools
would prescribe it,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30

THE Legislature, it seems, is tax.
ing another step towards the point,
beyond which forbcarancc will cease
to be a virtue. That step, is the ex-
clusion from service on juries, Of all
who are not competent to vote under
the second edition of the Franchise
law. This, the Radicals believe, will
place the ex-rebels completely in
their power, against whom, doubtless,
there will be instituted system Of
prosecution and persecution fully
commensurate with their vindictivC
hate, By the close Of the session,
the patience of the majority will have
been fairly tested, and if similar
Legislature ever again assemblies il
the Capitol, We, for one, will hail ev'
cry act of oppression as n righteous
judgment upon a cowardly people.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30

The Liverpool Times announces tina, two
emigrNnt ships, with three hundred emig ants,
will speedily sail from that port for GqlYes
ton, to he followed by another in few days,
fLr 'rt.zru-Cr5 are mostly Scotch
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30
THOMAS 4 co.
REFERENCES:

q. T. Lewis, Esq, General w. A. Quarles,
D. N. Kennedy, President Northern Bank,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn; Edgar Jones, Cashier ad
National Bank, Nashville, Tenn; II, l..
Garth, Cashier Commercial Bank, Memphis,
Tennessee Thomas p. Pettus, New Provi-
dence; NJ. p. Higgins, New Providence; W. p.
Hume, Helms L johnson, Erich & Coarts,
w. N. Tandy, Bloch Brothers, Courts and
Beaumont Crusman 4 Chestnut, Coulter &
Hillman, 7. 4 R. f. McCulloch, Colonel J..
e. Bailey, Col. J. +. House, Mattill Bro.
Nov. 16, l866-n
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30
SHOES AND HATS,
Cheaper than Ever

VALIANT & LANDER have just re-
Y ceiyed, in addition to their already large
stock of Shoes, Hats, &C., fine lot Of BAL
TIMORE CITY MADE BOOTS AND
SHOES, a fresh supply Of BRoGANS, also
fine lot of Hosiery and other Furnishing
Goods-all which we are determined to sell
cheaper than they can be bought in the State,
EURS! FURS! EURS!
Having an agency for Ladies' Furs, we
can supply them at Louisville or Cincinnati
prices. Call and examine our stock.
VALIANT 4 LANDER
Nov. 20 sG.2m
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GOV. BR0WNLOW,

docs not take away our trade privileges NJ
well rs elective franchise, | expect to be al
ways glad to see the Public at the same old
stand, Corner OF First Cross and Straw.
berry Alley, near the Market House.
August IT, lS66-tf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-11-30

?. A. THOMAS, Il. n. W. THOMAS,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. CINCINNATI.
EN-. SHIELD, Cincinnati.
THOMAS & CO.,
General Commission and Forward
Ing Merchants, 9tiay
No. 10, Vine ST. Cincinnati, Ohio.
ME ENDER OUR SERVICES in this
w market as Commission ana For.
warding Merchants, promising ron that
any business entrusted 10 us will receive
prompt attention. We solicit consignments
Of, Cotton, Tobacco, and Produce gen
orally, Southern Manufactured Cotton Goods,
Cotton Yarns, or any other saleable article
Of commerce. Having long experience in
the purchasinga and scllingof Groceries Drugs
and Merchandise generally, we offer our
services for the purchase and shipment Of
same. 4s
We make the furnishing OF Railroad sup.
plies Agricultural Implements and Machine
ry speciality. Win furnish plans, specif-
cations and prices of any description of
Machinery when applied for. .t.s.
We will make IL Our business 10 know
where all articles kept in either market are to
be had. Should our friends visit these cities,
they will do well to call upon Ms before ma
king their purchases. ID
All orders must be accompanied with the
cash, or Its equivalent. flEF ~
e6- Liberal advances made on Produce.
THAMA f. M
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speciality with me, and always keep on
hand several Of the best aud most popular
brands. AS baker Of long experience, 1
claim to be a judge of this article. am now
offering the best brands at $1,000 per barrel,
lower figure than 1t is held at anywhere
else.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
LOCAL MISOELLANY.,

