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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-20
PIlBI.IC SALE


PURSUANT to a decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the county Of Monroe, In
the State of Virginia, pronounced the l4th day Of
May is47 in the Of Caperon's Executor against
against the defendants, the Commits
sioners, will expose 10 sale, al public auction tr
ghs .d 9ee year on the day
Septenber next, that beautiful aud valuable Estate
THE SWEET SpRlNGs-and the lands appurienan
thereto lying in the county nf Monroe, aud extending
into the county OF Allegheny. This property * siira-
ted in most eligible position for watering place The
Spring rises In one of the most beautiful and pleasant
valleys in the mountains of Virginia, and is unSnpass
ed in It's delightful summer climate, varied aud sublime
scenery and luxurious aud hea;ful bathing establish
II il distant twenty three miles from Coving-
ton the place designated rs tho head Of navigation ON
the James River Canal and IL is believed VIII he either
within few miles OF the great central Improve
ent the State connecting the James with the Dino
river.
The land is of very superior quality, and the improve
ments sufficient for the accommodation OF some
property Brick oei, 24u feet long and three stories
high containing dining room leo !eet long and furty
feet wide The other houses for The accommodation Of
visitors consist for the most part Of cabins
The Sweet spring Tract prOper-cm5racing The I'M
provements and containing $50 acrcs-w first lie sold,
then the residue of the lands, In such lots or parcels rs
may best suit the convenience of purchasers and most
enhance the amount of sales. The purchasers of the
Real Estate will be- required To give bond and security
for the purchase money, and The title viii be retained
until the purchase money is paid.
There will also be sold, at The same time aud place,
by said Commissioners, all the Household aud kitctn
Furniture at and belonging 10 The Sweet Springs, con-
ssns of such variety necessary watering places
The Furniture will be cold for chsh.
AS property of this description and value is but sell
dom in the market, the Commissioners would respect
fully invite the attention Of Capitalists 10 this adver'
tisement aud would beg leave TO suggest, that joint
stock company might be formed, and advanageously
invest in this property.
JAMES L. w0onviLLE, com,,.
HENRY MhSSIE, "0 "
july 20-c2aw2n
o.r The Richmond Wing, National lntegencer
and Charleston Courier requested to copy.
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EsUg,,enOt springs.

