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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
ss-A communication will be found

IL A communication will be found in
another column, over the signature Of IAN
Observer on Kansas Affairs, President
Pierce, &c. 1t is from the pen Of one OF
the oldest Democrats in Howard--a man
who has mixed much in politics, not as a
follower, but as leader. In all lie BAYS
against President Pierce, we concur, as il
is but the opinion entertained and e1pressed
heretofore, in our columns. We differ
somewhat from our venerable correspondent.
and friend, about the resolutions of '9S-9,
the preserved rights of the people" and the
mode Of asserting those rights. Nor do we
see much analogy between the history oil
the enactment and repeal Of the Alien and
Sedition Laws, and the Kansas difficulties
but let that pass. We only designed call
ing attention to the article, as eminatne
from one Of the oldest and most thorough
going democrats in the State, who has q,
opinion and will express it, though it hold
up to public indignation one of his own par
W, who was placed in power by his vote
If all men were equally honest and bold il
the expression of their opinions, the agents
Of the people would give more faithful
honest and prompt attention TO the interest
the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

HANG THE AGRA roas.-We have watch
ed the anti-Benton papers of this State, TO
see how they would respond 10 the means
Hon. VIM. A Richardson of Illinois, pro-
poses to restore peace in Kansas, viz: Hang
Atchison, Doniphan, &c. The "Pilot" ia
the only paper that has responded, so far as
we have observed. 1t was sorry (very) to
hear such sentiments from Col. Richardson
hoped there was some mistake about, and
so on. The Missouri Delegation, in the
House, were roundly berated for preferihe
Mr.. Fuller TO Mr.. Richardson, for Speak
err; Richardson was gfeat mali then, but
since he proposes 10 hang Aichison. we
hear but little said in his favor, although he
is the cand date of "tle party" for Govern
or, in our neighboring State, Illinois. Per
hsps when he gets into power, he will in
duce the Governor of Kansas to hang Atch'
ison. ...,- a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
Fillmore Meeting in Boonville.


The Boonvile Patriot contains the FOL.
lowing announcement, which will be cor
daily responded TO Ivy the friends of Fill
more and Donelson, in Cd Howard:
Remember one and all-Americans
Wings. Democrats. &c., that there will be
held at Bunnvile, on Saturday, the 18Th day
Of October next, n Grand Mass Meeting
and Barbecue, 10y the friends of Fillmore
and Dmel>on! Will the American party
go TO work and prepare for the occasi"u?-
Don't one wait for an.ther but let every man
60 10 work. appoint Committee OF Arrange
ments, &c., Sc, and, by all means, let u
invite gond, tried aid able men TO address,
us, and give them timely notice. 1t is
shame for the party in this District TO re
main longer idle. Mass meetings in beha
Of Fillmore and DunelSon are being hell
around us i'll every quarter, where the party
is not half so strong ms il is herein thi,
Congressional District. We want the neigh
boring counties 1" do their part. for it is moi
meeting of Cooper county alone, but ;
gathering OF the people everywhere that ",
desire. To the work! 10 the work. Let 9TH
err papers speak ont and aid us. We hop,
to be able in Oil next issue, 10 give all III,
particulars and further notice Of it,"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
City Ordinances.
y
.an Ordinanee % repeaI .Aa Ordinanes !.

Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun.
cimen of the city of Glasgow, That Ordinance
No. 3i6 passed aid approved 26h Of Nov. 1855,
be and the same Is Hereby repealed. .,.... 90.
Sec. 2. ThFt It shall be uila wful for any person
to Construct ahocse rick upon any street OF alley
within the city limits, that snail be a hnsnnce tc
any private residence. and all racks erected upon
paved streets shall so construct them as 10 pre-
vent horses from getting on such pavement.
Sec 3. That IL any person shall erect any suct
rack which shall he nuisance TO any private fam
lily upon complaint Their, Of, the Mayor upon beins
satisfied that the same is nuisance shall cause III,
same to be removed bv the owner or his expense
Approved Oct. g., 1896.
! W. ID. MATTHEWS, Mayor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
Meeting on Kansas Affairs.

