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ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE

Having settled permanently in the South, again
IL offer Tor sale my lands lying IN The county of
OEiuse--cnnsIstinc of SEVEN fARMS-sltuated, say
mites from Kaccoon Ford, on the Rapid Ann river,
trty from ricksbGrg, twenty from the Louisa
Rioad and about three from The projected line of the
f.edelick s6urs and Blue Ridge Railroad.
Four Of these farms have a large proportion OF low
grounds of unusual breadth, each side Of Mountain
ron. These farms IN tine order, with heavy
cover upon them, aud well adapted 10 The Virginia
staples wheat, aud tobacco, and afford album
iant materials for speedy, permanent and indefinite
Improvement, having excellent vein of limestone,
of easy access, RAINING through them. The first
iarW--siZ:
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / ,0o5 acres, and is di.
vdrd by and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
portions 81 meadow, upland and woodland The
dwelling house Il large, thoroughly and newly repair.
ed and painted aud the ouibudnss sutfclrnt and
N GOOD order This farm is admirably adapted 10 Ill
sse OF crazlns, heng fine grass land and well supplied
with water aud shade in every field.
THE WlNDER TRACT contains 600 acres, next
above the Meadows, on Mountain run-ts proportions
Of meadow, wood and upland being nearly the ,ame-
II mas comfortable small tenement upon il, &c.
THE BlRCHLAND TRACT contains also GOO acres
IA large proportion OF which IL bottom land on NIoun.
tain run, Of the first quality for grass or crops
TIE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains lGs acres
and is well proportioned in lis divisions Of wood low
and upland
GOSHEN contains lis acres-lying Eas, of Mountain
run aud s about equally divided into wood and titled
land. ~
BRaIiER contains 90 acres of bottom land, n.,,to
th- jrddoas, on Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains rs acres of timber lard.
ihe-e tracts are situated in a healthy section of
e"u'''y, ann "h-r the FIRST Inducements to gentlemen
"'s"'n. "e>ita"!e farms IN the upper country.
,iv.n ~, h'stmG'inn respecting them will be
gwen ny my brother, jeremiah Morton living near tb-
premises. who Is fully aunm,s.J =, dnas. ~ ,h 80
perry HIS address is Raccoon Ford, Cmlpeprr county
W. JACKSON MORTON.
ne ni',i ,, - nv, Virginia Herald Washing
ton union and winchester Republican will copy once
week. A. sopS u.o
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY

At meeting OF portion of the Democratic
Republican party at Charlotte Court House, on
Monday. the 4th September, l54S,
On motion of Col H. D. M~;arso. The meet
ing wa. called to order, DIR. J. ID. Sprasns
was called to the Chair. and Capt Boylo III.
Barnes appointed Secretary.
The obiec, Of the meeting was briefly ex.
planned bT the Chairman; and on motion, Capt.
John II. Marshall, George Roberts, Col. II.
D. McCargo VIM. G. Friend and Samuel +,
Moses, were appointed COMMITTEES 10 nominate
delegation, 10 consis, OF eight Delegates from
each precinct in the county, 10 represent the
county of Charlotte in The Democratic S'rte
Convention, 10 be he'd in L,nchburg on The 2Oth
instant. The committee having retired Ior .
few minutes, reported the following gentlemen
as delegates to said Convention.
From the precinct a, Mccargo's-CoL II, y.
hccargo, Captain Boyle n Barnes, II. VI. L.
Goods. Theod,ic VI. Roberts, Il. y. booth,
Jane. M. McGareo, X. A Barnes and L'ttlcjohn
McCargo
From Court House, E. Hundly, George J.
Robeus. Richard J. Gaines, W. I q Flesh
man. CAPT. John Sbepperson, Isaac Z. Caring.
Inn Rober, P. Daniel and Captain William I.
From Keysville-wm. G. Friend, Captain
Samuel F. Mciehee, Harrison Lee, john D.
Priddy. William J. Watkins, Captain \. L. Al
len. Or. Giles Harris and Jaseph Friend.
From Chicken,own-Dr. William Fuqla
CAPTAIN John Il Marshall, Thomas H Thornon,
Nathaniel D. Price, Henry Madison, John D.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.


