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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-06
sTAUNTON s. JAS. RIVER TURNPIKE

AT a special meeting of the Stockholders of the
'Staunton and James River Turnpike COMPANY.
held in the Court House. at Staun,1, aoreeabIv to
notice, on Saturday the II th of September, 1871
$40 shares of the whole 500 being represented bv
the owners thereof, in person, or by proxies incn
ding the States 2OO--on motiop, Col. JAMES
CRAWFORD was elected to preside and A :
HALL, Esq, to act as Secretary
The objects of the meeting having been explain-
led, and considerable discussion had, ID. w. Pstte-
son, Esq, the States proxy, moved the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Stockholders agree to accent
the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly
passed on the 18th day Of March, 1917, entitled
ian ACT TO increase the capital stock of the Staun-
ton and James River Turnpike Company &c.
provided mat any share holder in the Company as
now constituted shall have the option to take nav,
ment of the assessed value of his or her stock either
IN money or in the stock of the newly orpanized
Company as proposed in the said Act.
On the suggestion of Mr.. p. the question WAC IA
ken first on the proviso above and decided in tho
negative by the following vote, Ayes IS, Noes TX
The question then REQUIRED on the first branch of
the resolution, and was decided in the affirmative
Resolved, That the Commissioners appointed Inv
the said Act to open books for the subscription nj
the said additional stock, in Stanton, and in Rich
mond, be requested forthwith to open such books
accordingly and zeacasly to discharge the duties
enjoined on them until the object OF their appoint.
ment shall be contaminated
Resolved, That the Scottsviile Commissioners
under the said Act deserve the thanks of the STOCK
holders and the community interested. for the
promputude, zeal and success, with which fhev
have discharged their dutics.
Resolved, That j. &. Fulton, Nathaniel Mas
sey and Elijah Hogshesd, Esqs., be the three Com
'ssloneTs on the part Of the present Stockholders
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TRUST SALE.

In pursuance of a Deed OF Trust executed to me
= on the LIST day of September, 1916, by James
Paine and Louisa his wife for the purposes therein
mentioned and of record in the Clerks Office of
Bath County Court, shall proceed, on tie premi-
ses, on the I'd day Of November next, to sell to the
highest bidder, cash, the undivided interest of
said Paine, being one moety thereof in three sew
eral tracts of Land lying on both sides Of the Cow
pasture River. in said County Of Bath and also one
entire tract or lot ofLand lying the east side of
said River. and adjoining the other Land, being
the same Land conveyed by Thomas McDan-
Maid and Nancy his wife to said Paine, by
deed of CONVEYANCE bearing date on same day Of
the Deed of Trust aforesaid This land will be
sold subject to the'provisions of another Deed of
Trust executed 10 me by said Paine, ON the Goth
day of September, 1915, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of said County Court, reference be-
ing thereunto had will more fully appear.
Upon this Land is erected, and in full operation
a Saw Mill with circular Saw, and to run which
the water is taken from the River which supplies
a suf1iciency at all seasons of the year.
The title to this Land is deemed UNREASONABLE :;
but acting as Trustee, shall only convey such Ii
tie as is vested in me by said Trust Deed.
CHAS. L.. FRANCISCO.
October g. 1917
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FORM OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, that we, the
subscribers, being Stockholders in the Valley Turn
pike Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
a. B our true and lawful attorney and proxy.
to represent each of us in all general meetings of
the Stockholders of said Company, held from and
AFTER the date hereof, when we are not personally
present. (or represented by some other proxy of a
subsequent date) with full power and authority at
such general meetings to give such vote or votes.
and to do such act acts each of us could rive
or do as member of said general meetings, if we
were personally present-and wo do hereby ratfy
and confirm, whatever vote votes, ac or acts our
said attorney may lawfully give or do for us. in
pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred on him.
Witness our hands and seals this day of Sept,
lS47.
Sig of Witness. Sub. Names No. of Shares.
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NEW GOODS.