The Executive Committee of Howard
county, on Kansas Affairs, have called a
public meeting at Fayette, next Saturday,
1t is desired that all who wen. TO Kansas
all who collected money Tor the aid OF Kan.
sas, and all who received any Of said mon
eys, attend, rs the committee desire TO learn
how much was collected, paid out, and what
remains on hand.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

FiREIH WEsToN. "A destructive fire &C.
Cured in Weston en the nigh, of the 28th.
The FIVE story brick ware house, occupied
by L. Birnes s. Brother, and block known
as Belts buildings, were destroyed, toeeth-
er with considerable amount Of merchan-
disc and produce. The loss amounted to
about $4,000. The fire was supposed 'c
have been the work of an incendiary.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

New Commission HousE.-The attention
of shippers is called TO The advertisement Of
Me.srs. Branham g. Keiser, OF 81. Louis
They have just opened new house, and as
"new brooms sweeps Clean" they will OF
course give extra attention 10 all business
entrusted to them. MIR. KEIsER is well
known on our river, having been clerk on
the steamer "Jas. H. Lucas" the past sea-
son, and on other boats previously. Give
them trial and start. r...-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
Large Sale.

See advertisement Of sale OF property
belonging to the estate of Capt. Wars, de-
ceased. There will be some OF the finest
stock in the country sold; besides many
other articles Of value. Such an oppor'u
nifty 10 get good bargains may not occur
again in years, and those who NAN
fine stock, or produce, or desire to hire
slaves. would do well 10 attend.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

SENAroR.-T Platte Argus is out in
favor Of Gen. B. F. Stringfellow, for the
United States Senate, in an ,logisiic article
Of columh. The Generals "soundness on
the Goose" is the foundation upon which his
other claims and qualifications are Lased.-
We sugges, 10 the Argus that it would be
better To hold him for the next Presidential
canvass, and nuke Senators Of smaller men!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
Second safe Ofss0.s.

TNHE sale and demand Tor lots in the new town
OF Sturgeon are unexampled in the histo of
inland towns; So much so indeed that the propr-
eiors have concluded 10 crafty all hy serond
sale. They will therefore offer at public
auction, on Friday, October 2tth. two
hundred additional business aud building lois.
As evidence of the unexamplcd success attend
ing the sale Of lots, and of the confidence the pub
lie have in the permanency and prosperity of
Sturgeon, we refer with p!dr to The fact that up
10 this time 225 lots have been sod for the nc@ e.
gate sum of NINETEE THOUSAND, SEvEN HUN
DRIED DoLLARs and number of houses are now
in process Of erection IN The place.
Sturgeon is located in the northern part Of r one
county, and Is immediately nn the NoRTI Mis-
SOURI, RAILROAD, and thp DEFOT - nov pc ma
nenlly located there, with III" cNpr, SIS and udins
OBJ litigation there TO remain. The iowa of Stu gron
has and will have advantages mUi egualled by any
point pIobab on the who e Line oil the Road.
the town is b. autifuly located, and being cqui-
dstantant from the towns of tuluu.hiu. Roche
port, FHyelte, Huntsville. Paris aud Mex go. is
sure TO be the comfy seat Of the proposed \, W
County OF Bourbon. county. winch We
hazard no,h.Eg in saying Will contain moe ine
land, the size 4. the county considered, than any
other in Missouri.
~ Tie terms of sale will be made known en-
the day of sale. VAN WALL.
w. W. STONE,
II. DAVIS,
X. II. STONE.
Oct, 9 lS56-tw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

A BIrrER PILL.-A Democratic FIRE.
mont Club has been formed at Concord, N.
H., the residence of General Pierce, com
posed of over one hundred members, every
one Of whom voted for Pierce in 1852
The call was signed by one hundred and
fifty, all Democrats.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

5Messrs. KILLBoRN and DIckEr, of
Adams Express, keep us ahead of the
mail, with ST. Louis, New York and Gin
cinnati papers. They have our warmest
thanks and well-wishss for the success Of
their line.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

LARGE CoRN.- Mr.. John v. DUNN left
at our Office the other day, three ears Of
corn, one Of which had one thousand and
fifteen grains; another nine hundred and
twenty-ssven, and the third seven hundred
and sixty-four grains. The grains are all
we'll developed, and it is as fine specimen
Of ccrp ss We have ever seen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

RELIorous.--Rev. N w. MILLER will preach
funeral discourse on the death of JESSE p. HUME,
at Liberty Union Nesting House, (near the resi-.
dence of Joel Hume,) on Sunday the 18Th Oc,o
Der. There will be preaching on Saturday, 18th,
also.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
To the BaId and GRAY.

Prof. Woods Hair Restora Nv, is 70 .oub, the
best article in use for the removs' If dandrun,
causing hair to grow on bald heads, imparting
softness and beauty, and last but not least chang
Ing gray hair to its original color and beauty See
advertisement in another column.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

NTThe wife of Hon. Thos. p. AYERS,
OF Lexington, died in that place, on the Esd
Of consumption.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

GEL. r. SHIELDS, OF Boone county, Is q
candidate for The Office OF Circuit Attorney in the
Second Judicial District.
O. JSo, F. WILLIAMS, of Howard, is q can
didae for Circuit Attorney OF the second Judi.
cial District.
(Citizen and Messenger copy.)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

THANKseIvISG.--Gov. Pace has set
apart the 10th day of November as day Of
Thanksgiving. Let it be generally observ-
ed. n } <fH Itt
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09
GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, October 8, 1865.
Link for the K.

