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From the North Carolina Democrat.
NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD,

Mn. EplToR Ill has always been con
sidered an object Of great Importance to
the agricultural, commercial and social in
tcresis of the State, 10 open an avenue OF
trade and more direct intercourse than
now exists between the western and cas-
tern portions Of it. The advantages which
would result from successful carrying
out of THIS object, in promoting the wealth
and happiness Of our people, their union
al home and the Responsibility Of the State
abroad, have been freely admitted al all
times BY every one who has duly copsil.
cred the subject, and who has reasoned
Justly about il. Hence the subject has
been acted upon at various times and in
various ways by our legislaiuFe-but in.
eiiectually: from inadequate measures in
some instances, inadequate means in 9TH
ers, and want of unity Of purpose in all.
No system, unless il be the one now be-
fore US, has been offered to the public mp.
pToyal, which was calculated to bring 10
its accomplishment the aid of any large
+ pIiluu Va bhi lGliUN-ItNlEGllS.
Ii is matter Of lelicitalion, therefore,
to every friend of improvement, to every
one who has a just view of the true inter.
est oil the Stale and OF his own interest, that
the Legislature has al length proposed
a plan, at once acceptable to the people,
liberal in its provisions, entirely practical.
bic, and calculated 10 accomplish all the
benefits of a reasonable expectation.
/ This project OF the Legislature con,em-
plates diversion Of al least a large por-
/ lion Of our exportable products to one or
more of our own ports, by means Of j
! Rail Road from Charlotte, (lhe northern
terminus oil the South Carolina and Char
Iotte road,) by The way OF Salisbury to
Raleigh, and thence To Goidsborough, al
which place it will unite with the vii.
guiagon toad ana with steamboat naeiga
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THE SAILOR PRELATE.

l, was in the year 1880 that Sir Fran.
els Drake returned in triumph TO his ma
i've land, after successful expedition
against the Spaniards in the South Seas.
lie anchored Al Depiford, and Queen Elz-
abe,h honored the brave admiral BY dining
on board his ship. After the banquet, her
majesty conferred the honor Of knight
hood on her entertainer, and inquired oi
him whether he wished TO name any cap
tain in his fleet as peculiarly distinguished
for valor.
$50 please your majesty" said Drake,
"many there are in every ship who have
borne themselves right bravely, as The sub.
lccis of their gracious mistress should
but one there is who merits praise above
Ill, for by his steady daring alone three
yoodly galleons were taken. He stood
himself at the guns until victory was de-
Jared, although finger Of his right hand
vas shot off, and he received various griev.
JUS wounds. Ills name is William lyon
commander Of the albion"
"I.et him be introduced into our pre-.
sence," said The queen; 1--WE love 10 loot
on brave mn."
Sir Francis bowed. gave the necessary
directions, and after a brief delay Captain
Icon vas ushared into the royal presence
lie WAS god featured, iinely.formeC
man, With the blunt, manly bearing Of ;
Brush sailor, in the present instance
sllgh,lydashed by consciousness of hi
positioi Her majesty received him will
that kif!y manner which she knew s,
well Inv 10 combine with dignity
speech { "king.craft" which seldom
fails toecure for soyereigns the warn
love OF er people. She asked him sew
cral queions touching the late eSpedi
ton, With he answered in sensible, re
spectful amer; and the queen dismisse,
him, sayg, You deserve TO rise, Cap
tain Lyu and we now pledge our roya
word thgou shall have the first vacanc,
that occs." She then gave him he
hand TO Is, and the gallant seaman re
tired.
About lee months afterwards, as III
queen on state day was giving audienc
10 her mob, Captain William Lyon pre-
scented hlielf and craved an interview
with her alesiy. Good Queen Bess
among wise faults Indifference 10 th
wants aua isles OF her subjects coul
rot ea ela'.l, willingly granted his re
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THINKING ALOUD.

