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snERIFFss SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursu-
~ ant to the provisions of an act of.
the Legislature Of the State Of Missis
sippi, entitled "An act TO ensure the col
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes" passed Gath day Of February
1914, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county OF Madison, will, on the First
Monday, the 9th day Of October, 1876,
expose TO public sale, at the door Of the
court house Of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and 10 the
following judgments, rendered in the
circuit court Of said county, at the dates
respectively designated, to satisfy all
costs accrued and accruiDg on the same,
viz:
Benz F Pickett use OF P Craddock, VS.
Madison T Moore, judgment 18th Feb.
ruary 1916, Tor $3.50 10.
Fugh & SIade use &c VS. Martha B
Runnels, execut'x oil D Runnels, decd,
Judgment 18th May 1843, for 1875 "a.
Cave & Shafer, VS. J ] McCaughan &
co, Judgment OH May l843, for $50 SO.
G r Anderson surv &c, vsJ W P Nc
Jimsey, Judgment 9Th May ls42, for
SO 90.
Z "A Persons t al, VS. r B Ford, judg.
ment 9th May lS42, for 293 AZ.
Helm & Cockrell, vs. N w Staples
Judgment 9Th May 1842, for II SO.
Helm & Cockrell VS. Staples q French
Judgment 9th May, tS42, for 22s SO.
Alpheus Bascomb, VS. William P Cook
Judgment 9th May, 1912, for 1920 60.
Wolf, Bishop g. CO, vs. David M Porter
judgment 9th May, lS42, for 492 So.
Thos J Smith, use &c, VS. NJ Pucket
Judgment 9th May, 1842, for 2O7 80.
Harper use &c, ysJ W I omGor' anc
J C Benlhall, judgment 9Th May, 1912
for 237 SO.
John H Baird VS. Henry Phillips, judg
ment 9th May, 1842, for STA IA.
Bullitt, Ship & co, VS. N D Ingram ant
NJ D Shelby, judgment 9TH May 1912
for 988 80,
Callahan s. Gillespie use &c, vs. Johr
Duke, judgment 9th May, l842, fol
1879 OF.
HIM Walker use &c, vs. UB Oglesby
Judgment 22d November l84l, for Q,
6O5 90.
Gilmore 4 Webb, use &c, vs. A
Towns, J N Towns, William Wade, J /
TaIer, George R Fall and George Ro
binson, Judgment Cd May, l842, FOL
1929 SO.
Chelsey Williams, vs. Harrison Jordan
Judgment 26th November l84l, To-
! 466 s6.
} b Howcott, use &c, VS. John Briscoe
Judgment 2lst May, l841, for i99 80.
Griffin q Carnlhers, use &c, VS. Tho.
lip McBlair, John II McBlair, and ] w
McGimsey, judgment 5th May, 1912
for 4,083 SO.
&c Napier, use &c, vs. John Briscoe
} Judgment Slst May, ls4i, for l9i 10
Kibbee a. Aldrich, use &c, VS. N d In
lgram, judgment 9Th May, l842, 70
I240 66s
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ss9ts unfortunate letter to The Sec
saf which 50 completely exposed
and selfshness, was written i'm
'llsl eating "a kasyplate Of soup
s'ai have left it uneaten if it couldn't
= with q better spirit. The presses
4aas are making extremely merry
we're It not that..he was a gallant
2 lines past "has done the State
many others would jOin. will
v ldlcule. He is a tall man to be
9latelof soup, but soldiers grear
IaletssmalI, must yieldto stubborn
ata Reriev,
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'''hlagton correspondent Of the Bal
A%n'ican writes under date Of the 22d
minors in regard to the mediation
oman to put an end to the war be-
united States and Mexico, are all
VOL the mail" The British Minis
seysd no such information on satur-
ns and has none to day and of course
. foundation for the report which
1saily stated al the time Of the de-
aQ steamer.
'4aas has written Tor permission to
1'l' soon as tie Oregon question is
llat question being at rest, he viii.
'A'ien 70 return at once.
LL-
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CABINET MAKING.
.TOHV G.,

