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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

They travel thousands of miles, have
their annual migrations and shortest
route. These are the first engineers
TO lay out road in new country the
Indians follow them and hence a bufla-
10 road becomes war path. The first
white hunters follow the same trails in
pursuing their game, and after that the
buffalo road becomes the wagon road
of the white man, and finally the macad-
amized or railroad of the scientific man..
1t all resolves into the same thing
Into the same buffalo road and
thence the buffalo becomes the first and
safest engineer. Thus it has been here,
in the countries which we inhabii, and
the history of which is so famliar.-
The psesent national road from Cum
berland, over the Alleghanies, was the
military road Of Gen. Braddock, which
had been the buffalo path of the wild
animals So of the two roads from
Western Virginia to Kcniucky-ono
through the gap in the Cumberland
mountains, the other down the valley
of the Kenhawa. TLey were the war
path of the Indians and the travelling
route of the buffalo, and their first
white acquaintances the early hunters
Builaloes made them in going from the
salt springs of Kentucky indians fol
lowed them first, white hunters after
wards-and that is the way Kentucky
was discovered. In more than an hun
bred years no nearer or better routes
have been found and science now
makes her improved roads exactly where
the bunalo's foot first marked the way,
and the hunters foot afterwards fol
lowed him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

For salo by REDFlELU GRANNls add COLLINS K
flLRCE, Montpelier Jobu.oa g. Campbell. Wasfeld; Cos
a peiano Natorhufyi AT. bancroft, raiud. French
& walker, harfei Jabios tafdaN Warren: Putnam A
Noost,i Narthheh5 A. G Burnham, Morotown u. II.
camp Neithtrid Ccatfei j. 4. S. White Nurhhed. y. z
hcei'r, iidepafk; '. +. NoYes Mofristowns A. Camp
sto~o hufsc koishi, Johnson, W A II. Gfswod, JET
isfsonviile ts Hopkins Co. Cambridge. And BY Aler
ehsnt aud Druggists "a nearly every towniu the State.
January 1901. 57.iv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
BAY STATE SlIAWLS.

SCOTI FIELD have nice lot of Long and Square
- BAY STATE sHANLs, wAieh viii be soii at Low
Prices. Coll and examine thuu.
September ~, l55l %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
PENSION AND BOUNTY
LAND AGENCY.

1T Nuleti''f Nlfin4 Nftu fufeessfulIY engaged
procuring PENSIONS + oticnrs and soldier. Of tho
Revolutionary Wac and MISC 10 he sis war, aud 10 OBJ
timing Bounty laud. val render AVID may
desire 10 obtain his services BE con, boz alb cases
in The winoss ct officers aud sodics OF the Revolution
the amount which fheIs husbands drow Macy Wild
and soldiers have died without obtaining the pension
duo 20 thom, which he obtain for their heirs ase
increase tor them whefc they have not dawn the
10 which they were entitled lie will obtain Bounty Land
for the officers aud soldiers who served the with
Great Britain upon terms reasonable that all who employ
him Will be iuly satisfied.
Any wishing 90 obtain information viii please address
him posi- paid West Fneo VI. communicating the facts
an the
u has Agent Of great experience who resides in the
CRY OF Washington, aud he thinks he n All
Just claims. sIEPuEN THOMAS.
West faitee w. Oct, IL 1850. 07dsg7;bnu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

" II Is seldom that we recommend what termed Pa
toni Medicine. 10 The confidence and read
efs AID therefore when recommend Dr huOhanas
man bittcfs, wish "a he distinctly understood that
are not speaking Of Che nurums iha da noised
about for bfie period and then forgotten after they have
done her gul Aco oi mischief bui oil medicine ong
tabished universally priced, hearty
approval OF the Faculty tsot.i'
Evidence evidence has been received like tia Fore
somgl om an sections of the union, The Three years
and ne strongest testimony rss that there
of used in the qfcticu of the regular hy Of rha
uelia than ali other uostruns combined that can
easily be- established and iuy proving tht scientific pre-
partition viii "a ct with then quiet approval when presented
oven ln this form.
lAat tins Medicine will cure Liver Complaint aud Dys
pepsin no one doubt afler drrcied. acts
specifically upon the stumach and iyert preferable
ealomol 10 ala Bilious Dsrlses-thn effect b. immedatr-
They can be aduiinsiefodto FEhALE riNFANT with
safety and reliable benefit, at any time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
GERMAN MEDItiN'EF' STORE.

