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SalsnOfi's Patent
Grain and Grass.seed Separator,

VNI1lS Machine was invented and patented by
Il G. b. Salmon. of Illinois, and wherever II
has been exhibited. has taken precedence OF all
others for cleaning Grain and Grass Seeds.
The First Silver Medal was awarded to the in
venor at the Worlds Fair in New York, and the
first prize at the New York State Fair in 1852.
1t has been adopted by the Richmond city Nlillers,
who recommend it as the best machine known for
separating ccckles and other impurities from wheat
Ii will separate any two seeds of different size or
weight, is simple in its construction, ard easily
kept in order. 1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers
uses as it requires but little power to work 1t, and
cleans grain more perfectly than any machine now
in use.
Ii can be furnished at the following prices. viz:
For a Farmers Machine that will clean 10 to
70 bushels per hour. $50
For Farmers Machine that will clean 80
TO so bushels per hour, 90
For Farmers Machine arranged for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour, 81
For Mier's Machine that will clean 3Oto
so bushels per hoir, 81
For Miller's Machine that will clean 80 to
Is bushels per hour, lUO
For Mier's Machine that will clean l25
70 I50 bushels per hour. $50
For Mier's Machine that will clean l50.
to 200 bushels per heur, zU0
Address RIO. M. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va.
N. B.-County Rights will be sold on reason
able terms.
Feb %, 1858. r. M. A.
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REMOVAL.
SELLING OFF AT AND UNDER COST,
FOR CA n.

THE subscriber being about to remove in fsv
weeks to Richmond; III order to tighten his
stock and save breakage will give such bargain, Of
CHINA, CROCKERY and GL.aSS-V.4RE
as will not be got again in Staunton. Those
Handsome Gold Band and other China Tea Sets,
are going fas,-he has still two sets left; and one
White Granite Dinner Set. IN fact such are the
bargains thar even persons not in want have laid
in stock He has also on hands some Trsys.
Walters. Knives and Forks. Lamps, Candlesticks.
Looking Glasses. Fancy Work Boxes, Castors.
Tea and Table Spoons, with great variety Of
other goods TOO numerous for insertion. Call at
the Store nearly opposite Morris s. Goodies under
the indicator Newspaper Office. main STREET.
Staunton. Feb. Z. 1855. f.. S. HICKSON.
4 few Barrel and Box Churns, and lot Of
common Crockery, which he will sell low to dssl,.
er5,
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KENT. PAINE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY G0UDS
No. l63 aud l65 .udia Street, RICHMOND.
SPRING TRADE, 1850.

FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY G00DS,
No. 1913 aud l65 .Alaia Street, Richmond.
SPRING TRADE, 1850.
EEAVING removed 10 our new and spacious
MA Warehouse :.Nus. l63 and l65 Main street :,
WE ha We the pleasure to inform our trlenoS auu
customers, that we are receiving and opeainS a"
antirelv fresh stock of Fancy and Staple IN
EIGH AND DOMESTIC GOODS, when
will he very complete by The leth Instant anu
will comprise one of the largest and most
stocks ever before offered in Virginia.
Our Foyeigns Goods are mostly OF our own 'n'-
porta,ion, and were purchased under great aavan-
iapes for cash: and having house IN New lolN'
we can always avail ourselves OF the nucruI'."us
in that market. 10 supply ourselves WIN all A'"us
of American Fabrics on the best terms. -,
Having had several years experience IN Inc
manufacture of Clothing, we will be e"ao'eu q
offer to the trade large and splendid stocN' Dia
of good materials, gotten up An the latest anu
best styles, and particularly adapted to the VIZ
ginia trade. =,
These advantages, with the determination on
our part to sell our goods at very close pros ana
to those who buy for cash, OF pay promptly on SIX
months credit. will make it the interest oil tnis
class of customers to buy their goods t us.
The great increase of competition makes II ne
cessary that the country merchant should buy MS
uoods at the lowest possible prices, and it is man
fest that. in selling as we shall for cash, or on
short credit to prompt men, we can afford to sell
our poods lower than under the old long cFedl
system.
We ask the favor flhe merchants OF Virginia
North Carolina. and Tennessee, to give our stcct
an examination, feeling confident that we can oil
fer them such inducements as will make 1t u
their interest to unite with us in sustaining Tho
cash and short credit system.
KENT. PAINE s. co.
| D;.L,o,J M,roh IA 1881
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COMMISS,ONER'SaSAIE

EDURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Court
z Of Bath Conaty, rendered on the l7th day Of
October, lS54, in the case of Mary &. Frazier
guardian Sc, plai"iia, against Virginia Frazier,
and others. Defendants. will, on the 7M day Of
thrill, 1855, at the late residence of James p.
Frazier, decd, near Green Valley in Bath Coun-
ty. proceed to sell at public auction, the real es-
tate Of said Frazier, consisting of the home place,
containing about 296 ACRES, and between 2
and 800 acres of contiguous wood land. and a
tract of 40 acres Of unmpToved land, in the ,Sia-
terlick draft in said County. So much OF the pur-
Chase money as may be necessary 10 pay the costs
of the suit, and expense Of sale, will be required
in hand credit of one. Two and three years
will be given on the residue of the purchase mon
ey, in equal instalments. Bond, with good per
s,nal security, will be required. and the legal IT,
tie retained as further security. The title is be-
lieved to be unqueslionab]e.
ANDREW DANlRON, Comm'r.
March Z 1856.
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Valuable Real and Personal Property
Ef0u, Soda


AS Executor Of the wills Of Thomas, Sarah,
N Jane. Mary and Macy HOgshead, | will on
The l2lh day of april, 1855, proceed to sell upon
the premises, at public auction, to the highest
bidder. valuable Tract of Land containing about
400 ACRES. near Jennings Gap, and adjoining
the lands of IIie. RUBBISH. McNar. and others.
This is one of the most desirable farms that
has Esea 10 market in this county for many years
The land is of the best quality, and in fine state
of cultivation well waered, with comfortable
Dwelling House, aad all necessary out houses
Upon it.
will at the same time, sell at auction, all the
Personal Property belonging to the estates Of sad
Hogsheads, consisting ola family of valuable Ne
grues. fine lot of Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Hotsehod and Kitchen Fur
niturP.
TERMS for the Land-one-third in hand, and
the balance in one, two, and three years. the le-
gal title retained as ultimate security. For the
Personal Property a credit OF nine months Will be
given. with bond and approved security, upon all
sums over ten dollars.
GEO NJ. COCHRAN; Ex'or.
March ID, lS55.-tls
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WISHiNG to move West,l will offer for salea
public anctlon, on Saturday the 3l't q
March neat, (lS55,) en- the premises. the FARM
on which the subscriber resides situated in High
land county, on the waters of The Bull Pastures
bout two miles north of the Stanton and Parkers
burg road, adjoining the lands Of Col. G. w. &
Felix Fl. Hull, containing about $50 ACRES
all under fence. The improvements are l--,s
a comfortable Dwelling House, good ;A .ss.flfa
Barn, and other out houses, an Orchard .sasssSa
of excellent fruit of every variety grown
in this country. There are about 40 acres Of Mead
ow of an average quality Of the county. The pas
ture and pillow lands are well set in bluegrass ard
clover.
will also offer at The same time and place. a
separate. Tract containing about $50 ACRES,
situated about two miles from the first, having 4
good location for the growing of young cattle or
grain. and Is certainly good appendage to the
first tract. On this there is about 81 Acres cr
more, under fence, and in good sod, sufficient for
40 or 50 young cattle, with a tenant residing en-
part of the farm. Both farms are well watered,
and viii be sold jointly or separate, as may suit
purchasers.
A further description is unnecessary, as those
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves.
Terms accommodating. and made known on the
day of sale. Any inquiry, either personally or by
letter, will be promptly responded 10. by the sub
scrber. PASCHAL DAVIS.
March T. l655-tds
Essy- Rockingham Register copy ids and for
ward account to this Office.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
EsE.E PROPERTY

