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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28
MnHnAY. Fob. 90.

SENATE-Mf Clay presented the petition Of
uohtber Of peFsous calling themselves American
Author, sud friends Of Litcraturc praj ing Tor al
extension OF the Copy Right Law 70 os 10 embrace
foreign authors. Mr {. seld that the evidences
we're 60 numerous Of public opinion being ia favor
of this er,easion that he should ak the Sc nate
early day, to consider the bill which had
been reported on the subject.
HpUSE-The proceedings ia he lrsl OF 81
Whitney, for On alleged contempt, was resumed ;
and, the respondent accompanied by his counsel ,
took hs place al the bar.
The Hon. Sir Gsrsnd, Of Va. was called 10 lh.
stand, as Witness, md wss examined at eteal
leng b, by counsel ior the accused.
III Love, Of n. Y. made an effort 10 restrict the
range sod length Of examination. and aner some
remarks fom iim IA support OF bls objections, be
vac replied 10 by M key, and he House directed
tho in'euogsiory 10 question 10 lie PCT.
Mr. GHdand, Of w.. was sii.i under examination
al o'eiocA.--up to which time quorum vas no,
% Tie house.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

sENA1E-A cstu'ry &C abolition peiriou.
were presented aoa ur received. ma'.o.. faf thc..
reception being laii ou the table. The rcsolatIon
oraersd ty - lttsl,ncallirp a. Tie pres.derl for
copy Of Tie proceedings Of the court ct inquiry on
,ho chstges against Gen. Scott relative TO the
Creek War, was tokca ny, and uitcr some discus
zion. referred tr tie com. on military adars. NJ
Wright give notice that "e Monday he should call
up ,hc I'LL to icduce the tariff on mpors.
i!OUSH-Tne Judiciary amendment bill wss
twice rad ard referred Ia The committee % The
Iudciaty. TIE b,Il Cor compensation OF volunteers
was twice read and referred 10 the com. on ella MS
The house then resumed the examination, IA the
case + Mr. Whitney Who was brought 10 The bar
70 snsvcr 20 charge IF contempt ofthc House, in
which they were occupied for the rest Of The day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

GreA Tea. Toe L,adoa Q1.HeHy Re,ew,
states thsi the very Pr-sseai preference e., s,cea
tea leo os,iss) the Ua.iea States has siyea nee
% en- sI,easiss ffta5 UPon the eonnsu.iy Of Ills
caBaiN b. tss c,n'oa n,erehtai,. 10 the .eppy q
Ss' @sfssts BE- the ~Srss FiG4s q roarse BaAaa
osassstsA nio greco ~ essspas.iior q tauerc,
lnAga. 1a4 gLias less.--Fsa ~fsief ave =. .s-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

SENATE-Thp hin 60 remit the duties on GER
"a 10 goods burnt al New York wns read 3 time
aud passed. The report of the committee ON the
Judiciary that the Postmaster General 0nch, to
pay TO Stockton and Stokes the fdl. amount OF the
award of the Solicitor Of the Treasury was con
sidrred and agreed to. The join, resolution a7pro.
puaiup $50 900 ioi the purchase o: Nr Ma3sons
manuscripts after some discussion II was order1 to
be cngrossed for 81 reading.
bir Bnchanin from the com. on Foreign Rela-
,ians, to winch vas referred the message of the
u, $. on the subject of Mexico, made report
which responds to that part of The Prcsiden,s mes
sage which expresses the opinion that il may be
proper TO give to Neyico one more opportunity TO
make rcpofBuon Tor the injuries which she has in
hic'vu 10 cur country. The com suggest that ia
conformity TO one Of the provisions of .he Treaty,
another statement Of these injuries shall be made.
accompanied by proofs and that the President be
left TO do this in The way he may think best. and
make report Of the result 10 Congress at tho next
scssian. The CON- conclude with some structures
the conduct Of the Mexican Minister in this
country, and express regret that the MEXICAN gov
ernncut should have been Bdurcd by his msreprc-
scu,puons to approve o. his course. The report
concludes with a resolution ombolying the views
Ia ,he report, The report vas ordered % be print
Cd, and > 600 oxira copies ordered TO be
printed.
The Senate lhen. at o'clock adj.
HOUSING Howard from the com. on For
cign Affairs reported a resolution fnf the ackuowl /.
cdgnent Of the Independence of Texas
The Speaker laid before the house report from
the Secretary Of War, relative 10 the harbor 81
Whitehall n. Y.
The House thea proceeded with ,h c trial of II
81. Whitney.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28