NO 10 AhCh Street, one doc huow siaih Gate Of 27s
Sace Sueetl Philadelphia, and by respectable dealers
N'ypYf "tuu5'"vl ln' ."lulil, 6J:ly
y-tof sale also bY COLLINS PIERCE Niouipeiief VI
Waitshnid, j. 81. RlCllAHuSON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

NV NJ u IWI I NJ fKT MIS-
This medicine has attained high character which is
necessary Tor uil medicines induce cuuuefef
To put ioh afputus acla the tiak OF the lives u se
who are innuceutiy deceived.
q ? look 'ceH 10 The marks Of Tie Genuine.
Ih,y have line written signature OF a. A. JACksON up
on the wrapper and the name blown tho bottle, uAoat
nAifh tifg spurious.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

"a 70 r,,i,o, s,.osi n Won Fni,snr~ 5i Gold 81
Ii ' II IL YIN ~ -
JNINpTrF. DYSPEPSIA, CHROME OR NERVOUS
DEBILITY. DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING
FROM A It-ONuEREu LIVER
OR STOMACH. SCTH As CONsTlpA-
TO 'rUEHEAB AGILITY or THE STOMACH. NAu-
SEA, nEARTBuEN, disgust FOX fO0b, ~ IL
FRUcTArIoNs' SHINING OR FLAfU-
LENCY AT THE pii or iN sIoM
ACH. SWIMMING OF THE HEAD
HURRIED AND uifflCULT
BREATHING. FiU liter
ING AZ TllN HEART,
CuOkiNG, OR
LYING POSTURE, lfNNl.sS OF VISION
DOTS OR WEBS BEFORE the slGUE
II TIE NtAus
DEFICIENCY
or PERsrtRA1lpN,
YELLOW Mss or THE KIN
AM EYES. PALS ~ TnN SIDE,
RAtK CHEST. IlMHs, Sc-. SUDDEN
Ftr-flt- pF az az 49, KNfNg IN THE
ANDGRIAI DEPRESSION or SPIRITS,
cANnt GrfEtrrAtlY ctEfp
I'D ifhhLri NJ h9S
IN. llNJtJI J. ~ ~ - y
Celebrated German bilterS,
'REP AkEp ny
DER. a., NJ. g 4 ( fASON,
rrD,,t,1 rJI,DyIT,rp CyoPr
- IN NAV "a mn 'f-'i@ - mn,
IA 700 fgph So EbttadQiphia.
wv h~v as '-t 10y 4 ---f
itfr pn-r arsr hr otart d.ea 10 r.f tf''ifa '9na'
T. talhN D'Hf' if.lHfa.1 l t.f 81 .. -
aftl.f HrIfH clsfs IN 4lh rhILif tL ran Nlth1sf
al % f7ihtfL
rr-r-,u- -frlt tirfu.- Boo ha recollection o asta-ts OF
the Liver fd l.ser ains, exercising hu most scafeng
Po"esiH ",'s'e.. nll elections o. .ne '5's''e os'"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
TOBACCO CHEWERS,

Ill ~ha ihius the 5esi ruee nai too goodwill dnd
"a "hsi willsaiu KEITH a. BARkEE's.
Oct. ~. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
DIR. uooFLAND's GERMAN nrrrnRs.

