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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE In TIE COUNTY OF HANOVER

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
DY virtue o. decree OF The Superior Court
ID Of Chanceiy, Tor The Richmond Circuit,
pronounced III lie suit 81 Barker and ais, vs..
Fletcher and ais, on The 25,h day Of June, 1876,
shall, as special commissioner appointed by the
said decree, proceed OF Frday, the 18th day OF
September next, on the premises, to sell at public
auction, 10 the highest hi.der, all the real estate
Of which William A. Robertson died seized,
ccHsisin. Of two racS u land, lying in the
county 81 Hanover, adjoining each other, and
containing by estimation one hundred and one
aud three quarter acres, upon The following TEL ms
10 Wit: one-hird VI the purchase money payable
in ninety DAYS, from The day OF sale, and The resi-
due in Two equal instruments, al six and twelve
months, from the date oi the FRS, payment, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with secu-
riy, Tor The several inslalmenls OF The purchase
MONEY, and the title 10 be retained until the last
payment shall have been made, and convey
ance directed b. The Court
This land lies on The Main Road, leading from
Coal Harhor 10 Richmond, about ten miles ilon,
the latter place, and has on il 4 comfortable
dwelling and outhuuses The land is we'll Tim
befed, and is within hall a mile of good Gris
and Saw Mill.
The title 10 this property is believed 10 be un-
doubled, but, selling as commissioner, shall sell
only sach title as is vested in me BY the said de-
cree. ROBERT BARKER, Conn.
Aug. T-cw5wSGhis
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. N0saingIaaals's

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
Corner Of 9Th and Franklin Streets, nil be 'e
opcned on Moadav, September 20.
I y making this announcement, Mrs n. deems il pro-
10 slate briefly the principles which her School
j. conducted.
To enable young aiy 10 occupy suitably her proper
place in society, certain style al personal address and
manner IL Indispensable snch manners however ate
often merely external, and not seldom lead In painful
exposure. uess sustained by thorough aud Judrions
mental cnvati"n and This again e1hihts MS highest
and beautiful effects only when guided and rc.a
ted by pure mo.ay, founded upon the religion Of the
Bible.
The due and well ha anced cultivation then Of the
heart aud nt the intellect guided by the Influences Of
the Christian religion is the great object aimed at III
This Seminary. and 10 insure The attainment OF this by
her pupils Mrs y. brings long aud weliearned cIpc
Renee, intimacy with the hes. authorities and
sourrrs Of ininmaton and The assistance Of the Most
competent teachers IN The various branches oil study
Terms, per scss.on Of ten niontts-Payatie hall IN
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. A n d 70 R S A L Z
~

Wishing to change my location, offer Tor
- sale my LAND ESTATE, in the county OF
E..sEm Apponatiox, Virginia, containing IT'S acres,
.ss4s4= or less About three hundred ana seven
~ five aces of the above Land lies Immediately Da
yid's Creek with goody portion of low grounds, IN
hph state Of cultivation, with some excellent iobacco
Land vet to clear There is comfortable Dwelling
House. with other Out Houses.
The remaining four hundred acres lie adjoining the
above tract with commodious Dwelling House. suited
for large family, and all other necessary buidlnss
grain.
the James River and Kanawha Canal and Glover hi'I,
the county seat OF six miles either
pace-n healthy, highly respectable, and intelligent
Community. II the above Lands not sold privately
by the 18th OF August they will he offered at public SAFE
10 the highest bidder on the premises, al that time.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Aug. 4-cw3t JAMES h6EE.
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ny THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
ppnfI NATION.