THIS establishment now fitting IN In a style well
i calculated Tor the comfortable accommodation OF
visitors viii be opened the first day Of July, eI7
These Springs situated in sight of the river road
the North side Of rowtatan county, near the Manakin
Town Ferry, about 10 miles above the city Of Rich
0nd. The location has long been famed for its health
fulness-and the springs noted for the curative quail
lies OF the waters. One Is decidedly sulphur, similar
in composition To the celebrated White Sulphur, but H.
weaker proportions. The other spring " chaly beac.
A coach line running from the Springs will connect
with the James River and Kanawia packet line u tho
Mannkin Town Ferry. about Two and n half mile,
North of The Springs; and similar line nf coaches ~
connec. with the Richmond nad Lsnchhurg line OF
stages al Marlborough, about ionf miles South Of tho
SpriEgs--and u daily Inns Of coaches viii run between
Richmond and the springs. Ry this route visitors Ca
arrive the Springs, travelling over good, shady
road in abnui THREE hOGrS n charge not exceeding
81 IS per head.
having been entrusted 10 MY care, bog tho
pubc that eyei0ns on ny pit sha'i be omitted u
ensure romnd and sali-.acii0n 10 visito5. The STYLE
in which these Springs have hecn nled mr-the a;
rangements in Ike way Of suitable assisianis r1mis
tent servants good nas,c, Sc-ths beautiful loeaoi
the great Of shady prnncnading ground nov Tn
der improvcnrI-ihe facilities, and email ca,t II
which the Springs be vsiied IN MY humble ,uas-
mr. nl entille the establishment 70 The ibe ii patronage
Of the public, dssirrg either health ~ recreation
Board will BIZ go i.r weef; for TWO HnfEa 20 fsi
week. for month, cal; or SIS ,T ;hs season, wkrf
IL expected 10 close nhou The Fret o October ivf nero
than one day, 81 90 per day for meiis 20 cent? ea-
dren under ~ years Of age and Servants hall prices
Horses, per day, 20 cents; for single feed % IS
CHARLES sELDEE.
H-y- Religious Iiefaid, Times & Compiler, Richmond
Whi. Republican The Southerner, Petersburg aepnh-
lcan In:e.ilpencer, Portsmouth NeS Era and Norfolk
Herald. win publish one mnn,h. charge Company, and
send accounts TO Treasurer Of Hnyncnot Springs CnL
pany. June iS--SiM
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III CHASCERY = v,aai-ia: : In Amelia County
j t,curi, 18Th May, 1877
Henry, son,cmcs called Henry Johnson. man If
color, SUING IN lorna lanperiai fIalhtiH.
John " Nash. Executor # ihaer Nah, decreased,
Harriet l.. Nash, Thomas 7. Giles e. T. pgges, Caa-
rine H., Ann G., Elias W. and VIM, u. Dicsrs Travis
C. Nash and Eppa Nash, Defendants.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court lt the
plaintiff hath proceeded IN the mode prescribed hy law
against the absent defendants, Thona' rsyion Giles,
Elizabeth C., Ca,harin- H., Ann c. Elias w. and WIN.
H. Digces, and they Sill failing 10 appear, on motGn Of
said paln,ii h. attorney the bill is taken for contest
ed the said defendants, and The cause coming on
10 be heard by consent parties. To The defendants,
John vs.. Nash, Executor ot Abner Nash, Harriet 7.
NASH TravisC NASH and Eppa Nash. upon the bill and
The exhibits flied In this cause, and was argued by
Counsel; and IL appearing 10 the Court that m,re than
Two years have expired -inceihe qualification ct Inc de-
PENDANT John w. Nash, Executor Of the decedent,
Abner Nash, II is ordered, That all persons who may
have claims against the dececent, dhner Nasn, exhibit
The same properly authenticated, within three months
frnr, this day, before Richard F. Graves VINO sappoht
ed The Commissioner Of :s Court 70 settle the sanie-
and II j. further ordered that said Commissioner aseer
tain ard report this Court the amount oil outstanding
and nm satisfied claims and also the amount and cha
raccr oil the belonging 10 the estate OF said ABB
ner Nash nov In tho hands ci John w Nas, his ES-
ecuior subject to the payment Of SAID outstanding
debts, and tnlr copy OF nI orae, ,s or
The said Commissioner In sons newspaper published IN
fhr civ or gchmond and posted 1t the door OF Amelia
Court hofc on two several Ioa't ua5 pirSou-y mere
10. A Copy-Teste, T. u. Leigh, ok.
The PARTIES interested in the foregoing order Of Court
are hereby notified thai have appointed the 10th day
or S.nte,brr next for ccmmencn. the accounts direct
I'd by hr said order which day. by G O'clock a. 81,
they are required attend al the Clerks Office Of Pow
ha,aa county, with their accounts, &C., ready for
minson and sel,lemen-and all persons having claims
again: Estate Of Abner Sash deceased are hereby
required to produce the before me- the and
NJ The place aforesaid with the evidence in support oil
darn fIevO he ed ttv~d
bv the order aforesaid. R, F. GRAVES,
July 13-cwsw Commissioner.
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a STAR OF THE EAST a
EAi~ AND L-A
lA STAR OF TIE SOUTH.LlA
TIE SPRIHL SEASON ENDED. JulN LIST.
Thu ,riH commence E'1N Season after
5r-, G0ys ycsg