THE next session of this Institution will commence
the LIST of October, and terminate the 3lsi of July
following.
The course of instruction, comprising the Languages
aud Sciences designed 10 prepare students for Cole
yes and Universities.
TERMS for Board (incudlng washing, bedding and
fue aud Tuition will be S230-$ll5 payable the LIST OF
October, Sis The LIST Of March. -
Persons wishing particular Information VIII 40
dress the subscriber.
Post Offce-Concord Academy.
REFERENCEs-Hon John Mason, Secretary OF
the Navy; Dr Scott Speaker of the Senate OF va
Thomas ] Randolph, ESQ., Albemarle; Or Armisttad
Cook Portsmouth, Robert Stanard, ESQ, Richmond
WIN Il Harrison, ESQ., Prince George; Hon william
C. Rives, Albemarle; Vim II 1ayos. ESQ., Mount AIRY
Richard Baylor, Esq., Essex; Andrew Hunter, Esq
Jeffrrson Clayton G Coleman ESQ., Louisa; Rev FL
liou Es,-s,s South Carolina; John Tabb, ESQ. 6lou
cesier; WIN Roy, Esq,s Gloucester; Hon Robert NJ
4 Hunter. Essex; 1t Rev Nicholas Cobbs ID, Bishop
Of Alaa una; Hon Thomas II Bayly, g; Judge Daniel
Coleman, Alabama; Hon James Seddon,* Rich
Inund; Gen Bernard Peyton,t Richmond; Hon James
II Mason,s Frederick; B w Leigh, ESQ.,. Richmond
Rev WIN Friend, Port Royal; Judge Samuel Chapman,
Alabama; John Bryan, ESQ., Gloucester; Gov Reu
ben Chapman, Alabama John L Gholson, ESQ., Pc
tersburg.
Gentlemen who either have hnd, al present
have, sons or wards members Of the Institution.
0Q-rlOrti
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University Of Virginia.

THE next annual session of the University will COM
menee the LIST October, and continue without
interruption until the 29h June. The Faculty is com
posed as followa:
GEssNER HARRISON, NJ. d., Professor of Anclen,
Nj. sCHELE DE WERE, L. L. D /, Professor of Mo
dcrn Languages.
:. EDWARD ii. CoURTENAY, l.. L. D., Professor of
Mathematics
MIR. WIN. i. ROGERS, Professor of Natural Philoso-
ply.
ROBERT E. ROGERS, NJ D., Professor of Chems-
try and Materia Medica.
JAMES l.. CABELL, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
and Surgery
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
WM. Il; meGUFFEY, ID. d. and L. L. D., Professor
MIR. JOHN b. MINOR, Professor of Law.
10 be admitted into the University the student must
be sixteen years Of age, but the Faculty are authorized
TO dispense with this equsition In the Of appca
ton for admission by two brothers, one of whom may
be under The age of sixteen.
If the applicant for admission has heen student at
any other incorporated Seminary he cannot be received
into the University unless he produces certificate
from such Seminary, or other satisfactory evidence, 10
the Faculty, with respect TO his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive OF Clothes
books and pocket money, are estimated as follows:
Board, including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, SlJO
Fees-if single Professor be attended, $50; If
TWO, $50 for EACH ifthree more, S25 oacl-say rs
Fuel and candles, to be furnished by the Proctor
al cost and per cent. ommisson-rstimated, IL
only one student in the dormitory al $50, II two III
the same room, At Is
Rent of an entire dormitory, S6 for half ifoccu
pied by two students, &
Use OF Library and Public Rooms, Is
s2ls
GOOD washing may be bad from IS To $40 for the
session
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department, the session is Of the
length rs the Academic Session-hne monihs-which
enables the students to complete curriculum OF stu
dies as extensive as that of any other Medical nstiiu.
ton in the Union, by attending only two lectures
day. They have, moreover, the advantage Of daily ri
cid examinations the subjects discussed in the daily
lectures.
The expenses ofthe Medical students are the same az
those of 1ther students, with the addition of dissect
ing fee of S. WM. T. kEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University of Virginia.
July oS-c0lw2m
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University of Maryland