MORE tNiNENtE.
The "Philadophi Saturday Gax-te,n the host Family
newspaper published 90 the United States, editor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

'I'HE choice selection Of DRESS GOODS ever open
ed IA Nssmou', Isal received from New loIh, and
selling 81 Great bafgaias, BY KEITH 4 BARKER.
CoD Flsn - AAckLkELthis day received By SCOTT
" FIELD, 50 Oct Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

fI'hE Winter Tenn will commence o Wednesday, Nov
is sPAuLDfNG, A. NJ, Principal
G. a.. hi-hEE, \. NJ. Associate principal
Plot 5. NJ. bASSEIT, Teacher Of Music,
NJ. AihE lie rEsTEE, Teacher OF French
:. OAkEs, Secretary.
Bakersfield. Nov. II al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

tn, Rai.sn dlger. from ho Esire' tccs.r possesses
t..i Yt b. ratf %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

Dad Tor Ashes io all delivered Potaah Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, "a Dee 1850 Ia the r. NJ
Dee 0. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

I'iE largest assortment Of CLOAK & DRESS GOODS,
Bonnets and Ribbons val be ioaud Gieat Bars
KEITH 4 BANKERS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23

CHOLERA InFANTuh4.

AMI sr~usr co.rl,i>r, ID ,a,ss or ,,.'-s g.-.'a. q,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-23
EYERYRODY BUYS

1,HAT Splendid CRoCkERY at KEITH a BARKER's
fthcy once sec itit Is warranted superior ANY
TO be iouad ~ Vermont, aud selling less prices.
10 Packages Just received. % Dec
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13
The James River and Kanawha HOTEL
AT PATTONsBURG, BOTETOURT CO.

rHNHE subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has leased the above
Hotel for term of years, from Messrs Leftwich
&c McAlaih. the proprietors and that he will be
prepared, at all times after the 18th of August, fat
which time he will take possession, if not soonel,)
to accommodate any number Of Boardeis, besides
the travelling public: The building is entirely
new-just being finished-it is four stories high;
and in point of size, elegance and commodiousness,
is perhaps The most splendid tina, can be found any
where ia the Valley. To travellers on the Packet
Boat. (Which will soon be running, y he would beg
leave TO say, in advance, that it is mUre conveniently
located fur their accommodation than any other
Hotel being just at the end of the Bridge, on the
same side Of the River along which the boats pass
and some IS or 80 yards from the towing path.
His TABLE will be furnished with the best
tAa, the country can supply; his BAR with the
choisest Liquors and his ROOMS with the best
of Beds His stable also is large, and will be
attended by an excellent OSTLER. fle is do
termned, in short, to spare neither pains nor ex-
pense to accommodate and please land he hopes
tina, his long experience as landlord, with the su-
perior inducements that he is persuaded he has
in his power to offer, will ensure him large share
Of the public patronage. j.
=. : SAMUEL DARST.
I'll, 90 IQSt Gt
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13
TO LAND BUYERS

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Court for
L Augusta County, rendered al the June Term,
1851. in The case oil Porterfeld's widow and adj
mnis.ratdx, cs. Por,erfeld's executors and others,
the undersigned, The Commissioners therein mined,
will ION Friday fe,29h day Of august, 1851 up
on the premises, offer or sale 10 the hlghess oIddef
that most beautiful and desirable TRAIT Of
LAND, known as"Soldier's Retreat" lying 90
the South River, in Augusta County adjoining Ins
Lands Of Braxton Davis, Charles Patrick ana osp-
era. This Tra:t of Land contains between
Four and Five Hundred Acrea
with every Improvement that can be desired. A
good STONE DWELLING HOUSE, With
wings Of Brick, fine large Barn, Negro quarters,
Orchard. &c., and was. for many years the resi-.
dence of the late Gen. Robert Porterfeld. A sur
vey Of the Land will be made and plate of il may
5e found in the hands of John Wayt; ESD, Of
Waynesborough, and the undersigned, in S,aunton,
by The 18th sinst; Such Tract of Land as, the
one now offered has not been in market in this
County for many years. 1t is within four miles Of
WaynssboIolgh, through which town the Ceptrsl
Railroad wilt pass-tha society in the neighboE-
hood is good and IN word, it possesses every ad-
vantage hat cad be desired. r..
TERMS OF SALE.-Qne- fourth of the pur-
chase money will be required to be paid in hand,
and The 5aance in three equal annual payments.
the purchaser giving bonds with approved personal
security fox the deferred payments, and the legal
title 10 The Land 10 be retained as ultimate security
hHSEatk. 8 S! Il. BEL, COMMITS.
IL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13
Sale Of valuable Naked Greek Land,

