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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-29
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Berlin June IA, las IS
SCI sAIsx 'EG3 &tAL83AlPM81 A.h Az
This rroplnt has been long before the public, md has
by underwriting and sign efficacy, secured to trs,iho-
worth, also from those who haze boon restored Ia
health by rs ynlues a. the recent exhibition o,ih Mass
received m csaccal cummendiou Which we hyg leave h.
suhoin. Iestimonial' from llrs Warren; VI warren
q HAYWARD, Edward Reynolds, Jr., Juhn Jecs, ]. V. g..
Smith, and others of Boston and vicinity, have been freely
given in favor Of the sime' aad bring tho most c'n.Hen.
proof that it is the hest preparation of SHtspnfii yet
In syn As possessing the exclusive right tor lis sale We
solicit YOU orIufs.
Gals, nj The mn Exhibition Of he assnhuseuS
ChantaJc .Ucehanic Association, heid ia ram
edt and Quincy Hats, Boston, September,
l5l7.
"DAvID PARKER, Shaker Village, v. II. six Bottles OF
compound Concenlt ted : rs p!rillo SYM.
Dr. CoRBITl, OF the Shaker Society, Can,odiur, y. H.
the Commuoo have carefully examined 1t 'ined
by the names Of the most distinguished ply scs in the
roulryi and from no~edse Of II. cOMpo"en pats, he
Committee cannot but expires their full behr s aiA
eiuus quIitirs The inaledcns enteiins inO compost
ton are Of such h'sl useful end Alternative ~ arlor
that the Committee willingly pro"ounee II tt b" n hest
preparation OF SrsapuHa sy.uf yet known una h sueh
limk d. serving OF a diploma "
sisncd by JOhN ". WEBSTER, NJ D.,
Professor OF Chemistry Ia Havana College
Praccll chemi.t and Analyzor, Boston
Physician Of the t,,ty ut Boson,-E lito
Of the losion Medical and surg cal Jour
nI.-ASp OTHERS.
{CWn would nlsu state, that the formula ~ heen liC
before tho NV Hampshire Medical Society, and by then
fully approved and that the celebrated Dc. rWlrCuELL
Krrne, ~ H. who ha- tested its virtues cordially mp
proyos the peparon and prn-edbes this medicine IN h
practice gsucsay tit being the best article known 70
Chronic hmmttion Of the Digestive Organs Dyspepsia
indigestion, Jurhdioe, Weakness Ol the stomach, sal
lthcur, Functional Disorders OF the Liver, Chronic Erup
tons Of the skin, Epsireas, ali ScroulOus Discusses
Sc.
TO guard against oonntcrel's in future the outside
veopes o all the hotties will be sign 10 the handwriting
of Dr. ! iiOMAS CORBETT without which none will bt
genuine.
{cy-For Sale by REDFIELp * GRANNIs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-29
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant,

NOTfCE.-The Genuine UphGms Electuaiy has his writ
signnture thus GOA. upuam, NJ. ID. The hand is also
done with ren Price 81 box.
H1j-Sold Wholesale aud Retail by WYATT & KETCD-
An I2 Fulton Street n. Y. $ P. REDFIELD, agent for
Montpelier, and by druggists generally throughout the u s.
and Canada. so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-29

LETTER OF Mr.. FILLMoRE.-T following
letter was written 10y Mr. Fillmore, it, reply u
an Invitation to attend The meeting OF the Friends
OF Ireland, which was held in New York last
weeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
SerafseR7s Dssicc,

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MUND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS The nun.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
Capital IF 10000, Sold!
Drawn Nos. Of New jersey No 80, Dec IS:
6 So "a a 81 % al 40 "a 81 70 81
Whole Ticket, Nos. + So "a, capital OF
$4,000, sod 10 4 country correspondent, and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra, No 3, Jan 8:
23 As "a 69 80 81 s 55 II 10 80 63 % SO l8
Dawn Nos. IF Leesburg No 9, Jan. 10:
80 G5 Is 25 Is 81 5 AZ 10 27 40
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
5000 2,WO, l5D. 10 of 500. sc. &c Nos, IL drawn
Tickets S.; halves 80; quarters e5.
3100n DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAH-New Jersey, No a. Capitalist
S30,tOn 5000 sCc0 1904, 1890, 1897, 30 of 1850,
sc. u Nos, IL drawn. Tickets Sln; halves s. quar-
iers 50.
10 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No ,. Capitals: $i0,-
900, 30O0, 2uOO, 1000 as5 of 500, &C. IS Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81 halves ! So; quarters IS cts.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
O00, Gao, $40, Sc. Go Nos, drawn. tickets 81;
hairrs 50 c.; quarters a5c
5000 DlLLAIS 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SIssrX. Extra. No 5. Capitals So
00a, 1000, l,Ol7, of 500, SC. IS Nos, II drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 30 els ;quarters % Cts.
ORDERS FOR Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
sns!e Tickets in all the Lotteries Will he promptly at
tended to- and dra" ins sent when requested Please
address orders TO ~ B. STRa1"ToN,
Jan 10 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES
CITY COIINTX cod Sal l.

