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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-03

THE HIGH PRICE OF PApER-The great ad-
vance in the price of paper within the last six
months has put the publishers Of newspapers
to serious reflection how to countemct the evil.
It is suggested in the West, among olher things,
that publishers reduce The size OF their papers ;
demand advance payment in all cases; cut OFT
E" "dead-heads," and prune exchange lists. The
effect of this would be to reduce the consump-
ton of white paper and enable the printer to
live. It is now stated that rags cannot be had
in sufficient quantity, and the reply to this is
that an increase in the price Of paper will not
supply the deficit. Advance payments would
remedy host Of evils attendant en publishers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-03

NIEs. GuILrHoR, Il femenne fiend, attempted
to destroy her three step children by poison,
near Melville, Ohio, last week. 1t appears that
she was u servant to the first wife OF her hus-
band, and when she died, this woman was chosen
to supply the vacancy. She soon commenced
tyrannising over the helpless children, and final
" concluded her malignant cruelty by admins
terng poison to them. The youngest died, but
By the timely application of remedies, the other
two survived
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Two Mex KILLED IN Two DAYs.-This is
doing pretty well for Augusta, and if she Keeps
on ut that rate, she will ere long acquire rep
utalion-not very enviable, We admlt-but one
that she will merit, if offenders are not punished.
A man by tile name of Samuel Wilson, a
painter, was shot down and instantly killed in
the streets on Saturday night, by Wm. A Archer
We have heard the particulars, but as Archer Is
in Jail, awaiting the course Of the law, we deem
it inexpedicnt to give them.
On Monday evening, man named Attoway
was killed, We understand, by 3 blow on the
head from brick. We did not hear the name
of the man who threw. He has not been ar
rested.
These two homicides are what Philosopher
Greely very appropriately designates RUNS
Doings" May we not cxclaim, Huzzaa, for the
glorious privilege of retailing quors.by which
the lives of our citizens, the morals OF the peo.
pie, and the peace and quiet of thousands oi
families are destroyed Augusta Chronicle q
Sentinel Dec. 9th.
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"AN old Merchant" writing 10 the N. Y. lie

GAN old Merchant, writing to the N. Y Her
ald speaking of the dearth Of gold, says;
alt has got among tine Germans, who make
and save and if We had all the gold of Califor-
nia aud Australia, and exported none, the Ger
mans would be bound 10 have it and keep 1t un-
Ill they were rich or poor enough to spend it.
If their influential men or newspapers would tell
them how much safer and better savings banks
are then old stockings, and what they would feel
more, how much they hurt themselves, perhaps
some good might be DONE
a nave been bank director for twenty years.
and thought the specie had gone to Europe.
ought to have known better; but now my eyes
are opened"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-03

CLAIMS against the bankrupt estate of J. w.
Bludgett g. Co. have been proved TO the amount
of one million of dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-03
BARON DEKALB-Congress proposes to give
S66O0O TO the relief of the heirs of Baron De-

