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MEETING OF THE ALUMNI OF DA.
Il


Al a meeting Of the Alumni Of Davidson Col
lege held in the Chapel on Commencement Day
l-46 Mr. ". ?. Caldwell, was called to the Char
and A. NJ. Boyle appointed Secretary The OBJ.
ject Of the Association being explained 10 be, to
organize Association of The Alumni OF TINS
Institution to meet annually a, It's Commence
ments, II was Res6ired. That the following com
mittee be appointed 10 meet at this place the day
before Commencement, ls47, 10 suggest ard pro-
pose code Of laws BIZ which this Association
shall be governed. viz W. T. CASTOR. X r
Stewart. W A. Moore, A. 1. Crawford, X. T.
Sheriff.. W 5. NJ. Davidson, 5. lIutchlson,
+ H. Davis, r NJ. kirkpatrick. james Knox,
g. Ramsey. W +. Bymun. J Bosslrd ; T.
Adams, K I Johnston, Harvey kimmons, ! 8.
Crawford X. \ Davis, Saml c, Pharr aud WI.
ham Finn,
On motion, the Association adjourned.
WP CALDWELL, President
A VI BooLE, Secretary
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The Jalapa correspondent Of the ST.
Louis Republican gives The following IN.
formation 10 letter dated
"JALaFA May &c, le47.
A warm aud someaHa severe rupture
has broken cut between Gen. Scott and
the Clerk Of the State Department, Mr.
Tust, who has been sent here as sort Of
Generdhssimo of The American army
This Mr.. Tnst, in the exercise Of his
mongrel pIenaIy civil and military powers,
addressed letter to Gen. Scott, directing
him as 10 what move he must make wIlh
his troops. A portion Of those directions
were such as Gen. Scott believed we're at
war with the best interest OF our Govern.
meni, and the tendency Of which would be
the pfOtraet!on, rather than a termination
OF hostllilIes. i vas the correspondence
growing out Of this difference Of opinion
that was the lmn.rdtnte result Of thls rup.
ture. Copits q AL lie correspondence, |
learn, have nHl transmitted by General
Scott Gtr y partmenl and # al
Tie neat session & lgfess, ihey are not
voIunaul III aesr nstlce 10 the coun
Try u wpl = e. Scot vii demand
that lhey ,,e the public hsih "
day b mtaa, Il a resolution calling ler
them
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~ Several letters have been received
from Capt. 6. w. Caldwell. lie states
that he IS ENJOY lug good health, bu! that
lbe rest ol the men had been sick add
about 20 vas confined 10 the hospital a.
Aallmoras at he time Of his writing, and
some Of the cases we're dcsPb,fed Of We
sll pise some extracts ~ uuT mex
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OBITUARY


Died on TIC 22d ult.. al the Catawba Springs
WI HAMPTON ALEXANDER, only chile
Of Charles r tand Caroline 4. Alexander, decd
aged months and 6 days leaving, besides many
devoted relatives and friends, a widowed father
TO mourn for first born.
Distressing as this bereavement s TO the near
relatives Of this darling child they know tfat II
is he Lords doing-and that lie doeth all things
well-althouch how unsearchable are His ludg.
ments, and His ways past finding out'
Happy infant. early best
Rest in peaceful slumber rest,
EaHy rescued from tha cares
Winch increase with growing year,.
No delights are worth the stay.
Smiling AZ they seem, and gay,
Sboft and sickly are they all.
Hardly tasted Ger they pail.
All our rsiety i vaiR,
All orr laughter is but pain.
Lasting only md divine
Is an innocence like thine.
And when tie ntrh.angel's trump shall blow.
When souls 10 bodies JOIN,
Tben millions IL sish their lives below,
Had been Is short as thine.
Fss4ts*
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EF The editor Ct ae Camden Journal,
Att. paper of tte sob, sas be canaot ar.
; oye Of The course II The clizens d Char
Vie os Charleston and Say A. e Is we
tan see, they want Camden Or Columbia
d build the road for them We can only
reas for Charlotte, aud We rust say that
To editor does our citizens great ioIastce.
Va want the Rail Road / - rue, bat ~e
re wiling nearly all d y, 70 a,d g the
mount u our ability 10 Is 'rlc'iont
10 The course ee have pursued u our
a,v, i. lie outy ono % ensure the snecess
i .ae caterpy -. II Camden % CoIam
d then dli, Charlotte nlll do bers
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List of letters
EnEN at&ING; . ihc p a!ice at Chariot
Va -, sc 5s.Ay tesT

