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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-18
Min CoMee.

Sn BAGS prime Rio CoTse, Jast received aud Tor
~ y sale by $. SEssERSNifh
dc D
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Seryan, wsHted.

A COtORE0 tan, or is or " years OF age. Is
"A wanted a. a Dining Room Servant. VIII be he
Ell either ~ the month or year. Apply 10 the Prihter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

Muius will perceive. that these comments ,rc only
directed 10 one part OF his last article will take occa-
SION 70 speak at another time, Of the leading doctrines
which he conend-and 10 examine the tenets Of his
party. ~
nave not me pleasure Of personal Acquaintance with
na' Judging IRON the purity OF his style, and
Se miidness OF his language, sm inclined to form no
low opinon OF his ability, his good di,posion-And
ehAeu regret iha, much force oil mind should
he expe nded in bad cause ' '''''
Nor are these remarks the offspring os persona know
ledge Of or Acquaintance with Mr.. Rives-but q. offer
OF WHICH AR. Rives !, TIE head and :, .nIar h,s
must beg pardon OF " Gcrm,ncus'' Tor msnrliny his
arguments, Tor where may tell truth he would State
aid, in defending good cause CURTIJIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

execution Of the process against the Representatives
The proceedings gains, Cen Bright and his soldiers.
as 10 the first, the process executed A writ Of
aoess corpus then obtained in behalf Of the per son
arrested HON the Chief Justice Of the State and the
% ~ mat he was in his custody under process o.
we " D district court The Attorney General Of the
State contenGei that the arrest was in violation OF the
,Sh's o, me Tree, sovereign aud independent State Of
P.nDsy lvonio Sand tia, The pr.oner shn,Ii 10 ed
from the custody OF the Marshal " .rh c., ,s,i
clded, however, that the prisoner must remain i'm
o, he Marsha. anu he did SO remain until the decision
oil the District court was carried into elect
As 10 the second Gen. Brish, aud the p,i,;, ,o IT,;
mediaeiy concerned in resisting the Marshal wee nosr
S"'eu '"e Attorney OF the U = declaring to be he
dete' animation oil The Government OF the thai the late
outrage against the laws of the U. s. should not pass un
hoee" They were arrested, and tried. Their defence
Ie'eu on the grounds, l That The district court whose
process they had resisted had no and that M
process was, therefore, weld ID That though the NJ
Gu en ans si" 'hey cannot be ques ioned crin,nay,
aCunS III obedience 10 the orders the Governor of
the State Nevertheless they were found guilty unJsr
speciai verdict; aud being sentenced 10 fine and
pursuance OF that sentence. " ' "
In the charge To the jury. the court said oT;. ,
oe nsn case upon The Defendants because il they had
refused obedience TO the order OF the Governor thew
have been punished by the State. acknowledge il s -
hard case, but with his you Lave nohng do il III. law
D, az aims the defendants Ii nay however be obrty,d
that had the defendants refused obedience and
secuted before military state court hey ought to hay,
been acquitted upon tho ground that the orders them
selves were ublawiui and void; and ought course
suppose that they would have be en- acquitted"
In passing sentence the court sod The measure O
punishment 49, IN your unfortunate case, par lculsy,
small comparative Importance. Example,
Is dictated by our duty, aud has been our AIM
The au hori,y Of the Federal Government having beer
thus vndcaed ever, particular, Mr Madison exercise
his pardoung power in favor of the Offenders The even
Is mus noticed N Philadelphia paper Of May 0. 1907
'"en. Bright, aud the other citizens oIthe militia VIII
were sentenced to fine and Tor resisting the
execu ion OF the laws OF the States The case OF OIn
stead We're yesterday evening released the President
the u s. having in special form RENTED both species
penslty, considering tire law satisfied az far as relates
TO those citizens who acted under the orders
tile Governor OF the State
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DEATHS.