BARON NDEKALB-Congress proposes TO give
S66,O0O TO the relief of the heirs of Baron De-
Kalb.
Baron DeKs.lb was one of the distinguished
foreigners who fought for the American cause
in the war of the revolution He was native
of Germany, ard was born about the year l7l7.
He entered the French army at ar early age
and rose to the rank of brigadier general. He
was in this country during the French war of
1855. under an assumed character, the object of
his visit being to obtain intelligence for the ben.
eft Of the French cabinet. He was suspected
and seized as a spy, but escaped, and returned
to France after the conquest of Canada. He
came to this country again in company with Lafa-
yettc, and entered our revolutionary army as
volunteer. He was soon promoted to the rank
of mai ior general. The Washington Union, in
referring to this bill in behalf his heirs, remark.
that there is something peculiarly interesting in
the history of Baron DeKalb, and says:
I" He commanded the right wing of the Ameri-
cans at Camden, South Carolina, and in that
fearful conflict he fell, in his last attempt TO
achieve Il victory, pierced with eleven wounds.
He was rescued from immediate death by the
Chcvalier du Bysson, his aid, who embraced the
PROSTATE general, and received into his own
body the bayonets intended for his friend, cx-
claimed, save the Baron DeKalb oh, save the
Baron DeKalb." The brave veteran survived
the battle buta few days. Before his death he
spoke these noble words: 81 die the death
always prayed for--the death of soldier fight
ing for the rights OF man." When General
Washington visited Camden, many years AFTER
he went to the grave of the German patriot
After gazing upon it with countenance mark.
ed with deep thought, he exclaimed, with a sigh
$50 there lies the brave DeKalb, the generous
stranger, who came from a distant land to fight
our battles, and to water with his blood the tree
of our liberty. Would to God he had lived 10
shar: its fruits"
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TRouBLE FEARED In THE NJ. E. CHURCH
Another breach is expected in the Methodist
Church. Rev. DR.. Bond, editor of the N. York
Christian Advocate, in noticing the opposition
to the appropriations Of missionary money to the
preachers laboring in their slave-holding confer
cnccs, says:
awe have seen strange things in the lapse of
three score years and ten, but this caps the eli
max Of the marvellous; and though we are no
prophet, nor the son of prophet, we venture
to predict that mischief is now brewing il our
neutrality-suspicious., commissions and disruptions,
such rs we have never witnessed before"
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$25 Reward,

T OST on Saturday the 23d ult., my POCKET
IL BOOK, containing three One Hundred DOL
lar Bills, and four Fifty Dollar Bills with my name
written on the back Of one Of the One Hundred
Dollar Bills. A reward Of sos will be given upon
delivery Of said Pocket Book and contents, or any
information concerning 1t will be thankfully received.
M. A. PADGETT-
I,n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-03

AVErERAN HuNTER-The Rockingham (Va.
Register says, our old friend Frederick Keister,
of Pendleton county, has devoted m,ch of his
time to hunting in the mountains of lis native
county. lie is now in his SSlh year,and las
killed during his life one thousand deer ten elk,
three hundred bears, thirty panthers, aid fifty
three wolves
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-03

HEAVY VERDIcr.--In the case of John Hol-
land VS.. the town of Cranston, to recover dama-
ges for injuries sustained by the plaintiff in fall
ing from high embankment in consequence of
defects in one of the town roads, the jury in the
Circuit Court yesterday returned verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $3.50. The case has
been on trial for eight days before Judge Pit
man. At former trial the plaintiff obtained Il
verdict for $4,000, which was Get aside, and l
new trial granted Providence Post, Dec. %.
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TIE FEELING IN RUssIA.-Extract of 4 letter
from respectable and wel-informed citizen Of
the United States to 4 friend in Washington, d.
ted
ST PETERSBURG, Russia, Sept. Is. 1854.
DEAR F: The war is scarcely begun.
There is no chance for any power, be it ever so
great to conquer Russia. The emperor is only
preparing for war. Next year he will have in
the field, re dy for active battle, one and a half
millions of soldiers we'll drilled. The people
are all for the war, and he has no trouble in get
ting soldiers, for it is with them religious war.
They want the Christian faith to be sanctioned
over the world They are the most devoted
people on earth, and the last cruciix will 60 for
the war before they give it up"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-03

A FRENCH GENERAL KILLED.-General De
Lourme!. whose loss the French army deeply
deplcrr-, vas one of the youngest and most
nrnms .'s "ral officers in the service. His
= o., almost entirely passed in Africa,
ut on leaving the Ecolc Miitarie,
,.uaed every step from the rank
ut TO that of colonel at the point
,e5 After Distinguishing himself at
Zaatcha he returned to France as
le sd regiment, and was made aid
he Emperor. He was not original
Tor the army Of the East He was
!! had good fortune, and might
eposed upon his laures until called
his turn of active service. But
.mperament induced him personally
IN the Emperor the command OF 4
he Crimea, and the perilous favor
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scycm E,ikcIy Negroes,

Stock Of Cattle Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERas-Cn credit until the 25th day of De-
cember next. Purchasers giving notes with ample
securities. All sums under five dollars will be ra-
ouired in cash. RICH. GREGORY, Ad'or.
Ian IT 81
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Administrators Sake.