AS opened a shop on the North side
Of the Square, where he keeps for
sale FURNITURE Of all kinds-Safes,
Tables, Bureaus, Bed-steads, Wardrobes
&c, all Of the best workmanship, and
made with neatness and despatch. He
will also repair and varnish old furni.
lure in the neatest style.
July II, 1916. 43-46
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y
aaAlel--A gentleman in New Jcr.
'aladelphin, had been for a long
" was treated in the usual way
WV q the lungs by two eminent
anill the disease assumed such !
va mat they declared the patient
lsa championship medicine
more, and he must die, His
y Affected BY the disease that no
\ his room but a short time
wien all hope had fed, a friend
ss.lie Of Bistar's Balsans Of WY7o
that al any rate it could dc
,,,. g took i and grew much bet.
aasd the use Of it, and by using
g0''les was completely cured.
wy the full. particulars OF the
\ ! few days, duly certified, 50 that
e'pgte il.
NlptaF's Ralsam is sold BY
FklESTLEY & MOsBY,
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SALE.

Y virtue O. a Deed of Trust execut-
I'D ed by Israel Spencer and Wife, dat
ed the LIST of May 1910, and duly recor-
ded, the subscril ers will sell at public
sale, on
Tuesday The 18Th day Of January 1847
AT the residence recently occupied BY
Israel Spencer, in Madison county, al
that plantation called the Cottage" con
tanning seven hundred and forty acres
Also, thirty four Negro Slaves
Also-A the same time and place, .
tract Of land in Madison county, known
as the "Irish" tract, containing twelve
hundred and eighty acres.
Terms Of sale cash.
Fl. N. SPENCER,
JAMES GRAFTON,
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FINAL s~ETTLEMENT.

AT the August Term, 1916, Of the
N Probate Court Of Madison county,
Mississippi, | will presen. my final ac-
count as Administrator Of the estate Of
James NJ. SINS deceased, for allowance,
and ask leave TO surrender my letters Of
administration, at which time those who
have the right TO do so may ne their
exc ptions ii they think proper.
w. r. HILL, Adm'r.
JAY A, 1876. 42-45
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saesapy evening 7th inst, in this
I protracted illness of several
Y ELIZABETH, consort of Mr.. Edwin
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SADDLERY.

A LARGE lot of Saddles, Brides
fA Marlingils, Bride Filings, HpIlers
Surcingles, G5rths. Saddle Bags, and one
sett Buggy Harness, by
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
JULY II, 1876.
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FREsH ~GROcBRTEs.
CORDTS &

EVuD-D " NUN lUUMEkH.
EHAYE taken possession of Their new
store on the North side Of the pub.
tic square, IN the "Burnt DistFict.n where
they will be happy TO receive their old
friends and customers, and as many new
ones as win favor them with 4 call
They offer for sale, Cheap for Cash. a
large and new stock of GROCERIES,.
PROVISIONS and M scellaneous arti,
.cles. Among which are
Flour Sugar, Wines, Spirits
Salt, MOlasses, and Liquors,
Coffee & Tea, Tobacco,
Candles, Starch, Cigars, &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps & Lead.
Iron, Steel, Nails & Glass
A large lot Of Wagon Boxes
Also-ICE &C., Al all times
July II, 1916. 43-ly
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FOR SALE.

a GOOD Horse and Buggy, by
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
July II, 1916. 43-t.
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CHOLERA, SUMMERCOMPLAIN1
DiarrhGa, DySentary, and all other
Derangements Of the STOMACH and
30 Wells cured By DR.. JAMES
CARMINATTVE BALSAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04


