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From the Mile gc'illn STANDARD Of nion October 1Gl
GEORGIA lIEC'J'InN -

1888 AID io33li IS natural that our friends At a dix.
lance should be anxious to learn the result of ihe Co
vernon election and to compare the votes of the present
year win that OF 1888 The aspect Of the returns from
me black streak Of Hu6caton, that runs across the
mdd'e OF c STATE, added 10 the thnness the vote in
many strong countics had caused uneasiness 10 soue
OF the true faith. But you need not he alarmed
yc good and true patriots The strength is still
yours, and 50 IS the glorious triumph IL is
true, That The returns generally Thin, and cs-
Peeiay rom the upper cOuniies, where we are always
strongest Tins Is Attributable TO three causes Isl
me excessive rain Ia U,e mountain region on the
day OF tie election End The removal of many
OF Tie People to the Western aud Northwestern conn
ties Sd. The great confidence Of the Union pa,fv in
Their own strength. But IT. we viii compare The 70.
cent election with that Of 1888 though we shall find fe
acoal vote OF THIS year. less than that Of 1883 we shall
nevertheless find our majority comparatively as great tc
present year. as that which elected Lumpkin will
moreover DO seen, that while certain leading Ugjoa
counties have given much smaller returns this ycar than
IN IJ-d certain leading notification counties have not
nuch diminished their votes, for te said reason given
aDo'e W. mat while felt confident and were idle
uie eW genius Of qualification was hard AT work Tire
aegl never roses any Tune and told our friends SO
De'ofe he election Besde3 strongly suspect tfi,t
20 certain nanciess counties, men, women and children
60 TO the polls ''''''"
10 prove that our estimate is correct let us take C,y
ieadng eounes-two 1ehc sheep, and two Liq,k oree
loL instance, Babcrsbum, Dekalb, Ebert and Greene
N IT,
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TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, Oct 70
MH. GrnD's SrEEcu.-Scvcral editorial articles and
interesting communications omitted to-day 10 make
room for The clear, sound ond conclusive argument Of
Col Guild, in support Of bis preamble and resolutions
insiructng Senators in Congress 10 vote for erOi
gig Mr. Clay slandcrous resolution from the onrn,I Of
the United States Senate. This able document must
convince al impartial mrn-if any such are still nncon
ynccd-that 9pUngi1g is the only practical mode Of f
Iy vndicatng Gen. Jackson against the false and mali
oious charge prcfeucdb by bis enemies whose vndctiyc
ness was sharPcned BY disoPpontmcnt.-Cai on
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDfNGs
Is SgSArE-5afaUdag, Oci0beT IOM.
Mr. Tottcn introduced Tie following preamble and
resolutions, which we're laid on the table.
Whereas the Senate Of the United States on The
2Sth If March, A. ID. 1884, adopted tic following reso
luton
Resoieed That the President, in the late Executive
proceedings 10 relation TO the public revenue has as.
suined upon himself authority and power not conferred
~ he constitution and Laws, but derogaiion Of both
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re- OIlCE-Wl be sold, at the late residence of Will
nam f9wikes deceased, in the county of Nottoway
'NeSroeS, consisting OF men, women and childrenand
upwards OF 100 acres of Land, with good grist Mill
der four yoke of oxen, two carts; wok horses one
stud horse; one Wagon and gear; and quantity of
PORK; household and kitchen furniture; one wheat ma
ehine plantation utensils Terms made known on The
day OF sale The sale will continue from da to duy IN
I'll The whole is sold. EDWARD B. FOWLKES
WILLIAM G.. FOWLKES
October 81. G50-tdsl Eyrc,,,,s
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EB UMFORD ACADEMY The exercises in this
n n, Institution will commence for the ens,,ing COR
The 18th Of january and close the 18th Of Dece
be following, with the usual vacation of one month
The course OF instruction embraces all the important
branches Of English Literature Grammar Geogfanhv
History Philosophy Mathematics, and the French la,
TN ana 1feek languages The situation Of Rumford
Academy, unsurpassed in point Of bcstbiness h. 49,
IN lower virginia, and quite remote from temptations 10
irfegnary and dissipation peculiarly adopted 10 scbo.
