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WHEATON'S
ITCH OLVTMENT.

NNHE character of this celebrated Oint-
- ment stands unrivalled for being safe, spec.
dy, and certain cure for that loathsome disease
also for all kinds Of Pimples on the Skin like.
wise valuable article for the Salt. Rheum and
Chilblains.-Price 81 I-2 cents
WHE.4TON'S J.AU.NDICE BITTERS
which are so eminentiy useful for removing ali
Jaundice and Bilious complaints. The public are
informed that by a recent arrangement made with
j. Wheaton, the genuine Bitters will hereafte r be
offered with j. ID. stamped on the lid, and Direc.
lions signed by J. DANIEL, instead of J. Whea.
ton, as formerly. Price 81 1-2 cents.
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NOR the cure of the Itch, and all Cuta-
n neous Eruptions, Scorbutic Affections. Sal,
khcum, Poisons, Chilblains, and other impurt; es
OF the Skin. or Price 2s cents box.
.4tso,-CL.dPS STOMACH BTTTERS
for allcomplaints ofthe Stomach, FlatuIence. ana
Indigestion. Price IS cents box.
Also, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price 25 cts.
or Sold by J. Robinson, and by J. Green g. "a
Worcester-H. Sargent, Leicester--J. e. s. ~
Spur, Charlton--Town Il Sigoarney, Oxford
baldwin & Bigelow, Dudley, and In some store A.
almost every town in the New England States
f'D' eoly
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Copdrtnersh;D Formed.

Copartnership Formed.
NNHE subscribers having formed connex-
- ion in business, under the firm of
WHEELER g. ALDRICH,
have taken the Store lately occupied by Mr..
Samuel Harrington, where they offer for sale a
general assortment of
European, American, and In
dia Goods and Groceries,
WITH GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Hollow, Hard, Crockery, and
Glass Ware.
.qlso,-P.4LN'7'S and OIL.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices
for cash or approved credit.
JONATHAN d. WHEELER.
EBENEZER ALDRICH.
Grafton, Aug. l, 1929. 6w33
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Harvard University-MedicaI
Lectures.

Lectures.
HHHE MEDICAL LECTURES in Harvard Uni
versity will begin in the Massachusetts,
Medical College, Mason-street, Boston, the
third Wednesday, in October ne1t, the 2lst, at
nine o'clock, A. M. anatomy and Surgery, by
DR.. WARREN; Chemistry, by DIR. WEBSTER /;
Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence, by DR..
CLAIMING .Materia Medica, by DR.. BlGELow /;
Theory and Practise Of PhySie, by DR.. JACK
SON.
% Students attending the Medical Lectures
are admitted, aoithout fee, to the Surgical OPP
erations, and clinical practice of the Massa-
chusetts General Hospital during the courses
w. CLAIMING, Dean.
Boston, August 5. CIV
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Weaver Wanted.

