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HARLEM SPRINGS.

NUE. public are hereby respectfully Informed ,ha.
the subscriber has now completed his buildings.
and erected his baths at the mineral springs a, Ga.
lem, for the accommodation OF inv1lds, or such az
labor under all forms Of chronic diseases. He deem
it unnecessary, at this time, 10 go inloa detaed d.
sCription OF the ana.ical properties of the was=r
these springs. Suffice it to say that they are i,-
Isigned by the Great disposer OF all things, tos
healing OF mankind. He combines the regular
ence OF medicine with the mineral virtues of ices;
springs, IN his course OF treating diseases 70 a--
ny as choose to call on him. The well luowa eff
'tecs Of bahrg in all forms Of diseases, can here
be fully realized. The hydropathic bath nc. azcap-
ted. lavalids, or those aboring under chroa 1.s.
eases, such as scrofua, rheumatsni, dyspeps.a Er
will find 1t to their great advantage to visj a.e.
springs and apply the restoratatves there offered
lor their relief. is. KEHLEa
Harlem, September l3, 1846--49-4t.
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Horrible CaSua7y.-We learn that house
was burned down this morning about five miles
above Harrisburgh, on the river, together with
all its contents and nmaes-a man and his wife
and four children. Horrid
The mans name was Daniel Gamer. He
was a hardworking industrious man.-Har. Int.
of Saturday.
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Estate of Lohn Gibson. dec.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Administrators of the
Estate of John Gibson deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate will present them du-
ly authenticated for settlement. within one wear.
ALIEN. GIBSON.
SAML. WILLIAMS
Administrators.
Oot ,l
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Oct. Both, 1916.
Estate of william WhitIa. dec.

Notice is hereby given that Robert Craven has
been appointed and qualified Administrator of the
Estate of William Whitla, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate will present them
legally authenticated for settlement within one year
ROBERT CRAVEN Admir-
or On 1c,e I
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ROAD NOTICE.

There w.'l lca petition presented 10 the Coiam.f-
0ngrs of Carol. county, at thcr next session. pray
.Hg .or the vocation Of so much OF the State road
from NnH i...1 20 New Philadelphia a. lies be-
tween the l"u1.a road and tac Cadiz road IN the s.h
.act.aaf Eat Township
Or. IH. Isis.
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MARRIED.-On Tuesday the 9th Oct inst
by Michael Abrahims, ESQ.,, Mr.. Henry Rider
to Miss Elizabeth Maple, all of this county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-30

