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Chsiera-Treatmens and Preventive.

Chsiera-Treatmens and Preventive.
m. AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, Tonic
bic naedsn, and totally nee from any mineral substance
Siae estsiac with cordial and senrhsnns powers original
most Of he Diseases Of The abdominal dshea
dycnte bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders OF
Knowing that in the mos, kindly and
who may attacked by the prevailing fatal and pre-
all who be so fortunate as 10 escape It's st nsdou'
wholesale and retail caru. Music saloon Penn
drug OF Washington Georgetown and Alexandria
eesca,es accompany Of panaeea liberal
discount dealers Orders from any par, Of he United States
..sfd " An SAMUEL CO.
oENCY, w.shinstonaIhe undersigned, late q the in
.peeon branch Of e Post Once Department oers b. ssrv
particularly, with the that his removal from Office
tsnsd IN ne Department, Tor honesty capacity, ads,
his in once Of both parties, with their hearty
All order. % attend 20 business. every nature,
government vi" De '''n' ''''' JAMES o%SkS AGENT
July 4-da late OfPost once Department
NoTICKTh. Subscriber beg. leave citizens and
sas s% ss ss n o. AIN and
s y, s n s"P him sy 1ss S
%.sne,as aSs sw. and se.y 6, ssI, s silver
him this section q the country His customers are respectfully
requested % leave their orders with RonrRr xrywoRru
Penn. avenue, between eth and ION streets
fed the October 1919 Of the circuit superior cou
Prince George and state Of
Virginia. dccreed other things In substance o
fhst n X Meade and Thomas H. Dane who appoint
be published in Of the newsgape published IN The
and Edwin Pace Formerly OF
county Prince George IN vpna forward and claim
Joel Cheves deceased late Of
soupysf Prince George, bee the hrs day q The next
q s%sa, q s me osr "
" - RK MEADE,
THOs. II. DANIEL,
Nov Sa-Ssv Commissioners, he.
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no THE Lowers o. enc nest Hsvs.a Ciesrs.-T BAs
TIANE co.. under Browns Hcfel have received On con
s.eds ..sased IN Cuba Aons them We ssys ssg Y
bhndes only We earnestly good fes
hne esn hesas a. noshns has bcnporssd f cns UNI
'' o. Sss .'ith Ta7ra'a q 1tcbe
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there eight vacancies In his
Fsmiy boarding. school for YewnE JsSies which he win be
daughters members of Congress,
ots seeking school Recommended BY small numbers, by
and the comforts Of bome and by ample for
impTovcment et. .aI
fsrsn usacquanted with the character Of The school
referred the senior editor Of this Of whose
'A4-s' r. w. CUsHMar
indiana avenue, Washington
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EOR sale, very desirable thrce-stsry brtek house,
hack alley Is feet iusted on street. between ~ and
s eeu, being Of the most desirable parts Of The city r p
residence. ttfs = 5g.f.. INNS. ~ I.
Terms win be made easy, but hts will be
For nartier psrtieuias apply 20 GREEN 4 TAsTET
-TG = Ausuoneen and Commission Merchants,
Nov 4-oawauf C .ts 500 40 Concert Hail.
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Attorney and Cousselor at Lac,
HAVING side Of Ponnsyvsna Avenue b,
tween ~ Streets continue practise
Courts o the District and claims before Congress- the De
and the Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican claims
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Chrissopher ersmner, tA.
Aftornty and Cous.Hor at Lao,
~.s * and Ga . ss BE- VIII VIZ .s,.s ne
Cos o. ns 9s and claim. seS, Cons the De-
National Eating House.
Just RECEIVED dec, from the Island Of st. Thomas. brig
ever brought % his markets which served up daily soup,
%Sss; ss
hora &c. Ae all Of which will be served up AT the shortest
9s-F9:a..,s. served as usual w w.,xr,
lessor United navy, Yale College, Ae, Ispeeg
asas The citizen, wssn.on .a, ss - , Ewing
Prod Mei.re asuer himself reputation
zoo wen established here require particular References
For e% A. ssss ~ y At s :. @ Sl ss. = r1c
wfaps opposite Mr. Franck Tsyor Pennsylvania
RosERT ,. WALKER WIN practice law in n. sr-
thinks ai he cannot attend % claims before Congress
% eases intrused To him In the supreme - i :,
ono. ON Pennsylvania avenue, near the Seven Buiding Wash
a offers his services IN The prosecution Of claims on the
ment before Conge OF e Department. in hs settlement o. milf
Ietsrs addressed to him on business postpaid
Of sh and Louisiana opposite the Tele
'T.sassros err, April as--sosmif
heretofore between
ri ADDIsoN and BEVERLY TUCKER has been dissolved
continue attend promptly 10 all business
befere Congress and the departments as heretofore.
March 2l--d
I2OH sadie be.stsfnI yseht Of about ten tons burr
den, The boat in hne order having new sails
isaaps q &C q d. i' Sebasi, a he Union osce
June ISL
CARD--o. praeu.. law N shs eoart. q nc
Sss 6oasrt. d. tender
United srtes md ne crks % The Unit
sed smfes bad experiences In he Treasury Depsr
mentn rsnce 70 claims Tor services Of such omes Al commu
nicetons should be postpaid. 49, .i-.44
/ Once, street, between 1ah and 18th.
NJ fs'itl~s ~ il ffnseI.l III July os-d1y
DtErLIP BAtrON KEy win sftend 20 sny husiuess
be unused with before Of this Die
ct, and win attend The prosecutions 81 claims beoreCoh
/ uess and the Departments. once street.
! wAsn1ssror, July 10, leB. July lT-sswm
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A Card 20 the Public.