= .
SESSION OF 1889.
THE LECTURES will commence on MONDAY,
3ulh October, and continue until the 18th of March,
ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WlLLIAM Z A AIKEN
MD, LID.
Sursery-NATHAN R SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materia Medca and Hygiene-SAML
CHEW, Nd.
Theory and Practice OF Medicne-WtLLIAM POW
En-, NJ D.
Midwifery and Diseases of Women aud Children
RICHARD II THOMAS, n ID.
Lecturer Pathology and Demon strator of Anato-
my-GEO " MILTENBERGEE, N u.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
~ every day at the baltimore nfmary, opposite the
Medical College. The for Practical Anatomy
will be opened October st under The charge of the be-
monstrator. Fees for the entire 800 Comfort.
able board may be obtained in the vicinity Of the Msd-
cal College for s. so 10 81 50 per week.
VILLAS L A AIKEN,
Aug lS-clut Dean Of the Faculty
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE second session of Mr. G Bennett School, in
i this city, will commence Monday, I'd October.
TERMS:
Tuition in the usual English branches. $40
Tuition in The advanced English branches
Ancen; Languages aud higher Mathematics, 50
The French aud high German language, will he
caught without extra charge u the pupils shall have al
ready attained Il suitable proficiency in the English.
The Greek and Latin language will he taught, not
only according 10 the pronunciation adopted IN the
American and English Colleges, but also arcnrdinc TO
the modern Grecian and Roman standard. The reason
this Ia obvious inasmuch the facility Of communi
cation affords TIE American student an opportunity Of
pursuing his studies al the different European Colleges,
where these languages, pronounced according 10 the
English standard, would scarcely be comprehended.
The mathematical depalme will he entrusted TO one
who has only Distinguished himself in his coliegi-
ate course but who has also een emineniy successful
in mparlins instruction.
Mr. Bennett reitrrars his promise, that, in the con
duct Of his School, strict and pholesome discipline o
invariably be Northumberland his constant endeavor will
be To nculcate the frmes principles Of honor and in
tegrity.
REFERENCES-Rev Geo Woodbridge, Or John A
Cunningham, DIR Charles Bell Gibson. A w Noting,
Isaac Davenport, VIM Palmer, Saml Snbett, Fleming
James, 5 Baxter, and Macmurdo, Esqrs.
Aug l@ctf
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MOI ICE.
NO ICE.
IDtTfSA

40 THE srocknoi.nERs or TIE i'l.ish
/ RAILROAD COMPANY, rnfer tho act Of SIN
March, 1877: 49,, !,
The following regulations arc hereby madr, w: IN
,ddi,inn 10 me sum o i.rr dollars cird tor, hvs do
,- nayabir IN tlr hrs, day OF each al th1 months al
March apfii MAY, August, september, October and
D.remLer and ten dollars IN the hfst day ni each OF
The n.on,hs ofJn.e July sud N"veHlhe ~ ta.h snare
-ut,rr.h-rs in Augusta VIII pay ~ tnr !'ank At
,urt; m alarmaric III the 3hin al srinitrsvliie,
and those m Richmond, tn~ Bank =" Virginia, To tho
credit Oft inG.st Rarnih Company. P3nt!a1!ny =,
as riu be due eaei nstaaert mt
pad ny order OF th- hoard,
CHARLES THOMPSON Trcasurrr.
Reayar Dam uxpot Frb 9l-etIjecl
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DEATHS.

