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CHRlSTlE's GALvANIC STRENGTHEN
ING PLASTER

THESE truly beautiful articles especially adapted
for this peculiar season of the year, az preven-
tive Tor colds and the long train Of affections which fol-
low They highly recommended for many of those
complaints 10 which females especially are liable As
an effectua means for strengthening the system when
debated by disease or other causes; as certain aid
In constitutional weakness, and in all affections Of the
chest The Galvanic Strengthening Plast.rs will he
found Of great and permanent advantage. They are
made Of various shapes and patterns according to the
The sensation caused by wearing them, is exceedingly
pleasant and agreeable.
For further particulars advertisement in another
part this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis BY application to the acensfor this city, messr
DUyAL & PURCELL, Druggists. l47 Main ST., Rich
mnnd. Va Also, for sale in Wytheyille, Va by VIM
H. RpiIler. March, JsA7
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Music,


HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED
At MUSIC SALOON, 100 Main Street, cor.
ner Of Eleventh
CMlLE OF MY NARY-wo'ds ny T. w.
- Tucker.
o, give me home II in foreign land, (song,)
sung BY the Harmoneon Family as ousrte'tr;
music by L. v. n. Crosby,
Postal; OF, Eyes, the die is cast" by Million.
have come from happy land; by Dun.
When the baule is DER; from the songs OF Oh.
Young Bachelors March, dedicated 10 the
Young Bachelors Society; BY Allen DodwoI'h.
Col. Nays Quicksiep; by Babcock.
Lea Baccbanales Quadres Brilliant; by the
author of La Chase Internal.
Don ouixo,te, sell Of brilliant Quadrilles
with vigneile; by Ludue.
La Cerlio Polka, as danced al The Polka soi-
rees ip the Northern cities. APlh*
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w. p. TurpaRa's lottery Office,
MO. lot EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

~ Virginia.
j. W. MdURY l. c., NaSs9RKs
W. z. TURPiN, VENDER
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
36,666 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class o, for l847 10 be drawn
April Sd. e Sumhers-i4 Drawn BALLOTS. Grand
Scheme $50 SEC, ID 333, 6,GGs, u.s. Of 1000, OF
1900, of 1885, OF 200, 20 Of $780, so Of $50 $50 Of
l3J, ETC. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 50. Crriih.
Gates Of % who!es $40; shares In proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for lsi7 To lie drawn
April 10th. IS No. Lolery-l2 drawn ballots Grand
Scheme $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000, 1000, $3.50,
1900, 50 Of 1000, so OF 500, Ill Of $50, etc. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters So Certificates OF Packages
OF 25 Whole Tickets $780, IS halves Co; % quarters 80
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class r. for 1877, 10 be drawn
April oath. &C No Lott-ry-l3 Drawn Ballots. Grand
Scheme: $4,000 0,OOC 5,nn0 1900 2,as2 Of ono,
10 Of 500 10 Of 400, a26 al $50. elc. Tickets sl2;
halves G. quarters g. Certificates OF Packages Of 90
Wholss 500; ~ halves 50; - quarters d.
oo222 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, for SAT, 10 he drawn
April 9th. 66 No. inttcry-ln drawn ballots. Spleen
did Scheme $50 22a Ill, 7,7o7. 1888, Of III. 5
OF 49, 10 of 81 of etc. Tickets ST. halves so;
quarters as.
Remitances received fire. Of postage. Drawings for
Warded, when requested, AZ soon AZ received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
March 30 w. r. TtlRPlN.
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Richmond, Feb. %. l547.-cl0t

