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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-01
PLANK ROAD.

In Common CoUNcL-September u, ISL
Present-Thomas p. Eskridge, Mayor, Nicholas
K. Trout. Recorder, BENZ. F. Poi'tS, Jas. "A. Nc,
Chung, George K Snappand William b. johnson
Aldermen, Thomas J, Niche and James II. Skin
ner, Cuuncilmen.
On motion of Mr. Trout, the following Prean-
bic and Resolutions were adopted: r.,
Whereas, by the Isl section Of the act OF ,ne
General Assembly Of Virginia, entitled An Ac'
au,horlzjnr an increase Of the Capital o'ocN OF the
Junction Valley Turnpike Company ny snoScrp
ton, and for other purp'sss,'' paS$t' Nafch <0,n
1851. il is pruyided .'that II shall be lawful iol
the Mayor and Common Council ct the Town o
S,,unton 10 subscribe for an amount not exceeding
three thousand dollars To the Stock OF the June
tiOn Valley Turnpike Company" Therefore. be /
Resolved, That 4 poll BE- opened at the Court
house in Staunton, on the lSt day OF the October
Court next to take the sense of the qualified voters
Of the Corporation Of Saunton in regard 10 SAID
matter. That the Clerk of this Council prepare
book for the said purpose, having two columns
one headed ''(r subscripccn"-'he other, ~
Subscription which respectively th' ,' CF."
shall record the names Of The voters VINO s"8H '0'0
for or against Subscription. -,
Resolved, That the Mayor cause genera "o''cS
Of this proceeding to be given to the V",erS' ana
that the Editors Of the town o. requested 10 Puo
lish the foregoing resolutions. ,,,o>. c,,
Trs,e, JAS. +. PATTERSON, CPk.
ns- yindicalor aud Mess peaSe copy.
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SEALED Proposals, directed to the undersign-
~ ed at Staunton, Va, until the Isl of N'Vem-
Der next. are invited for constructing Bridge over
Middle River, at Pomer's Mill, on the Slaunlon
and Petersburg Road.
The span of The Bridge will be Sc feet, and will
be constructed on The Queen Post plan.
Offers are requested to state what they will build
double track bridge for, Three sets Of queen posts
10 feet in TIE clear between queen post bracng or
single track l6 feet in the clear, with two sets
Of queen pests.
There will be about % cubic yards ofdry MA
sonry, for which separate bids will he received
Tho work to be finished in three months after
the Contractor shall have been notified by the
Board of Public Works that his contract is received
aud approved
a Plan and Specifications will be left at Polmer's
Mill BY the 25h of October, for inspection. and
Mr.. Pulner will give any information in my alb
senCe. IL. II. AlNNEA,
Gen'l Supt Stanton and ParkerSburg Road.
Oct |, l85l.-Nnd. copy 81.
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EeY virtue If decree Of tie Circuit Court Of
- Augusta County, rendered at The June term,
the undersigned Commissioners. will proceed On
Saturday the In dayeC October, on the premises,
to sell at public auction, the Lands Of Benjamin
HUFF. deed, subject 10 the WIDOWS dOwer-
These Lands are in two separate tfacts. HE
larger or Home place, consisting Of about
2ss ACRES,
lies on the Middle River, six miles from Stanton,
and one mile from The McAdamized Turnpike, ad-
junng Poage, lianSbargpr and others. The I'M
proveinenrs are comfortable an such as are usually
fund upon our Valley farms.
The other Tract contains about % ACRES,
lies two miles distant from the home place and is
well tim5ered The snil of both TRACTS is OF the
hes, quality Of limestone, ard in good state ufcul
tivatIOn.
Prior to the day of sale the Lands will be sur
veyed and the widows dover laid Of and "n the
day Of sale the whole body Of Lands in both Tracts
will be- sold, subject TO the widows lte.cslnte in
the une third or only the residue of The land after
taking of The dover will be offered as may appear
most advantageous for The heirs.
TERMS-A credit ofune, two and three years
except 50 much Of The purchase money, to be paid
in hand as shall dcfray The cosis of suit and sale
the purchaser giving bond with security and the
title retained az ultimate security.
WILLIAM FRAZIER. }
SAM'L HARNSBARGER, : Com'rs.
THOS. P. WILSON, J
September 10, 1851 ids.
ESy- Rockingham Reg. copy till day of sale.
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pRosp ECTUs