Died, a, his residence, IN he county OF Pow.
haran, on Fnday, ,hr 25ih Of August MIR. Jo-
SAB Nc BILE in lie s3d year ot his age, leaving
behind him his age. companion, and large and
r. peclablr family 10 moarn his loss Mr. Noble
was a native OF ne county Of Amelia. where he
lived Tor many yrars. and sustained through a
long lie character Tor integrity uninp'ached
aud unimpeachab.e, and filled all he relations Of
lie in an exemplary manner. Hs Was KIND
ant aff-cionale husband aud ls.Eer. humane
master and 700! ci.i2 n
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Correspondence OF rhr Baltimore Sun

w AehlNOI' a-rpl - 1910.
The operations Of youtg Fcn,on, arrested on 4
charge Of robbne le.,rrs at Winchester, Virginia,
are supposed to have been extensive. The Post
ma,'er Gensra has opted the following rule
in regard 10 The distribution Of the money which
has been recovered =
"Al he monies vii be retained unlil after
Fsnlon has had his trial, which is expected 10
come of al Staunlon, in o. obrr next. Alter
this trial. such arts OF he s,cEey AS are e'eory
unidentified will be delivered 10 the claimants ap-
pcarlng 10 be the ughliul owneIs Sncn parts as
are Dol thus Unidentified, will be sill further Ie.
famed, until here IS good reason 10 suppose that
ali probable claims have come IL, when II will
be distributed (pro rata il ncediu) among such
Il mans As may appear 10 have been losers By
Fenlon's malieasalcc But, in all cases, proof
cf mailing will be required, which night 10 con-
sis, either o! The certificate OF Ihe nsImaster at
The mailing office, or o. me ahdavi, OF some dis
! interested pc son cognziht 81 me i7ct II how
ever neither of lhese KINDS 81 proof IS atanabIe,
he aft tayit Of he sender, accompanied by proper
ies imonials as 10 noral character viii b. cons-
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RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL

HNHE Term Of this Institution commences on
i The first Wednesday Of November next, and
terminates on The last Wednesday of March fol-
lowing.
The course is a, once scientific and practical,
embracing outlines OF Natural, International and
Constitutional Law, anG the Principles Of The
Municipal Law of Virginia, with The subjects OF
Pleading and Evidence, at some length.
The fee Tor instruction is 30 dollars for The
course-payabe in advance.
Aug. lS-cw6w WIN. MAXWELL.
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To The Editors OF tte Enquirer:
~.

DRUSsWlCht ocptCluucI -.
On the 18th instant Barbecue was given BY
their neighbors, friends and relations, to the 70.
lunieers who went to Mexico from the upper part
union OF lew neignuofs anu irI-nds, Jne sJ IN
teres,ing to those present, that il is hoped
this communication may find place in your pa
per, TO be referred 10 with pleasure during their
after lives. The volunteers present were james
o. Morse, Thomas Williams, John w. Nj
choson and r F. Astrop. And they all felt
happy once more 10 look upon the same old
trees, where in infancy they had played or
long ago had met the same friends for DAY 5
social enjoyment
Here again hey beheld the familiar features
which once hey thought they had looked upon Tor
perhaps the last time, when they turned their
faces towards hostile nation, 10 stand De
tween their country and their countrys foes =
At this happy meeting all their tolls and dangers
seemed only a. dream, and they could scarce
" realize 10 mind that they had twice crossed
the stormy Gulf, assembled the chapareled Rio
Grande, and proudly stood upon bloody fields Of
glory that our arms had won even up 10 Buena
Vista, which is whitened with the homes of our
enemies They had passed through glorious 5u
dreadful scenes; yet in this meeting they were
more than compensated For such reward The
soldier sacrifices every comfort and endearmen
and even in the intervals OF the CORY battle, sucf
re unions as this is thought of with fond anticl
patton. When all are pale with ex enent-
when thrust is exchanged for thrust, and sho. 70
shot-nay, doubtless, even when the stricken
soldier looks upon The green earth Tor the las
time, his only consolation is the hope OF happ.
meeting with his friends again.
Such feelings as these pcrvaded all hearts a
this meeting. Long will II be remembered.
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NOTTOWAY COUNTY.