CELEBRArIoN.-Asw we had heretofore pre-
picted, by no means were we disappointed, that
the annual Celebration or 'sPic Mic" of the
e. NJ. Sabbath School on Thursday last, would
be the grand affair of the season. Revering,
as we have done, these institutions of learning,
as the best nurseries of the Church, if not
the breakwater between the evil and the
good results OF early impression in life, it
was a matter OF regret we could not be
present GU the occasion. The procession was
organized at a" early hour, with MesSrs.
HENSON. and MONROE as the M,rshas for
the occasions, and as its faithful, acting,
never firing. Superintendcnts, soon or
ganized in Procession 2OO of thu ''little
ones" with irupery as white as driven snow,
parents, teachers aud friends joining in the
imposing column.
Arrived at the beautiful grove near town,
(Mr E. L. Cooke'sl the Rev. Messrs SMITH
aud NORTH delivered short and appropriate
addresses, after which the children partouk
of the sumptuous repast that had been pre-
pared for them, and with the control and di-
rection of their good and kind teachers, and
an all-wise and over ruling Providence, spent
most pleasant aud agreeable day. At rea-
sOnable hour in the evening, the procession
returned to town, all gratifed with what had
occurred
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07

Our CORPORATION has commenced in
good earnest, the work of re- construction, and
the honest and faithful deving of the labOrer,
will soon manifest that the waste places can
be improved, and the seeming obstacles as to
our own self advancement removed. To ac
c"mplish even this, the cooperation of our
people i'll effort, and ready contribution of
money SO far as their taxes may be requisite,
are altogether essential, and surely none can
hesitate. The books of the corporation are
now in the hands of MIR. ID. NJ. SHEET. the
officer of the Corporation, and will be expected
to be paid on presentation, whilst the "Ordi-
nance" of the Trustees as to nuiSances gen
orally, is published in our columns uf't"-day,
and can be read by all whom it may con-
Germ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
Preparing for the Convention.

The following notification appears in the
Washington papers:
THE NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION
The National Executive Committee will be
III session at the Continental Hotel. Philade1-
phia, from Friday, the 10th day of August,
until the meeting of The Convention. They
request that the full names of all delegates,
with their postoffice address. shall be i'm
mediately forwarded, aud that the delegates
will call in person on arriving in the city.
The committee above referred to is con-
stituted as follows:
Hon. a. w. Randall. Chairman; Hon. o.
81. Browning, Hon. Montgomery Blair, c.
Wendell. Esq, Chas. KNAPP, Esq, A. Z.
Perry, Esq, Samuel Fowler, Esq. Hon.
Charles Mason. Corresponding Secretary;
John F. CuyIe Recording Secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
"SAPPINGTON HOTEL"
CHARLEsTCWN, w. VA,
For REM

I'HlS HOTEL, with established reputation
L second TO no other in The Valley of VirEI ia
Is now offered tor RENT, possession to be given at
e ~
1t will be rented the most reasonable terms for
Pr"2e,ty combining it's advantages Tor busin and
Iocallty. The spacious aud COmuOdinUs sir,c
tmre-cuntaining OVER TWENTY. FIVE W Ell
VENTILATED ROOMS-is now undergoing re-
pair, aud IN few weeks a: most will be catfy for
er more promising thar at present. In the ward
attached 10 the H"us" is a most excellent CISTERN
SMOKE HOUSE. L
THIS HOTEL is SO we'll known and has hereto.
fore been so kindly appreciated by the travelling
public that more detailed description of its MANY
advantages is not deemed necessary.
-. For Terms, &c, apply TON. S. WHITE
Esq. of CharcstUwn. E. NJ RAIN
July p, 1861
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
COOL SPRING SCHOOL.