IN pursuance of two deeds of trust. one dated on
the 22d, and ths other on the 23d of February.
1855, executed TO the subscriber by VIM. Beard
will be sold on Thursday The 5th day Of .4pr:L
1855. on the premises. to the highest bidder for
cash, ihe following real property. to wit: tract
of land containing by estimation 122i ,4CR Els,
in Augusta coGnty, adjoining the lands of Col.
Wm. Wilson, VIM. j. GlikesoH, AID others. a
bout six miles south of Staunton and has on it all
necessary Buildings. an Orchard. and-a good Ian
merry now in operation. Also, will be sold at the
same time and place, upon the same terms, the
following psrsopal property, to wit: All the stock
of LEATHER in process of tanning. belonging
to said Beard. all the tan bark and tools of every
description, bay Horse 2 Cows, Calves, 8
head Of Sheep, Sow. Pigs, three horse Wag-
on, sets of Gear, Cart, 2 Saddles, Side sad
die. 2 Brides, several Ploughs with fixtures.
Wheat Faa, CatiAg Box, 5000 Shingles.
quantity of Hay. Corn, Oats and Rye, together
with variety of Household and Kitchen Furnl-
tarc. aud also variety of Farming Implements,
including all the property of said VIM. Beard. at
the date of said deeds. Such title only as isvest
ed in me by said Deeds will be decided to the pur-
chaser. JOHN CRURCHMAN.
March IA. 1855
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D- INVALIDS recovering from the effects Of Fever,
Bilious Diseases, long continued illness Of any kind,
will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy
which will revive their dropping constitutions, cxpcl
all bad humors from the blood, excite the liver to
prompt and healthy action, and by its tonic properties,
restore the patient to life and yisor.
We can only say TRY IT. A single bottle is worth
all the so-callcd Sarsaparas in existence. 1t contains
no Mercury, Opium, or any other noxous poisonous
drug, and be given to the youngest nant without
hesitation.
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around the bot
tic. More than five hundred persons in the city OF
Richmond, Va, can testify to its good effects.
80 Sec advertisement.
March Z. lS55.-lmo.
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NEa SALE,

I'm pursuance OF the last will and testament Of
the Rev. Jacob Baer, decd, will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on Tuesday The Sd Of
April neat. the upper farm of the deceased, kReu
as the Huff Farm. adjoining the lands Of Acord
Csgosby and others, and about q miles west oil
Churchvie, in Augusta county. 1t contains by
a recent survey. $780, ACRES, good portion OF
which is cleared and the balance well timbered
1t lies well, and is we'll adapted to grain and grass
The improvements are comfortable HOUSE,
with out buildings. a Barn, Tenants House, and
aSAw Mill. The farm is well walered.
The land will be shown by the subscriber al
any time, and the terms, which will be liberal
made known on day of sale. Possession given 1n
the lst of September next.
GEO. A. SHUEY, Executor.
March 7, 1855.
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Judge Trum5ull, it seems. is not to take his
seat in Congress as of the Senators OF Illinois
without some further trouble. Gov. Matteson, 1t
10 stated, will not give him certificate OF eiec,
ton, basing his refusal upon the inellglol'ty OF
Mr.. Trumbull. the Constitution prohibiting any
Judge of the Supreme Court from accepting any
.,heI office during the term for which he was e.
Iscted Judge, nor for one year after the expiration
Of such term Mr. TrumbGll has resigned his
judgeship, but the term for which he was elected
has not yet expired 1t seems to be NJ easy mat
Ter now -days to reach the Senate Chamber.
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HARDW WARE.
eprfng gn,uOrtotiOn, 1850.

