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bsuM,N,ii HALL AGNnE"r.-ih" "I"cts-. Of THIS "'i'-
q tunn be the iJh OF Jano.y e4o ana con
,ouea until M ur November following, making scholastic Term
OF ~ months without vnraii"n . :, ,,..,,. n
IN. ubcrrr hs, procured thu services OF Mf William H.
Shrcsrd as ~ gentleman and sehos az si Do
.cs rom The suboiuod President. M"rwol In this
school will Es,h Larln Greek ahd Preach ansua
t;.ocraphy History Chemistry Mutual and Moral PHILOSOPHY,
ana Maih he chaa-. fur any or Gil
The bsnrh except French will be $50 per e'm IN
,Ys charge $40 will DO made tor French BOARD Nashng,
Lodging will he furnished the moderate price Sloo-o
Thu, required in ADVANCE tho residue, with the tuoo
fees n the end Of the term.
This and farourabiy known that ths
more than that its location
peculiarly o=hs being midway Ser~een Rcsmond and Lyaeh
bur-. high and healthy country about Two me from the stage
Rad from the former thu later place via CareDviie The
,m-l!er bows will occupy to rmsees and will be
Immediately undsr Tho luirion the subscfber.
ELIJAH G. BaSEs, Principal
humanity Hall Academy.
Ps-Address Phy.ie Springs P. o. Buckingham county Va
HsMPDEs sipsEr CoLLEor, Nov lat. 1899.
sere.y certify that Nr VIM e. Shepard, graduate Of this
College, member OF the late Senior Class under care,
md moral department and literary asnments, m ss
they my observation such authorize to DC.
he will prove useful and acceptable teacher in the de-
pamenI which 10 proposes occupy 10 Mr. anes' school,
Wa- MAXWELL. Prosident Of n I. c.
Nov. % 59-xtiJ
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POETRY
MY LOVE.
.succH rrr RrMAis, us,uNo."

rRoM colEKipGE's POLITICAL WORKS.
Aid, lovely Fancy. AID tte poets dream,
With fairy wand o bid the maid arise,
Chaste ioyance dancing in her bright blue eyes,
As erst when from III. Muses. calm abode
Icame, with Learnins's need not unbss'ow'd;
When as she twined laurel round my brow,
And m I nv kiss, and half rrturn'd my vow,
O,sr all my frame shot rapid my tlrilld heart,
And every nervc confessed the electric dart.
So'rt Of Love ye h ard maze. obey
The pus erful spell, and 10 my haunt repair,
Whether on clustering pinions ye are there,
wh r. rich SHOWS blossom on the myrtle trees,
or with fond langiishment mr., und my fair,
Sieh IN the lose Iururiance Of her hair;
q heed the spell, and hither wing your way,
Like f,r-off music voyagins the breeze.
Spirits 10 yon the infan, Maid WAS given,
Found by the wondrous alchemy of heaven;
Nof.ir-r maid does Loves wide empire know,
No fairer maid e'er heavcd the bosom's snow,
A th,usand llves around her forehead fly;
A Thousand loves sit melting in her eye;
Love lights her snlile---iu joys red nectar dips
His myrtle Hover, and plants Il on her lips,
She speaks. and bark, that passion waIhitd song
Still Fancy still thai voice. those not : pruiong,
As sweet Us when that voice with rapturous falls
Shall wake the snflen'd echoes OF heavens haiis,
o, thave si-h'dI were mine the wizards rod,
Or mine the power Of Proteus, changeiul god!
a flower entanged arhor would seem
TO shield nv love from nonnt.d e's suitry beam,
Or bloom myrtle, from whose 0dorous boushs
siy low: might weave gay garlands tor her brows.
When twilight stole acrnss the fading vale,
To fan my love, I'D be the evening gale;
Mourn in the soft folds OF her swelling vest,
And du.ter my faint pnions on her breast
Tn seraph wing I'd float dream by night,
To soo,hs INV love with shadows OF delight:
Or soar aloft 10 b. the spln2l. skies,
and gaze upon her with thousand eyes.