This ACADEMY, which has been duly incniporai I'd
by IN act Of the Legislature, has q healthy and
plPasant location six nir> FaSt at Huphn>Sit, IHis-
ian county Kentucky; the Academy, which Is large
and convenient building, handsomely finished, ana fO
vde with ail the furniture and apparatus necessary 10
comfort and convenience stands in beautiful grove.
rear an gnlilIng sprn. Ut excellent waer Annlt one
nnndreh yards from the Academy, There - Iri hHiscd
u large and heauiiu tdifcr, two stories high, WIN
double pDuico front containing ronni- win hfe
places tar de- ,neG a. boarding lUlsr Tor STU
dents.
Thu premises on which these buildings are located.
contain atoai one hundred ana i:iy under in
pfovrnent together with sev.ial hundred unn-
proceed. There also belonging Ia The Farm Patrti
M Smiths ship, Ovrrsrtr House. Barn. and all Other
necessary ont buildings good orchard. ni both Arplr
and Peach aud excellent extraordinarily adapted Tor
Gra.s Stock Farm.
These pre- misses together with all the appnrtenanccs,
are offered Tor sale at price that shall not exceed The
rnst OF improvements CT Otherwise the proprietor,
whp, with view Of nilrr pursuits ntrrfs changing
his residence, would ras. ,r terra of years To some
genlrman who may wish To procure situation for a
Country Boarding school From tie iralihinesS Of The
nrighhurood. aud the convenience oi tine arrangement
If the bindings. together with thr entire ahsrnc- # all
calculated 10 allure ihr mind al the pupil from
study, this Institution, !; j. believed poSses-e. advdn-
tagrs nnsurpl.scd b., any IN the Green i,rr county
la addition To Es nbutc, '-r, atr several small iafEf
III llis vicinity Containing. 'rm ahc IL three hardird
acres. with tsrsil, ard good Orchards, and
comfortable huiings that cnuid H. tonight leased
The Ire-t accommodating. Terms Time wuni hr Gwen.
or Negroes valuation would BE- ,akrn ~ r,canc. Tor
pau ur tile above prnrcry. II sold, the purchase!
could procure Wagons IouahS, and stock superior
qualty ilir Fain lie DESIRED together VITA every
lhin. requisite for carry. di>i,!cr; Prisons de-
string lease purchase, viii please adtlr-s ths! let
tiers post paid Ia Tie undersigned. al Mount Vernon
Academy, miles East Of Hoptin-vIlle. Christian
ty Kentucky, whsir they viii receive due Attention by
June 3O--cufm WILLIAM MORROW.
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SfrataOn,s Office,

SGfGudOH>S O1khGCs
MO. 5, SOUTH FO UR TIE EN- TIL
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRAT-roN' rs the man.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, NO. &c. Aug Sd:
A14 2I So SO 10 81 80 ii SO Al &c 80 49,
Whole Ticket, Nos. IA 80 IS, Capital, sold
and paid by SIhA oN:
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, Glass 81,
% 46 GO 8 60 10 50 As ! is "a 3 IS. =,
Ticket Nos. 10 46 SO, another Capital, sold
and paid by SIRA fIoN.
40 81 46 8 IS Is So % IS SIS 20 10.
Ticket Nos. 10 DC 40, prize of 5000, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, 63, August l:
as ~ 81 6s II 70 IL 81 IL 4G a II p.
Tickle, Nos. n 10 II, another CAPITAL sold
""N schemes for the Week.
;1ra,u,ng rscelped ercry dav al O'Clock. p. M.
$4,000 Dollars! 6Oo0 Dollars!
Tuesday~New Jersey, No. 60. Capitals
s25 600 1000, 5000, 5000. 2,224, 1900, so Of
1000, SC. IS Nos, y drawn. Tickets So
halves a; qrs. D
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
ednesday-Delaware, No. Gl. Capitals
s,2 600 10000, 1000, 2,445, 90 oil 1000, &c
rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S.; halves so;
qrs. Is.
Thprsday-New jersey. No. S. Capitals
400 600. 10000, 5000, 5000, 2,490, 90 OF 1000,
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets IS; halves
3 50; qrs. IS.
n. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised BY
Messrs. ]. G Gregory s. Co., the Managers, for
sale a, this Office and on The same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, anddrawings sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Ann z Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
RE NOT DECEIVED