-g lr . ti A Card 20 tho Pubhc. N
today received supply Of sdie
whits and black satin and hid slippers gater boots and
sandals, patterns,
which win be found celebrated New York gossame
urht srBcIe, lsdfes' gum boots. sf H'
gentlemen dress and proof boots, patent leather shoe
Congress elastic Shoes and generally
stock Of heavy goods suitable Coz e and such usual
kept establishments. Al ofwhch ofee
il71l y ~ 77-l1 A. CoyLE 4 SON.
4-eodIw
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CREsH Fruits, tSc.-Just received from arrivals
$50 bores, half and boxes fresh bunch Rasns
aH eases fresh Prunes, In jars and fancy boxes
% boxes fresh Genoa Cifron ........ ~
81 drums Smyrna Figs .. ..." . +. +.
l0csses Havana assorcd Preserves ...n
% kegs Malaga Grapes in fine order ... a. q.
10 bo1es fresh Lemons
1000 ibs. new Znnte Currnnu ... . Z. .
II barrels choice Cranberries
1850 lbs. Marseiles Almonds ... ... .U
$50 do fresh Pecan Nuts ........a..#a ID.
500 do do fIlbers
- burhes Southern Peanuts. Z
For sale by q U.s. III a GEO. b THos PARKER CO. 4
Dec 4--3sw3w a5- u ~ Opposite Browns Hotel
PANCY SEALING wAx.--w. FISCHER, importer Of
onery has received direct from the manufacturer
large assortment Of fancy Of the most brilliant coo put ~
in and packages; which VIII sell prices
staioner Hal, where had three and four cent?
pagcone- third lees than II h soid elsewhere E#
Nov 27-aaw3w Fl .tF
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Genemeu either had present have wards
members Of The Institution. .+.5
Sep 2-H 49, lIntel1 sS
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IS number I0tteFy--IA dFaWn ballots !!
Tickets $l0-haives % 00-quartes 81 SO.
Certificates Of pac kages OF rs whole tickets, Sl40 90
DO do Is half do 10 O0
y, DO do a5quarter do IS 90
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