TT having hren Represented 10 the Executive that
JOHN MAYER. who had eesn ,, ss hs, ,h :" The
ja.i nf Elizabeth CITY County 10, n' ea 's I
sa Sapa an% G IS now gong al William smith
Governor have thought proper 10 Issue ''s rfoclaa.
lion, offering reward of one hnnaien dI , 70 any
.ysou or pesons who will arrest the sid lohn Mayer
nT @ay.r Inn 10 IN. allor OF Elizabeth City COUNTY!
and moreover require all officers oi me STATE elv,l
aad military, and e1hort the people OIL lhe 1oh''n
wealth 10 use their hest csrrtinhS 20 ares. tue s
Mar. t,at he may be- brought 10 Justice
Giyra under my hand and the lesser ssal o. IN. y,
Commonwealth, nj Richmond, ms 2th uay 81
ssA'i July, lsl5. and ISL year oi Tile @
John Mav-r is described rs about five feet e's inches
m he,ahl. wi,h sandy hair. light eyes, h'.h cheek
~ n,a,,:u-ni nn-v; il Nv birth a Grrman, aud
o'ne bl-n nsli,h Relieved IL he Az did offender,
ana Il, he sill lurking about the North or South sid. o.
a in,, :" River. July 3l-c6t
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ny THR GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A DpnCI a pfnN

WHEREAS, i, has been represented IL The ESrrn
w tiy. tha, William u. Fureutsan and Wi:lsam Nc
Whit late conped in the Jail Of SpoisyIvanla county
convicted of murder have hioSen said jail, and made
their escape: Now, therefore, |, William smith. 1"-
vernon OF Virginia do hereby ciIrr reward OF one nun
bred dollars any person or persons who WI arr'
either Of the said fucves, and denver hn INTO 'he
Jail of Sposyvania county; or reward o! l"o nun
bred dollars for the and delivery of ho;h; and
require All officers civil aud military, aad request the
propir of the Commonwealth generally. |" use every
rx,riun that they Eay be arrested and brought 10 jus
tire.
Given under my hand, - Governor. and under tl'-
49, lesser seal Of The Commonwealth n Richmond,
iskah this lath day of July, IN the year 1877:
WM. SMITH.
Ferguson is about 8 feet or 10 inches bi:h and
about 81 wears old spare made, with light 9" sluy ha'
and plra-an; countenance, and speaks quickly.
McWhn Is about feet high, and about ~ or ID yraf>
old with thin visage, long deep snnkei eyes, dark
hair downcast counienance, and he>iaies when .po-
I'm ,o July 3i-cCt
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a Dp0rI a NATION

TT having been represented 10 lhr Executive, that
L Thomas HALEY who has been indicted III III. superb
ar coun III Law &c. for Wayne county, for arson, has
rsraped from JAIL and il now going al large: william
smiih Governor have thought proper 10 issue this Pro
r,ana,,nn offering reward of iify dollars &c any per
san ~ nersons who will the said Thomas HALEY
and denver hun 10 the Jaor of Wayne county; and !
xnor; the prnple OF the Commonwealth, To use their
hest cxpr,iuns the said HALEY, that he may lie
brought In Justice.
Gwen under my hand and the lesser seal Of the Com
monwralih a; Richmond, this Goth day Of Ji-
sfAL' ", 1916, aud 7St year OF the Commonwealth
WM. Smith.
Thomas HALEY is described n an rishman ~ sini,
a!nut - years of age feet inches high, tht COM
p.eNion much marked by The snail poS.
l,,,,, rEf
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NIrs. NIead3s school,

