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II OA X D n ls.--0Gliss. J.F. RENSiu
- having taken house upon Broad street = g.
doors below Broad Street Hotel, will open or NJ
day the 2ist inst for the Accommodation Of resid
and transient boarders. She IL prepared to &C.,
modate large number Of day boarders. And trnss
tnat the extensive and favorable reputation which
she enjoys, as an efficient housewife will secure far
her liberal share of patrona and promises that M
Peins shall be spared upon her part make her tabs
one OF the most desirable In the city.
10 17-Ims
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NOR SAIE--A very desirable TRACT
dwelling and all necessary Outhouses There is be-
tween 800 and 5000 cords of pine wood, and good
srist and saw MILL lying about nine miles from Rich
Inond on the Richmond and DGnville Railroad. For
further information, address J. T., box 29, Richmond,
Va. ia 29-2w+
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II u BLIN,s Sick Headache MixIure
cures only sick headache and nothing else for
bt DUAL & NORTON, Druggists
10Th aud hiain A.
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AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
Ie No Al Main street.

NOTICE To THE LADIES.-Dress ma
King IL not so easy Ii belongs the ARTIFICIAL
~ that Is the state OF MAD. ROZANY who finished
herstudies thoroughly in this art in Paris as Ner-
chdHfe DE- Mode MAD. Il. takes the liberty to an.
nounee to the ladies of Richmond and vicinity tIat
she has her establishment at No. l63 Broad s,yset
above 9Th She gives security for every description OF
DRESSES when they spoiled She receives
regularly the latest patterns plans from france
and will be pleased to receive from the ladies ~
city and vicinity orders Ia her line f. Ett~
N h. MAD. r. gives invitation to the Iadi.x
who are interested in good FRENCH DRESS Ma
KER, TO call and some specimens of her art
which exhibition for three days which are
made TO order for lady OF this city. fe 4-3t.
NILLWRIGfife5 a q q e K S--Of beat
lNI cast-steei, for sale by
CLARksoN 4 ANDERSON,
js2l No, log Main f.
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CIOyEk sEED.--I0O Bushels Prime
- Nountaiu Glover Seed--in store--and for sale By
IL 4 - LEWIS N, WEBB co.
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lire BRICk SLABS AND JAMS
CRATE Settlers AhD OTHERS.-I have for
sale well selected stock Of IRE BRICK, SLABS,
and JAMS Also, superior SCAP STONE. All
above articles are of superior quality ssa keep for
sale regular supply. Apply at my Foundry q
ia Inn s. ID. DENOON.
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APITA l. SJ0,O0O.-COMlIERC
~ SAVINGS BASK-Ofice at the store of Qusrles
L Brooke, On I4th street
Depositors ia this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and i've per cent, for shorter time.
WIN q. PAINE, President.
r. r BROOKE, Treas iy 6-ts
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LNOK SALE--A VALUABLE HKICh
change his residence, offers for sale privately his
present dwelling house goth street, bstween Frank
lin and Grace The lot has front of 30 feet and runs
back 1872 feet The house 10 in perfect order and
taDs eight good rooms.
If not sold previously, it will be sois On the l4th
day Of February at public auction. Apply %
A. BODEKEh,
IN 02-tds No 10 Main
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YARN NEAR RICHMOND FOX SALE,
OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell exchange for property in the
city, my FARM, Meadowbrook, ON the Central Rail
from Richmond containing 82k acres. The Land is
OF excellent quality being admirably adapted for gar
dening and armingfo gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity of Richmond, examination will
prove 1t is healthy and highly desirable situation,
having an excellent House containing six rooms, and
the necessary out-houses in good order. There is
crop of Wheat and Winter Oats seeded and manfred.
There is also planted in the garden everything for
early Spring marketing Also, Strawberries Goose
berries young Apple Orchard, Hotbeds, Asparagus,
&c So that a purchaser mi ght commence operations
with prospect OF immediate returns for his invest
ment
The above property will be disposed Of upon adyan'
at the Drug Stoe of Broad and 4th streets or
70 r n EACHO VIM C. BATTAILE.
cian ia 30-l2t~
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AND In CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.