Nj BnchanHn gave notice that be should on
Thurldsy ask The Senate 10 consider he report Of
The committee ou Foiegn Relations concerning
MeNico
hr Tominson offered resolution. instruciing
tie committee on Pensions to inquire into the ez-
pede"cy Of revising ths arr 81 May. ls2s grant
,ng pensions 10 persons wounded "a the War U! the
ke'elllloa. - lltA Was agreed %.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28

NJ "nsbi moved 20 postpone nc previous or
ders for the purpose 81 taking Up tie bdl 10 alter
snd smend The b'll imposing dsues CA impons
Ar Clay sad that three 81 The articles in the bill
eughi 10 have toe duties on them reduced bot y.
10 others there could be no reduction sitboo, m
lerienag Nth the Compromise sci. He wished Il.
snov II the seaaio' from New Yofk would st,,t.
cot such sracles are PROTECTED.
W ~ushi 40 he wss -, ias'r.o,es or y.e--,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
Dyspepsia!
AND
LSrPs Complaints.

AR PETERS's MEDICINE, STDMAClllG3 II
- IIEpATIC.E formed 10y chemical analysis aHd
s0thces aud rcyefal prOriHiatc vegetable principle
are universally acknowledged Ia have totally eesed
the pretsnsions of every otcr remedy aud suPffet-
ded The necessity 81 esery other mode Of treatment
Vsfctc,er# tie above diseases found 10 cNis a.
I'll M iu onllrg eutcnt Of the Spleen snd JsuHaes
Among the symptoms Of Dyspepsia and litef com
plant4 are hatlouey -ouruess or burning IA ihe tom
aeh uclanclloy irrsbihty, disagrccabc taste ia iht
mouth gfeat ire ua1y OF appetite, which - sae
limcs yoraeiou. aud At other times greatly deterrent
thirsts ied breath nausea, weakness" u Tie sl9ihoH
,eId cruetation paipitation, dfoWsinoss Ieeuary o
die bowels pressure ia tho stomach alter meals PAIN
IA the head DIZZINESS vertigo confusion OF mind 81
Tended with loss of memory, gnawihg III the stomach
wien rmpty elness affection Of sight and hearing
nan aud weakness in tho buck, languar, disturbed
sleop cold feet aud hands rcmoT uns asIness III Tie
throat, cough pain ia the side or breast, DC.
Tlcsc Me Hetncs have been found so alectual infa
uoY ne tie conn ainis Tor winch thcy are recommend
I'd that Physeiaus frequently have receur7e 10 thfm
for thor patients, ater having exhausted all Their skill
la ar tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
December %

VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
' Clerks Office Of the circuit superior couf'
OF law and chanccrv, for the town OF Lyhcn-
burg the 9Th day ofDecemher, 1886.
William w. Peyton, administrator de oo ,n
non Of Edward Henry, decd, pllh'
against
Patrick H. Fountain, Nath'l. w. cambridge
and Martha his wife, John Fountain Patrick
II. Fountain, jr. Edmund Redd and Sarah ms
wife, William II. Roane, Ann II. Roane, ga
rah Ann Trapnall, Phillip Aylet,, William !.
Fountain and Sarah his wife, Philip FiizhuSh
and Mary his wife, and Betsy Moore and Ann
II Moore infants, by commissioner BenaSn'
specially assigned their GUARDIAN, deits.
The Defendant Sarah Ann Trapnali, not
having entered her appearance and given ,ecu-
rity according to the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules Of this Court, and it appearing by satis-
factory evidence, that she is not an lnhaoitan'
of this country 1t is ordered that the sad de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first day OF ' lne
next term and answer the bill of the pfantIf'
and that copy of this order be forthw'.h ln
serted in some newspaper printed IN the 'owh
of Lynchburg for two months successively, anu
posted at the front door of the court h use, III
said town, a Copy-Teste. o.,,
December % WIN
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November "a