Departed this life, his residences Hanover county 22d
uluo, John Jones, so M
Baptist Church many years during
no uniform Christian. Afibo aud obliging
highly all his neighbours
tuniaoees; labau'od lingering
ioay which impaired his body
bis und ao he bore his Affections with
submission, and manifested perfect
will Heaven IN said him, that he liy-
81 and died, GoA-an
children circle
"Blessod dead.
Lord; they from toif pbouIs, and hcit works follow
the m.'
Died, tho 3ri mat, Scosle, hlhemafe
daughter OF MI john s. Wootlsgn Of Po,yhntan.
Died tho telence Of Mr. VIM Warner Powhaian county,
Va" he lgh Of ocigb IN the 99 Scar Miss Caro-
lue Matilda, daughter Of Nh George Csfon. she
Cnobead Comfy where she resided until August 1891 when she
Icmoved Ia the city uf Richmond tho Of Previously
she made profession Of Religion aod nebed befsoo the
Methodist Episcopal Church which che continued acceptable
member ua she ended her mortal osrse her ensmen Of The
Of Religion appeared and her life uniform IN her
last momnts she gave the cento evidence that ChH'iany w9'
cunnngly Devised fable She umphsd in the Of death
sns TO 10 around her hat she would DO IL that rect in
which her blessed Ndrsf had for heoxotting
her hends 70 meet her there; and after singing most dcigh0B
resigned her split into the hands Of her Saviour breathing hn
without lingering sghpT that "Jeus make dying
pillows and die HI
preached by tho Rev. Cnpcl from the 18th Chapter
John 5 al the 25h Jesus sahl her,
c c that beieVob though be
shall no live and who'oover bvoih and beootb
m
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MA RRIAGES.


Married. Hanover by Elder Charles Tnoy, the
the 18th int the residence Mr. Elisha Kirby,
Tate, eldest MT Ekhnah Tate, Miss Elizabeth Kirby
daughter of Mr.. Elisha Kirby all OF Hanover.
Blessed be the that binds
Their hearts mutual love;
The Fellowship of Kindred mind,
IL like to that ahove
Married, the 29th ut by Elder James Fife Mr. Robert
Couch Nss Martha s. daughter Of Capt. VIM. F. Toler,
Louisa.
Afnrri"d "Wednesday morning, tho 18th
James Heron, Richmond,
e Of the ue BERNARD Byrno, E'q Of Philade phia.
Married Wednesday the l3b inst the
Mr. Giles A. Miller Mics Jane A. daughter
Anthony Webster, all Of Nottowuy county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

AE lDWAY ACADEMY.-The subscriber proposes 10
1tA open a BOARDING SCHOOL Midway, Caroline
county, on the 18th day Of January 1884 The course of
instruction wiz embrace all the branches usually taught
in the best private schools The undersigned has been
long known aud approved ln.iruc o YOUTH and
hopcs by his exerons, TO merit continuance pub
lie confidence The location OF the school Ii miles be-
low RI fredericksburg, miles east OF Villekorough on the
stage road from Richmond TO Fredericksburg and within
miles OF tile Rappahannock river. Persons wishing 10
send their sons from below in the steamboat please
direct them, on arriving Port Royal
10 MI William :. Quesenberry, who will have them con-
veyed ed,ateiy with their baggage, the
residence The discipline oil the school will be parental
AS The only proper basis OF sound MORALS the mild and be-
nevoent principles OF the Gospel will be on all
ut occasions free from seciaran pariaies of any kind
whatever TeTms-Board and Tuos, IOO zach DO arder
finding his bed, bedding towels and candesor an
additional charge OF So il these be furnished Persons
wishing TO place their wards this institution are
requested 10 make immediate application. Address
Fiieborongh, or the Bowling Green, Caroline county Va
CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jr.
NOV. ~ 57-tIJa
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DEPARTMENT, }

.
- - October 26tb, 1888. {
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO the proprie Tors of
the residue OF the Certificates of the exclaimed four
and hall cent Stock created in Pursuance an of
Congress- passed the Goth day OF May, 1874 that the
Certificates OF said Stock will be paid the Ist OF Nav
next, TO the propricors thereof their legal
uyes or Attorneys duly constituted, the present alton
and surrender OF the said Certificates the Treasury or
at the Loan Office wher the may stand credited
Fofice stuTfer gUen, that transfer OF the Cerd-
Gates OF said Stock from lire books of the Treasury or any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the Est day of prl
next And also, that the interest all the Certificates of
the said Stock will and determine on the a0tb Inv
April next r. b. TANFY
Secretary Of the Treosury.
NOV. ~ 52-eowlIMay
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ,
JctObef 26 I92a {