N Il. MOORE & CO., importers and Whole
L sale Dealers in FOREIGN And Do
.MESITC H42DIY.4RE. No. "a Pearl-streei,
opposite Hugh Why's, Richmond, Va. have
received direct from the manufacturers in Eng
land. full and complete assortment of Brmlng
ham and Sheffield Hardware, and from the man.
ulacturers in this country, a full supply OF Amer,
lean Goods. Their stock is now large and com
plete, consisting in part Of
Rodgers" and INosteuholm's fine Pen and
Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives OF |, 2, 3. 4 and blades j.
Buck, Bone, Ebony, Cocoa and Ivory Handle
Knives and Forks
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks, in sets 81 and
So pieces
Razors Of Wade s. Butchers, Rodgers, Wosten,
holm's. and Greaye's manufacture, OF every
style and quality
Scissors and Shears, of various makes and styles
Single and Double Barrel Guns, some very suPe'
rlor
Pistols, Rifles. Rifle Barrels and Mountings
Trace, Halter, Log, Well, Fifth and Tongue
Chaas
Wedding and Killing Hoes, all sizes
Axes of Collins and Simmons make
Hand and Panel Saws, Hammers and Hatchsts
Mill. Pitt. Cross Cut. and Circular Saws
SPADES and Shovels of Ames', Rowland and 9TH
er makes
Anvils, Vices. and Smiths Bellows
Sledge and Hand Hammers, Stocks and ] lies, ana
Screw Plates
Shear ard Cast Steel. square and octagon
Castings. Horse and Mule Shoes, and Horse Shoe
Nails
Wire Sleeves and Sfters. Coffee Mills and Cards
Horse Collars, Blind Brides and Hames
Bride Filings, Wos;ed ReiEs and Girths
Locks, Hinges and Screws, of every description
Planes, Chises, Augers and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales, Pat. Balances and
Steelyards
ENGLISH. American and G. D. Percussion Caps
Hay and Manure Forks, 2, 8, and prong
Tea Trays and Walters. And all other goods u
ssaly found in Hardware Stores.
As our goods have been purchased for CASH,
on the most favorable terms. and selected eXcu-
svey for the Virginia North Carolina and Ten
nessee Trade, we feel confident offer strong
inducements to merchants visiting this city. and
respectfully invite them to an examination of our
stock. as we aye determined to sell as low as any
regular house in this, or any Of the Northern Cit
les.
P.S.-Orders promptly and carefully attended
TO.
Richmond, March 7, 1855.
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BS- Germany is one Of the greatest musical countries
in the world There, every child is taught to use its
voice in earliest infancy and mach attention paid
to its singing the elementary education Of our chi:
dren Is al once their study and amusement Speak
ing Of Germany reminds US OF Hoo!ands German BIT
ters which are now as popular in this country, music
is in Germany. They are most excellent medicine,
prepared aud sold only by Dr. Jackson, 100 Arch street.
Philadelphia.
March Ii, lS55.-2w.
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wood lots and Pasture Lots

IIJ MARKET.
EpY virtue of decree Of the Circnit Court Of
-a9 Augusta county in the case Of Jameson 5
Administrator. Us Jamiesoh, Sc. | shall proceed
to offer at public auction in the town of Stanton,
on Saturday he III dag Of .4prl neat, body Of
Wood Land containing 80 ACRES. lying 4 miles
west Of Stanton, either IN one body or in lots to
suit purchasers, of not less than acres EACH
The land is well timbered and wili furnish large
supply Of fire wood.
4, tie same tinie will sell a number of most
excellent pasture lois, not exceeding acres in
size. lying IN the Institution road and within less
than half a mile Of town.
TE2,NS: One third cash-the balance two
rs,almeu> at and Is months with interest nom
date, secured by bond with approved personal Sc
cnr,y, and the title retained Till the bonds are
paid j. d. IMBODEN.
COMMIT of the Court.
Match IA, lS55.-tds-T. A. copy.
o. A plat may be seen at ms Office.
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$4,000 Gifts for the People.
VIR GINI "A ART UNION