lastlc pursuits 80 " so
The subscriber will have the continued co operation Of
ne present assistant, Mr. w. J. Christian who has been
ass0ciotcd Win him for the last three years
Terms, as heretofore, Sl2O for hoard and tuition foe
STU when the pupil furnishes bis bed bedding and
candes0 PAYABLE semi annualy on the first of Apr and
INC hrst Of October II ROBINSON PyiacipnL
King William, October o. dg-w6o
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rope-s small town IN Poland 100 miles from Warsaw
During one OF the reviews before the Emperor there
were seen performing their evoluons besides 500 Kour
ais" body al 1900 Cirsassan cavalry presentinr in
1s,"e ana movements nost picturesque spectacle
i"S snnins hriuets and gttcring hauberks of silver
mail OF the ty Circassian Princes recalled the scenes
OF ivanh"e: The 400 Kourdes, in charge they made
were 50 furious that several wounded and their en-
tns I" seize the victorious ndnrd won al Ezetum
could only be rrressrd by their yadischoh holding up
there with his brilliant suite and was .u,rac ~, rho
Russian Emperor during the review
rARis, Sept l5'h-D.tsat ef O'.7bd- El-kadsy near
oTa"-Ihe Government have this day received the
following tclegrophc despatch, dated
''ALoirns, Sept. g.
Add Ell kadrr experienced a severe blow near D.
Oran ON the 2lth August. . The Bey Ibahim and Dou
ares fought bravcly The fire OF artillery decided
their retreat The luss OF the enemy very considerable
HAv.E, Sept. Clifton .iidrket--lhere has been du
ring the last eight days, demand for this article
from the trade hut rather slack prces.-he sales
amount TO go bales, consisting of 2725 bales, Louisiana
at l2o To l72 80; l5ilb Upland Mobile aud labaa
at ila to 1915 40 bales Pernanbuco l72f TO l76 10
bales baha nj l3 el9 bales Cuumana at I55f 10 100
10 bales Porto Rico at 2O0f "a bales Guadaloupe at l67
o0, and o2l bales ST Domingo at I4If 30 To- ia2 80
tle whole duty paid The arrivals, per contra, have only
amounted to so bales United States coltons
liAykE, Sept. l3.-Saes of Cotton for the week COM
prse l45 bales Louisiana, ut l22 ID 40; 1879 do
to l5ic. "
Pans. Sept l5.-Fiye per cents lO7 80 TO lo7 40.
FnoM VrNrzuELA.-We have the important in,elli-
gence that the province of Cumana has risen en-
In favor Of constitutional order and against military sr
patton. Gnayan, Margarila and Caracas in the East
had already taken thGs position Gen Carabano one of
Tue rebel chirilans, Is shat up in Porto Cabeo There
Is an i.ngish frgae a; Lsguayra rnd Porto Cabelo-
Cen lbarra Is in irons at Lag uavra
-, Eht'@d IF Litter. CADiz Sept. 4, 1895.
The people are in and declaring for the Consii-
du'n nnd . liberty Amercnne, they term it, The
converts have been sacked and the ffiars Obliged Ia IA
and some oil them have been killed. The troops are
much engaged Ii is rumored that Don Carlos is on his
cunning tack.--ffuits are scarce and high.
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- appears that while HabersIant and DekaIb gs q;
year 'OOy votes less than in l.}3 Ebert and Greene
gave Dnt 100 less in this year than in 1888
- Againj m Io5 l,uinPkin obtained in Habcrslam and
Debalb, 2OG6 while Scblcy has but 292s in tla ss9
couniics % ~ less Dian Dunpkin while in El@,f sS
Greene, Crawford got $780, and Douqherty I55S =,
bat ~ less thau Crawford 80 y"
Ihe diminished vote If Schcy in Habefshan and De-
haiD may be accounted for by The numerous removals -
VIC new counties, and 70 the bad weather Where re-
noyal Use cause Of coutse Schley has rotten lion ~
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Myro c. Manson, John Il Russell, J Freeman, Jehel
eve IS. Loren Belly.
