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NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LIN r

BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NOR
FOLK. PORTSMOUTH, OLD POINT
COMFORT, &c. VIA PORT WAL THALL
STILL FARTHER REDUCTIONS.
PASSAGE AND FARE rs CENTS ONLY!
C. q THE PUBLIC are hereby no
- lifted, that the quick and beautiful
Steamer AUGUSTA, which is in the most COM
ylele order for both day and night line, and IN
surpassed in her accommodations is now run
hing, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, be-
,weeu Port Wa!lhall and Norfolk, in connection
giih The cars from Richmond and Petersburg, al
he low rate OF IS cents only, including meals.
Passengers leaving Richmond on those days,
al ), A. NJ, breakfast on board the Augusta,
,rc arrive al Norfolk by P. M. Return
ing. the Augusta leaves Norfolk l-A-P M. ;,
90 the same days, passengers being lodged
On board in fine berhs and spacious cabin, and
arriving al Wathall little after daylight, and 10
Richmond 10 breakfast.
Il will De perceived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives TO persons
visiting Norfolk on business the opportunity OF
,tansacuus ii, and returning by The same boat, so
as,o be al nome within "a hours after leaving
RicnmoDd
The AUGUSTA will stop in all cases 10 PIT
oli way travel and lciQ stop for IL achenerer Sig
1alBmode
The public may rest assured, that ii is the de-
termination Of the Proprietors to keep up this
Line permanently, and TO accommodate travel.
lers between Richmond and Norfolk IN the best
manner, and al the lo,rest rates.
For further information, Tickets or Freight,
apply al The Depot of the Richmond u Peters
burg Railroad Company 10 The Ticket Agent.
" B.-The contiguity Of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Depot 10 the principal Ho-
eIs Of Richmond, by avoiding hack htre to pas
sengers BY this line, adds 10 its economy as well
as convenience. June
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Eagle Lottery Office,
PEMoyED TO MAIN STREET, COR
IL NER OF 18TH STREET.
SeRemcs for the Week!

PEMOyED TO MAIN STREET, COR
~ NER OF 18TH STREET.
Shemcs for The Week!
FOR This Morning-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass
iVS,-Capals: of 10000 dollars, 4 of 5000,
! Of 265G, Of $500, 4 Of 1,750, 90 Of 1000,
~ Of 500, 40 OF 300, &c. g Nos, Is drawn
Tickets dollars.
:. Aso, Delaware Lottery. Class $50. Prizes
$500. $50, 1927 so, 20 of 1000, 10 Of 200,
&C. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 80 so.
rwednesday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Class
40 40, 1903. Prizes 10000 dollars, 5000, 5000,
~, xNV 500, LILO, 20 of 600, 400, 300, 100 OF
iw&c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 5 dollars.
..a Also Delaware Lottery, Class l3l. Prizes
Tickets /.
+, Inursday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass
a aS|o OF 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 of 300 90 each Of
@ and $50, &c. 70 Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets
o. halves 2, quarters l.
=. snday-Pokomoke Lottery. Class III. Capt.
aE 1900 dollars, 1000, 1900, 1852, S Of 900,
aaises J; quarters so cents.
AL Also Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 1873. $4,000,
1ooO, 600, 300, &C. Capitals. IS Nos. Is drawn.
tickets 81; halves so; qrs. 25c.
p'saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Class No. ll2.
ssiies: $4,000, 1000, 2,4l5. l,750. 1000, 10
I ms. OF $50, 300, 300, &c. &c Nos. IL drawn.
"aols Tickets 4-shares in proportion.
Also, Delaware Lottery, No. 1876. Prizes
IVY dollars, $50, &c. IS Nos. l4drawn. Tick
,;, ntaers for certificates Of packages or single
ss Tes IN all the Lotteries under the management
,,s payne & Co., will receive prompt attention,
l Az .ne drawings forwarded when requested
T ns JOSEPH CHASE,
Richmond, Va.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