A meeting OF portion OF The Democrats OF
Nuloway was held al NoloSay Cour House N
Thursday The 7lh oi September, for The purpose
oil appointing delegates 10 the Democratic Con-
yrntion, 10 be held in Lynchbuls on the 20 h Of
September Col. John II. knieh, was elected
Chairman and Is. G. Jones Secmiaty.
The objec, Of The meeting having been explain
ed by Roger Pryor, Esq il was
Resolved, That The following named gentle.
men be authorized TO represent the Democracy 81
No,ioway in said Convention, viz
DR.. A. a. Campbrli, William Fitzgerald
WIN. A. Scout. 'rhos fl. Campbell, Rici.'d ltby
VIM. C. knight, Thos. jackson, Roger Pryor
Thos Hambin, VIM. C. Jetlress, Charles II
Carer
Altsrna,es -Rich'd X. Meade, Esq, Henry L
Hopkins, Thos E. Bouon, Oten g. Clay, Maj
Jas. Garland.
On motion, Resolved, Tina, the Chairman an
Secretary be added 10 the delegation
On motion, Resolved, Tina, The Secretary Tor
ward copy Of 'hese procee iInss 10 lhe editors 0
The Richmon,. Enquirer and Petersburg Republl
can with he requcsl that they paolsh The SAM
in their respective papers.
JOHN ID. KNIGHT, Gilman.
N
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The Exchange siot.,


FOR r Z N 7 OR LEASE
The subscribers offer for rent or l.,s. -.
SSs5sS above well known establishment, now 49,,
Mssm the occupancy Of Mrs. Young. |, Is wsm
.>.AAs calculated for a large private Boayd,na
House. The building adjoining-the property of d.
William Seden-wili be rented or leased with it, We
deem unnecessary to say more, as It is presumed per
sons In of such an establishment will first view
Tie premises Possession given the LIST day of Janu
any next. Fo. TERMS which will be made moderate Ia
az, cd tenant, Apply to
Sept 5-cwYw FERGUSON 4 MlLHADO
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Wholesale POS .NISa we understand SAYS

