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i by virtue of decree, rendered at the last term
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county in the case OF
Shelley, Trustee vs. Cushing and others, shall, on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of Au2ust, 1885, sell, on the prem
ises to the hghe. bidder at public auction the val
liable DWELLING and STORE HOUSE and adioin-
ing LOTS on Main Street, stanton, now occupied by
Edwin H. Gushing; also, the STORE ROOM adjoining,
now occupied as an auction ware room BY Cushing
Watts also, valuable SLAVE, named Olive.
At the same time and place, as Trustee of E. NJ. and
A E. Gushing will sell al! the H9usIso1D AMP K,IcH
also ali the Furniture of the Store Room, Bakehouse,
and other Personal Property of said parties.
TERMS OF SALE.-0f the purchase money of the re-
al estate so much to be paid in cash as may be neees
to Of sale and costs Of suit 1.-THE the ball
be sold on credit of six months; the other personal
property, when the purchase money amounts to ten
dollars or more on credit of three monihs unde ten
dollars, cash. Negotiable Notes, WITH Tuestit abe
endorsors, to be gwen for the defe payments, and
the title to the real estate to be retained ultimate
curty HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Trustee and Com'r.
July 16, lS56.-tds. printers fee
POSTPONEMENT.-Th above sale is post
poned till Friday the 18th dag Of September nert.
Auu IA 1656 d. y.
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DOCKINGHAM LAND FOR sALE.--In

IL pursuance of DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
Rockingham County in chancery entered the cause
of John G. Beard plaintiff, and David Boards heirs
Defendants: We viii proceed on the premises, or
Saturday the 9TH day of October next, to sell that
Beard farm, ON the North River in the county of
Rockingham, adjoining the lands of James Craig,
Reuben Altatier, Samuel Baker, and Others contain
lug by recent survey 2S7 1-2 Acres. 1t lies the
main road from Rockfsh Gap to Winchester and is a.
bout three miles from Port Republic.
There are on it about fifty acres of river bottom,
about one-hird of the land is in woods of excellent
Timber. Twelve acres are in Meadow and more can
be made. 1t is seldom that such land is offered pub
lcly Ii desired We may offer the land in parcels.
TERMS .-One fourth in six months and the re-
mander in three equal annual nstaments thereafter
the purchaser to give bonds with sufficient personal
security and the title to be retained ultimate
rity -
J: GIyENs FULTON, com,r
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g L E a Is a KG a n UN . a . II
X GORGE w. SMITH WILL on and after the 18th
" of August, sell of his Stock of Goods at 9rim.
cost and in many instances less for cash. or he will sci
out to an enterprzng person who may wish to EN-
bark in safe, paying business of the Millinery ant
Dry Goods business. This is an opening that may
not offer again. Owing to the health of his wife he il
determined to sell out and leave Staunton. His stool
comprises handsome variety of and desirable
Goods, purchased generally for cash. He feels conf
dent in saying that he offer such bargains as can
not be had elsewhere for cash.
esg- All persons knowing themselves indebted vii
please call and settle without delay.
Staunton Angust 13 lS56.-3ts*-Y. q A. COPY.
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lPa e@eS /0f OettcT, "vN P"' o"e'oo
q a Dit S1S 600
Z 1905 Prizes amounting to .......s Io2 ,OOO


TICKETS, 80; Halves So; Quarters, $3.50
The 1900 Prizes of $S1 determined by the num-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize-if that number
should be odd number, then every odd number tick
ct in the Scheme will be entitled to $3.50; if an even
number, then every even number ticket will be entitled
70 $780, in addition to any other Prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly
half the cost Of the same with chances of obtain
ing other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with O. 2, H. 6, s, are even
all those ending with |, g. 5, Z, 8, are odd.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost. Orders punctuay attendedto Communica-
tons confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par. Drawings sent to oil ordering Tickets
Those wishing particular numbers should order i'm
mediaely.
Address
LAS E WINTER Mannner Macon Ga
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DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold, on thursday, The
2lst dug Of august next, at the late residence Of
David Beard, decd, all his Personal PROPERTY,
consisting of Horses Cattle, Mich Cows, Hogs and
Sheep; Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cooking
Stove, Bacon, Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats; large
quantity of good Hay, Stills and Tubs, DC.
TERMS "A credit of nine months will be given on
all sums over S. with bond and security for IS, ard
less sums, the cash will be required.
Persons having claims against the estate request
ed to present them Immediately, and those indebted
will pay up without delay. ,rn,,, eu,o,-s,
B. I. MAILMAN,
July 80. lS56.-Vind copy ids. Administrators.
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DIED,