The Democrats Of Hampshire, in public meet
ing, after thanking Mr. Bedinger for the faith
full manner in which he has discharged the trust
reposed inhim blythe Democracy ofthis District,
rally, to a man, around the constitutional stand
ard erected by the Legislature Of Virginia.
They resolved -
"Ihat we, as Democrats, hail with pleasure
the passage OF the Conway resolutions but are
PANIED at the recollection that there should be
found on that occasion, thirteen so lost & blinded
to the honor and interests of the cid Common
wealth OF Virginia, as to cast their votes against
sad resolutions" and 'that cur thanks are here
by rendered to cur representatives in the General
Assembly, for the faithful performance of all
their duties as such, and more especially for their
vote upon the Conway Resolutions"
1t is a strange spectacle to see such resolutions
quoted as adopted by Democrats, in contfiadis-
tinction to the wings, upon question which
ought TO unite all parties i'll the South But the
fact is, and we regret to know it, that in some of
the counties the Wings either refuse to unite
in ratifying the action of the Legislature, or Give
clear indications Of a determination to rray them
selves against that almost unanimous action.-
Hereafter we may cite instances Eng
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
OBITUARY.

Departed this life -en the 1lth inst, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH e. GAMBLE, wife OF Theophilus Gamble
Esq OF Augusta county, Va, in the 37th year of her
age On the Sabbath morning, while So many loved
friends were on their way to the courts of the Lord
where she had often mingled in worship her chast-
ened spirit was gently taken to the crest that re-
maineth for the people of God,'' How delightful,
how consohng To think, that she immediately made
one more in that great multitude before the throne
worshiping in the upper sanctuary" None who
knew her well, can have one reasonable doubt that
she now dWells there. AT an early age, she was
received as member Of the Messy Creek Church,
and, after her marriage, became and continued till
her death, member of the Augusta Church. Her
profession was adorned throughout by most sxem-
plary '.walk and conversation" Her reverence
for Godher love OF his word, his house, ha throne
OF grace and his people, her universal beneyoIence,
and her entire habitua reliance upon Christ for ac-
ceptance with God, all gave decisive indication Of
renewed nature. Her piety was wholly free from
ostenation, but still deeply ilnbued with the life
and power OF christian feeling and christian princi-
pie. She had indeed "the ornament of meek and
quiet spirit" Her protracted decline was marked
TO an uncommon degree by the s'peace of God
which rasseth all understanding" Perfectly calm
and rational to "the last of Earth " she met death
without fear, for to her it came without sting
For the newspapers this is enough. Others deep
~ bereaved, but sorrowing not as those who have
no hoFe,' viii love to dwell in memory upon thou
sand things which bound their hearts to one .vho
uas-bM is aot--ta God ha.h taken her. w. 3.
- at his residence in HARRISON county, Indiana
on the 9th Of January last, Mr. MICHAEL CHROME
aged 81 years. Mr.. c. was formerly ct Augusta
county.
=, at Mt Sidney. on the 22d inst, alter long
and painful illness, Mrs. MARY DIXON, consort oil
Mr. John Dixon deed, aged ~ years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
C0LORED DAGujERREOTYPEs.

The Subscriber would respectfully inform tho
| citizens OF Stanton and vicinity, that he ha
taken rooms at the new building adjoining the Wiz.
glnla Hotel, first floor, up stairs, and is prepared
with an entire sat of German Acromstic Lenses and
superior chemical agents, to execute pnguerreo-
type Minatare kenesses, which for holiness OF
relief and beauty ofcoloring cannot be surpassed.
He has also awaited himself of the very recently dis
covered and Invaluable art Of Gliding with the
Chloride ofGold, which not only changes the un-
ife.hke appearance Or the natural Daguerreotypc,
which has heretofore been an objection to them.
bat gives them superior beauty of life like ex.
preston, and sets the coorng and impression per-
manently upon the plate. Likenesses taken single
or in groupes, equally well, in clear or cloudy
weather, and inserted in Rosewood or other frames.
or in the best Gilt Morocco cases. or Gold Gilt or
Plated L.ockets OF which he has on hand beauti
ful and extensive assortment of every size and de.
scription.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited TO
call and examine superior collection OF specimens
of the art and sit, if they choose. by way Of expert
inent.
With the abundance Of light afforded bv the largo
and spacious windows, he feels confident in war,
rantlng perfect satisfaction, or no sale.
Instruction IN the art given, and Camera, Plates.
Cases, Chemicals, Apparatus, &C., furnished Of
reasonable terms. r. PLATT.
Feb ST
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
TRUST SALE
OF HOUSE AND LOT AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.