DE not deceived with vain hope-lay not the falter-
ID inr JUNCTION to your soul, that disease will cure IT.
s.r especiay il that disease be Consumption or Liver
Complaint; If you would be restored to seI',h' yoaa
Providence have placed within your reach The great
and universally popular remedy for CONSUMPTION ana
ali Chronic diseases is for sale ~ every CITY and
mpo ami town in the country, Al price, tao That any
one can afford buy. You nave no fSc;st' ,hereo,r'
for neplectnr 10 save your life and health &c not de-
ceycd with quack noslrnms, OF any limitations % ins
Invaluable medicine. An invalid at charleston .n,
Carolina recently purchased four balies OF d"n,lnI
Lind One of tie most celebrated Physicians IN me
City told the deceived patient he mus semi at ii
Wild Cherry. Be not decesed-rtme u IS 'ouu.
Wistar's Balsam tba, curcsit is Doctor "lsars ina,
brings back the bloom of health TO The cheek luse 70
the eve strength TO the system joy and siadness 70 .e
soul, and happiness to man-l' IS Doctor Ws'n
han canned such celebrity among The SICK, astensnsa
ths world with It's effects, and is recommended by me
best Physicians throughout tho land. De no. aess W
None genuine without the written signature OIL 10
Butts. -, ..,,,.h,. Madeline
rT fresh supply Of the above valuable meo'c'ne
coa s.s,,, no o' GAYNoR & WOOD, Druggists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.


1T having btca represented 10 The Executive that
/ JOHN MAYER. vino had been remanici 10 the
ja:l i: Elizabeth cty County fur l:ai before the CIR
cult superior coun, charged with felony has MADE his
rscape. and il now Going Il; large. l. William smith
Govefno,, have thought proper To s>ilr THIS ffociaua
tinn, offering reward of hundred dollars 20 any
person persons ~hn will aires! the said John Mayer,
and deliver him the jalior Of Elizabeth City County;
and moreover require all officers ri the STATE civil
ad military. and cXhort the people Of the Common
wealth use their hest esertiuns arrest the sad
MAYER ,liai h. luay be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand. and th- lesser seal of the
-, !, Commonwealth. NJ Richmond, this a)th day Of
July, 1885, and 1lst year Of the Commonwealth
WM. SMITH.
John Mayer l. described aboni Eve feet cel, inches
in height, with sandy hair, LIGHT eyes, hlsh cheek
mes prominent nnse, is hy br,h German, and
speaks b.oErn English Believe. h. an old offender,
and 10 hr still lur.n. about The North South side
James River. lilly 3l-c6t
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gARBoupsyiLLE ACADEMY.