IN the orig;nsl Prospectus Of the AMERICAN Re-
VIEW. issued at Washington by Mir. Cotton lis
fnrlurr Proprietor and Edilor. number Of the lead
iny \Yhp Members Of the Twenty seventh Con.
rres., USl5-G) subscribed their names 10 lie fol-
lowing resolution -
Earnestly approving tie plan Of such Nation
al organ, long needed and of manifest importance,
the undersigned agree 10 cun!rbute for lis pages,
from time to time, such communications as may be
necessary 10 Sc. furh and defend the doctrines held
by the ULiled Wing Party Of The Union. Sign.
ed bv Geo. p Marsh, Daniel D. Barnard, J. Nc.
pirerson Berrien, j. Il. Ingersol, f. Joy Morris,
r. L. Clinuman, Daniel Webster, R G. Win
,hrup, Thomas Butler King. Hamilton Fish, J. P.
Kennedy, J. Colamer, WIN. s. Archer, Rufus
Chnate, Alexander n. Stephens"
An engraved portrait of some distinguished per-
son will be fund in erery number OF The Review.
These will usually BIZ pariraiis of living American
Statesmen, and whenever thai Is possible, VIII be
ACCOMPANIED with an authentic Memoir vt the per
son represented.
The first objects of the Review are Of course po-
lilical; il is designed TO SCI firth and defend The
PRINCIPLES, the nen:ures. and the men Of tho UnI-
led Wing Party Of the Union. b has heena mat
Ter Of jnsl rpproach 10 that Party, that though ii
embraces It's due proportion OF The intelligence and
learning Of the country, il has had no Quarterly or
Monthly Organ devoted to the expression and de-
tense oriis.opniOns and measures The conduct
nrs Of the American Review have done what in
them lies to remove this rerrnach, by securing con-
lribnlions from sources Of ability ard truth.
The literary department of The Review will a
gree in spirit with The political
TERMs.-S5 year, in sdyance.
d. W. HOLLY, Publisher,
I20 Nassau Street, New York.
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EgY virtue of a Deere of the Circuit Court Of
ES RuckhFidgc, pronounced on The I'm day OF
April last, in cause therein pending, between a
II. Taylor, Canadian, Plaintiff, and David lay
loi's Heirs, Defendants. shall proceed on the
2Oih day Of October next, to sell at public auction,
upon the premises, a 49,.
TRACT OF LARD,
lying and being on The waters of The South River,
in said County, adjoining the lands Of James lay
Tor James Gibson and others, containing about 2JJ
ACRES; Ieng lie same tract Vf which David
Taylor died seized.
This Tract is situated in a good nelghborhood
and would be desirable location, Ia person want
ing small farm. The tract will be shown 10 any
person wishing to view it, BY Nh John Gibson,
near rimberrldge Church.
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient to pny the
casts Of sale, and for the residue credit OF one
TWO aud three years, the purchaser giving blndS
with good security, and the title retained until the
parchsse money is paid. Sale in gross and not by
the Acre, and will commence at IL o'cluck, NJ
J. d. DAVIDSON, Comm.
September "a, l65l.-tds.
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coMM1ssEOMgR's SALE.