A cross (thus x immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has ex-
'pired.
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THE CONSTITUTION.

A correspondent of the same paper at
Wesport, under date of the Oath, sends
the following: .....
From the following letter Of Gov. GEARY,
in answer 10 one from myself. YOU will see
something of the plan and determination of
the Executive 10 establish order and secure
peace in Kansas:
Executive DEPARTMEST,1
LEcoMProS, X. T., Sept. 26, SO.
To H. CLAY PArE-My Dear Sir: have
just received your favor Of yesterday, sug-
gesling anticipated difficulties in the coun-
ties oil Franklin and Lykins in this Terrific
~, at the approaching election, and vo'un-
teerng your services to raise company to
preserve the peace Of those counties, and
prevent disturbance at the polls.
While thanking you most kindly for your
suggestions, and for your Friendly offer. |
have TO say that have made every arrange.
ment necessary 10 protect the bona file cit
izens OF this Territory in the exercise OF
their right of suffrage. The order has al
ready been issued 10 secure the attendance
of United States troops at points where
have reason 10 anticip lie troubles.
/ am especially determined and sensitive
on this point, and will punish with the ut
most severity. any interference with the lie.
gitimate exercise Of the sacred rights Of
suffrage.
trust that you and all other good mer
will aid me in this matter, which have SC
much at heart.
Very truly your obedlent servant,
! TSigned. JOHN w. GEARY.
One hundred and ten of the Abolition re.
bells taken prisoners at Hickory Point, have
been tried and committed for further tria
for murder in the first degree, which, yo,
know, is not bailable offense. The pre-.
limnary investigation goes on.
Every stage and conveyance into thu
Territory is crowded with settlers return
ing to their claims from which they wers
driven by LANE.
The Governor has issued his proclama
lion of election for delegate to Congress
Gen. WHITFIELD will be returned.
/ II. C. P.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-10-09

wines ana Liquors.
S0 Bbls Whisky difFe' el.t brand;
eJU 40 ha'f hbls whisky;
10 barrels Rye whisky;
10 do Bourbon whisky;
10 do Old Monongahela whisky
10 do New York handy;
l cask Old pure Pale brandy;
do Old Pot wine for the sick
5 do Sweet Ma aga wine;
10 dozen Ciaret wnr;
1 barrel Holland Gil;
5 barrels Old Peach brandy;
5 barrels Old Apple barndy;
2 casks Old Madeira wine;
boxes Schcdgm Schnapps;
2 casks Old sherry wine.
septil THOMSON, LEWIS & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-13
SCH00LS AND COLLEGES,
JEFFERsONTOS ACADEMN

JEFFERsOST0S ACADEMY
TUyHE twenty session of this school will commence
a on the lie, 0: September, and end The a9th OF
juno Having employed graduate OF the University If
Virginia TO ass.t me shall pc enabled 10 enlarge ,Lc
course Of instruction The school situated in The vii
lase Of Jc,ersonton. about two and halt miles from the
Faauuier While Sulphur Springs in unusually healthy
nr nburhooG and almost entirely free from
ZION Further deemed unnecessary rs the
school is we'll known.
TERMS:-Board, (inclndns washing fuel and light
and Tuition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u %
En...sh Branches and Mathematics. ......... ~ 90
languages Greek, Latin, spanish, German one
Payable hal: in advance, the balance OH the lot OF
February No deducto for absence except in case OF
protracted illness; but charge will he made from the be-
ginning of the hasessou III which the Student enters
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
w. NJ FlSHBACK. Assi.tunt
Aug 24-ctf JehcrhontOn. Culnrner cnunty Va
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AtCiiNN SiLES.
COllMlSSlCSERS SALE OF LtSDJS u,S
ONEk NEAR LIE EOkE IliI:scn 80