Lord Dudley was afflicted with what
may not be improperly termed The disease
ofihinking aloud-thatis, ofunconsciously
giving ulierance 10 involuntary thoughts
which other men conlide 10 the secret de-
pository of their breast. An amusing anec-
do,e o! this singular failing oil the mind is
related of his lordship.
Lord Dudley had been invited TO the
house Of friend upon the occasion OF
some great fete, but being man Of carly
habits, had ordered his carriage at certain
hour, having some miles 10 travel, before
he could obtain his accustomed repose.
70 his great modification, after repeated
inquiries for Lord Dudley's carriage. il had
not arrived. and his lordship, as well as
Others, imagined that some accident must
have happened 10 il. One of the guests,
seeing how much his lordship was discon'
certed by The event. very politely Offered
him seat in his carriage. The gentle.
man in question had 10 pass his lordship's
house, on his return home, and though he
was almost stranger 10 Lord Dudley
his rank and position in the country were
Of course, well known to him, and The civil
..y was no more Than enc gentleman
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tweniy xeaIs. Vow. I dent wait IL i.i.d
fault nor complain; sou know il aint ny
naicr. I'm 4 nnst say iitink yon haze
been quite to- tame lurg haek, ani ton
mc.lY.moa,hss. - II you Was afraid 10
sTess EGi snHr mind. Tie fact il. you
mt, 20 Il Giucral Tayior in real arrest.
lies HE head Of tic Administration. and
yaa knoN il We ran cni lhe head ID lie
riliies's dead. Bat you must gise llaiser
blows il.an any you l!avc used yer. |
don't DENY bur what you have used some
considerable smart words towards linn !:
! DON'T deny hal a hat you'so called him
/. dnii." and a cheat" ani "a laol. I"
and "a mere cipher" anil "a disgrace 70
the country" aud " ~ iEheriie. ignorant
lygaEi," and {" . w..i,cncd scpDlrlre. uni.
man who " il Gisgraring himself" and
. fraction III mars" anil IAN eighth
part III the Cabinet" and j" the ily upon
. coach wheel. and /" butcher" mi IS 4
Nero and "a Molor,i." and " Cy.
elops," and sich like but al this don't
amount II no;hin. lis only just nglgin
4 man in the ribs with yoar elbow, WHEN
yoa onght to up iiS, and knock him head
over heels. Ii you really mean Ia ID any
thing. il won't 10 10 stand minein wursIs
in this sol, kind Of WAY. hou must pull
ihc blows on with a sledge.hammcr. ln-
stead 81 calling him q do.;. yor shoa.! call
him material born fool. Instead If allow
i'm linn 10 he eighth pant of man, yon
should swear night mp and down chat il.
ii you eyerdo swear ihai there i,n'ta par
tiele 1T the hair or hide nl a man about
him. Talk up in that kind Of way. and
our party would begin 10 take courage,
and feel Us ii there Was some hopes lor
'em vet.
There's one thing that's very impor.
iaul. and see yon feel very anxious about
i, and that is, that we should get Gineral
Taylor out somehow or other on the Vii,
mot proyiso. Its a shame and disgrace
and i crime worse than high treason, tina
he keeps his mouth shct on the subject
hope yon will be able 10 eonirive SOM
way or other 10 get il out Of him; but
know ii is 4 difficult matter. Cousin
Nabby used 10 have a way Of getting Sc
crets oul Of folks when they was asleep
aud holding looking glass o'erIhcir face
and whispering 10 en-, and they woult
answer any question she asked 'em
Now, if you catcl, Gineral Taylor aslcel
somewhere, arif YOU could get one Of ia,
servants oil tie White House TO catch hin
asleep sometime, and hold looking glass
over his Zee. and whisper to him aud asl
him whether he is for OF ogia the Nlmo
! proyiso. probably tie secret would be oul
and our party would be safe. II make
noia pins difference which side he come
out on; we can fight lin as well on
way as 'tulhor. The only thing is to ~
him out. We are ready 10 head him q
both lacks. II be GENES out for the pre-
viso, we can ran him down with Gmpra
Cas-; and If he comes out 0gin the pro
viso, we can run him down with Col. Ben
ton. But II he don't come out at all
I'm afraid we can't rum him down wit
nobody.
Now. TO Try and do your best 10 &C
. him ont on the pgoyiso, for you see ho,
important il is.
, So remain your patient butrather hun
CRY friend,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
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rra.n lie Nalinl,.l Intrlli,.nrar.

