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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-11
T.TMEE.
Six Cents Reward

EEANAWAY from the subscriber about
Et three weeks since. an indented sp
prentice to the Farming Business. by The
name of EVAN NORRIS. He is about
eight years old. | will give a reward OF
six cents TO any person who will appre'
bend and deliver said boy to me at my re-
sidence, near Nipe's shop. in this county.
sEAny person %harborlns or employing
Morris, may expect TO be compelled TO
comply with the acquisitions Of the law.
EVAN JONES.
October IL, 1887 st
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l. T.
EMtE have received a large supply oil
w Ground Alum Salt, which we, are
now offering for sale on moderate terms.
BURNS s. SEIBERT.
July 10. 1887.
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o. Gen. Ripley Of Louisiana has resigned ms
seat in the House of Representatives, IN eoase-
uueace of i'll health.
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NEW CONCERN.

FOHN X. WILSON having associated
eH with himself Mr.. GEORGE Doll, Jr.
as a partner in trade, the business will. IN
future, be conducted under the name aud
firm OF Wiison s. Doll. al the old stand Of
John X. Wilson, where they will be plea
sed TO see their former customers and the
public generally. as they are prepared and
determined TO sell cheap goods.
JOHN X. WILSON,
GEO. DOLL. in.
Mastin.hurg, Sept. IS, 1887.
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The zaop's Boot
AND LADIES MAGAZINE.
Mrs. s. j. Hale. of Boston, Editor.

Mrs. S. j. Hale, Of Boston, Editor.
THIS periodical has now reached a circulation
n that nothing can distnrb-not even the pre-
sent perilous state Of the times. The pubiics
tion is based upon pure principles aud a solid ca
pital, and subscribers may with safety place any
number Of the Lady's Book M the hands OF thei
children, sure that no expression IN the VOL
will call a blush Of shame TO their cheeks.
The Engravings are by the first Artisis-ths
Music is snperintended by a celebrated Profes-
sor Of this City.
The design for the fashions imported express
Nv for the work, and altered TO suit the Phiia-
delphia Fashions by a Lady Of this city.
The %coloring Of the plates is superintendent by
the publisher.
The Prose and Poetry. by Mrs. Hale. and
other celebrated female writers.
In short, every effort that continued success
can warrant. is made to enable the work TO sur
pass that Of any other publication extani.
order of Publishing.
The Numbers for January, March, May, Jn.
.Iy, September, and November, contain plates Of
the Philadelphia Fashions, engraved expressly
for the work, and colored by artists OF eIninence.
The Numbers for February, April, June. An
gust, October, and December, contain Steel En-
Cravings, either Views. or Portraits oil distin-
guished persons.
Each number also contains two pages Of Fash
ionable Music-in many cases original.
Some of The Contributors.
Mrs. SARAH j. HALE, Editor, Mrs. l.. II. ST
Courtney, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Mrs caroline
Hentz, Mrs. 4. +. Elicit, Miss Leslie, Miss
n. +. Gould, Miss c. Il. Goocb, Miss J.. H.
Medina, II. s. Mackenzie, l. l.. d., II. Penn
smith, b. b. Thatcher, Mrs Phelps, Mrs. WI
lard, Mrs. Farar, Mrs. Wells, CreenvllIe Mel
len, Joseph r.. Chandler, Morton McMicbseL,
Robert T.. Conrad. Alexander Dimitry, A. M
+. Hale, +. Burke Fisher, NJ. e.. Brooks, a
M, William T.. Burton, Willis Gaylord Clark
Joseph c. Neal, Mrs. Embary. Mrs. Gilman
Mrs Smith. Mrs. Woodhull. Miss Charlotte .
Cushman, Rev. ]. H.. Clinch, Constant Iuiiio"'
Mrs. Sedgwick. nj
ns- Ter,ns.-The terms of the Lady's BOOK
are q 3 per annun, or Two Copies Tor 50, pay.
able In advance. All orders must be ADDRESSED
10 L. A. Cooley, Literary Rooms,
Chestnut 81, one door betoD Serenh.
Philadelphia, Sept 90, 1887.
nn- cLUBBING.-As the publisher Of the
Book is connected with the other popu-
Ian periodicals, he suggests for the convenience
remittance, the folio ing system Of clubbing.
Lady's Book and Bulwer's Novels, for So
Book aud Marrystt's Novels, So; Bull
wer's and Mary ats Novels. (seventeen In all,)
Lady's Book and Saturday News, SojI
Lady's Book and Celebrated Trials. 80; Bull
~er's or Marryatt's Novels and Celebrated III
Ills. s..
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Neutrality-suspicious. from all the counties
in Maryland have come TO hand, from which il
appears that the wings will have in the House
Of Delegates, maj ority Of Is members and a
majority upon joint ballot with the Senate, of 81.
In Washington county, the Van Buren, ticket
vas elected BY an average majority Of 1872.
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Apnrcntice Wanted.