DY an Order from II. r. Wright, Ordinary of
ID Edgc6rld District, will sell at the late resi-
dcnce Of Sarah Gregory, dec'd,, on Friday the
9th Iauunry
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The RUSSIAN LoAN.-It is reported that the
Russian loan has been taken at 81. Petersburg
by the house of Steglietz, one of the most emi-
nent banking establishments of the continent.
Mr. Stieglietz took the whole amount of fifty
millions of silver roubles, or about S35,OOO0OO,
in d per cent. stock, on his own risk at the rate
of So. The loan already sells actively at 81 at
St. Petersburg. The New York Tribune says >:
Amsterdam, the Rothschds, in Frankfort, with
whom Mr.. Belmont is connected and others,
have brought large amount, and, if we are in
formed house in Wall st. is in possession of
the official imperial papers connected with this
operation. The story told about it is, that the
loan was made only to give the lie to the asser-
ton of French and English newspaper that the
Russian Treasury does not enjoy any credit IN II!
Russia. Its likewise stated that Mr. Takowett,,
of St. Petersburg, one Of the richest owners OF
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the New
" | learn
ndanlcntal
.rcaty pro-
he Islands
sovereign
Union rs
f course,
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DEATH OF SENATOR A. NJ. RUTH.-The Caro-
linian of Wednesday says:
We regret to learn the death yesterday, at
Hunts Hotel, of Col. A. NJ. Ruth, Senator from
St. Peters Parish. He had been i'll for week
with pneumonia, and was progressing favorably,
when sudden metastasis from his chest to the
brain brought on apoplectic symptoms, and he
died from commissions. He had every attention,
medical and social, and his devoted wife reached
him just in time to witness the last sad struggle
He was gentleman in high esteem, and kind
and indulgent parent, husband and brother.
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mines in the world, whose accumulated wealth
alone amounts to some sixty or eighty millions
of dollars, wished to take this loan with his pri-
yate capital, but this was refused by the Empe-
ror, in order not to give an occasion to mlsre-
presentations. We give this statement as 1t
reaches us, without vouching for It's accuracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-18

= Consspondsses Of ths D'psa.n'
p.uxood 1oeidenf-C otoyed People
S.ssos 49,. ii esss Jar Dsstituts Old Men-ner'
~ ~ - p~~e,-soed he. &c.9 sst