We had lost sight Of orr Oil friend Ma
jor Downing 50 long taaI we were quite
refreshed on Saturday ny The receipt ii q
letter hearing his well known supcrscrip-
ton. uaf readers, we are sure. will TIC
equally glad ia hear from the worthy Ma
ior again, although he still dates from that
region, the terror ofpolllicians, Salt River.
Ills letter viii be found below, and we
have only 10 hope that -four neighbor Of
the Union should be disposed TO take ex,
ceplion 10 the freedom OF the personal all
dress. The hohssi advice aud good intcn,
lions Of the Major may plead his excuse
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WHEN / An OLD.
n MoNTaOwgRY.

u MONTGOMERY.
Wien I an o,si--and .. how soon
Mia iiis's sNeet morning yield to noon;
All ,.ooa,s broad, fer,il. earnest Light,
lie sl.roals.l in lie solemn nisii;
Til Ike : rioft vel nigh toll,
Ml.l see.a Iay li.s-when am oll.
When / M oli-iilis hrerzy caHh
vii Lose iar M III vpice II ninth;
Tic sircaa.s viii lia,o an under tone
OF sadness, not III night their own;
And spring a sweet flower IN vain unfold
lts rosy rl.arms-When am oh.
Wa | nm OIL shall not ca.e
To deck with flowers NY iade,l hair;
Twill he NJ xain desire Of mine,
Ia liea aal c5s,iy dress TO shine;
nrI Il, iesels aud tie brightest e"li
YIN elarsa me naush,-whrn am Oh.
Nltsn ain oil--iny friends shah le
obi and inlifm anil h9nei-like me:
On else iheir haaiips meath Tie ci.
Thpir spifits dwelling safe with God;
The Oh rtnreh bell will long have igllcd
Above tl,eir rcsi-Nhen I'm Ola.
When am oll--I'd rather bend
Thus sadly o'eE each buried friend,
Than see them lose the carnes, truth.
That marks the friendship Of our youth;
Twill be 50 sad TO see them cold
Or strange IL mc-vhcn am old.
When am old-oh, how il seems
Like tie wild luuaey Of dreams.
To picture in prophetic rhyme,
Tlai dim, FIR distant shadow time;
50 distant ihai il seems Ger bold
Even 10 say" When am old"
When | am oll--perhaps Gre ,hon,
shall he missed from the hauu,s of men;
Perhaps my dwelling viii be found
Beneath lie green and quie; mound;
My name by stranger hands unroIlcd
Among the iead-ere am old.
Ire an old-ihat time is now,
For youth sis lightly on my brow;
My limbs are firm and strong ard free,
life has thousand charms for me
Charms that will long their influence hold
Within my heart-when am old.
When | am oll-oh let me give
My Tile 10 learning io,r 10 Ire
Then shall meet with willing heart
An eatiy summons 10 depart,
Or find my lengthen'd days consolcd
by Gods sweet peacc-when am old.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

FhUQU!sH LEND FOR SAIL
chippewa a'aTssl.


THE terms "i sic "i .ais iar," niue 49, -,
,.,,d Ii.- farm amongst The most Valuable ~ ''
couuty II lies s>Iihii iva miles al tsir hipiiNah
unrk rive, agi cini. Sc:rn miles oil Tue Vh'asr 81
,Sarrnt,t aud between lon: aa 1--we ~ the fanqhfl
Wbu. Sulphur springs; Il contains between nine h'"
,,rr and one tioi sand asrrS; the greater po'ti"" :"
which the linr rel so generally iiini ~ that c'n
ty with a large pnrtioa al One bottom meadow lan"
rendering thr Farm admirably adapted Tor gram W.
i,r .raZ;na sry-ra! t0a springs, WIN H"e -''e''
running through TIE whole Fam.
Tb- improvements are rum;oHdhI- phih M.
,,,usr Bnru Stahr- CIhas, 80: ehch hh'ihs ne'''
.,.n,lv mn m rr;lf Not very di-tant rom 'hrSf
-, ..ya-d -itr for tie erection q. -nch bri''f p,
ms n. 4 proprietor might prefer, c1n'"ahhihs = 'i'
,,-w II me whole Farm ir location "i WIS h''
,ro,,s ii 4, ~i.ii,r property; ~ p"n8n.Yn 'e ''hI'
,,an viIl,ee al ,..:-A;an and the " MT" s'upbj'
;,.,p.- a,inrainr ;lnr- tuaG usual facilities az h'"''
an, III safety; an. Tie canal cheap a"d reay 80
cas "a ,ua,b.t lor III ~ products. Tie terms WI, De
-. liberal ~ most purchasers could well desire 70"
.., .iyrn Al m, time 10 sui tie purchaser, "i'
J.si allie arrangement the putting IN grown. gro"
Purchaser. wishing to vicw Ihe Farm, are irirn'"
- r'i.,nuJ Rose E-q, tnow the occupant hatr"
chltou or James G:ern, Eslrs, ie-iir"l. "i'hh ""
~. a,tn Ji.lE:; foNfiiht. =: Hanover,
''" T. TiphA fcS 1t Fti.rIssst'i g.
A.. I-rtr E,.rn,.t-.i 4 = Roe. deceased
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THE MONTEREY CApITULATIoN.