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified Executor of the Estate
of Hugh Wtherow, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, will present them legally
authenticated for settlement. within one year.
JAMES WlTHEROW, Ex'r.
Oct Both, 1916.
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Holding over, . Nhigs, 9 lDesiprps.
Butler and PrJIc--lamei y. hing.
Delaware AL Nari0R--innc5 llou.+
Fairfield AID Pirkswav isyn =. O'lf.
Franklin. C.ark, 4 MadisDn--Jenne,S S.laaa.
Huron and l.fie-Chades y. Stuilr.-
llamil'on-Charlcs R-amr.in.
Jefferson and llarr.8gH-J0Hu llaslil-.-
hguX and iI1.mrs--Nira0Ias opiudiDr.
Lorau and NeIina-Na,han y. Johnson
L,ckIug-J0hn Nincgamcr.
Luca- Wood, Hancock, and Ouawa-Jrssa
Wheeler.
Montgomery and Waucn---John Hopkins
Miami, Uarsa and Shelbv-WilIam Wilson,
SandEky, Nyando', Crawford, and Seneca
Henry Crya.e.
Slark-Jpiu Graham.
Summit auI porage-Asahcl II. Lewis
TruuLl.l-John +. Beavers
ayne-Joseph WiIllord, gain.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Athens and Ncigs-llorace ). Houon.T
Adams and Pike-John =. BloodhuiE.
AshlaJua-NahanicI Owen"
Belmont. c. Kerr William Hogur.r
Brown-Andrcw Ellison.
ButIer-John Clark, Thomas G. Berry.
CarroII--John Beauy.T
Columbiana-Clemcnt l.. Nalandighom.
CoshocIon-Joscph Williams.
COshocton and Guernsey-James Mchakin.
Champaign and 'nion-WilIiam Ritchey.t
Clark-Samucl B. Williams
Clermont-Dayid Dial.
Crawford and Wyando,-Geo. Donnenworh.
Cuyahoga-F. L. Backus,t Theo. Brcck.7
Darke and Shciby-John S. Purviance, gain.
Delaware and Mariou--Dr. Fisher.e
Fayette and Ciinton-Fpnklin CorSu.+
Fairfeld-Samon Shaw, David Lyle.
Franklin and Madison. Noble.T J. Clark
Gallia and Observation-Disclosures Poor.T gain.
Grecne-John KiIcr.*
Guernsey-Ncwell Kennon, gain.
Geauga-Anson Matthew'S
llarrison-Samuel 4. RUSSELL
IIamiton-Wm. S. Smith, W. +. Converse,
John McMakin, John b. Warren.
Hardin and Logan-William Lawrence
DECENTRALIZATION II. Trimble.*
Holmes-John Sharp.
Huron and Erie-Joseph c. Curtiss.*
JcfIerson-Finley B. McGrew.*
Knox-Jamcs Mcfarland, E. W. Cotton.
Licking-Jonathan Smith, gain.
Lake-lsaac Morc.T
Lucas, W OOd, Hancock, and Ottawa-JOnl
Mcmahon.
Lorain-Elah Park
Mercer, Allen, and Nanwcrt-Philip J. Hines
Naturalization G. Blake
Morgan-John White.+
Muskingum-John Trimble.'
Miami-Joscph Potter
Montgomery-Thos. Brown J. +. Hibbcrd. =
Monroe-Jocl Iost.
PrcbIe-L. w. Wh,ridgc."
Pickaway-Gcorge Talman,t gain.
Perry-David Rcam.
Porago-Luiher Russell, gain.
Putnam, Paulding Henry, Williams, and Def,
ancc--Bcnjamin f. MelcaIE
Richand-Jo5. Musgroye, Alex. Abcrnethy.
Ross and Hocking-Joseph Kacr.*
Sandusky-Matlhew NJ. Coe.
Scoto and Lawrcnce--John 4. Tulcy.*
Seneca-Waren p. Noble.
Sark--Georgc Harsh,* John S. Cock.
Summit-AleXander Johnston.*
Trumbull-Joseph r. Tmcsdalc.*
Tuscarawas--AIden |. Bennett
Washington-John P. Cuter.*
Wayne-Gcorge Emery, Independent.
Warren-Robcrt Wilson,
Those marked thus are Wings.
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LincolHviIIc, &c. ] Loco Representative; T.
nifty, Knox. sc. Wing. The House now
stands % Mhig 81 Loco.
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Estate of Peter ucraId, dec.

= Notice is hereby given that Michael Herald has
been appointed and duly qualified Administrator of
the Estate of Peter Herald, deceased. All persons
holding claims against said estate must present them
duly authenticated for settlement within one year
from this date.
MICHAEL HERALD, Admir-.
\ Oct 3Oth 1916.
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SIIperGne Flour.

JUST received and for sale at the cheap Grocer,
OF S. q. MCKEE.
September II, 1s46--48-tf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-30

C.y-Tho editor is engaged at Court this week
and is not responsible for any thing that appears
in this paper. Itmay here be obsevcdihst since
the election, the Free Press has been chiefly un-
der the control Of the junior pablisher.
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ALABAMA,

At the special election held on the 18th instant,
in the Sd Congressional District Of Alabama, 70
fill the vacancy in the present Congress, OCCASION
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l7iE-'i .ar- i..s.
i5'H-.lm-. IaHu. I'D p.ais,.
iJ.h-j.ta rIH..t.~
sOfh-J al y. G.dI'ag.
ils.-J.a ga 80. Root.
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Estate of Lydia NodOrC, dec.

