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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22

chn, therefore, neither he very numerous
or ardenily attached. Genpial Smyth his
btrn iong IN public life, aud both ~ Tho
virginia Legislature and in Congress has
proved himself a man of fine caparity.--
Ills habits are IN many respects admirable.
Capihle OF The profoundest investigation,
cool paiirnt, and p"rHfering, he examines
To me bottom of every subject, and bis
speeches uniformly display Meper
knowledge of The subject, greater mass
~ facts aud evidence, than any other pub
lie speakers. Yet admirable us they are,
,Siprtln5 praise even from his enemies, ho
delivers ihsm 10 empty boxcs, and he
speaks, us lie SAYS himself for posferitl"
HIS occupation Of the ilnor creates u bdsile
~ The ball, bat not of the n1ltrring kind
which attends the rising of more agreeable
rpe"k..s.-iie speaks much from notes,
mas pli. of authofil.s frequently by him,
and every thing denotes illai his address
10 intended IN be solely 10 The REASON of biz
andi'nce. His delivery Ia extremely cold
aud slow, his yuies harsh anl unlnnrabls.
his manner III fact, every wa, disagrerable
-so that unless one IL satisfied simply to
hear an able argument, propositions very
clearly announced. aud very logically and
almost enthusiastically proved, prod
6ious extent OF minute information con
n"ct.d with the subject, aud the Consti,u-
ton, II the question br u constitutional ONE,
ahy construed and ,indiralpd, hr nerd
expect no other pleasure from listening 10
Gen. Smyth. As bis speech is sure 10 lbs
correctly published ia few days in tho
National lutte llisrnrer, mosi prefer reading
IL 10 hearing IL.
Whether IL he that something Of the In
dicrous has attached to- General Smytl, IN
consequence al his military career in tie
last war, that his manners are unsociablr
and repnlsi,s, that confidence il wanting
N the philanthropy aud sincerity of his
heart, or Whatever else may be the cause,
the Gct ~ certain, that he has no weight
or influence in the public deliberations.
The opinion is prevalent that his character
IS purely selfish, and vii that he SAYS or
does - received with raI'iep aud dsirus,
Able as he Is. aud consistent as ha has
been IN his attachment 10 the Virginia
doctrines, his appointment would neither
give general Satisfaction, add IT, The innu-
"nce, ar proinnts ffIr interest OF tbe Safe
III the National Councils.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22

How shall we describe the grand crre
mouy exhibited IN the district yesterday
in receiving our noble benefactor, LA Fay
cite: We cannOt-uo one n-adrquate
y depict the feelings that must have been
excited in the bosUms gilmore than 10000
freemen, assembled Ia congratulate him on
his entry lnio the metropolis of mighty
nation, IN whose struggle OF liberty his ear
hest life was devoted. Fatlgued with a
pedestrian lauut 10 witness the reception
of this great and llIusirIons patriot, and
having but an impe"tect knoweds" of the
many societies aHd military companies Of
the other two cities of the district, II can
not be reasonably expected that we can, at
a late hour of the night too, enter into a
minute detail Of the particulars of this an
gust and imposing spectacle. We shall,
however make the reader acquainted with
uhate.er has fallen under our nOtiee-and,
perhaps, about rs CORRECTLY as can be
thus hastily thrown together Without me
moranda.
Early in the morning the cavalry left
Capitol iIlil to meet the general Al the Ma
ryland and district line. About Que o
clock he WAS diSco,ored by the large mum
Der Of persons on the eastern p"rtlco, To be
coming; and AT hall past one he arrived at
the capitol, entered aud passed through the
extensive rotunda filed with ladies', out 10
one of Gen. Washington's venerable tents
which had been erected on the portico,
where some addresses were delivered 10
him. He remained here little more than
ten manifestation he came down and
stood for near half an hour at one of the
eastern front dpors where towards fifteen
hundred handsome and well equipped va
lunteer troops passed in review before him,
an riding the spectators at the same tune
"A fair view of his person. During this IA
national salute was fired. Hence lIc was
reconduct"d into superb barouche, drawn
! by four greys, and was escorted by the
troops to The presidents house which he
entered few minutes after three O'Clock
| A few officers only were admiteG 10 The
door of the house before tbs ard gate wa.
necessarily closed. W.; understood that
he intended spen'.ics about an hour will
the presidep' v.no attend him to his quar-
tiers al ':4dsby's hut we could not della,
w.t. tie immense crowd, which remanes
, .,out the common in front at the prcsl
: cents house to accompany the general.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
From the Pinsbu,g Mercury, Sen, cot