"ANTED Immediately, by the subscriber
Wv IN Peterborough, IN. H) man who
understands weaving Broad Cloth. None need
apply, except one who is good workman and
Of steady habits. Constant employ and fair
price given. HENRY II. COGSWELL
Peterborough, IN. H. Aug 10 ga
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE. A Letter from
Admiral Ricord, to Mr.. Jacob Van Lennep,
the Consul General of the Netherlands, con-
tains the following statement of the earth
quake which was felt on the 18th of April,
on the coast of Macedonia, and at the same
time at Adrianople and Constantinople:
At four o'clock in the afternoon of the
18th of April, Admiral Ricord sat at table
with the Turkish Governor of the island of
Thasso, which is separated from Macedo-
MIA only by small canal, when there was
suddenly shock of an earthquake. The
bottles were knocked off the table, and the
glasses were broken. The shock was in a
horizontal direction, and very violent; it
lasted upwards of minute. Until the next
day some other, but only slight shocks were
felt The first was felt so violently on
board the Russian Admiral's ship, that it
was thought she had struck, and the guns
were shifted from their places. The Ad-
mlrai says IN his letter, Il can assure you,
that when the Governor of Kamschatka,
where earthquakes, on account of the many
volcanoes on that peninsula, are very fire.
quent, felt many heavy shocks, but none
80 violent as here. Fortunately, they have
caused no calamities in this island, except
the tumblng down Of tower erected by
the Venetians on the coast, and of few
magazines. ! learn by vessel arrived
from Cayala ION the coast of Macedonia.
opposite Thasso) that in the village of Pra-
", situated . leagues from that port, 20
houses have been thrown down, and that
the village Of Xanthy has been swallowed
up with almost all its inhabitants; in Cava
la ITSELF few houses have fallen down. A
gust OF wind from the southeast preceded
the conclusion, the direction of which came
from the northwest" The Courier de
smyrna adds, that, according to intelligence
from Enos, the city of Constantinople has
suffered considerably, and that several min
arets had tumbled down from the mosques.
as well as sundry houses.
-
LAwyERs FEES A port young lawyer sa;d
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THNHE copartnership of HENRY M. SKIES
n q Co.. being dissolved by the death of
the senior partner, the subscriber offers for sale
the stock, consisting of WEST INDIA and
DRY GOODS, CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE, in the Store near the Worcester Bank,
upon terms as reasonable as similar Goods can
be purchased in any market.
u 1t being necessary to close the concern
immediately, better opportunity is presented
Tor purchasers than probably will ever again
occur WILLIAM H. SWAN.
Worcester, Aug. II. tf32
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A foUEe METAPHvsIcIAE. "Tell the truth.
1en; said mother TO her hopeful son Of ten
~ eieven. How can | mother, when don't
Aaew what truth isl" 800 80
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Administrators SnLe.

1Ufl1I2IGSLTUEOT 8 SGte.
ENTILL be sold at Public Auction at the
w house of Samuel Banister, Innholder in
Worcester, on. WEDNESDAY NEXT, the goth
tRst, at 8 o'clock, the remaining stock of a
DRY GOODS and HARDWARE STORE.
Among the articles are one box of ENGLISH
WATCHES, which will be sold singly: va
riety of Cabinet-Makers and Saddlers' Trim
mings, Files, Rasps, Carpenters and Joiners'
Tools, Mounted Riding Whips, Piece Goods,
&c. &c.
Also, a quantity of Cider Barrels, and about
sixty Windows, many of them in prime order,
Window Shutters, Pannel Doors, &c. Stc.
Also. at the snmn timn and f.lnnA, okn r,ai-s
Ladies' Morocco, Kid, and Pruaella SHOES
20 do. India RuGber Orer- Shoes; 80 do Mems
BOOTS and SHOES; so do. Boys and Chill
dren's Shoes, together with Silks, Muslins,
Ribbons, Insertings, Looking Glasses, and a
great variety Of other articles too numerous to
mention.
% Sale positive; to continue till the arti-
Giles are all disposed of.
Worcester, Aug. 10. SO
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STRAYED,

NROM the subscriber, on the night of the
~ 4th inst, Brown MARE, eight or nine
years old, with one white hind fsot, high hip.
ped, and small white spot on the end Of her
nose Whoever viii give information Of her
shall be suitably rewarded.
JONATHAN FAIRBANKS.
Holden, Aug H. ego
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THE INDIAN WITH HIS DEAD Child