Notice is hereby given that John Moorehousc has
been appointed and duly qualified, Executor of the
Estate of Lydia Nodort. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally auths
ticated for settlement within one year.
JOHN MOOREHOUSE, Exr.
Oct. 30. 1876
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Total, 147738 146461 Bebb's maj. 1925
146461 The votes of Ashland g.
-- Mahoningare counted with
1877 Columbiana and Richland.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
1st. Dstrist-James ]. Faran.
2d-David Fisher,+ gain.
3d-Robert G. Schenck.*
4th-Richard S. Canby.*
5th-William Sawyer.
6th-Rodolphus Dickinson.
7th-Thomas L. Hamer.
8th-John L. Taylor,* gain.
9th-L. o. Edwards,* gain.
10th-Daniel Duncan
11th--John X. Miller.
12th-Samue F. Vinton.*
l3th-Thomas Richey.
l4th-Nathan Eyans.*
15th-William Kennon.
l6th-John d. Cummins.
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ur- ssl- LOO .4t s.lls. .Es .-.IH. 81 as ....
H.'--1 d.5-s Ore ~. ua.. .a.. .. -l HT.....
impure ztEoI 3sa-e, sh..a .# .--I. I..H-.. s...
-l...g unit ..r tise F-lF.r .-asr ...u u. l.a .r.
yHl salav .I g-at .. gEsr. .1. .ls LJs... hH-.rIH
cone l1a'.l thl ras-a .f f. .Eas-. Gloss. aa- .--
deed al the .lGlIa o.. t.s as. t...Ia lsraas. ..
hrIre proceed asthma, l.l.a ..... .. ...- .-s...
ana SIDE, ps'Y.'at.a in f..e --.. s.....-.s paid.
Ia d.fsrs1t paris Of The bIls s--..rs- -. s ...r--
~ 0f other d..'rasa.ag csag .-.... a .-....sl q.
ihgsE d -l--1t-s. A--.'
Wight Indian NaEi.a..a Il.s ...a..-a- -.. 'H-..
unpleasant symptoms, as q aE I..-aE, a.a...
dose wIIi .H an cases give rg.ai, sl- /. H.u'.-
i"- tmn- Uill my-t assuTs-.T restore t.# Boa. o.
health. An occasional 1ss o. he Indian + s-C .laa
Pills viii keep the body completely Tree .rll lysa
numor which are IN AL cases the cause o. u.u-s.t
and enable those Wh1 lead sele.--sg ...a ~ C41F
perfect and sound health.
Csution.-It Should he remembered hat Nr. e.
ward Cole, Of Pi4aacipAia, Nr. John DAon, Of
they purchase a0 Wngh.s Ial.au Vegetable Pill -t
cur ofice, We cannot guarau.y a. seau.ar any a-l-
cine they may have for sale.
Agent iof the sale CT Nr.-'t's Intau Vegetable
Pils in CsuolitJn, II. s. S-dgo'; .os p-.-. ~ a-
cIes see advertisement in sno'Ees column.
FEMALES BEWARE OF CONST NPTTDN
-hliA Hgh suAEI iliF early rettH 10 Eslth it1
threads in your yytom bu; guard lt sn o. Eyu would
the thief al night. When you find the fatal enemy
seeking TO destroy your health by nb.bng the evil
leeds Of serious disease, remember DR.. Duncan
Expectorant Remedy" will immediately destroy and
remove them. Thousands Of your sex lie annually
for the want Of proper treatment. Had th1-s known
the wonderful effects Of this medicine, and used ir
in time. many could have prolonged their days, and
yet be dwelling among their dearest -,rnls. IIo-e
who are lsborng under the influence Of this disease
should lose no time in procuring DR.. Duugons TX
pectorant Remedy it is safe and c'eclual. and al
ways gives rciei in the most hopeless eases. Il
strengthens the weak and debEta,rd; relieves the
pain in the breast and side stopping the hectic fever
far Bdvsnced) restoring perfect health.
DR.. DmcaHs Western Office. IJy Sycamore street
Cincinnati. where all orders from the south and west
must in future be addressed also, for sale al tie store
Of Robert J. Atkinson in Ca-rJl.ton.
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MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, Nay 3, 1876.
Dear Sir Since the introduction Of the Sicilian