AD,uTANT- GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmond, May %, 1886
The following organization OF Volunteer Corps
for service under the Iequislion of the President
Of the United States will be observed;
A company of Infantry will consist OF
Captain,
l First Lieutenant,
l Second Lieutenant,
4 Sergeans,
Corporals,
9 Musicians, and
"a PrivateS.
Thirty companies are required 10 constitute,
when called into service, three Regiments OF In
fantry-each Regiment 10 consist OF
Colonel,
Lieutenant Colonel,
l Major,
Adlulant, Ga Lieutenant OF one OF the COM
panies, but not in addilion.)
Sergeant Major,
l Quarer-Masler Sergeant,
Principal Musicians, and
10 Companies, according TO the organization
above.
Volunteer Corps now in commission tender
ing their services, and all new corps which may
be raised for this service, will send TO this de-
partment, with the tender Of service, a written
engagement signed by all the members 10 serve
for twelve months after they shall have arrived
at the place of rendezvous or to the end Of the
war, unless sooner discharged according 10 their
discretion.
Old corps will retain the uniform now worn
by them; new corps will uniform according TO
the pattern prescribed.
No man under the rank OF a commissioned Of
fcer will be received, who is in years apparently
over forty.fve or under eighteen, or who is not
in physical strength and visor.
Commandants of regiments within which vol
unteer corps for this service shall be raised, will
superinend The enrolment, the election Of oficers
inspect the company, and certify the whole 10 this
department. Commissions for this special SER
vice will then be Issued to the officers of all ne,,
corps. Existing corps will be inspected in like
manner and sign the enrolment
Companies, when enrolled and commissioned,
will hold themselves in readiness for muster into
the service OF the United States 1rhea called for;
but il is recommended 10 the members MOTTO aban-
don their ordinary occupations in the mean lime,
further than 10 give such attention 10 training as
may be convenient. BY command.
II. RICHARDSON, Adj't Gen.
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SCHOOL. AT CLIFTON.

an tbs I,t day OF September next, shall open
" School for Boys at Clifton, in the county OF Cum
berand under the instruction Of Mr.. Nathaniel c. Burt,
a graduate of Princeton College.
As It is my object TO give my own sons thorough
preparation for College, have obtnlned satisfactory
evidence Of MIR. Bur's competency 10 give instruction
in the Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics
well rs Of his moral and religious character
Iwish to receive boarders in my family five or six
Boys, Of good moral character.
They will be provided with a conveyance for attend
ing public worship every Sabbath day, in the Preshyte
ran and Episcopal Churches, alternately; and sabbath
exercises will be required OF Them at home
The situation of Clifton, being elevated, and beyond
The influence of The river has always been remarkably
healthful.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
lights washing &C., and stationary, 5000 per annum-
one half payable in advance, the balance at The COM
mencement Of the second session OF five months
Nav oo-cwtf PEYTON HARRISON.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers, under the firm Of cARpWELL
L WILSON, have opened Shop on tenth, between
M;, and Cary Streets for the manufacture and sale o
Agricultural Implements as ploneh., Cultiyators
nssrrows Couters Horse Powers, Thrashing Machines,
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters Straw Cutters &C., &C.; TO.
oe,h,r with Flatening Presses, and Tobacco work oil
ali finds, and they hope by strict attention 10 business
and to The character of their work mer. and receive
share Of public patronage. Al! orders executed WIN
despatch and on accommodating terma; and they also
manufacture and keep good assortment oil bfooke's
FAM and will sell al reduced prices. Those in want of
work or any repairing of the above description are re-
spectfully invited to favor us win call uey "a'
10 ave ten per cent on the purchase.
we manufacture Gearcd Horse IPowers' OF any si1e
wanted from two TO six horse power ener portane Q,
stationary, for sl25 We shall manufacture FOX ana
Borlaod,s Staple Tooth Threstng Machine; IN good
s,yls; the smallest size for $40 and sis We would
saw 10 those in want of Wheat Fans, TO cai ana exa
mine for themselves before purchasing We make The
best now in USE and made hes, 'f son
$50 and s33 We also manufacture raike - i,os
Cylinder Steel Spring Corn Shelter, ny bana or morse
nowsr for sal and ga. We have very simple straw
,,e, f 90 il has proved TO be the best In Riehmond
We warrant L TO give satisfaction or no SAFE. we nave
plouoh Castings from New York and Richmond Foun-
dries, of all kinds, for sale; pnwrIr q WILSON.
Jan. 2-c6m 1oN -------
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PROPOSALS FOR GOALS.