RyHE Undersigned wishes TO engage as
a an apprentice to tie Chair Making
and House and Sign Painting Business, a
and industrious boy. about Ia or
Is years Of age. To q of good moral
liberal Encouragement will be
given. WILLIAM ABLE"
0cInher A 1857.
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The papers state that the mountains in Yer
mont are on FIRE. The wings ofthe Green noun
taias, we suspect, have set FIRE to their hills as
a manifestation of their joy for the political re
generation Of Rhode Island and Maine.
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BrNMdresh's Pills.

A FRESH supply OF DR.. Brandreth's
IA Pills, lust received and for sale by
THOMAS G. SMITH.
August 80, 1S37.-f
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October 4, 1887,
.V'EJy< .VRqECLE!

FEyHE subscriber has just received from
Baltimore, a neW and splendid style Of
Cane Bottom Chairs, which for elegance
and beauty far surpass any thing OF the
k ind ever before offered 10 this market
Those wishing 10 purchase, will do well
TO call and view them before purchasing
elsewhere. WILLIAM ABLE.
October 4, 1887.
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of which article he intends 10 keep on hand
a large and constant supply. Wis assert
ment will consist Of COOKING. PAR
LOUR, and FRANKLIN STOPES. oil
the latest aud most desirable p~atterns-af
of which will be flashed in the mos, Gle
CANT and workman like manner. PIPE,
of Russia or American iron. as may best
suit the purchaser, will be furnished al los
prices. and on reasonable terms. Also, all
The Apparatus for the Cooking Stoves.
Persons in want Of Stoves of the above
description, are invited 10 call aud take .
look At my assortment. before purchasing
elsewhere. as ! AN confident they will fiod
il larger. aud better in point OF elegance
and usefulness. than can be found At an,
other establishment in this section OF OUT
try. JohN II. bLoNDEL.
M~artinsburg, September 20. is3I.-u
egTbc Timing and Copper Smithina
Business. in all its various branches carr
ed on as heretofore. J II. u.
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NEW GOODS!
Wilson ~ DOU,

EEAVE just received and finished open
EH ing a Large and general assortment
of FALL g. WLN1ER GOODS.
Persons wishing to purchase would do
well 10 give them a call. as their assert
ment is complete, selected with care, and
purchased on such terms as enable them
TO sell at prices that cannot fail to please.
S%Come and see.
October IL, I637.-tf
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PUBLIC ALE

VX1ILL be sold at public sale. at the
w late residence OF Michael Leopard,
near Little Georgetown, on Thurs
dan, The 18th instant, all the
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Personal Property