IL For sale, privately, tract of Land lying on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, about 2 miles
from Richmond The said tract contains 80 acres one.
half of which is in original growth the other half il
in wheat. 1t will be sold with or without the
wheat. The improvements consists of a small fran
dwelling and necessary out houses with well of exc
cellent water. Apply to IL. NUNNALLY, ~
Manchester; or to
la 2S-lm* B. w. TOTTY. los Gary NJ
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NOW Is THE TIME TO BTY.--If you
are In want of anything in the way of Clothing or
Furnishing Goods, call at LEWIS He is selling off,
ana the goods are going fast Don't delay, but call
these hard times no small matter and you can GER
tainly do it by calling at
a. LEWIS, 50 Main street
Opposite st. Charles Hotel.
Slime Of Il R..lf CT
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10 Washington, ................
a, ~ bhO
P'''Ai 6.UU
~. tFuck OF the Railroad between Richmond and
'!r Totomac River, Is now undergoing rela Half
V y pr'hS Already completed with edge rail of
Feioi qaality, anu as than one million of pas
,s"Fs have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
ua.sp"ted OYER thus route, it hoped and believed
't 40 oh5 ",il De induced, by the nisIepresenst
IT, d. Whitcomb, super't," to select he longer
I,u iaore efcmtous route, referred TO therein The
II r. + IL X has been Ia operation for tyenty-tso
yes and in a that time ger has either bren
't'sd OF crippled by accidents from snake heads or
WIet'lse which IS without parallel in the bstoTy of
'-'''oAds IN this country s. RUTH
superintendent OF Transformation
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4 UCTION GOODS: GKEAT BAK1iAINS

A UCTION GOODS. GREAT BAK(,A ms
"A AND NO MISTAKE.-Receiyed the following
desirable goods purchased from auction very great
mercs very rich goods at only 81 cents worth rs cts
per yard; Figured and Plain Mousns al only Is ser
yard; Red and Yellow Flannels, do do Yard,y sie
Bleached Cotton. at sixpence; French Emb Collras
at 12t cents up; Linen Renting Is per yard
sacrifice Linen Table Cloths Towlings Irish Lin ems
Ladies' Merino Vests Ladies' Black and CoIored 10Th
Clocks and Talmas, great bargains; rich Cambria and
Swiss Collars handsome designs; large assortment
OF Swiss and Cambria Sleeves; Bed and Servants
offer those who will favor with cali will be salts.
fed they are really cheap.
AUGUSTUS MAILERT
q No, A nEas..
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TTNPARALLELED BARGAINS IN So
u PERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, at No. lS4,
Main street, opposite Eagle Square, D. GOOD
MAN is now closing out his entire Stock, prior to
moving in March next into his large Store Room
No. 49, Main street. which is now being lifted up
Those in want of Over Goats, Shaws, Business
Coats Dress Coats all grades Velvet Silk, Satin and
Furnishing Goods in every variety solicited TO
call and examine. Sale positive. lfE 80
J. d. GOODMAN,
fe4 No. 1874, Msin street i
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assss So saaszsf 81 t stt1 = 8Ssa III
-&-3ffE AH tf
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We take this opportunity TO request customers
wlIose accounts have been standing six months to
make early settlements.
ia l---dGcts BINFORD. MAYO l. BLAIR.
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nRY GOODS. DRY GOODS ...SALK
DOF BARGAINS CONTINUEs ONE WEEK.
Jaconet Csmbrics, 81 cts Real Bobbin EdgiuSs, 81
Fine quality do. l2a cts cts
Swiss Mnsins 12l cts Zeal Thread Lace, ia cts
Nsnsook Muslinsf fine, Is Cotton Hose for Ladies.
cts in Black, White and Blue.
Finest Striped and Swiss 12s cts
Muslins 25 cts. For Miss do 10 cts
Irish Linens S75 cts Lace and GimpuTs
Pillow Linen, 81 cts Sleeves, 75 cts
Finest Bird Eye Diapers, Silk Boot Laces at eta.
30 cts per dozen.
Heavy Corded Skirts 37i Light Kid Gloves. S7A cts
cts Grass Linen Hdkfs, Ia
Best quality Bleached cts
Shifting, l2A cts es.7
N. b. For gentlemen, so doc. Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
in white and coored borders at Is and 81 cts worth
double. j. hILLHISER BRO,
f. 1893 Brood street
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N1EsSRS. DUVAL 81 NOItTDN-Gentie-
lVl tlemeu beg TO inform you, that with one Dot
tie of Aliens Dyspepsia Btters, have been COM
uletely cured of that horrid complaint, Dyspepsia
and most cordially recommend to every person sf-
iering from the same.
fe g. Fl. TRUDOE, Halifax county.