10 Y authority OF Deed executed 10 the Under
I'D signed, on 18th ofMay 1913, by John Gregory,
to secure Robert G.. Bickle, &c shall on Friday,
the 9th day of April next at the residence Of said
Gregory, in Saunton, proceed to sell, to tae highest
bidder, for cash,
HOUSE AND LOT
in the "Norh ends Of Staunton formerly owned
by Mr.. Tebo, and on which, part eff ths purchase
money is rnpaid-also all the interest (if amy OF
the said Gregory in lhe House and Lot where he at
present resides
Brindle Cow, Red Hcifcr, Feather
Beds, Beds,eads and Furniture, | dozen
Chairs, Cherry Bureau, 2 Tables, ! China
Press and contents, / Wooden Clock, 4
Hogs, | self Of Carpenters Tools, and all
tho Household and Kitchen Furniture be-
longing to said Gregory not enumerated in
the foregoing.
Acting as trustee, shall convey to the purchaser
such title as is vested in me by the aforesaid trust
NICHO. K. TROUT, T rusteo.
March 5, lsi9.--tds
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tENEGRO LAW OF 1888"


The bill to modify the law of 1898, prohibit
ting the importation OF slaves in this State after
being debated in one or othef Of the branches OF
the Legislature for several weeks, has passed
both Houses, and only awaits the signature OF
the Executive to become law. 1t is q virtual
repeal the Old law, aud will be the means OF
decreasing the value Of slave property in the
State, and cause q considerable increase of the
slave population ii d year or two nkentucky
iptends to be cias&ed among the permanent slave
States of the Union, the passage of this modifi-
cation law, in our opinion, is perfectly correct
The Emancipatonists may be good deal hor-
ror struck at this act Of the Legislature; Bn1
they may console themselves with the reflection
that it was to their interference with slavery
principally, thatstaey now owe the passage O.
the modification law. The Legislature of Ken.
lucky was determined to undeceive those who
believed this State was preparing for Emancipa
tion,-Ken Woman,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
EXTRA SESSION, AGAIN.

1t will be seem in to-day's paper, that the peo-
pie of Wood county have given expression to
their sentiments concerning the coming extra
session OF the Virginia Legislature and that they
loudly denuunce the project. Never before have
we Wltnts sed such unanmity as was manifest
ed at the meeting on Monday. Both parties
were fully represented in that assembly, vet. no
man could be found to uphold Or defend the step
taken by our Legislators-so palIable was theig
departure from the path of duty!
We can hardly conceive more glazing in
stance OF llieh-handed assumption than that of
which the people complain. Members Of the
Legislature are sent to Richmond to make laws
Tor the good government Of the commonwealth,
but, instead ofapplying themselves to the duties
OF their appointment, they waste winter in
fruitltss wr;ngling and then seek to repair the
wrong by eleetiag Themselves into al, extra assem-
dl1'--d The peoples eapcnse If the extra session
were really necessary Why not remain in Rich
nond until It's purposes are accomplished! But
there's mileage to be earned ParkeYsI,vg
Gazette.
" We have heard objection made to an ex-
ira session ofthe Legislature. The people Of Vir-
gnia are governed too much they are getting
tired of so much legislation, and at such az cnor-
nous expense. Biennial SESSIONS will DO much
to check this evil, and we hope the matter will
be agitatedby the people.---Editor Jladicator.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
IN 600 LBS. Clean Linen and Cotton
IV,OOO Rags wanted BY
THOS. STRIDER.
Staunton March 5, 1919.