IN observation-disclosures AT Rules held IN the
Clerks flee OF the Circnit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Buckingham county, on Monday, the
Let day OF February, .sH.
Jobn D. Richardson and John Harvey, late mer-
chants who sue for A5ner r. Harvey. Trustee, &C.,
against riain,lnsi
Abner W Winro and George y. Saunders, admins
,x,o, ~ s,mue, s,nndets Defendants.
The 5,endan,. Abner W. Wingo not having entered
his and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the ues this Court, and Il snpear!ny
by satisfactory evidence thai he Is mol ar nnaoan, o.
AMI do appsr al the be holden for the said
on The rs, Monday in April next and answer the bill
VI he nnint, erd that copy OF this order be forth.
18th ,ns.r,ad n, son. ne wapapr published In the city
n Richmond for Two mouths successfully, and posted
y, M T,oni door CT the Coa!t-house Of this county
p, a-eras " ~" h. RLpRIDsg, c.e,so.
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THE TWO STARS. "A
~ STAR OF THE SOUTH ~

fS~TA STAR OF THE SOUTH ~
-lAl-(nct Mr.. CALHors, since ho hasLlA IL
TKEsPsisED Of The pRes5-aud ne yer
Will bcl-anf STAR OF THE EAST.
These Two Horses will stand on both sides OF James
GEOGRAPHICALLY By the leap and insurance. AS
There arc large number OF persons wishing calls from
them on bnth sides OF The river-frnm what can
cerstand, four or five thousand In sir coun-
ties on each side Of James Rverthsy will stand nj no
partcul AZ place long, but in directions most
wanted promised them las, year 10 the people Of
Albrmarle Fuvanna, Louisa and Goorhland but was
unable 10 comply. This year am in hopes | can
Ihry VIII he al Alternate April Cont rs a COM
mrnceneEt Of the season. From what | can under
siand there -four five thousand mares In six coun-
ties alon---on each side of James Ryer-watng their
arrival, but they can only serve limited number In
travelling they VII he led sl except the riders
They VIII not be fniigned The leap aud insurance VIII
be made low 10 give all n chance and particularly TO
those who treat the Horses well, and take some rans
To doso, in their travel.
Tho course Mr.. Calhoun has taken In the Senate
would destroy FcRrr-FivE Sraas OF rHr SourH.
parted with Star OF the West H. C!ayl "ung time ago.
o. account Of HIS rs.aPLisc Ok Tax CONSTITUTIONS or
The UNITED STATES. ! now part with Star OF the
South, SoRrvka AID FOREVER, ms
rRkxrLiNG or THS LIpEFIr Or PsYss | would
like Star Of The East, (Black N y wish one
more Stallion, which sbn name star Of the North
file proges recreant others shall Certainly never
have another, ard shall GUT President maxim. atogc
Their, except for myself; aud when get recreant like
they, shall r. .ct myself rsx the people 10 do H.
CLEMENT RUSH he la FoNTAISE,
Ate. his maryred ancestors If Ffance-nartyred BY
tbr minions of Lbs Pope OF Rome.
r. :. TIE Democratic press throughout the Union
THE usios al Washington partlcularly-and the Whig
PRESS all who ihhk proper, are requested 10 copy But
shall not pay them.
-D.>rEL WEBSTER II am fearful he would not
Raso mrcs NORTH, Souri,, East OR WEsr-of course
there Is danger II his ever being elected President.
nor Mr Clay, nor Mr. Calhoun. c. r. u. l.. F.
March .g-f2aw2w6e law lstJuly
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Approved. February Is, ls47.
IPusLrc-No. 10