SHOChOE HILL, RiCuMOND.
ffnHE sixth annual session Of th, institution WIZ
! commence on The first day of October next, and
close the 3lst of July following
The same thorough and extensive course OF Engish
study will he continued and The usual parental dscip-
line preserved both in Tile School and Family.
The modern European languages will receive parti-
GUAR aitrn ion, and The nf French reading and
study Will be greatly enlarged by the importation oi
large number Of fnrrign works.
Teachers and Psofessnrso l distinguished ability have
been secured Tor tach department; and every arrange
has been completed far vigorous prosecution OF
study during the next session.
TERMS tor Boarding and Day Pnpiis The same ~ for
the last hve years. Apply tn Mrs Mead, Richmond. Va
A,,, FCrf
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AUCTION SALES.
ELY Ekcnt,kendaII& Atwatcr.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th inst,
- commencing AT o'clock, we shall sell, AT
our warehouse, on li,h street, large and desi-
ranp STOCK OF Dry Goods, suitable for the Fa aaG
w inter trade, consisting of
81 rs and Al white and SCARE. Planne,s
Plaid Lnseys, plain and striped Kerseys
Plaid Sauineis and Kentucky Jeans
Fail and Winter Prints, new styles
French blue Cloths and fancy Cashmere.
Fancy Cloak Innings
Gala Paids and twliied CoagIss
Book, Swiss ami laced striped MusliEs
Super Cambrcs and Jaconsis
Black and coofed CambricS
Apron Checks and Domestic Plaids
White, black and mixed cotton Hose
Worsled and Alpaca do
Veslings, Suspenders and Silk Hdkls
Ribands, Night Caps and Hooks and Eyes
Spool Cottons and Patent Thread
Cotton and Silk CTayals
White and colured Cotton Gloves
Edgings, Laces and Stay Bindings
81 black Thbei Shawis and Plaid do.
Black and coloyed Alpaccas
Muslin de LANES
"a, and Al hleached Goods
f-4 l0.4 and Id do. Sheetings
"a, rs and brown Sheelings and Shininss
The above, as also many other seasonable
Goods, will b. sold without reserve.
TERMS-Under SlC0, cash; 800 and up
wards 4 mos. credit for approved paper
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
Aug. 10 Auc,s
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ELECTION RETURNS.-Iadianc-
have returns from several more counties Of lndi-
sna, which give gain OF upwards OF 200 for
Whilcomb the Democratic candidate, and there
now seems 10 he but little doubt oil his election 10y
small majority. The Legislature, it is thought
vii he Wing BY small majority on joint ballot
E!i.ois and .N,souri.-The returns from these
ITO States as far as received, give decided evi.
dence that the Democrats have carried them hy
their usual large majorities
Kenuekv.-The Wings have carried hi,
Stale with their usual strength, except in Two OF
three counties, where the Democrats have sue
ceeded in gaining member or two.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pPOCI NATION.

xryurnCAs irh,s been represented 10 The Executive,
w thai William Dandrdge Epes, charged with The
murder Of j. A. Muir lac Of nnwidae rSSany has
He'd from justice and il now NJ ia'es neelore J.,
reward of two hundred dollars 10 any person or PERSONS
who will apprehend The SAID as'yed 1na dsi,15 him
into the jail Of Dinwddie COUNTY; az" -, .eue an ON
Commonwealth generally, every eSsr,ion that he
NAV he arrested and brought 10 Juslle.' 49,,
Gives under my hand a. 1o'ean",, anu ~ under me
lesser seal of the eommonwealIh az, a. kichmond,
t'rALl this goth day Of July, in the yea, io'6;
Epes about feet inches hls ana about 40 years
olu, " hm, r,head of athletic form, and slightly
e e to eorpuencyin manner reserved and naughty.
Lin LIT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
George w. Richardson ~ Co.

TO WIN. MCDONALD d CO,
GROCERS and COIHiSSION WER-
CHANTS,
Number 81 4 60 Bowy'sWharf, 9al'imo'e' Maryland.
GroRGg w RIcaagDsoS.
J,gEs M'CoSKy
rI,ENDER their services 10 the FARMERS anu MrF-
and other Produce
toward. oltwenly years eSr.rienec ~ ,rrrhsGnd Co.
partner al The late firm az NM hcp'-sA'-o = ~,
sif,. ,h.u in assuring those WHO may iav"f theta
with their consirn,enis, the highest gang rates, and
prompt rcmit;ances. ,.;
Their commissions all xmas o otdih IS one cent
per bushel.
R,Ifinore Nav lQ-c5m
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