On motion of MIR Lille, of Edwards Resolred, That
,he proceedings of this Convention be published in the
-; Lawrence Republican and Albany Argus.
The Convention then adjourned.
DAVID LILLE, Chairman.
} R,, n ,,, s.erstories.
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6 6DnAA REWARD. Ran away from the sub.
- <zVSI scriber, in Madison county Va, in the
month of September 1888 negro man about % years
Old yellow Completed, with heavy dull look and down
heavy, well set iellow-cas himself WI SnfrH Dur,
chased said negro from WIN Bell Of Cupeper county
va. lie was raised by a gentleman Of King Ceorge
county Va, by the name Of Smith ANY person tats,,
up said negro, and combining him u some Jail so that
get him. or delivering him TO Humphrey Taylor Of Madi-
son county, Va, OF giving information Of the same
at Slesopotama, Green county, Alabama shall receive
tie above reward. ASA WHITE
Aug. -. 32-3n
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HsEdssSEEs'S EXCHANGES.

Dra'cn Nos fhe Delo,eare Suite Lonerg Glass No T.
Drew October H. 1895
II - 4l 80 ~ 30 rs 40 90 30
Ticket no. 10, "A, ~. One Of the Grand Capitals
together with several other snug prizes were all sold and
paid at sight by BIGGER
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VIRGINIA PETERSBURG LOTTERY, Class No. il.
Drew 9th October, 1885:
40 ] 81 80 10 % GO ~ rs 4S II
Whole ticket Nos ID, 20, 10 capital prize Of al 600:
together with Nos 10, 81, 4s, do. do.
were Sold and Tie cash las usuo will be paid at For
tunes Lounge by BIGGER.
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AmOfhcr splendid lottery.

$4,000 and $4,000 Capitals
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY FIX. No g.
To be drawn November 18TH 1885
% Numbera-lI Drawn Ballots
GRAND CAPITALS
Prize of $4,000
- $1,000
5000
5000
1923
so Prizes of 1000
G00 900, 300 &c
Lowest Prize S12
1tcLetS only so. Haires 8, Quayfers2 So
Orders for tickets in the above splendid Lottery will
meet the most prompt atteniion-Please address
Oct 90 ' 4sWS,3w ~
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Tue ENlUfRER is Published twice generally and
OF the
rce, heretofore Five Dollars pa able in adj
Notes oil charcrcd pccieayiag banks (onl viii be
cs;vod in Tho Etor will the safety remit
ting heM by nai the letters being paid by the
5- No paper will b. disroutnnc of the
Editors, until all have been paid
Whoever will tho of nine shall
have the tcnth suts
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One less insertion, 75ccats each continuance,
80 No untt
assumed by in this city its
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NH EssRs: Rice Nf,e1aan, Seth n .ueudr. .3dminis.

Nh ESSRS Rice .le,oman Seth n .Meutc. 3dninis-
1va frntor dc bonis IF ifoSts .yteheii 1I1qoty
OCaiaghaa, Joha r. Leigh Ciuordon ad te,n for JeSse
Afitcteu, ami George Mitchell
S'rSrLsnsN--lak notice, that we shall either our
Sescs OF by eur Attorney The 2ith day of December
lca3 between the hours of clock in The morning and
eioc III The evening, in the Tavern, at Amelia Court
oSe Stae OF Virginia, proceed 10 take the Dispositions
o, Henry II Spuhall Anderson Tucker, Peter Burton
Natinew Allen Robert Mann and others in relation 10
certain matter now in controversy in certain in
cnaheefy IN The Circuit Superior Court of Law aud
Chanccry for the county of Amelia i'm which we lie
unuesSgned are plaintiffs and yourselves defendants
~ said dePositions not taken the day above mem
uonen they viii be continued from day to day nlnc.
ealey following at the place between the same
hours at which time and pIace you can attend if you
''ihA proper. WILLIAM II. ROWLETT,
~ MARY N. A II. ROWLEIsr.