From the Pihsbutg Mercury, Sept COL
On Monday evening, the g2d, aD event
occurred IN nlir city, which was attended
by the most unfortunate circumstance
aud the recurrence of which, can be pro
vented only 10y the prccaWion aud ,ig,lanee
cot the municipal authorities, assisted hy
ihe prudent and energetic part III ibe ciir
zens. The temporary bu,ldi0g, occupied
by NJ. Pepih's corps of eanrsltiaus, rs u cir
Gus, was, "n th. evening nanled, assaulted
ny mob, aud part Of il torn dawn. The
attack was 50 sndden aud unexpected, that
tue spectators, many DIV bonn were femalss,
with difficulty escaped from the building
without injury. The imnudiate alleged
cause ut this shameful Outrage, was tic
treatment rt,.ived by one Of the specta
tors, irom thr performers aud some of tho
''sitcrs. He MAS III state ok iutaxirhiion
ano peesislins intsrr',p,ing the exhibition
Wy MS elhm"rous menaees against the com
paaS Of alr Y, he vas renewed from the
Circus This WAS til. signM for the assault
trom without. Thu crewd immediately
omWcuced their Expectations upon tho
property Of the unpreparrd, brcanse I'M
suspeetng strangers. With all the peeu
liar enthusiasm oi such inmuiilary Assem-.
bages, the ASSISTANTS broke down part of
the slight wall of the building, and hurled
through the breach. which was thera
made, every missile that came within
their reach. No protection, for themselves
and property, Was IN the power sf the
individuals who were assaulted without
ptosocation, and wbo in the exercise ofs
profession rendered iegai by ,l,. license Of
the city authorities, must ha,e thought
themselves secure from sa aagrant an an
noyance. Thr shouts and ,iolrnee nf thu
ungo> rrnable mob, consisting Of vasahond
boys and bo1i,h n,en, were continued,
without any attempt being made by the
! proper authorities To suppress them.
While tire crew pressed upon III. building,
u shot, supposed 10 have been disclai aed
from the aStri'or of the housr, proved fatal
T.. one OF them. This catastrophe. served
only Ia infnriate the rest. Fir. arms
we're Immediately procured. by thn5e
who we've determined 10 have their fruiic
out, aud from II to 30 shots were fred in
the course ola e." minutes. During the
metre, several persons were severely iulur
ed, by blows, from clubs and stones. Two
OF three OF the performers were knocked
down, and seriously hurt. Near the close
of the unfortunate Transaction, IA few ciii-
xens procured arms, and repaired 70 the
srtnr of flnt for the purpose of afording
protection {" the property, perhaps tho
lives of the prif"rn.crs. 10 secure from
farther dagger the persons Of some Of. the
"hn"x'o"s equrstf'ans, they were CONDUCT
ed Ia the county jail. where they remain.
ed until ihr following morning.
Dtcsncy The following is fair speci-
'nent of The dec.ncy of the Crawford pres
s"s. One of them. speaking 0f Mr.. Adams,
say ~" lie writes oh paper msnutactur-
" ed from the halter by tlie light of a Gag.
" got, with dagger foi lis pen. and lis
+" ink is the double distilled ESSENCE of rats.
A LIN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
ITO be cOniinned.)