Y>IlE subscribers now receiving their supply
of Fall and Winter Goods. consisting in part
of variety of New and Cheap Styles, for ladies'
dresses
Plain. Black and Plaid Mouslin de LANES from
Is TO SIS. per yard.
Cashmeres from 80 cts. TO so cts.
Black Plaid, Mode and Satin Striped Alpacas.
from Is cd. to Is. Cd
Thbet Cloth.
Plaid and Striped Silk, Tarletons.
Lama Lustre.
Every variety of English and American Prints
Plaid Gnghams.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, sc.
Domestics.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps
Groceries, Queens and Glass Ware, Sc, sc.
Purchasers are requested to call and examine
their stock. MOSBY & TAYLOR.
Sept. %, lS47.
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to value the said Stock agreeably TO the provisions
of the Act aforesaid
Resolved, That the President and Directors Of
this Company take the necessary and proper steps
to have removed out of the road, wing or Kitchen
near the creek, below and adjoining the town Of
Saun'on. as by the agreement and assent Of the
owners thereof, it to have been removed sever
al years ago.
Resolved, That Editors of newspapers in Staun-
ton, Scotsville and Richmond, be requested to pub
lish these proceedings.
Resolved, That this meeting do now adjourn.
Signed, j. CRAWFORD, Prcs't.
Teste,-A. S. HALL, Sec'y.
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THE SYNOD OF VIRGINIA
eS. WILL meet in Staunton on tn
AVf-Y " 18th OF October next. sept. /!
LIST OF LETTERS
u EMAINING i'm the Post Office at Saunton
Virginia, ON the LIST of October, lS47:

II EMAINING in the Post Office at S,aunton,
Virginia, ON the LIST of October, lS47:
A-George NJ. Alexander, James Austin.
B-Jno. Burkhart, Joseph Bmkett, G.. NJ Bur
nett, VIM. ii. Byne, nellie 5. Braden.
Coco. w. Craven, John II. Cross, A. V.
Crcnshaw, Eliza l.. Crenshaw, Catharne Golf
man, Thomas Clark, Samuel Cupp, Robert Chris.
tian, Francis Campbell
D-Wilam Dunlap, Julian Davis, Peter Dug
las, George Deenbaugh, Miles Davis, John ii.
Davis. Charles II. Drummond
E-Samuel Ellis.
John ID. Furguson, John b. Farburn, Da-
vld NJ. Fackler, Jefferson n. Frame, II. Franck,
Frederick Fisher, VIM. Fouiz, James A. Frame.
G-Elzabeth B. Guy, Wilma Gillard, Samuel
Graham, Geo. Cannon, John Grove, jeremiah c.
Gardner, VIM. Caldwell, Samuel c. Grever.
A-Susan Hoy, Thos. II. Hall, Elizabeth Hill,
Jedadiah Hotchkiss, Eliza Hanger, John Hickey,
Henry Queary and Daniel IIumbert.
J-Jane Y. Joseph, Catharine Jefferson Alex
ander Jefferson, Nancy III. Jordan, William Johns
K-Latayette King, Mr.. Kincade, Thomas
Kinney, X. Kurz
Phillip Lindsey, r. Lount, Susan j. Lohr,
Michael Livick, Philip Lutz, Peter Lambert Cath
arlne Lowman, John q. Lewis.
M-Wm. ID. May, b. b. Minor Caroline Mac
tarland, Samuel Martin, William II. Munday,
James Miller, fieZekIah Mckune, jimmie Ma rStel-
Ter. John Martin, G. q. Miller, Arthur McLavy
N-Henry Near.
P-William Palmer, Henry Price, Robert Pot
ter, John Paxton, Isaac Potter, James Poage John
Parish, u. ID. Poe, John Pilson
R-James G. Reynolds, William Ralston, ia
cob Rohr. William n. Rosenberger
S-Lousa Steward, WIN. d. Snead, George
Shaver, Esther Shutz, George Simmerman, Sam
uel Sterrett, Alexander H. Smith, Susannah Shell
ly, Rev. p. Shickel, Penn Shiilet, William Shep-
herd, James Shields, John Silling, John Supple.
T-Alcy Irvine, Jos. Thomplison, Randolph
Tisdale.
W-.Janes III. Ward, Peter b. Wade, Richard
w. Wood, William Wilson.
s These Letters will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office, if they are not taken out the Post
Office before january |, 1913
NORBORNE G. BROOKS, p. NJ.
Staunton, Oct. q, lS47
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SALE OF SLAVES,
FURNITURE. &c,
"A N D H on Sc & lot,