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IN CANcERY-vIRoSr.-Ata Circuit Superior Court of Law
Courthouse Friday the 18th day Of April 1882 sitting
David Patcson, Plaintiff.
Rob, Irving j. Robertson and Peter Walker, late
chants and partners trading under the style and finn OF Irving
Robertson Co.. Daniel Warwick Reubn D. Patteon hi.
right and for Robert Irving and Of David s
and administrator dc borls nom WI" The VIII annexed OF
On the motion Of the defendants Rcuhn D. Pateson, h.
Deane and F. Deane, m they sese have leave 10 f
counsel replied generally subpoena, the
amended and original hill date the 18th day Of scptemer
1887 and January 1885, and the 18th April 1895 being returned
executed defendants James Powell Daniel Warwick VIII
liam Robertson, Robert Irving and than four months ha
filing the amended and original bills and they sill
failing appear and file their the motion Of the plain
for confessed ~ against the defendants Powell Robertson
The bill Daniel Warwick. The defendants Walker
who of the country and against whom the
appears have proceeded in the mode prescribed by law
i"n e s nany the court doth take te original and
amended for confessed against those defendants whereup
ON BY consent Of the parties by COUNSEL this
10 BE- heard tn the original and amended halls and
Ianiel Warwick john VI. Warwick Reuben PaitsSon, T.
and the aresn d. and was argued b. soun. On con
sdeaton Whereof and by like consent the court without al this
adjudge order Decree that Pateson
under the deed OF Rbt Irving dated 5t Nay 1922
do
Of his and Of the fund thereby created The
court doth further adndg order and decree, that the defendants
D. Drane, James Powell and Walter L. Fontaine do
der before the sand commissioner Of their
as trustees under the deed Of Irving Robertson and Walker Of
the Sd day Of May ls2 and Of m fund thereby created
The doth further adjudse order and decree that the
commissioner take Of the debts Of the plaintiff
Of the defendants and OF any other persons claiming
under both either Of the sad dceds all which
the said commissions will take tatc settle and make report
the with matters specially stated deemed pertinent
HIMSELF required by the parties 10 be stated. And enable
the said commissioner 10 eSecut this decree the doth direct
the defendant Rob; Irving such ofhe defendants
in their custody do produce before the commissioner the books
papers and Of The firm Of Irving Robertson Co.. and
Peter Walker Co.. and that the said Robt Irving do appear
fore The commissioner and answer in solemn form such norn
tories be then and there propounded him by the plaintiff
touching the said funds and the claims that may be asserted
against II.
Copy-Teste RoLFE ELDRIDGE, c. B. c.
Dec 81 G-wsw
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1E.pm ne ,nme Of December 10.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il, 1s3J.
Dear Sir-1hc House of Representatives met at IL
NJ. The Hon. r. VI. T. Hunter of Virginia, who was
Yesterday elected Speaker, took the Chair and after
neat address to the House. in which he expressed his
determination entirely independent of both par
lies proceeded to swear the members.
The election of Mr. Hunter, contemporaries cor
respondent says was rather the result of accident
ceSsty and political caprice, than of choice He was
not the man on which either party could have confer
red the honors of the Woclsack eher could have had
its way. As politician, he cannot be claimed by CT
Their; though, as he was elected mainly by the Wing
votes, it is very probable that in making up his COM
mittees, he will incline somewhat towards that party
That your may be able TO advise your readers what
are the political predictions of the Speaker will
tell yon what he is, IN his own words.
Walking with him on Friday last, in the recess, in
the rear of the Speakers Chair, said to him, see it
stated in Northern paper, that the Administration
have selected Mr. John W. Jones its candidate for
the Office Of Speaker, because it has been ascertaned
that YOU and Messrs James Garland, and George w.
Hopkins, will vote Tor hun, but will not vote for Mr.
Dixon II. Lewis.
"As for Mcssrs Garland and Hopkins" replied Mr.