AN ACT making appropriations for The payment of re-
evolutionary and other pensions Of the United States
for the year ending the thrtleth June one thousand
eight hundred and forty eight.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House of Repres
tives Of the United States Of America In Congress
sembled That the following sums be- and the same are
hereby appropriated out of any money In the treasury
otherwise appropriated for the payment Of pensions
for the year ending the theth of June one thousand
eight hundred and foriy-eight:
For revolutionary pensions, under the act of the
eighteenth of March, one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen, sixty seven thousand TWO hundred dollars
For invalid pensions, under various acts, hun
dred and siIty-six thousand dollars.
For pensions TO widows and orphans, under the act
Of the fourth of July, thousand eight hundred and
htysix two hundred and ffty-eght thousand dollars.
For pensions TO widows, under the act the seventh
Of July, thousand eight hundred and thirty eight
and the acts supplementary thereto, two hundred and
seventy Thousand dollars.
For pensions widows under the act of the third of
March, one thousand eight hundred and forty-thres,
ifty-six thousand dollars.
For pensions 10 Widows under the act Of the seven
teenth of june thousand eight hundred and forty
four, four hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
For halfpay pensions 70 widows and orphans, paya-
BILE through the Third Auditors office, five thousand five
hundred dollars.
For arrarages prior to July first, thousand eight
hundred and ffleen payable through the Third Audi
tors office, one thousand dollars.
Sec 3 And be II further enacted That, from and af
ter passage Of this act the Secretary of War Is here
by authorized TO make such compensation agents for
paying pensions as may be just and reasonable, TO be
paid Of the fund appropriated for the payment OF
revolutionary PENSIONS out IN no case to exceed TWO
pensation be In full for all their services and any
contingent expenses that may arise in the discharge Of
their official duties, books, printing and stationery eX
copied Provided, That the amount of compensation
allowed TO any pension agent shall not exceed one
thousand dollars per annum And provided further,
That the Secretary OF War shall so regulate the remit
tances made pension agents prevent an undue
accumulation Of balances In their hands,
Approved February 20, l647.
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By anl0es IL isroiher. AuCis
SALE OF LAND IN HENRICo.

81 u vt Ls1ISD TN HENRIJU.
DuRSU MI III he provisions OF a Deed of
i Tfusl, executed By Frederick Bergmanu.
and recorded in The Clerks Office oil The County
Court Of Henrco, the subscriber, who is thereby
appointed Trustee, vii! proceed, on The 24h day
OF April, al IL o'clock, NJ, 10 sell upon The pre-
misses Inc property Conveyed By said deed, viz /:
hi!y acres OF land lying 10 said county, and
within Iwo or three miles OF tie City OF Rich
mond, upon the Williamsburg Road, for cash as
10 one-hal the purchase money, and upon ere
di, Of SIX months as 10 the remainder. taking
bond and security for The deferred payAans, and
reservins title until the same is paid
Inc tue 70 said property is believed 10 be un-
e3cep'ionable; but The subscriber, selling as
trustee, VIII convey only The lille vested in him
by the deed Aforesaid
March 2O-dlm
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Ey ss. Goddia, Auct'r.

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CT.
TY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
fENEE Undersigned, acting as the Attorney in
\ TACT OF the heirs Al law OF Archelaus
Hughes, deed, lale Ci the City OF Richmond,
will sell al auction. upon The premises, on
TUESDAY The 18th day Of April next, COM
mencing al 70 O'Clock, NJ all the Real Estate of
which the said Hughes did seized and possessed,
situated on the South side Of Canal street and Of The
Basn and fronting on Canal street AID On 10Th
and ! lin streets. Upon Canal street there are
Ienemenss, among which is a large Lumber-house
nearly new, all Vi which are occupied by good
tenants. The lois on 10Th and Illh streets will
be each suadivitec into lots fronting Oh each
Street. This properly By its proximity 10 The Ba-
sin Of The James River and Kanawha Canal. and
the business part oi the city, is rendered, in the
estimation OF The public, OF greet roine.
And on The same day upon the premises, COM
mepcing AT S O'Clock, P. NJ, will be sold, ha.
large and desirable tenement at The corner OF
Grace ard 5,h Streets, lately occupied by the
decedent as residence; also, laat very hand
scme vacant 10, adjoining The same Il is
rarely that so much valuable real estate is
offered Tor sale al auction, bu! as sale is neces.
sary TO division among Tho heirs, the prcTer.v
will be sold without any iimt &c :ciGterer.
TERMs-t cash; balance in equal insaImen,s
al one, two and three years, for bonds bearing in
lerest, secured by a trust deed
w. GODDlN. Atty In TACT,
For The heirs law OF A. Hughes, decd
Richmond, 23i March, lS47-l0s
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TEXAS LAND FOR SALE

TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.
1--WE TRACTS Of very desirable LAND, in the State
OF Texas offered for SALE viz :-nne tract Of 500
acres, OF ,e4G &c. of 25O, ard OF
about .co0 Gcfrs.
Persons wishing 10 move to the South will lind many
advantages in this land regards location fertility Of
soil improvements, healthinegs of climate, &C.
The land win be SOLD for cash, ut modera,s price,
he barerei for other property easily convertible
nto money Tho THE win be guaranteed, and the land
delivered IN person. Apply 10
WM. GOULpiN, Asen;.
Corner cf New and Main st. Richmond, Va.
M,.,c r
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TEN poLLARs REWARD.