IN the CircuA Court Of Augusta County, June
25ih, 1851. :,
Robert Snapp. Guardian fir Mary. Magdahne,:
John. Frederick CstIiarine hnn and os ral, MAJ
carot Rades, ipfint children u Frederick hodess
decd-plain,is,
Cath,rine R,des, widow Of the said Fredor'sk
II ,des, decd, and Nicholas G. Kinney. assign
ed AZ Guardian sd litem for the infant Defend
ants Mary, Margaret, John, Frederick, Cath
arice Ann and Sarah Margaret l!"des. IniaHs
children Of Frederick Rodes, dec'd-Dsisndants,'
IN CILfNCERF.
This Cause cslc m TO be heard this 25Ih day OK
June, 1851 on the Bill, answers Of The Deiendsn's
CatliariGe Rides aud Nicholas C.. KINNEY, The
Guardian ad Iitem for the infant Defendants and
general repIicaiions thereto depositions, snd wss'
argued by Counsel Ga consideration whereof, fhe
Cour, is Of opinion thai the interest of the infant
Defendants will he promoted BY sale Of The t'rly
Acres OF Land in the Bill mentioned. and the wd-
ow of The said Frederick 2udes, decd. by her an
swer asserting thereto 1t is adjadged, ordered
and Iecreed that the Plaintiff, Robert SnapP,'he
and is hereby appointed Commissioner TO make
sale at public anctiun. or The premises t. The high-
est bidder, Of the said Forty FIVE Acres OF Land
with the nppurtrnancos thereto belonging. IN the
Bill mentioned, after advertising the same IN snme
newspaper published in The town Of SIaunton. f"r
fur weeks slrcessvcly, next preceding tie cay
of sale, terms uf sale 10 be follows One-third
of The purchase money To be paid on the Isl day 81
November next, one-lbir,I on The lst day OF May.
1852. and The remainder on the Is, day of Novem-
ber 1852. to bear interest from the day Of sale, the
purchaser To execute bonds with approved security
payable TO the said Robert Snapp, as Guardian OF
the infant Defendants. The said Commissioner
10 make repor, of his proceedings under this de-
Gre TO the next term of this Court, when the Court
will decide upon the proper allowance to the Conn
missioner, the allowance TO be made 10 the W i'd
ow in lieu Of driver, and the proper investment OF
the funds for the benefit Of the infant Defendants.
Copy--i'esie,
NICHG'S C. KINNEY, Clerk.
In accordance with the above decree. will pro-
coed 10 sell the above properly on Friday The ID
day OF October.
K. SNAPP. Commissioner
September 8, lS5l.-Vird copy a..
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M.NICWAL.
BENNE g. 3 z ERS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

TINE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public that, for the want Of room at their pres"
location, they will remove Oh the Isl day OF Sep,
tender TO the large and commodities house NO. lZo'
MaiE Street twelve doors below where they now arc
and nearly opposite Mcssrs. r. s; Cbas Ellis s. Co.
aud one door above Messrs. Word, Furguson Banks
dale-wherc they will be prepared 10 offer the largest
and best stock Of articles in their line they have ever
had the pleasure Of Offering, purchased BY the senior
partner OF house in person aud mostly Tor eashA
nong their stock may be found
5000 lbs. Eng. Sub Carp SODA,
1899 lbs. Sanford's Ext Logwood,
5000 lbs best Otnbro Madder,
600 lbs best Indigo,
80 bbls Copperas,
20 5b!s Alum, Is bbis Eps. Salts,
500 lbs Blue Stone,
$50 Kegs Lewis White Lead.
20 bbIs Spirits furpentine,
1900 gals I.inseed Oil,
% bbls Blows No. Castor OIL,
20 bbls Alcohol SO and 80,
100 baskets Sweet Oil,
100 Boxes Va. Soap,
400 gross Friction Matches,
500 Boxes Window Glass.
$50 lbs Nuimegs, so lbs Blue Mass,
Is lbs Hydriodate Potash,
100 ozs Suphate Quinine,
10000 genuine Havana Cigars,
25000 genuine Principe %
100000 Domestic
IS bbls Baie's fire proof Paint
30 bbls Spanish Brown, Venican He'd.
And large assortment Of Combs, Brushes, Perhkae-
ry Fancy Articles, sc. All the genuine and popular
Patent Medicines at Manufacturers prices.
All orders securely packed neatly put up and prompt
IL shipped.
WIN. S. BEERS.
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Ours CoMPLlMgNrAEY.-rhe Manufacture 5
and Farmers Bank of Wheeling, have recently
had new plate engraved, on which is-a likeness
of the Hon. A. II. IL. Stuart, of Augusta. This
gentleman is whining largely on the affections OF
tie people, aud by the well directed energies oil
his strong mind, exercised in the Department as
signed him by the President, is g'inin! repu'a-
tioa which will tell with eject at some day not
far in the future The name Of Mr.. Stuart has
been more than once avorably named in connection
with the office of Vice President, and the heart OF
every Southern man beats warmly toward him for
the old acd manly declaration that no Abolition
isl shall hold an office in his department: Of State.
Fred Herald.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-01