TIE Third Session OF this School, commences the
first MONDAY in SEP MBER, 1866. ana
ends February list, 1861 the Scholastic year eud-
ing June 2Olh 1867 ~
II Is designed u be preparatory School to the
university oil Virginia, though those studies which
III young men Tor the more popular business vuCa-
tolS VIII be embraced i'll the Cuursc Of Instruction.
the School Is located ON what IL known NJ the
COOL SPRiNG FARM" in Clarke county W..
SIX "iie@ Ia ON B"rryville, the county twelve
Inl's from Charl"stOwn, and sixteen from Win
chester; line of Stag. running between AIrxau.
ora and w Winchester. pas Suckers Ferry on the,
FARM" - N SF"'t'"
The situation Is heathful and artrpcrivc and the
society ths Immediate ncghOvfhoud refined and
superior.
TERMS PER SESSION.
bOA KID. payable in advance. Washing,
,,. r ur and Lights, included ,.......... Slln.ON
TUITION, ........-......... 80 %
TEXT BOOKS.
In Mathematics, Lain, French, Gree k nd SDan
lsn tn"s, adopted at the University of VrgIi,ia
while ia NatLrhlS fences aud EuglisI, tnus.. B.,
Ill be used which aim pre- pa 4 the Student t
ging !" Fa' mir e. the Mercantile business or
the profession OF Civii Engineering.
REFERENCES
Faculty OF the University of Virginia. Ho
!. Csnrad, Winchester, Va; d. II Conrad Mar
iInSburg Nathan S. White, Charlestuwn; Pro.
vino" McC"rmI"k, BerryvIlle; DIR. VIM. Miller,
W ashiIgI"n, ID. e.. =
+" turtme' particulars address, Bcrryvlle ella rke
county, VIr9Inia.
wM. n. MCDONALD. A NJ Principal.
o. Circulars NAV be obtained at this Office
July II. lSb6-u.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
THE CHARLEsTOWN ACADEMY.
THE next Session of this Institution will com.
L mcnce On the LIST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER:
TER MS

THE next Session of this institution will com.
l. mcnce On the LIST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER;
TER MS
ENG LISH-inclu' ing Spelling, Reading.
WuIngsssArlthIn"Ic. Gr"srapmy,E Eng.
Ii II Grammar. Eng lsh C"IIpo-IIDu, and
Dee !" I"ii"n. PEI Cs@iou al 1ivr months, SIS 90
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. Astronomy.
Anatomy, a gth' =, Geometry. Survey
ing, AHIlyiIVal GC.III' IrN. L., IuisIry,
Natural Philosophy. Book Keeping, Latin,
Greek, FreI ch aud Spanish, each, nudi-
u "al'.'............ :......-..".r,..... so
An extra charge OF $ per session will be- mad.
Tor fuel n" P'piI will be elvCd Tor less than .
months Payment will be exprc one la II III ttI..
middle, and the remainder at the close of the Scs-
sion
MCnthly Reports will be made of the diligence
and department OF each pupi and a careful attcn-
ton to them on the part # parents and friends is
respectfully asked.
would earnestly urge the Importance of regular
and punctual 'ucn'S uce-Uther isc but little pro-
grtss can be expected.
DO A RDIN
can be Obtained for US living at distance in the
family Or Mr. WM. n CRAIGmILL, where thew will
have all the advantage of Christian home md be
TnGGr me 'mimrdIat% supervision of my assistant
II Adequately supported, ! hope to elevate The
character OF this School indrilniieIy and ma k. it
a" Institution which this community will drIu ht TO
pHtrIniz.. C. N "a NPREI
jury II, lSt6-tOl PRISCIPAI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
r L AL f S T A TIE.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
IN CHAELESTOwN.

pursuance of the provisions OF Deed of Trust
4 which was recorded III the Clerks Office of the.
county Court of Jefferson county. dated December
2tst 1888, an" CxCCntCd by Robert Il. Brown Trus.
te" t,r Mrs. Sarah Ann Young, Samuel c. Young
an" Sarah Ann his wife, will offer at Public Sa le
I" tic highest bidder,
On THURSDAY, 23h day of AUGUST,
1866, at IL o'clock, a. NJ,
upon the premises, HOUSE AND LOT -
IN Charlie st"wn, J'f'Isun county, West fTTfH
Virginia near the Winches ter and Potomac lSISE1
FaiIrNad, located at the corner of Mildred street
and the twenty foot ALLY the north side # the
town TIL" House is now occupied by Mrs Samuel
T. Young, and contains six rooms a I'D CO Hat and
has attached to II all necessary out buildings in
cini:ng good stable. TIL" iut contains lust ono
NTH of a" acre is nearly square, id fronts bout
81 yn'ds Mildred str Ct
Also. at the same time and place and in like
manner viii sell a small HOUSE AND LOT, adj
J"'"l"= the at owe de scrrbcd ] This House con-
t~ th'C" r'"IrE, al the let n our one Nv eIth of
a" acre" f'Ontng HbHuI 40 fr.t On Mildred str. ct
and running hack alb ~ % feet
TERMS OF SALE.
Slt-but by consent OF parties INTEREST ,hc
pure @S'', II hc desires pay OnIu 0.e-tLi,6
Mt purchase 'nO"s an c".h. and the ba ac, in two
equal III. t"iII'snts bearing interest from cav of
salt and payable in OF" and tw" v,aIr IN, d.
icrrcd payments /" be secured by b"ns ,h .,,,d
premise THOMAS e. GREEN ''e
"iy 80 i0OO-o's' Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
I'IE SHIN TON

