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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM.

FH7IIS Balsnm snow offered In the public from full
conviction that II is superior 10 any other medicine
now in for the various diseases Of the chest Its effects
first tested in private practice and the medicine
extensively circulated nj the earnest solicitation of many
who received the most signal benefit from II in diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The prepaer Of this balsam tas for several years paid
particular attention 10 pulmonary compantsby wac hing
their progress investigating their and carefully
ticue the effects OF the numerous ard most approx
ides viii, have hecn prescribed by Ihysicurs Of all
dcrs OF most kinds Of patent medicines which have
been offered to the pnhlic,
has been found produce most astonishing results in
whoopingcough catarrh affections of The lungs, y dro.
thoaX, dror0y the chest, Influenza, Group, splitting
Of blood lain in the side shortrcss Of breath, consump.
tion and common colds.
ltrtguates the natural secreons Of the system, pro.
tree cXpecOratiOn and nllays morbid irrabiy-
Hence its great utility in all Diseases of the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might be given necce Ssary
but all that is wanted for its recommendation is fair tri
al PRICE, so cents
Preparcdby DR.. II. H. CARTER. For sale by
J. ROSS, Jr.
Woodstock, March 90, lsi2. 90
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should not those who will call the undersigned can
have advice gratis and medicines and board on the hos
reasonable will visit patients at distance very
reasonably. ~ n,
Persons wishing to become Agents for the sale OF w
Hbardt medicine, will apply to Haskell Palmer, WOOD
stock VIM. Hewes Chelsea, and L. ii. Prentiss, h'l'
pelier, who authorised General Agents
J. d. HlBARD, NJ. d;
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Spirit OF the aQc.

TERMS-S2,OO year; 81, so in ddtdnce. The cost of
transportation in oil cases be paid by the subscribers
Subscriptions not received, advertisements in
Serted unless by advance pay ment guaranty Of pay
mCnt by responsible person known to the editor.
Subscribers may have their card inserted for $780, and
non subscribers for SO year.
" All communications must be addressed, postage
paid, TO c. G.. EASTMAN.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Braintree, $. STRAIGHTFORWARD. J. B. Eingsbury-
Bradford J. w. ID. Parker-Chelsea, c. C. Stone-C,.
rinthGeo Sleeper-East Brookfeld,P. Da,s-East Tons,
ham, W. c. Dckey-East Randolph Egerton & Walker
East Cornth. John Chapman-Newbury, Tappan Ste.
yens-Pos Mills, - sirafford, w II. sanborn-
South Straford, II. Russ-Thetiorn, - Topshnu,
-Union Village, J. Wslker-vershre, g. DUSTIN
West Fairlee, stephen Thomas--w Randolph Edmund
Weston-West Torsham Geo Jenness-wels River, z.
Farr-Washinston, Russell 8. Bagcy.
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MRS. Nj. y. GARDENERS BALSAM OF
LIVERWORT & HOARHOUND.

VsNE Original Vegetable Liverwort Preperation.-Pric
4 so cents the bottle. The most popular remedy for
the Of coughs, colds splitting Of blood and phhsc,
and all other diseases OF the lungs also it is in extensive
use for the cure of Liver COmnlantis Mrs GARDENERS
Indian Bulsam Of Iiycrwort ard Hoarhound This the
first preparation Of yerwort introduced to the American
public, being twelve years since it first esab.
lishcd. Its reputation stands unryad cough medi.
cine See certificates md places of residence the print
ed direction round the bottle
The undersigned, having received great benefit for the
Of diseases above named, with confidence we recon-
mend the celebrated BasRm OF Liyerwor TO the public.
Ernest Webster, David F. Woodbury.,
Thomas Iaskins, jr E. Horton,
T.. Ellis, II. Gall,
G. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Whole ale and retail by the proprietor, WM BROWN
4sl Washington street, Boston. Reiailed by
70 j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, VT.