rs,HE subscriber will open an Academy IN The village
OF Barhonrsvilie, Orange county, on he Isl Of Aa-
Gust next; in which viii lie taught the Ancient Ian
ruaaes Mathematics, and al! iie Eael;sh branches
comprised in n liberal education. In addition TO Tie
usual duties there will hc weekly exercise, ai'eF-
narey, in Composition ana Defamation
The year will he divided into Two sessions oil I'VE
months, and no scholar will be admitted for less than
half session. - >,
The subscriber has employed rs an assistant cradu-
ale of one of the fr>t Colleges III New England who
furnishes the hghes; testimonials Of qualification and
OF characiei ,,, -, -.
NED that no pains win be spared give proper ei-
rrction TO The morals Of their sons
The subscriber will receive n:o his family, as board
ers, eight or ten Young gentlemen.
TERMS, PER SESSION o ~
D - on" ,.s aud Mathematics Is ~
iat'oh III Lana LAM, ,,,,sh IL 20
ial,e,'a's' "''" e 10 10
R,f,,sue.,.-James B. Newman and q. J. Barbour,
Efns.. Or. James L. Jones, Of Orange county.
address Barbcursvllle, Orange county; Va,
June 9-ctlAus hor y WINNIE
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III THR GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, u has been represented 10 The Exrcu-
w i've, that william II! Fur-urs,,n and William Vic
Whit, late confined III the jar 81 spoit.y county
convicted OF murdef have D:okrn SAID jail, and Made
trir escape: Vow, therefore, !, William smith, Co
Virginia. do hereby OTTER reward OF one nun
bred dollars TO any person or persons who VIII arrest
either of tie said fusvrs, and deliver biia into tie
Jail Of Spnsylvanla county; ur reward OF TWO nun
bred dollars for Tie arrest and delivery Of both; and
require all officers civil and military and request the
people of the Commonwealth generally, 10 use every
rxertio that they may be arrested and brought 10 JUS
tice.
Given under my hand, rs Governor. and under the
, r,-er sent al ti'r Commensurate, n Richmond
.>@'h this agi:i day u July, IL ;hc year so.
W.! SMITH
rur..:son j. about feet or 10 Inches h,.h, and
about - I'D spare made, With l:- q: saidy hair
aaa ,,ls;iS;n; rnuairEanc-, ard s;r.sa TuitAis.
McNH about frst heii. ana aaoU; ~ ar il ienrs
odd With a yi>age. Ion most, deer snnSrn eyes, dark
!..ir domncaSt cornen"scr, AMI he.lia'a when >lo-
zen io Jr!g il-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-04

TO CONTRACTORS.

an FRIDAY, he 18th DIV Of August, u fair, II n"
~ tie neat lalt day, lie President and Directors :"
the Louisa Railroad Company will lei 10 inc loves
b;tl-. The Junction. The erection ~ twn BliiIihaS
on .th- premises; Tor the faithful completion IL ahirh
by thr rirr day "f January, 1917. the Contractor WI
BE- required TO give tond aEI security ohe bG''nin.
INTENDED { a dwelling hui;sc, with two rooms, a,pn
feet square wiki oak framing; the other, !;
30; also, al oak trimming: shingles oil hear. pune al
ypress, and joints ! ny y IL oak.
4 more detailed hi'l VIII he left in few days al
Chesterfield Junction, Ta;loisvlle. Beaverdam Depot
Frederlrk's Hall and Louisa Court House. Bricf
Bnldin. III The Junction viii he commenced IN shot
tme-7U by 32-iur which proposals Will be received
hy The Superintendent ~ Beavefiam Depot, al any
time before much progress Is made N The work
=. FONTalNE,
President OF Louisa Railroad Company.
Ju,r 1.y
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.0"''' WASHINGTON, August /, 1886.
~, Seiec, Committee 10 inquire as 10 the man
- which paper in PHILADELPHIA had pro-
as ! ,be Oregon Treaty and Correspondence
CUE s..'1 he injunction Of secresy was removed,
r o.s ,s,mselves lhwarted al all points, SO far
-. y. Graham, the proprietor Of the North Ame-
.o WI Gt no, enliehten the gentlemen of the
- mice at all MIR. Wallace, one ofthe Eli
~ vas here also.
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e.. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
IN Richmond, Virginia.

i hiCuMOHuj VuSiuld.
SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
$4,000 Dollars
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 30, TO be
drawn on Saturday, Aug. 8, 1876, at Whining
ton, Del. 66 Nos, IL drawn. Grand Capitals:
$4,000, 1000, 1910, 20 of 1000, 20 OF 500, 20
OF 400, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; qrs. 80.
$4,000! $4,000! 100 of ST. 600
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 80, to be
drawn, on Saturday, Aug. %, 1916, at Whining
Ton, Del. rs Nos, l3 drawn. Grand Capitals:
$4,000, 10000 5000 1900, 5000, 2.l5S, 100
Of 1000, 100 of 500, &c. Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters SO.
100000 $4,000! 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass "a, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, August %, 1916, at VIII.
mington, Delaware. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, $1,000, 10000, 5000,
1000, 1877, S of 1000, Is OF $500, IS Of 600,
2S OF 400, &c. Whole tickets 10; halves 5; quar-
ers So
Orders for packages, certificate of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
by Messrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
be promptly and confdentially attended to, and the
drawings sent when requested, if addressedto
C. BURRUSS,
Julys7 Richmond, Va.
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Rroad Rock Races.