nR. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS! This
~ great American remedy for one of the most
formidable Ills that flesh is heir to, is acnowl
edged superior to any medicine ever offered to the
public. The action is easy, certain, and attendant
with unpleasant results. 1t has never been tried
without producing the most sautary effects. Com
pounded by one Of the most eminent physicians in
our country, it is the medicine which science. skill
and experience offers tolluman suffering. Cali and
purchase box at
The above pills can be had at the following pla-
ces, Eskridge s Cushng's, wholesale and retail
Stanton, S. Myers, Mt. Sidney, A. E Henne-
barger. Harrisonburg, McGuiiin s. Co, Midway,
Strickler & Co., Fairfield, Ruffner s. jenkins,
and J. R. Strayer New Market, Jacob B. Houcl
Baekhorn Station, Rockingham, IS l.. Bumb
gardner, Greengille, Va.,J. NJ. Wilson, Licking
ton. Va.
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EXECUTORS,
SALE OF LAND.

WILL be offered for sale on the premises on
"Wednesday the 2lst day of March next,
.ll6 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the main road aud near Hebron Church.
about four mics South West Of Stanton, adjoin-
ing the land Of Capt. David Sterrett and others.
This land is of good qualty-about so acres Of
which are cleared and the balance is well ting
bered:
TERMS OF 5SALE-0ne third Of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
equal annual payments thereafter. The title to
be retained until the whole of the purchase money
shall he. paid, OF deed of trust upon tho land TO
secure the deferred payments.
GEORGE BAYLORJR.
JOHN TRlMBLE,
Ex'ors of Geo. Baylor, Dec.
February l2.--tds-Spectator copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
Commissioners Sale.


I'D Y virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Superior
I'D Court Of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, pronounced on the nth day of November.
1915 in cause therein depending, in which John
B. Grove John B Smith, and Others are Plaintiffs,
and Snsan Grove, and Others are Defendants, the
undersigned, Commissioner, appointed by the
said Court, for that purpose, will proceed TO sell
on the premises, on Saturday the 9TH day of April
lS49
35s ACRES OF LAND.
late belonging to Benjamin Grove. lying on the
Northwest Turnpike, adjoining the growing villa
ges Of West Union and Mt. Carmel, in Preston
county, Virginia. The said land lies well, and is
good Grass land--a considerable portion cleared
and has Two Dwelling Houses thereon No doubt
great bargain may be had in the purchase of this
property.
TERHas.-so much cash in hand as will be
necessary TO pay the expenses OF sale and costs of
suit the residue on the lolowing,crcdt, viz: One
sixth to be paid in six months one sixth in twelve
months, and the balance in two equal annual pay
ments thereafter the purchasers executing bonds
with approved security, and the title withheld I'M
til all the purchase money shall have been paid.
ABSALOM KOINER, Com'r.
February &c, ls49.-ts.-$2 so.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG STORE.

rHNHE undersigned having associated themselves
4 together for the purpose of carrying On the
APOTdECARY AND DRUG BUSEN ESS
in the town of Staunton, announce 10 their friends
and the public generally, that it is their intention
to keep large and well selected assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and bye Seuff;s,
together with general assortment OF FANCY AR
TIcLEs, all Of which they determined TO sell
low for CASH, or on the usual time to punctual Gus
toners. The business will be conducted by A, D.
Wren, who having devoted his whole attention to
it for the last ten years, feels confident he give
universal satisfaction to all who will favor them
with their custom. Physicians and others having
prescriptions to fill, may rely on having them put
up in the best and neatest style.
We invite one and all to give call at the
Sign Of the White Mortar.
AID. WREN.
Z. c. FISHER, NJ. D.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
SENATE OF VIRGINIA.