obedience 10 decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the County OF James City
County and the CHy Of Williamsburg, pronounced on
the 18th day of May si7 in tie suit Of ''tbe Presi-
dent and Masters Professors oil William and Mary
College rS Coleman and al" tile undersigned who
were appointed Special Commissioners for the pur-
pose, VIII, on MONDAY the l4th day OF February,
leiS-!anes City Court day-befnre the Court.ho
door OF the City of williamsburg sell at public auction
TO Tie highest b oder, n ! the REAL ESTATE whereof
William Coleman died seized and poss rssrd living in
James City county, CONSISTING. nj about 500 acres of
LAND large portion of this land / covered with
valuable timber, part Of which is convenient to navi-
CATION. On the Land Is a large BRICK MILL, three
stories high, The walls OF which remarkably strong
and IN fine condition. This Mil, although out Of
repair, might at small expense be put in order, and
made, rs II has heretofore been, large manufacturing
Mil. To the Mill Is attached large brick Bake house
The Mil, although down at present, has all the milling
privileges preserved The houses sufficiently eX-
tens We for large Cotton Factory and the water
sufficient for any purpose which might be desired -
Vessels from James River come up creek To the
ai iouse-the river being less than one mile distant
making II very convenient for the delivery of corn,
wheat ar any other article desired 10 be manufactured
any machinery al album nce 81 fuel VIII be found
III. land In This The bed of the pond might be
converted into beautiful rich and product meadow
of over hundred This property four miles
from Williamsburg, a'our forty miles BY water, from
Norfolk. and one hundred miles from Richmond
Persons des ling To invest CAPITAL in manufacun
mill or farming viii rarely find more favorable oppor-
UNITY afforded them. 4 survey Of the land Is in
progress The land Will he sold in lots purcha
sers between one and two hundred Of land will
be sold with the mill.
TERMS OF SALE-A sufficient sum In cash to pay
the expenses OF SALE the balance on credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months equal iHs;aments, bear
lDg interest fIom the day uf sale Bonds with suffi
cent security Will be required of The purchasers and
the tile retained I'LL the purchase money is paid.
John J. JONES.
Jan. S-dScldI WIN. :, PEACHY. W." 's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
Ia aaa Dert's % mi &C i,

On, Fourteenth Street, un4cr the Exchange Hotel.
fl'HoMAS LAMBERT respectfully Uniforms hio friends
1 and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker In the Office ION l4t
street, under the Exchange Ilotel formerly occupied
by D. VI. IIoyt. and recently by Z. b. PeTdleton.
Jy TAKE NoTlCE-All Tickets sold al this Of
hce in the welleslGblished Lotteries Of w. mau-
ry Co tsucceSsors to Gregory Co., the successors
Of Yates Mcintyre) Please, therefore, to recoect
Nc. g. Exchange Place Be particular in regard TO the
number, So TO prevent mistakes.
TODAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 1,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital: $50 n0U
&c Nns 10 drawn. Tickets S.; halves SOi qrs. %.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme! The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. A. drawing expected Wednesday
evening Capitals S3OOU0, l5,oun 5000, 4,OOO 3OUU,
2,o97, 80 of i0oU 50 of 500, &c. IS Nos Is drawn
Tickets $40: halves S; quarters 2 SO.
THURsDAY-The Va. Mononsaia Lottery, No 2,
10 be dawn In Alexandria. Capital: Sl00UU. rs Nos :,
10 drawn. Tickets SO; halves So ours. IS cts.
THOMAS LAMBERT,
3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
a.r Eecolect No 3-"rhere = luck in odd numbers,
Gays Rory O'Mn,e'' Jan. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
AIIEEN