STRAYED from the residences of Archibald
SNy Govan, Esq in tho county o. Hanover on Tues.
Is u day, tue 23d Of February, 1871, my PolNrE
boo lie IS about two years old, about the middle
,,zs and Ia liver colored with the exception oil HE
hr.a,t rhch Il covered with white and lead coorrd
snots Any information concerning him will De mo't
thankfully received and the sum Of ten dollars very
cheeruy paid 10 any pers who viii restore him To
me. 1Eo ~. hiehano9o''
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTRUCTION, In
RICHMOND. VA.

THE have associated themselves for the
purpose OF presenting 10 The student tie oPponun
~ Of being thoroughly instructed IN the elementary ana
higher Departments Of Medicine. The want of suita
bic attachments with the who enter the ranks oil
the profession as awakened The profession Of our en-
tire country the necessity Of reform; ana the most
feasin,e corrective, and which Is at hand, Us we'll
regulated system of Instruction. conducted In private
where the obstacles In the progress 81 the student may
be seen and removed. The establishment OF almost en-
tirry branches the rapid advance In several OF the
inportan, departments, and The grsnt change when
they have mpre upon the science, cave displayed
the utter futiy of the loose system OF olce inslruc
tlon in use for half century,.
MANY or those TO whom the instruction 81 the student
b,, been cnn6ded from their from the great
mers or from the tolls OF aborious Practice are not en-
abed Ia keep pace with the advancing step OF the SCI
anrr Text books which, during their pupilage, were
deseryedy rcpnted valuable authority have become Oh
sler and ii not false guides TO The student. can at
besr hut conduct him tho threshold OF his profession
,rhs several departments, embracing General and
s,er,ol Pathology General and Special Physiology,
Therapeutics Anatomy Surgery, Medicine, Ons'e'fies
Malaria HedI.a Medical Jurisprudence and Chemistry
with ihe appcalon of Ausctltaon ard Percussion 10
the Eyploraon of Disease, VIII he so arranged ana IN
troducrd "a the STUDENT to secure uniform progress
I'm his studies Clinical instruction will also Constitute
\ ,e,t Of the course and the student viii NJ all lines
have access 10 tho medical and surgical casss undef
treatment in the College inifmary and Richmond Aims
House. -, ..,
Tn, system Of instruction will consist Of recitst!obs,
CAREFUL examinations and prelsetlons daily houshcu.
the session Of five months commencing on the tnlru
Monday tl5,h) of March, 1877.
TIE classes VIII be 30 arranged N TO suit those WHO
are commencing The study OF Hsdcine and others bio
arc In different stages Of proficiency.
Fec for the courss, payable in advance, $50.
AUG. l.. WARNER, N. D.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
JAMES n. CONWAY, 81. d.
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rIrrY DOLLARS REWARD.