One fourth Of this body is annually elected
Elections take place this Spring i'll the following
districts-at present represented by the gentle
men W hose names are affixed to each;
Charlotte, Lunenburg, Nottoway, Prince Ed
ward, and part of AppmnattoX, VIM. H. Dennis
Patrick, Henry and Pittsylvania, Vincent
Witcher.
Charles City, James City, New Kent Henrico,
and City of Richmond, Robert C. StanaId.
Stafford, King George, Westmoreland, Rich
mond and Lancaster and Northumberland, JAS.
M. Smith.
Rockingham and Pendleton, George E. Deneale
Berkeley Morgan and Hampshire, Thomas
Sloan.
Harrison, Lewis, Wood, Braxton, Doddridge,
Rite4sie, Taylor, and Gilmer,, John G. Stringer.
Washington, Russell, Scott and Lee, Henry s.
Kane,-Enq.
CALIFORNIA EMlGRAHTs FROM PRussIA.-An
agent is now in Boston, awaiting the arrival of
a large number of emigrants from Prussia, who
will proceed Immediately to California. 1t is
not their intention to dig gold but to cultivate
the soil.
Fifty-eight thousand dollars, worth of Calfor-
mia gold has been deposited in the Philadelphia
mint. Seven thousand dollars worth of it has
already been coined into quarter eagles. Some
of these quarter eagles have sCal.'' upon them.
The rest have no distinctive sign.
VIM. Grover, soldier of the revolution aged
SO years, died few days since, at Westernport
in Allegheny county, Md-He served under
Gen Sunpter, i'll the campaigns OF the South and
among other battles was present at that Of the
| Pedee
When am dead my soul will return to France
and dwell in the hearts of the people, like thun-
der in the clouds of Heaven, and throb with cease
less life in New Revolutions. II Napoleon.
The annual sweepings ofthe streets of Paris
sell for 100000 after they are collected in the
| depot for manure.
John Randolph predicted that "the lime would
COME in Virginia, when the masters would run
away from their negroes, & their negroes would
advertise them in the newspapers"
WESTERN HoGs.-Kentucky has sent this sea-
son to Cincinnati 100000 hogs, which realized
| to the owners 100000.
| MORALS OF Iowa .-4-Daring the year 1913.
| there We're but three convlcts IN the Iowa peni-
Tertiary, two of whom were pardoned AT the
commencement OF the present year, the prison
was empty.
ALExANDp-A JAIL EMrTY.-Thc Gazette safes
I that there is not now a prisoner confined in the
jail Of that county, and has not been for several
months past. The only one the iaiiors has in
his care, IS an unfortunate man, who, being ia
sane is placed there for his comfort ana safe
keeping.
PASSAGE oF THE CALIFORNIA BlLL.--AIr. Caleb
Smiths bill for the establishment of territorial
government inCahfornia, with the Wimot pro-
viso annexed, passed the House ofRepresentative
yesterday, by a vote OF l26te S7.-7Saaa.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL.


'asHE subscribers, appointed by the Presbytery
= OF Lexington, committee TO arrange and put
IN operation the presbyteral HIGH SeHoo1, now
give notice that the School will open on the first
Monday Of .Ap1al meet, at Shemarah, under the i'm
mediate instruction of Rev. Wan. w Ta1MBLR-
Mr.. Inmhle enters on the discharge OF his new
duties with the full confidence and Recommendation
OF the Presbytery, including several officers Of
order of studies, with list of classics, will be given
in future circular. For the present it is sufficient
to say, that The order of studies will embrace class
ga from the English through the highest Classical
and Mathematical course, preparatory for any Of
the Colleges or Universities.
Tuition will be charged the rate Of 1924 for the
English, and $50 for the Classical and Mathemati-
cal course, for the Academic year OF ten months.
W Boarding may be had in the family Of the
Principal for 81 per month
JOHN HENDREN,
+. MCFARLAND,
February 12-tf. r. w. BAILEY.