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BrnGAr OF CoysrRrcrIoy. EorIrMgyr

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT \
AND REP,lR, July Is, 1911
CEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received M
- this Bureau until o'clock, p A., OF the
ilh of September next for furnishing and deli
verng at the Navy Yard, Brooklin, New Yorh
Isl. All the live oak timber necessary 10 COM
plele the frames. brcasthooks beam and kee>on
pieces, and promisruous timber for 4 ship OF the
line Il irigac and a sloop OF war for which n:f-
tial deliveries have been mace by ChaS. T. Sb-
! bald, unter former contract and
ID For ship OF the line, sloop of war and
a schooner; Tor which partial deliveries have been
made by Mes>rs. Van Hook and Vaughn, under
| a former contract.
Schedules, showing the particular parts Of the
frames, the breast-hooh>-nunbcra ami the dimen-
sions OF the beam and l;eclson PERSONALITIES
and dimcnsons Of promscuous timber. required
10 complete these contracts can I've Obtained b.
persons wishing 10 offer. on application 10 The
Commandment OF the Navy Var! 1t brooklyn, \.
York.
Separate offers must be made for supplying all
the deficiencies under each VI the former con-
tracts; ana tie prices asked per cabic foo; Tor the
frames. timber, and blcast-aook> f.: Tie beam
pieces; inf The kecson pieces: and lor the pro-
GiScuouS timber TO. each class Of vessel IN each
otter must be stated separately The frame TIM
her is 10 be cut 10 moulds, and the whole, III con-
i0rnltv with instructions Mhlca VIII DC lG:illSii-
ed to persons with whom contracts may lie made.
The sid timber must have grown within
! twenty-five miles from the sea. which mus, be
proved 10 the satisfaction OF the Commandment OF
the Yard and must he free from a injuries and
defects, which may impair il god qualities Tor
thu purposes for which i; is intended, and must be
subIcc; 10 the inspection and measurement q!
persons appointed ~ said C0mnanGant, and n
81! respec:- Ia his entire satisfaction. The whole
musrhe delivered ON, or before Tie iini da" OF Al
GUS. 1871.
No proposal vii! he considered. unless accom-
panied b. .uaraE,y. sigurd by iWo persons.
iwh5Se ability 10 make good their guaranty >ha!!
ba certified to by some Cominanda;.; OF Navy
Yard os Navy Agent that the person offering
shall, ii hi> oieF be accepted enter into conrac;
before the 10Th October next. ior the good and
suiiicen, >ureiies To deliver the timber embraced
in his otter, within the time specified Tor It's de-
livery.
Ten per cen,um OF the amount Of all deliver
ies will be deducted from the amount 81 al bill,
which may be approTc ior deliveries, and held
Il, additional >ecurifr 10 the bonds 10 IL given.
aud viii no, be paid until de cor;lac; shall he
iilly completed. accoIlin" 10 is provisions. The
remaining ninety per cenii'm OF bills lhuS ap-
proved. will be paid ~ the Navy Agent at New
York. within thirty days after the presentation OF:
The hills 10 HIM
july - 2o-ii,hSept
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POETR Y,
j" Nrcn YET REAAIS, rSsUSc.'
OLE SHIP

OUR SHIP!
ARA life on tie Ocean Ware
Huzza, for the good old craft,
Tia, ga!lanlly ploushs the deep:
Brave ireemen fore and alt,
Their sleepiess vigils keep.
Though boiSerous winds prevail.
And stormy pillows roar
She scornS the driving gale,
And proudly nears The shore
She nobly daShcs by,
Despite Of the raging sea;
Then raise your shouts on high.
For that coed old ship OF the free!
The free, the free that good old ship OF the Tree.
The free the free huzza for the ship oithe free
Let angry ocean chaie,
And roar with demons blast;
Our noble ship is safe,
And the deadly breakers passed.
Though boiling surgcs rise,
Size bravely dasheS through;
AS an eagle swift She flies
And bounds DER The sparkling blue.
Sworn 10 the good old cause
Wen tight with trecmans slce
Under lie stripes and stars
On tha, good old ship oil The free.