EnEM ttsING r. lie p,s Office at Charlotte,
a@ =. ~ - - - tTt1
A-W liam Alexand Hiss E'izaheth Alex
andcr, Laiareue sovaro i Thomas A Adams,
Asrr htcta.der, CYRUS 4 A'ten
D. VIM Black Tho = VI Rack. VIM BoYes,
Sarah B'sadts, samnel Bafrshill. Tbos I Beatty,
William B.aty, William " Bolt Arnstead K
hlrn"e.t desSFs boei1 y San. DTS Fralher Or
i.'z4a,ta ~ nNhan, 'r'N'. b,soh Y1A = 'ai'e''
Mary Rsset Oscar y. Boneafd :, John Br4~icy,.
t-a'af.a : an Joseph " IelGh on. 1osenh
! tnHzn. D4Na ahHm9.f', 1ar.ae' "m =
locke Thomas JASON, VT 'aHn Sh,,'o4, Jas
Z 5erk, iaz Iapp>, Jae K Sa.t ~ hoot oashon'
ll-lFHH ptNts, samo' pAVis,
E--l"hn NJ LF"in' MIS- Jane hiiiott' Ut L y
fi.al
sum gut -, p
"-JnNh Il .'aflano <, : "afo"n5' Hm
CRU mas - r. t. e'f5er.
t-A,sS Safah iiafF :, hlraafd 'tosaeh 1o. s.
Mehnn tieadstsah' Andrew nlPp' r9msFoy = e.
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OUR RAIL ROAD

Wa understand IRON good authority,
that the bridge over the Watoree Will be
SO Gar completed during the present week
as 70 he used for carrying the iron Tats
aeross the river. The road, we under
stand, viii be completed a. lar Manches
ter in August. CANDIDA fouraas,
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GUIT4DffR:
THURSDAY, Jelly y, Is4s.

g~We are authorized TO announce the
lion. y. Nj. Barringer, as Candidate 10
rrpresen, the third Congressional District
N the next Congress Of the United States.
COMPOSED Of the Counties Of Lincoln, Gas.
,oa, Mecklenburg, Union, Arson, Rich
mond, Moore. Montgomery, stanly and
Gabarrus.
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slNertAR CONFIDENCE.

4 man So, sentenced IL the House at
Carreruuu ia Springfield, Mass. by Judge
Wells. recently far stealing watch from
the store Of Jonathan Btngs, The same
man was seul To the State Pr,>oa s,xtee3
Years ago, for stealtng the same watch
from the same nail IN The same store, be
looginu to the same man.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-08

Connnbial bllss without alloy.
Gives 70 life it, evety joy,
Relieves each fear. soohes every care,
1mplants sweet hope, supplanis despair
MARRIED n Cabarrus county On the 81 Instant,
1t O'Clock A VI. by john Black Esq. Capt.
JNO VI MORRISON 10 Miss HARRIET A.
VILLA daughter Of VIM Newell, Esq.
We acknow edge our e Success TO you
Captain
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eT II. W. Graham, Private Secretary
to HIS Excellency. Coy. Graham, has re-
signed his situation, to take effect from
JUIy /, Is47 and the appointment mas
been conferred on W. W, Morrison, Of
Lincoln county. Raleigh Register.
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InuN IArOR ASTON.