I'm Wednesday the lin Of September next, we
~ will sell at public auction the iollHwing prop
eriy belonging 10 The estate Of James b. lliI decd
viz: A spacious and valuable BUILDING LOT
on :ho S,u,h side Of Beverly Street, Immediately
opposite The residence of WIN. Kinney, Esq
This lot is susceptible ofany kind OF improvement
which might be desired and could be made a most
elegant aud desirable estate private residence.
10 gentleman who desires To erect building
and otherwise improve !O, according to his own
taste ard plans, this lot presents inducements mol
10 be found elsewhere in The town.
As the Lnt could be divided and thereby make
two good sized building Lots, we may find it de-
sirabe so 10 divide tin that event each of the
two lots wund have the same space OF imnt on
Beverly Street, with house as at present, on
each
Sale to Commence at 10 O'Clock, Immediately
previous to which the Terms ofsale will be an
nounced.
Any application made to us or either orus. be-
fore The day Of sale, in reference to the purchase
OF either of the Lots, privately, will be duly con-
sidered and attended to-
S. NJ. WOODWARD, ! r,o.r,o,.
j. f. PATTERSON, ''''
S.aunlun, September 8, lS5l.-lds.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

rsNIIE subscriber, as Executor of his father, the
Rev William CaIh0on dpc'd. will offer fol
sale at public auction at his le,id-rre on Friday
Tie l0h dag Of October ncnt, variety of llorse
hold and Kitchen Furnirure,a set Of Globes, Farm.
ing Utensils, one Plantation Wagon,
WHEAT, CORN AND OATS,
three head Of Horses, Caule, part Of SET Black
smiths louls, one Carriage AVID harness, Sc.
TERMs.-AIl SUNS Of five dollars and under cash
on all sums over that amount credit Of six months
will be given, The purchasers executing bond with
approved security.
JAS. w. CALHOON, Ex'r.
Sent. 81. l95l.-t,ls.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be srl on Wednesday, The 9Th Of Oct.
W nee! at the late residence of James McNut
deed, all the personal property belonging to the
said decenden', consisting in part of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements, grain of different kinds, viz:
Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oas a large stock Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
20 head Of good fat cattle and various other arti"
ces.
TERMs-A credit of nine months will he given
on all sums exceeding five dollars, the purchaser
executing bond with approved security. On all
sums under five dollars the cash will be required.
WM. NJ. MINUTE. } ,s,.
ROBERT McNUTT. { A''"
Sept. "a. lSJI.-lt!s*
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az After the early retirement OF the President
of the United States and Mrssrs. Stuart aud Con-
rad of the Cabinet from the Diuaer on the last day
of the Boston Jubilee, a number Of speeches were
made by distinguished gentlemen present In the
course OF one, the Hon. Mr.. Winthrop made The
following remarks:
There have been those here to day whom none
OF you will soon togat and there IS at least one oil
them to whom had particularly proposed 10 my
self the pleasure of abiding. | refer To the Secre
tary Of the Interior. the Hon. Alexander Stuart
Trapturous applause "A noble son Of old Firg ina,
with whom in other years have been associated
in Congress. aud whom am always proud to call
my friend He has already taken his leave OF US,
but am sure we all desire to follow him with ouT
good wishes, and To assure him that though out OF
sight he is not out OF mind.
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Valuable Property for Sale,