The Whig press have lavished their abuse on
MIR. Thompson OF Mississippi. on account Of his
proviso to the vote OF thanks IL General Iaylor.
What will be said when The fact appears Iha
General Taylor himself disapproved OF the terms
OF the capilulalion al Monterey1 This impor-
.aul lac. has recently been developed in discus
sion at fernando, Mississippi, between MI.
Thompson and Major Bradford, The Wing lay
lor candid, tie for Congress. In relation 10 his
speech and vote OF censure, 10 regard TO that Ca
pi,uaion, Mr. Thompson Says The paper from
which we gather the circumslances) clearly
show d that his opinions we're the same as 'hose
OF General Taylor, in regard 10 said capiiulal'oh
and that the only difference tween him a'd
General Taylor consisted in the TACT IN ne
spoke his sentiments oul publicly, while Iene,
raj Taylor only told his TO few iellr1s' aao
Major Bradford among The number" iae 'uen
called on Major B. TO state il Gep'a' ay'o'
did moi, al the lime, express his erie a'sapp'o'
baton OF the terms OF said caphra'''n
ply Major Bradford said "suc' was 'ne 'sc',
General Taylor dill say A' fapp''''" " :"
terms Of ii. eapitulssion." ,,,.,
Mai Bradford in his rey employed 'Ae S us tas
humbuesing mo party" .:um Iaaey were "obso>
former principle. OF IN attempt 10 clear the Ca
lete questions" .4ise Of aboli'ionism made by
binel frons6n, bu, endearsred to savfl The re-
Mr. Th,y Of having chosen s-"h advisers off
.p.b ,ulders OF Gen. Taylor, by the -iserable
,ne,fops I'm. The President had placed the :, ~
y A Ma,v in The hands OF Southern men, anu 1ns'
!, w,s linls matter with regard to the ." - eDa"'
:, W." -. po., Office Department, Treasury, Home
:, ,na &c., how rank were the a'0iions.
,.sp ss these offices. The Major was disposed
W %'H sa ays the whole matter OF Southern Right: .,n in
10 hands Ct the President and trust TO hi, veto
=. n, on,y preservativc though he io.a Us va. -
case The veto failed. Gen. Taylor had 'he AMY ny,
and NAVY under the control of Southern men' Wv
he did no, inform Us where, 10 case Cons'e'' o.
- sd III. Wiluo. pro,i.o, Gen. Taylor was 10 ao'
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Atamectng OF The Democrats oi Morsah!'Wh
prcc:uc,. aud the Eastern side II Monon2alia
county, heid in The Coua Hanse. on MONDAY
esen;ns, Oct b,t 18Th, I749, rarsnsn: to PEE
y,cus no.iee 10 III. Mirror, John Wat>, q i,
was casd TO the chair, AID y. Hii'e'pic ana
A ndrc y M'DoaalI we're appointed Secretaries.
The oSj.c' Of The me-'"s wa =, s'alea 10 y ':'e
appointment Of delegates IL Tic tehnoai Ca
ycLtion o. ire 22I iasI; wheIeupon he c,ssl;as
voted Tor Inc following gentlemen: Z las Still
well, n. Pickenpsugh, Rewly Holland, A. Nc
Cause, John Beck, \, Gillespie, NJ. chailaD', A;
McDoaald, VIM. Durbin, J. J. Pisrpon' ant
John Watts, Esq.
Resolved Tina, the delegates appointed by ia1S
meeting be instructed to cast the vote Q! ine
ra.lcrn side Of this county, unless Inc c'HsTeri
"s ss., . rrcsrn;ed by delegates appointed
a S"'. ga. hen s,,,
l"e inseos' when u appea red ma, !, q. choice =
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Classical and Mathematical school,