-
Run. the following
Personal Property
ia part Of which 10 his own, and a part be-
20 tbs estate OF John D. Harrison;
deed 10 wi, A number Of
WORK HORSES,
Brood Mares, and Colts,
Beef Cattle, Mich Cons, Stock Caaie;
Hogs and Sheep; also, serc-
ra! Bee.H Hires.
sSAmong tao stock Of Horses is q full
hlooded Canad,ois, stout aud well formed,
seven years old.
e. Ierms of Sale. Twelve months Gre
din viii be given on all sums 10 the pur-
chaser, if good bond and security be fur
nished- excepting the Beef Cattle, which
will be sold ior cash.
JAMES HARRISON,
IN his o,rn right, and as .7dmini,traier Of
j u Harrison. deed.
September 30, Is37,-4t
AL have three or four stout, healthy
Black Boys, from 10 TO IS years OF age,
to hire al private hire. J. ii.
NOTICE All persons having claims
lV against the estate Of John II. Harri-
son. decd. will please present them. pro
perry authenticated, for settlement and
those indebted 10 said estate will please
make payment without delay. as IL Is do
sired that the estate be settled up as early
as possible. J. HARRISON,
September 90, 1887. .gdm'r.
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BERKELEY COUNTY CoURT.l

BERKELEY COUNTY COURT:l
AUGUST 9ERM, 1887.
EEOR good and sufficient reasons appear
IL ing TO the Court. d, is ordered that
the name Of FFAsKLIS a. KowEfLAR. be
stricken from the roll Of Attorneys al Law
prscticing in this Court and that the
Clerk DO furnish a copy of this order for
publication
A Copy.-Tes'e,
HARRISON WAITE, C c.
August 23, 1S37.-tf
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ITSHE undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens OF Berkeley and the pub
lie in general, That 10 addition TO the Tia
and Copper Smith Basiness, be has lately
commenced the manufacture Of
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SIZE.

FHNHE undersigned win offer for sale at
4 public auction on Tuesday. the i7h
day Of October nert. al bis residence near
Hoke,s Run, the following
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ECONOMY!
Apprcntices Wanted.

Apprentices Wanted.
ENHE Undersigned wishes TO engage as
apprentices 10 the Cabinet Making
Business. two well disposed. industrious
Boys, between The ages Of Ia and i6. to
whom liberal encouragement will be given.
RICHARD w. RUCKLE.
Sentember q. Ie37.--u
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Personal Property

Of said decd-consisting of Horses, M,lci
Cows, Young Cattle, Sheep. Fattenins
and Stock Hogs; one Road Wagon. on
Plantation, do
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IA part Of which is his own, and a part be-
longing 10 tbs estate OF John b. Harrison;
deed 10 wit: A number of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-24

YHTIIE subscriber intends 10 continue his School. the
ensuing year, At Clifton, six miles above TayloTs.
vile, and within three hundred yards Of The route re-
Gently Surveyed Cor the Louisa Rail READ. III his School
will lie tau rht The Greek. Latin, and English languages.
His School will commence on the lG!I Of January inst,
ana terminate on the Isl Friday in December following.
There will be Il vacation of one month in the summer.
commencing on the second Friday in June. The fec Tor
tuition, will lie $50 per scholar. payable one halt at Tie
expiration Of each session. Mr. Isaac BurLER, with
whom he boards. will accommodate four small boys with
board, washing, lodging. fuel, &c, for so each. No
boy. who cannot read, will be admitted into the school
and no:is will be taken for 4 shorter period than tie
whole term. He has had twenty-five years experience
in teaching. and The best proof he can give of his dill
gent and faithful attention to his pupils, is, tl,a: many Of
those whom he has taught, are now receiving from FIVE
hundred 10 4 thousand dollars per annum, for tl.c!r ser
vices.
Letters 10 Mr.. En,ler: or the subscriber, should he Ill
recled to Vcrdun Post Office; Hanover.
JOHN G. NELSON.
Clifton, Hanover Co, JAMS. 3-w3w
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HNs1rEss n.
..uvcu YET rrMAiNs US>rNG."