TIM sriH commence Fen Season after
tc, days resi-.
STAR or THE EAST wi,! stand in Charlottesville,
and q few miles ;boyain the neighhoIhnoh OF CoI's
Tavern-where the mares from Nelson, Amherst, An-
euvta Louisa aud Fmyanna may he sen; Ia him. IL Is
unnecessary Ia say any ih;ne of this horse than
that the world has been challenged 10 produce MS
equal r any exhibit as line horse IN action,
beauty blood and form, will make them present OIL
this horse-and vice versa.
STAR OF TIE S0UTi--irrd ~ Star Of the West
the hes, bred horse contend, that tine world ever
saw thar ever lived have no interest In him now
ha wing parted with him land hs dam The finest mare
ever saw--tsirrs Tclemarhns, Roehuck and Madison
in s.ccessionl-w stand or visit different pats OF
Cumberland Prince Edward, Buckingham, aud per-
aps Appomal;oJ He will not he rode, hui TO rest the
rider.
am induced to believe that Fall colts The best
and am not alone IN that belief for there are many
great judges of The same opinion.
In order 10 satisfy n! in regard to the prices, they
are $40 insurance; season 81 single leap So
The visits round Will not be REGULAR, but as regular IS
circumstances viii permit.
The iIos,srs the Pedisrces, and attention Is re-
sprctfnlly invited.
Those NJ. satisfied with lie regularity Of the visits
round MAJ take advantage CT the Insurance leaps
provided they determine by the Isl October neat, and
the money paIt lur the leap Ira. Parting with the
mare forieit- the insurance. The price 81 insurance
mus; ie paid AZ soo' ~ e mare l. asrettiined TO be
in fnal.
The Fail ssason Will close between the Isl of octo-
her and the Is: November.
Ihaya The fines. Colt from Star os the South think
saw, and breeding. crossing from him,
in preference any horse IN the Union imported or
not II in England. lhina ;i;cv would both serve for
twenty rucas. The spurious Jaes breed of horses
doing great injury 10 Tie breed Of horses generally.
should like 10 get first second hand Printing
Establishment L. locate at buckingham Courthouse,
for the purpose Of printing books, handbils 9c-nOt
a observation-disclosures would print paper for either
party that might wish -imparailyrotaiag personally
The type aud press 10 be of The most approved style
would also employ person who can come recon-
mended for assiduity honesty and sobrey (and none
others need apply,] to take churse Of the establishment
Very respectfully
July l6-ctf c. r. FoNTAlNE.
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SANDS sARsAPARlLLA.-The means of lie.
moving disorders, and Of allevia,ing the suferings
wnish they occasion, when cure Ia impracticable,
The grsa, ends which medicines designed to accom-
pl;h We think ii may be said with truth that Sands
sasaparla. while il will alleviate pain in the
cases Of Scrofula and other uicerous and humorous dis
eases will Also In very large majority of such cases.
snsaa speedy. perfect and permanent cure. Nor has
pov' less eficacous in erupli0ns and other affec
ons Of the skin than in those which attack the flesh
sna ine glands. While, therefore, we would not pre-
unanimously Claim naibiliiy for this preparation, we
" sincerely believe, on the authority Of those who
wave Tested its effects, that in the complaints named
aha many others arising on unnatural condition Of
health
for further PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence Of
- superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
may BE- obtained Of agents gratis.
1 Prepared and sold by A. B. & d. SANDS, Drug
80 Uu Fulton street, corner of William, New York.
S s, also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
,mehmond, Virginia, and BY Druggists generally
ok bottles for IS. y -
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ppGTsI 4 VI ALTON

IMPORTATION having been received by The Execu-
tive that ROBERT Afford, free man Of color,
char ed in The county Of Stafford with unlawful shnnt
ing has fed from justice, and s now al large, do
therefore hereby offer reward af FIFTY DOLLARS
to any person persons who shall arrest tho ead Ro-
bert Afford, and deliver him into the jail of the said
county of Stafford; and do moreover require all Off
GERS civil aud military, and request the people of the
Commonwealth generally TO Use their best esertions TO
procure the arrest of tho said Afford, that lie may be
brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under The
lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, II Richmond,
lsIAL.l this fifteenth day of July, in the year Of
Lord thousand eight hundred aud forty
ven, and Of the Commonwealth the seventy second.
WIN. SMITH.
Afford is described as about - years old, very stouy
formed, and feet 10 inches high, hair long and
bnshy though straigbt-conpexi very Hight, 80 that
he might be taken for white man where he is not
known-has down look when spoken 10.
Inlv on-coaw3w
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STANTON, VIRGINIA,
RV Pike Powers.