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With the evening star in the sky, the young
Prince stood at the fountain in the garden Foreta
glided by. When he announced to her the ap-
Proaching separation, she was almost dissolved with
grief. Who could paint her dispair, or describe
what Henry suffered In close embrace they
wePt mcurned and consoed each other
'iou are leaving me now, fIenryr she said sob.
bling. 'fou will now forget me. am alone on
earth You, my sweet life, are flying away moth.
ing sweeter than death, is left me-
But said he Il fly moi forever, return again
To whom do belong, if belong not to thee
am no more my own, for am now ana forever
thine. What should remember if could forget
thee You are the soul Of my bappiest recollec-
tons When forget thee, have forgotten e,.
is,ancc.'
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HITCHCOCK's ANTI-BILIOUs PILLS

East Bethel August, ls4O'
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Musical instruction.
Mr. lsbrrttt y. Full,

1ar. 1sberstt y. Full,
ID EsPECTFUIIY informs his friends aud patrons that
IL he continues giving instruction in Music Vocal and
Instrumental. lie will devote his undivided attention to
giving Lessons the Piano Forte, Organ and other in
struments
n. ID. Piano fores tuned carefully and correctly.
Woodstock. March Goth lOO-3w
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TINE subscriber Administrator Of the Estate Of YIN. Smith,
deceased offers large ana valuable Plantations,
on tic Alabama river Twelve miles above Selma and -
miles below al them - IN the county II Au
tauca eighteen hundred acres OF which from seven
10 eight hundred cul;ivaon houniinHy supplied
water plantation purposes, and for stack by never
fa;u. stream entirely through the plantation hat
noit;nn The which under cultivation, - well tim
hcred and land, of the best quhty for
the culture of cotton and corn.
Tie other tract situated in The county Of Dallas in the
Bend II the generally known ~ Dnrands BEND
contains about hundred nine hundred which
cultivation This also vel supplied with timber and
water. and : Of the best quality OF cotton lands.
Roth plantations bounded and divided from each
other by Alabama rve they now in stale Of high e
tvaion with comfortable dwellings gin houses, and other
c.ssary buildings each fit for immediate The Ga!y Of
the market By the Alabama River, the
latue and the character q" the population in the two
counties and afford great inducements In
the culture OF the great staple OF
the SoGh The crops this II i supposed VIII produce lot
10 ~ bales of 500 lh- each, cultivated by 90 hands
The fodder and OATS The panta tons
The .ss and cattle b!atlsm tools and farming utensils,
also oreed tor be given at the end Of tie
year. :,
Persons wishing purchase apply TO Mr. r. H. CASTOR
NJ his landing the adjoining the Auamca plantation
~ o viii show premises; my residence IN Hunts
vile during the SPINNER and New Orleans during the Winter
The terms for both Of The plantations vi" he quite nd
vantageous. aEhEpi III Ial.hoI.'.
Dnc tgwSw
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cover on this bill Judge acKinly gave judgment
for Earle, which decision was overruled by Inc
unanimous concurrence OF the other Judges me
Court held that although the Bank could no, migrate
out Of the limits of Georgia, but must reside within
the sa!re yet its existence nil ht be recognized IN aia
ba,na and asserted in The Courts, and that the BANK
nigh, therefore maintain suit there The Court held,
that Tie dealing in bills Of exchange was not prohnlro
or contrary 10 tie known policy OF abaEa-She "onu
be presumed therefore, 10 consent, and that the bah
would be assisted in enforcing its lawful contracts,
upon the general prucp OF the Comfy nt Nations
Now, hoys this proves that the Federal Government
is authorised by its charter the Constitution 10 deal N
bills of exchange, cannot, for my htr, CONCEIVE
hardly suppose that the Court thought olany such cues
ton The President must intend 10 assume, as Mr. Web
ser does that the power is granted. Butihen, d'es ~
hold that If the power is granted, s exercise may be
prob bted BY single State Does he mean |" say i'"'
suit brought in the name othe D III one OF The eae
raj Courts viii be maintained and recovery had, upon
the general principles Of The comfy Of Nations THIS
indeed 10 p!acc the exercise Of Federal power upon
ground alike novel and ridiculous. Laying down this
position that the Federal Government may constitu-
tioally deal in exchanges, yet the assent OF lie state
presumed because not prohibited or expressly gwen,
necessary to avoid conflict of jurisdiction, only one
of the Inconsistencies and deceitia pretences OF re-
spect for State Rights, which cmincntlv character
ise The plan ITSELF and has MAJ led conspicuousiy the
political conduct OF It's pu,atvc father.