WHOLESALE Pois Ming We understand, SAYS
the Wiurh.s;rr (Vifainia) Republican, mat The
family OF Cuoasl EiwaId Colson, .! Berkeley
10 the number oi lwcn,y six, were poisoned On
Monday last. n large nun:act 81 lie family are
sill confines 10 Incl! b'.>, hot ugh we bele:e no
deaths as yet have occurred. Unfortunately,
rei,her Colonel e., nor any Of his iamiiy, are
certain as 10 how they imhbed The poison. II is
believed, however, 10 have been communicated
10 the sysicm by their pa'akine Of some food
which had been slabGing in a Gaz stone jar o.
| crock. The glazing sn5sance {! cfockefy ware,
as is generally known, contains poisonous qaali-
i
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University of pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SESSION OF lS4S-49.
THE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday
L the 18th Gay Of October, and be delivered under
the following arrangement:
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by NATHANIEL
Anatomy, by WILLIAM E. HoRNER MD
Matsria Medica and Pharmacy, by GEORGE B.
Chemistry, by JAMES B. ROGERS, MD
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, MD.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Childrn,
by HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ. d.
Institutes Of Medicine, by SAML. JACKSON, NJ. ID.
Clinical Instruction AT the Pennsylvania Hospital, BY
GEORGE B. " 900, NJ. D., on Medicine, and GEO.
w. NORRIS, ~ D.. on Surgery. twice week
Uemonstrativo Instruction in Medicine and surgery,
twice week by the Professors Of the Medca Faculty,
assisted by W. w. GERHARD, NJ. d., and HENRY II.
SMITH, MD.
Preliminary Lectures will be delivered daily from the
ID TO the 18th OF October, inclusive.
The for Practical Anatomy will be open from
October lst TO the end Of March ensuing JOHN
NELL, NJ d., demonstrated
Amount Of Fees for Lectures in the University, SlO5
Hospital Fee, v.l %
Practical Anatomy,
The comlne ncement will take place early in April.
w E. IIORNEK N y.
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
ssG Ches tnut Street. above Thirteenth, I
Opposite the u. ). Mint, Philadelphia
August |, lsS.-eot' 10
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, IN
THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG. VlRGINlt.
usHE Course of Lectures in this Institution will COM
j menc- on the frsl day Of October.
The co-rse of instruction embraces the following
subjects
Professor. 49,
p Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. This Char IS
at present vacant, but will be filled before the begin
ming Of the course.
3. Political Economy, Ancient and Modern History,
and Natural Law This Chair is also vacant 4, present.
but i'll be filled before the beginning Of the next course
Mora! Philosophy, embracing Metaphysics, Logic,
Rhetoric and Ethics. A. Z. PEACHY, Professor
s Ancient Languages NJ. J. SMEAD, Professor.
g. Municipal and Constitutional Law and Govern
ment. BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor.
EIPE.FS
Boarding, including fuel, lights and washing, viii
not exceed $3.50 for the whole Collegiate course.
Fees for attendance each class 800; for attend
ance on the Law class, which is now single course,
$40.
Text Books-A list Of the text books in each branch
will be furnished by the Professors 10 the Students
They can be procured in the city OF Williamsburg
Aug 25-ctUctl
ST The following papers will copy twice week ln
ii, The lst October and forward number containing
the advertisement 10 the President of the College =
Richmond Wing; Norfolk Beacon; Petersburg lntelli-
gencer and Republican: Lynchburs Virginian Nation
al Integencer and Union, Washington City; Freder
icksburs Herald, Raleigh STAR Southern Churchinan;
Religious HERALD; Christian Advocate; Southern Lite
rary Messenger; Montgomery Journal, Alabama; Sa-
vannah Republican and Millrdgrvile Recorder, Geor-
gia Bills for advertising 10 be sent to Edmund CHRIS
uan, Esq, Richmond, Va.
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IA RkIkll

On Tuesday. the 18Th instant. q, the residence
al James A. Sedton in his civ, by The Rev.
William Norwood, Mr.. CHARLES RHrcs, OF
| Charlotte county, 10 Miss SARAH a. atDDos,
daughter o, HE late raom4s Seddon Of Frede.
;,l-> trr
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yS,b. limited States District Conr, for The Eastern
| n,,,lr, of Virginia September 9tl, 1913:
IN the matter Of BANKRUPTCY Of Jonn Shepherd:
'rberr being on csao., IN The Baak OF Virginia, 10
,bs credit Cour In this case the sum o one Tho"
go ami f,ry.nnr dollars and ihuy.eis.t cents
Ell ose % ths court dotn order that he pub
,n-d IN the Hicnmnnd Enqnr rr. for days that. al
nntu,e ,erm dividend AMI distribution will or made
n me sad sum and of such other as,rtG Of The said
hansrupt NJ may be collected before the passing Of an
o,der FOR a distribution therein.
A Copy-Tssie,
sept l2-c4t ALEX BANDS, u,
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MRS. JUDGE CLOPrOE'S SCHOOL.
rINHE exercises OF this school Will he resumed MON
L DAY, October -, IN III, town 81 NAN hes'sf =
The number Of boardcrs viii he limited 10 elsn,.-
Term, made known an application. Address srs
Judge Clop,nn, Richmond.
Sept s-r2aw2WSr3w