The free the free that good old ship OF the free
The free the free huzza for the ship OF the free
Huzza for James X. Polk!
And Dallas. Our noble crew,
Will Scorn the Tyrant's yoke,
And bear them safely through!
Our Democratic flag,
Streams 10 the hrigh, blue sky
Soon every hill and cras
Shall ring with "VicToGy'
Then lei our standard wave
Over the land and SEA
Huzza for the home OF the brave,
And that good old ship of the free
The free the free, that good old ship oi the free
Three cheers huzzl, huza! huzza for The ship
of The free RocdcS'e- Daily .Aer~iI~r,
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nOOf1Es, uNlON HOTEL.

N This Establishment IS now u ,;I =;
"A thorough repair in cTrFy ,r Ir w n r.
nslled and openei ready TO receive Day bo 'r.
er TUESDAY The 18Th q July Tra !. JssIa.
e,I useless 10 say aay Thing in way oil recommend
d;,ion Of this House, for it is conceded by al
vino know it there is not Ho"s syd in vrs."a 10
surpass it for comfort and coll'enciiee' ;, =.
we'll located for business can acconlll. ,,a
about 2O0 persons; ii will be furnished. with Wa
non he Bloody Run spr1s sy whs 9a Is f Thc
stable is large, airy and in frs, rate order; The
osllers are as good as any in the State All the
proprietor can say for himself and assistants, Is,
that every effort will be eyered 10 give saisiac-
ton. =. H.
Richmond, July H. 1911. >,
P. S-A first rate House Keeper wanted, al, al.
So a No. Cook; none need apply unless they
can come we'll recommended. and are fully quail
fed to discharge III inc duties faithfully that ap-
fN''''''' N">' &. A. III.
Jul,. ~ 22-0ln
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w ILLS, KOHL &c.-J: W: RAN
w DOLPH & co, III West Main ST..
have received Pencillings by the Way, written
during some years Of residence and travel in
France, Italy, Greece Asia Minor, Turkey and
England, by y. p WHISTLES complete cdi-
ton.
The two Sisters or LIES Changes By author
Of 'Taiors Apprentice" &c. Price Is cents
Scotland, Glasgow the Clyde, Edinburgh, the
Forth, Stirling, Drulnmond Castle, Perth and
plymouth Castle, the Lakes-hy J. 5. Kohl
Price p cents.
July % a2-ws
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d.licsen, wiki regard 10 Democratic son,n caro-
lira. H,he people o.,hat noble State cAhihi' 'Le
least feeling Il; The low party tricks when ai"i.
have prevented the accomplishment ct 'h'> slra'
mea.,rc or il their Indignation at the continu-
ancc ofan unjust and oppressive TART: displays a
proper warmth forthwith, Mr.. Clay Discovers
aiSt,nion in the breeze. Out upon Snch ny
pocrisy. We know Mr. Clay,o be a violent man.
and could REGARD cycn his gross abuse OF 'hc ma
tons CAd Magistrate a. the infrnity OF 'e'n-
rcr. grown uncomfortable bydisapponted hopes;
nur such barciaceI discrimination as Is conveyed
in This lcller is unparonable, and will deprive him
OF the respect which al all times is due 10 an no.
nora lie and hiuh minded oproncnl.
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DUBLIC NOTICE.-L@7m fGr sac , Tm"t'
/ Rced cf1fa%-Pursuanito "a Deed oi LIT afusl,
executed on The eighth day oi DECEMBER, io1o, ~
John Mcmillan and Elizabeth his wife 10 Law
ror, for certain r purposes therein mentioned which
deed is recorded in The Clerks Office Of Brooke
county Shall proceed on MoNpA ~. The e 18th Gl
day Of August next (beins Court day to sell
for cash at public auction, al The front door oil
the Courthouse. in Weilsburs. i'll the said county
of Brooke, a Tract of Land, lying and being in
the said county ON the waters OF Hardens run
adjoining the lands of Josiah Burk and Robert NJ
Cloud, and containing one hundred and ninety
eight acres The SAID land was conveyed 10 the
late Lawson Bur.oo; and myself, as Trustees, 10
secure the rc-payncn, Of a loan made by the Com
monweal,h 10 the gfan;er, Mcmillan, from the
Washington Monmner Fund, and the title there
10 is bcevcd 10 bc indspuiablc Acting as Trus-
tee. however shall convey with special warranty
JAS. +. HEATH, Surviving Trustee.