=
PURSUANT to decree of The Circuit Court
of Augusta pronounced at the last June Term
Of said Court, in cause therein pending, in which
Newton Rankin and others, are CompIainants, and
Robert Rankin and others, are Defendants, shall
on the premises. on the 23rd day Of August next.
flair, ii rot the next fair day thereafter, Sundays
excepted, proceed TO sell that valuable,
TRACT OF LAND.
lying and being in Augusta County, on Naked
Creek. which Land belongs to the Heirs OF Sam
uel Rankin, Decd, and is supposed TO contain
about 345. Acres. will sell said Land ai-
together, or in parcels, which ever may be thought
best on the day Of sale. =
TERMS.-So much of the purchase money to
be paid at HE time Of sale as will be sufficient 10
deffay alIcosts and charges attending this suit up
To the day of sale, and the costs Of sae Of the re-
naming amount, one third thereof 10 be paid ia
six months from the day Of sale, and the balance %
be paid in annual instalmehts Of one two and three
years from the day Of sae---the purchaser to exc
cute bond with approved and good security for the
deferred payments and the legal title to be retained
as ultimate security until The whole flhe purchase
money is paid,": ~ .
Those wishing the Land aforesaid can call on
me living near ii, and will willingly shewn.
BENJAMIN WELLER, Comm.
July 9, I85l.-tds.
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roR THE spEcrAroA.
BLOOMERISnI.

The new costume which the ladies in some
PARTS OF the country are advocating and adoptlng'
sesms to be calling forth variety OF comments oo'h
in priyate circles and from the press. Men, II 50
dlsposed. will find it much easier to deiurm me"
own physiopnomes with broad sardonIc grlns, 'hai'
Nv their puny attempts at carIcaure, to bring i"'o
contempt and disuse style OF dress So cole'y ~
olsvant. and SO tidy as the one now undei ge"eiai
eonsideraton. The Blonmer costume IS nanre en'-
ineutly calculated To develop the tetnaie "Sufe III
ali its beautiful symmetry than any mode oil appar-
n ,h,, hos avnr obtained with the Ang lo-Saxun
,..s A costume which leaves the limbs and mus
clss =, Lh.r,v 10 practise untrammeed all the poet
~ of elsoa5t and graceful motion, and gives a
charming and sylph!ike appearance of agility and
elasticity 10 the whole person. The taste and
good sense which are about 10 throw aside the eror-
nous pack of skirts, pads kirtles, bishops, etc.,
etc., which have heretofore made tie ladies' mere
beasts of burthen to the yrant queen oil fashion, are
10 be commended and encouraged. In the anguSge
Of Mr. Locke, "The beaten track leads ina! 81,
Of cattle whuso thoughts reach only to Initiation"
All new inventions and improvements no me- ~
how useful or ornamental. hare at H'S' :,
nounced as innovations, aud have had 10 pass ."lo
nm ords.l If al the urinrnqs. growngs, yelpings,
and caterwaulinp of the babJons, the ours 'he pup
MICS and orimaIlins of the human species. But
%,;ns r,ovIs veins news and caterwaullngs are
Known to be nothing more than the fro,h, loam.
bubbles and rpples Of 'hoseperlcraniums which are
agi,atsd BY shallow and troubled brains. What
alehymist has ever extracted an idea from grin.
reason from a gruwl, or an argument from sere-
n,de Of cats2 Let the ladies leave the monkles
IN their sweet intercourse of gTins, the canine
fraternity to their growing and bar King match
'es. and the feline musicians TO the harmony Of
fhsir own peculiar concert, aud press onward
with an unfinchiug determination to bring IN,
10 general use the now costume, and reason and
common sense, sustained by cultivated understand
nrs and refined tastes, will boar them triumphant
Nv through. hope ere long to see the COSTUME
generally worn, because then we should have tn,
pleasure Of contemplating the symmetrical ana
syphke figures of our American ladies in NOR
interesting and progressing guise than any Ii
which they have hitherto appeared.
A BLO0MERpTE.
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BELLEVUE FEMALE SEMINARY.
Rev. JAMES MoRRIsoN, Principal.
: Miss LAURA II. FREEMAS, LIST Ass'nt.