RY virtue offive several trust deeds executed to
- me by William Craig, recorded ON the 9Th day
OF October, 1915, in the County Court Office Of Au-
gusta, and numbered |, =, ), 4 aud 81 shall on
Monday the duh day of October next, proceed to
sell, opposite the store Of A. $. Kinney, in Stauu
ton, at public sale, the following property FIVE.
SLAVES, to wit: Daniel aged 10; Jim, AGED
10; Lucy, aged ID; Agnes, aged 10, and William,
aged 8.
One twO-hOrse BarUuche g. Harness,
Several mich cows, 10 feather beds, with the
bedsteads and furniture thereto belonging, | set
mahogany dining tables, ] mahogany sofa, doz.
cane bottom chairs, doz. windsor ditto four rock
ing ditto, about $50 yds carpcting, | set common
dining tables, mante looking glass, small ditto,
. mahogany bureaus, | mahogany side board,
desk and book case, with all the books, about $50
volumes, l mahogany work table, mahogany card
table, pair shOvels and tongs, ) Tenders. 2 ten
plate stoves, air tight ditto, parlor ditto, pair
andIrons, doz. knives and forks, A doz. cups and
saucers, e doz. plates and dishes, doz silver table
spoons, dozen silver tea spoons, | set of glass
ware of about $50 pieces, cooking stove, ; tin
sales, and sundry other articles Of household and
kitchen furniture. Also the
House and Lot
at present occupied by Mr. Craig to be sold subject
to the purchase money, no part of which has been
paid by hlm.-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
The deeds require the property to be sold for
cash but 1t is expected that an arrangement will
be made to sell it on the usual terms of a credit
sale; and 10 that end MIR. Craig desires the persons
interested to confer with him before the SALE
.NlCIlO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
September 6. lS47.
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A NEW DOLLAR PAPER.
ROUGH AND READY.
1cONrr, a Mn tn a rrr rry,o
-UZGe-

RElNG the very best and cheapest newspape
- at the lowest price, namely, ONE DOL
LAR "A YEAR, payable IN ddcunce.
This paper is issued every Saturday, at nc Mas.
sau street, on handsome sheet, with an elegant
ly engraved title, representing General Taylor ON
horse back at the
BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
1t is also illustrated generally with handsome en-
cravings, representing the battle scenes of the war,
&c.
1t advocates the claims and supports the nomina-
tlon OF GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR AS
PRESIDENTS
1t goes for old Trough and Ready" party or no
party, as by far the very best man, in the United
States, TO be President.
1t presents all the details and incidents of the
war, us they received i'm New York
1t is running over with anecdotes stories, excl
ting adventures, sc. 1t also tells all the news of
the week, both foreign and domestic IT is "A
GREAT PAPER in all respects, both for city
and country subscribers.
1t is expected to have the largest circulation of
any paper in the Union. Every man friendly to
the election of General Taylor will subscribe for it,
IL will be sold by thousands all over the country.
Every Postmaster, who expects to be reappointed,
will act rs agent and procure subscribers.
The fact is, the CROUCH AND READY''
will be the recognized organ of the friends OF Gen
eral Taylor. who are in favor of his being nomina-
ted and ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE.
LET every well wisher of the country SEND HIS
DOLLAR forthwith TO
WILKINSON s CO., Publishers,
ll6 Nassau street, New York.
Price 5 cents, single; n large profit allowed to
agents, who buy in quantities.
For the purpose of facilitating the formation of
Clubs in all parts of the United States the Rough
and Ready will be furnished in numbers to one
address, paid and in advance, as follows
twenty-five ESQ cents cach) 30 90
Fl'ty copies go cents cach) 80 90
One hundred COO cents cach) 90 90
September 30, lS47.
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NEW STORE.
McN EAGH s. BROTNER.
OF ALEXANDRIA VA