ry,UE Eleventh ANIMAL Session will commence on
/ the a.ih January. 1873, and rlose The Goth De-
cemher following A vacation of month VIII be
given during the summed
IN. continued and cordial support given 10 this In
stuton through 4 series at years Is evidence oi the
hirh estimation in which il is held by the public The
concurrent testimony Of Professors TO the distin
pushed manner IN which they have acquitted them
selves who have gone from It's walls, gives assurance
that IL is hghly appreciated by those who can judge c
nv lis fruits-tbe only trne test Of excellence The
n,esent 6onrshing Condition OF the School shows that
ruhlic confidence is undated They who leave VI this
session 60 forth prepared sustain its reputation either
at College Or IN active HE.
The subscribers rs little inclined 10 make hasty in
noyation. a. eIfrayasant Promises have sought 20 in
t,oduce gradually, and mgraf upon their own, some
hing Of that system Of instruction and discipline
,hrh has proved efficient AZ the Virginia Military
Institute. Reports at stated periods to patrons, oes-
ther with The method and course OF instruction In Ma
themaiics, have been adopted The effect has been
even more beneficial Than was anticipated Asys;em
nj class marks will next be introduced, experience
having shown that nothing tends 10 stimulate the
indoIent, AM encoiTars the Industrious, than the
knowledge that eacli recitation will be registered.
The Terms will be-fo. tuitnn, board, aud every ne
c.ssayy excc2tii-hs, Sl31 per anDum-one haf paya-
h,s nj the ear ion nj tie FIRST session, and the resi-
due at the end ~ the year. o. WHITE.
mo. n. PITTS,
JAS. W. SMITH.
Afsw vacancies will at the end of thi, session
For admission ininrmsinnt respecting the Scbo j
address ". w hil II, rieelwooa Acacemy.
Dec Io-e3&wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
NEGRO HIRING.

r1H0MAS u. TALIAFERRO offers his services
l. again To his friends and the public grneray in
Hiring Negroes for the ensuing year. He takes this
method Of informing those VINO wish To employ him
that il would be advisable inform HIM as early As
they can, that he may have opportunity Of getting
good homes He pledges himself Thai every exertion
shall be used TO obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that an experience OF many will entille
him 10 share Of patronage
He will also continue to act as General Agent for the
Renting out of Houses, Collecting Claims, &C., aud
pledges himself 10 spare exerons render entire
satisfaction all who may favor him with their bust
ness.
Oiire-Corner of Wall and Franklin streets
Richmond, Nov. &c, l5i7.-en
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
BUCKINGHAM FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE

THE FIRST chartered Female College In Virginia will
h- rr-oprned on the 18th February, 1913, under the
charge of I!c subscriber.
Tue circumstances Of the closing aad unfortunate
sale OF this Institution M" unknrw 10 The public
nor is II unknown that an effort begun 10 he made,
less than two Years ago, BY Rev. Nathaniel Thomas
for ILL., rcsiscei.n. lis nunrr' friends will rejoice
10 know that that ctft, in short time, has been
Crowned with abundant success Nor is the zeal of
doors cnsrd ana its exercises Gu. short is the
gentle tap Of the sheriff hammer.
Institutions If higher pfr.cnsia:S. aud now among
the ii!,t colleges ~ Tie inied States, hg:c suffered
uEfeT similar dl.ahites II is bu; TAI to presume
that Ir icni Of The Institute, steering clear Of Tie
rocks on which tnOu III 4 zeal now presumed 10 have
been nisdecrd,! their hopes were wrecked Will bring
this en.efrri-e I" 4 happy issue.
RATES ~ rrPrSsFs:
For the Collegiate year uf ten months, boarding, in
Guiding lights, fuel, washing, room rent, &c, SlC0
Tuition in Elementary Branches, 81
English and Classical course, 40
F,ench, IL
Music, with Use Of Piano, 80
Palhung, DraNine, Shell and Needle work. ~
Making just :,.iD for young lady in the highest
cas, and learning every branch taught III the Institute
One half o.! the above pa! able in advance, The other
half al the end uf tie Term.
Though it desired that young ladies' should re pre-
sent ~ TIE commencement of The exercises, yet, In
consideration Of circumstances necessarily connected
with the frs; 0pcnin o school, propo! lonae de-
duciion viii b. made ;or such ciunot until
after the Session shall have advance
JOHN C. BLACKWELL.
p. S.-COumuGicaiiUns addressed to Rev J. C.
Blackwell, Gtasel I.I BuCkn.hani, VIII br promptly
attended ia. JaH. 7--d!s CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

In CHANCERY.-ViRGiSIA: Al 4 Court he'd for
the County Of Accomic, the Court house thereof,
OIL Monday, the 18th day OF October, lo47
Thomas R. Joynes, Plaintiff:
against
Hil:Ay b. StIing.r, ct al, Defendants
Counsel and filed his bill and exhibits and The defend.
ant Hillary Sringe., no, hrvng entered his appear,
ance and given security according IL the of Assem-
b;y and the rules If this Court and il appearing by "a
sfactory evidence that he is iahabtanI OF this
Commonwealth, i; Is ordered tsGi the said defendant
Hillary o. Snneer, do appear here the LIST day ef
January next, and answerthe bill OF the plaintiff
aud that copy OF This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the CITY ofRehuond for
two months excessively, and posied the front docr
Of the Court house OF this County
True Copy. Teste,
Nov. ls-ew9n' III. AILwoRTH, c. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Suffer- "a Nontssass,s = ges;cY.

