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NEGROES EOR HIP

TUE undersigned. Administrator IL io,4ch SILL
ton deceased VIII. on The Isl day al January
il fair il mol, the fair day thereafter al shelton
4 Roads. in the county al Louisa. proceed hire Il
The wear lao The Slaves belonging la >ani Estate ov
IN hi> charge. They amount Ia about SIXTY in nunt.
and CONSIST OF men women, boys and girls.
TERMS.-BondS, with satisfactory security wtli h.
required pre- yious delivery q; the property
W :. FOWLER, Administrator,
Inni>a. Dec L. lci5-cwtd
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From "I'oems 5u FIanceS S. Osgood
HYMN.
APPROACH not The altar
With gloom in thy soul;
Nor lei thy feet falter
From lerrur's control
God loves not The sadness
OF fear and distrust:
Oh. serve Him with gladness-
The Genls. the Just
His bounty is tender,
His being - Love
His sm,i fills wi.b srlendor
Tn due arch above.
Confnd,re, believing,
On enter always
His courts with thanksgiving
His p rtals with praise f"
Nor come I, The temple
With pride in thy uien;
But Lowry and simple,
10 courage Serene.
Bring meekly before Him
The falrb OF a child:
Bow down and adore Him,
Wit heart undeliled;
And by the still waters"
Ami through The green shade,
With Z'on's clad daughters,
Thy path shall De made.
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SALE OF SLAVES

DY virtue of decree Of The County Court Of Ilnoy
ID pronounced on the 25th Dc. OF November l-ii r.
the ,nt in Chancery, of Iisga.om against Higga..n
viii he sold, for cash, On SATURDAY, The "a lsy :,
January, 1876, at the imttnn House Of K n. kin.
Bro'hrr, the ciry 81 Richmond, two Slaves-Luy
aud Ann. lucy can be- recommended as field hand
and has also hrrn accustomed 10 cooking and wa.hu
Ann has hcra hired houe servant IN Richmond b,
the last four YEARS and can he recommended.
EDWIN SNEAD, Special Comm >sinGrr
K. n. DICKINSON & BRO, AuciS.
Dee. a,,,I,,.
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SAIE0P NEGROES S1nCv

WILL. be sold, Al Broad Neck, King William c,,,.
W The late residence OF lanes Crostun derta.eG
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, ~, ten ., tc.
likely Negroes, mostly young Men and Women r.
and Girls, all the stock belonging 10 iiir estate ~ .
drcedent together with all the Plantation Tier AK :,
Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging 10 m. s,
The Ne.fo-s will br sold Tor cash. the r.St OF III, r.
perry on i credit Of nine months.
conBiN sRAXToN.
Snfvivin. Executor OF J. Cros;on, decea,r,
Dc. l9-wJWs
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Far he Engutrer.

F6r ne enquirer.
Whilst we are ameniing that orr worthy re-
preventative James L. Gordon, will no longer
represent US, We cannot think OF more ap-
propriaIe way Of repairing losses, Than BY bring
ing forward man whom we believe most wor-
thy and competent 10 succeed him in our next
Legislature. The gentleman VIC nllude 10 Is
Hugh Luck, Esq We know no man more
worthy Of g1acing the halls Of our Legislature,
than Mr.. Luck; we have known him for twenty
wears, and know him 10 be man of the mos!
profound judgment, sterling integrity and uner-
ring in his political opinions. We deeply regret
MIR Luck's not being brought forward Al an
earlier period; but lei US not lament that which
is unallerable, but seek 10 make amrnts by
uniting, as band Of brothers, in support OF the
worthy and patriotic Luck. 1t is our most earn
est desire that every true Republican will no Ion
ger chatter upon whom they may cast their votes,
but al once centre upon The patriotic and indo.
mitable Luck. Anacceplance OF this call would
he highly gratifying TO
MANY VOTERS.
.,,e, nac 18th ISiL
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