UtIObeF 1883. Z
Az HEREAS, notice his been given this day. by This
w Department. 10 The propnelors OF the residue OF
The Certificates OF the exchanged four aud hall per cent
on The Goth day OF May 1921 that the certificates of said
Stock will be redeemed on the FIST day OF May next and
whereas some OF the pfOpfietors OF said Stock may desire
The reimbursement Of their certificates previously to the
Aforesaid first day Of May next Notice j. given TO tI,e
popnetors OF said Stock, that transferring the cef
cafes thereof to the United States, they will he paid the
amount thereof, together with The interest which shaI
have accrued thereon. 10 the day Of payment
The cerhca'es are TO be transferred IN the usual man
at the Loan Office, where the same may stand credit
ed and Oh the transfer being certified TO te Secretary Of
the Treasury. the amount will he forthwith Transmitted in
dal payable to the order Of the seller The interest
will be calculated to the day on which in the regular
course OF mall The money might be received the dra
at The place where the tran-le made.
u H. fancy,
Secretary Of he Treasury.
november 3. 52-leOwtlMay.
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eDn DOLLARS REwARD.-Rsn away from the
spsF subscriber last fall, HENRY, Negro man, above
Tie size, has the back OF one Of his
hands occasioned by burn, has lore tooth out hict
lbs II believed he is lurking in the edge o Page
cOnny near the Madison line. The above reward will
given, IL delivered 10 the subscriber, residing Ma
olson Court house; or Twenty, f secured in Jail that
get hin ag,in. SINCLAIR BOOrON. AdD,'r. nj
November 5. t52 -wIw"l JViiiGm BootoH, dce'd
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NOTICE. Petition will he presented 10 the LEXIS.
ature Of Virginia, open 40 Inspection of Tohscco
Warehouse on The property of Nathaniel E. samuel
W., {, Abraham w. Venabs, at the Town OF CIsrks, lie
a1d county of Mecklenburg tOct 22.l ds--wGw
aTIRGiNIA OIL SIONE.-CoLMAN RAYMoAp
y KELLoGG's celebrated Oil Stone, ready /Oy
use, for sale wholesale retail by
g. v. RAYMOND.
Richmond, Va, November o. P-wlw
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BTGGER'S
EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE,
Nov. %.

RICHMOND, VA.
Drawn Nos for the New York Lottery No. IS-drew
18Th instant.
10 43 AZ &C 50 80 63 81 G5 20
$4,000 Capital, and 100 Prizes OF 81 900.
Union Canal Lottery, No. "a.
To be drdUn 30th .Nouernber
Go NO Lottery-l0 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
1O,0OO-S5, 000-S3,000
100 prizes Of $1,000 &c.
Tickets $40, halves o, quarters 2 SO.
New Work lottery Extra, NO. By.
To be drGDn lIih Decen,beT.
CAPITALS.
S25,000-S10,000- $1,000 $4,000 prizes each
of S2,500-2000 and 81 5000 of 10000 of
S500-$20 of $500, &c. &c.
Tickets only SIS, halves 81, quarters S.
=. Orders meet the most prompt attention, address
THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel.
November 10. Stiff
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CHANCERY-VrR GINIA.-ln Notiowsy Circuit
1888: "''
, Robert Chappell, by his next friend Samuel Jefferson,
Reuben Rogers and Martha his wife, Jacob White and
----- his children, by his wife the late Mary for
merly Mary Rogers. George S Rogers aud eliza Rogers
Wy he' mex. "iehu' Reuben Rogers, Pitts.
against,
Mildred T. Cbappell, Spencer Griffin and John ID Row
al Late sheriff oil Notoway county, and admns ator with
the viii annexed OF John c. Chappell, deed. Dens
hJidge ordered and decreed, hat the accounts OF tho
defendant, Roya administrator with the will
Of John e. Chappe deceased, be referred one of the
commissioners OF this Court; that the said Com
poceedto state aud settle the sane that the said on
missioner ascertain and report the amount of the hires of
The egroes bequeahcd by the Tcs,ator hi. Ue NIy
Ch"ppeli, and all interest due thereon including the
hires oil the present year, Ssc.Ex,rac, from he record
Tes,e, F. FITZGERALD. c. C.
The parties concerned in The going order of Court,
WIZ take notice. that have appointed Monday the Esd
DAY OF December next, at III o'clock, A. NJ as the dav
Tor executing the aforesaid order Court; hen they viii
attend before me, at my Office at Notoway Court House
with all necessary accounts properly authenticated
CHAS. WORKMAN, Commissioner
Notoway G. H., Nov. 22d, 1888 b7-wa,y
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A Lady well
"a qualified 10 teach all the bfaDehes Of polite female
English Education, together with music the Psno
Forte and who exhibit satisfactory testimonials Of
such qualifications, may find employment in private Ia
,ny. aud fair wages, in very healthy situation by adj
dresne letter (poslage pa) 10 c., Liberty Bedford
on Y, sts'iu, Terms &c October e. l3-wi
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ako MI T. for instance because he belongs TO state
and isn station ~ Icastho most pomne" MI ihof ~ IT. cal
him uuh'f, because speech AMI his course have convinced
that lie every constitute 'Is
that oafnf period when existed horp md
epudaicd universally throughout the state MI j. r.
nd n rcd The b. Bot n hs speech, while he took be
consistent y repeating his aufan q" tie beog he did a he
could 10 make qualification 10y sica"g tE praee and
e0ng the side o. it, pac all tho piudccs aud passions
which thin the compass Of s PoSe Of defamation to
awaken and HI die.
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JAMES RIVER & KANAwHA COMPANY.