A SECONDED from this city, the lst January last
A Negro Man named BuHREL. lie !. about ,wen,
tythrec years of age, black ana was ~
n.csmser last, BY M William II. g. Lumpkin, Of ihi'
esv The ,e to the above named boy Is now 10 III
CATION between Mr.. Lampsin and nyse'i; na. wa, !,
Me,srs; s saM.sw s"''0"'''' F. G. MURPHY.
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The Boston Mercantile Journal of March a5, 1910,
gives the following notice OF the most popular remedy
of the day
We speak In praise Of Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry because we believe from own knowledge ot
the article that IL one Of the hest IN the market for the
compainrs for which il is recommended
Thi. medicine coming from such respectable source.
end carefully prepared by experienced and skiliul
PHYSICIAN Is received BY the pualic with confidence.
ts efficacy has been proved In many ohdurate of
disease, and liz fame has rapidly extended. II has
been extensively used in every part of the country, par
ticularly I'm the Middle and Northern States and strong
testimony from iateceni and highly respectable per-
sons has been adduced in favor OF lis merits, ar re-
mcdy for colds and coughs, affections Of the Chest dis
eGsed liver and dyspepsia.
ar Beware OF counterfets and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember
they only initiate in nane without possessing the vir
TAg,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed I.
Butts on the wrapper
SETH W tOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
For sale, Wholesale and retail. by
GAYNnR a WOOD,
No 4s Main Street,, Richmnnd,
Anr,l And by Druggists &c neraIly.
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II late arrivals, have received Spring supply
~ of STAPLE anG FANCY DRY GOOBS
embracing every useful, new and desirable article
Ga our second floor, Country Merchants will hnd
Goods well suited their sales and at az low rates as
they can be bought in the market.
In on. retail rooms our lily and country friends ard
customers will find an equally Well assorted Stock,
suited TO their wants. We respectfully ask call from
all who wish 10 purchase either Al Wholesale or RETAIL
March 30-cH CAY, MATHEWS & co.
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FOR SALE

nv v,,t,s az decree Of the Comfy Court OF Gcoeb
D land, made on the 18Th day OF Msieh, ,aai1 pro
dis,-,v on the Canal, on THURSDAY. The 9Th day Of
an, nsx, TO The hi shssl bidder for cash. twenty likely
rnnn. Negroes consisllng OF Womsn, Boys and Girls.
''uAs GEO. p. H0LEMAE, GusidsH.
eeeehlsrd, HsTeh 3o-seaw2w
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lYsra. y. ,sifcaanh

lKECENTLY FROM BALTIMORE,l
II RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' of Richr,oud
~ that she intends giving lessons In the following
hianches OF The Fine Arts VIZ: Wax Flowers and F.t
Ehany Work, Painting IN Water Co!ors, u new STYLE
Of landscape Painting, Hair Flowers Grape Fruit, Vel.
r-t and sam Painting, Wors'cd Work. Shell Wu,k, &c
Terms made known by application at her present re-
sdence, t:rs .iac"rr's Boarding House opposite the
Exchange Bank where those who will favor her with
n rsi; can examine her specimens, and judge OF her
Claim TO a share # public patronage.
Jan. Iy-c,.J,n
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JOHN C. SHAFER e. co.
noae .xD Dp,prre

TAILoRS AND DH1PkkS.
i's Se ss01 York; and Rie tS "s Va,
A RE now receiving their Spring Fashions,
"A and respectfully solicit The honor OF visit
Fresh goods received from New York, per E1-
press, crry neck during The season.
March l6-d3l&clm
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
rTNlIE Board az Vlsiiers will meet al Lexington on
4 MONDAY, the 25:h of June, l547, 10 make ap-
ponnIens as Cadets in the Virginia Military institute
perintendeni, pr..r that day. There will be vacan.
for stare Cadets IN the following Senatorial Dis
tricts: Augusta, i!naoneaa, Isle OF Wight Halifax,
Wyihe. Charlotte Piltsylvania, Hampshire, Washing
ton. Fairfax. Bath. kinawha.
The nsitu;. shes 10 The rArr Cadet his board,
washing inn. fuel, lights, Snrgrnn, books, station
cry and matrass IN consideration Of which, he binds
himself years after graduation rs teach
er He Is CHARGED with cLoTHIS6 Only, The Cost 81
which, Including pnrket money ltfe control nt which
IA rXerc ell by the Institute cannot exceed SD year,
and, hy economy. may no reduced 10 $40 or So.
Arpcai VII ~ The sen- me be received For al
misson as pay Cadets; the total expense including
elothinr Lens rbnnt $3.50 Tor 10 mnn;hs.
All applications must br accompanied hy undonbted
evidence Of fair moa character, ard no person IL np-
poinrrd us State Cai.i whose pocIn.ary circum,an-
crs a:cl .uch require The aid which l. cnhte1-
Mated fcr ihis class ri Cadets:
Qu.rIrfr .rtnSs-tcr hs.wcen l6 aud - ye1rs-m'-
nimum height feel inches AID freedom from bodily
disease cr dein nifty.
TERM OF SERyicE Three years az STATE aaiet-nct
Less than two years for pay Cadets.
The exercises Of the ne, graduation class viii iase
place on Monday, 5til Of Jny, which occasion The
class " III he reprr srntci a. follows:
Sanatn:y addresses 10y Cadet II. B Smyth oi Hythe.
Grafton by Cadet g. {. Wharton, Of cnipep-r
Grafton by Cadet u. H. Powell, Of iouioGn
valeiiciory Addresses by Cate. J. {. Moncure, oil
81 ford.
Exercises appropriate To the National Anniversary
will consist In lie reading Of the Declaration Of lnde
pendrncc by Caaet j. L. polndexter OF Richmond Chy,
and IN Grafton by Cadet r. B. Jones, of Frederick
The Alumni Association will meet on the 9Th day Of
Juy An address wilt he delivered by Lewis a Gar
''''' ''f'' y FRANCIS n. SMITH, snp't
March 26-c3tSx l2ft site kwta9ie
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY, CARO-.
LINE COUNTY. Va.