Hunter, "they must answer for themselves. When
come to vote, you will see for whom vote. know,
by the way that enormously presented to the pne
lie BY the PRESS and should like to De placed by 1t IN
the position that really occupy. do not acknow'
ledge any allegiance with either of the two great par
ties now in this House, and in the county, am in.
dependent Of either-l said this before my constu-
ents at the last election, and they know where TO
find me. am Sub. Treasury man, and shall con,
tinue TO advocate that measure In word, arr hoio
the same relation TO the politics Of the country that
Mr.. Calhoun does am State Rights Suo.Treasury
man."
The Hon. Robt NJ. T. Hunter is young man, pro.
badly of the of two and thirty He possesses very
handsome talents his education is Of superior order
His mannerc are bland and easy his temperament mild
bin nature generous; in word, he il Ct ton thou
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

aiccng the President aud Directors Of the Louisa Rail
"A Road Company Louisa Courthouse Monday the 9Th day
OF December, 1899:
Rsxoiced That dividend of three per be- and the
upon the paid r Old Louisa Rail
Road stock payable the office of the Company and after the
18th ay Of January next the profits transportation for
tile half year. ending Dist of October last by order of the
Board.
Rsolred That Tuesday, the 18th day q" February next at IL
o'clock President and Directors of the Louisa Railroad
Company majority them, WILL At the Merchants Coffee
House in the City Richmond proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bid
der money shares delinquent stockholders of the
said Company: list of whose Names the number Of shares held
by each and due andun paid thereon will he published
on or after Tuesday. the 7th day of january next
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk
Dec Is G5-wt1Jan
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,rp prZaRRO EDMUNDS--sR: As you are not IN nnap.,
wi tan, Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia and have no hom
,.r, or a,rnncy therein will hereby take n"c", .h
hail nm SUNDAY the day OF January, lsi9 between W..
hours OF urorE the forenoon and O'clock IN ih
,rd Attorney III Law, Nassau street corner III W W
in The CIV III New and State al New fofh Pfo.u :"
~ al sand samuel A. Porter and Gihes 10 Dc ' -
yids,c IN ,r trial OF certain dcpendns III INC .'it oi
Iu.,inr, ,r tho t:iy Of Richmond IN the salh I"nn
detudau,-and ii any h" sad ncpS'inns sI'
H. or CONNECTED that the taking thereon ""
~ from ay 10 dav Sundays excepted al the place. ana
between 'is y ,"m,s ~ HEMiN BALDWIN.
iou4'' S~S' Gl-wiW
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Dec

TN CIASCERY-yiRcfSf., wit AT rules held in the
Clerk, office If the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Powhatan County, from the Cd 10 the 7 day Of December
inclusive, III the year 1850
Richard Bass, Pla!nia:
against
Henry W Watkins, administrator Of Claiborne Watkins, dec d.
and Charles Il Mosey and Lavina H. his wife, formerly Law
mis- H. Watkins and others, Defendants.
The DEFENDANT Charles Moscey and LeYina H. his wife,
having entered their appearance and given security according
Assembly and the rules of this court and appearing
By satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
monweait the Of the plaintiff by his Attorney IL Is
the said Charles R. osery and ms wife, do be-
fore the Judge Circuit Superior Court al Law and Chance
Powhaan County the court house Of said County, on
the first day OF May term next answer the bill OF the pant
give security performing sc decree rs she couI: may
MAKE heren copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published the city OF RiChnond and con-
tpucd for successfully and that another copy BE-
posted al The front house Of this county
4 CopS-Fcsir,
T.. +. GRAVES, D. c.
Gi-wsw-
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Bonrdng School far Young Indies. Tappahannoek Va.
LiTTLEFoRD respectfully tho support Of 'hs
pubc in establishing this ns;iinun. Her long experience s.
teacher and her induce feel confdenes
soliciting patronage. The session will the i o.
January, 1870.
Terms Board slooTuon s2s-Fusl So be paid fu'nsfy
advance Each scholar will furnish her bad and o'''s
Music, drawing embroidery. &c, ct extra charges , -
RtfrszeeT. W. Glmer Esq, Chariottrsyilri VIM d. ~
loe Eaq Mouat Airy Va; Miss Jans Mckenzie Riehmonsi .