THE exercises Of this School will be resumed on the
i 18th OF August, and Terminate the ls,h June
following. TIE CT instruction Is thorough and
accurate The boaTders reside in The house with
the teacher and constantly under strict but kind
supervision Monthly reports are regularly forwarded
TO the parent guardian. containing accurate state
ment Of the progress and department oftIc pupa and
bonots awarded to them the end OF the session,
according their merit.
Terms for Board and Tuition len months, 500, pay
able one half on the 18th August. and orc hait on !ata
January. No pupil will be taken Tor sho!lei I'me than
ton made for any except nroiIacted sickness.
Address "PIke Powers, Staunton,"
Julv o-c9awtlsiug.
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BOOKS, PIANO FoRTEs AND GUITARS
NASH & WOODHOuSE

ICEisE regularly the important New Books pub
,n,, msned IN the United States, and are constantly
Npgpea with good stock of the various Standard,
Roahs. Law, Theological, Miscellaneous and School
-, Their arrangements ia 10 PIANO FORTEs are most
representation as considered In regard TO quality,
soek, or terms of sale. In addition TO which. thew
sNe regularly employed In their establishment an nc
.mplished Tuner and Regulator OF the Piano Forte
.fuaehns assurance douby sure, that this department
nakei "sN''' N1'
= fine assortment Of Guitars, of various styles and
saa'iues The pattern suggested by De Feran,i Is
say admired for It's rich, Deep and at the same time
set ioas. They are Of the most beautiful workman
sup July IA
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS
SATURDAY NIoHr, July 10, l647.
The near approach flhe Steamers news keeps
the Cotton market in state Of suspense. To-
days sales only amount TO 500 bales. Prices are
very firm.
SuoAR AND MoLAssEs-Limiled sales are ma
king al tirmer prices.
FLouR-The bad weather operates uniavorab!y
on the market, The sales to-day comprise 1900
barrels choice Illinois at IS so. The price OF
Ohio brands is 5.
GRAiN-The Corn market remains al stand,
in consequence of the rainy weather, and we are
again wiIhou, any sales oil note TO report. lot
Of $50 sacks Wheat was sold to-day al 81 lSper
bushel.
WHIsKEY is dull al 81 % cents per gallon.
ErcHANor-There is but little doing either in
Foreign or Domestic Bills. Sterling, l04l a
1854; Francs ST. IS ST. 40; New York, GO
days, "a p per cent. discount; Checks, IL
a 3 4 per cent. discount.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUST SALE.


ON MONDAY, the a6li July, at o, lock. T. NJ, on
" is premises, by virtue Of Deed Of IrGs; ic US,
executed by the Spring li.l Manufacturing Company,
The 9th day of February. le47 lard of record in the
Clerks oifi-e Of Chesterfield County Cour,,) 10 Sc
cure the payment Of ccriain sums Q; money therein
mentioned 10 Hall Nelson, we will proceed In ONE
dirnce 10 his written request, and the TENS and cond
lions Of said Deed 10 make sale nf the of
land called "sPRiNG HILL" conveyed 10 in trust
as aforesaid with all and singular the improvements
SO conveyed The property lies on the Falls of James
RIVER aud cfefs good inducements for enterprises In
manufacturing.
Four thousand eight hundred and forty dollars of The
purchase money, and al commissions md expenses of
SALE Will he required 10 lie paid in cash, and credit
70 INC balance, according 10 the terms nf The deed.
(Which viii TIE made known IL tie salc,) vii, DO
given.
me ute TO the property is supposed to be good, but
we will convey only such tile Is is vested in u by
The said Deed Of Trust.
THOMAS NELSON,
CHARLES j. MORGAN
July l4--5f Trna,n.,
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oHLT-Froin wharf / $50.
BY M4GNt'IC TELEGRAPH.
q Hours Advance Of the Mail.