,ENHE design Of this Institution is to furnish the
Il means of substantial and thorough educa
ton. The greatest attention is paid to the health,
comfort, manners, morals and religious instruction
of the pupils The location is one of singular
beauty. The neighborhood good. Students from
distance buarded in the family Of the subscriber
and treated as his own daughters. The School
house is 81 near, that The students are not exposed
in reaching it. The School has now been in sue
cessful operation two years, and has received con-
ssandy increasing patronage. Arrangements are
now made, and in progress, which it is hoped will
render it still more worthy public favor Miss
Freeman is a lady of very unusual attainmenis and
qualifications as teacher. This, believe, is the
unanimous opinion Of all those who patronized the
School during the last session, or who witnessed
the examination al its close. Negotiations are now
in progress 10 secure the services Of another quail
fled teacher.
The next session will commence on the lst Of
September.
TEnMs.-Tuition in English $25 90; Latin and
French each $40; Music $50; in needle work,
drawing, &c., according to what is taught. Board
So per month. Candles furnished at cost, or by the
pupils as may be preferred. Further particulars
can be learned by letters addressed 10 me at
Brownsburg, Va.
JAMES MORRISON.
July 90, lS5l.-tls.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13
Commissioners Sale of Land.

DY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Court for Augusta county rendered at the June
Term, 1851, in The case of John r. Syrcle, vs.
David Rankin and others. | will proceed, on Sat
urday the 18th day of September next, to sell up
on he premises, to the highest bidder, at puoIlc
auction, u certain
Tract or Parcel os Land,
containing by estimation Ga Acres, Rood 20 Pol
% lyno near the town of Mount Sulon. in Au
onsa county being part Of a tract heretofore cnn
viewed by said Rankin and wife TO Hugh w. Shelf
few and being now in possession Of said Rankin
There is a small tenement on the land. suitable
for small family. The soil is fertile and suscep
tiole Of the highest improvement.
TERMS OF SALE A credit Of g., IL, le
and "a months will be given; bonds with APPROX,
ed security to be executed by the purchaser and the
legal tile to be retained as ultimate security.
HUGH w. SHEFEEY, Com'r.
Ang. l3, lS5l.--5t.
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commissioners Notice.

July %. lS5l.-tds. ;;
d. Harrisonburg Rep. copy ids.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

.Nessrs Editors In view Of the election to be
held on the ith Thursday in October beg leave
TO suggest that each voter in Augusta county, and
hope in all Virginia, shall, when he gives MS
vote, pay to the commissioners OF election tne
sum Of fire cents as contribution towards inc
building Of the Washington Monument
can conceive OF no occasion so appropriate
for tribute to the memory Of Westinghouse
that presented by the exercise Of the highest fan
chise of Freedom.
Augusta can vote at least tlro thousand which
nj the sum proposed would make contribution
Of one hundred dollars. Suppose such plan a,
dopted throughout the State and the Union, and
kept up a, every general election-and the monu-
uent would be built at once, the tribute oil Tree
men to freedoms friend
Let US try it in Augusta and my word Tor 1t no
precinc. will fail to return its full contribution
with its poll. ,on
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-08-13
Estate Of Jas. B. Hill, decd.