The times, my dear Sir, require bold End vigorous
rally OF I'll who are sincere aubocd'tS anu w. ~ '
teal professors Of State Rights ard sound Democratic
principles Lei US then rally as one man % The rescue
Let us oppose with equal zeal U ,. Bank and an rx.
chequer Board, Internal Improvement by the Federal
Government Protective Tariff, an infamous uncon-
slitutional Bank Law corrupt and coEruping Dstrl-
button among tie States Of the proceeds Of the sales Of
Public Lands, ex:avagant appropriations and inipru-
dent loans Of millions, swelling the public dcb: ana IN
creasins tie burthcns Of lie People. Finally, let Is a.!
do our duty.
With great and sincere respect,
1urr jeilo,y. cIt,y po. constituent and friend.
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rE,RISrEE'S SALE OF iND.-Undrr Deed Of Trust
Wilson Nelson, deceased, and susan H.. his wife,
c,cd r the benefit Of certain irs
named dated 1910, AMI cf record in nr Clerks
Office al kinr William shall SELL for ca,h,
Tie lsih DAY of February Iia, NJ hans"hick Church, -
kim William county Tract Of Land mentioned in said deed,
being piece parcel Of Land described lot No III
thr v.on Benjamin DahGey, deceased contain
inc two hundred acres or less The title OF the said land
!, believed 10 be- good but selling Trustee, shall only
vey such title Is is vested III me- -
G. r. TRAST, TRUSTEE.
Gi-MtII
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owing description Of one Of the musi splendid victories
lr our country Afford needs no recommendation o
re IL perusal:
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
When wars tu;nulti"IS battle shout
Came booming Ger the sea-
JoHS But proclaimed the right about,
And marched against the free.
Their ships of war next hove III sight
They anchored on oar shore,
With stalwan warriors armed 10 light
On fields they lost before
Twas January, when bold Packenham
Said-Britans do Your duty;
March forward braves in battles van,
Take Orleans stores and beauiy.s
The Eighth, the glorious mnru,n. beanned
On Eugand's marshlii'd ranks,
Where some like C1ur de Lion seemed
Amidst the fierce shl!anN.
Aloit The blood-red banner sireamcd-
The red cross lloated high,
And many a gallant soldier MANNED,
Beneath is fold did lie.
The gallant keane and Gibbs appea''d,
With pealin. drum ard fife
Then Britans formed In rank and chesr'd
And mingled in th- strife
The words OF Packenham the brave,
Were-torward 10 Orleans;
Let England'S glory or the grave,
Rescued along the plans!
Their rockets haminc through The air,
Precursors Of The tsa.,
ShoEe DER 4 legion yonn- ani fair,
And bounding ~ ,aeir :Hi-ht
But who opposed thai warlike band
Weass Tie record rase--
Twas ireem.n Of i happy laai,
Who stood the Conflicts ra.r-
Twas brave COumhia'S galian, sons,
With spirits free n mir,
Who spoke from ont ii.lr t'iuni'rinE guns,
Protection 10 tile FAIR.
A scion Of two warlike climcs,;
Stood gazing on The scene--
AMERICA his home--at times
ilr hailed The Shamrock green
Around him stood darn. husl,
Defending home a;d liGaur.
,Csainst nirciinss who made their boast
To bring disgrace upon her.
Hark, hark. what sound ffopi waIllke bands
Now floats upon the .ir
IT'S from the brave kentuckianS,
Commanded by Adalr.
The valiant Carroll and Adair
Their forces now unite
While stars and stripes shine round thvm There
kesplenden, IA the light.
The Scipio Of modern tys-
A Jackson was in sight
He Gods comblnc--as>iSt my lays
To paint lin III Tie night,
Americas Napoleon eazcd,
Maturing his designs
lie gave the word, The cannon ragged
Aud blazed along The lines.