Mr.. Aster has, in his viii, left nearly a
half million Of dollars for the establish.
ment Of free library 10 New York CITY
lie made this legacy, the Mail says not
expecting, from bis great age, to survive
tonu.
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W See the proceedings Of the Rail
Road Convention at Camden, copied from
ihe Camden Journal.
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Ii he President may make war :, hl
abusing b. powers, We have seen he may
and then, under the clam Of beltgerent
rfghls, may collect revenues, establish
courts, Try, condemn, and hang citizens,
y hat, IN d state IL war, i left for Congress
10 do, and what becomes Of our consltu.
non and the Institutions established under
Il Under the doamas Of Executive IN.
iallibtlty on The part Of he President, and
Of passive obedience On The part Of the
People, practically asserted by The war
paft- tho ONLY u,e We have lar Congress
IL 10 FL, alsh the President mnoey Tor What.
ever uses ht may demand and l. hear all
The olium of yrcut,e Ll1uders that can
possibly he cast o. The President.
But al fcil cing minds perceive HAT
this state u thugs muSf soon lead to u
military de>poH>m, in Which the con-l1iu.
ton aud the free nl.tu IONS Il esiabhshe-
wilI Le utterly eneuipted. Il establishes
for the Executive practlrnl omnip1ienoe
over oil he departments II TIE Govern
mcnl fatal 10 freedom aud repub.jcanlsm.
- Ciqcianuu Alas.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-08

Lieut. Davidson, left on Tuesday oIgh'
l.,t, "a she Southern stage for the yea d
saf. He had despatched a short time
sea a a-.aeE-a~nt VI sone IL men y
Feu Noullsiey where he VII iuin them
I'D proceed 70 Aapmoras
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pLL1.InEs NOTICE

n cre 81 Il b, preaching at the liap's Church
On >atardae an Sanday, lie l7h and lsth IN
SAINT, BY Elder 7 Mason.
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/ vote iaff thanks 10 The President and
Soc,e,sries was passed, when, on mot on,
he Convention adjourned, to meet at Ian.
caster Court House on Tuesday, l3lh OF
July Instant -. ,,,,,v p.,,
" Q. JoHvros. sscret.ries.
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A LETTER FROM GEN TAYLOR,
From the Cincinnati " Signal {"


The circumstances under which the fol.
lowing letter was received by the Editor
are regarded as warrant for lis publica.
tioH. We felt il our duty, when the first
demonstrations were made ia favor Of Gen.
Tay Tor Cor the Presidency, to dwell upon
the subject at considerable length. We
were DESTROYS that some of the suggestions
contained in our article should meet the
eye of General Taylor, and therefore en-.
closed il to his address, with few words
of reference to our position as a journalist.
In reply TO tina, communication we hive
received The admirable and significant let
ter which we take pleasure in laying be.
fore our readers:
IlEaDouARTFRs AMY or OCCuFuTIoS,
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, May IL. lei1.
SIR have The honor TO acknow ledge
the rtccipt Of your letter, with the encIo.
sure Of your editorial, extracted from The
. Signal . Of the 18th April
AT this time my public duties command
so fully my attention that II is impossible
10 answer your letter IN the terms demand.
ed by It's courtesy, and The importance Of
the sentiments 10 which it hlludes neither,
indeed, have the time, should feel ny.
Sc II al liberty, 10 enter INTO tie few aud
geeeral subjects Of public policy suggested
by the article 10 question. My own per.
gunai views were better withheld TIL the
end Of the war. when my usefulness as a
chief, serving N The field Against
The common enemy, shall no longer be
by their expression o. dis
cusslon IN any manner.
From many sources ! have been ad.
dressed on the subject Of the Presidency
and | do violence neither 10 myself nor 10
ny position as an Officer Of the Army, by
acknowledging to you as | have done to
N who have alluded to the use u n,
lamc IN the exalted connection, that my
ergices are ever al The will and cnli Of he
country, and that ! am not prepared TO aay
hat shall refuse If the country calls me
oihe Presidential Office, but llal can aud
hail Yield 10 no call that does not come
rom The spontaneous action aud Tree wi
/ tie nation at large, and void u tie
highest agency ol ny oHn.
For The high honor aud responsibilities
Z such Oh Office, take tbs occasion 10
ay thai lave uot lie -lghtesi aspiration.
much more Tranquil and ,anlIet4fy hte,
fer tie termlHallen al ny present Gates
WAITS me-, | trust, ID the setpl} q. Hl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-08