IN Wednesday the 9Th day of August next,
W we will sell to the highest bidder, the fuow-
ing real property belonging to the estate of JAS.
b. HILL, decd:
a BRICK HOUSE
and LOT, on Beverly Street, adjoining the prop
erly of r. q. Dicke, Esq. The house is 50 con-
s!rucied as to Accommodate man OF business with
Store room, Office or Shop, and dwelling for
his family, or could be converted into two Store
rooms. The location of the building, together with
lot OF ground in the rear, to which there is access
by an alley on The West end Of the house, makes
it the most valuable and desirable property now
for sale in the business part of the town.
End. A spacious aud valuable BUILDING LOT
on The South side Of Beverly Street, Immediately
opposite the residence of WIN. Kinney, Esq
This lot is susceptible Of any kind of improvement
which might be desired and could be made most
elegant aud desirable estate as private residence.
To gentleman who desires 10 erect building
and otherwise improve lot, according to his own
,as;e ard plans, this lot presents inducements not
10 be found elsewhere in the town.
As the Lot could be divided and thereby make
two good sized building Lots, we may find it de-
sirable so to divide it-in that event each of the
two lots would have the same space Of front on
Beverly Street, with a house as at present, on
each.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, Immediately
previous to which the Terms Of sale will be an;
nounced.
Any application made 10 US or either Of us, be-
fore the day of sale, inreiereuce to the purchase
Of either of the Lots, privately, will be duly con-
sidered and attended to.
S. NJ. WOODWARD, : r-
j. f. PATTERSON, : HAe'u'0iS'
Stanton, July so, lS5l.-tds.
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r Tract or Parceg os Land,
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to me by
Ed Mcajah Sprouse and of record in the office Of
the County Court of Augusta, will, in pursuance
If the object of said trust, proceed to sell, al the
house of said Sprouse, on Saturday l3h Of Sep
len,Ley next, black mare years old, red and
white COW, two horse harrow, 2 large plows, Q
shovel plows, mat,oxes, 2 hoes, 8 se's gear, 90
bushels cara, roo pounds pork, head of sheep.
800 pounds beef a feather beds and furniture, |
cupboard, 2 old bureaus, ! china press, chairs,
Safe, pair andirons, pair Of snooihlng irons,
shovel, 8 pol-racbs, kettles, "copper" and cast,
pots, ISL tea pot, sugar DISH doz cups and sau-
GERS, dish. q plates, pan. rakes, bread tray,
| tub, 5 pals, HID. 6 1our barrels, stack hay
| clock. falling eaftabe, kitchen table, ch"rn,
5 pole axes, 2 conpering axes, hammer, set OF
blowing tools, 9 knives and forks, and | c'ldie-
stick. being the same described in said trust.
Terms of sale cash. j. 3. ATS.
AUG Is, 1851.
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STANTON, VA.

TNHE duties of this Institution will be resumed
L on 25th August next, under the direction Of
Rev. WIN. B. Browne. Competent assistants will
be engaged as they may be needed. and every exer-
ton will be made to carry out the design of the In
slitution in furnishing thorough, solid and pract-
cal education to young ladies.
.TERA1S.-Scientifc and Literary course incu-
ding the Latin, SIP to SIS; other languages each
$40, unless more than one is taken; Music, piano
and use Of instrument $50 Guitar il alone, $40 (;
Drawing and Painting $40.
Boarding in respectable and genteel families from
So to $l0 per month.
Forfurther information and for circulars apply to
the Princial in Staunton, after July LIST, OF to
REV. B. NJ. SMITH.
Staunion. June II. IS5I.-tf