VIRGINIA. AT court of quarterly SEES
v sion, continued and held for the county Of
Amherst, at the courthouse, on Wednesday the
23d day Of November 1886:
Catherine Cash, a Feme Covert, who sues by
Cornelius Campbell her next friend, Plaintiff.
against
Peter Cash, Deferdon,
In CHANcERy.
The defendant, not having entered his an
pearance and given security, according to the
act oil Assembly, and the rules of this Court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai
he Is not an nhob'ant Of this country, it is or
dered that the said defendant do appear here
on the third Monday in February nov, and an,
swer the bIil of the plaintiff, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith insertedip some pewsna,
per published in the town of Lynchburg. for TIVE
hon mon ms ,iuccesSyeIy, and posted at the front
door oil the courthouse of this county.
Copv-Teste.
H. ~ ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
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w IIOL l. : A J. f.
China, Glass Il EarilicnWafc
Establishments.

lRIII3 subscriber would call the attention OF
y Merchants 10 this establishment, feeling
confident they will fad IL much 10 their lnter-
81 10 purchase their CmSA. Glass AsD EAR
rar>WARE in LYNCnBrRG.
The assortment Is LAadG aud GENERAL aud
no doubt the prices and tefms will be perfectly
satisfactory All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended io,-paehina particularly at
tended 10. josef u. tN Ans
The Wythe Mountaineer, Abingdon States
man, Jone,borough Republican and Knoxville
Register will insert the above twice, and forward
their bills also one copy Of the paper which
contains the advertisement.
Jan. Is
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POLITICAL.
TIMES GO BY Turns.


ny souTRwELI, POET OF THK Urn ehSfthf'
The iopped tree in time may grow again.
Most naked plants renew both fruit AMI Hover
The .erricst wight may find release oi PAM
The dricst soil suck in some moisienine shower
Time goes by turns and chances change by course
From foul to fair, from better hap TO worse
,rhe sea af fortune docs not ever flow.
She draws her fayors 10 the iowestebei
Her tide. have equal times to como aud 60
Her loom doth weave the fine and eaarsesi web'
No ioy so great but funucth to an end;
No han 50 hard, but may in ins amend.
No, always fall Of leaf, nor ever spring.
Ne endless night nor yet eternal day
The sadlcst birds a season find to sing,
The toughest storm calm may soon alay;
Thus with succeeding turns God tempercthall
That man may hope 10 rise, yet fear to fall
4 chance may win that by nlisohahse was lost
That net that holds great takes itde fish
In some things all, in all things none arc crossed J
Few all they need, bat none have ali they wish
rnmiagled Joys here to no man bcla
Who least hath some. who most hath never all
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

UIRGINIA-At rules held IN The Clerks
Y Office of the circuit superior court % Law
and chancery, for the county OF Auilfefsi, on the
9Th day Of November, 1896
Mourning Christian, flaih'ih,
against
Charles NJ Christian, David l. White and
Charles L. Burks, Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, David |. White and Charles
f. Burks, mol having entered their appearance
and given security, according TO the act OF A $
sembly. and the rules Of this court, and 1t ap-
peaflng by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants OF this country 1t is ordered that
the sal d defendants do appear here on the frsl
d4y of April term next aud answer The bill oil
The plaintiffs, and that a copy of this order, be
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Nlrglnlan
two months successfully, and posted at the
front dor OF the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr, c.
December % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