Richmond Va, May II, 1874. 2-lail2oA
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EftrGct # a id,cr /" nc Ed,for Of Tic L.g'tcAbi


Lf'rocf Il lcflcr 10 ttc Editor q Nc LyacNlNfe
Reprjiiean.
Dear Sir: Your townsman, MAJOR James
Garland, was present and delivered one o: his
able eloquent and thrilling speeches. which light
ed the soul OF every Dcmocra; on fire. and made
him feel that victory will be ours in November
next, without doubt
"a few Wings were present. and they looked
as though the like was never heard before, and
that a new era was about 10 fake place in poll
tics In Il word, sir, the Majors speech was one
Of the greatest efforts have ever heard. Ii had
tremendous effect, and no man OF reason strip
ped OF prejudice. could help being convinced OF
The errors Of Whiggery and the cxcelency OF De
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THE SCHOOL will be continued at my house.
i under the same Instructor, for another year,
commencing on The Isl Of September and closing
thr 1T OF JULY next. The subscriber, having the
preparation Of his own BOYS for the University
solely in view in establishing his School. will
limit the number 10 fifteen pupils, oil whom he is
DESTROYS of having six rs Boarders; and II these
be promptly engaged, the number will he limited
10 twelve There are now four vacancies
The subjects taught are the Greek, Latin
French and German languages; Geography, His
tory, English Grammar and Composition, Ari,h-
metc and Mathematics.
Terms-For Board and Tnition for the session
Of Ten months, PAYABLE half yearly in advance
Sl60 WILLIS Fl. WCODLEY.
University OF Virginia.
July l6 20-lf
- Wing requested 10 copy in coun,ry paper
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Nh. Clay M THAT BLAIR LE7rEn.-'rhe
Democrats ami Wings Of Guernsey county united
in writing 10 Mr.. Clay to permit his lerer;o Nh
Blair. about his coalition with Adams. 70 be put
lished Mr. Clay has not answered the letter.
He dare not 90 tit would stamp coalition and
bargain on his front = Otio Statesmen.
The Wings VIC are tod, when they united
with the Democrats in making the rcqrcs; OF
Mr.. Clay, were 50 confident that the charge
OF such Letter haring been written was
false. that they pledged themselves il it we're
produced and when examined proved that
Clay had pcopoe,a IT. 1arsqm 1r'm Adnag%,
ihe;' woaid moi support him. Well they
sent their Join, !euec 20 Clay, bu, that gentleman
mas Ipr months s;udioosly refused either 10 grant
their request, or absolyc Blair from his obligation
Of sec:csv, and therefore torhitding him Ia pub
Ii~ i, |, no, this 4 ;acit acknowledgement on
Claws part tina, he is guilty Is charged dc in
Jignauily denied The White and Black slave
charge why no, this one of Bargain and Sale?
CinclHpG:{ IdIHlTcr
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| TMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, WASH
T. lxGrox County. FA.-The next session otthis
institution will commence on Thursday, the I'D
of August FacaiR-Rey. Charles Collins NJ.
A.. President and Professor of Mora and Mental
Science. Rev. Ephraim +. Wiley NJ. A., Pro
icsSur OF Ancient Languages and Literature.
Edmund Langley, NJ A.. Professor OF Maizena,
! tics and Teachcrui Aloten Languages. f.5cnc-
zcr Stevens, 3. \. Tutor.
The course of stnd.' and plan ni instruction are
substantially the same as those OF The most respcc-
table Colleges in our country. A high standard
oi Classical and Mathematical s,,;dics is strcnu-
olslv maintained. but at the same time, those
which are practical and more directly connected
! with the business of life receive particular at
,cniion.