OUR MAEkET.-We can scarcely be said
10 have had any market during the past week for
anything.
A few loads Of Flour constitutes the principal
receipts Of the week which sold at declining
prices We quote s. to IS 50 and dlll
Cotton would bring . cent more since the re
ceipt Of the late favorable accounts from Eng
land bat there Is none Offering
In other articles there is no change-TemPe
rance Aar0cqte.
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GES TAYLOR oH rae BATTLE FIELD

GEN TAYLOR oN raE BATTLE FIELD
Fl tie speech deElvored IA Col, l"tier
ION D4N4-. ID Nce Odeae-, on tie oeeA .
SION ii lie reception there Of DE Yoiua.
teer. from Gen. Iayl0rs camp, re s7i1
that cen. 'raSo7 had shaSn himself 'he
Distinguished soldier If tac aye, set lie
WI. eauujly frmatkabletof I'll, hmduess OF
ucart aal -mp9ruy OF habRs b,s strong
aldampat aud tNcellcat sense. He alluded
d HE iacl thai cen. FAVOR had shared
Ihe mlmh.p.t soldiers fortune IN the can
paIeu that he had 10 every thing 'den''t-
el himself with hs troops. It, aiioisd 70
tIat hour Il tie battle 81 bueua Vista,
ahcn the d seemed, II not lost, 70 be
ratnr aaain~, uur arlns--@hen ten lay
liz. amld-, the thickest Of shc non haul
!. rode upon the plateau, and calmly survey
"a the scene Vast as were the ennse-
qucuces Of that hour, he appeared To leaf
+ no dantrr. expect no hBtm From that
moment tsa,d ColoneI DAVIS the yunn-
,eers fei, assured OF victory. The pre-
sonee Of that old mao inspired courage
+. TINT could not be overcome and not g
Il soldier present, said he, (poinWng to ta'
regiment before llm,1 betlell then wlIhp&
to die rather than to yield an inch.
s. Ii vas not continued Col. Dayrsl a'oo
I'd ON the battle field that we learned 10 lo'
re- Gen. TayIor. The excitement ct the cit
mage over, the same soui that could rema
uninoycd when lis friends were taliae trk
pc leaves around him. who Coud look ~
oy blanchej upon the front Of the 'hauderIH
=. artillery, become tic poor soldiers mo
sympatmsug friend, aud the eye 50 ste
n balie was as mild IS The tender heafI'
bl' inatfon'.
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At the same time and place Tract of Land.
known as the Link Tract containing about $50
Acres,
The above property is that part Of the real and
personal estate OF the late Peter Forney, which
was devised and bequeathcd 10 his widow for her
life. Persons desirous Of purchasing any OF the
above property are requested to examine the same
previous to the day Of sale and for information
in relation thereto are referred to Dr. William
Johnston, Miles u. Alternately, Thomas RoE-
IN and Ir. Saunders. " no resides at the Mudi-
son Fsrnace. The terms OF sale will be IL
months Credit on the personal property, and two
vea,s creeit an the real estate with interest from
ard after the expiration Of II months from the day
Of sale, r,x,
Mav 81, lsi7. 1884
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Madison Furnace and Forge
Also

together with one half Of the patterns, tools, Sc.
belonging to said Furnanco and Forge
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NOTICE.