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81 Souri, SIRE EFT, OVER THIRD NAT1AxAL BANK
This Company insures Buildings, Merchandise
Personal Property generally, Vessels in Port &c,
against loss or damage by Fire, ON the most favor
able terms All losses will be Immediately adjust
I'd and promptly paid.
DIRECT0 TORS:
THOMAS Y. CANBY, of Candy. Gllpin & Co
WV. WHITELoCK- PrCs'' Sd National Bank
o. "A. PARKcR, of E. l.. Parker & Co.
w Ii. CRAwFoRD, of w H.Crawford & Co
IS. CHAPPE ELL, Manufacturing Chemist
" REESE, of G.. IL Reese 4 Bros
j. Mason, of D. Mason & Co.
j. TOME, President of the Cecil Bank
IS BEAcHAM,Ot J. S. Il .acham s. Bro
J. F. DIX, of Dix & Steiner.
). LEARV, of J. Leary & Co
A. PERRY, Commission Merchant
II. G SMITH, OF Tucker & smith, -
X. NJ SPILLER, of SpiIler & Alcock
KINBERLY, IF Kimberly Bros
HARTNHN. South Gay street
5. p. TowEsESD, of VIM Chcsnut & Co,
b. F. PARLETT, of B. F. Parlctt & Co
j. S. F0HBEs, Builder.
G. w. HUMRICKHoUsE Of c. W Hurnr;ck bouse
& 20. THOS Y CANRW pres3t
EN- AIsQUITH, A gent a Charlcstown.
Nov. II, lS65.-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07

We notice in the Nnfio"at InielIgencer,
that our old FREUD and contemporary, d.
SMITH EICuELBERGER of the L"Icpendent
Democrat, offers his private residence for
been occupied by most OF the distinguished
habitues Of CharIestown, under the old re-
:9inae. Our neighbor vacates it, and leaves
for land not hedged by Boreman's pimps.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
FoHTEz
CHARLES NJ. STEELE.

MANUFACTURER of First premium GRAND
4IA and SQUARE PIANOS. Factories 81 aud Sc
Baltimore and OhO RRIrusf Ware. roops No 7
Mor'h Liberty street, above BeItimorc, Baltimore
Has always hand tho largest stock of Pianos TO
he found in the city My new Grand Scale over.
strung agrate treble Pianos prOnou ne cd bv the
amnt uers Ind professors to be the best Pa no
tactured We warrant them free of every fault for
hve years, and the privilege of exchange within
twelve moHthsii nOt"ntircly satisfactory the pur-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
OF
LIEUT.. GEN. (STONEWALL) JACKSON,
by
PROF. r. L DABNEY ID

PROF. r. L DABNEY.
IN HALF CALF, ......... So 90
IN CLOTH, ............4 90
Illustrated a0ah Steel Portrait and E2eCen
Dingr0neS.
'INHE work contains 700 pages, and is printed
on good paper, aud bound in good substantial
Cloth, OF Half Calf, library Style)
This work is published for the ppcuniary benefit
of Mrs. JACKSON. and as truthful Biography of
alone among all its competitors.
This work 10 sold only by subscriftion. and will
b. aCCompanledwith a Litr"gr6ph of JEFFEmSON
DAVIS, 10 by "a, present to the subscribers to
this book The undersigned is the only agent for
this county II" willvist, possible, eve
ry house IN the county
July "a, Is66-1m
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SECOND HAND PTANcs