Classical and Mathematical School,
NEAR LOUISA COURT HOUSE.-Sy Dr. X a INCA e.
rl,IIE next session Of this School will commence on
ths 18th day OF January, and continue ten months,
with vac Oh of one month In Summer.
Or Mckee has taken the degree of Master OF ARTS oil
the University of Virginia, and has had severai years
thorough, embracing Latin, Greek, Mathemsties'
French, Spanish, German, &C. ,..
will take few boys IA Boardrrs IN my tamiy,
who will have the ad vantage heretofore, OF living
with the Teacher My house Is about ono mile from
Louisa Court House, in as healthy part OF the eoun-
tty as any in the State.
TERMS:-For Board, including Iuition iol al VI
any Of the su iects taught, Sll5 for ten months.
The School Is limited 10 fifteen; and, therefore, those
desiring 10 send should make early application 70 the
subscii ELISHA mCLioN.
LnuIsa CnIrt House, August 2l-cW
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,.p,ICJEIn the residence OF Ire lat; t!f' !. !"
ID p1vnr IN the upJ,f part oi ''"'enlihh county
,i,u, tnurt-rn mi'c, from tiIT Court Hnadri %" VIZ
,',,tr,sy;l.r lpli aUi - ahont ten NILS nom ''h
,,:nn,. W,f.'iuifs- uu tra Jane, Ri'ef '""Ai' ="
,,rtch M 4tcrilrnl foli lrai1 The ftit' con,
,n.,ul i've n,ndfri aces has suHit'-n'J 90
Inud - ,.eii Hl-i~d, upper i,cAlns""'f 'ie'H w."
uiac through il, oa wiIic. : se"i '''- 1855 -
Sl,y I'M ana has II l.ifm "i-t so"1 ~ ''''''
Machine thfcr Tobtccp iicu'eFi I'VE 'e,% go ~
and All clbr: uc.ry,.ry oat buildings ~ .as =" W.
,no,d ~ rhoc. Aa,is Iice,. ana st''''s " '.''
IN, rr,.s l'.5 u..e..t"- ii"ass. 'tn"ihu"" -
n,,.,,nt,I tiers rgh br'.dtt" shii'b-t'' " ~ -
,c,,,In - Appearance II Z, r"iH'!i'ie ana on
a,.n, rh.r. ., good office ~ t'e 'aid, an' Nv
na.n - productive IA friit ani Vr:rt'b'es he''n',"
t,"b.aithy a, aay residence III ;te cot"y, ana TN
s,iI though not deep, i f:icS readily p'""'''"s
sa,n o,r- gtas- aud manufacturing i"hace".
TERMS 50 $40 cash, thu h-..n'e ~ I'VE :"
LANCER II desired, tie purchaser el''A2 : hee'
.t On tie Land secure The plJn:a VI ''e NE
,n..th,r ulth IT, ;.aua.l interest f"rStSsso. :" "
.iy.n On he lst III Jlnlt:y next I" III. r'i'"is'
,yho NAV sos. q crop 81 wheat t.i- Fai pens'. 'l'
IL III. ,..a.e Is Ia Laura II and i.iizabrii u '"if
WINCH viii be convey ed oy lnen 10 ne lfcAdssf
T1- .ubsc.ibsr Colonel VI fay"e, ~ ~
p-a".s M. .vr,.ee., 2.il show III. place 10 any one
,yiIp, 20 purchase. Letters Directed 10 myss'l, 90
ConnsI VI II Payne, al Goochiand Court """'"
will receiv. prompt attention. ,., i, popr
An. a;-cff luas vi -
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We regret that We could mol hear the open
ing lecture of Professor johnson, on Monday
night. II is highly spoken Of. There was q
very large and striking audience on TUESDAY
night, 10 lis en- to the lecture Of DR. TUCKER
the recently appointed successor Of DR. Cullen
In The opening Of his remarks. DR. 7. paid
cordial and eloquent tribute 10 the talents oil
his predecessor. His whole lecture was mo-
dest. sensible and filed with valuable and I'D.
lcrcs,ing discoveries in medical science. II was
received with fa,tering attention.
Last night DR. Chambcrlaync eclured, and
to-nigh, DR. Bohannan will deliver his lecture
We are pleased to loar tina, the prospects of
good attendance oil students are h,ttering.
ACCIDENT TO THE MOUNT VERNON.
The Norfolk passengers BY The Port Wai'hall
line did not reach Richmond Until III +. M. on
Tuesday night, in cons' lien c Of an accident 10
The steamer as described below ia The Petersburg
Republican. Fortunately The explosion was up
wards. and hence more fatal mischief was pre-
vented. These accidents on James River are
uncommonly rare:
The Steamer Mounl Vernon. Capt Marshal,
ON her upward trip from Norfolk 10 Richmond,
burst her boiler Just as she was starring rom
Seden's Landing about IL miles below Guy
Point. Fortunately no enc was sefinnsl, inJa,et'.
One or Two OF the hands were slightly s"aldei
The alarm was Tor a moment quite serious.
There was a large number OF passengers on
board. Great many ui whom were ladies' The
schooner Eagle, OF Petersburg, commanded by
Cap!ain Charles Dennis, was passing al The
lime on her way 10 Norfolk. The wind was
blowing quite fresh down The river. but Captain
Dennis brought his vessel round in coed style,
received on board the mails with Two or ihrec
passengers bound TO City Point, wnlch ne reach
ed in abou, an hour and halt. agaiEs! fresh
breeze. Tine mails were landed and The steam
boat Old Dominion sent III The assistance OF the
steamer, which was entirely disabled. The DAM
age PROBABLY, will not he serious.
THE TREASURY Of HISToRY.-This
is The lille OF very handsome and Interesting
Book, with valuable contents in Two volumes,
published by The Harpers- which was shown 10
US Yesterday by the agent.
IF We are requested TO call attention TO The
large sale OF land and personal property belong
ing 10 the estate Of the ae James w Win'Iee.
which has been postponed until Tuesday, The
OH 4, u al Novemher next,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