/,n1,,,,x-,1-,,,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF l,XDIS nav
OEEk. NEAR Tie FORK CHUkcH
- LEH LANi "a decree OF The CIrcu,r Cru-- rs -
IL county Oh Hanover. pronounced ON rh. .,b a.,
InTch, it1o IL sut therein d-pendius under IN. wi
Of Tnorn.o Il Md others a.hinsi Tum.;e, AND n,s"s "
ne prruii>:. the Mansion House. on the 3Otn | ~
til. month May II tai-. otherwise rr-t sual, ~
thereafter proceed ~ cell 10 tie highest bidder On ih
following TERMS
third each, Third twelve months and the re-
ina!Iin- third yeure The credit payments 70 Lear
bonds Win approved personal security, aud he title the
bad 20 D. retained Until the further order OF the
Iilc tracts Of land hereinafter mentioned.
Flr5'-The tract called Church Quarter dining the
lands OF William Thompson. Esq MSj P. II. Price, and
Others containing acres On this hand there are CON
Portable buildings.
seconu-Ihe Mansion House tract containing shout I0C
attes adjoining the lands OF Alexander NJ Morris Eco
Id Winston ESQ., aud Others Ills tract tie buildings
are good the Mansion House being ore oil the ucatrs
huuser in that part or Hanover The bArn and other
houses are in respectable repn;r
ThIrd-The tract called Dukes adjoining the Mansion
House tract, containing 80 acres ,hcrea.Jouts
fourth-The Old Orchard. containing about 70 acres
adjoining Dukes.
The last mentioned will be sold in BODY or in
diterent lots the Commissioners may determine nm br
day Of sale.
II is rarely the that such opportunity is afforded
persons OF purchasing land in desirable and respects
bic neghborhood the present being in healthy par
Of Hanover in miles Of the Virgins Central railrosc
and The R!chmo nd Fredeiick burr and Potomac raj
road and ah, miles Richmond Hanover
40 ademy is than mile OF.
Persons wishing 20 the premises w; be shown them
by Mr Temple ]. Blunt. living on the premises
Wa. o WINSTON
WIN. X. VIM
CHASTAlN WHITE { com rs
MAY W MORRIS
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The 5es2. have been .ery large and the receipts very
hesTy II. a..xe, in the main is nrm without any ma
,era change prices. Common and middng grades OF
l. in 5.G o.d-. show s,h. decline and smooth ship
ping tooaccOa e Improvement in prices since our last
reg., 10 other kinds have change TO notice. We
b. j0iys? M Ia. :. 10 50; good 50 50 10 $40 So and
ve.y good Aai aa. manufacturing Sll 50 20 SCI 10
But ,-iy :ew ca!s haze sold above SIS
W. sod crop .! Sue old Tobacco for Capt w. Poi.
ls: y; Anea l!;ed either Tor shipping manufactu-
r!As on the III .a-;.. viz binds Tugs al 81 and hhds
leaf, AZ ~ 50, "a: Il - a, 70 50; and at Is 80
Tas breaks show large portion OF Tobacco IN unsafe
ots and acs- who nave Tobacco prise will best con-
81. n;ere, sy having i, in good keeping order:
n VI MARTIN, Son s. Co.
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BY GODDIN & 4PpEH>ON, AUCT.
""OODLAWS NEAR RICHMOND.
Enl L

FOh SALE Al AUCTION
FUNHE subscriber wishing "a remove nlr..to'y-
will sell his property the Brook PIHr; ho-I o,.
md half miles from Richmond The tract con:s:r. ~
acres; sbou, 20 ucres in woods Of which ~ r,r. ~.
heavily tiubered There are several besU'ifui IT,.
sites the lsnd SO acres Cleared ard ti.ni. &c.,
proved, having been cultivated b. him :.ar:a' e..
len The place is remarkably healthy. TIE u.iCh'gEG
excellent. There IL we'll Of fine ws-. near tue .
The improvements the hrs, order having bern -'
ed within the last four year-, thu hspso-ei .iy
Of the best materials.
The dwelling 10 ~ feet square. with two passage doG
,tairways with elegant portcCs IN front r'@:
contains eight large with T, place. each.
ec-i by folding doors besides four clo.es The uS
II III. interior ID chase and beautiful: marble m-Et.r
hearthS and modern CRATES with the tlls nsrd.oe -
persd.
The outhuildngs are FIRST rate. ~. of s'rs
and stOreroom of brick, CORRECTED the dwelling 10y
covered way large and veil built house tor sery.,.
containing hve rooms handsome smCke fc-,o -,
vrred with TIN, wash house, and Q; G-s ,glas
Virginia, having accommodate: 'r i3hor.es cLrrU:,
and large amount Of forage.
To appreciate the properly Is only nec..-a-v y'.-
and those disposed 10 purchase -crruy @J..
.d 10 do IL viii be sold h whoe uG'.. = ~,
the views OF purchs,nra.
IN The above psc- ill b- sold auction. Re pro
nise-. Monday, the ID jane, 1850 h, Il O'Clock.
il not, the tuir day. Terms r -mmodsr'rg.
Nav RlCn,.D HILL. IS
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NEW PLOUGH.