Ereru Jodu haring Ticket gels an Engraving
rorth One Dollar in addition 10 q chance
in the Distribution Of the Gifts.
A MID the numerous Gift Distributions spring
IN ing up in various States, the Proprielors of
the above beg leave to submit one which they hope
will prove not unacceptable to Virginians. The
money at least is confined to home circulation, n
consideration worth something in eight times"
II makes small drafts on The pcket-gives every
man positive equivalent for his money, and e.
DUAL chance with the rest for valuable gift. AS
soon as the Tickets are sold The following Bril-
liant Schedule of valuable property will be dis
tributed in Gifts to the Ticket holders. by com
mttee Of six managers, gentlemen Of well known
and unimpeacIIable character.
Farm. 200 Acres, in Lynn county,
Me-, worth Sl5O0
Two.story Brick House and Lot, in
Petersburg. Hardy co.. Va, 1900
5Splendid Guild Watches, worth sl25, 625
90 Excellent Silver do, 8. rs. 500
40 Rich and Beautiful Shawls," 10, GOO
loo 90 Ladies' Gold BfeasstpinS' :. = S sCG
100 Gifts of s. each, to be paid in store
goods, from the Proprietors' large as
sortmeot kept constantly on hand, SEQ
500 Gold Pens IN silver cases, worth vi, iZoo
500 g Rings, t" 2, l000
1864 Silver Pencils. =" IL. l59o
Every body by paying ONE Dollar will re-
ceve certificate of membership, emitting him to
handsome large Lilhographic Engraving of
WASHINGTON AND ARMY CROSS
ING THE DELAWARE, Icheap at one dol
lar, and which cannot be bought by The single
copy at less,) than which nothing is mose fit to
hang up in the paror of every American. Each
subscriber will also be entitled To an equal share
in the Distribution Of the Gifts. The Engravings
can be sent by mail, and we will commence deliv-
ering them as soon as received. We have en-
ployed an ARTIST who is already engaged in
getting them up.
o. For Particulars. Tickets, &c., call upon or
address. postpaid. the Proprietors at Seynours-
vile, Hardy CO.. Va.
HTGlNBOTHAM s. CO., Proprietors.
Feb. %, 1855.
oo- The Distribution of the Gifts in the above
scheme will take place as soon as $4,000 tickets
have been sold.
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Bakers Premiuna Hitters.

To DYspEerIcs.-Those persons afflicted with Dys-
pepsia should at once give Bakers Premium Btters
trial Hundreds of certfcatcs now in the haadS Of
the proprietor many of which have bccn published ful
ly attestiny their efficacy ia arrestng the loh
disease while strengthens the digestive organs, in
vigorate< the stomach and gives life and energy to
the whole system It's ingredients are purely vegetable,
entirely free from all mineral poisnas, and may DC ia
ken with safety by all ages and sexes.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by j. b.
EsxRIDaE, Staunton and BIBB s WILLS, Charlottes-
vile.
March Is, 1855.
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Notice to Western Merchants.
EE7 - -

DERSONS who ship Goods from the Nothern
Il Cities can send them direct to their destins-
tion by consigning them to Stephen Hunter, Gem
eral Freight Agent, at Richmond it being dis
tincily understood that Bills Of ladng be sent pre-
viousIy stating the amount ofireght on such goods
to Richmond. IL this is done the goods will BE-
forwarded direct to the nearest depot-and the
whole charge collected there. If the bills Of Ia.
ding are not sent this Company will not forward
The goods until the bills for Freight to this City
are collected and of course will not be responsible
for loss, and must charge an extra price for stss-
ase. II. D. WHITCOMB,
Sdp't Transportation.
Va. G.. r. R. Co
Jan. 81, lS55-3m.-Rep and Amer. copy.
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blouse and EOt for Sale.