Gen. q. long winded speaker in the
House OF Commons, WAY sure Whenever
he rose To put the members 10 flight
Charles Townsend, equally celebrated Ia,
his "lt and general abilities, bcing met Nv
an acquaintance returning NJ an unusal hnn.
rom The House, Was asked br slIg, ., if
bul Gen q. Is. M
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
Pearl Ash and Ground Ginger.

i supply Of wtde Penrt .5sh and pure Ground
Gingtr, jaa reeei,td, ond for safe BY
Sept ! WALTER II. MIDDLETON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22

Dtcsncy The following is fair speci-
'nent of The dec.ncy of the Crawford pres
~s. One az them, speaking uf Mr.. Adams,
:" ays--" He writes nh paper msnutactur-
" ed from the halter. by the light of a Gag.
+" got, with dagger ioi his pen. and lis
f" ink is the double distilled ESSENCE of rats,
" banc."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-22
.Herander .Smyih.

Like Mr.. Tyler, Gen. Snyth's election
would he grateful 10 particular seeii"n OF
the State, though moi a~ in his case, from
any attachment to his person. The cling
enlisted in behalf Of Gen. Smyth is of
more digniied and DISTINGUISHED Kind, 1t
is founded IN respect for his talents, eonf-
dencr in the stradiness of his political at
tachments, aud knowledge of his love aud
capacity for labor. General Sm>i tn is
solitary in his habits, cnld. absiracked,
selfish aud abrupt his pcrsone tiends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
PLANTER.
FOR THE ENQUIRER

The uncertainty of results has been uged as
a rrson why no political experiment should
he ired. The objections to our present con
s''!u'Ion nave been considered, as entirely i'm
asioary the proposed amendments, as fanc-
lul theories. Improper distinctions have been
Drawn between theory and practice. 1t has
been repeatedly said, for instance, that thing
may be plausible and good theory, when, If
reduced into practice. it would he absurd and
hnrtiul. Theory is a collection Of certain prin-
c'pies and reasonstO be- sound, it must he
formed upon experience and observation-
practice IS only the exempliicaiion Of those
principles and reasons 10 actual operation
which to be useful must be- reasonable. The
principles ola theory bear the same relation
to The results Of practice, which the seed bears
to ITS fruit il the one be good, the other con
not be bad, unless the natural relation be.
tween them is destroyed
The language which is held by the oppo-
nents ~ convention Is sometimes a little
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

fOY virtue Of deed OF trust executed Ivy Henry Skip
I'D with 10 the undersigned trustees the 18Th July,
1925, and ior ie purposes therein mentioned viii lie sold,
the premises on tuesday the 2fst Of month"; ODE
cen'her IL tair Al Otherwise the fair day,
valuable plantation formerly the residesre said Skip
with called Indian Camp, y Jug in rowl'.an County
ianing by estimation 1900 ncres, be the
lesutjecr prior lien IL favor the Literary Fund.
ESQ The following slaves lack Sawuey Isaac, Robin,
Matt john Jesse, Jacob Harry yOung Judy, old Judy
Nelly, Betty Rose and her children, Bebaiso all
ihe stock OF evefs description on the snid paa,aoa.
Terms oi Sheoy the of the deed. the property
is required 10 be sold for ready but should the
parties concerned consent, the Land will he sold
dit 10 be declared the day of Sllehe personal pro-
Ps'!y or Casn-Ibe sale to be continues, ii
from day 10 day u''il lhe ~holr isdisposed of.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, I r.
WYADHAM ROBERTSON. i'"S'e's
Nnveniler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
FORTRESS MONROE,


THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals til the
first al January the supply Of sixteen ibou
sand perches TONE The service ui this Fortress,
and thousand for OF Fort Calhoun Grip Hap
Shoals) L e deliveries tn he made follows viz:
At fortress Monroe, before the expiration perches.
the quarter Guiding on the SOh June 1925 5 1000
At do do during the succeeding quarter 1000
AT do do durirg the last quarter OF the yr. 1000
AT Fort Calhoun, before the expiration of tbs
quarIer ending On the 30Ih June, 1925, $500
At do do during the succeeding quarter
ending on the S0it September 5000
ter oC The year $500
The Stone lie of the very hest building, and the
durable quaiy-eacb stone to have good beds and
iacetie length aud breadth 20 he greater than and
bear such proportions the thickness admit of
good bond be such size, require least
two lift il.
| The inspections he made exclusively by the Enei-
officer each post, or bsIch other person may
he appointed by him 10 discharge that duty.
Proposals will be received either ior The whole quantity
Of Stone required for such parts heeo each pro-
poser is wiling 10 undertake.
Security, the amount OF third OF each coniracd
will Ice required and the OF the persons istended
TO he oei ed securities for faithful execution
part The whole OF the raci nsusi be forwarded
Sil the proposals. Separate articles and bonds Will ID
q. GRATIoT, It. Col Engineers.
| Nov. IS. 59-tIsJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
NEW KENT ACADEMY.

TEIHIS School will be continued next year ai ST. Peters
y Church. New Kent. The first term will commence on
the sd day of January Tuition heretofore, 50 dollars
per year the higher branches and IS dollars per
Tor Eng isb studies due the close each Bo'rd
ng 30 dollars per year beds excepted The superior qa
Icaous Of Assistant Instructor viii enable me to- pre-
SEM so the youth who attend my school, advantages or
literary and scientific improvement which fsiter myself
are not exceeded any Academy in Virginia :-and par
enis may assured that The morals and depomen
the youth the school, will claim particular
regard TO recommend my school TO public patronage,
depend the Improvement Of those who enjoy W adyan
ages. JON: blLLlmAN.
ksN Kent. Dec. 10 Gg-4f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
MARSIIAL'S SALE.

IN pursuance OF the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry Tor the RchmUnd District pronounced the 18th
day February 1928, in the CoyugtOn Boast
shall Monday the Esd day OF January next, offer tor
sale The highest bidder, public Auction, FOR Cash,
the premises, \ certain Mill and Mi Sce, SWIFT
Greek in The county of Chesterfield aud hnown BY the
ut CovincOu's ; together with Two 1T lard
upon side of sand and ngains which ;he
ends of said A1ili Dam abutted."
J.GUEEaANr'M 5 q. z. u.
Dec H. 1924. 66---2aWtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
FRllS1' SAl,t.

PURSUANT 10 deed of trust executed to us 10y William
Michll, dated June S0,h, 1872 and recorded ia
uhce OF the us,ngs Court Of the city Of Richmond for
the purpose OF securing Archd Pleasants the
o oeain sum oi money therein mentioned and by virtue
OF decree order OF the Superior Court Of chancery
tue Richmond District shall proceed sell pubc
auction on FRIDAY, the 24ih instant, Uecemher at IL
O'CLOCK, upon The rreH'ses, for ready money the properly
conveyed in the Said deed consisting Of Hundred and
seven feel fronting i7,h street, between and streets
In the said city, in the said deed
crbed with wooden building thereon this time occpi
ed 10y John Merriam and r. Armstrong. The subscribers
will convey such title only is vested in them trustees
J. ROBINS
Dec. @ 62-ids Il. III. SiZER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21