Hamilton, Bal,imors Dr. Austin Roeksnsoush snd Joha a. f
kor, sss,s., TsPpassnnosk- ,,,
News sS-HhaS
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LOUIS, ..
Missouri Boundary Ear.-We learn that Major Gen.
eral Wilcox of the 4th division of Missouri militia,
having received official intelligence that the Sheriff Of
Clark county, in this State, had been arrested whilst
executing legal process under the authority Of
Missouri, within the disputed territory, and COM
mitted to prison by the authorities of Iowa. has march,
ed with portion Of his forces to his release In the
meantime, to make assurance doubly sure, well
to obey the general order of the Governor Of Missouri
requiring him to support and protect the civil officers
of Clark county in the discharge of their duties within
the disputed territory, be has required the Generals
commanding the llth, 18th and 18TH ivsionS to hold
portion of their respective commands in readiness to
march at moments warning. In pursuance to this
order we understand that troops in ST. Charles, Lin
coin, Pike, Rails, and probably other counties,
are awaiting orders march to the disputed territory,
# their services are needed.-RepublicaR.
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The Oregon Territor give rejoice to learn that Mr.
Linn of the Senate, ha, given notice of his intention
bring in bin authorizing the President to take pos
session of the Oregon Territory This vast and vaua-
BILE tract country, by oil the rights acknow
lodged BY civilized nations-ours BY discovery, By rca
ty and BY occupaton yet unless some speedy steps
taken in the matter the graspng territorial ambition of
England will wrest it from Us, what is the same in
effect will entangle il in the meshes of eaeherous d.
plomscy, and prevent us from the enjoyment Of the
esuutry .-Prcrjdsaes lear.
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DIR. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING sYRUr,
FoR cHILpRES IEErIu~G-Pr"parcd by hnself
~ ~,


The Passage of the Teeth through gums produces trouble
and dangerous symptoms. II iS known by mothers that
cess gums swell the secretion aud saliva increased
child i seized with frequent and sudden hts Of crying, watch
sllrtks with violence, and thr's fingers
month, If these prcers"y symptoms are not speedily aeslated
dissolution Of the infant Mothers who have Little babes
EVASs's cELEnRATED soGTIiIXG SYRUP Which has pre-
served hundreds Of infants when thought recovery from be-
Proof Posire u TIC sjfeaey Of Dr. Era.. soOAg Sgrap
To the agent of Dr. Evanss Soothing Syrup Dear SrThe
great benefit afforded TO suffering nian, from Soothing
Syrup, Of proacted and painful denon, convince
ever! feeling parent how essential early application Of such
invaluable medicine Is I" relieve infant misery and torture My
infant while ethnc, experienced such ate sHcrngs that
anguish I'LL pro-
cured bUe Of Your syrup, which Is soon rs applied Ia Tue
linn- the child displayed continuing in its
glad you. child has completely recovered
the teeth cmaang daily, and the child enjoys perfect health
give cheerful permission 10 make this astno"eds
ncn public and viii gladly give any Information on ms ccuh
gentleman who has made trial Of Dr. Evans soothing syrup
family I'm Of rrrhng child wishes state tla,
entirely cectua IN relieving pain in the and
preventing the consequences which sometimes follow" We
We hrove generally arknowledgcd by those who have
yer,ised heh. useful article for the pur
poses which Intended Highly respectable persons, At
any rate, made Of it, do mol hesitate give il. viz
tues the sanction OF their namrs-Bo'ros TaArELES
ayC.r1oS-ic particular pure hasng that the lab
this Medicine contains notice Of IL entry according TO Act
Congress- tnd EkCHlsc d.
loo Chatham ST., New York, from the regular Agents.
l. Du,.L Richmond.
IosEFH GU, Richmond
Or. ErGus' CanO=7ie and qpcrisRt FM',
FrdHs' Ferer dHd .7gHt Pills,
ErGrs Soothing Syrup,
GOodc's Female Pills,
Hunts Botanic Pills,
are sntrred according Congress- and sadd only 100
Chatham Strre., We York, Q TIC regular 9gsns.
e. Hail, Norfolk.