TIME subscriber will offer for sale on Saturday
Il the 24lh day of March next, in the town Of
Middlebroek, good two story DWELLING
HOUSE, very commodiuus and well finished, ex-
hibiting beautiful front of 40 feet, with an ell
of 20 feet, arranged in such manner as to form
convenient Kitchen and Dining Room. One o.
the lower rooms of said house is now fitted up AND
used as Saddle Shop, and which would make
very good Store room-sluaied in the centre O
the town. Under said shop is cellar and new.
erfaiing stream OF good water, and used as Dal
nv. There is likewise on said lot an excellent
Frame Stable I6 by 20 feet, attached to which il
a Carriage House and newly built Corn Crib.
O. The subscriber having been engaged in the
saddling Business in this place for the last TWEEN
ty years, does not hesitate 10 say that he consld
ers il one of the best stands for this business in the
county. Any person wishing to purchase bar
rain will do well to call and see for himself
TERMS will be accommodating and made known
on the day Of sale.
&C. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Feb. %, Is55.-4t JOHN UTTZ.
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UNITED SrArEs SHIP DEc,TuR,-Fears are
entertained for the safety of the T. s. ship Deca-
tur. as nothing definite has been heard from hef
since leaving Rio Janerio IL VIII be remember
ed that the Decatur was reported OIL hio Janelro
In September last. in company with the U: .
steamship Massachusetts, and during terrible
gale. the ships lost sight of each other Inc
Massachusetts succeeded in getting back to Rio
In very disabled condition, but nething has been
heard of the whereabouts Of the Decatur.
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DSEEs.

At his residence, near Fincastlc on "Wednesday the
7th inst Gen f. c. CARRISGToS, after brief illness
On Monday night last, in this place, Mr.. DAVID PIT
MAN after an Illness of few days. He leaves Wild
ow and five or six interesting children.
At his residence on South River, or the - inst Mr..
CHAaLEs PAraIcE, venerable and highly respectable
citizen of this county.
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yxEouToR,s SALE;

WILL be sold at public auction. on Wednesda5
w the l4h Of March neat, al the late residence
of the Rev. Jacob Baer, decd. the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY, viz: Several val
liable Horses, one Colt. Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Pc
tatoes, Hay. some Farming Utensils sc. A cred:
it of six months will be given on all sums of S.
and upwards, the purchaser executing bond with
approved security; under that amount the cash
will be required.
GEORGE A. SHUEY, Ex'or.
nj no 1Oss
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

VNI1IS institution will receive sums Of money
l. rot Tess than S. on deposit, for which interest
xiii be paid at rates fixed by the constitution
Deposits can be drawn out at any time after f.
teen days notice. NOTES FOR DISCOUNT
must be made payable at the Central Bank of Vir-
ginia. and dated on Tuesday ofthe week they are
prescribed. The Board of Directors meet each
Monday night at early candle light. Office of the
Bank at the Hardware Store of Watts s. Rich
ards. f. e. RICHARDS, Treasurer.
Staunton Feb Z 1855.
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FEM ALE SCHOOL.

rGNIIE first five month Session of Miss Lenney''
School at Barterbrook, Augusta county, closes
with the present month, (Feb..l and the mex
commences the first Monday in March.
For all the higher English branches ST SO per mo
For the French language 200 "
For Music on the Piano SIS per session.
Good Boarding can be had, Convenient to th'
school room, for So per month.
Feb. 26, lS55.-3t By the Trustees.
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The Advocate of the 9th, gives an account OF
Democratic meeting held in Charlottesville on
the preceding Monday. Resolutions were offered
proposing union ticket with the Wings. in OPP
bcsition 10 the Know Nuthings. A uember pro-
posed union of all persons opposed to the Know
Nothings ''and friendly to the administration =
but this was jerkcd back amid universal cry o.
.Nol no!' The meeting finally adjourned TIL
April Court, to form n coalition ticket.