Printers Fee. g. so
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(Eg.FEsEOTTE

ynElE lbsc iber would inform tis friends and
Tie public 10 general that be has purchased
tl,o ratfte stock OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-09
Z, N "a Isah AIS

p3oR CARRYING THE MAILS OF TIE UNITED
l. STATES. from the ION Decembrr is4,, 10 lir
10Th Of June 1851 rhr following routes VIII he re-
ceivrd at the Contract Once Of the Post Office Depart
ment in The city of Washington, until y, noon, oil the
la day of Derember 1877 to he deci led ne II das ::
No aiOI-Pmm Washington. by Alexandria. Deco
gion Dnmfies Garrlsonville. Stafford C. H. and Fai-
mouth. Fredericksburg syty miles and back daly
Isl Proposals invited for the tanSpnriao on o me
great Northern and Southern mails, with the local
mails. ,n.,,
iion of all mails usually passing between the points
named except the great Northern aud Southern mails
Leave Washington daily al 4. T. d., arrive ~ IRE
dercksburg next day by 3, H. ". Leave ffedeficks.
burg daily at e. A. NJ, arrive al washington same day
The bidder will state the mode ofconveyance content
M lja7. Prom Frederick sbure, by Bowling Green,
Turner. store White Chimnies and Hanover Z. IL to
Richmond sixty one miles and back, da''y, ,,,..
Isl Proposals invited for The transportation I" the
great Northern and Southern mails, with the ioca
mails. ,.,,.,,.
zion Of all mails usually passing between lnr no,n.S
named exc.pt the great Northern aud Southern mails
Leave Fredericksburg daily at y, a. NJ, arrive ~
Richmond same day by I. r. NJ. l.-are Richmond DAT
~ st o. p H. arrive At fredericksburg next day by =
Tile bidder will the mode of conveyance con-
tcmplaled by him. ,,.,,
when other connexions with the mails North OF Wash
insion become desirable or necessary
NOTES.
Each proposal should he accompanied Dy guar
signed hy one or responsible persons, IN the ioi-
lowing manner, VIZ:
"'The undersigned, guaranty that
| if his bid for carrying the mail from 10 ne
nv the Postmaster General shall enter into an
obligation prior The first day II January nttf with
good and sufficient surees TO perform the service pro-
This should be accompanied by the certificate OF
poslnas,er or other equivalent testimony That the
ruaaniors are men of property and able to make good
The nronosa should be sent TO The department sealed,
tne ~ !. pranosais csr route No In - and
addressed Ia the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from ennln'na
ract is 10 be made, the last annual advertisement
c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
| Posr orricE DEraRTMrsr, oci. ~ 1917.
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VA l. U A L Z
ysaI6aDOIli Eland A:,s sale.

PURSUANT to 4 decree Of The Circuit Superior
j Court Of Law and fhancery, for thr county Of Ga
rone in the suits of Suiton's Guardian sutton and
Others and Sutton Sutton and others. we shall, on
tho 10Th day of November s3 ii fair f not, The next
fair day. upon the premises offer for e, 10 The highest
blddtr, at public auction, that well known TRACT ot
LAND ol which the late John .. sutton died seized,
called The Union Immediately the old stage road, IN
county of Caroline containing from {" Give 10 four
teen hundred acres OF land, of which fion four 10 six
hundred acres are Mattaponi low grounds. THIS farm
is about three miles from Pole TAT Turnout on the
Richmond Frederick sharg aud Potomac Railroad about
thirty miles from Richmond, AMI Tie tine distance
from Fredericksburg. ana about twelve miles from The
Bowling Green.
The improvements are large, spacious and conve-
nienl two story dwelling house, with good kitchen.
in healthy and agreeable neishborhood. large pof-
ton ni The farm j. in wood cnnainIn. an abundant
supply of choice timber. Few farms in the county Of
Caroline afford many Inducements To the purchaser.
The terms vii lie cash lui onrhd Of the pnrc lse
money ard credit Of one and Two for the resi-
due-tie deferred payments 10 be secured hy bond,
with approved security, and der Of trust on the pre-
misses, carrying interest from The date
SAMT. 4. SCOTT, @"' -
Al the same lime and place will he sold all the crops
made mpon the Farm the present year, consisting o
Corn. Fpddrr Oats. &c. tie Household and Kitchen
Furniture Stock Of Uorses, Cattle Hogs, Mules and
Sheep .
TERMS-Cash for all sums oflrss than sIn credit c
nine months for the balance r. W. SCOTT,
Administrator cf j. q. Sutton, deceased.
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ON lSSIO NERS' S ALE
OF Real Estate,