Now Packenhatn leads steadily,
In column sixty deep,
While freedoms hoarse artillery
His wayerInc >uGaJrons sweep.
He molly fell y i'll Gibbs and keane,
4 tito brave IN battle
Grim Death >lts smiling DER the scene.
And war gods armour rli;'e.
Brave Lanhert and his scattered host,
Were driven back 70 bay
Tie Young tie brave, Old Eusand's hol~i,
In slaughtered carnage lay,
Green ErIn's brave, cliivalfuus sons,
And Scoila's highland clan,
Fell Wrilrrins by our bowling guns,
While charsin. IN tie van.
BfIannia'S Lion covered and fed
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inrr ieow.ctzcn, constituent and friend
January -, 1872
----79-71--9l---9@1--77s7-7
AL.nENIARLE rnL.Nrr.

At meeting ola portion ofthe Democratic party OF
the county Of Aiacniarle Of Charlottesville N their
Court day Monday, the 81 January, l-i for the pur-
pose Of selecting Delegates 10 the General Democrat
ic Convention, 10 be assembled at Richmond on Wed
nesday, the 81 day OF February ensuing Thomas ".
Marry called 10 The Chair and Robert {. Carter
appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained,
the following gentlemen motion respectively
appointed Delegates To the aforesaid Convention VIZ:
Col. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, I. G. Rulin, Shell
ton F. Leake, Garrei. White, G. w. Craven, Peter
hcrwether w. l.. Craven, Gen. VIM. + Gordon,
X. d. SIMS, Michael Cateron, Jr., Colonel David
Hays, John Thompson Brown, Colonel WIN. Brown
George w. Randolph, Doct. i. T. Trice, Tucker
Coles, Nathaniel Garland, Doctor John Minor Ste
phen + Sampson. Lyman Bnrnham, Doctor James
Rogers, Doctor VIM. Roberts, Major 4. s.. c. HE'S
kell, Doctor Benjamin +. Randolph, john y. Craven
and Robert &. Carter
On motion Rcsoired, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Jeilc.sonan Republican,
and then the meeting adjourned.
(Sisned,) TIL w. MAuRY, Chmn.
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have enjoyed frequent conversations with Mr. DOYLE
steal subjects and have hesitation il rec"mmrHdas
the highly qna!laec cassica! teacher haY,sm.t "
The last forty years. TIOS. KU3iSsu,.
Petersburg Nov. 20, leil.
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tJONTcHENE FOR StLE.-This tract Of Land, containing
~ $50 the county Of Orange the VI
aae aroutsyle miles Of The Gordusy ,e
Depot The buildings comfortable and commoi!ous. and lie
site healthy Virginia. This establishment has been
occupied boarding and day school, and well calculated for
tie for professional other gentleman desiring
healthy and pleasant residence for his family Ii disposed
H. thu 18th OF January VIII then h. for sa>t.
Apply the subscriber, BarLousvilie, Orange co. Va
]. H. NEWMAN.
Dee Ii i5-1vfw
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NEGRO HIRING &c.-I shall coniinue 10 hlc ON ss.
sell Produce, aud collect Debts IN this Ciy and H.,
ing counties, including the town OF Petersburg. -.
ROBERT HIrI
C.fec on Gross Street, BY BEL 1or.,
Richmnnd Dec. 9th, 1871 !,
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IN CSSt'ERY-,t iialc. holden the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior cour of ~" md ciianccy for Cumberland
Comfy, the G'h day OF November, leil:
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire on buildings Of the
State IL Virginia, Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Peterborough George Carson, Augustus Carson
Carson Anuso Carson Dr. Yande aud Mayina HE wife,
Dr. and Emily his wife, and fIezrka Ford Adminra-
Gror.c Carson, deceased. Defendants
The defendants, Elizabeth Marlborough, George Carson
eu,luS Carson .e Carson Alonzn CaTson Dr. iandrl
Mayina - wife, Dr. Lowell and Eniy his wif, having
appearance aud given security, according the
and the rules u this Court aud appearing by
factory evidence They inhabitants country il
Ordered That said defendants do appear here
day al Mach term aad answer the bill IL the plaintiff
ami That copy is order be- forthwith inserted
plrrr pnbSrd The of Richmond for
sivey posted the front door Of the Court House
county. Cnpy-Ieste
H. y. WOODSON, u. c.
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~ IsSOLUTtON.-Thc Copaunership u Ro J. ( l. T. s
~ is this day dissolved, by mgtnal consent Al p-r.a.