OF ALEXANDRIA, VA,
HAVE established a branch of their business at
the Depot In Winchester, in the house for
merly occupied by Mr.. Beall, and are now receiv-
ing very large and general assortment of
Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps and
Dry Goods,
Consisting in part as follows Brown and Loaf Su-
gars, Pulverised and Crushed Sugars, Molasses.
Coffee, Teas, Tobacco, Scotch and Rappee Snuff,
Rosln, Nariagated, Rose and CASTLE Soaps, Sperm,
Mould and Dipt Candles, Chocolate, Salt Petre.
S Nader, Indigo, CoPperas, Alum. Chip'd Log
Oil, Putty, Lampblacb, Pipes, Iron Bound Tubs.
Extra White Lead, Ground Alum and Fine Salt.
Asplce, Pepper (ground and in the pod } Sanger's
Mustard, Nutmegs, EPSON Salts, Ground s. Race
Ginger, Maccaroni, Cloves, Cinnamon, Vinegar,
Rock and Fine Powder, Mace, Painted Buckets.
&c, &C., Mems and Boys Thick Boots, do. Kip
Boots, do. Brogans, do Kip do; Angola, Russia,
Cashmere, Is. b. Angola, Fashionable Coney, b.
b. Coney HATS. Navy, Fine. Ring, Palo AL
to, Muskrat and Hair Seal CAPS, &c., Sc, sc.
All OF which was purchased in Boston and New
York, and direct from the manufacture at Lynn.
(assachusetts,) by one Of the concern at ihe yery
lowest prices. We therefore feel warranted in
saying, that we can and will sell them as low as
they can be purchased west Of the Potomac, and as
we design doing cash and produce business, our
motto shall be short profits and quick sales We
will take III exchange for Goods, Grain of all kinds.
Clover, Timothy and Flax Seed, Bacon. Lard
Butter, Feathers, Beeswax, &C., SC. We will
give the highest price in cash for Flour, also re-
celve and forward Goods, Flour, Iron, SC. Sc,
with promptness, either to New York, Phiadel-
phla, Baltimore, Alexandria, sc. on the usual
terms. Give us a call.
McVElGH g. BROTHER.
Winchester Oct G. 1917
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FARM FOR, SALE.

FH>llE undersigned will sell, at private sale, his
- farm OF THREE HUNDRED AND FIF-
TEEN ACRES, ON the South side of the little
Kanawha River, four and a half miles from Par
kersburg; together with stock, crop in ground and
farming utensils or without these, to suit purcha
sers. The location is most eligible, there being
constant water communication with ParkersburG.
-IERMs liberal JOHN SIMPSON.
October q, ISJ7
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FAIR NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned regret, that to protect them
selves and families from annoyance and their
property from injury, they are under the necessity
OF tcrewarning all persons from trespassing on their
lands, either by ranging, fishing, hunting or in any
manner whatsoever. Any person or persons so Of
tending in future, may rest assured that thew will
be prosecuted to the extent of the Law
TM' CRAWFORD, SEN. Nancy NEWMAN,
JAMES GARDINER, SAM'L II. BELL,
S :, l. "AhDlNER, JOHN CRAWFORD,
II RANcIs BELL, JOHN III. BEAR,
ROBERT CHRISTIAN, JAMES W,,usnY
w M. .. WILSON REBEcCA BELL,
GEORGE WILSON Henry RIPPEro,
CHRISTIAN SHUEY, JAS. b. TrIMEtr
October 6, lS47.-3t&
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NOTICE..