F. L. Porlock, Portsmouth.
JOSEPH GIL. Richmond.
Mortimer & Muwbray, Baltimore
Jesse Perry, Suffolk
Lewis Johnston, Washington, D. c.
VI. Thrift / Co., Petersburg.
John y. Bell, Winchester, w.
William Dorsey Martnsbre Va.
Edward Mcdowell, Fredericksburg Va
E. Berkeley & Co., Harrington, Va.
J. IIardesty, llarrisonhnrg Va.
James Brown, Charleston, Va. d.
c. *. E. Dunkum, lexington Va
M - ' 2-wIy
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ANERIcAs lJFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY

- ~, SGituPoFs.
C.PirAL PAN ~, Two ifIrLioNs . DOLLlu..
fsrE President AID Trustees Company receive No
Cpusc which interest viii lr allowed; make
Assurances Lives grant iuDulcs ard Eniow ncnS ard
ctNr and Trusts u every description which may be
united 10 their Charge whether from tirduas boz
dies. ri Justice.
i;OSLY VIII received held in trust interest
thereon paid senannuaiy, quarterly III conformity with the
direction ot the t- interest will he placed NJ the end
81 ever! months I" the credit Q! thr Trust Fund Tor accuma-
la,ion.
y Lifk Is,rE.~cr-rcrsons may effect with the
Company upon their lives the lives Of Others fer
year, years. the whole of life. The table
computed Tor this Company r most favorable terms
b. had application the Company IL Agents.
g ts.vfTE s.Tvse Will b. granted upon such will
enable The anm,art the l"Fg Il income oE
amount ri
J. E>now4ESrs-A person who dsires 10 provide capital
4 ward when he shall arrive n the II 81 years,
marriage portion fer daughter, effect through tins Com
pan!.
Cetr. and Trustee 81 tie Cc721uy-r Macau!ey Esq., " D.
President BALTIMORE John Duer ESQ., J. L. d. Vice President
New York; Richard Wilson. Secretary, " lhurston, Assistant
Secretary.
7ruse-Isaac Lawrence Beverly Robinson, B. McVickar
Charles 4. Davis, Samuel Wcnore David Hadden, Anthony
Colt, Robinson New York; Matthew l. Bevsn, VIM
Pa,t John Moss Philadelphia; James Cox, Wm T. MAYHEM
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick W. Brune g. e oiheld, Joseph
Cushing. Fielding l.ncas, IT,, Baltimore
Applications made personally or by letter. post paid 10
the Agents Company Virginia. who will furnish the
and other nfJrmaon 10 des!rous OF ei
fucng assurances making other arrangements through this
Company for the benei: Of their families or estates
+. 81 TABB, 7geat RchHoHi, "a.
.7St'ts IN prgmtd.
PnlIr ". T,sR, Esq., Richmond.
wv. 5. sIMrsos, Esq, Petersburg
Goo V, CAMr, Esq, Norfols.
R0gEEr ANDERSON, Esq, Williamsburg
JoHS. gsuoE, Esq. Winchester.
June IL ll-U
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ID uNAWAY TAKEN UP-as committed TO the Jail Of Fair
II fax County, Va, the 18th day Of November 1889, Ne
Man, who calls himself JOE, and times
Merdh America, and time said he belonged 10 Mr.
Hail. c trader who purchased him from sr Hinton IN SufoS
Custom Holey to Nar!cy) who resides In Elzae;h City, Va
and says that SIR oey purchased him from Aving Nington,
ettfod County, North Carolina The said has dark
complexion between dark and very black stout made,
very high forehead and mark his left check hone
and is about 10 inches high and about twen five years
old tie when committed, beavertsen trUck coat blue
cloth roundabout and gray cassnet panaloons.
is requested prove his property pay the reward
and Jail e and his slave he will be released according
law.
Any communication post paid will be promptly attended TO- by
SPENCER JACKSON, for
{. f. FORD, H. s.