~. c,u,w;., o7-, ~. l,Y,I; IN, Nnrc.caocScr Mag zine i"'
J,anqry, 1877. they Will he real ant admired 10. o"iy ,'i Gu r, o q e
snlo,x, ! with raaay i'eu: ,ui' Eft ;w hose dramatic in'pefso'+' 'Tn.
~,sii%;s til s s'aTnn o, ! ,M. f ,o!II. of ,S "a? A / an m T4saS:e. III hi
tmL Irtts;s a, the close Of the stanzas so plainly lna'G;,s Inc en-" name !, u T.
FIJI fhi' w VI. ,in, % MIS- ii IS charics,s Gushman :-.a5any Daily .aAeer'iser
,,..d m q Y<. /, the Shaker Settlement, near .a.sa"g.
Mysterious worshipp"rS!
Arc re ind.rd the things sc sccm tohe,
or ea,,h-ltu o.; its iron influence fiee-
From II! that siirs
Oar beings pulse, and gives Il ieciins lie ,ic:,
What well lie Hun has tcrn'd the rapture OF 10 S""'
Are the gay risions gone,
Those day dreams Of he mjaI, " fe Iis,G n""s'
Anl the iMr hopes, to which she soul once cia"s
u,vs "a a an,Ii Sn;ii ,hc Do All tina, mus, have sprung
haI ruickrm7d INFO life when yc were young
Does memory never ro&m
To ties that, grown with years, ye my scsrf'
TO the old h;unts, tha, yc nave left i'fe'c'-
Your aueirn, creed. once ff.nl's sustaining lever,
They loy'd, WHO crt prayed Ffth !e"-H"" may
Has not anjitiol's pr4a
Some power withip your hearts 20 wake nne~
TO deeds of higher rnpris .-wc-iiIeS YOU
Re mvnkish men.
The droae like cour,c OF lie We now pursue:
The camp-:hc council-ai
Tint woos the soldier 70 the acld nf inme-
Tina: givcsthe sage his mced-the bard his "a"'
Riding a "sorlr,s voice, ,hc.r praise proclaim:
Cm Sc fofcso the st.itr, aor o"~ YOU: shaNt'
HIVE you forget your youth,
Aad hop. sh me ont, in b9y'ro0d ; eiou''''s NY
When all looked fair 10 :amcy's arden. ego,
And pleasure woe N air OF S"rcery:
You, TOO! What early blight
Has with.rd your iond hopes, that yG t!'ns s'''''
a IRON, of sisters 'lnoa. this moukish band:
Yc creatures blight!
Tins sorrow scored YOUR brows with demon hand,
Or Der your hopes Pass'L ttclcl':ry's h:'rnIns brand
Ye would h vr gIacd right well
Tho bridal sceue-tLe banquet. Q, tic bowers
Where riNh aud revclry u>urp liz hours
Where like 4 spell,
reau;y is soy crri.r-wh. rc nn ownS us POWERS
Aui woman's tread is DER II path OF H'"efs'
Yet seem W not Il: those
Wjt,in who's, hO-uuS nIInoTicS H!si'S kPrP'
beneath your droupi"g Ills II" ps>2ieas sleep,
Aud your pale 5Iows
Rear not tho traccfy OF emotions deep
Yc seem too cold amt pisSioalct> 10 weep!
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TN CiIANCERY-VIRGIsIA.-in powha!an County
s. Court. January the I'd, lS37, Robert Faulkner, guar.
dian cE his daughter, Martha 4. Faulkner, Plaintiff,
against
Martha r. Faulkner, Mary Rcbecca Woodson, Sally
Ana WGoJSon, Andrew McI}nbrrls, and Amanda his
wife, formerly Amanda Tcdd: Robert II. ReGd, Charles
y. Rcdd and Martha J. RcdG. The said Martha Il. Faulk-
nrr, Mary L. Woodson, Sally 4. Woodson, Robert II.
Rcdd, Charles \. ltcdd, AMI Martha }. lIedd, being in.
talts under The age Of II years, Defendants /:
On motion Of the plaintiff, b. john w. Nash. Esq his
Counsel, Ben. MosJy is, by the Court, appointed Guar.
dian al !;!cm, to the infant defendants. and thereupon
the plaintiff fled his Bill; and the defendants, Mary Re-
becca Woodson, Sally Ann Woodsou, Andrew Miro.
Leris and Amanda his wife, Ro. II. Redd, Charles 4.
IieGI, and Martha J. Redd, not haring entered their ap.
p"araEce and giving security according 10 the Act Of AS
sclnbly and The Rules of this Court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the Court that they are not inhabilants
oi this Commonwealth. on the motion Of the plain'iif: II
is ordered, That The said absent defendants do appear
here on The first Monday in March next, (beIng Courl
day. and answer to The plaintiffs Bill, and gi'e security
for performing such decree as the Court may make herein;
and that a copy of this ORDER be forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, nnd
continued for TWO months successiVe!y and that another
COPY be posted at The front door Of the Cour! house Of
THIS County. a copy-Testr,
R.F. GRAVES, L. G.
January :, 1871. s4-wS%
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T10-:l.u'l'nl
Drc:25