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DEERS, CORDIAL BITTERS, u IL
ID MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent, re-
freshn e.. exharating and delicious Beverage, Produ-
cling instant relief from the effects of lover indul-
gence" los of Appetite lowness of spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels ARISING
from whatever eause-jmpartlng to the whoie system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT BEERS,
fa 2i-dlvif Sole Agents
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! re- T, r3=z5-.izzz,.57 GREAT NORTHERN

r. Z, r{s-=5sE=ssaz51 GREAT NORTHERN
Esssf2 isssse<azsssasssss1lAND SOUTHERN ROUTE
-, FOR TRAVEL.-TWICE DAI-
~ SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED1 BETWEEN
MC,HfMoND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NV YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
"ASHi NGTON.-Over the Richmond Fredericks-
'''s and Potomac railroad, to the Potomac River,
'''rnty4Ne miles aud by splendid and comfortable
49, 9n'rIs thence to Washington, ffty-five miles-ln
e.. 49, miles in hours being comfortable and
le.t'cl!y safe rate Of speed.
houfs ct departure 81 A. NJ. and I! P. NJ, and bag
kH4g under Charge Of special agents checked through
York ~
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DIssoLUTToNa 70.

u IssoLU ITO N.--The frm ei JOHN
- WOMBIF ~ co Is ihis dsy ds.oIyed by nan
nal e.'.ssn John Wer,,be rstirine from The business
fthsf patty viii sign the OF the firm in iiani
"s'ion. JOHN wOMBLE.
JOHN 4. WOMBLE.
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MADAME REMN.-FrOni Paris-.Ci LEAR
AvA STARCHER AND FLUTING-does up lace
like new. r.
References Mrs k. c. STASARD, Mrs. EDwEs
ROBINSON and Mrs. DIR. GIBSON
Residence on 9Th street, opposite City Spring, and
over Mr. Crumps school house.
fe l-6tE
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MILK! MILK! MILk:!.-Fron 4 to-
AFl gallons of pure MILK can be furnished by rns
to some one or two places daily.
fe l-l2t~ T. II DANCE
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1T Is WITH WILLING PLE1sTRR !
L ADD my testimony TO the efficacy Of BAKER,a
pepsia, from which l have suffered for nambsy -
years. The of few bottles convinced ma not
inIWater Brash and Sour Stomach confidentIy y.
commend it to the afflicted y
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L RATHER BELTING.-
II The subscriber having removed his shop TO 18th
street, between Main and Cary, would inform the
public that he has on hand full assortment Of the
above named article, of his manufacture made
of the best oaktanned leather, thoroughly stretched
cemented and riyetted. --1ga = :.
INDIA RUBBER BELTING supplied at short no.
tee - = =
ia 2l-1m+ N. w. sanford
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ia l---d&cts BINFORD. MAYO l. BLAIR
VKAIGi ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propnetors of these Springs which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the water in barrels for the convent
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present. the price Is fixed at which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from DIR. Carper leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county selected from
many of equal responsibility and force:
FINcASTLE, BoTEToURT Co., VAL
July 25th 1855. )
Having been called by the proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues, here by state, that have examn-
ed the Of the water nade by Prof Boothe of
PHILADELPHIA and believe it well adapted to cure dis
tenn and further state that have known some re-
markable effected by its in scrofuous afec.
tions and diseases OF the digestive organs.
Samuel NJ CARPER, M. ID.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
of Philadelphia, who says
~ mineral spring of such richness and quality as
the analysis Indicates, will prove valuable aid TO the
physician. Its position in the healthy mountain re-
gion of Virginia. about equidstan from many of the
sulphur and other well known springs of the State,
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbaly
OF Craig county. Very respectfully,
Eruphye diseases, arrangement of the liver, dys-
pepsld Nc, have yielded to the power of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever it has been tried
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels at
very low price, by
PURCELL, LADD L CO., Druggists
Agent ia for tha
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by Alexander Ned. So
MIGHT SALEs.-.WATCHkS, yEWAs
" RY, &c.-Win be sold ct suctisn THIs EVE.