Er2enuS-Studcnts pursuing the studies of the
Collegiate Course are charged SO per session OF
five months, and 81 cents for the use of the Libra
r.. Board is Il 50 per week. a contingent
( charge oi Il - is made for bell ringing. sweep
ing &c No extra charge i maze Tor washing,
fuel and room rent. although these items. al SINH
!al institutions usually form very considerable
part OF the expense. Students in the Preparatory
4 t'our>a an. charged III. samc. excepting the tut
ton which varies from $40 10 ;l;1 81 per session.
T Total expenses for tie year from 80 - SO.
/ G0rra@,rd-Thc 4oycrnmcn! OF the College
. is mild ami parental bu; energetic and irn. The
officer, are constantly with the students. ever Tea
/ dr To restrain disorder, 10 watch ovcr their mo-
rails and correct their evil habits they also eat al
! the same tables and reside with their families in
the same buildings.
The college buildings are spacious and elegant,
and for beauty and hcalthil;lncss OF location un-
surpassed nv any in the State. The >alubFitY Of
! the climate among the mountains is provcFbial,
and the Faculty are determined that no College
I shall Offer superior advantages Tor solid cduca-
ton. The libraries number ahont 5000 volumes.
/ There i, al>oa valuable cabinet OF minerals. ami
also all Necessary Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. Z. COLLINS.
Ii,raA s-wid
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NOTICE.

l. - z The Steamer "McDowell" will I've
Sn.s=sss unable 10 make her regular trips for tie
present, in consequence oil h.ench in
the canal, which II will require some time 10 repair
Due nuric. Will be given when she can resume. In
the mean time lie new Steamer Will be Completed
that the two VIII form u!-weekly line.
CIlAs. DIMMocH g. co.
Richmond, August l6.h. a-4t
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hRANGE LAND FOR SALE.-lHe heirs
Oo' the late REYNOLDS Chapman, Esq. now o.itr
Tor sale the beautiful Farm called Berry Hill on
which tlic deceased heretofore resided. The tract
contains about seven hundred and forty four acres
(1iN and is situated Immediately adjacent 10 the
village at Orange CouIi House.
Abou, three hundred and sGyenty acres are ara
b!e, SCENT five acres arc thickir SCI with Lo-
cust and Cellar furnishing IN ample supply 0;
durable materials Tor fencing. and two hundred
and ninety acres ale in original growth, aiiorting
4 supcrabundance oii.nbc! and fuel. .0r all the
uses OF the Farm.
There is a very productive Meadow, contain
ing about ten acres. and some thirty acres oil the
cultivated portion are finely adapted 10 the growth
of Timothy. 80 that the Meadow may I've enlarged
nj the discretion OF the owner. The soil othc ara
bic part OF The Farm is ldcn,ical with that OF The
Soulh-wes, Mountains. so justly famed Tor iis
fertility and capacil" Tor improvement under The
usc ot Clover and Plaster
The Farm NAV hc conveniently divided into
five shifts or fields; each one being competent 10
tie production of Corn enough Tor the anhu;.l
supply.
The trac; is sufficiently well watcred, and lie,
! beautifully uniulaiing: The larger par having
a gentle dccination towards III. South There
is also q fine Orchard which produces choice
selection oil Apples, Pears. ami Cherries. Tn,
dwelling house Is large enough. mas been recently
built is oftiie best materials Bricks, covered with
TIM and finest workmanship; the interior no
quite completed. The ont buildings are sui
cicnt for the purposes Of the Farm. The rac
contains a fair proportion OF good Tobacco land
Also one OTHER tract, about two miles North
west from Orange Court House. containing about
three hundred acres, and adjoining the land o
Major c. c. Macon, Reuben Macon, ana VIM
d. Clark Esqs.; from fifty 10 sixty, acres only 81
this land is cleared. il.c remainder is in original
forest, and is covered with heavy growth 81 the
fines, timber which on account Of lis location, is
particularly vauabie.-Thorc being Saw Mill
on either hand within 4 mile OF. the centre Of the
! tract and timber being somewhat scarce in The
ncishborhood. Ihequaliy olihis land generally
is equal 10 any in the Southwest Mountains; a
large part ol it choice Tobacco Land To on"
skilled in the cultivation OF Tobacco, good OPP
pornni,y ishcre presented 10 make ludicions
Observation-Disclosures arc no Improvements oil this
Tract Persons disposed 10 purchase are invited
10 view the above andS-which will he shown
on application to Doctor Slaughter, or John NJ
Chapman, Esq, at Orange Court House.