PROPOSALS FOR GOALS.
BUREAU or Navy AND Dock YARDS,
May IL, 1916.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Propo-
- sails for Goals" will be received al this Blu
reau until 3 o'clock, p NJ, Of the 18th June next
for furnishing and delivering, tor the use OF the
Navy the following quantities and descriptions
Of Goals, al the Navy Yards specified, viz
Portsmouth, Ncp Hampshire.
1000 bushels Midlothian, (ior smiths use.)
Boston.
600 tons Beaver Meadow Anthracite Lump.
so do Red Ash, broken and screen An
ihracie.
$500 bushels Indiana Cannellon Coal.
Nt:c York.
so tons Lehish, broken and screened.
Philadelphia.
95 tons Lehish, broken and screened.
1000 bushels Cumberland, (ior smiths use.)
Washington.
10000 do. Average a Midlothian.
10000 do. best Cumberland.
Noytotk.
1000 bushels Midlothian.
All OF the above Goals are 10 be of the very Je,t
quality, and 10 be free from sulphur and all other
impurities 10 be delivered a, the respective yards,
one half on or before The 3lsi day OF August next,
and The remaining half on or before The 3lst day
OF October next subject 10 The inspection OF the
the officers designated by the commandments OF the
respective yards, and in all respects satisfactory
10 the inspecting officers appointed by him.
Persons offering are required 10 make separate
offers for the delivery OF each kind OF coal at each
Of The yards specified, and TO state The price Tor
each kinddislincty, that separate contracts may
be made Tor each navy yard, and for each guam
liy if desired by the Department. The price
asked for The anthracite Goals must be for the ION Of
2,240 pounds, and that Tor The bumlnous must be-
per 6ustct Of fire pecks, rs weighed measured at
the yards where delivered; and when delivered
satisfactory evidence must be furnished that they
were taken from the mines or pits specified in The
contracts.
In case Of failure on the part OF contractors 20
deliver the Goals within the time specified, The
commandan,s or agents a, the respective places
of delivery are 10 be authorized 10 supply any
Deficiencies by purchase, and the contractors and
their sureties are 10 be liable for any excess OF
cost over The contract price, and the ten per cent
nm reserved TO be forfeited 10 the use OF the Uni
ted States.
Bonds in half The amount OF each contract
will be required for their faithful performance,
in addition 10 reservation OF ten per cent upon
all bills which may be approved; which resery-
ed len per cent. will not be paid until the compile
ton Of the contract 10 The satisfaction OF The re-
spective cOmmandants at the yards OF delivery
l.. WARRINGTON, Chief OF Bureau.
To he published once week for four weeks in
The following papers, viz Daily Times and Morn
ing Post, Boston; Union and lnteigencer, Wash
ine;on Journal OF Commerce, Morning News,
and Evening Post, New York; Pennsylvania
and Keystone, Philadelphia; Union, Harrisburg;
Morning Post, Pit,sburg, Pa; Republican and
Sun, Baltimore. Maryland; Enquirer Richmond.
Va. May lS-cw4w
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,,pT THORNTON-We learn that this
Ias 49,. :, mi under arrest Immediately after his
80. sapse, BY order OF Gen. Taylor. The cause ;sna
= s - proceeding our informant was not al lloe!-
!. sals, but mentioned that it was on COM
7 %. ', nr.terred by his officers. There is pos
.i"r il i, said, lbat Capt. Thornton may not
' s,;ynob, 10 trial al all, nasmuch as ne would
: .,,i,Iei 10 demand his release and return TO
s.. ON on The firing OF the first Gun BY the Next
IN Y .Jo1.rnal of Commerce.
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Paints, Paints!

WHITE LEAD, LINsEED OIL, &C., &c.
TNGLISH and American White Lead-dry
u and in oil
Linseed OIL warranted pure
Spirits Turpenlne, Spanish Brown
Chrome yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de SIENNA
Chinese Vermillion, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red Eng. Chrome Green
Imperial Green, in oil
Liiharge. Verdigris. in oil
Turkey TIMBER, American VermillIon
Whitewash Brushes !.
And, also, large and well assorted stock Of
the best quality American WINDOW GLASS
embracing great variety OF sizes, OF Inc celeora-
led "Mulica5 brand. This Glass has been long
and extensively used in this city, and gives uni
versal satisfaction. Our stock is large and COM
plee, and is offered at low prices, at wholesale or
retail. DUVAL q rohCELL,
Nav 3O-3m Druggists, l47, Main St.
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,

The CELEBRATED hatE HOhSE, = Eel,
a Got by that capital Racer and most valu-
ES@-N able Stallion, imported Fylde his dam Di-
mn moth, by CONSTITUTIONS which was also the
--L dam Of the famous running mare, Sally Eu-
bank; and his grand dam by Balls Forlze will stand
the approaching season, commencing the s March, at
Captain Smiths Tavern, Charlotte Court House, Vir-
GINA, at thirty dollars cash. notes due the first Juy
1876, and one dollar to the groom. In case number
of mares sent by a Company, responsible man
must be bound TO for the whole amount. Pasurag-
furnished gratis, and mares fed at thirty anda
half per day. and coored boarded free Of
charge
Steel is of the largest class of horses being six
hands high, of great substance and power fine
bay, with black legs aud a race horse equal TO any
IN America. He won Twelve times ont Of thirteen
races. The only time of his losing was at Baltimore
being beaten by Vasht when he was in bad ORDER
though he beat Portsmouth that beat B0stonl in that
race and got three hundred OF The purse, The second
best horse in the Immediately after that race he
challenged VaSht To iour-ine heats, for ten thou
sand dollars aside, half forfeit, which was declined.
For further particulars of his pedigree and perform
mances large bills, which viii be furnished 10 gen
tIemen who may desire 10 see them
Dec. lg-cwtlstJnne JOHN EUBANk.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Wellington GOddin, Auc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM For SALE