By MRS. HEMANs
Then the hunter turned away from that scene
Where the home Of his fathers once had been,
and burning thoughts fiash'd DER his mind,
Of the white mans faith and love unkind.
Bryant.
In the silence of the midnight,
journey with the dead;
In the darkness of the forest beughs,
A lonely path tread.
But my heart is high and fearless,
AS by mighty wings upborne;
The mountain eagle hath net plumes
So strong as love and scorn.
have raised thee from the grave sod,
By the white mans path defiled
On to1he ancestral wilderness
bear thy dust, my child
/ have ask'd the ancient deserts
To give my dead place,
Where the stately footsteps of the free
Alone should leave trace:
And the. rocking pines made answer
Go bring us back thine own!
And the streams from all the hunters hills,
Rush'd with an echoing tone.
Thou shalt rest by sounding waters,
That yet untamed may roll;
ne voices OF those chdlnleSS ones
With JOY shall Fill thy soul.
In the silence of the midnight,
journey with the dead;
When the arrows of my fathers bow
Their falcon-fight have sped.
have left the spniler's dwellings,
For evermore behind;
Unmingled with their household sounds,
For me shall sweep the wind,
Alone, amidst their hearth fires,
l watch'd my child's decay;
Uncheer'd saw the spirit light
From his young eyes fade away.
When his head sank on my bosom,
When the death sleep DER him fell,
Was there one to say" A friend is near -
There was none Pale race, farewell!
To the forest, TO the eedars,
To the warrior and his bow;
Back, back bore thee laughing thence
bear thee slumbering now!
bear him unto burial
Where the mighty hunters gone;
shall hear thee in the forest breeze
Thou wilt speak of joy, my SON.
In the silence of the midnight,
journey with the dead
But my heart is strong, my step is feet,
My fathers path tread.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug. II, 1929.
TO the Heirs Of ELIJAH BLooD, lite Of Charlton,
IN said County, deceased and 10 all OILERS concerned
IN the Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
- see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday IN Sept next, at one of the clock, af-
ter noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration Of said Estate should not be allow
ed and you will be heard thereon.
32 NAPffL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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LAWYERS FEES. A pert young lawyer said
TO another, that he had received IS giuneas for
feF speaking in certain case. " And IL said
mo other, received double that sum for hold
sng my tongue in the same cause
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80" A striking display of Indian character &C.
cured some years since in town in Maine.
An Indian of the Kennebec tribe, remarkable
for his good conduct, received grant of land
from the State, and fixed himself in a new
township, where number of families were set-
tied. Though not i'll treated, yet the common
prejudice against Indians prevented any sym
pathy with him. This was shown on the death
of his only child, when none Of the people came
near him. Shortly after, he gave up his farm,
dug up the body of his child, and carried it with
him two hundred miles through the forest, to
join the Canadian Indians. - Id0r'S Letters
on the Eastern Shores of .4TsTieG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-10

|VHNwENff DOLLARS Rk.WARD-l viii u,vr
x the above reward for the appre hendng and deli
very to me, in Goochand. my man Moses, who made
ms escape on Thursday night, the 10Th ut lod.
ing him in any Jail so get him again. Moses /, be.
tween twenty-five and thirty years Of age, yellow
complexion, has scar side of his face ne ar the
Eye out OH which side not recoected; he is about FIVE
ieet six or seven inches high he had on, when ho
st'ried Su'tout coat, with long tail, home spun
w"'s serge snd eyed dark brown with bark; no o.
ther c",hng rec oliee'eG Moses il good black
also o'erable good shoemaker; he makes peg. aud
sewrd shoes; he crossed at Gainesville the 2stb of
LAST month"; abont III o'clock where lie took wac from
Mr.. h. W,itse who repaired the same for hin; the
watch is French watch single cased, it has had
mana 10 tell the day OF the month, has gold streak
round the figures, the Is Minute dots are yellow: H..
has brass seal which has compass in it, the back of
ne watch has the appearance Of being broken and re
paired Moses will no doubt pass hmsc II asa free
man, AMI has no doubt free pass. Moses is quick
spoken, hut when confused stamIners snartlv
WILLIAM LOUTHWORTH.
r. ). II is more than probable thai Moses may have
pas, to look for work; he calls himself Moses Lewis
. w. L..
Goochiand Dec. 10. 7I-w3wv
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NMIILLIAM PRINCE. Proprietor of ne Lin.