ing claims against Tie Will pr.en; them 10 L. q
Tor payment; and al those indebted are respectfully frr1
come forward and make early payment Ia thr same a. 4
anxious settle up Tie business Of the concern
ROBERT J. BOYD
January Isl, sl2. ARMI>TEAD q. ElLYl
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Petersburg, November, i5;l.

consider Mr. Doyc the critical Latin aud CrccS i
thai | ever became acquainted with.
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ST LEDGER, the ull brother IL Arel, Lance, O'kr'l,
vii, sand II Nr David Mills stable Spring, i
Of Abenarlc miles North II charlottesville. y. !. Y
Dee. Is L'--tstw ]
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BOARD he had the fany Of the subscriber So -.
lights and washing included THO. RjIflS.
Dec. - 7u-alH.N
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GAME 10 ny plantation. eight months red
y ir:rra whuIt mark Of any kind. The Is desired
to prove property, par charges, and take him away.
.J-Ei.y a. MAYO.
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Dec. 81 I7-wSw
IYFIRMARY or THE RICHMOND MEDICAL coLLEG

INFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Persons ahorns under diseases Of any kind not contagious
are admitted in this institution nj the FOLLOWING. rates:
period exceeding six weeks rhde patients ut 81
pcr coorsd de- 81 fnr period exceeding six weeks
a deduction If II per week j. made IN every case
The charges include board nursing. medicines medical
Attendance, surgical operations aud cre necessary attention
The patient rpni.-. 80 odrcs made
There arr separate wards for thu different classes Of patients,
AMI the ample and complete every
spect. -
one having charge lie Surgical wards AMI the other Of The Me
Gra ward j. under the charge Of the Professor
IN all important the Faculty Of he College
called in consultation.
rntlrr-n from the the ninary
expected reference. Letters should be address
ed Ia the President al the lniirmary.
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H.p oi =. go CIV. i.'nn.Sr ,.',,ty Vim,
-, ~. 4, III. 49,, ~ ri,h...nd and !. flu, 49,, KIT
1i''' -. ~ H. p,i.s,',,, F,.,ls,.. .,.,. ,,,.
,,al 49,, 49,, !. !, Co.,, T., ,.t,1rt.. p.,
Lou h - I -, -. ,,.rt,,a !. !, ,,s.',
: ." ,'',' IN. .n 50 -. Nh, ~ 80 "
-. ~ 49, - .,,,s,,, .,i an Z "a, ) +. 49,,
H., 49,, :, -, 49,, al ,,.Ii .r..'..,,,.a H..
'."e"'! ~ 49, ~ ,,,. ,.a,,, .,,, j +, ~,
-" ''sh" hi~ i , ~, nm, =, :. 80. 60, H. -.
Wa - ~ s I'M ,'''E "a - =, ,o ~ C,'I,t - " =
i~iaii' ana D"' ''s' ."'i ~. :" 49, -, ~ : ~
~. "'hcr sra-"hs' ne WaS ci"'''s @ ',' - ~
the celebrated race mare f,tshni s.a' ''i' " ="
IL i.,e vr less man Si'oV', I'iA '1',h ~ - We.
lyl,r and "iis olef c"lt u3ush, ~ ~. i'.''"' I
r1i. III, and al'nos. u'''s ~ =. :. " ~ - ~,
y. I.'''--''', ~. = ~ ~, =, ~ - ,'o., 80
t' t".'' $500. i'u " nr''' .' =" ~ 49, ,,, =
- ',- i n-u's - ~ 49, H., '. -, " i. :,
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POETRY.
"xccH yRr REMAINS r>srSc."