La"d. NegT0eS, and other PrOpgrtg For Sue
N compliance with the last will aud testament of Go
Richard Dnbuey, VIII lie sold Tuesday lhe 2sth ds
OF December inst Il fair, ii Il fair day ION The
pfemise the Tract of Land wherein lie resided wing In
the upper part OF King William county In healthy and
agreeable DeghbourbOod, and contains between SIX and
seven hundred acres and has Grist Mill a. Which
profitable for grisi The land is good quality for forest
land, bordering Herring Crecb which affords rich low
gr unds-the improvements consist Of LARGE and com.
odiJus dwelling house, and other necessary houses gar
den, orchards, &e-At The same lime aud place will also
nitufe some corn, &c. &c.
The land will be surveyed before the day Of sale and
divided into iwp tracts suit purctasers nd
sold 10 that way II IL Should be thought the day II sale
u VIII sell best an that way, IL not, II will be sold in one
entire tract
FERNS for The andtbe purchaser or purchasers will
be- allowed twelve months credit On their entering il,
10 bond aud approved security and giving deed Of trust
The land 10 Further secure the pJnsuai paymest Of the
purchase DoueyenP two Of the negroes will be Sold
Tor Cash, the balance the credit 81 the end The
purchasers giving bond and approved secury-for liz
other property, Cash will BE- required Tor ~ sums Of tea
dollars and unGer-for all dollars twelve
months credit will be given the purchasers givor bond
and approved security. JAMES FOX, Admir-
DE bouts non with the will annexed OF Col Dabney dec
Dee. 4. b3--wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
TRTTST SALE or LAND.

10y virtue al iced OF trust executed the 9h OF
January 1915 and recorded in the otihe county
of Pusyvsnia, shall proceed sell public auction
for Friday the 25h Of January 1925, IL fair 10
the fair day thereafter sundays eXcspetat the resi-
deBce OF Charles cutter in Piusyvhun county, onehird
OF tract and supposed TO contain 1000 acres, lying
the csuntes of Bedford Pisyvsna. The above land
is valuable, large proportion being first rate tobacco
land. IL will lac laid ol in lots su purchasers A. the
time and place OF sale the deed aforesaid will be
exhibited, and the subscribers viii convey only the title
which they derive from the said iced which is believed
be objectionable CHEoW ELL DABNEY
Nov. so. Gi--w9wt JESSE BURTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VA ILL be sold TO the highest bidder, Monday the Sd
" day OF January Qs25D al ELK Island, in the
county of Goocand, within miles OF Cartersve, fifty
NEGROES, belonging TO the estate OF tue inie Doctor
james - Gillian, consisting Of and children
most of the r'en valuable field bands auy the
At the same time aud place viii be sold
hundred barreisof Corn yoke OF excellent Oxen, ~
Horses and Nudes, Is 20 head of Ca, SOME hundred
iioga the Fodder and oais, Farming Utensils every
descriptions, &C. &c Nc. Terms OF sale all 80
dollars cash. all sums 50dollars IL months credit the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JOHN GILLIAN, Ex'ors of
ThEo. r. GILLIAN, 5Jas. Gillian.
npr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
TREASURY pEPARTmENr

. y
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Projectors of the So
Per Gent Stock, issued w pursuance of the Ae,
o1Conrress passed the 24th February 1915 tia, te
principal Of said stock and The interest which may e DE
thereon NJ the dine will he paid 10 the said pro petors
10 their ATTORNEYS duly authorised tue first day Of ia
nssry 1875 al tue Treasury IN Washiugpn. such
Loan Office on the books whereof any portion id Stock
may stand.
Informauon is further given, that surresder Of the
Cehaaes Of the said Seven Per Cent Stock will be re.
quire the time Of redemption, and that the nteres,
thereon will and determine the 3ts day Of Dec
s24 WN, r. CRAWFORD, sss'ry of the Treasury.
Dec. 2 61-2aw3iD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
EnUCATION.

RESPECTFULLY inform he public that my School
ior year 1875 will be opened the I7h nj Janu
ary closed the l7th Of December. A vacation
weeks will be given in tue summer, the
I9ih June The students will be Instructed in The Greek
Latin and English Languages, Geography, the Elements
OF Geometry Arithmetic Any person distance
ing disposed inrusI with the their children,
will direct their letters PotiesviIie Louisa The situation
Of this School is perhaps, healthy any in Virginia
The water Is excellent
My price Tor Board, the student furnishing his -
own bed and towels, will he s %"
furn ishing the same, go
For Tuition, -
MALCOLM HART
Louisa county, Va Dec II. 66-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
a STTUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG Man who is qualified for teaching the En-
IN gii,h Language grammauctiiy Wf!'ing, Arithmetic,
Geography with tue Use ,e Gohef "t atlas History
BOOK Keeping, the Elements of Il -om-try, Plane Ttig0
nometry, Practical and Theoretical Mathematics will
gage the ensuing year Teacher in family neigh
bofhocd School 4 letter addressed l.. 81, Ayle!,'s
Warehouse, King VIM County will De hank uy recey
ed aud attended 20. situation in one OF the upper
counties would be preferred
De. .. G2-2nNGit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
niUSU ISLAND LAND.