"A
w mean Botanic Gorden.-of,,s the following
articles at The following reduced rates:
CdmtiAd Japonica or Japan Rose, Of the following
double Towering sorts, at So each. fine pl,ni, with
numerous flower buds now forned--R-d ar Crimson
White. Striped, Pink or Mrilemi-,; Msiien's Blush
Buff; Pompone or Kew Blush; Red Psaony flower
edand the following sorts at 60, Of same size a
above: fragrant Myrtle leaved, Afro rubens. Ane-
none huwrred or Warsah-anI al.o, Single White
aud Longiolia Single Red-aiso, Camellia Sssanqua
p,eno, . 90 Sc; Welbankiana or Pe,ny lowered
TO IS; Concors, 10 IS; Coccines, with scarlet and
striped flowers on same plan, TO IS; RuhIicauiis,
to 49, oietsra Jingle white, So; anu other varieties,
prop,ronabiy low.
Roses The first assortment OF 100 superb kinds.
FOR $50, aud the first assortment of 50 superb kinds,
S35-n both these the Grevilie, Superb, and L4dy
Bsnksian, will he included il desired. China Roses.
IL kind' for $40, aud Is kinds for $50; Greviile Ro.
ses; Chrysdnihenuus. Tor Ariemesis) IL hHe N"ds.
Tor 5o % kinds for $40. 80 kinis tor SIS. and 80
kind. for $25in the latter are acluded cniircly
kinda. lately received from china
P@onies ~ fine kinds for SIS; 90 kinds for SIS, in
Guiding the Chinese double white Whitlsj So kinds
;or $50
Ca,na.ions-Is .urcrb kinds for $40; rs kinds for
$!S.75: So kinds for S35; 100 kind Tor 500.
his, Fieur de Lis-l2 bne kinds for 81; 20 kind,
for SO; 30 kinds Tor $40; so kinds Tor SIS
Aurcn!as, ~ kinds Tor Sl2, 20 kinds for SIS,
Dahlias IL superb double kind. for So; 20 kind. Tor
Sll, aud u few very and extr. kinds, rs cents
zach; aud good double ONES 80 cents each. Gersne-
ums IL magnificent kinds including the splendid Ma
cranihon, for Sl0 rs kinds Tor $50, aud 80 kinds for
$50.
Oranges, Lemons, Cirons SC. one wears growth,
hom incubation, 81; larger size in proportion.
Catalogues may be obtained Of The subscriber and or.
ders through him direct 10 the proprietor will re
ceive attention.
All orders executed by him, have printed heading
dndhis orn on his sons signature TO the inroice.
NJ ID. reasonable credit allowed to those who
re-venl.
JAMES WINSTON, Agent.
Dec. 10. 7i-2t RichmD,d ia.
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n AND FOR SALE-in pursuance of deed OF
81 trust executed to the subscribers by the late Pc
ter r. White and daily recorded in the Clerks Office of
Caroline County, bearing date the 10th day of August
1870, 10 secure certain sum OF money therein men
doned together with the of carrying this deed into
execution, will be sold, Tuesday the 29th day of
December next, TO the highest bidder for cash on the
premises, the tract OF land whereon the said Peter E.
white lately resided, containing 500 acres, Subject TO
ms mothers life nteresD and bounded by the lands of
Samuel Ierr Isaac Butler, Richard Hutcson Achilles
Duling, marlborough Yourg, William s. Wya t, and
inc p'msnSey river his land lies well, is rcmarka-
bly, healthy, and is well adapted-to the cultivation of
corn, wheat and tobacco.
ALFRED MINOR,
ISAAC BUTLER, ( i'us'ees'
Dec 10. ~ Uds
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NOflCE TO CONTRACTORS The unaer.ion.
lN ed, commissioners appointed by The Court ~ n,
receive proposals Tor building Cout-bOuse for FInys
ma county, at Palmyra, until Monday tie plat io.t,nt
aud will then aud there let thu the rms which
may seem to ibem the most Advantageous TO the conn
ty.
Including poftico OF IL feet be supported on four
oreeisn Dafc columns, and SO feet inches wide-the
wsltfsio he 10 fact bigh-the building 10 he covered
WIN sa'e-aod the whole 10 be fn-bed in correct ar
chiIectursl style, aswi be fully shown Nv plan and
deposited in the Clerks Office Of the eoun-
W fsnyfs Tor the inspection Of such may be die
poen 10 Vhsr TOT 'he coniractPayabis In four install
mentss w. TiMBERLAKE,
JOHN RI. COOKE,
BASIL NJ. JONES,
JAMES MAGRUDER,
JOHN NJ. WILLS,
JAMES CURRIN
Palmyra, Flu Dec. 10 1f--2sw2v
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AOliCE.-hgretsbly 10 The provisions Of two scye-
raj Deeds OF Trust executed to the subscribe r.
oy Daniel n WILSON, aud for the purposes therein men.
toned we 'hsI! procesd 10 SELL THURSDAY the 25th
Jay OF eoFuary next at The sideuce OF the said Dam
iei a. wilson, IN TIL. county, all The Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging the said Wilson, and
any Other personal propsry, which may be contalne d
~ 'aiu Dsed and remaining unsoli.Ths sale will be
naie al pubic auction To the highest bidder Tor cash
SAMUEL &. ANDERSON
WM. NJ. THORNTON,
Cumberland DEC. 10. 7I,Y,ss
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Dec. 10.