ALL lS4D.
INHE Races over The above course Will COM
i mence on the Sd Tuesday. the 18Th day OF
September, and continue three days.
FRS, Day-Two Races: lst, sweepstake tor
3year ODDS mile heats-entrance $50, hall for-
lsi'; Two or more TO make race. ~ race, same
day sweepstake, mile heats, free for any horse,
mare or gelding that never ran race-entrance
$50, half forfeit, with $50 added by the proprietor
provided two or more horses start in the race;
the stakes to close on or before The first day OF
September.
Second Day, Wednesday-One mile heats,
free for any horse, maze or selding.
Third Day, Thursday mile heads, free
for any horse, mare or eelding.
This is new Club, started few days ago
now upwards Of 80 subscribers-and think there
viii be double that number in a shor, time. For
NE amount OF purses, see hand bills.
JOHN ALLCOCK,
August I-cw4w&dw4l Proprietor.
lust ARRIVED, from Madeira, per barquc
y Adeline--
2pipes Old London Market Madeira-brand,
Rose Madeira"
Or. cask superior choice No. Tints, or Bur.
gundy Madeira-vinage 1874.
Aug. l-3t WIN. WALLACE.
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WORTHY OF ATTENTI0N

THE subscriber offers for sale his FARM In the lower
! end Of i;enrco conrainin. nearly six hundred
acres. about three hundfe. of hch open and have
b-T improved with mari and clover There about
sity acres of ow ground, well reclaimed, The most Of
which l. well ser N timothy AMI herds grass. The
dwelling has recently undergone thorough repair, and
H. sufficient, large tor small family DISCRIMINATING live
rooms besides lI- basement. 'rhc fern houses
sIish as are .iomary The farm lies within four
d. five mics al Jimes river, and eighteen of Rich
pud and presents inducements inferior none IN the
county within the same distance of market A no
one viii purchase witnuct viewing the premises, for
ar further descriptions Should not srli private h-
foc th- fri day III October il viii lie offered on that
day, on the premises, TO the hishcsl bidder.
q ". KEEsEE.
RgsEKracEs.-Pcrj. Pollard jr E.g., G. H. PolndrI-
ter, Ess "ess,s 4. ]. Wrsi Henry Jones, and James
~ EinGrd Iul, SI-rutrs
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For each Of ilr Independent Glasses, viz The Law
Glass The Preparatory aat~n,atoal Class and each Of
the four Glasses in the Classical Department. The fee is
so.
The price of board here put down at $780, is thru
raid Ia the College Steward, who, In consideration of
certain privileges, binds himself 10 the Faculty 10 take
All students ply for board, Al The price here men
toned. The students boarding with him lodge in The
College building.
Tine price OF board including washing, lights and
tcI al other boarding houses in town. canoi, ~ con-
sequence Of an agreement with Tie Faculty. exceed
$50.
IN addition TO the studies above enumerated, there IL
higher department necessary 10 The attainment OF The
degree Of A. NJ.
information concerning this course, las wen rs other
maitcrs) nay be chained lom College catalogue. or
y pondng with either one Of The Professors The
certificate is required for the degree c A. NJ
Gentlemen wishing prepare ihemselves for Medical
graduation any Institution. can obtain the necessary
preparu ion from Professor Arlington who gives 4 pr-
vatc coniSr Of medical instruction.. Fee SoJ
In addition 10 The course al Municipal Law there VIII
be a srrund ana private Course h; the Pol. s>nr irA
Books :-Juckere Commentaries, Revised Code, 10
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