INONtuOcr ID ~
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q 9DAkAh REWARD.--Ran away from the sub.
~ %5NYdD sctibcr, in Madison county Va i'm Tie
month ct September, 1893 negro man about % years
ou yeow conpiectcd, with heavy. dull look and down
cast when spoken 10; about 8 feet or inches bgb
heavy, well set fclow-calls himself VS. snrrm I pnr.
chased said negro from WIN. Bell Of Cnlpcper county
va. ne was raised by gentleman OF King George
county, Va, BY tho name Of smith ANY person TAKING
up SAID negro and combining him in some JAIL 60 tbat
get NM OF delivering him TO Humphrey Taylor Of Madi-
SON county, va or giving me information Of hc same
at hcsopo'amio, Green county Alabama shall receive
the above reward ASA WHITE
Aug. 70. 81 9o
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III RON SJORE-We have in store large and well
4 selected assortment of ION 10 which We are dailv
adding by receipts per almost every pacBcand offer 1T
very low prices, go tons, b the following description
viz.
FLAT-Engsh, s@edea, County and Ulster, almost
every size.
ROUND English, swcdcs and Ulster, from Ia todd
ameicr
SQUARE English s@edes and Ulster from ID to-
diameter
OVAL-7.3 oval Ulster Iron,
Box, band sheet hoop and plating IRON,
Nal Rods spike rods aeiree noulds for coach makers
Crow Bars
STEEL.
tons best American blistered steol
ID do. do English do UB stamp0
do. spring Steel from 10 to IL
l-2 do senderson q Bros best Cast Steel Of the usual
variety Of sizes
do Palmer Mould Boards from No. to 3I.2.
AXES--SimmoDs q Beers make.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & Co
Nov 8 52@aF
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british DRY GOODS. per- stfp TAtty Ifot fJo,o
- L1rUFoot.- Our importation Of run Bfitsh Iyg
Good ns arrived a City Post, Dunes Rivera and wiil
BE- ~ store and opened n n day or two More viIl be-
said Of it anon. +. q J. s. JAMES & co
Sept L. 131-u0 Marker gr;Jg,
"a PETITION will b. made to The next Legislature Of
IA virginia, for Che passage Of aW aullorsine the
trustees OF the town Of Farmvc ~ law Of aud sell i'm
suitable lots, portion 81 The lands Of Josiah Chambers
person Of unsound mind, next adioinnr said town
NOV ~. Gl-w4w
N oltCE-A petition win be presented 70 ihe next
Legislature Of Virginia fr ne formation of new
County cot Of that part Of Halifax County lying South
Oct q 50 ND
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u The tenor Of the 9th paragraph in the above notice
9ylng, IN some instances been Inexperienced, the
the meaning of the President and Directors;
1t expected that the proposals persons wishing to
contract. who from their distant reside noes or from
otr cause may not already he sufficiently known rs fit
ano responsible contractors, TO the Board OF Directors
WIN oe accompanied by proper recommendations and
IN e case OF persons who may have heretofore acted
contractors en- other Ines and mny be known 10 the
Board or TO either Of the Principal Assistant Engneers
mat the proposals will be supported by proper icsmo
the Works upon which they have been engaged
Wv ID Ill
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VoERsGE.y,K.g.
/ NAMES RIVER AND KANAMIA CANAI- IN

q AMES RIVER AND KANANIiA CANAL. Vim.
w "iNiA-Nctice 10 COAfrdri0ySIle Board of Direc-
Tors OF the James River and Kanawha Company having
resolved TO place under seventy three miles Of
Tue me oil their improvement viz An that part cxtenl-
ing irou The water works dam IynclburT 10 4, @ erd
OF section No liz, in the village Of Scottsge and the
tnicen miles between the Seven Island Falls and the
village of Columbia M
Sealed proposals will be received by the Secretary of
sne Company at their Office, in the CITY of Richmond
i"h November lS;h, to December IN inclusive fo ali
&c AcaVauon cnbanknen and walling in that distance
ne portion of the line which it is intended to let
comprises many difficult points, and considerable
amount OF river walling and blasting
ne INC viii be prepared for examination by the 18th
~, Novenber after which date, up tie time of letting
All neediul information will be given and the maps and
Poncs eNhDitcd 10 contractors, application being
maze To either OF the Principal Assistant Ennecrs 81
mon W. Wright in the village of Cartersvillc Daniel
Vermore ut Sco,tsvillc, and Charles Ellet r in the
town OF Lynchburg.