VNHE general meeting of the Stockholders of the
Valley Turnpike Company will be held at
Woodstock on the 4th Thursday in October (the
2Sth.)
There will oe 4 meeting of the President and
Directors of said Company, on the 9th of October
at Woodstock. A full attendance of the Board is
earnestly desired.
BY order OF the President.
j. S. CALVERT, Treas. s. CpkV. TIC
Oct. q, lS47
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STOVE &c.

'H'HE subscriber has Just received from the civ
OF Baltimore. a large assortment of STOVES
OF various patterns, such plain Stoves with pipe
Cast Iron Alright Parlor Stoves; Sheet Iron Air
tight Stoves with cast bottom and top; SANKEY'S
Parlor Stoves for wood Cooks Favorlies. with
full set OF Fixtures and Pipe; and Ten Plate Cook
ing Stoves, with Fixtures; and also Mallarv's Pa
tent Coffee Mills; an assortment Of Brass Stew
Kettles; Scale Beams and Weights Block Zinc
Japaned Ware; Tinplates, Ga new article y Fur
naces; Coffee Toasters Lamps Soup Ladies' :;
Spittoons; Stove Backing; Swimmers. Ladies
and Forks, which he now offers to the public at
fair prices. He has also on hand large assert
ment Of TIN & COPPER WARE of his own
manufacture, which he will sell low for cash or
country produce or on time 10 punctual persons.
b. +. POINTS.
Stanton Oct 6. 1Sf7-G
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The Lexington (Ky) Reporter of the 18th ult.
says that the Hon. HENRY CLAY has returned
home from his visit to the Virginia Springs and
Cape May.-lIis friends will bo gratiiied to learn
that he enjoys excellent health.
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House and Lot
DISAPPOINTMENT.

ED THE above Sale is postponed until MON
DAY, the LIST day of November next, when it will
positively take place.
n. X. TROUT, Trustee.
October 6, 1S47.
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BEWARE OF CoUIyrgRrgITs
The gcHitinG BrdHdreh DiLs run be obiaiaed III the

me genuine DTdHdreth J'ttL run be obfdiHcd ~ the
toiiociHg places
William Kyle Staunton; w. w King, Wayucsbo.
rough William IT, Bell, Churchvillc; p. A. Hciskcll,
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs J. Il. Cyrclc, Par
nassus; III. Mcsscrsmith, Mi. Scion Tyre Maupn,
Nj. Sidney; James NJ. Stout. New Hope; ID. & w.
Whiimore, Mt Meridian; H. +. Graham, Grccnvllc
Jas. :. Coy, Dcerfcid McGulIn. * Co. Midway
Col. w H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co; John IT,
Dickinson, Millborough Springs; Crawford, & Go.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller. Cedar Creek W
VI. Douglas Mt Scion; Hobbs s Taylor. Valley Mills
September 20, 1871
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DAVIS A. ExAYSER
ATTENTION, HIGHLAND RIFLES.

5SAHADE in front of the Court house on Satur-
Gay next at O'Clock. in winter uniform. with
arms arm IN order for inspection BY order Of youf
Captain. Al WREN n (
Oct. 6, y ~
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FOR Il Il N II,
a EEOE.SE2 .g.yag3 EHE'

SITUATED in the Town of Lexington, in the
~ in the immediate vicinity of Washington Col
lege and the Ann Smith Academy The house
contains ID rooms, among them very large dining
room. On the lot all necessary out houses, and
two gardens. Such situation is most desirable
for boarding house, or for family wishing to be
near good Schools. Persons at distance mag ad-
dress me (post paid) at this place.
SAMUEL WALKUP.
Lexington, Sept. %, ISi7.-3t
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DR.. G. w, HARDIN.