DEOIUh OLE 20 n 7 Z rON oxLr1'
THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
L Prince Edward Court House known as Springfield.
The Tract OF Land contains 500 acres very fair pro-
portion Of which consists Of excellent wood land and
low grounds, large quantity of improved high land,
with good buildings, and all necessary Improvements
for comfortable residence. II il situated within one
mile of Prince Edward Cont House, two miles from
Hampton Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
vile. These places furnish constant and excellent
market for all Of lis productions. There il place in
Virginia entirely healthy, and no society superior
in intelligence and morality TO that in its Immediate VI
cinity lis nea,ness 10 the Court House and College,
afford superior facilities for education. There are two
touIshng female schools, and male school, al The
Court House
The Overseer will show the premises to any person
wishing 10 see them. Persons wishing 10 purchase will
address the subscriber Farmviile, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
TEEas :-One- third cash. delivery Of the deed.
and the residue in and Two years For the deferred
| payments, bond and security will be required.
CHaS. :. DARLINGTON.
Earmyill- Prince EiMard. lnly a-cint
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BROAD ROCK FOR SALE.

AN authorized ny the owner TO make sale Of the
i above valuable properly. The whole tract contains
go odd acres of Land of most excellent quaya con-
siderable portion of " ch il well wooded, and has on
Il n Dwelling House most beautifully situated, though
somewhat out of repair; and, also, large Tavern
House. attached 10 the Race Field which makes IL sus
ceplbIe Of easy division. which will be made To SUIT
nurclasers The situation is healthy has fine water
on il. and is within four miles Of Richmond II not
sold privately before, II will be offered at pubic auc
ton on the premises the last day OF The races the
l7th September next, at the hour Of l2oclock, NJ.
TERMS liberal and made known by applicalionto
ana 4-cid w. GODDIN, huct.
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vJRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTES,
ST.7UNTON. FIR6I-NI-f.

TNCoRPORAT ~ lsi4.
DIT. Rev. VIM. Mead, DID, President Board Of I'rus-
Ii tees.
assisted by competent and able associate Professors and
Teachers.
The fourth session commences IN tr ii:st September
next.
TERMS-Engii-h, $50; English aud Latin. $40;
French, 500; Music $40, use OF instrument, 50, of
session of ten months. Board, washing, lights, fuel
&c, from i 10 Sl2 per month o.
For further particulars apply, post paid, Ia rev J.
T. Casleman, or 10 rhr Principal, Rev Jas hcElroy.
GEORGE ESKHlDGE, Secretary.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,
IAMES r COCK, Trustee for Eaton Morris aud wife.
y Paintih-in Chancsry:


Isl August, lsi6.
JAMES COCK, Trustee for Eaton Morris aud wife,
y Plaintif-in Chancsry:
against
Afford o. Eggeston, Administrator dc honls non o'
William T. scout Austin Sray, Sheriff of Amelia, and.
"a such. Administrator de honis non Of William Er-
rle4ion Richard Booker. Naihane! HARRISON Inhn y.
Bnlling tate Sheriff Of Amelia and, a. such. Admins
traitor az William L. Scott, William " Scot; and Eliza
beth scott, the Two last infants, BY F.. G Lrieh, their
guardian ad Item, John F. Boiling, late Sierih {" Anne
~ '"' " ' Defendants.
IIen,v Hewlett Paintin-in Chancery:
Afford o. Errleston, Administrator Of William l..
Scott, deceased, De'enuan,'
In sursuancr of the authority contained IN order Of
reference made hy the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and rhancery for The county Of Amelia, al The asi May
term of said Court, in The above causes. 10 when II
was Ordeysd that Afford o. E:.eSlol, Administrator
de bonis non Of William Scoit, decea ed, render an
ucrout Of his administration the Estate Of the said
William L. Scott deceased. before one OF the Commits
sinners of this Court who is required 10 aud state ann
settle The same upon the principles o ms decree; IN
taking which Commissioner IS 10 regard any exparlr
accounts heretofore rendered by The sad Administrator
de hons non as prma facie correct, Win leave 10 The
nIaint,T ia snrcharge and faisify the same
The partps interested III the foregoing causes are
hereby notified that have appointed the 18th day OF
Seuemher ls46 al my offre AZ Amelia Court house.
between the holr. OF O'Clock A. N. and o'clock r.
~ or said day as the time and place for taking the az
count rroued by the said order; and j: the account
sould moi he completed that day Will be adjourn
ed from day 10 day between the same hours and III the
same MACE until compleed-at which time and place
the psrrte, are requested attend with vouchers and
otber audience l.. MASTERS,
Commissioner Of the Circuit Superior Court q
Law and Chancery for Amelia county.
Ar.
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AUCTION SALES.
Trust sale Of