EIEMALE SCtlOOL.-Thc subscriber would res.
y pccllulIy invite the attention OF parents and guar
dlaus 10 this School, which has been III operation for Sc
veral wears. with increased success, under the riai;agc-
mcnl Of Miss @. l.. Hari. who has hitherto, By her con-
slant and devoted attention 10 the method ana Inaiage-
mru! of the School, afforded sufficient evidence Of her
capacity and fitness for its duties. 1t is situated near tie
Mvrton's Ferry road. midway between Halifax and Char
lotte Cnurt-hDusrs, Halifax county, in L nclghborhood
enlightened and refined, and as healthy as any in the
country. The different branches of an English education
will be taught, viz: orthngraphy, reading, writing, geo
graphv. exercises in composition, history: English gram.
n,ar. natural and moral philosophy, and some branches Of
ncedIe-worl;, drawing and pain'ing.-The terms for the
year of 10 months, are as follows:
Fer hoard. including washing, bedding: fuel
and lights, $;oo W
L" Tuition in all English branches, y %
i" Drawing. Painting and Ncrdlc- work, - 90
Tuition for a less term than > months. 81 per month.
One half of The fee 10 be paid in advance. and no d:tuc-
ton TO. loss Of time after entrance, except i'll Case Of sick
rcss. There will be Il public examination AT the end Of
the vcar.-1he School will commence January 10, 1877.
DIN S. PLEAShNrS,
Dec 81 T7i-wlw] HahJnh c0anty, Ia.
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7gVliE subscriber, having purchased The Ia'''" q!
q. ~I'oydlon, Mrckenburg county, known as NI
Boydton Hotel, and recently occupied by Mr.. Nal'aa''
3. Nelson. informs his friends and the public .rI,fui:'
that he is prepared TO accommodate Gus )m"rS. !i.'!aG
incurred considerable expense in repairing and hl''%gG'
the establishment, and in laying in supplies. II ""!"
comnodaie those who may visit him, il a style OF meas
ness and comfr!t. which cannot fail 10 afford satisfaction"
His table shall be supplied with the best pfG'i''"'
which the country affords; his bar with the best Liquors.
his bed rooms shall be neat and coIniurtublc; and iHss''
bIrg, with an ample supply Of provcndcr. shall be ~:
charge OF careful. experienced and attentive "SiI"''-
The public need only favour him with their pair""a@r."
test the fidelity with which his pledges 10 lhrm S%,, IT
redeemed. SEQ ROht.:'S'
~ The Petersburg Constellation will i".cr' the nhoye oae ;"'
Nov. II oi-S
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NEGGOES FOR SALE.-Pnrsuant 10 a decree Of
~ the county court Of Caroline, in the suit Baughan
Is. Baughan, | will sell. on the second Monday in Feb.
raaiy: Chat being court day,) at the Bowling Green,
fur likely NEGROES, belonging to the estate of Ben.
ianin- Baughan, decd for cash. Traders are requested
10 attend. . FRANCIS w. SCOTT, Commir.
Jan. ii U-w3w
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NTORFOLK E~gHA amd Mathematical Seminary
Ia The Principal Of this Institute: with pleasure, thus
publicly announces, that the Seminary wi'l shortly nave
attached TO il. a complete set OF suitable Instruments,
imported expressly iion Europe. whereby the n;na'i'H
IF Civil Engineering. LrvciIin5, Land or Maritime Sur
veying, and the practical MntEcHiaiicks generally: can
be thoroughly obtained, rs he purposes occasionally i"
impart to his pupils all the detail Of theoretical a'''! prac-
teal information, from actual observations and measrre-