IN HANOVER COUNIf-
ny virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Superior Courl
ID Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover,
orrpounced on the 9Th day of October l8i7, in suit
therein pendine in which Richardson Glazebrook 10
hrr : Giszebrook, John o. Glazebrook. Larkln w.
Gazrbrook and Others plaintiffs vs. Judith Glaze
brook widow Of John Glazebrook, deceased, defend
ant, the undersigned, as the Commissioners therein
named will sell AT public auction, to the nignesl ou
der on SATURDAY, the 4th day of December next, al
The Tavern of Colonel +. M. White, adjoining the
premisrs, the TRACT OF LAND mentioned IN the
BIN Of which John Glazebrook died seized, containing
y rcrn, survey 2l5 acres map of which can be seen
rs application to Robert :. Glazebrook OF the City OF
Richmond who will take pleasure in giving any intor-
nation relative TO said land. The location sremakabiy
a.lIlhy and the neighborhood excellent The tract Is
we'll wooded, containing between 80 and IS acres Of
arst rate low grounds on Falling Creek, IN original
y,gth. Colonel T. nj White, or Richardson Giaze-
'rook living the premises will show the iano 10
INV person DESTROYS of viewing the same II practl-
able IL will be divided into more parts TO suit
he convenience Of purchasers.
TrsMs:-Cash will be required Of the purchaser, TO
pay expenses attending sale, and credit of twelve
aonihs will be given on the balance; the purchaser
giving bond and security, and the title retained until
al The purchase money be paid
ROBERT g. GLAZEBROoK, com,s
l.. w. GLAZEBROOK,
Nov o-ctds
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FAIRFAX ACADEMY.

Dch' -. -"
i on the first Monday In January, and terminal on
the last Friday in November, with vacation from Inc
iirs; OF June the fist Of July Tie Principal has
been recently selected 10 take charge OF this Institution
hY its Board of Trustees after an acquaintance WIN
his qualifications teacher. Having hern cadet of
the Virginia Military Institute and being practically &C
uunlnted with the system oi merit and deett, 80 sue
c4ssfully introduced there, hr has determined 10 model
his academy after that discipline The standing oil the
students will be regulated by their daily recatnns ana
department and faithful account Will he made quar-
terly 10 parents and guardians lie has associated WIN
himself Mr Thomas s. fleming. a graduate Of IL. =
College, TO whose charge will he committed The IN
sruction Of the Creek aud Mathematical Glasses Tie
village IL unriyaed for good healthy the people moral
refined and distinguished for their -obriety consdrra
lions which should not be regarded by the qua ans
of YOUTH The course Of study viii embrace the ordi
aud French Languages, aud Mathematics, lnciuuins
all its higher Notwithstanding and the Sciences
including all the branches Of Natural Philosophy, VIII
also be taught
Trsxs:-Board may be had of Mr.. and Mrs. Spots
wood, who fully prepared to accommodate board
ers al $50 for the session of ten months.
TuITior Lowest terms Of admission SEQ; for
Grammar or Geography, each an extra charge Of So
for Latin, Mathematics and the higher English
branches, each ALL $685. for French or Greek an e1
ira charge of SIS. The tuition fees are payable one
half on the first of June and the other half on the first
Of December.
RrrrRr,crs:-The Board OF Trustees OF tile fnst
tu,ion the Faculty of IIampden Sydney College, Colo
mel j. e.. Gibson and J. e. Green, Esq, Culpeper; Dr.
Abner Crump, General William Lyon and Chastan
Cooke, Esq, Powhatan; Samuel P. Halves, Esq !,
Richmond; and William H. Harrison, Esq, Amelia.
Gentlemen wishing to engage sons or wards, VIII
please do before the fifteenth of December IN person
or by letter, addressed 10 the Principal at Cupeper
Court House, Virginia
2 1pc A a tllthJap.