JAMES RIVER KANAWHA COMPANY
a Il Meeting Of the President and Directors of tho
Ia James River Company, the 18Th Nov, 1888
eSocfo, That the Commissioners appointed TO
subscriptions 10 the James River K,naw ha Comnanv
be requested To be punctua in transmitting to the Ri All
dor the books kept by them, (ven. by the signatures
o une s"ii Commissioners some OF tem,)
Dfef the 3 Monday in December or sooner if in
"e" ophons is unnecessary Ia keel them ouge omen
Cory. j. BROW n, Jr., 81 Auditor
A>o'e'"oer ZE 57-t3iMDec
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"A DEMONSTRATORS SALE-W,n b. cot, =, 81,
"ghes' bidder, at The late residence of William Tai
ey' dec near lillian F. Tolers tavern in the county of
Louisa on ednesay llth day OF December ne x if fair
no' we next lair cay thereafter, all the crop Of corn
ouuer &c made on the plantation with the stock of hor
ses cattle hogs sheep Sc, plantation utensils
and kitchen furniture For all sums OF v. doll,,s AMI
less, cash will he required-or all sum. of nor. ban 60
dollars, credit of twelve months will be given the pr.
chasers giving bonds with approve ed security.
JOSEPH TALLEY,
.qdmr If IPiHiom 7ahey dec
Will likewise be sold the highest bidder NJ the same
place and OH the same day, nine likely negroes-conss
ing OF men, boys and young women; and land,
containing about hundred aud fifty OH In. VIZ.
lers OF North East Creek credit OF twelve month. viii
be given the purchasers giving bonds with approved Sc
curiiy. JOSEPH TALiEY
For the Legatees Of JtiHiam 7aHey, de-
November % 5i-wd
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49,, Whose thundeIs shook the Philip of the seas
whose eioquence once wrspt and fired the soul every
Virginanihe man who gave the first impul,e .to the
Revolutionary ball. seepsina than common grave
without slab or monumental stone, TO mark the turf ba
covers his remains! hope, that this foul stain will soon
he wiped from the character of State by the act CT
her Legislature, or by the generosity OF her citizens II
is especially the duty OF in with the rest OF
our Editors, 10 your influence have the remains OF
the most usrous OF the sons of Virginia, boaored in
suitable nanner-one who has experienced the ipgraii.
'ude oil his countrymeu Tor more than thirty years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-It becomes our painful du.
was on Thursday evening last found dead in the loft of
his granary, having cat his throat from car with
razor, which was found lying Ivy his side.
lie deceased was about so years of age, and resided
about miles from this town. and formerly commanded
the packet LA Fdyette running between this and Bal.
tmore. He had been the subject of mental suffering for
some time past, occasoned by paraiyIc stroke
cd for Baltimore in company with friend hut before the
vessel got out oil Chester River his mind appeared
what excited, and he made neie attempt 10 de-
sroy himself by leapng overheard but taken up
the crew and reserved for more melancholy emu lie
was landed at Rock Hail. and proce eded home
soon as he arrived, lac ordered the shaving apparatus de
Hberatey went through the operation OF shaving fegned
some excuse 10 go TO the gtanary where he found in
the situation described
Captain &. bore unbe character, and was to
the time OF his decease in ull communion with the Me-
thodist Church.-Rent Enquirer.
Destructive Fire-As paper going TO press this
afternoon, fire broke at the head Of Pine street.
one Of the upper occupied a store by Mr.. Lyon,
which consumed that building the and tavern stand
of Mr. Archer, and building occupied a by S
Rathbone and families Most of the and
furniture saved.
wooden building occupied by J. s. J. Jackson, as
liquor store, pulled down by the hook and ladder
panies, TO arrest the progress Of the flames.
The wind blew fresh, and the buildings all around
highly combus,ibe, far greater conf alton wa
aPpfcheHded.
"e have not time to obtain further particulars TO day.
ALBANY Il. Journaf 12M.
writer estimates the exports of the cotton crop o
mississippi at 1000 bales :-"These $40 per bale
would amount So 900 900. The entire agricultural in
terests OF this State, yearly, are about ten millions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22
TO THE EDITORS or 7HE EMO UYRER.
PATRICK HENRY