NEW PLOUGH
WYE have been engaged tor some -
w time past in getting up the ~
patterns Tor new Plough especial. XIV
ly designed for turning under the aHE khSnae
heaviest growth Of vegetable matter and We have now the
pleasure of informing friends tina, We think we have
fully accomplished that end.
we would call the attention of the Farmers 70 this
Plough "a well to large stock of Plouphs of every
size: Cutivators Corn Weeders New Ground Jumping
Coaers Large three Horse Cultvntors for putting ia
Wheat HGrrows &c. &c All Of which are made il, our
own shops by good workmen and warranted to give
tacuon. GEO. WATT & CO., Franklin Street
Square below the Exchange, Richmond Va
Oct 4-c&dly
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FL n ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

HNOR the year 1856 the first session OF this Institution
II will Commence the 18th OF January and close
the 10th OF June The second session will commence the
Goth July and close the 18th December.
TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics &C.. ..-................. 10 on
French Spanish and Italian, each extrs,....... 90
Music extra 20 10
Ornamental Branches each extra teachers prices.
Latin and Greek Clnss taught by Jno Organ r. 70 90
n,ade. >'''' '''''>, '''' y
In ordinary Femnle Schools OF the country where
teacher employed it impossible tor Of time, for
the teacher d-vOt chst constant personal attention that
needed For the ;tle pupil in music
sary the piano practice her music withou,
Should there be only ten scholars and halt hour
only devoted by each 10 music the teacher being present
1--WE hours her will be consumed and bur tte lett
fer instruction IL other studies To this may be traced
much O, the complaints Of female schools.
The great ubcc, of my school TO the undivided
personal attention OF the teachers to every department.;
For this 0schcrs employed 10 attend
rho ordinary English Branches including Mathematics
and the Sciences and the other TO Music French Italian
Spanish aud Ornamental Branche. Miss T. ScorT will
sain hnve charge OF the mrs; department. By her ndey
and amiaby o character she ms secured the love OF
all her pupils; and from examination know that
under her instruction have progressed with exiaur
binary rapid and proficiency so that II IS quite common
for them -ir parents that greater progress has
been made 4 one than IN sny two years before.
In me other department. embracing Music, French ard
Ornamental Rrsnches Miss MANY Ans HFvNs is engaged
-a4ndy grea; general iLc ind long experience
in teaching Having laugh, in this Seminary for bali OF
last session. her sGreOr qualifications and an industry
h6; never wenrie ensured the most rapid improve
ment of the young ladies in her department; In Music
the ladies take the:- lessons invariably in the presence .;
her ind then retire 10 another piano 10 practice
| frequently examine the young ladies' especially On
sucu ranches generally, IN female schools very I'M
perfectly learned When these To take place is mol
generally known by them The consequence lie that they
are always prepared
In closing feel il due to the Young Ladies who have
ATTENDED his school express grateful appreciation Of
their - form kindness each other, and 10 every mem
Der o my family Their extraordinary decoruin their
Gigen; application their duties Emd their proficiency
merit more than ordinary praise.
~ Every article OF clothing should be marked.
Fs5sMy address il Macfnrlands. Lunenburg. Va.
bee a5-cN JOHN CkGAlS, JR
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MKS. DIR. MINOR's SCHOOL.

MI RE-. JEFFERSON MINOR, respectfully informs her
WI friends old patrons, and the public, that she has
moved from Midway. Essex county, to Richmond. She
will on the 7th Of January next open limited aud secc,
boarding and day School, She has taken the new elegant
and spacious mansion on Grace street. opposite the Cen
tenary Church Miss Ada Byron Minor will preside aided
by competent teachers in every department.. Mrs Minor
and Misc Ada Byron intend their school 10 afford the
means, not only Of thorough OF substantial in.
rucuon In English and the langusges but also OF all
those different accomplishments necessary finished e
male education. Particular attention will be paid the
manners and morals OF the young ladies at all times and
deep interest taken in their advancement The School
will commence the It'll January and close the 18th
CT July. Terms will be moderate For particulars apply
by letter, in person. Mrs Minor considers that her
long experience ycars in the successful training
OF young ladies' together with the extensive patronage
she received Midway renders any further reference
unnecessary. Boarders will be charged from the time OF
entrance the end of the session Day scholars will be
charged the quarter In of sickness every
vii! be paid, and Dr. Minor will render professional
vices free of charge. Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR
Dec Cd! Mas ADA BYRON MINOR