NZIRGlNIA-At rules held IN the Clerks
' Office Of the circuit superior court of law
and chancery for Bedford county, the 18th day OF
November 1886:
John Shrewsbury, Plaintiff,
Against,
William Shrewsbury, (of Bedford) William
Shrewsbury and Rhoda his wife, and William
Dickinson, Defendants.
Is CHANCERY.
The defendant William Dickinson. not ha-
wing entered his appearance and given security,
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
Of this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he IS not an inhabtanl OF this
Commonwealth, it is ordered that he do appear
here on the first day of Tie next term and
answer the plaintiff bill, that this order be in
serted in so ne newspaper published in Lynch
burg for two months successfully and posted
at the front door Of the court house Of this coun
ty on some court dav.
copy-teslc,
JOS. WILSON. elk.
November II WIN
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The Rev. II. II GrpLH, Sc.
EMlGRANTS TO LIBERIA.

The American Colonization Society has Just
despatched TO IT, Colony another vessel with
emgrants- the brig Rondout, Capt lioWiANn.
Tlfe BRIG left New York with n portion ii her
cargo on the 2lst of November, touched nj Nor
folk Cor emigrants aud freight, aud then proceed
ed TO W llmington, North Caroline, where she
received number oiemlgrauts aud the remain
30th uliimo. The number of pas scngcrs, which
were chiefly from Richmond Virginia, aud
from Stokes county, North Carolina, were but
thirty-fse. Forty others. principally of one con
nexion, with large quantity Of goods, were left
behind owing To the vessel chartered for the
purpose proving not large enough both for their
accommodation and the transportation of lhcr
property. This was matter Of much regret to
The Managers Of the Society, as they had every
reason 10 suppose they had chartered vessel Of
sufficient capacity to carry out all the emigtants
and their goods 1t l. expected, however. that
another vessel will shortly be despatched with
this company Of emjgrants and such others as
may be DESTROYS Of accompanying them.
DR.. ID. +. Bacon, n Young talented physician
from Connecticut, and DIR. w IL TAYLOR, u co.,
ored medical student from this city, went out IN
the Rondout. The Society hoped, also, To have
sent To the Colony hy this vessel 4 gentleman
smenty qualified to fill the important office OF
Governor of Liberia but the individual Sc.
lecled has declined the appointment. liza suita
bic character can be obtained, he will probably
30 IN the next vessel. 10.
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NoTlcE;..On application to MIR John Nc
~. ,Nlnney for bond which executed to
CU'u Nichlhney u co. on the 18th October, 1925.
loi me sum OF S773 73, was informed that the
o1Iu oono was lost or mislaid hereby forwarn
rai pe.sohS rom trading for said bond, as have
paid Off HARVEY w p DVn1 ,"1 geeh
January Va
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November Il

VTIRGINlA-At rules held in the Clerks
' Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and GhanccrY, for the county Of Amherst, on
Monday, the Sd day Of October, 1886:
Alfred +. billiard and Elizabeth Il. his wife,
formerly Elizabeth L. Cabell, Napoleon b. Ca
bell and Alexander CabeIl, Plaintiffs,
against
Frederick Cabell, surviving Executor Of the
last will aud testament of John Cabell, deed =.
and III his own right, Samuel Bransiord, late
ser cant Of the corporation Of Lynchburg, and
Is such administrator de bons non, with the
viii annexed of Geo. Cabell, decd, Samuel
Cabell, VIM. Daniel, Judge of the General
Court Of Virginia, and Pauina J. his wife. for
merry Paulina J. Cabell, William Walton, one
of the securities Of John j. Cabell. decd. in hi,
official bond as guardian for the Plaintiffs.
whilst infants, William Chick, one of the
securities of the said John J. Cabell. deed
IN his official bond, as one of the Executors Of
John Cabril, decd. aud Thomas X Friend. Ad-
ministrator OF John J. Cabel, decd
Defendants,
IL CHANcERY.
The Defendant, Samuel Cabell, not having
entered his appearance aud given security,
according 10 the act OF Assembly and the rult 5
Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he IS not an lnhablant Of this
country il Is ordered that the said Defendant
do appear here on the first day of April term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs. and
hat copy OF this order be tort4with inserted in
he Lynchbnfg Nirginian, for two months sue
cesslyely, and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse Of this county.
a Copy-Teste,
JOIN THOMPSON, Jr. C.
December , W2m
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the county court of Bedford on
Monday the III day OF November, 1896:
SmlthSon H. DAVIS, Bowker Preston and
John o. Letwich, late merchants and partners
trading un9er the finn Of Davis, Preston q co.
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Moses Hawkins, James Hawkins, John Haw-
hInsand Caleb Ewing, Dei'ts.,
Is CHANCERY.
The defendants, Moses Hawkins, Jane,
Hawkins, and John Hawkins not having enter
Cd their appearance and given security accord
ing 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not nhabitants of this Common.
wealth, II IS ordered, that said defendants an
pear here on the fourth Monday in January
next, and answer the bill Of the complainants
and that copy of this order be forthwith inser-
ted in the Lynchburg Nirginian for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse OF this county.
Copy
,..--.,,, Il. {. MITCHELL, c. nc.
Nofe''o0' - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16