Mr.. s. L. DUNTON. Principal of Male Department.
Mrs. 81. DUNToN, Principal Of Female Department.
THE present session tf this Institution Will close
L with public examination. 10 be held December
18TH which the patrons IL The Academy and The friends
of Literature generally, respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
The exercises Of the ensuing year viii he resumed
on the 18th January and close the ~ December,
ls4h-allowine vacancy Of one month between ibr
Summer and Fall
TERAs.-Board can r. had with the Principal, inclu-
ding Tuition, a, s!a0 payable annually advance.
TrrIioS-For reading, wrng, and first principle OF
Geography. English Grammar and Arithmetic, So
For the higher branches of English Science, Mathc-
maiics, Latin &c, $50.
For French, an extra charge of So
Music on the Piano, al the teachers charges
Address the Principal at Richmond, Virginia.
THOs. G. TlNSLEY,
Dec. e-ew6wN President Board Trustees.
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NEGROES AND LAND FOR SALE, II

FRINGE EDWARD.
JYvrinc Of drcd Of trust, executed 10 us By James
- Bondnrant and wife, we shalt, on January lHh,
1876, nj Prince Edward Courthouse. sell several Me-
crocs mentioned in said deed and If shall derrn ii
necessary, in execution OF the trust, VIC shall also sell
the valuable Tract al land and premises on which
Mr. James Brndurant resides The dwelling of MIR. D..
"a cnnnodious story brick building il III three
four miles Of Farmvir. The plantation i on Brirry
Creek, and adjons Messrs u. :. Scott, /. F. Fenabe
and others. The tract contains about 400 acres.
TERMS made known thr day of sale.
Should The sale take place on the day named
court day. Twill take place, the premises, on the
next day. F. y. WATKINS. Trus,,e.
CHI. SMITH,
Farmville Dec 10 1915 -cwtds
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FOR SALE.
BLOOnEn STOCK OF THE LATE 7. Il. :. BOYCE
DECEASED, OF AHNE ARUNDEL COUNTY


RLOOnEn STOCK OF THE LATE T. K. :. BOYCE,
DECEASED OF AHNE ARUNDEL COUNTY !,
MARYLAND.
OFFER for sale Aamodr and Imported Foreigner.
Alameda dark chrsnnt stallion, SIX years u'h. al
large size was trained and three races lat Spring
over the courses al Richmond Petersburg and Fairfield
winning all with great ease. and thought by hoe who
know hin, best To be second To horse in Tue
Couhiry.
Foreigner imported bright chestnut stallion, nine wears
MD w,,. bt,d King of England sixteen and
a half hands high. and horse cf immense strength and
beautiful symmetry and is celebrated for producing fine
colts Is the sire of o. SEE, VIII See, and DO See.
PEDIGREE.
The following is the Pedigree of Foreigner, bred by
The late King of England certified by latiriSail and
English sud Book Ills dam thr Chestnut, full sister Z"
Sailor and Scam-w &c. page 7ei. by send. Scnd b!
BrnnInghruugl: s;cud's dam Eliza, by lirhilirr &c
uarr 369; The dam Of the hesnnt Gousander By Ham.
5lronian which grand dam of Foreigner, grand
dam Raiy hy Trnrrer page ISL; great grand dam
Fancy sister Dioned page 4b Foreigner wa got by
the Colonel he by Whisker, and he by Way! the Co
iouei's dam Delpni grand dam Triple Cider Ivy King
Fergus page 800; Whiskrr's dam Penelope, &c, page
743: Ways dam Maria BY Herod, &c. page 22s The
above was taken with great from the English stud
Book.
The above horses are in good condition, and VIII
be sold low. For terms apply Ia
Executor 10 the Es ate Oft K :. Royce Baltimore,
CuAS. T.WURTIItM, Esq,
Dec lo-w6w Richmond.
gcT WING will please copy
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NOTICE.

,I,uE Cnr, of Directors Of The Western Asylum viii,
i ON the i,ll Saturday in January next proceed 10
elect Marrnn for said Asylum-Saary, $500 per an.
num- with hoard in the Institutions Testimonials oi
qualification can be forwarded 10 the undersigned.
FRANCIS 4. STEIBLfNG,
Der Io-cit Physician and Superintendent.
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WILLIAM II. BEL.
TABLE OF RATES.