6IU~-
'efHE subscriber still offers at public sale his
L valuable property situated seven miles above
Middebrook, and within one mile Of the Lexing
ton road and mile firm Newport, in Augusta
County. The Tract of Land contains FIFTY
ACRES, and has on it MERCHANT MILL
and saw MILL, both in ,olerable repair. The
stream which turns the Mills is never failing, and
there are admirable sites for any kind Ut machin-
cry.
The proposed new road from Stanton to Lex
inglon BY way of Midjlebrook and BTownsburg,
will pass Immediately by The property. The neigh
horhood isagfeeable. and the land is well adapted
to The raising Of wheat.
Ergy- Address the subscriber, Middlebrook
Augusta County.
SAMUEL B. SpROUL.
Sep 10, lS5l.-6t.
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NEW CASH sM0B1Eo
William ?. Holland & Co.,
NIiDDLEBROOK, VA.

'ENIIE undersigned have formed Co-parinershiP
under the style of " iIFiam P. Holland &, Co.,
for the purpose Of conducting the Mercantile Bus
ness in The town Of Aliddlehrook, in The County d
Augusta. 1'te capital will be furnished BY VIM
P. Holland and Alfred w. AndersOn--ihe bus
ness will be principally conducted by Robert u
Holland, who is 10 receive for his services such
portion of the nett profits is specified in the con-
tract between The undersigned.
As our gouds have been purchased on the hes
terms, we will be enabled 10 sell al low prices T
cash, or on short credits to good customers We
invite cur f;iemds and The public generally to cal
and see our goods; if heir qualities and prices
will not induce cur visitors 10 buy, we will al feas
have The satisfaction of convincing them, how vel
and cheapIy they might crafty their wants.
they had any.
WILLIAM P. HOLLAND.
ALFRED W. ANDERSON.
ROD'T. II. HOLLAND.
Middlebrook, Sept. "a, 1851 .-3ts
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E.gLL TA.gDE, 1881.
Books, Stationery and Piano Fortss.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUPPLIED.
MORRIS G BROTHER,
.Ri.hmosd, Sept. Q, 1881.
(LATE DRTNxER 4 NORRIS
RI II r.a q FL d Eirgf Il in.

(LATE DRrNxER & MORRIS
Rich FL nd, Virginia,
WILL he in receipt Of their FALL SUPPLY e
w BOOKS, STATIONERY and PIANOS
by the 18Th September next, embracing their uss-
al large and general assortment Of the hes. selected
stock to be found South of Philadelphia, and at as
Low PRICES and on as accommodating Terms, 10
which they invite the attention Of Country DsaE
ers visiting the City.
Clerks Of Courts and Merchants supplied with
their various BLANK BOOKS used 10 their off,
ces. made to order and ruled 10 any given pattern.
Book Binding Of every description executed In
the best manner.
Subscriptions received 10 all the leading stand
ard periodicals published in this country and a.
broad including the LAW AND MEDICAL
JOURNALS at Publishers prices free Of postage.
PLANO FORTES.
They ask the particular attention Of those Ia
want to their stock Of Superb Pianos, they the
acknowledged best make Of instruments now on
sale in this country and are sud at prices as low as
is frequently paid for inferior instruments in tho
Northern Cities.
~ All orders from the ccuniry will meet
with prompt attention.
Richmond, Aug. 81, le5l.-7t.
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" -
October |, lS5l.-4w.
Public Sale Of Personal Property,

gsY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to me by
~ Jeremiah Brown of Augusta County Va, on
the 10th Of March lS4Sa Of record in the clerks
,fIiae Of said County will sell at public auction
for cash IN Friday the 9th Of Oct, 1851 at the
residence Of the SAID jeremiah Brown on Middle
River in the said County, the following personal
property viz: Two head of horses, five head Of
cattle and their increase, eight bead Of hogs and
their increase -four head ofsheep and their increase,
100 bushels Of wheat, one biz plough six chairs,
one clock, one bureau. and kitchen furniture.
By the consent Of the creditors credit Of nine
months will be allowed on all sums over ten dol
lars.
WIN B JOHNSON, Trustee.
Oct | 1851 ids
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FARM NEAR LyMCaBURa, va.