Juiy % 23-it
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y7PSOM SALTS &c.-l5 casks EPSON Salts
T. . barrels Copperas, prime green
10 casks Spanish Brown
10 casks Venetian Red
Receiving for sale, by ALEX. DUvAI. Z CO.,
Aug. 2J-wtf No l47, Main Street
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C5O NEGROES FOR sALE.-Thc sub

OEO NEGROES FOR SALE.-Ihe sub
ZCO .criber viii sell. by pirate contract. in
families and los 10 suit purchasers the above
named number OF likely and valuable negroes AT
any time between the prc>en, date and Inc first oi
December ncxr, or Until that number or there
abou;s is disposed oil. Southern planter, and 9th
ers ,riSiiRg 10 purchasc are requested 10 call up
on the subscriber, residing near Lu:ci;o Post OF
flee, Essex county, Na.-aEd al letters oienqury,
post paid, will he promptly attended TO- The ia
clities for transportation. b. land or water, are
very good, and the negroes is lot, are equal 10
any ever offered for sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
July 4 lift Executor OF Robt P. Waring.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The sub
IL scriber has recently opened Tavern in the
town o! New Canton. Tor the accommodation OF
his friend. and the public New Canton is si'u-
ated ON the right bcnX vi the James River in the
county of Buckingham. and within halt mile
OF the James River Canal. He is determined 10
spare no pains necessary Ia accommodate COM
i5rtably and asrccably all who NAV call upon
him. Persons in the neiehborhood of Bucking-
ham court house. or within reasonable distance of
New Canton, wishing 10 take the boat On the ca
nal, going ZIP or down, will find it 10 their interest
as well "a comfort TO call upon him. He will al
ways have ready some agreeable conveyance TO
tdlIf ldSScHSSIsii III !loiSc ~ tle pOdl, aiiu
from the boat to his house.
The two horse post coach, running from Buck
ing!,am corit hose 10 New Canton and hack >
times 2 week. pats Up with him, and IN arrange
men, has been made. 80 tia, The coach reaches
New Canton each evening en- which tie boat
goes down, time enough torpcrsons soingto Rich
mond 10 take passaee OH the boat for TIC later
place ana leaves New Canton the next morning
after the beat going up reaches lie latter place.
JAMES ). WREN.
New Canton, June p, ISL. l3-2m
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! CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
/ Y SCHOOLIN STAUNTON Gy PlaE Pow
Ens.-Thc exercises oftIs School will be rcsum-
ed on the Isl Monday in September and terminate
the last Friday in June, with two public sem-an-
nual examinations.
Terms: For board and tuition ten months, $50:
for expenses OF schoolroom and apparatus, $50
PAYABLE one hall on The lst Of September, and one
hall on the LIST OF February.
July Ii 2O-tSeptl
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q am sir, very respectfully, sc;
"W III. ROANE.'

/ beg, gentlemen, that you viii accept the above
letter, as far as j, is applicable 10 the case you
present, as reply 10 the query you PROFOUND 70
me. If there be any merit in consistency, may
claim il as have carefully reviewed The course
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Tn CHANCERI.-VmGNIA-A, rules taken
/. in the Clerks Once of tie Circuit Superio
Court Of Law and Chanccry OF Prince Edward
courty tl.- 81 day oil June, 1914;
William BoIum and Betsy b., Wifi. Thomas
knight and sally his wife. Prudence Pcrkin>on.
Name: Miller, Barrett White and Rclccca lis
wife, David 4. II. Ellington and Creed II. L.
ling,oa. Albert b. Ellington and Mary J. El.iGc
ton, infants. who sue ~ William Z Ellington
their next friend. ana William H. B.lmmal, 50
lauel d. Bruminal and Sarah Q. Bruamal IL
tants, who sue Ly Barton Philrol. ;heir next
friend Plaintiffs
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UNIVERSITY OF VlRGlNlA.-Thc next
u session OF this Institution will commence on
the Isl OF October and terminate on the 18th oil
July following.