T Mrrtin. Of the President and uifrctot, ~ III,
N Richmond, Fredericksburg md poonlIr RAJ .ott
Company, the 18th day at October, l-id the iuuN
ng Table of Rates for hc Transportation rf ftr-cp-t-
adopted, 10 take cfrrt on aud after tie - daE u
December neat unll Otherwise urit red b, the Beard
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From the Nsp York M,rror.)
LINES FOR THE PRESENT.

A year hath pasta year hath severed
Another cherished link from time,
Another storm in life is weathered,
And We are piouehing through our prime;
Years are rolling as the hilows
Every moments flyins fast,
DAYS are crumbing as the pillars
OF some mighty temple past
Each and all are but solemn
Temple built upon the soul;
Every crumbins years column
Fallen from the mighty whole.
The Pas, is the departed hour
Haunting round The ruined'Wal;
The Present is The ivy flower,
Growing wildly over all
Cherish fond he fallen pillar,
And from II The lesson lean,
Hearts are true that love the willow
Weeping DER the broken urn:
The youthful year is bul the growing
Orphan Of the parent dead:
Remember we'll while tears are flowing
What road 10 shun, and path to tread
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WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR s. AT1'ORNEY AT Law,
lHrtLL attend the several Courts of Holloway, Anne
w liza, Iunenburg and Dlnwiddie.
Office-Noitoway Courthouse.
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SALE OE NEGROES

WILL he Sold Southampton county, N the late resi-
W drncr Of Col Clements Rochelle, On the I'd day OF
January next about forty fifty likely Negroes, by the
Dec. 9-ctds ENEEuI oR.
az Richmond Wing, Petersburg INTEL sencer and
Republican, and Norfolk Herald and New Era, ALL
COPY and forward bills 10 Enquirer Office.
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HINTON HIGH SCHOOL

THE exercises Of this School will be resumed on Tie
18th January, 1876, and will close on the l5ih De
cember inllnwing, with vacation Of six weeks some
time in Summer.
In this Schrni will b. taught all snljrct preparatory
10 College; and full courses OF mathematics and LIN
pudres with other subjects far n practicable IN an
Academy, young not intending 10 finish tlIrii
rduca i'm Al College.
Tuition and Board, not including candles. SEQ, halt
payabIe in advance. JNO e.. BLACKWELL.
jItnion Hill Lunenhurg Dec 81 lai5.-c5i.
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DICII,iOND cnIICcL

rUNlIE next session will begin January ls' and CLOSE
i July 3lst. Arrangements are now bting made by
the Trustees To conduct The classes through the ordina
~ cole gate course. The Faculty will consist of
Rev. X. Ryand, President, and Professor Of Moral
Science.
Mr. George Frederick Holmes, Professor. Ancient
Languages
---,. Professor Mathematics and Natural
Science.
slr Charles l.. Cooke, Tutor.
TERMS for seven months Board $50; Room Rent
and Bedding 50 50; Tuition SCI 30
Every reasonable effort will be made 10 promote HE
welfare OF the pupils and render The College worthy
III the support of a discerning public.
a. the scale Of operations has been materially en-
larpcd without advance III The charges, The Trustees
Iook with confidence for an increase of patronage.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
An able Professor has hftn appointed 10 this Chair
hui his ma me withheld, until his acceptance is certain
Should he decline, however, The place :" W he speedily
did Dec. % cit
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MEDICAL, SOCIETY.