SgIIE persoavho has leased ny aai in Nash rsland-
L h,yns requested lie OF the contract, this iatm
Is ari II offered for The
grea fertility s SOIL aud Tvs adaptation To the growth
OF Cotton, Corr and the raising oi Pork r-nde' II one o.
the farms che Roanoke river. Gentlemen who had
sade proposals requested ~ review the land ana renew
hear proposals. jus: !hENi'
iSichmend, Dec.0 t5---2dwit
y. rhe Editors of the Petersburg Ineligencer
insert te above i've times, anu send their ac-
Lis trir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS

TOHN 4 WILLIAM GiLLtArT, have received per the
- re arrivals from London Live FOol, their Fail Sup
y OF GOODS which have been leeted with great care
for CASH they OFFER them for sale accommodating
terms viz
Bc London cloths and cassneres assorted coors prices
Cough aud Brathwate's, and James GOndy and sons
double miiied naP cOtOns
pont, rose, and striped blankets
White red, yellow and green hannels, and green baIes
Double milled drab cloths
Blue, green, drab aud MKT plains
Blue. brown, drab apd nike 4 cloths
Olive. drab and blue feArnouEhts lierns
Figured bombazet aud Caroline paids assorted new pa
s tout a. Irish linens and table diapers
German sznaburgs
Hibbert's he 81 brown stout and pale ale
Taddy Co 5 snuff 10 small CASKS, superior quality
diso, In Store and receiving
10 bags prime reenC ofee part which the new crop.
10 casks Scott Go. and Oliyna Co 5 old London
Particular Madeira Wine, imported direct, some of
which was selected from the Vintage Of 1917, Of pc
euiiar fine favour, and is highly approved.
October I. 4S-f
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I

jane 3d. 1924.
RTOTICE is hereby given the proprieturs OF The EE-
" changed6 peg Stock at 1872 issued in pursu
at Congress- entitled ' An act aaioizng
tOte Old Six per nHd Deferred stock
proving exchange oil the same passed on the
9th of july s2that the principal OF the SAID Stock an
due thereon at the tlneb VIII he
paid 10 the said proprietHrs To their attorneys duy a,
iurIse first day ni 3udry 1925, at the Treasury
in V,,hu.gon atsuch L)aa Office, The books where
OF any portion of SALT Stock may stand.
Information is further given ilt surrender OF The
Ger lie OF the said Exchanged per cent STOCK VIII
,uirsd the time redemption, aud thai the nIe
and determine be Sst day OF
December. 1924. WM Il. CRAWFORD.
Secretary oil the Treasury.
I'll, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-21
EDJTCATIOV

MFRS. ANN S. COPLAED will reside the ensuing year
IVA al The late dwelling of Capt John j. Taylor,
FarkS OF Hanover, where she proposes opening boarding
School young ladies She > teach the usual brances
constituting good English education, 10 wit, the English
Gramuiar Geography, Aril nmelic History, &c wal
only buarders, and this limited number
will enable her 10 give one, all lhe attention that
could he wished. The srictest observance will be paid 10
the manners and morals al her pupils.
FERNS for board tuition washing lodging and candles,
80 doars-If the pupil fnd her own Ued ami bedding 5
dollars will hr deducted The school viii opened ON Tue
18th of January and close tie I5h of December
following, including vacation OF fuur weeks
The situation :, rs healthy as any in Virginia.
December 7ih, 1924. Gf-st