Property lies on James River, seven miles above
nicnmonn, on The Canal, aud six miles by the river
road-perfectiy convenient TO market
IL contains, by survey recently made, 632 acres, .
roohs ana ~ poles of which $50 acres are river and
creek bottoms The dwelling house is elegant and con-
venien, containing twelve from cellar 10 rarret
and all the out houses substantial and In GOOD rrnair
An old Orchard OF choice fruit Is the land and
well selected young peach and apple Orchard h3s brsn
planted by the present propretos. The place presents
every comfort that ought To he wished for
Weslam is sold for division. Il cannot be udicous-
ly divided into two parts. IL viii therefore be pos,r,
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 2ith Of June, ut O'Clock
T. MIL fair, u not. the next fair day. The premises
VIII be shown at any lime, either by the undersigned
or The overscer, living the premises. Entire posses
sion Will he given on Christmas next, and in the mean
time The purchaser will have The privilege OF seeding
crop of wheat. w. d. SIMS.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auctioneer
ry The Terms, which will be- made known on the
day Of sale, will be such the convenience Of
the purchaser. w. GObDlN, Auct.
Nav 5-ctds
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George w. Richardson & co.
SUCCESSORS
WIN. MCDONALD & CO.,

GROCERS AND COMMISSION NER-
CHANTS,
Number 81 & go Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland.
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON,
JAMES NJ CoSKr.
TENDER their services TO the Farmers and Mrr-
chants generally for the sale of all kinds Of Grain,
and other Produce.
Upwards OF twenty years experience aud as co-pai-
ners of the late firm of WIN. MCDONALD & CO,
Justify them in assuring those who may favor them
with their consgnments, the highest going rates, and
prompt remittances.
Their commissions all kinds OF Grain is cent
per bushei.
Baltmore Nav l9-c4m
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VIRGINIA AT Court of Quarterly Sessions begun
and held for Westmoreland county, on Monday, the
25th day of May, 1886:
This day Solomon s. HUT, Executor of The last
will and testament of Gerard nit deceased; and il ap
pearing by satisfactory evidence 10 the Court that more
than years have elapsed since the prbat of the said
will and the qualification Of the said Sol :. HUT as
Executor as aforesaid il ia ordered by the Court,
ton Of the said SOL s. Hutt according the Statute in
such cases. passed 18th March, l550 that all persons
having claims against the Estate of the said Gerard
Hutt deceased, do exhibit the to the said Erecu
tor for settlement within sixty days. And IL is ordered
that copy Of this order be published the Richmond
Enquirer for eight weeks and posted the door of the
Court house of this county TWO several Court days
A Copy-Tesie.
June 9-cweW WILLIAM HUT, e.. G.
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last Evenings Mail

,,,rr TO THE LAMENTED Rim
laloN :. he Baltimore Sun, received last
|GoLp 80 find the proceedings OF meeting
''a'a !. Hassts,own on Thursday last oy Inc
e. a nn Horse Guards, at which resolutions
sase., s,,,cd expressing thsir regret and sorrow
zee 8 m.1ancholy ,dinss Of the lamented death
%, s., =, Rnsold. A committee was appointed
Ma,, ,he necessary steps TO ensure the erection
10. ;,,ble monument in Washington county,
=. 49, Mace of his birth, as a mark OF respect
~. :, memory. Maryland may well be proud
: ., - =, and she deeply mourns his loss.
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/, GENTLEMAN and his LADY, OF expert

A GENTLEMAN and his LADY, Of expert
n ence in teaching and Of accredited ability,
IL take CHARGE OF Female School, established
now five wears, may obtain a most desirable and
permanent situation BY immediate application,
postpaid, 10 DR.. a. C. W., Darvies, Dnwiddie,
Va. The gentleman will be expected to lake
charge Of the Literary, and his lady the Musical
next. April 25-cwlf
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PieasI,re Excursion.