VNlIE subscribers have established General Agency
in Richmond Va and must respectfully offa; ilnr
services their friends and The public generally fl.
the ransactian Of all business requiring agent SAID
city They promise puncua!ily and stfi-t attention -
the collection of accounts and cai'ns Of ev-ry deciip
ton, selling all kinds oI pr'"iucr hiring nn srTvants,
renting and lccefs ren's OF bos"s, ti:C;int pf
sales OF real estate, paying taxes Oh G,t;ar:i
land., and rttrrr,ins il:,s- t.;"t are sci g.
Pensioners who receive i!irir semi ;inEu1l gig -
Richmond, ;Gr Informed cnfr'ri !i'I.s viii -
mitied 10 them vith .tiucn:., iur she pfc. hey
tcaton Of their vouchers, ii desired Il aoIsrlle
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
TO claims from tho United States, may have them
promptly attended to- by placing them in tic hands Of
the undersigned.
Office in Wellington Godiin's Building, Eank
street, nearly opposite The South gate Of the Capitol
Square JAMES T. SUTTON, JR.,
JOHN B. SOUTHhLL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought aGd sold by
ns lnlY lf-ctm
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ton TO any lands within the limits of the town.
ships and paris of townships above enumerated,
is required 10 establish the same to The satisfaction
of the Register and Receiver OF The proper Land
Office, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing his notice. and before The
day appointed for The commencement OF The pub.
lie sale of The lands embracing The tract claimed,
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Oct 23-Wl0W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
NOTICE.

IN consequence Of the death Of The Senior partner Of
the concern and being unable 10 give the business,
myself that personal attention which its welfare de-
mands lam disposed to sell all the stock fixtures and
cupied by us n; the GOrdonsville Depot Orange coun-
ty, TO any one willing to embark in such business
Such an opportunity To young man moderate ms ans
but rarely occurs. II is experiment, which
mag he unsucccsslul-but, having been established
than five years the store has good run Of Gus
tom, has ST. FAR proved profitable, and only needs indus
try and attention make it continue 50 To he. Per-
willing To purchase vii! find me disposed 70 make
the terms as favorable AS possible.
u. 4. WILLIAMS,
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Concord Academy.

THE next session Of this institution will commence
the first Of February 1913, and terminate the last
of July following. The course Of instruction, especi-
designed tn prepare students for Colleges and Unj-
yerses rs thorough aud extensive Il comprises the
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish Italian and English
Languages; Mathematics in all its various bra
tura Philosophy. Chemistry and Moral Philosophy.
Divine services are regularly performed at the Aea
DENY by the Rev VIM. Friend.
The price Of Board tincluding washing bedding and
fuel and Tuition for the session Of six months is sl4O
slU0 ayabe the first Of February $40 the first of Juy
No student WILL be received for shorter period than
an entire session.
For the efficiency of his system OF instruction, the
Principal refers TO the gentlemen whose names are
subOined and the Professors Of the University OF
Virginia and those Of William and Mary College; from,
the Professors Of both Of which n,tions the Acade
mic preparation and the subsequent Collegiate snccess
Of his pupils have received The highest eommenda-
tons,
communications will be directed to Concord Acade-
my, Caroline county, Va addressed to the Principal.
w COLEMAN. A NJ, Principal.
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, A NJ, Assistant.
ALEX DEMPSTER, A NJ, Assistant.
December oath, 1897.
the NAVY; pr Scott Speaker Of the Senate Of Viz
rinia; James a Seldom Esq; Hon James N Mason,.
Frederick; RI Rev Nicholas Cobbs ID, Bishop of Ala
bama; Judge Samuel Chapman Alabama; b w Leigh,
Esq., Richmond; Vim X Johnson, ESQ., Petersburg
Thomas Randolph, ESQ., Abrmarle Andrew Hunter,
Eso Jefferson: Gov ;.eub- Chapman Alabama: Gen
rroi Bernard Prytrnt Richmond; Judge Daniel Cole.
man. Alabama; Dr Arinstead Cook Portsmouth: no.
bert stanard, Esq, Richmond; VIM Harrison, ESQ
Prime. Gr"rse: Col VIM Armis'esd,s Alabama; VIM II
Taylee, Esq.,. $40 mt Airy; Richard Baylor, ESQ. Es
sex; Clayton c, leman. Esq, Louisa; Rev Elliott Es-
les South Carolina; John Tabb, ESQ., Gloucester; Jas
3 thornton. ESQ.,. Memphis, Tennessee; VIM II Roy,
Esq.,. Gloucester, Hon Robert NJ Hunter, Esq, ESSEX,
Hon Thomas h Bayv. - L; Rev VIM Friend, Post Roy
a.; John Bryan, Esq. = Gloucester; Thomas Ghoi-
son, Esq., Petersburg; Col John Morris Kentucky;
William 4 Quarles, Esq., Kentucky; George r VIII
kirs, ESQ., Northampton; Alfred C. Weeks, Eco, Lou
lsiana.
Gentlemen who either have had, or who present
have wards members OF The Institution.
La ri
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE

LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE
OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
L owned By Isaac Read Esq, OF Kanawha, and my
self.
This Estate lies In the county Of Prince Edward, on
Buffalo, For; and Falling Creeks, two and half miles
from llampden Sydney College, three and half from
Prince Edward Court house. and eight miles from the
town Of Farmviile. IL contains about one thousand
acres Of which about hundred and twenty scTe,
ow grounds of choice quality. and there Is an
pie quantity Of wood and plant land. A large proper
ton OF the high land is rich, and high Of i'm.
provement, clover ard plaster having been extensive
ly used.
On this Estate there is Grist and Manufacturing
Mil, recently repaired, with three OF stones. The
water power is ample, and may he doubled II desired
without much expense. The MI!i. since have owned
H. has made mich rs three hundred barrels of toll
grain in year The ni This estate 10 good
markets makes it desirable properly and well worth the
attention OF persons wishing To buy profitable lands.
The ovcrscrr, living the premises, viii show tho
land 10 any person wishing TO see IL
CLEMENT C. READ.
? S.-As shall he absent from home for the next
three months, leave the above advertised Estate in tho
hands OF Capt Henry A. Watkins, OF Charlotte Court.
house and sir n C. Read, Of Farmville, to whom per-
wishing To purchase may refer
Nov. l2-cim {. &. READ.
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ACADEMY

rENlE exercises OF The I.iiil5;own Academy will
L menCr on The second Monday IN January, aHder
the siiprrInts Eaenre Of MR. l.. REUBEN, who has
conducted the Institution the present year in manner
highly satisfactory 10 the Trustees and Patrons of the
Sch"nl. The manifest progress and go"i conduct Of
the scholars, enable tie Trustees 10 recommend Mr..
Reuben 10 al who wish their rh!rcn thoroughly
tin"ht in an elementary cla,sica! c!ara;on. The
Tf!sirc heiieve II 20 be Mr. r. rSt and great Object
'oead His pupils To inquire, think. a1 investigate Tor
themselves, AID To learn The reasons aud first pr,uC
pies Ut The several studies The? may rnr'ie and they
are convinced HAT course of study, thus directed, Is
so FAR superior 10 the tGn common method 0i merely
neIori- Ig and epeang daily tasks, As hardly 10 adj
mt Of 4 comparison
AS the number OF students will be limited, and the
entrance OF scholars after the commencement Of 4 ses
sion ~ attended with loss Ia themselves and nconvG
nitnce the teacher hoped that those wishing
ratr"nzr the school VIII make eafy application.
Tr services Of m assist mi have been secured who
viii ebeT up.n his duties The number in t
Tendance snail exceed twenty-five, and "hO Will take
charge al those IN the elementary branches.
Tu;cn varying from $40 10 Sl1 50 per session.
Among The branches winch will he t;nsh II desired,
are TIE following: Latin. Greek French, Natural Ph
lnsnphy, Chemistry, Physiology, theology, Algebra,
Genmr'ry, Surveying, Book Keeping, sc
Board caa to obtained IN the village Ter $40 per ses
sion. Especial alteration viii be paid to the condnct
and moral department 9th" pupils ANY c"mnrnica.
lion directed 10 d. r. . Blown, iittis.owa, Sussex
county, Va, VIII ne proript!. attended 20.
by order Of the board % 1rls:r"..
iuGS. u. BROWN, Secretary
r S.--Ne REQUESTED nnu."ner tsg' Ms+ VII
Ill IN EiNEN intends Ia open Frna,e Sc'u0l ~ the
Village I'll L.iira"n, and will teach what y usGa'i::
taught in ih best English Sehoos and TIA; N" terms
aier TiiE TkUsT.ES.
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