The Senate yesterday spent some time IN Ix-
erutiye session. Amongst the business trans
acted. was we are glad 10 learn. the coniirma-
ton Of Major GATES 10 re appointment 10 his
rank in the army, from which he had beon
stricken by the President Of The United State,
and subsequently, nominated FOR restoration for
the purpose OF allordng him the privilege oil TN
al by a Court Martial. MAJ. mt.
At the late Annual Meeting Of the American
COLONIZATION Society, the Hon. HrNW clay,
Senior Wee President, was unanimously elect
ed President Of the Sociefy, 10 fill the vacancy
occasioned hy the dpccase OF lis late presldcul.
Mr. Manson. The following is the reply Of Mr..
Clay 10 the note Of the Secretary announcing
his appointments III.
WAsmSefoN, Dee %. 1876.
DEAR Sin i have the honor 10 acknowledge
The receipt ofyour note Of the 10Th itxant, IN.
forming me that, at the last annual meeting Of
the American Colonization Society IN tn, eli
". | was unanimously elected lis President. !
receive with very great senslhllltY this dlsiln=
guished proof Of the confidence 81 the Society.
and request YOU To communicate my acceptance
of the Office. andmy respectful Acknowledgements
10 those who have bestowed II.
Regarding the American Colonization Sorc-
~ as the only practical scheme ever presented
10 public consideration for separating adyanta.
geously 10 all parties the European descendant
upon lhis Continent from the free people o. col
or the descendants of Africans, with their own
consent; and Of ultimately ellettng "A mofe cX-
tcnsiye separation of the Two faces. with the
consent Of the States and individuals interested,
| shall continue 10 cherish the highest inter
est in the success Of the society, and will con.
tribute whatever Is IN my power 10 promote IT,
prosperity.
! am, with great respect,
81 ant
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$50 sEE wa EHs

Is offered for-IENI,Y negro
~ man between tweniysfour and
fSA9 twenty eight years Of age, large &
rzES/ likely, no particular marks about
.-LLes him recollecied. lie was recently
sold IN IyncLburg, by Mr.. VIM. {. Leitwieh, Of
Bedford. and am Informed has wife al Mr.
Nm Callaway's of that county. When be
absconded ton Thursday last) he had on blue
broad cloth coat. oasinet panialoous and white
hat. The above reward will be gwen Tor his
apprehension and delivery o me, or Mr.. Edwin
Matthews. of Lynchburg or for his confinement
in jail SO that get him again. -
JOHN l.. FITZPATRlGk.
Jan. Is
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A friend residing near to the Cumberland
Ford, has sent rs the following statement Of
the number of Horses, Hogs, Mules Beet
Cattle aud Sheep that have passed through
the turnpike gale during the year 1888 and
1896.
In 1896. lin ISIS
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NTIRGINIA-Atlu rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the circuit superior court of law
and ehancery, for the county Of Amherst, on the
Sd day Of October 1886
Peter Denl and Sally Lee bis wife, formerly
sally Lee Camden, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Peter G. Camden, Executor Of Leroy Cam
den, decd, William Ii. Garland, aud Richard
~ Eubau&, Defendants,
IL CHANcERY.
The defendant Peter G.. Camden, Executor
of Leroy Camden, decd not having entered
hsa appearance and given security, according to
the act of Assembly, and the rules of this court.
and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he IS not an lnhabitant Of tins country, it is or
dered that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day Of April term next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg yir-
glnlan, for two months successfully. and pos
ted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
county. y Copy-Testc.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.. c.
December w2m
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BETHEL SCHOOL.