The following officers were elected at The an
nual meeting Of The Medical Society OF Virginia
on Tuesday, the 10Th inst:
William A. Paueson, Nj. D., President
John A. Cunningham, NJ. D., Senior Vice Pre-
sident
John n. Brooks, Nj. d., Junior Vice President.
K. w. Haxall NJ. D., Corresponding Sccrc-
laY.
r. G. Cabell, NJ D., Recording Secretary.
Frederick Marx. NJ. D.. Treasurer.
G. G.. Minor, NJ. ID Librarian.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
I.ATE PEA AISA

Ciafles street, mar Bah,m0re street, Bah,N.n,f,
By HOPKINS x FIELD.
rj1HiS House has recently been riiitrd and now I,
i furnished Throughout, and j. situated Ia the ui',
central par: Of the city A. VI, HOPKINS,
Formerly Of SanJcr-on-, Philadelphia.
WM. FIELD.
Aug ag-w.!nl Formerly IL Bucks rnHHv. Pa
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF LAND.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.
PURSUANT 10 the prov visions Of Deed Of Trust
j executed by John A. Sheppard TO tlr Subscribers
bearing date The Sd of March, 1894, and recorded IN The
Clerks Office Of l-nroo County Court, we shall pro
coed sell. the highest bidder, ON the premises u"
cash on MONDAY the 22i day 81 December, 1915, ID,
Tract Of Land whecon the said John a. Sheppard nov
resides lying the county Of Henrico, Chckahoin
ny swamp and containing 2i5i acres, adjoining me
lands of LyddalI Buwrs, deceased, and John Sheppard
The title to the said Land Is believed Ia he ndsputahie
but We shall convey orgy such title vested in shy
virtue Of said trust deed.
JAMES :. RYALL lr,
ALFRED WINSTON
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NOTICE.

T. hereby given 10 all persons indebted 10 the Eta,r
III. at, Doctor John spencer decea.cd 81 the cnuig
Of Cumberland 10 come forward and maze in,mrdi Z.
payInrn The SITUATION of The sUsh. that
ndu. ence be given; and those having elaine
against SAID Estate rrqut >ted IL make Them known
IN order that pl, mrnt may he niade without delay.
ELIZABETH ". SPENCER,
Dec. a-cwiw ExecuiuN Of John Spencer, Decreased
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WEST VIEW SCHOOL


1'lis School, which is in Or George Mas"n's family,
i will be re-openrd by Mrs Jones and Miss Randolph
the first day of February nrst. The terms rs here
tofore, viz:
Board, for 10 months. 800 90
English Tuition for 10 months u 10
French, " (" 10 00
Music, /" =" 10 90
Persons wishing engage pupils by letter will please
address Dr. Mason Mrs NJ. a. Jones, Sionev Mount
p. y Brunswick county Va. Dec. 9-clct
NA- The Petersburg Inielgcncer and Republican
will publish the above twre week for hvc successive
weeks, aud charge DR.. G. Mason.
MANSFIELD ACADEMY
A MATHEMATICAL and CLASSICAL. SCHOOL, by
~ Alfred G. A. Coleman in the county OF Amelia, ten
miles East of the Courthouse, one nile from Bevs
Bridge.
The School will open the l2h January, and close l2'h
December with n vacation of one month during sum.
er In viii br taught all The hranches Of thorough
English Education, comprising Mathematics. Air"no-
my, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Roiany,
History Logic Bellies L-tires, &c, The Latin Greek
and French Languages
TERMS.-English Branches, $50; Mathematics, S25;
Languages, $50; Board, SO
The subscriber has been engaged in teaching five
years-thr last three Principal of Of The public
Academies Of thr State. lie will continue IN pursue
his former mode Of instruction, critically analysing zach
recitation and rendering il clear aud Ineligible by ia
miliar lectures.
mru: Col Jnu T Boitom OF Amelia, YIN. II. Robertson.
VI. do; REM Bndsfurlb, do; j. 4. Jrter do VIM
,lcGehce Prime Military institute, Petersburg; Peter
Il. Wills, do.
Address the subscriber, Finney Mills.
Dec 9-tl2Jan
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NOTICE
NJ IOF.
r. n.r.np. bny;ur claim. AGAINST thr

IL persons having claims against The Estate al u
- mel, Perkins deceased, hereby required to PIE
Suu them I" me- for ld JuStmcnt according 10 law, with
IN months from THIS date or th> advertisement
nj be- plead IN bar al their paynrnt after that
All persons in'rb-d 10 the said Estate are requested e.
make immediate payment.
WILLIAM II. BELL,
Administrator, with lie VIII ANNEXED,
"t Daniel Perkins, deceased
LOUISA G. ~, Dec. i2. i,,5.-c2m
Hcy The Wig viii COPY III eouutry paper, for ~.
months and charge the Administrator
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL. AGENCY.