c,E,I,ED PROPOSALS will be received al the once
= AZ The James River aad Kinawha Company, In
Richmond, until the 23d day OF November next, 10.
nv ansi,ncion OF stone dam across james River at
Mtd.n's Adventure Falls, twenty-eisht mites above
Redmond.
In, pam will be about 100 feet long, and ten feet
hish. 80 Mt , n
SIDE, lac usual reservation of 10 per cent. on the
monlhly estimates, the Contractor will be required 20
"y. ,n,r security satisfactory To tho Board Of Di-
80. lar the comple,ion Of the work al the time and
+, "a, manner specified in the contract;
Passo( the above work will BIS exhibited, and spe-
ehs,ons thereof delivered TO the Contractor al inc
,omaa : uhi 70 la Richmond, by the 5th day OF NO
y,n.,r ON application TO the Secretary Of the COM
..n~ WALTER GWiNN,
Chief EngineerJ = Co.
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spo,,sylvania County, Oct l2-cw4w
rr Frederic / sburg Recorder requested to copy.


HE last annual session Of this Institution closed i
duties on The as,h ultnio, number Al pupils IL ~iil
re opened the lst day Of October, and continue
without interruption until the lat August, isoo -.
its late Principal will continue to preside owe, inc
Institution, IN connection with all OF the ot1el
whose services have also been retained Charges. The
As for the last session Some valuable and extern
siys improvements In progress. For particular IN
formation address DR. Minor, Tappahannoek; .,, o.
Mrs Virginia Minor, or Mis' Lydia Mary Fay, Dill
lers' Post Office Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, ~ D.
Midway. Eisrx County, Virginia August 2l-cl
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

,,IIE School a, Cole Ill., in spottsylyania County,
L heretofore taught by Miss Bronaugn, WIN sun 10
continued nv hrr commencing on tho first Of October
TERMS:
Board and instruction in English branches Tor ths 20,
scholastic wear OF ten months ~
For instruction In the French Language, an auui' N
uonal charge will be made of a. ~
Instruction in Music. ~
And an additional charge for use OF Piano oil ~
Persons wishing TO enter scholars wii please svutoS0
PETER w. DUDLEY,
Mount Pleasant, Spotsylvania Co, va.