HAVING permanently located in Middlcbrook
respectfully tenders his professional services
TO the citizens OF the town and vicinity: Office
one door west Of Gardner's Hotel.
July p, lS47.--0
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Dry Goods v3sSI GrOcertcS,

gencrally-all OF which are well laid in, and in
every way suited to the market, and we el'confi
dent they will please all.
Protesting only to sell for cash or its equivalent,
we are satisfied that can offer those buying up
ON the terms specified inducements not often pre-
senied.
We will take great pleasure in receiving, for
warding and selling commission, the produce Of
our friends and Others who may favorus with their
MISUNDERSTANDING undivided attention to their
Interests, and guarantee that they SHALL i'm every
respect, be pleased
Our large Brick Lumber House being situated
immediately upon the Basin bank, and having been
thoroughly repaired within the last few weeks,
together with its advantageous position, offers eve
ry safety 70 goods and produce consigned to our
care.
We will PURCHASE Flour, Wheat, Corn, Corn
Meal. Oats. Bacon, Butter, Lard, Barrel Slaves
and Hoops, hhds Hoops and every thing else offer
ed worthy of noe-either for cash or barter
Wishing to realize small profits from large sales
we most respectfully invite the trading community
TO give us call.
r. A. MOON,
w. II. DAVIS
Scnttsvi,le Sept o. 1917 If
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EXPENSES FOR SESSION or FIVE MONTHS

Scientific and Literary Course, per SEES.
sion OF five months, from $40 to SIS,
Latin and Greek either or both, TO-
French, TO-
If two or all the above languages are ia
ken. the whole charge for them is Is
In no instance. however, is charge of
more than $S25 Session made for any
selection, or all The a6oIe ndmedbrGnck-
together.
Former pupils may join any single class
in the Scientific and Literary course for
So per Session. and in this she will
be required to submit written compost
tions with the class monthly.
Incidentals for Rents, 80 cents.
The pupil is liable no otter charge ex-
ccpt in the Music DEPARTMENT. For
Lessons on Piano Forte and i'm vocal mu-
sic, with OF Piano, 500
Lessons ON Guitar, if added TO Piano, $40
If alone, 500.
Drawing aud Painting, TO-
BOARDING.
Boarding in respectable and gcntec families can BE
procured for from IS TO s 30 per month.
PAYMENTS
The bills for tuition arc payable in advance Or at the
close of the Session settled by bond bearing interest
from the commencement of the Session.
August Is 1877.
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REV. r. w. BAILEY, PRINCIPAE.

Mrs. BAILEY continues her instructions in the Music
and French Departments.
Miss ELIZABETH BAILEY, from Portland, is engaged
TO instruct classes in Drawing and Painting.
Miss CoRNELIA r. SrocKBkfDGE, from BGth Maine,
icW be connected ,r,M The school at he opening She as
ceH as Mss Bailey, is approved teacher, and iciu be
reta'ned U the patronage IF the school ,ciH justVyit
HE COURSE OF STUDIES embraces liberal Educa-
ton prescribed in the best collegiate institutes of the
country. The English studics--embr,cng Grammar,
Rhetoric and English Compositionsarec continued thro'
Seminary.
The ACADEMIC YEAR commences on the first Mon
GGy september and closes the last week in June
VACATION, July and August
The Academic year is divided into flro sessions of
tre months edcb The FIRST session closes on the first
OF February and the second the last of June There
as no rdcdti0n bcceen them. few days Of recess on
iy are given at Christmas.
Pupils may enter AT any time, and are CHARGED from
the time they enter. No deductions made for alb
sencc unless i'll cases OF sickness, necessity.
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A MILLER WANTED.

THNHE subscriber wishes to employ man who
can come recommended as industrious. sober
and honest to attend to his Mill. A man without
family will be preferred. An immediate appli-
cation will secure good situation.
OHIO WILLIAMS.
Millboro' Springs, Bath CO., Va.,3
Oct. 6.-3ts
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This Seminary has been in successful operation FOR
Eve gears under lis present organization steady
patronage, which has averaged about 80 pupils.
The building is large, commoiious and centrally
placed IN hcalihul and quiet Town in the fruitful Val
ley of Virginia.
The whole arrangements secure TO young ladies the
best protection IN family discipline, united with efficient
progress in mental education