| ENDUCATION.-l shalt open Boarding -ScbOoi ,I,r
NJ ensuing years at my residence ia Hanover County
about % miles from Richmond and about 6 above Col
iooda'is My course OF instruction will comprise the
Latin, French, and English Languages; Geography
with the Of the Maps and Gl1bes; regular course
OF History with Chronology, Arithmetic, Mathematic.
and the art of Surveying; English Grammar and Eng.
sh Composition
My terms Tor Board and Tuition are 500 the schoas
tic year OF ten months My school will commence on
the 18th OF January, 1880, and terminate the I5l
Decembtr vacation OF four weeks i'll be given in
The summer.
and smother at the close of the year-The result OF
children committed to my care.-Psr,icuiar attention
viii he paid TO the moral condsc, of my pupils, and
good discipline maintained in school have been en-
gagged IN teaching for eight years past, and am fully
sensible OF the great responsibility which my proe..
.ien imposes. NV residence is unusualy heal hy and
remote from places OF vice and disspa ion. Ia rel.-
ton 10 my character and qushc aons, authors ed
10 refer 10 the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Rec. Richard Claiming Moore, d. ID. O,
Richmond.
Rep Wiiliam armstrong, Of Richmond.
II. d E. James, q Co. Of do.
Req Hilliom Meade, ID. ID. of Frederick County
HanoaeT, Dec. 1929. HERMON DAVIS
Certificate Of Bishop Moore.
Mr.. III. Davis employed by Bishop Afeade az pr.
v,tc tutor OF his children for OF two years aud
have every reason TO believe approved by him. l.
therefore, can with propriety recommend Mr.. Davis
70 such parents as may he disposed employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
letter addressed to me. must b. dire cted Mont
pe-r, Hanover County, Va. HERNON DAVIS.
Dec. 10. 7I-6,w,f
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l.V.1cW .dDVERTYsIs.af E.VTS.
LIME MErROpOLITAN;-Or, Caihoiie Month
Magazine