rgNHE subscriber having been elected Ptt.cnai .. this
Institution, sn long and favnraHly known, would an
nouncs ilr pub. that ]; will be op-net again ll:r
Is April II. The buildings Will he PUT ~ Complete
rrpaT, aLd ample and comfortable accommodation will
afforded fr iafs. rnmer Of boardors. The situ..
lion Is retired ani remote from any public place being
nv. miles from Port toya and aLoIl fifteen fiom FREE
dtricksh:, yet sufficiently near H. he easily srcrssl
bic aud il unsurpassed by any In Virginia, neigh
hGhood, atGinfss u location, and arirness OF accom-.
moda,inn. The course OF instruction viii he extensive
and thorough, embracing ali the sridrs in the depart
mants OF iir Classics, Mathematics and English usual
" pursued In Institutions Of high order, sach rs will
NJ the student for College, for any Of Tie professions
for entern. Z, once upon The daes of life. TheEs Is
connected with The lnsiiutinn well selected Library
o. ahon seven hundred volumes, 10 which the students
viii have frer charge. The scholars Will board
in The family of tho Principal, and be received and
treated a members Of the The government will
be parental requiring, however, strict accountability
the pari o pGpiI. The first ression will COM
mence on the Isl Monday of April and close the last
day Of August with a vacation Of one month. No
deductions will he made FOX ABSENCE except in cases Of
protrac.ed Illness
BOARD tnciudins washing AMI fueli and Tuition, per
session OF Ave months half payable In adyance and the
remainder at the close OF the session, S65 90
Day scholars In English branches, IL so
g in Languages and Mai hcmatics, Is 90
French Language 5 90
RrrrnrScRs-IIonJ John T. Lolna1, fredericksburg
Gen. ). II. Lewis, Rockingham; Col. John W. Gillian,
DR.. E. II Smith, Dnwiddie c. n Rev. q. J. Gibson
Rev. J. NJ. Banniser Petersburg and tho Trustees Of
the institution.
Address, fur the present. Po.t Royal, Caroinn Coun-
IS. Va. GEO G. BUTLER, a. NJ,
.iarch I9--ctl5,hap Principal.
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MaRSIiAL'S OFFICE,
BY THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA

DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
GEORGE II. FLANDERS, master Of the Brig Kew
~ 'ns, whereof John y. Cushing is owner, as well
for himself as for the said Cushing the owner Of the
said BrIc, and also for the lhefcof having flied
libel or complaint In the psric, Court of the United
States for The Eastern District IL Virginia. public no,
tice Is hereby cven tina; the Judge OF The said District
Court hath ordered and directed that warrant OF az,
re,t Of the goods, AID merchandise mentioned in
tha said libel OF complaint all of which Vt he time or
such lbe @, complaint wria on board The said Br,e
keyns. under hlciie., lying In James Rver) should
Issue rcturnanle The FIRST day OF Tie next term Of the
said District Court, Al Richmond which day is sc. Tor
the hearing Of the said cause.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal L.. 8 Z SD
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