(CorrespoDdee Of The Richmond ENQUIRER
FILLMORE, July 10, P. M.
The s,sous news has completely unsettled
The marks, The effect has been 10 depress al
mos, eyervfanch Of trade.
FIons.ioward street is held a, &c. There
are moreellers Than buyers in the market.
Wus,-There have been sales Of prime red
TO-DAY go cts. per bushel. A few sales Of a SUI
perior ,licle at 100 1903 CTS. per bushel.
Cos-Prime yellow has sold to day al Is 66
cts.
O.-slThere have been sales Of Oats at "a
NMskrY-We quote barrels at "a cts. per GAL
NEW YORK, July 10, P. M.
The steamer Sarah Sands has arrived from
England She put inin Cork in consequence oi
an acril--. ~ her machinery, and left on the Sd
'4iy. She hrines nothing later. There is no.
hing in The foreign news, aside from the CONNER
,ial news, tina, is worth despalching by the 1ele-
graph. --.--
The STcck MARKEr is dull, with downward
endency The steamers news has unseuled the
market generally.
FLoUR-Small sales of Genesee at IS 1871.
CoRN-Prime yellow Corn has been sold To-
ay al So &c. per bushe.
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REEDY BOTTOM FOa SALE.

WILL he sold the premises, 10 the ghrsi bidder,
w on FRIDAY, the frs; day Of octn.rr nrxt, OIL
credi, OF one Two and thee years, tr above named
tate the residence o the late Thomas Watkins deceas-
I'd ou Dan liver miles Southwest Of iiliax, Court
House. and - miles below Milton, North Carolina con-
talnng 1854 good portion Of Which ID in woods
about 30 acres si Low Grounds; TIE up lands.
einaliy Of The finest quality, have been cultivated for
number Of years tile four shit sysIrm adapt
ed To the growth OF Tobacco Corn, Wheat, Os,s and
Glover On the land is Z convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary cuhous.a
Adjoining the ahGve is another tract OF 2.n1 acres
with good portion OF woods, which VIII De sold Ell
separate connected, may he most suitable 10
purchasers; this tract has also goai Dwelling 4 nd
other ouihousrs.
Persons wishing To purchase, will be shown the
lands by Mr. George T.. Richardson, residing tho
premises, or by the subscriber.
Privilege for seeding wheat will be given in tho
Fail, and possession on the first day of January next
WILLIAM WATKINS,
July l3-ctds Executor OF Tho's Watkins. deceased.
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Land. at0ck. &c, for sale.

THE subscriber wishes 10 sell his Plantation In Anne
i lia within four miles ofthe Court house, and near
the Amelia Springs, containing abour thousand
acres. generally in fac heart Upon this Tract there
some seventy or eighty acres Of Creek low grounds
very productive, and large body Of original wood
land, which would hiring the beat tobacco lie would
also sell The stock o mules &C, thereon, tose.
tler with farming utensils of KIND, and would
supply The purchaser with suiciaHcy OF corn oats,
fodder &C for years consumption and wheat TOR
seeding This Fall, or Il desirable, would have the
crop put in Of the usual price, and give full possession
on the 6rst day of December NEXT from which lime he
would be willing allow credit of one, two, three.
four and five years FOR The amount, equally disidrd.-
He will simply add. that ns price for this property snail
not he more than real value which no confidently
believes that, under GOOD management, The PAYMENTS
NAV be made from ;he place. II. DREWRY.
sir. X G AnisIsnn in tna nesehtorhnod, VIII shaw
The premises To any person isnoed 10 buy End connu-
nicalons addressed me in Richmond, VIII be attend
cd 70. n II. ".
In. Off
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
DID nGI a Al rNInN