incn!s made b. ihcm on the field OF "rcratl"n. Tins in;-
null" Of instruction will most as>urcdly drrri"pc no M
considerable portion Of The materials 5" essentially rc4ui-
ste 10 acquire. in order 70 render the science 'nSi"u"ling.
familiar, and ultimately lucrative 10 those d'S:F1iiS ct be-
coming skilful practitioners.
A!rw additional! students st Civil Engineering. can now
receive admission in the above Seminary. AT So per an.
nunr, payable in puarlual quarterly lnslaI'n"nt<, in adj
qancc. Those DESTROYS "f admission. are paTi'cuIIrIp re-
ques,ed to make carly application, otherwise, The prc=c'.t
vacrncics may cease TO exist.
Beard may be READILY obtained in very respectable IA
miles in the said Borough. on moderate terms:
EDWARD i. YOUNG,
DrcoS rI1-ouTul priHripH!.
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4 CAt;n.-Mr. Williams, the English Dentist, in
"a consequence of a slight indispnsiiion: bcgs leave To
aniuuncc, that he does no. leave this city uni.i TUESDAY
merning next. when be intends TO proceed TO ,Nottoik, by
The Stage for Petersburg, which leaves at 9 o'clock.
Tie xii! gladly afford an opportunity 10 all persons az
llic>cd in their Eyes, or with blindness. to consult him
and obtain lis oriHion. nith"@t fec, at Mr.. PowelIis lio-
tel. Petersburg. any time before 5 0 clock in the evening,
as lie positively leaves that city, by the Rail road car,
on "Wednesday morning.
Richmond, jan. 81. 1887. SG-3i
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GENERAL AGENCY.-Ihc nndrrsi"urG Grn"'
M raj Agent and Collector for tie city Of iiicLi''"'
and lis vicinity, returns his thanks for the lHcr"! sup
port heretofore given hi;u. He imakes 10 promises III
the future: being cure that il he IS deserving ni Inoi'
confidence, it will not be- withheld Mr.. Richard u.
Tunsiail is associated with the snhscrIbrr.
Jan 10 i1J-wt;w RlCllU HILL. Jr
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EEUMANlTY HALL ACADEMY.-ln this Semi
81 8. nary will be taught every thing necessary 10 pre-
pare young nrn for college, or fit them for the ordinary
avocaiionS Of life. The terms for a session al 10 months,
commencing on the 10Th of january next, and ending
on the 10th Of November following, wiIl be as f,llows,
viz: Board and Tuition: 500; Washing, bedding, and
Candles, $50. Fifty dollars will be required il aI"ancc
the balance $50 at the end Of The term.
1t may be necessary to sag, for the information Of
those nnacquainlrd with me, that have been regularly
engaged in teaching for the last twenty t"o ycaEs-thr
most Of that time Immediately in this neighboIhoud and
being fond of 'lhc delightful task, " expect TO teach as
many more, should life and health permit. | have care
fully s;uGicd the various dispositions OF youth: ard snd,
from long experience, that (witiout yielding my au;!lo-
rilyD il is better to lead than drive-to persuade than
force. Tie same care and attention will be extended 10
those confided TO my trust, as 10 my own %clIlIilen, and
personal attention will be given to reading the Scrip
lures and religious authors OF the Sabbath. Fifteen or
twenty boys cGn Lc accommodated III 4 comfortable
manner. This School is in the lower end Of Ducking-
ham county, and the situation is Us healthy as any N
Virginia.
ELIJAH G. HANES, Principal OF II. II. a.
p. S.-Add1ess physic Springs, Buckingham Co., Va.
Deco GO-wtlJJan.