MING, commencing at ~ O'Clock. 8 laree lot Of
Wstches Jswelry. Pens, Pencils, ke.s - -.sa-.,s
1850 general as,orfment Of Fancy Articles
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THARL ES-cOming home from his of
~ fee, rather hungry, finding preparations to
satsfy his appetite-Msry, amt dinner ready yet
MARY-An odd question, sir, ut Il O'clock, point
Charley, you break my heart Is this the first thing
you should ask your young devoted Mary-dear for,
when entering the house
CHARLES (excited )-Your clock is DO account
ma am II you had bought it where told you, that
IS at SchaaPs store where bought good deal in our
housekeeping, we would have prime aud cheap
time piece and now look at the consequences il is
about hall past one, maam. l must 20 back to the
office, mas Goodbye, ma'am
Mary fsints, OF course. Charles despairngI
MoRAL-To prevent domestic souabbles buy YOUR
clocks &c, at SCHAAP & co.'s
French Confectionery and Variety store,
tea corner Broad and Sd sts
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lust RECEIVED BY ADAMS & CO.'S
y EXPRESS-GARDEN SEED--A full supply OF
all kinds for sale in papers bulk. We are paying
particular attention to this department Of our 6nsi-
ness having hand every kind of Garden Set with
some of the field Seed suitable TO climate. We
respectfully solicit call from Gardeners, farmers
&c. w &. BAT1AlLE, Druggist
fed Corner B-oad and 4th sts
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To MAKE POTATO STARou.--Take quantity
Of good. mealy potatoes, and after having
them nicely pealed ard washed, crate them on
s fine gralsr--if the Crater be too coarse, much
of the yiItue Of the potato will be wasted--
pour into the pulpy mass enough pure cold
water TO cover it a few inches; after II has
well settled, strain the whole through soiVe
or cloth into convenient vessel; pour the
sieyed fresh washing of water, and squeeze Ih e
potatoes well. SO as to be sure you get all the
nutrimsnt out Of them; let the water stand fol
a shOit time, and then pour of; there will b.
found at the bottom a quantity Of starch. To
render il quite pure and nice. more fresh
water should be poured into ii, and after SET
tied, again pour OF. This may bO repeated
second, and even a third time, to the improve
ment Of the starOh.-Lardner's 7hOusaHc
Things Worth Rno'cing.
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BANKING AROUND FRUIT TREKs.-We are
pleased to see that SO many publishers OF pa
pers are now recommending the practice which
We have advocated for some years past 10 guard
fruit trees from mice in winter.
One minute tree will be time enough 10 bo
spent in protecting orchards through the win.
ter from the ravageS offeld mice.
Any common labOrer on a farm is cOmpetept
to the task Of banking around fruit trees. II
they were mulched last sErng the mulchiny
need not be removed, Take a spade and bury
il, and continue on till the bank around each
tree is ma1e ten or twelve inches high.
This will drive the mice away to seek better
Quarters unless your trees happen to stand
near an old val, where mice do congregate. -
In such case the bank should be made high.
err.
This banking serves another purpose in ad i.
dition to mice. guard lit keeps the tree up
right, and saves The cost Of stakes and the in.
jury which withes are likely 10 infict when the
tree is tied to them.
This bank should be ieyeled in the spring,
yet not so as to make dish for water to stand
IN around the tree. No kind Of tree should
stand in water for a single minute after a show
er is over.-Mass. Plogghman.
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[oSies' department.

TnE wrFE. needs 10 guilt to break a
HUSBAND benrt. Tho absence Of content. the
mu,lsriags sf spleen. the unddy dress and
cbesrlsss home. the fOrbidding seOWl. and de-
serted hearth; these and other nameless neg
lsets--EilbOut q crime among Ihsm-haTe
barrOwed 10 the quick the hearts e9re Of many
a man, and planted here beyond the reach Of
care, the germ Of dark despair.-ol my woman,
before The end night arrives, dwell on the re-
collection Of her youth. and chsrshing the
dear idea Of that tuneful time. awake and keep
alive the promise she thea SO kindly gave
And though sbs may be the injured and not
the injuring one--tbe forgotten, not the forget
ful Wife-s happy aAusiOn 10 the hour OF peace
and loves kindly welcome to the comfortable
home, smile Of love to Danish hostile words,
a kiss Of peace to pardon all past and the hard
est heart which locks itself within the breast o.
selfish man will soften to her charms in match
less bliss--loved, loving and cOntent-the sOOth
er OF tbe sorrowing hour-lhe source Of com
fort and lbe spring Qf JOY.