Syrup or Tropical Hygiene into this country have
prescribed it extensively and fairly tested it. reme-
dial effects in all of a chronic character COM
ing under my notice, and found Il to be far beyond my
most sanguine expectations In ScrO'ua and con-
sumption have rendered more lasting benefits to
those suffering, than from any prescription ] have
been able to make from the numerous remedial agents
in common use, for the cure Of such diseases. shall
consequently it in the future in preference to any
other remedy in all for which it is applicable
In the reduction Of glantular sweilings tOrpidty Of
the liver, and diseases arising from impurities OF the
blood, have derived thererom the greatest benefits.
driving from the system all extrancous matter which
il the principal cause Of many OF the most obstinate
diseases with which humanity are afflicted and at the
same time strengthening the body by its tonic infu-
ence it has most happy effect in the removal oI
chronic disease. Hoping that its distribution may
extend to every part OF the United States soon as
practicable, ! remain as ever, truly yours,
PHlLO A. SwAE. VI. D.
The above medicine is for sale the drug store Of
R. Kennedy in Canollton Price % per bottle
September IL, lS46-52-4t.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The annals of political warfare does not fur
nish an instance, in contested elections, where
victory was more complete than in the late cleo
lion in Pennsylvania Opposition TO the British
Tariff of 1916 was the watchword Of the Wings.
Upon this issue they have trimphcd- -glorously
triumphed. The Loco(ocos of PENNSYLVANIA
possessed advantages in such a contest that are
not enjoyed by that party in any other State in
the Union. Every Locoioco from Pennsylvania,
with single exception (Mr. WimoD voted to
sustain the tariff of 40; yet this could not save
them. Their friends destroyed that measure, so
vitaly important to Pennsylvania, and the noble
sons of the "Keystone State" arose in their might
and hurled them from their places.
The delegation from Pennsylvania in the pres
ent Congress is composed of 10 Wings, 12 Loco
focos, and Native Americans. In the next Con-
gross it will stand II Wings, 6 Locolocos, and
Native Americans; being a Wing gain of 7, and
Locofoco loss of 6. The last Legislature was
strongly Locoloco in both branches. In the next
the Wings will have a majority of 4 in the Sen
ate and 16 in the House. Mr.. Powers, the Wing
candidate for Canal Commissioner, is elected by
a majority of over 10000 votes. In order that
our readers may see the gains more clearly, we
will compare the vote at the late elction with the
vote at the Presidential election in 1914, in two
counties. In 1914, Mr.. Polk's majority in Berks
county was 4 GA; in 1916 the Locofoco cand-
date for Canal Commissioner received majority
of 750 votes! In Westmoreland county Polk's
majority was $685. it now has given Locofoco
majority of 450! The following are the names
of the members of Congress elected:
Wings. Locos.
j. r. IngerSoll, Charles Brown,
J. w. Friedly, gain. G. J. lngerso,
]. w. IIornbcck, gain. William Strong,
A. R. Sloane, Richard Broadhead,
John Strohm, David WiImot,
Chester Butler, gain. John Mann.
James Pollock,
George N. Eckert Naive. 1'
Henry Mes, gain. L. c. Levin.
Jasper f. Brady, gain.
John Blanchard,
Andrew Stewart,
John Dickey,
Moses Hampton,
J. w. Farrelly, gain.
James Campbell, gain.
Alexander Irwin.
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JOB WORK