On Friday evening last Mr.. PETER ORCHARD. for
many years resident of the vicinity OF Staunton'
On Thursday morning last, THOMAS JEFFERSON STU-
ART Esq., highly esteemed citizen of Staunton. Dir.
Stuart wasa son of the late Judge Archibald Stuart,
and brother of the Hon. A. Fl. H. Stuart of this place
lie was man of fine talents, much information, and
many generous and noble qualities.
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LAND FOR SALE.-T Offer

ID for sale privately my FARM on Tinker Greek,
Boteourt county five miles from Fncastle ten miles
from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and thir-
teen from the James River Canal The tract compri-
SEES 3O5 Acres of arabic land we'll watered and finely
timbered There at least so or 60 Acres of Mead
ow land all of which can be waered There is good
Apple Orchard of select fruit together with fruits of
other kinds in abundance. The farm has on it spa
cious and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, with all
necessary out-houses good society, and churches Of
all denominations convenient.
For particulars apply to the subscriber in Lexing-
ton, Va. or TO Mr.. Tighlman Snodgrass at Amster-
dam, Botetourt county, Va. WIN. b. NORTON
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IADVEPTISFNENT.

Sick Headache md De6ilHy.-The Oxygena-
ted Bitters are worthy the attention OF all who
are afflicted with these or any other symptoms
arising from weakened and deranged state of
NE digestive system. Aug. ~, 1S56-lt
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have this

CO-PARTNERSHIP. have this day as
I ] sociated with us in the BOOT AND SHOE bdsi-
ness PAUL KURTY, who will give his particular at
tenon to the retail department The business will be
conducted under the style of H. & j. Faust Co. Our
friends and customers respectfully informed that
we shall continue to furnish them with the very best
home -made and city-made Ladies' and Gentleman s
Boots and Shoes at fair prices.
Staunton, August ID, 1856.
n. B.-All persons indebted to the firm of II. Il j..
Faust by note account will please come forward and
make prompt settlement. II. q D. FAUST.
August 10, 1856.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
ALABAMA OTTERY
Authorized Gy the State of Aha6ama.
Southern Military Academy Lottery!

GLASS G-NEW SEKIES,
To be draaca IN the City Of Montgomery, 4ta
on F,RIDA Y, September 12th 1856, on the
HAVANA PLAN!
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE.-Inp

=
I suance of Decree of the Circuit Court of Angus
Ia, rendered on the Goth day of june 1885, will pro-
ceed as Commissioner named in the decree, to sell to
the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 2sth day Of AZ
gust merit the TRACT of LAND on which Vim. Sill.
ing, r decd resided This tract contains about $50
Acres, and lies on the Main Road leading from Par
nassus to Staunton-10 miles from the former and 2
from the latter place. Moffetts Branch, permanent
stream, runs through the farm. There is, within a
few yards Of the dwelling, Spring of excellent water.
This farm has it sufciency OF good Meadow, with
about 300 acres Of cleared land, in toeraby good
state of cultivation. The balance is well timbered with
commodious Brick DWELLING HOUSE, q large and
| cOmmodious Barn, and other Out-budings.
Persons wishing to buy good Stock or Grain Farm,
will do well to examine the property on or before the
day OF SALE To suit purchasers this farm may be con-
veniently divided.
| On the same day will sell, as Commissioner, the
TRACT of LAND, on which o. II. p. Silling, decd,
resided This farm contains about $50 acres, and lies
on the Main Road leading from Staunton to Dit. Scion
-l2 miles from the former and from the latter place,
is in good neghb0rhood and convenient to church
es, schools and merchant mills. Some rs Of this
farm are cleared and in good state of cultivation
Most of the cleared land u.s. at this time well set in clo
and timothy. The uncleared land is well timbered
with oak, hickory and pine The improvements con-
sist Of Il comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, good
Barn, and other necessary Out-buildings: There is
a well of good water the dwelling To any one
wishing to buy small farm, this would be very desi
rable residence
Persons wishing to view and examine the above
named tracts of land before the day of sae will call
Enos Sling, John Silling, r, Abel Carson, resi-
ding in the immediate neighborhood.
TERMS:-So much in hand as will pay the cost OF
suit and sale the residue in three equal payments
ing due respectively in one two and three years from
the day of SALE the purchaser executing bonds for the
payments, with approved personal security; and the
title to be retained as ultimate security
~ Sale to take place on the day above named at
the late residence of VIM. Sng, jr., decd, at 10 o.
clock, A. N. J. F. HOTTIE, Copr.
The sale notes executed to me the Ex'or Of Will
liam Silngs jr decd, will be due the 10th OF
Sept. next; the estate being largely in debt, prompt
payment will be required. j. f. II. e
July 10, lS56.-tds.
~ Yindicator and Rockingham Register COPY ids.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Permanent Cures in all affections, of the
throat and lungs are constantly being made by
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Great as is
its reputation, its works are greater. Many ply
sicians speak of it in the highest terms.
Aug. 13.-2ws.
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JAMES WUUDHUUOE q GU.
Booksellers and Statoners.
130 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Richmond AnnnSf 10 1S5h.

DUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber will sell at pub
i lie auction at his former residence, five miles
Southwest of Middlebrook Augusta county, on Tues
day. the 26th day of august next, all his raluabh Prop
erty consisting Of one TRACT of LAND, containing
1O2 Acres, adjoining the lands of VIM G. McKemy,
VIM H. Off, and others; one half cleared and in grass
the other well timbered. There is small new
Frame House, Stable, &c, with never failing
Spring, which affords water to all the fields but one
One Lot of Land containing Forty-Seyen Acres, ad,
joining the lands of VIM Harris james Il. Caison and
others one-third well timbered-the remainder clear
ed and in grass. These lands are well fenced and in
good state of cultivation, and will be shown to persons
wishing to purchase by j. G. Brown or VIM Gale.
PERSONAL PROPERTY-S or 4 head of Horses,
head of Beef Cattle, fat and fne,) head of Stock
Cattle; some Hogs, Sheep, &C. One Wagon and fix
lures gears, for four Horses, good assortment OF
Farming Implements, such Plows, Harrows, &c
Some Wheat and Oats; 200 bushels of old Corn, and
field of Corn in the ground. Also, my Household and
Kitchen Furniture a THRESHING MACHINE, with
variety of other property too tedious to mention.
TERMS OF SALE--The laDd-one-third to be
paid the goth day of May next; the remainder to be
paid in three equal annual payments-the purchaser
giving bond with good security, or the title retained
until paid. Possession given 1st September. Fat
Cattle for Cash. All other personal property to the a.
mount of five dollars credit of nine months, with
bond and security. All sums under five dollars the
cash will be required. r. II. BROWN
August 49, 1856. R. TURK, Auctioneer.
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4 Valuable SMALL FARM FOR

VALUABLE SMALL F. nm FOR
n SALE.-As agent for VIM. c. Langford will
sell the TRACT of LAND on which said Langford now
resides, containing from 95 to 100 Acres. The land
lies on Middle River and is Of excellent quality The
improvements consist of q good DWELLING HOUSE,
new Stable, Corn Crib, and other 0utbuildings, in
good repair. There is frstrae Spring on the Farm;
also good Orchard. Any one who desires to pur-
chase a small and productive Farm would do well to
view the premises. HUGH W. SHEffEi,
July l6, 1S56-6t. Agent for w. G. Langford.
Unless sooner sold, will offer the above tract of
land for sale, ON the premises on Saturday. the $oth Of
AUgust. IL. W. ..
~ Rock. Reg. copy Cts.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Deter-
Y mined to change our location the subscribers Of
fer for sale valuable TRACT of LAND, lying on the
Spring Hill Road, about four miles from Staunton, and
containing Three Hundred and Seyenty.three
Acres; ITO cleared and the balance heavily timbered.
The fencing is all in excellent condition A large
portion of the cleared land is well set in grass and
there is on the place young Orchard of well selected
fruit trees. The improvements consist OF new Franz
ed DWELLING HOUSE, Barn. and other necessary
out-houses-all new. Persons will come and examine
the land and it is deemed unnecessary to enter into
particulars
TERMS will be made easy, and can be known by
application to either of US. H. II. PECk,
June %, 1856.-U j. y. WEbb.
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MARRIED.