The schools Of the University, with their re-
spectre professors, are
/. ANCIENT LASGUAGEs--Pro!cssor Harrison.
= MoprRN ,GEs-Proiessor -
q; MArHrM,TIcS-Professo Coalrnay.
1. NATURAL PnLosornY-Pro;rssor W. p.
Rogers
5 Crvrr. ESGisErnlSG-The subjects of which
are divided between lie the professors oi Maihc-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
g. CnENIsrRY-Proi. K. Z. Rogers.
:. MIEpIcISE-Proi. Howard.
4. ANATOMY AND SCRGEgy-Prof. Cahell.
g. Moral PHILosoPny-Prof G.. Tucker.
TO- L4w-Prof II. ST. G. Tucker
For more particular information in regard TO
expenses &c, sec one Of the printed catalogues,
or the Washington Globe or the National Intel
igcncer. WILLIS III. WOODLEY.
Proctor and Patron
JULY % 22-,I0S
The Richmond Wing requested to copy in
the country paper.
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ITO MARCUS a. THOMPSON, ESD
: Sir As you are not resident OF the State oil
Virginia, we take this method of notifying YOU,
that We shall proceed, on the 9th day Of Sep.en-
Der. 1871, between the hours of sunrise and sun
set OF that day Gin the Law Office of ). ". Nor
lis. AT Louisa Courthouse, State of Virginia to
take the depositions OF Andrew +. BeadlcS and
others, 10 be read Is evidence in certain Chan
Gerry suit now depending i'll the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry for Louisa count,
State OF Virginia. in which We are plaintiffs and
YOU and Others are defendants Yours. &c.
JOHN BEADLES, and
WILLIAM w. BEADLES,
Merchants and partners. trading under the firm
and style of J. Il w. w. Bcad!eS
Louisa CO., State OF Va, July O. lS-w2m
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Dr.. King, formerly Of ST, Louis, has been az
pointed Hemp Agent Tor Missouri, 10 be located
at $. Louis; Col. A. J. Vaughan has been az
pointed Indian Sub-Agen, of the Po'owa,omic
tribe of Indians, in place Of Col Carpenter;
James McGrcgor, IT., has been appointed Indian
Sub. Agent for The Winrcbago tribe Of Indians, in
place of d. Lowry. Al Prairie du Chen.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGlNlA.-Thec chair
y Of The school OF Modern Languages of this
Institution having become vacant BY the rcsis-
nation Of Professor Charles krai;sir, the Bear!
OF Vi>iers will proceed. at special meeting on
the l0th September, 10 fill The vacancy thus oc-
casione,!.
The compensation Of the Professor consists Of
salary of one thousand dollars, and fee OF
twenty-five dollars fro,a each member "f Tn.
School, besides the Use Of 4 comfortable dwelling
and garden, free of rent. The Languages taught
are German French, Spanish, Italian and An
glo-SaNon.
Applications may be addressed TO the under
signed. at the University OF Virginia.
WILLIS Il. WoODLEY. Proctor.
July % 9-l!0S
-; The r. Whig will publish regularly in the
country papcr-and the New York American,
and New York Eycnin" Post, the Boston Posi-,
and Boston Atlas. regularly in their city or daily
papers until the 10th Of September, and forward
their accounts 10 This Office for collection. One
cory oil the papers containing the advertisement
10 be sent 10 The Proctor with the cost OF advcrts
ing
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TN --VlRclslA:- Goochland
/ County, Court, I7,h June 1874
On the motion of Winston and Fontainc
Thacker, Peggy cocy, Sally Moody, Frank
Whrlock, Patsy Siler and John Moody Fare,
Distributes oil Nancy Colcy, dec'd-It i, order
ed, thai all persons vino may have claims against
the estate oi said Nancy Coley, deed, do exhibit
The same for settlement before Pleasant Turner,
Executor OF said Nancy Colcy, on or before the
I>t day of September next; and that copy OF
this order he published in some newspaper printed
in the CITY of Richmond for weeks successive
". ard posted al the front door OF the Courthouse
OF this county on two Court days.
A Copy-Tes,e:
MAR. w. MILLER, D. C. G. c.