Neatly executed at this Office,
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Estate OF Eugh Witherow. dec.

Oct. 3Oth, 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
V,IIt. Annual Meru. OF thr Stockholders of the Lou
lisa Railroad Company w;il be held NJ Louisa Court
house on the 10Th day al June, lsl6, n - o'cioek.
MAY a.;-c2.wsw a. W. TALI.EY, secretary.
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Old Point Hotel.

NOW one 81 the mos, splendid ard extensive
~ Establishments in he country, will be open
ed for visiteTs on the Isl day OF June.
Since The last season a beautiful building has
been erected, fronting three hundred and len feet,
and very many alterations and Improvements
have been made in other respects. The grounds
have been much improved, fine walks made 10
The bath houses; and, for those who prefer surf
bathing, no place can presenta finer beach. No
expense has been spared 10 render This, for COM
for and pleasure in every respect the frs, place
in The country. The beauty OF The scenery and
lie salubrity OF The climate together with vari-
Gus sources OF interest AMI amusemsn make
this the most attractive place in the Union. The
walks in and around the Fort, together with The
music of its splendid band are well worth Vi
sit here Situated on the Chesapeake Bay, on
the great line OF travel between the North and
South il offers an agreeable resting place 10 those
going North. It is within "a hours OF New York,
Is of Philadelphia IL Of Baltimore, Washing
ton, Alexandria and Annapolis, OF Richmond
and Petersburg AMI within one hour OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth, thereby enabling persons en-
gagged in active business 10 place their families
in one ofthe most healthy and agreeable spots IN
The whole country, where they can be visited al
any time within few hours. Throughout the
from ! TO 10 OF the finest class steam
boats touch here daily. moving in every direc-
ton, Offering every facility Tor reaching here or
getting away; and, from the chrapness OF the faro,
holding on, great inducements TO lfaveI.
The services o. ac,ye and efficient agents
have been procured, and no exeriions viii be
spared 10 re;.dsr comiyslab!e all who may iavor
us with their company. J. ). FRENCH.
May 23-lm
II Wing Republican and Compiler will pub
lish 10 amount Of -.
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Natural Bridge,

IN VIRGINIA, FOR GALE.
THIS pea, Natural Curiosity, with The Land and
i Buildings IN. rern, 10 offered for sale.
The Natural Bridge tract Of land contains about 100
l.,.s and has on il Hotel Mercantile Store House,
! scksmith Shop, and other buildings.
The Hotel is so feet length, TWO and three stories
aa contains Is rooms together with comfortable Ca
sa adjacent The mercantile house Is suhcient-
a-yr and convenient, and is most desirable stand
m-iclntie operations The whole property Is rent
u o abot 500 PEI year, and possession can be gwen
u1-da-y the present tenant of the hotel VIII con-
for two years, at the opton OF the
r chaser
Tn undersigned 10 now constructing, and will IN a
,s days have in operation, descending and ascend
car With such secure machinery and hStures that
,,ers will be enabled 10 view the bridge without inc
Tor If ascensng and descending the old rugged pain
ard light tax Of tw eniyhve cents upon The ten
nd vi.irers who now annually stopping al tne
IL together with the permanent and unrivaIea ao
i'ag-s of s location, makes probably the most va
r- property in the country. Two OF the greatest
uehfare. In Virginia pass over II, and as there Is
oae Natural Bridge the world, no future state OF
INSTANCES can raise up arival.
icons desiring 10 purchase will address themselves
Sen O. p DoRMAN, Lexington, Va, who Is iuily
,lsr,,,.d 10 make sale Of the same.
N, title 10 the above property Is unquestionabie,
any n-en patented 10 President Jefferson and bought
J, ne undr iened from his Executor
!lne -d&c2aw6w JOEL LhSh1a-s''
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A CARD.
DIR. a. Myers,