On Tuesday, the 9Th inst, in Frederick City, Nd, by
the Rev. Dr. Dorsey of that place, Rev. JoHN WILSON,
Principal of the Wesleyan Female Institute Sta9nton,
to Miss HANNAH HALBERr, formerly of New York.
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Ricbmond. August 6, 1856.
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~ O0O ACRES LAND X A.
lU.ullU NAWHA CO. VA, FOR SALE.-The

Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,
july 90, 1S5G.-3mos. Hagerstown, Md.
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JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon,
August 90 1856.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT will
rent from date to October LIST, 1857, the HOUSE
posite Marquis kellys Marble Yard The house is
u large and comfortable one. The lot is good, and
we'll adapted TO the growth of all kinds of Vegetables
There good Storeroom in the house. viii Gu is also
for rent The house will be rented by itself sdesired
The property will be rented low Apply soon
GEO. A. ARMENT ROUT.
Staunton August 90 1S56-tf
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TTALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-As A.

Y gent for the widow and heirs of John Mcclure,
decd, will sell TRACT of LAM, situated one mile
from Waynesboro equi-distant between the Turnpike
and Central Railroad containing I49 Acres; about
so acres cleared, and the balance heavily timbered.-
Double Barn, Smoke House. Kitchen, Corn Crib and
Spring House, &C., with two good Springs, convenient
to the house. This Farm combines the advantages Of
being only one mile from thee Mills, two Churches.
and the same from the Waynesboro Depot and in the
midst of the best society ANY person wishing to pur-
chase will do we'll to call on the agent who will show
the premises. Terms and payments will be accommo-
dating. JAMES 5. BUSH, Agent.
June o. 1S5G.-tf-Vind COPY
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IN Lottery on the Havana Plan

1906 PRIZES!
,Ey- aIO2. OO2! $4,000 Numbers Only 81
Ky Prizes Payqbls Without Deduction Isl
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS Q,
To be Drawn September 10, 1856.
rNO be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ca under the
i sworn superintendent of COL Geo. NJ. Logan and
jas. A. Nisbet, Esq.
Patr,ans qoiH please examine this Scheme care
fully-eompare it aciM any other, and II 1t is
not the 6sst erer altered, and the chances to Oh
tain Capitals. far better, don't purchase Tickets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ BAKERS BITTERs.

n BAhEh'S BIIIEItS'-IHese I'eseI'
have become popuar that they may be regarded as
use is probably general than that of any other
medicines while in cases of dyspepsia, debility and all
diseases arising from disarrangement of mans IN
ternal machinery they are more potent than any ely
speak from personal knowledge, when we attest the
efficiency of Bakers bitters as tonic At this season
of the year, especially when sort of lassude takes
hold of the human family which fresh air and exer-
else utterly fail to shake off, this extrao binary meai-
cine sets man up reinvgorates and r tests him with
new life. Srch u medicine, particularly when mot
bad to take must be invaluable and such, in fact
that manufactured and sold by ELIJAH BAKER, OF this
city-Richnsond Wing.
~ To be had at the Drug Stores Off. Z. NJ. MER-
R1LArr and JAS. G. LAIRD, Staunton, and Druggists
generally.
AuouSt 6 lS56-lmo
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AND LOT FOR SALE.-The $

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The sub
IL seribers will offer at public sale on Saturday.
the 1sh day Of September next, if not sold privately be-
fore that time their HOUSE LOT in the village of
Spring Hill, Augusta county. The building is two
story House, with framed Shoemaker's Shop, Smoke
House, and other out-buildings. This property will
suit mechanic of any kind The lot contains one
third of an acre, and has it variety of excellent
fruit trees. Terms made known on application to c. d.
Burgess G. NJ. BURGESS
Spring Hill, August 20, 1856. G W. BURGESS
At the same time and place the subscriber will sell
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture Shoemakers'
Tools, &C. G. NJ. BURGESS.
Annnst 90 lS66-4ts
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THE MARKETS.
STANTON PRICES.

STAUNTON PRICES.
Corrected for the Spectator By Staples, Martin d 10.
CORN MEAL, ............... fve.S'
GRA1N,-Wheet, G. ed,) $i.1O a 10; White, 15Sl..-
Corn, 4Oc-Rye, 55c.-Oats, 25c.
SEEDs,-Flax, 300.
BurrER,-Firkin, 1219c-ROll, 12]l@l5c.
BACON, .........''AH
PLAsrER,--Lump, 'Si2.-Ground, $l4.
SALr,-Ashton, s314-Marshall, s.. G.. Alum,--S21s
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TRUsT SALE or 4 yALT A LILLE =

i DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, AND OTHER
PROPERTY, IN STAUNT0N.-By virtue of deed
of trust, executed to me by Thomas p Eskridge and
wife, will SELL a0ithout reserUe, to the highest bidder
on Saturday. tile 9Srd of August in the town ofS!aun-
ton the Mansion House of the said Eskrdge, and the
grounds thereto attached. This property consists OF
commodious BRICK d YELLING HOUSE,a Hitch.
en-, Servants Houses Stabng, large Ice-house and
other necessary out buildings Altogether this is one
vicinity combining in its location the advantages Of
both town and country
Also, LOT, in the town of Stanton, on the west
side of the street leading from Beverly street. at
the "Newtown Pump"
TERMS Arrangements have been made to allow
very liberal eredit-a moderate hand-payment except
ed-upon the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity for the principal purchase money and the pay
The title will be reserved as ultimate security. The
terms will be fully mede known the day of sale.
JAMES II. SKINNER,
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VALUABLE r EAL ESTATE FOR
w 80 u, u &C ,nkar W Earrar [

Y SALE.-At the request of Tucker W. Farrar,
will offer at public auction the premises, on Thurs
day the 25 day Of SEPTEMBER unless previously dis
posed of at private sale, a TRACT of LAND lying on
the Little Calf Pasture River in Augusta county i'm
medatey on the line of the Virginia Central Railroad,
containing $50 Acres by an old sur!ey.-being the
same land conveyed to in trust by said Farrar and
wife by deeds of date I'd May and the 4th of August
1885, and recorded in the Clerks Office of said county
There is splendid new SAW MILL, of the most
approved construction this land capable of cutting
1000 feet of lumber in day-and the land Is well tim
bered man of enterprise could not fail to do most
profitable lumber business this property, as it lies
in one of the best mbered portions of the county
market right at the door, afforded by the Railroad.
There is u very good DWELLING HOUSE and ex-
cellent Spring OF water on the premises.
The terms will be made known on day of sale. The
title is unques:onabe, but will only convey such IL
tie as the trust deed confers on me.
]. D. IMB0DEN, Trustee.
August 10, 1S56.-tds.
p. S.-There is large quantity of open land adjon-
ing this which can be had low.
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IL SEMINARY, THREE MILES NORTH OF THE NArU-
RAJ neutrality-suspicious. are being made for thor
ough system of nstruco at this Institution the COM
ing year. 1t will be under the charge of the Rev.
SAMUEL EMERSON A. NJ, with competent ass St
September, and cont lie, with recess at Christmas,
Ten Months.
Tuition from $3.50 to $3.50 per quarter and no pu::
pills will be received for shorter time Good board
can be obtained at from Sc to so per onth Apply to
SHANKLIN MoCLNroo or JOHN D. HoUsroN, Summers
p. O., Rockbrdge Co., Va
Inlr 1ShG-H
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or,,n,TI Y 2dMnEHREss&{a s; SCH GfM4,su,xrs

TOHN TYLER having associated with him in the
81 Commission Business, his Son, WY. Fl. TYLER, the
business will hereafter be conducted under the style of
Aug. !, 1856. TYLER sun.
TIME subscriber takes this method of saying to his
friends who consign Produce to Tyler l. Son, or
request orders to be filed that having for the past
thirty years heen actively engaged in the purchase and
sale of Tobacco, Wheat Flour, Corn, Bacon, Butter,
Lard Cocer Seed and erery description Of Aerchand.ze
aers himself to be able to give satisfaction his
particular attention will be devoted to this portion of
the business JOHN TYLER
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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.-The sixth Session
Ill of the Highland Academy will commence on Non
aY the 18th day Of September next and close on the
Friday preceding the 18th day of July In soliciting
patronage for this School of the Mountains the trus-
tees feel that they are prepared give every
as to the efficiency of its management The Principal
Mr. WILLIAM II. Brooks, is a graduate of Washington
College and brings the best Of testimonials as to scho
arshp and correct moral department. In addition to
all the branches comprised in thorough and practical
English education, he is prepared to teach the Mathe-
NAUTICAL Latin Greek and French Languages, The To-
cation of this school is highly favorable and possesses
advantages not to be found elsewhere Here the stu
dents will enjoy the healthy breezing atmosphere OF
the mountains and also the healthy moral atmosphere
of people free from the vices which prevail in more
densey populated communities.
Those who wish to enter either for the whole or half
session. had better apply soon, the number of pu-
pills will be limited
BY order of the Board of Trustees
w. w. FLEMING President.
REFERENCES :-Faculty of Washington College;
Rev. W. W. Trimble, former Principal OF Brownsburg
High School Rev. DR.. White, Lexington, Va
Au0ust 1S56.-3ts.