NEGKO HIKING AND GENEhas hpF.Nt
THE subscribers, and particularly the elder of
L them. have been for 4 number OF years, ana are
-fl engaged in the business of General Agents IN the
Cy or Richmond, for The collection n claims III every
description, receiving Subscriptions 10 periodicals ana
papers, renting out and receiving The rents and selling
real property in town country. nilne out ne=i"e-,
collecting their hires and dspo>ing of them NJ public
or private sale &c. They suprrntrnd through the year
all servants hired by them and in cases OF sickness
paw special attention 10 their being promptly furnished
with n, ce.sary aud proper medical aid &C. They also
purchase slaves commission for any who NAV desire
their services in that way For their ability and nclI-
nation to perform with fidelity and despatch, whatever
business NAV be- entrusted 10 them, they refer 10 the
citizen, OF Richmond generally and particularly To The
following gentlemen, viz
General William Lambert. Mayor. Bernard Peytoh,
William IT, Richardson, James E. Heath, Auditor, Ien
w Aunford, William f. & Thomas Richie, Cow3r'
din 4 Davis. Peasants a. Gallaher, William sands,
Nicholas Mills John Rutherfoord Andrew stevenson,
John VI Patton, Fleming James. Webb, Racon
baskerville, sterling ]. Crump, Archibald PleasaDts,
Williams & llaxall, James Ca>kie, John O. liobson,
John L. Tate, Dunlop. Noncure & Co, George l.
Booker, n. W. & J. ] Fry, Thomas & Charles Ellis.
~ Office on Main Street, above Bieser's Lot
terry Office, where both of u may always be
PHILIP N. TABB * SON.
~ r. Applicants from the country TO hire their Ne
proes In tovn would consult their interest by giving
The information on before the 18th Of December, aud
by ending the Ia beiore that day, or
AZ soon as practicable thereafter.
~ nse S-rtadj r. NJ TABB & SON.
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,


THE Exercises of the ninth annual session oi I'M
i Institution will commence on the I'D January next
The scholastic year VIII b- divided into TWO sessions
with one months vacation during The Summer.
The subscriber viii be- aide. b. his present accom-
pshrd ssorair Mi II. Ptis, whose high and varied
requirements patient and p-rsrvering assdnty, insure
the efficient discharge of ms duties.
The course Of instruction will embrace thr English
Latin, Greek and French Languages, The elements o
Chemistry, aud Of Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The Mathematical course, theoretical and practical
will be extensive corresponding with that taught II the
Virginia Military Institute, AT which Mr. Pitts graduated
win the highest distinction.
The most careful attention will be paid 10 the morals
Of the pupils and should any enter whose habits are
depraved and incorrgibe, they will be dismissed (tht
safest remedy IN such cases. without hesitation.
fair and impartial statement Will be forwarded
every Two months, of each Students progress and de
pertinent Ia his parent or guardian.
Having no faith in any system Of instruction which
does not aim al discipnnr the mind aud rciting IL
faculties object viii be 10 teach radically lhr sub
lrcts profess and the fruits OF our plan and
mode hitherto pursued, feel gratifed IN referring the
friends aud cnntding patrons Of the school 10 the sub
Joined certificates from the learned and distinguished
Faculty of William and Mary.
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The following gentlemen have been elected by
the Legislature OF Georgia as Judges OF the Su-
preme Court recently established. On this ques-
ton there seems TO have been no clashing Of par
" feelings:
For years. Jos Henry Lumpkin, (W.)
/" i" Hiram Warner, (D)
"a I" Euscnius A. Nisbet (W)
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,

THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,
~ Cor by that capital Racer and most valu
Il--I> able S,aIllon imported Fyld-; bis dam Dl-
~ moth, by Constitution, which was ala" me
-lAdam Of the famous running mare, sally En
hank: and his grand dam by Rails Florizci, VIII stand
the approaching season. commencing the 1T March, al
Canlain Smiths Tavern, Charlotte Court House, VIZ
gnia al thirty dollars, cash, or notes due The hrit Juy
is46, and one dollar 10 the eroom In case number
If mares are sent BY Company, one Responsible man
,nust br hound TO Tor the whole amount Pastufagr
furnished gratis. and mares fed Al thirty seyrna nd-a
half cents per day and coored servants boarded Tree OF
charge. - ,., I;,,, IL
teen hands high of great substance aud power; hnr
bay with black legs and a race horse equal TO any
IN America He won twelve times out OF thirteen
races. The only time &c his losing was al baltimore,
heiny brarpn nv Vashti. when he was IN bad order,
though ne beat Portsmouth THAT heat Bostenj in That
acr and rot three hundred Of the pure, As The second
bcsI horse In III. race Immediately after that face, he
challenged Vasht Ia run ionrme heats for ten ihou-
and dollars aside half forfeit, which was declined
For further particular. "f his pedigree and perform
mancrs see large bills which viii be furnished To gen
tlrnrn who may desire 10 see them
Dec. l0-cwtlstlnne 1ohS ~ Dam.
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WILLIAM Axp May colLror,

WILLIAM ASH MARY COLLEGE,,
l1Ill Nov. ti5. !
During several collegiate sessions, many oi the
youths prepared fnr college by Mr. o White have been
students al this Institutions and take great pleasure
IN certifying, that those students have generally gwen
Indications al admirable elementary tanning, by The dr-
cdedy hirh rank which they have occupied here, both
10 neral department and intellectual requirement
T. K. DEW, President.
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
Professor Mathematics.
JOHN WELLINGTON.
Prof. Chem. and Nat Phil.
Il. TUCKER,
Prof. Law and Govt.
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TIE OREGON Qre>ros-The justice Of our
claim, says The Salem. (Mass., Gazette, (Whis,)
10 the whole OF that portion o; Oregon drained by
The Columbia river against Great Britain, and
all the world, excepting The native proprie,ors, is,
as We think, clearly established in The letter OF
Mr.. Calhoun. which we this day publish.
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The TARIrF.-Our Southern people will no
doubt be eratifed at observing The complexion OF
the committees in Congress, having this impor-
iant subjec, under supervision. We have MIR.
Calhoun al the head Of the committee in the Sc
pa,e, and FIVE Free Trade men, with Gen. Nc.
Kay at their head, in the House.
TCiayeston Patriot
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Mr. q WHTr.-Dear Sir: It gives me great plea
10 have opportunity of testifying publicly The
high esteem entertain for your Academy The young
gentlemen that from your Academy 10 our College
several OF whom attended my have always
ranked amnn. the first and most successful siid MS ol
William and Mary College since have h-en connected
with The Institution. While leave 10 Others, whose
longer rome cion with our College will enable them 10
4" y"n more Justice Ia speak of the success al your p-
pills general deem agreeable duty To advert IS
pcally To- the success OF those who, under my care, de-
vote themselves The classical studies. deem II an
agreeable duty, bccaTse Cannot but speak IN the high.
terms Of them, whether ok Ia their thorough pre-
parailon Ia their well trained minds, their industrious
habits, finally, their gentlemanly and irreproacabr
conduct.
CHS. MINNIGERODE,
Prof Humanity, Win and Mary College
- The Terms will be- for Tuition, Board. and every
necessary except lights $50 per session Of five months
payable al It's r1aalon;-s35 for day scholars per an
mum. Address, White, Fleetwood Academy
Nav. 2s-ra;Srwif O. WHITE.
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E0R PENT

Prince Edward G. IT,, Va, Dec. l2-rtl1F
al, Lvnrhhnrr V;rsinian viii COPY.
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Coal Pit Hands Wanted.

LOUISA, Dec. 10th, 1915.