GER MAN PLY SICIA
REsPECTFCLLY informs the citizens Of Bucking.
~ ham county, and the community generally, that he
=" located himself on the premises Of Major Charles
'ineey. hve miles y. E. Of the Court house, and will
:nt.rake 10 perform an effectua cure OF CONSUMP-
ZION, " consulted in time. Also, Liver Complaint
sai Complaint, Dyspepsia Cancer, Epilepsis, &c &c
caiis and Feve,s, Intermittent and Bilious Fevers
ssed 10 very short time.
Or Myers Is a regular graduate Of the Universities OF
'aalngheim, Vienna, and Halle Of Europe. He suh-
hi,.o the public certificate, which will speak for
net-that Of Mrs. Mason, residing six miles 8. E. Of
ne Court house:
TO THE CoNsUMPTIvE.
This to certify, that have suffered 70, the last ter
years under severe lingering disease, having cont,
nued pains in the side, breast and chest have tried
nea many things no beneficial use. have empoye
me best Physician, in the country without any perma
cent IMPROVEMENT. was considered confirmed Con-
,..mp,ive, having been long confined TO my bed with
night sweas, high fever, severe cough and loss
w. 'pp-tite. In this condition was found when Dr. A.
, eh was called in TO In short time, TO the
l. ua'tonshment of myself and nds by the skill Of
Myers, was able 10 leave my bed, the fever aoated
;, aso. sweat. disappeared, all my pains vanished
,o, poette good and regular. rest very well, have
- % my usual businsss, and feel perfectly safe.
I,,a copy. MARTHA MASON,
Wife VI Henry Mason.
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Valuable Farm,

NEGROES, &c, AT AUCTION.
II AvING determined 10 dispose Of all my property,
III shall through my friend and hereby authorized
zen, John Powell proceed to Sc at public nuetion,
s;nnut reserve aImy residence, the Brck hnns" rear
san-ld, King William county. on WEDNESDAY, no
II dsy Of july next If fair IL not the next tar y
q Tract Of Land, known by the name OF 'Dunn's"
obtaining 2n5 acres having on 1t Dwelling House,
"a four good rooms with lire places on and above the
- floor. and two in the basement. one hited Tor
And, room; large Barn, Stable, and other necessary
Gin n,es. IN good repair; the land about medium
ry the location healthy, and the neishborhood good.
N.a- sumo time thrteea Slaves, consisting OF Men,
Wan Bows and Giris all likely, young and valuable
E.aek OF Horses, Oxen, Cows, Sheep, Hogs, &c.;a
- aiming Utensils, comprising many nearly new;
n cep OF Wheat Corn Oats and other crops oil every
I'd made and growing the Farm at the time OF sale
ANY further description &c the Land and premises IS
all persons wishing to purchase
will, Of course, examine for themselves, which they
ire particularly invited &c DO.
The terms for the land. and all other property Tex
upt the Negroes, who will be sold for cash. viii be
made as accommodating as circumstances will allow,
,,d will be more fully made known the day Of sale
respectfully invite my creditors, friends, and the
,qse generally TO suspend all prosecutions againot mo-
a. any leg j process will tend TO increase my liabilities
TO attend the sale, and all just claims against me
es be allowed In payment Of any purchases made al
.s sale ELDRED w. SATTERWHITE,
lane e-cwtds By John Powell, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09
p.RROURSyuLE ACADEMY.

rHE subscriber will open an Academy in the village
of Batboursvie, Orange county, on the Isl OF hu-
I. ne,t, in which win be taught the Ancient Lam
80. Mathematics, and all the English branches
~, sed IN a liberal education In addition TO the
|, !, dlti-s there will be weekly exercise, after
y. !: IN Composition and Defamation.
~ wear will he divided into two sessions oil hve
~, and no scholar will be admitted for less than
-. subscriber has employed assistant cradu-
. Il o.. o. the first Colleges IN New England. who
.ae, the highes, testimonials OF qualinca'on ana
a,,n,. 40 may pa,ronise tins School may rest as
- ,bs, no pains viii be spared TO give proper d.
:, an 10 the morals Of their sons
s ,nh.cr,ber " N receive into his family a. board
:, ,nl or ten Young gentlemen.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
All Ard Tuition, eoo W
III, on "a Languages and Mathematics, - 90
II t,Arrna.e. AMI English, ~ o.
Eas.b. W
R.i-rsu-Jame. B. Newman and B. J. Barbour,
"a, ~ James l.. Jones, Of Orange county.
Address Ba'ooursvil!e, Orange county. va.
f.,s .-,tI ,oy EnND. j. WILLIS.