VALU BILE TLAN n IV4s NI.1I.O 70
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE.
DY virtue of Deed OF Trust, executed 10 me sun.
ID scrbers by Anderson L. scott, Of Prince Edward
county, Tor certan purposes therein mentioned "nich
deed nf record in the Clerks office Of said county we
shall Her for sale al public auction. at the Court husr
Of sad county Monday The 18th instant heing Court
day, certain Negroes 5lenioned IN said deed, beins
about twenty-four in number, or so many thereof As
my be necessary satisfy the purposes 81 SAID dred
They consist mainly OF men aud women and are repre-
srntrd being very likely ani valuable plantation
hands, and none of them old.
The title is believed 10 be unlii--iionabr Tciii;s,
cash WIN. I. JofSES, Trustees
JORDAN BRANCH,
D.,
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m cFopcr pacE Ann EDWIN PACE.

YOU are hereby notified that at the last April term
i Of the Circuit Superior Court of the county Of
Prince George, decree pronounced IN The case Q,
Chieves Legaiees Chieves Executor AND DINERS, OF
which the following Is ali extract: "rhat the plaintiffs,
George and Edwin Pace shall appear by the next ocio
her term of thi. Court, and claim their interest IN te
Estate OF the Testa;er." Joel Chevcs,) or else the
same will be decreed TO their heirs respectively
RI MEADE, tcou,rs
July 3-cwsw THuS. n. DANIEL,
ny-The papers in New Orleans and Galveston would
do an ACT OF kindness give the above insertion
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SALE or VALUABLE NEGRoEs

SALE Vi NaLJ ABLE N.IhOfo.
In pursuance Of the provisions OF the said decree oi
the County Court II Orange Ia the -ad of Wrtb.
SC, against William q. Webb's administrator aud
other. the Undersigned administrator of The late
William l.. Webb, deceased will on THURSDAY, the
eighth day III October nsSt, At The late residence OF
William e. Webb. droclscd III the lower part Of Orange
county the Orange Springs, Offer for sale L. the
highest bidder, III public auction. for ready money.
from twenty 10 twenty five very valuable slaves,
slsug of men, women and children. amongst them
good Blacksmith. WILLIAM {. MOORE, ST..
Administrator Of William 4. Webb, deceased
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Correspondence ofthe Baltimore SUM-