,FHE subscIiberrelurns his thanks 10 his pa.
y rons for their liberal encouragement, and re-
epectiuly informs themaud the public generally,
that he will resume the duties of his School.
on the lst February, 1887. The location, in an
intelligent and hospltable neiq hborhood, among
the picturesque mountains Of Bedford, ! ) mle,
North East OF the Peaks OF otter, and %
South West of lynehburg, Is believed 10 be as
healthy as any in the State, and remote from
the haunts oil vice and dissipation.
lie Natters himself. that the yery rapid pro-
rrfgs. which his nupIls have made in tbpIr 10
>nertlyc studies, and the general satisfaction
winch his course OF instruction aud method oil
discipline. have afforded his patrons. will be a
Guarantee for the continuance of their supbo,f
and an inducement 10 the public 10 palr6niz,
the school Strct regard will be observed. 4,
we'll To the nqoral, rs TO the iai,iffrfual nm
proyrmpbt Of the pupils fer the rufpoer fnro
mothnr which. lectures. will be occasionally de
| liyered.
rFp>IS
ue 'ui ia 80 ;, ~, '"''e" !" ''p u!ne'eh
",'"'''e VI 'o' '''' yeal
~ ~ 'e,' l l,iop'''5 "'> p..l;,,., VT;
Poi N''"' e'"i"'' "i'' y '''5"5' ,, =,
Nl1 2l
Arl'hhetLc' N'eo :, my hI SiiSh
'fall1,9l N"'u,", ''''osoi"' i''s'o % o5
y anu o'i'io'l'01, ....,....- = "
ne iAal,n a"a YUCCA 1'"so'ees' CO.. .,
onn L,lf nay.lIe NJ tL. close ortla dfSt So
~ i've n91nihs. rho olber -, Tho oXniratioo
~. Tho .rbolastic' war
4 few nnnlls can nbtoin hoard in rosnoct,ble
E,a,llrs Al. from 81 10 50 ner month As fLe
nun,ior IF 5ebnInrs will ~. i,m;tod ~ On tIa'o
Vim, IA enIrr The sctonl sLn"IJ n,aks n,y'
,nnl,r, ion Nu dedpction will me na1ln for I,,,.
cliran,n -, ln.s a, t,mn hut nv nariic,,lar
,roa,,o,,i nnl... il bo o,yi,,, ia 81, i,.,,ss
Ar the close of each session 1hcrr viii he n
nubIircxominatlon. conducted by the most com.
puo'1 'N''''',E eoi'"u,.5" y 'e must 'oi-
A5drrss WAI JAMES SIIFJ TON
IN T"rbE9ru Dee ~ % ''''i''' i'''i' ''
,,,i,r,,.,ian Of ,ors,os -, 3;.,..,,,.
r. anc,s5 ''S'''ie (
'''7 p ,rp1,. Urln>, Acanr,,,.
luIg 35Ib Is2G
Mr. Nyn 7 SLalfno wa. .,u,fert,ttLis AL
ny f,r 9sassinns AND hi. ,e,,r,I ,,a,,,,'
was snrh az Ia rmt3fir him In tL. ,aJ,,
co,6l,,,,,o ~ an. ,a,tl,r,a, H. 49,, =,
ms qoa',leaionS as teacher, we would remark,
extensive one an1b,. rnrt.l3,ns ,,''r4r,,, IN
able for the ,rruyaro and lhe ,,od ;,,{',
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nave 'hls Gay examined Mr.. w m J. Shelton
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opportunity | nave had Tor Judging, should
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q1a.,neu 10 prepare boys Tor College or Tor The
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