ZuNHE 10, Catholic Afonftiy
n -Magosine
Jesus Christ yesterday, and to-day and he is the
same Jorevcr"-HEB. xiii. 9.
. HAnc Fiicm guam nunc hahemus omnes Fiieies
qut nos p % ccssernnt prcis temporbus habuerun'
--LANErRANc CoNrR BERENG.
- Tho faith which we profess was held by all the
faithful who have preceded from the earliest times
a Monthly Magszine. dedicated to Religion and Lit
eraturr, IL about be issued from this Metropolis
The circumstances under which IL take. It's OF
nature, at once, TO promise IL and is
coniinu ince Approved by the Most Rev Archbi.ho CD
--'epending OH the exer,icns, science. and talent,
oi the clergy Of Maryland an,l OF the Union Il
fail TO be conducted in able ami interesting manner
Differing in its character from those rey ious d pe r.
which have already been e. sbiished, il will neithe r
tntsrIere with their design, tend, in any way
psdsber obj lis, indeed, the same:
the sstr rsiou Of uut-the disco Of knowledge
aai the vndes on Of toss doctrines and usa res OF
The Caurch. which have been, aud STILL not unr
qacn,y. mi'represented. In. pursuing this object
VIII be necessary to have recourse arguments and
facts Which while they Stronghold he tenets Of the
Catholic Church, must ,enI to the REPUTATION of those
Of all others But while he'e arguments aud facc are
appealed 10, II shall be done with mdness and forbe
ance conform bly, to the shirt Of charity on which
Religion is essentially founded. The Metropolitan will
be divided into four heads, vizRel ,ious Literary
Misc ilaneous. Po-tcsl. II will be published monthly
an BaHore by p. Interchangeable first number will
appear in January 1880. II will be printed In vo. on
good and ofw ,rled Subscribers through IN
Post Office Terms 81 per annnm-paya able half yearly
IN advance
Dec. 10. 7I-w4,v
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NIB .PPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.-Havinr .uc-
a q ceedcd in procuring the services OF Mr. CHARrrs
LEWIS, JUN as PRINCIPAL TO he allied in the CT,
cal Department by Mr. Samuel b. Owen Wilson (son
OF tho Rev. Samuel Il. WILTON, Of Frederickshur \
tbs Trustees OF this Institution conf ienty congrafu-
late the public, upon the prospect Of again reazing
tbose benehis, which IL once extensively drsed.
and Indulge h. hope, that its enlightened pa,ronag
will obtain for " the success which its rous
and acknowledged advantages, efaneny entitie IT,
For tbs faithful and able discharge Of the du,ie.
rrn.d him, the beat pledge will he found in the IN
waaried and praciiscd zeal with which Mr. Lewis n G
heretofore acquitted hn,elf in the profession Of hi,
early choice VI the qualifications, and amab. dis DO
sion Of Mr.. Wilson, the most satisfactory
have been adduced, from sources the most
nhlc When TO these primary elements Of .ucc.ss are
added others even better assured, and only second
than IN Importance viz; large and ronpodous Build
Tngs th@ salubry o' whose site IL sdubiahIy tested
by the fct that for years past il has proved refup
ofuniailng security 10 the adjacent inhabitants Of les.
svoured spots. and for the ast years to the Pre-
shient himself, and his family, with entire exemption
from antumna' diseases, renotenes. from every haunt
OF vice, and W. " selected library Of about 500 vo
tunes, the Trustees csnnot doubt il will lie SECURE in
the dIscernment OF liberal public. The course of in.
sruriion VIII be such, IA 10 qualify student. for
irg College or The University. and will comprise the
English, Latin and Greek Language. Geography with
the use Of the Maps ard Globes Arithmetic Algebra
Geometry' Plane and Spherical Trgonom-ry, and The
Iheory and Practice Of Surveying. The moral and
religious instruction Of s youth committed 10 his care
win he primary Object, and will he inculca,sd upon
every ht occasion f,e best ounson for pi-ty vr-
tue and us-fu knowledge ny the Principal and his
rstant.-Ih- exercise Will commence on The 10Th ri
January, 1885, and terminate on the 18th of Dece,ober
following, with vacation Of month in the sum
mer.--Terms for Board and Tuition including washing
$40. each Boarder finding his own bel bedding
towels and candles
Address. to the PrincipsI. Bowling Green Caroline
County, tll The LIT OF Jsnnsry and afterwards "a
him, or to the President, Rsppshannock Academy.
JOHN b. BERNARD, Preside NJ.
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Dec. 10.

\ TEACHER.-A young man whs has had ,.ve,,l
"a years experience in teaching the Greek and La
Tin eiassies, English Grammar, Geography the E,r-
Inents oil Mathematics, and the common minor braocb.
OF English Litera,ure,-wshes to engage az Tutor IN
private family in healthy part OF Vrginia-Saisfsc.
tory testimonials OF character and qmaiic ations can
near Verdon Pot Office, Havov-r, will he attended TO-
Dec. TO- 7Iv6s