Rumor says, tina, MIR. Pickens, of South Caro-
lima, will be rendered The mission TO Engiand.-
II will be recolec.ed that previous TO the appoint.
ment OF Mr.. McLane, the mission was rendered
10 MIR. PickeHs, but al that particular Iuncture,
his domestic relations prevented his accepting OF
it. He had married a Young wife about SIX
months before. With this hin, the readers ina
ginalion can fill up the picture. Young wives
and arduous diplomatic duties. agree about as
we'll as oil and water.
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Land in ,hr County If Louisa,
1 situated four miles North West Of the torr; House,
and three las, az Tfeviiiians nrpot, the Louisa
Railroad The Tract contains SOC. acres more fhnn
one half il in origins. growth III pr and ether timer
suitable for The railroad and building purposes There
il la..- proportion of wbe oak AMI Heart pine, with
IN one mile of The railroad. The above land IS wei!
watered Nv excellent springs, and Cold Mine Ir.rk;
upon which, and the SAID land there l. good saw
Mill. There ~ also good Dwelling House, with SIX
rooms, Ice House. and all necessary oDtbonSts, all OF
which are new II the above Land Is nat previously
otherwise disposed Of il will he sold 1t public ancIion
10 the Ii che bidder, FRIDAY, The alst day Of Au
gust next.
Trsx. :-One.ihri the first day IL January, Isi7,
nj which time possession will be gwen; the balance IN
one and years the purchaser giving bend and -aiis
factory security With lien upon the land for the derf
rad payments. II il thought that timber enough might
be gotten on the above land In year 10 pay for IT.
,nne lq-cw;Gs TH0S. r. THOMPSON
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iirs. Judgc CieDtOn:s school

J,iiE third annual session al this Institution VII
i commence IN tie rs. of October neat, and close
The .sist July following.
A thorough AMI extensive rouf.e # English study
will br pursued and kind and parental discipline elcr
oisrd Ia boardrrs ard Gav scholars.
Modern aud Ancient Languages, Music, DIa*ingand
Painting, VIII be- particularly attended 10.
Terms Tor Boarrr- and Day Scholars the same n
heretofore.
Address-Mrs. Judge Copton Richmond, .rsinia
Ana lief
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TN my own right, and agent for John Bland, shan
sell, at public auction, Bucknsh am Courthouse
on the 18th day of September next, credit Of one
two and three years, The Tavern, &c, d, that place,
now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Chockely Possession
will he given on the Isl January next.
II, from any cause, sale cannot be made, will be
rented ont for the ensuing year.
July l7-cwtds WIN. q. OFEHTON.
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MIR. JOHN D. ANDREWs-sr: You being non
INl resident of this Commonwealth take this me
n, INV dwelling house. In the county Of Hanover,
and State Of Virginia, shall take the deposition Of
Reubin Nuekos, to be read as evidence In SUI, IN
Chancey, depending in the Circuit superb. Cout y,
plaintiff and you are defendant. Iffrom any cause inc
deposition be not taken that day viii be taken ne
day, soon thereafter as the cause OIL iaue "
take IL be removed. Yours, &c, ,,,,,.,,
July 24-cw2m STEPHEN u PULLMAN
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For each of The Independent Glasses, VIZ The Law
Cia- the Preparatory Mathematical Class AMI each Of
the four Glasses the Classical Department, hr Zee Is
go.
The price IL board hire put down al $780, - that
paid 10 The College Steward, who IN consideration Of
certain privileges binds himself 10 the Faculty 10 take
all students who Apply for hn,ri II the price here men
toned The students boarding with him lodge in the
College building
The price If board, including wa-hing, lights and
fuel At other boarding houses IN town, cannot, in con-
.euuence Of an agreement with Tie Faculty, exceed
sl50.
In addition to the studies above enumerated, there Is
higher department necessary 10 the attainment OF the
degree Of a. A.
Information concerning this cotrsr, las well rs other
Matters may hc obtained from College catalogues. or
by corresponding with either one OF the P,less"r. The
classical certificate is required for hr degree al L. NJ
Gentlemen wi-.ngto prepare themselves for Medical
graduation any Institution, obtain the Necessary
preparation from Professor Nn.ton. who gives pri-
vaie Course If medical instruction. Fee $50.
In addition to the of Municipal Law there Will
br second and private course hy the Professor Text
Books :-Turkrf's Commentaries, Revised Cuic, Lo-
nays Digest Stephen pleading, FIRST second edi
ton,) Milfori's praGng-. The student will have The
advantage Of reading 1ensve and well assorted
reference library. Free so.
Text Books IN all The subjects referred 10 can he had
in town. nj prices hot eyce~dn. those IN the cities
July I7-cw6w I. K DEW, President.