IL rs expected that the proposals OF contractors who
are not personally known either of the prncipal assist
ant Engineers, will be accompanied Ly proper tesino-
mas oil character and experience from the Engineers of
otner works on which they have been engaged
he seals OF the proposals will be broker, on the 10th of
DecenDer and the acceptance of the propositions by the
Doard made known after will be practicable
by order OF the President and Directors
w. b. CHITTENDEN Sscrctary
Ngtc-Ihis advertisement is not intended to embrace
Tue Locks, Dams Culvers any other of the works of
art-Iror to the letting OF which, well az of the resi-
due OF the excavation and cmbankmen between SCOTS
Viie and Maiden Adventure due notice will be given
ONU"ocr ~ Ji-td
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q L THE COURT OF CHANCERY of The State
"a OF Delaware, for New Caslle County, of lie Son.
IVUIIN'T ItfIl, IcOD:
Robert White, Administrator of
Sophia A. Laurence and others, -
John Goodwin * John Bnllock.

ON iicu; &C
John Goodwin x John Bullock
And now, to wit, this 10Th day of September A. ID
1873: On motion of James A. Bayard, of Counsel for
the Compliments, and affidavit made to the satisfaction
OF The Court that John Goodwin of the defendants
named IN the above cause, is of the State of Della
ware and resides in The State of VirginiaIt is order
ed by The Chancellor that the said John Goodwin do
appear IN tins Court, 10 the said suit on Monday the
heenth day of February, d. 1885, otherwise the Bill
OF Complaint viii he taken pro confesso:-And it is
further ordered, ;at copy OF this Order shall within
thirty days, be published in the Richmond Enouirer
Newspaper published scmi-weekly in the State of Vir.
gina, and in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Natchman Newspaper published in the City of Will
mngton, and be continued in said papers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication; and also
copy OF said Order shall within thirty days be posted
up IN the Office Of the Register of the Court of Chance
ry for New Castle County, and the Court House door
AT New Castle in said county.
.Neic castle Ccuaty,
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Record-ln testimony whereof have herennto .ct
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at New
Castle, the 2lth day of September A D. 1853
JOHN GORDON, Rog'r IN Chaacery
an
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III OTICE-Wc ahallrenew our peti,ion. aodIoy bc.
~ fore the next Virginia Legislature proving Tor ,
formation Of County, by taking oil tie lower nd
Of Caroline and the upper ends Of King & Queen and
Essex MANY CITIZENS
Of he cfgrcsaid Counties.
oePicInner rs. 3O-uD
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a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The sub.
IA sc'6er Offers for sale his tract of Land lying in the
within half mile of James River, continuing $50 acres
OF about equal portions of cleared and land This
Farm has been improved by careful managemen. and
The use OF clover and plaster that nearly the whole oft
now produces clover kindly About 20 acres are good
creek meadow, part of which is in herd grass
and produces fine crops The wood has lust been
cleared away from 80 of good tobacco land which
may be brought into cultivation with very little labor
rue wood land is valuable from its contiguty to
the River, and the facility with which The wood can be
carried to Richmond The wood is worth so cents
per cord as it stands the land contracts for the
sale of several hundred cords that price annually can
now be made The improvements are nearly new and
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation of in
~ The situation is healthy and the water fine Daring
my absence, applications may be addressed to my bro
ther Col Peter f Smith, of Manchester (yho is fully
empowered TO sell and convey the land to my Mana
ger, MT. Thomas Cheatham, upon the premises, who
VIII show The land to persons disposed pyrchase IT,
JORDON SMITH
r. 81 wish also 10 sell sc of land upon most
OF which the wood is standing, lying within three and
hnit miles OF Manchester, adjoining the lands Mr.