Dec. IA tS-"iw
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rTITNCTON NtDEMY.-The subscribers School will re
II opcnr nj Ellington the 18th of jan Sin In ANNOUNCING
The renewal School Ellington, his future residence e
ler would acknowledge the obligation IL Il under toa
generous public for the liberal patronage ne ma. received
nearly twenty five year, No individual mas
with the confidence OF his patrons, ana ohc
circumstance hc considers iiii-
self greatly indebted or that and harmon: "hr mas s
control feelings ana affections
NJ his pupi which enabled him with pleasure
profession otherwise truly irksomr The buildings erected W
will arrd ample accommodation icf
convenience necessary 'r Successful prose-
cup of studies: wl small library OF such popular works
calculated 10 and AT the SAME Time
instruct ynt hy subscriber for the prpe Of
rmiragng disposition 10 study aud aiding ms tpss III Tie ir-
non of habits of thinking and acting with fUriely will BE-
their AT all times when not engaged IN teir regular
studies engaged Assistant, his Richard ~
Fox yho several 10 the entire satisfaction oil
his employers and paronS and Whose scientific requirements,
,tudios habits department and unng assdny, eminent
qualify instructor youth. Few situations are better
s for school han Fugton-elcvated and healthy mne-
dary Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, WITHIN
mile ur the Louisa Rail roadGens
siding in Richmond hear from their children ever! day. and
if hour or two by The cars To Fredcr
Louisa Court house; while in the lower
Try DESTROYS Of placing their children good school healthy
region with but little trouble by of boats
Tho OF instruction embraces all the Eng
Is branches usually in the academies, together with
the French, Latin and Greek Langag.paticuar attention Is
Maid Mathematics The subscriber feels well assured.
ilai present organized school Virginia oilers ad
yanases price. To those acquainted with him. is
hi. best efforts will he cScrted 10 pronol the
of those committed - his and others wishing inf5
nation reference the character OF his school, respectfully
referred Judge r. v Daniel B. Peyton, Messrs Thomas
Ri,che Philip HARRISON " DENLY and Elders Keeling and sum
ner Rchnond Col C. w Couch and Major F. hristian, vi
Hcnrico Messr George and c. G. Coleman of " Kent Dr. j.
Christian Of Charles City, VIM. B. Mitchell, ESD, or Lancas
. Te nm board, tuition and washing, Sis
Bedding, candles and use Of library, 10
TIL. II. FOX.
81
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xyhNk OF Srcodt. the oh % the
Act ofAs;rmb:y passed IN. g2i March. 1885, EHibII-tug
Ie Incorporation OF Banks the President
aod D.r,o ans u Isn'a, have enunred that
ri meeting lie "cshoior. of .A Rnk be held on he inst
ru.-i in January i2 ociock, A. NJ, 10 the principal
Bank in CITY OF grhmoOl tho appointment their part
of 1--WE 81 The principal Bank and OF four Directors tor
.ugh Branches Who shall be Stockholders holding
AZ rns cach and 10 bc Of th state
with Directors appointed BY the Executive the ensuing
year
institutions the lat election Of Directors, has by act
of holders been placed under entirely organza
ton deemed proprr that full representation Of the shares
my had and that end it advised that proxies may be
perry executed and forwarded in by sueh stockholders
nav find il incoDrrnieut 10 attend in person.
BY or4ir # the Board u Directors.
Nav % SD A. ROBINSON. Jr., Cashier.
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Dec. -

yE subscriber win continue his School The ensuing al
Clifton, which situated within few hundred yards NJ the
Louisa Rail Road and Ave miles above junction t The
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road. In has
school will taught the Creek Latin and English languages
The the third Monday January
ana terminate the first Friday in December following There
Will be vacation month in the summer commencing
the second FRIDAY Isaac Butler John X. Noel
Edmund Anderson and Doctor Edward L. SeOn VIII fur
nh board washing lodging &C.. for eighty dol
lars each The fee Tor win wcn-fv dollars PEI
scholar IN, able half the end OF each session.
John q. NELSON
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