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farmcrs' Department.
Attend 70 tho Legs ofyonr Horge,

Considering the important functions assign
ed to the legs and feel, upon which great Por-
ton Of the horses value depends, il is a matter
Of surprise that more attention is not bestowed
on the subject. There are many breeders who
never think Of inspecting them till the animals
are about to be broken, or iilhey observe any
imperfeetions. they leave the remedy 10 its faIe.
The LEGS Of young horses may be justly cOmPa-
red to willow tWigs, you LAY train them to al
mosI what form you please. BY careful and ju-
dicious treatment, many defects may be relieved
or corrected, il attacked in the earliest stage.
before the parts have assumed any unyieldiug
texture. Many Of the mperiectiOns to which
the form Of the leg is susceptible, may be turn-
ed to a portion Of The hoOf having been broken,
worn away, or clipped Of. In the event ofsuch
accidents. the opposite side Of the foot grows
more luxuriantly, and the weakest portion, or
lower side, having TO sustain an increased
weight, an uneven bearing Of the foot is thus
established. This will assursdly cause the LEG
TO grow crooked, and very probably occasion
turning in or out Of the toe.
The irregularity of the shape is often seen IL
one leg, while the other is well formed. The
pastern joint, in many cases, sVince disPOsi'
ton to grow too upright, or on the other hand
to assume too much Obliquity. The same Prin
ciple which accidentally causes q limb TO TAXI
an unfaVOrable growth or form may be adopt
B ed to restore it to its proper shape, providing
, is attended to in time. Thus, if the inside G
T the near fore foot Of a colt or young horse b
e broken off or worn down, it will cause the an
D NAL to tread more heavily on the inside thS
. on the out, and the leg will become bent
: consequence. To correct this it is only neee'
a sary TO reduce the supersbundant portion OF lh
: foot with drawing-knife, or cary, so that th
d limb may have an even bearing. When th
paslern grows too upright, the heels require
be lowered; and the toes Of those which are OF
4 lique must be shortened. The texture of th
e hoof varies considerably IN different animals
= In some measures it is constitutional and 1t
: likewise affected by the state or eOndiuOn
: the land upon "hich the animal is reared
i Mark Lane Express, (Eng.)
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10 School Teachers

mHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
i Ca roll county, will bold Six MEETINGS for the ex.
annaton of School teachers during the year 1856 on
the following days, namely On the second Wednes-
day in February, April, june August october, and
December. The meetings will be held in one Of the
public school houses in Oarrollton, commencing at 10
o'clock, forenoon.
The standing rules OF the Board Ugullting eYlmi.
nations are the following:
/. Each applicant not personally known II
the Board, must produce certificate of good moral
character OF late date and signed by or more re.
sponsble persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished with pen,
Ink and paper and also with McGuleys Fifth Reader.
g. 70 each applicant will be submitted a list O
questions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, aud Geog
raphy to be answered in writing.
4. No applicant will be regarded qualified to
teach, nor entitled to certificate, who does not cor
rectly answer one half Of the questions submitted in
each branch
B. Certificates will not be issued on the day Of ex.
animation, but they will be remited by mail or other
wise as soon as practicable. And when applicant
is deemed unqualified note stating that fact will be
sent him.
6. Applicants coming in after the class formed
and the examination has commenced will be expected
to wait until the next regular day of examin' ion.
T. No certificate will be granted to any person who
u known to the Board to be habituated to tho use
profanc language, to be intemperale or dishonest.
g. Each applicant must furnish hi elf with a
stamped envelope, and him self il GcIse with h,
own name and address, and in such envelope his Ger
tfcate or note will be forwarded
8. Each applicant will be required to write short
composition on some subject assigned by the board
the day Determination showing therein his skillin
PENN anship, Punctuation, Grammar, use of Capital
letters, &c. by order of the Beard,
December 90, lS55--lv. WIN. MCCOY, Sec'y.