A VACANCY having occurred in the Representation
n Of this State in the Congress Of the United States
by the death Of George C. DFomeooe, Representative
elect for the District ed the counties OF Motto
way, Greensve, Mccklenburg, Brunswick, Amelia,
Dnwiddie and Prince George and the town of Peters
burg the Shers OF the said countless and the Sergeant
Of The said town. therefore hereby required hold
elections on the first Thursday in August next, for
Representative to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
seal ofthe Commonw ealth, at Richmond, this
srsL1 wrnty-second day OF June, in tho year of
Lord eighteen hundkDd and forty. seven, and of
the Commonwealth the seventy first
lime a5-rtd WIN. SMITH.
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SWEET is PLEASURE AFTER PAIN.-so sang
the Poet, and SO excaims the sufferer from Piles after
testing Or. Uphams Vegetable Electuary, internal
remedy for that complaint Its celebrity has been ho-
nes.ly acquired from It's own merits M thousands
would proclaim, did moi Of delicacy, from the
nature Of the disease, forbid.
'.'Sod Wholesale and Retail by WYATT & KETcHAM,
III Fulton Street, New York, and by p JOHNSTON,
Druggist, No. lis Main Street, Richmond. Price one
dollar per bottle.
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sutton & southagi,s Agency.

TIlHE subscribers have established Central Agency
In Richmond, Va, and respectfully offer their
services TO their friends, and The public generally for
The Transaction If all business requiring an agent said
city They PROMISE piinctnay and stri,t attention 10
the collection Of accounts ana claims every descrip
ton, selling all kinhG If produce, hiring oui servants
renting out aud receiving rents o! houses efecfing pr
lands, and radeeming those that are so,1, &c.
Pensioners Who receive their semi annual pay In
Richmond, informed that forms " III be
miiict 10 them, with Instructions Tor The proper auhen
tcaton of Their voufherf, ii desired, Tor moderate
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
10 claims from The United States, mas have them
promptly attended In, by placing the" in ihc hands OF
the undersigned.
Office in Wellington Goidn's Building, Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate If the Caplio!
Square. JAMES T. SUTTON, Jx.,
JOHN n. SOCTlIAIiL
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
InIu
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EDUCATION.

THE second session of my School, n Clifton, will
commence on The si day of October, 1917, ind end
on the lst day of August, lsis.
The course OF instruction embraces thorough pre-
partition for College, in Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Special attention viii be given to the elementary
branches Of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed OF attending public worship
on the Sabbath and religious instruction will be given
Al home, in the Bible and Catechism.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition including bedding,
advance, s loo at the expiration OF five months.
wish Ia receive six or eight additional Scholars
PEYTON HARRISON.
REFLaExcE-Cov Mcdowell Lexington, Va; Sid
ney $. Baxter, Esq, Attorney General, Richmond, Va.
July 5-rwtf
NJ Richmond Whle and Whtchman OF The South re-.
rfed tnr rpp
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

me- next session viii open September first, and
eiose July first. Terms az heretofore. $500 per
an Of ten months for Board and Tuition; payable
sa mist OF September, sl00 first February. Disci
& sIict, parental and christian System Of instrnc-
s,,,, aecitaton and Reporting, such as TO
macy and advancement School limited 10 twenty
ssuers, and no deduction made for late entrance or
"'esenee from any cause but protracted sickness
IN, ,ss 70 the following gentlemen, who have had du
W. Tue last session. wards at the institution
pi.. William J. Barksdale, John F. Wiley, Amelia;
Jo..n, KUHN, Hanover; Colonel George w Boiling
lIu.pn oIase and Messrs Quin Morton, and A. C. Nc
"Ia;aiine, Petersburg
earnestly requested that the Pupils all assemble
Poo, ry tne nrst week in September Direct Lodore
'uv ia-wsw WIN H. HARRISON.