s,..~.snondspee OF the DnPessn.
.s.l av1v-Rsayesd 4ssiSss,-c s e:0yse Psse,e
!. 0.s.ssss. -ns&sii e. as.~
On fsssasy s "a e.es.ssa :s,ssd ,S On Doa,o
- ~, ~ from all aecosnta we're OF the nost dsof'
Ssriv sSsssetsr. and aun eroas tights occurred. -
re nsp engaged in providing fefrsshments %. nso
smploysd Charles Brown, to assist him during tns
~ Pie boat returned 70 the city late on Teese5
nishs leaving Salem about O'Clock In the eventasa
Charles Brown not mstns bis apgsss.ase. nc infsr.
de alarm Of his brother who could Obtain no
nation a. 70 what had become OF MIN. a.,ts or
cles belonging 10 him were returned y .ne 30 s,sn
the excursion but beyond the iass .d lear. no
thiss Detsrmiued 70 iuvesrieste sbe ma r,,, :,
wesf down 70 Salem on Tbsndsy, sna Tue had been
.0x z ~ so,a vho were Ia boat An essmi1.ion
q .hs Roy sIs:ssIss .S s sssn souy deal. with
asves.l severe contusons were found gpon tne
scsJe the throat had been cut on cash sae, sno
PORTO. Of &c aDs:s. S Sn 1n Of s.tssst Ga *.
aminiue the rail of the steamboat the noooy Po'nt
Of fingers wsrs TO be seen, e well a the msiA u
tn. pic. sh. sv:sss sns sSs yard have been
'f Tss s..s .ssss s isdI.ssss shd:, SersIss
= on. M. ssas Of ss
The ascidsnt vas ssussd By TIE orsaling On sC 20.
: .:ss ~. q ss g dss SS"s
sn.isios o. ~ sssins vas mplstsly sbaated sad
fsr ss1, snd fens over On is side totally asn =,
sbsa tia fendsr. Three eaYs vere ttfown ON tee
ssf, thossh syns Of tss Ys.sssesss w:ss ,s!ssss
tsSssi isiaryi sad the sfezss, Csc Weoilisoa, mac
bis shouftsf disiockseS, .,t
usmoyisl 10 Ia circulation tsd dseeS ~ ssxsss'
az the white eitlss1s Of the Twents.fousfh Waf9'
Addressed to the proEIistors Of the Hines OF clnni'
Suess running hetw sen that ward and the Exchange,
requesting them to permit eoored persons to rde IN
their coaches and 70 participate Ia all the omnibus
privileges nov enjoyed exclusively by the WHITE
population.
/ meeting wss held yesterday to take msasu es to
establish sHome for destitute old men," and sub
scfiptions were pledged to commence Il with
The Rev. John Patton, Corresponding Secretary
of the Philadelphia Education Society, h been In.
Vited to take charge Of the Logan Square Presbyto
Ran Church. corner of Vino and goth Streets resent
" under The pastoral care OF the Rev. Charles
Brown.
The workmsn Ia the marble and mahogany esteb-
lishmsbt Ridge avenue and l1th ST.. have contri'
buted Sl2a, and Walter Cfenon's workmen $50, to
the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers The attaches
Of the Arch street Theatre gave $500.
There were 1872 desshs here last week.
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I ACKSON'S EXCELSIOR HTrTEp5

Mr.. r. III. JACRsoN-D lear Dir: ThIou.f NJ H., ,S
mentality OF friend of nine. wal suc. sv V ~
70 Try 6si9 2, OF yoa'5s Filters Tll hing il la,
tried The sane CT morning, i!iew.. Az viz
Ia the course OF one week her appetite iu ovsS sa
THANK 0cd, she found rom that line ItIsf M al
must: In justice to myself aai vita, very Iish,I
ever tried; and feeling it my duty 10 thai ~, W
friend for the advice 10 try them would s5,.s I%
those suffering from the first stage Of DSsp.s,Sss
try them. Tney will exclsim Ike u,-dH,it,, =.
not be found" ~
Yours, respectfully,
w, J. BAaTHoLoxyw
They may be found at z. J. Picot'a A. Bod, ",
9. 81. Zachriss0n's, Chss. Millspsushs Ban
Eeers', and Alex. DuvsI's, Drusgistr, RshnCps II
All orders promptly attended to. mil
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TIDIN0s FROM CHESrr ssssenes2
TO COUNTRY MERCHANT - :
u most respectfully call van, .S.NN c.-V

IHRH.T pUTyTW IN esII yoai AttsptIon :. "
i noe S.son1n. 3 !. .a.istIMENf n
msdiss OF the dsy-it meets with .0n sepslr =
can b, recommended VITA safstv Il ss.sJ ale "
Rhsurstism, sprains, Cuts, Old sor. ~ 81, ues
Nsnrsigia ,nd 70 any s.ss reaalrns a. ~, ~ ls,
The psblis for diseases OF Hons, sas sv.s oss
snd We ere sure yca ~iil be plssssS s"Hs g1s
- Prise sas:, OF I bottlss for m ="
cray. sss s tYsa ss.a i tAno CO. A.
b Norsoa. ana Drsss!sss thgoaskos;s 4. sto, 0Hs
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VALUABLE FARMING LAND on