always on hand-S5O to $500. MELoDlASs and
PARLoR ORSAHs from Lhc best maker
Wehave permission to refer to the following per-
sons sons, who have our Pianos in use; D. s. Rentch
MlIlam Rush, w Butler, Richard Williams
sou county, and James Cunningham, c Gun.
nlngham, Jacob Seihert. benjamin Spcck. Andrew
Bowman, George Hoke, Jacob Miller, c aries r.
Goe, James Denny, LemueI Campbell, Rev MIR.
o. For further particulars, apply to HAIR
RlSON, Agent. Shephcrdstown
Terms liberal. A call is solicited
June 10 1866.
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THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FINDER the care of the undersigned, will be re-
" suuleu on Monday the nth day Of Septe uber
next.
COURSE OF STUDIES. AND TERMS:
PRINAAY Spelling, Reading. wri-
ting. Primary arithmetic, Geography
and history, per session, sl2oo.
rithmcIic, Geography and Atlas, Com
mon Schn History, Grammar, Compo-
sNiOn and writing, 1000
SE~IoR CLA-s.-Atithmctic, Reading. wri-
ting, Grammar. Composition, Ancient
and Modern Geography aud History, Uni
vcrsal History. Natural PhiUsOLhy, AS
tr"n"my. Chemistry, Mythology, Mental
Philosophy, history Of EN- iish Literature,
Evidences OF Christianity, 2OTO
The c. ursc embraces Latin.
French, 500
Music the Piano.
An extra charge fer fuel FIR eaCh session of 10
Boarding will be provided apple alton to the
subscriber. Payment ono Ina II in advance"
The second session will commence February let
1861, and close the last FriCay June.
ROBERT r. BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--The lots adver-
tised by n. S. White, Esq, belonging to the
Estate of Mrs. Amelia Eichelberger dec, d were
sold on last Saturday at an average of Sl34
per acre. This is 333 per. cent more than
they were purchased at q years ago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
PIANO FCRTES AND MUSIC.

THE subscriber respectfully solicits the attention
Il Of the public to his fine assortment of
Plane ForEes,
ofvariOus styles and patterns, of g. 81 aud octaves
amongst them those from the celebrated facrOry of
sToDART,"
of New York, which for beauty of TONE power and
durability, are unequalled Also those Of
GROVESTEEN CO.,
the finest chap Pianos manufactured, and TO
which especial attention is cal lied.
A number of second Ina nd PIANOS also ON hand
from 5 l5Sto $500, both for sale ana rent
SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments.
MELnDEONs, yIOLINs, GUITARS, STRINGS
of all kinds, C &c
Orders from country dealers, and schools ca
pecially, solicited, and liberal discount allowed
No. Sc North Charles ST, near sa rato2a,
March ely. Baltimore
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the cfferts of
youthful indiscretion, will the Ike OF suffering,
humanity. send free to all who need it, the rcclpc
and directions for making simple remedy by W hrrh
he was cured. Sufferers wishing profit by the
advertisers experience. can d" ny asdr, ssimg
JOHN b OGDEN,
No. I3 Chambers street, New York.
March IS66-Iv
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) . D q cATIoNAL
BOARDING: AND DAY =sCHOOIa.=

- Il
F1NHE next session of my School for YOUNG La
4 DIES will commence WEDNESDAY, Sep
TENDER 18th, le66
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for a thorough course in English, Music
study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid to Music. and
Pupils will be required play at the Ausical Soil
rees. which will he given in two months, when
the friends of the Puplla can have an opportunity
tojudge of thar progtCss
The charge for Board aud Tuition in the Englsh
and Latin Course for Annual Session commencing
September l2th, and closing the last Friday of
June, S2'0, payable one-halt in advance. and The
rcnai' er in Feb uarv..
Washing. Fuel and Lights, Extra,
DAY SCHOLARS Pen ANNUAL SESSION:
ENGLISH aud LATIN, -.....,....... $ln to $50
FRENCH ITALIAN, SPANISH Or....
MUSIC on PIANO, ...............:... $50
VOCAL MUSIC Observation-Disclosures. $50
FUEL. .....'................... 81
AlIpaymcuts made in advance.
Address, MRs..A. NJ. FORREST,
CharIestOwn.J ferson Co., Va, July SO I'm.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A IL persons having claim4 against the estate oF
"A HENRY SWlMLEY, decd. will present them
properly authenticated for scttlsment, and tbnse
indebted to the estate said deceaaed will come
forward and pay up without delay, as a speedy set
tleInent Of the es.a te Il GuircS.
July 81, &C Bun. ANN i
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
Otice.
NOTICE.
TO HOUSE BUILDER1

TO HOUSE BUILDER ,--
DRoPOSALS will be received at tlIs o.
Fouke, Esq. - in CharleEtOwn once OF Isaac
augG1tts i0r building two Toll HnTs tee ION If
pike. DIsiESsIoSs-15 byl1 ,.Eper,s Ferr = Turn
ed sn rss AND hiIsd 10 tn bticH md half
by FERN, - nlateFi' to Be f1aished
ON application. By o,j.p pay .nent made known
July 3l--F. and r. FRANCIS YATES.