Messrs Edilors-ln passing through the county of
Charlotte some time since, curiosity led Red HILL
the seat OF Mr. John Henry formerly the residence OF
FauicS Henry The grave OF this great pointed
0u 70 me ny his son. aud upon observing il, could
help exclang that Virginia was Justly entitled 10 aioe
r1"n o l"Rra'tnde, the common vice oil Repubics."
MS wee was never exhibited iii garng colours than
IN 'he present Instance, now the much boast
eh PATRIOTISM AMI generosity of State The people of
The North are styled by of Tariff ci,zens
an avaicious contracted races; yet our Yankee bre H.
rem have erected spcndl mausoleums over the remains
OF all oil their great men, while the celebrated Pstrcl
nehry unohonred reposes in the soil of the magma
yer rHum without much stick mark his grave
las great man, whose name is familiar every babe
and whose Characters admired by every lover his coun
ny the patriot without fear and without reProach"-
The statesman without a rival
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-22

CiANCERY-NI RGINIA-ln Not;oway Circuit
Superior Court of Law aud Chancery, April tenn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-10

HtLbSSiCAL SCHO0L.-The School al Long Creek,
~ Louisa county, will be continued next year. under
the sole superintendent Of the subscriber who has had
twenty years experience 10 the profession he has chosen
In this school will be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guages, English Grammar, English Composition, Geogra
ply, with the use Of Maps and Globes Mathematics and
Arithmetic. The School will commence Monday, the
10Th January 1884 and terminate the sday Of De.
cember following There will be vacation Of four weeks
commencing on The 18th day Of June. The charge for
board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel will be SIIO
payable half The LIST day OF June 1884, and the
other half the LIST day OF December following Long
Creek is 80 miles from Richmond 81 from
81 from Orange Court house, aud % from Gainesville
The stages from Richmond 10 Orange Court house, and
from Fredericksburg 10 Gainesville pass near the School
house. Letters TO The subscriber should be directed 10
Long Creek r. o., Louisa. WILLIAM NELSON.
December 3. 6I-fanf
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CHANCERY-STATEo OF OHIo-Lopan Coun,v
u Court OF Common Pleas, October Term A. d. 1888:
Helen Massie, Executrx and devsee of Henry Mas,ie
deceased, Complainant
The unknown heirs OF Chiswell Barrett, and the I'm.
known heirs OF William Barrett, deceased, Defendants
The above named complainant having, by her Solici.
tors filed in the office OF the Clerk of Court aore
said her certain Bill in Chancery, setting forth among
other things, that she is entitled devsee of Henry
Masse, deceased TO have assignment or conveyance
from the defendants, heirs Of ChsweII and William
Barrett Tor two Tracts Of Land situate in the county of
Logan in said States the containing three hundred
and thirty three acres, and being survey No. IO5O3 as
known OH the books Of the Surveyor of the Virginia Mi
ary District; the other containing four hundred and for
our acres, and being survey No 1908 known as aore
said which two surveys is alleged were promised and
set OIL TO said Henry Massie In consider OF his bay
ing located warrants No 2257 aud No 574I claimed bv
defendants, as heirs OF ChisweIl and William Barrett The
Bill prays for assignment conveyance OF said Lands
from the defendants TO the complainant and the Court
aforesaid, at the Term Aforesaid that notice of the
filing OF said Bill and OF the pendancy OF this suit should be
given TO the said defendants by publication OF such no.
hce Tor the space OF six consecutive weeks in the Rich.
mona Enquirer newspaper, printed in the city Of Rich
mond In the State OF Virginia. said publication to be made
and completed least thirty days the next Term Of
the Court aforesaid be holden the county aforesaid
at which time and place. the defendants are hereby no
fed 10 be and appear, the matters OF said Bill will he
taken as confessed. BY order of the Court.
N. H.. McCOLLOCH elk
CRErGHToN and BOND,
Solicitors for Complainant
q
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53-w6w

HAkWoOD SCHOOL.-The exercises OF this insti.
tuition, for the ensuing year, will commence on the
second Monday in January, aud terminate the 18th Of De-
cember following. The course Of instruction will COM
PRISE orihograpby, Reading, PenmsnsbP, Arithmetic,
Practical Mathematics, English Grammar, Geography,
with the use Of the Maps and Globes, Blsirs Rhetoric,
Composition, and History; together with the Latin Ian.
guage. Terms for board tuition. lodging and washing,
will be $l05,-one half 10 be paid in advance Having
determined to limit the number Of boarders 35we can.
not therefore, receive any student Tor shorter period
than the scholastic year Of ten months. As hereioore
faithful attention will be paid 10 the morals and habits of
the Students and over Is years Of age admitted who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials Of good character
quier county, will receive prompt attention.
G. TACKETT,
Nov 10. LOO -wSwJ J. SPINDLE