(From he Lexington (kp.) 05serrerJ
The following the pen friend ana tow
man MIR r. poIc true OF The ''sea srdlcd Emerald Isle
b cow,n description Of the mus splendid victories the
annals Of our country Afford needs recommendation .! ours,
liam
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Daryill-. ID Dec 1911.


II CUaEIERY.-At a Court held for Sa-scy Counf.
Court house thereof, The It'll day of November, lei
Phoebe HALLS Iti'"'''
against
Zacharah Halls and Joseph Halls nrf,afal
The defendants, Zacl,lrah Ham. and Joseph Halls rg ,
Ing entered their appearance AMI given security
the Act 81 Assembly and the Rules Of this Court an !
in., by satisfactory evidence that they not nha'ah -
country-t i ordered, that the sai defendants do am
the first day of March and the bt = ~
tiff; and that copy Of this order forth with hserh
newspaper published the city Of Richmond, ~ " ,.
successfully, and posted the front door Of thr Iou'
this county. d c'Py-is''F' l.. LASirE, e
Dec. ~
rIHO OWNERS OF STATE STOCK, !Sc.-in SGfiii
l. Commission Business generally, VIII aitehh
the nurrhas- and sale II STATE nn other Stocks md q "
ton Of D,gidsaLs and Ig'sre, the most moderate
18th Dec, l5il.
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sEIATCuES. JEWELGY. FANCY GOODS, Erc.-C. GEN
~ NET opposite tile Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va, has
hand y,,y superior stock above, which public are
qurset call aud examine Among The Watches gold and
levers W. J. Tobias Co.'S manufacture the celebrity
of which 10 wei known
beautiful Cameo Topaz, and other Brcapin
and great variety Of Pgncy Goods
Ian. .3-wlrt
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Fsma's Scm;aary al O0k Grorc, C"roitnc conmty IN.
rylE subscriber announces 70 The pubic TINT ihe School for
Young Ladies' hS residence, tWo miles East 81 White
Chncys Caroline county, VIII be continued the ensuing year
under tr direction aul tuition Of SIR Dnnion and i- Lady
The session the 18th Of Janlafy next and
roc n tie 18th of December, allowing the month Of August
for vacation.
The studies will embrace ihr branches Of thorough
partica finished English edncaton including the Lain and
French languages. Tr domestic oi the In
d- wi chiefly upon the Mistress of the school The
teachers te advantages Of successful expert
rnce IN the profession, and viii take pleasure N called upon IN
producing satisfactory testimonials OF moral fitness and literary
competency.
Tile location l. elevated and hcay-not case Of sickness
has the place during the past The buildings
are erected expressly l the accommodation Of boarding
Pupils
Terms tdaf r1ycbie IN adrGnr'.J
For BOARD Washing. Tuition English branches S0o.
Tuition m Latin aud French extra charge
Lessons may taken in Music, the Masters charge
Each pup furnish herself with towels and lights.
Address post paid White Chimneys r. o., Caroline county,
Va % :. l.. Bgnt0n, or
~ GEO. n. POLLARD Proprietor.
p $50 avoid opportunities from any quarter, j. deemed
proper here ia under circumstances, vii! lads be
admitted pupils.
Oct. - a3-"H
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had written this much TO you The night of the 23rd
ul;. had then only read The President xposc-but
had not the bill and accompanying report, nor
had then reported any debate if indeed any had
occurred-From that time until to-day nave been so
constantly engaged, else unwell 10 be able
10 resume my letter have had hardly an opporiun-
,y Of reading what has ntermediately appeared. My
objections TO the plan Of finance, far frcm being
moved, have been confirmed. | am greatly gratlied
to discover that it is highly probable that The scheme
will be utterly repudiaed By the entire Democratic
party. The accompanying report is we'll written
composition; it is Ingenious sophs.ical, erroneous in
many of its premises, and to my weak judgmen, the
argument appears in respects TO be both incon
elusive and inconsistent.
that BY the bill sen, 10 the Senate, the Prcsi-
dents board of control is 10 be caled Board Of Exche
qucr, and is 10 be composed of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the Treasurer Of the United States,
ex.oFico, and three otter members arc TO be no.
minated and appointed by the President with the ad-
vice and consent Of the Senate. In addition 10 What