yglUE owner has made arrangements 10 change
Z his business, and wishes to sell his FARM
immediately TO leave this secilun Tor that purpose
'rhis Farm is in Amherst, SIX miles from Lyrch-
burr seven from the Courthouse and five from the
Canal, and contains
$50 ,ACR Els,
900 Acres are enclosed, the balanceis well timber
ed woods. and convenient for all purposes-one ad-
dtivnal cross fence which was designed TO be run
this winter will complete the fencing and leave the
Farm divided into six fields A good portion Of
the Land is in clover, timothy, sc. There IS
creek running through which divides the Farm in
half and affords some first rate bottoms, all recently
drained and some put down to timothy, the whole
flats can be easily waered at triing cost Of la,
bonr. This land lies well there is no waste land,
the soil originally very productive, much OF ii still
so, and all Of il easily and cheapy made so, as cIo'
yer crows lnxurauly on even the ihinest portions.
From the improvements recently made, pnrcha-
ser can convert this into handsome and prdduc-
tive Farm easily Chverseed is now being sown
and the rye and wheat pniling in The situation
is handsome aud powerfully sealthy-is surround
ed by neighbours in good circumstances and lnterl-
or 10 none in Virginia f1r hospiiality-churrhess,
schools, mills and shops convenient The build
incs are all that are necessary and in good ORDER
rhe DWELLING contains six rooms and as
many fire places including cellar. There is an
Orchard with variety Of fruit. Price is So per
Acre. varied to suit the payments Of purchaser
and it is beyond question the cheapest Farm in
this section, that is now or hereafter to be had
Persons coming 10 view will call on A. d. Tyree,
ESQ. on The Stage road, midway between Lynch
bdrg and Amherst Courthouse, or address W. A.
s., Lynchburg, osi-paid fol further information.
N. B.-Lymchburg is nne Of the best markets
FOX all products Of the Farm, Orchard, Garden,
Dairy, Sc
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E$AVlNG to raise 81 600 TO pay a debt that
K owe, oifer for sale privately, my interest in
the PLANTATION now live on-ALso,a
TRACT CO LAND,
on the North River, near the White Oak Lick,
adjoining The lands of John Seawright, Esq, DR..
Gamble and others. And on Thursday the 9th day
Of October, at public saIc. al my residence, two
miles from Spring Hill, 3 head of lorSes, % or 80
bead Of Cattle. % head OF Hogs. 40 Sheep, Farm,
ing Utensils, Households aud Kitchen Furniture,
some straw, Hay, Cora, Pasture. &c, sc.
Terms made known on application to me. or Oh
day Of sale. JOHN PATTERSON.
September o. lS5l-3l
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WAYMEsB0RO' MALE ACADEMY.

R. s. PHILLIPS Tutor of the Languages, SC
H. B. BIBB {" Mathematics, sc.
ENHE next session of this School, will commence
Il on the 18th Of August, and end on the 18Th
Of June. The course of instruction will embrace
The ordinary branches ofan English education, To-
geher with Mathematics, Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish, Italian, German and Anglo, Saxon, OF
old English. Parents or guardians, living at q
distance can get board for their children or wards
in this place, at very reasonable price.
Monthly circulars will be furnished 10 each pa
rent and guardian, relative to their progress and
department.
Terms for Tuition per Session Of 10 .nonths.
Languages, Mathematics, Sc, $50
English Branches, $40
one half payable in advance. No deduction except
in case Of pro,racied Sickness and no scholar taken
for less time than half session or FIVE months.
ReFERGNcEs.-P Professors Gessner Harrison,
Schele de We're, E. Ii. Courtney, and W. b. Rog-
ers, University of Va.
September 10, l35l,-tf