VALUABLE FARMING LAND on
JAMES RIVER, SEVEN MILES BELOW
RICHMOND. FOR SALE.-Intending to remove to
vately. my Farm known az Lower Liliy Valisv.n
which 10 situated on James River in tn Q county of
Hsnrico, seven miles below Richmond, on the old
Osborne's Turnpike, adjoining the lands of MI Ber-
nsrd o. Akin and Edward J. Gresham.
LILLY Valley" contains 1853 4l2-I0G0 acres of most
excellent land, and produces remarkably WE'LL
There no buildings on the Farm, but beautiful
site for doing, and cow nient to Spring of er.
celent water. The Turnpike divides the Farm
nearly in half, and would sell either psrt or the
whole of II, as it may suit purchasers to buy.
Amy one wishing to view the Farm will please call
on me, living at Wilton a few miles from my Farm
rho will take great pleasure in showing il to them
or to Messrs. GoDDIN APPERsoN, of Richmond
Sc l5-2awSw B. III. COX.
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EAI4L IMPORTATION OF
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
BY the ships Aurora and Phidelia. from Livsrpoel,
l am receiving my fall stock of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Aud from the various manufactures at the North. a
large stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
part OF which mention:
STOCK rim, chest pad closet and other Locks large
assortr.sat-sorae very fine
Trace, halter, log. well and other Chains.
FENDER, Shovel and Tongs and And Irons
Coal ScItties and Ciuder Shoyels.
Anvils, Vices and Bellows
Pocket and Pen Knives in great VARIETY
Ivory aud other kinds of Knives and Eork, In great
variety.
Single and double barrel Guns some fine
Powder Flasks and Shot Rei.s
Hinges and Screws, Axes
Carpenters's Fools
have now full stock ON hand NV customers
and the public generally earnestly invited to call
and examine the goods.
Country Merchants will be supplied at very low
prices, az well as Farmers and Mechanics
THEO. ROBERTSON,
se8 No IS, Main street
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PRICES REDUCED

,x, PRICES REDUCED
niCnMuND EACELSIOR WORj xs.
r,ryC okhEk o. sEsE.Ts AND MAIN a.,
HE subscriber takes pleasure Ia ann ann:
y re- gnE 70 the public that his PLANNING - am
ILL y now In comalsts order 90 -"
a.ad .seestiy Incurred expsass Of ..,s.,h Nm
%. Sisnias rsassns and perfsctss hs Msshia srs
saas Of so.rds and Plank he l. nov sssSIss = =,
e.iI so% Ter, Sssss, 81 Greatly rsdaesl Dsisss
d., 9-.s ee IN want respectfully soIisitAk
WILLIAM YOkAR0J
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MORE PRECIOUS T5AN 10;

W LEONARD's COUGH sYRns uULD II
MERCHANTS ATTEND TO This GCuNrgY
10000 cured last year In hichmondNIsm,1u pvrti
out supply, and take with you the eve not va
fering from Coughs, Colds, Cor sunn,;e pe'On' nj
Priee-25e per bottle; bottlea eps scr ae
Leonard's Dollar Cordial, 'Hs aodn. Av
70 be had Of L. B THOMAS, Broad
s i aoS q al. al psIs..'t. AID Ss s
Messrs. PURCELL, LApp L Co, 90 n.s "aaSsaIs
Richmond, Va. '-1 e'Ost g,,.,
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CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY
~ RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

CondtLcted By Ne SISTERS Of Charity.
This Institution resumed stu dies on the 18th
OF August. 5earders for board, tuition, and rse of
bed aud bedding, and for washing and me ding, pay
anunn $780, to be paid ssni-annually in advance
Day scholars. according to the branches, they pay
from 81 to % per quarter in advance.
For Music ths Piano or Guitar, Painting
Frensh and Embroidery there ia extrs charge for
tuition and of Instrument.
Letters addressed to Slater MARY FELIX Nc.
QUAD, st. Joseph's Academy, will meet prompt
attention.
1t is of great importance that pupils should enter
at the commencement OF the session, or soon az
forwards q possible, "a S-Sw
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VALUABLE FARM ON THE BROOK
AZ MOD