ITCeh ban, air. Fisher and Others. J. s
yet ~ 4S-U
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EpUNAWAfSe-ltan away lfom MIR. Robert Payna
"a u on the night Of the fifth inst in the upper edge Of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows ASDngy and
JIM. Andrew purchased by Mr. Payne Of Peter
q Cosby, ia Richmond he is said be about TWENTY
five years OF age, FIVE feet eight inches hoh and
will probably weigh about 100 pounds he is a brown
nulato, straight and well made with no marks or scars
recohectsd he had small whskcrs and has gap in his
upper or under teetii be white fur hat WHOM ne
LETT he had variety Of clo,iing-Jim was purchased
OF walter 1ealy, near Ufbanna, in MidJescx county
ana isa6out ~ years old he is very black and about
the height OF Andrew stout course made fellow snd
wal weigh lsO or 80 pounds; his nose is vorv much
sunk between The eyes and is very broad NJ the end m
bad an old pair OF Jean panialoons and pair ar cr
linen ditto, and an old Jean round about and chi, lof
we are informed that Andrew has wife in + Edward
county, and may be lurking about in that county We
have no idea that Jim will leave him. Any person that
WI deliver them 70 in this place, secure then, i'm
sny jail IN this state that We can get them shall be
hehosomeIy rewarded, and an necessary expcnces paid
Richmond, June 10 isItf
AND FOR sALE--A highly improved Farm.
- cahea Lime Stone Creek, situated on the Rich
monp so'o une miles from Charlottesville containing
~ acns more or less, with dwelling houses and III
the necessary out houses stables fhsesl,in,, ,,.n;
&c, viii be sold by private contract, ,ogs,l,~r s.S
negroes stock ofcoile md valuable horses ine,e,,
Of husbandry, corn, fodder &c. A small treci - -
land, belonging to Mr. David Niche and which i, q, ~
soid, separates II from The Riyanna River ~, - y
VEN Oh rich bmegoDo ruunng through the ,sho. -,
winch mas qqarcd and kned for these seven Geo.
ana lhe lime employed as manure 10 enrich dc ID
andfor selling u Tor building purposes Persons aesro
OF buying, will apply at the Office Of the
AoYoca'e' Or 70 Dr' Bi@t'ermann at the University
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ED APPAiIANNoCK ACADEMY Institution
BG will be opened the ensuing year the l5th of ia.
nuay next, under the charge OF Mr. John G. Lawrence
as Principal, and MIR Oliver White as First assistant
Teacher the same gentlemen who have several years
continued to give such satisfaction the Board OF Trus
tees, that 1T has unhesatingy reelected them for an
other year. AS soon fifty scholars are entered a
third teacher will be associated with them, according to
the established rules of this Academy. The scholastic
year VIII comprise ten months be divided into two
equal scssions-There will be vacation of one month
DUNG The Summer, commencing the 18th of juno
Immediately after the examination The course OF in
sruction will comprise the Greek, Latin and French
angoegcs, Natural Philosophy, Geometry, and tie En-.
giish branches usually taught in the best schools The
Principal is well supplied with good surveying nsru-
ments which the students may ali times use There
IS valuable library for the part, selected by the
aie Col John Taylor and The healtincss of the situation
Is not surpassed By any in Virginia.
IeT"s--For board tuition, library fec, washing fuel
and room rent, $iI5 If bed and bedding be furnished
by The Stewards department. which is submitted to MIR
Iawrences government additional charge of SO per
annum win be made Quarterly paynents are desirable,
but not Indispensable.
BY order of the Board:
RICHARD BUCKNER Jr President
pr0 temPore IF The Board If Trustees
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E/H/ LII De SOLD, at public auction, for cash, at
w the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond on
Slaves, late the property of Mrs Sarah Duke deed.
consisting of two girls and boy
WILLIAM Nj. DICKERSON Com'r
Nov. g. 52-wSv,s