80 b The Steamer CURTIS PECK
1890 will make an Excursion down the
;iTer I'M. Tuesday Evening; leaving the wharf
>, Rockets at A o'clock, and return atdusk.
The Gfey,' Band are engaged for the Excur-
son. Refreshments, as usual.
Fare, so cents-Tickets 10 be had Of
June3 HASKINS g. LIBBY.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE Board of Visitors having directed notice 10 be
given through the public press, that they will pro-
coed, At their meeting the 18th of June next TO
make permanent appointment To the ofhce OF Proctor
and Patron, applications for that office hereby in
vited.
This Officer will receive a salary Of one thousand dol
lars with dwelling and grounds free of rent
Communications may he addressed To Jos. G. Cahel,
Rector OF the University, ~ Prof Ed. h. Courlenay,
Chairman Of the Faculty. GEO. W. sPOoNER,
May 5-cwsw Acting Prosior q. Va.
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A Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE II
MApEET


MARKET
AM an xous 10 sell either portion or the whole OF
my land, upon the Rapid Anne River, in the couHty
of Orange. This Estate is esteemed by those who
know equal II not SUPERIOR To any In this region its
assessed value Is as high any In The county. This
Tract supposed 10 contain about 6c0 acres, and am
willing 10 sell either the whole 200 acres, without
the buildings; il divided, full proportion of timber
could be allotted each part Adjoining this last 300
acres there also % of very valuable tmbcred
land " hch can he had. The two united, would form
n most desirable Farm. Owing 10 the drought
of the past summer my lands do not present their
usual giow of grass yet their fine adaptation grass,
all grain crops and To tobacco, rs well known IN this
vicinity. There 80 Of the richest low grounds
and on one part of this depoSit- from the river suf
cent enrich least 20 Its qualities have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory The dwell
ling on this Farm has been consumed by fire. but the
walls are still, good, and rnn he fully repaired Al cost
of 500 the price offered by excellent work
man. These walls 81 feet by 40 feet, story,
with an excellent cellar The cost Of wood work must
abundant on the land, and there two Saw Mills,
distant less than mile. The congulty Of thess Saw
Mills Two Grist Mills, large FIGURING Mill and flourish
ing Wooen Factory, must add essentially to the
venience and value OF this Estate. The location is
such, that cannot be made pass way, and Is pecu
river has been surveyed. and company IS now FORM
ing, with hatering prospect. OF opening navga
this Farm Freder kshrp; and distance
from Gordon-ve Depot of Louisa Railroad is only IL
miles The buildings now standing excellent
Kitchen, with four rooms, n Meat House, n Dairy, a
large Framed Stable, Barn. Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins The t;aIden is produc-
i've and tho Yard beautiful with an extensive noun
view. My terms ethlrd cash, residue in one
and two years, with without interest, as may bo
agreed between myself and the purchaser. An unqnes
tionablc title will be- conveyed.
Orange, Nav l2-ctf C. G.. MACON.
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Half payable in advance.
Parents and Guardians referred TO tile following
gentlemen:
Institution, Benjamin Crawford, ESQ, Jas. ADDISON
Cochran, ESQ.,, Hon. B. G. Baldwin, and Hon.
Republic, Rockingham county Hon. Daniel Smith, Far
yisonburg; Hon. John TayIoe lomax, Frederieksonrg
From the manner in which all the above gentlemen
have expressed themselves with regard 10 her school,
Mrs Sheffey presumes that either Of them would un-
hcsitatngiy give her, f desired an EXPRESSION o ms
opnon in the form of "a testimonial" but as Judge
Smith and General Lewis have had better opportunity
Of Judging of lis character any of The Others
she deems their testimony sufficient for the present &c
cason.
"Haying had two daughters educated at kalorama,
and third now there, can with the greatest conn.,
dence speak of the merits Of this School, The literary
department this is, in my Judgment quite equai 10 ta
of any other School Institution for the education Oh
young ladies' that have known; but II Is in that
so defective that consider the peculiar excellence of
this to consist for here the strctest attention land IN
the kindest possible manner) Is paid to the manners
habits health, comfort, and 10 the religious instruction
Of pupils. In short, whilst believe there are few
pe qualified for the duties they have assumed there
iy discharge them than Mrs shefey and her daughters
"Lewiston, March l5th 1876. s. II LEWIS"
"Havng seen the above certificate of General g. H.
Lewis in recommendation OF the School ut kaloraina
BY Mrs. Shelley and her daughters, take great plea
sure in saying, that concur in tho above statement IN
every particular. From my long acquaintance with
those ladies', and my knowledge Of the School under
Gated there cam with The utmost confidence, recon-
mend any institution conducted by them TO me patron
are OF The public DANL SMITH,
Harrisonbutg Va. March "a, ls46-ctf