PLANK kOAD, 81 MILES NORTH OF
FOR SALE.-The subscribers authorized to sell
the Farm which Mr.. 8. G. Waldrup now resides
of Richmond. The place is susceptible of division
into three parcels ard il desired. will be divided
The house tract of 100 acres lies the west side
On the esst side of said road there 10 lot of 100
acres also; and the east side OF the New Plank
road there is q lot Of IS acres
As the owner ID anxious aud determined to sell, he
would prefer to sell the aba We Farm entire
tract; but stil would sell to suit purchasers by dvi
ding the same. .-=..... .--.
ALSO, FOR SALE-Another Tract, of 100 acres
the Mountain Road, and On North Run CreeL,
about miles from Richmond, and within few hun.
dred yards of the Plank Road.
For terms, and further particulars, apply on the
prenises, to Mr.. 8. g. Waldrop or to
Sc I4-2aw2w GODDIN & APPERSON
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CERTAIN CURE FOR C0UGHb-
~ "RIcHMoND, Nov. q, 1851 have tried nearly
all the sough remedies of the day and have ro hs,
.ation in saying that believe MRS.. B DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable preyu.
almost Indispensable. 4. WARREN
MRS. DAVIS COUCH REMEDY.-Ws eau psai d
the virtues of t.s medicine from the book h.vni
witnessed its operation In bad cough, In VII Oh
afforded speedy and decided reef-6ieh Repw
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett L Been
Alex. Dnvai, Paterson 4 Jackson, Chss AllTpssJa
d. ]. Piset. 4. BOD q Ter and Chsre, o. Y.Ie
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EpryCATION.
yf1TYN0 LADIES

@ 3 STEy YOUNG L he,
y. CoLLEaIA Il IT = tHAn.I. s ~ shis is.t,tn
RIcHnonD. Va be NJ, " ara Mondsy in October
Il d. 81 z e. 70; rhs sas.1s
the Of n = . s:t Session. 10 the
w oSSsd By Judge Ass0n corner Of
T-sns ia and Adams strees. ~ p,;nsi,.l. An
BE n 81 ~ Ss.srt@snts of Ausic French. DnYisl
etc the no.t eorngessns r. S.divdsd sstsntion 70
the rrsS,r ~ the school The BcaIdnt depart.
.ne ,ili be under the supe vision OF Ma s.evens
ed By Mrs.: M.ndey,e sucsess a. heuseEesper
r. sinii.r Institution. Every enot. WI, =. ~
to rendsr the Boarding deparsmsns ~. mo.s mo-
ssass ia ali thar pertains to moral, intellectual
and polite educatien. ,L .or-.a ~ Las.
The Pnneipsi xili siys q . 1 set,s cbsTas.
The Session will close With general feview &c S
.rsminstion. whom Certificates will be gwen 70 the
Graduating Class FIRMS.
Oueha payable in adsaHce, the re~dtnce' i'' Ssaa
Bead and Washing ....s.........''.'''''' AZ
Higher English braushes.. .....'..'.'''''''' n
Ancient and Modern Languages, eaen'''''''..'' s,
Music. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Stationery. ''''''
F1st s:iooi ico.: win Be- furnished By The PI,us
pal ., c,.y prices ---- e 90. Vie
AR. D. TURNER'S SELECT CLAg.
STREET, BETWEEN SRD AND 41H sTkEETs.
The lsh Aesdsmie year Of this School VII ss sns
mana, or MONDAY. the 24sh ct September, lso5.
Puuils y ii, be admitted Who prepared 20 eoro.
uisncs ths Latin or Greek CT sassrsos o. sne more
E6vAsosd eisssss. ss S--o u
g. E0UIRES SELECT CLASSIC AL
LIE AND EEGLlsH sCHOOL. COaNEA q
NxiS AID TIH6T STREETS, HICHMOND.
VI-The nin.h ssssioa Of this fnsttation will COM
fnanss on thu ssth Of September, 1855.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Enpl,sh branches or beginners in Latin. $50 o.
Advanced Latin, Greek, and higher Mathe-
Moasrn Iansusses each, 20 OF
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