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NToTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO II HEIRS

NoTICE Is HEREBY Given 10 The HEIRS
~ DISTRIBUTES or THOMAS pELfnl. d..
Sr,srD Tho subscriber. Master uf the Circuit Court
If Jefferson County, in the Middle Circuit Of the Stnte Of
Flor;ds. has remaining in his hnnd-. n certain sum OF mo
nc!, which, By adecres Gt the sad Coult. ne 9h Is matci nmf
n,r deceased, when as:erta!neG. From the bcs; iIi:or'nH'
hon obtained, the said p-lpny WAS q carpenter By trade,
e,nj-rntcG from Richmond. in the State of Virginia, and
resided in the town o; Quincy, GsdsGen coUntg. IL he
said State OF Florida. in the year 1881, but dici IN J"itr--
ron county in the year l5%3. The said !icirs mad disi,lh".
tees will make their application in writing. or should my
person who may rcRd This notice. hnvin. any knowied:e
on the subject, will please address me- AT Monticello r,'
fo,snn cn,in,v S,nre Of Florida WIN EuDD,
Master in Chancery.
u,,.;..uo rof,-son n 81, Jan l6-3md
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REMOVAL OF DUTIES.

JAS. Collaborating TO an oinHt"'
;n., r.c,jyei from Stockholm, the Swedish TO-
,.ornr has removed the import aud export Jul;
n various kinds vi iron.
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YORK. Jan. 1.-fiour Il unchanged, ex.
=, Snu,b.ru. which has advanced 10 SSei. Wheat
nwer; sl!es of Southern red at ". Corn Is arm
unchanged. Provisions are unchanged. Stocks
Exchange dull.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a~CONNIERCIAL Commit:
S to OF Arrangements will dispose OF n limited
number Of tickets Ito citizens of Riehmundl 10 the Din
ner TO given this atteraoon at . O'Clock, To TIC he'es'c'
10 the Commercial Convention.
Ticke,s can be procured at the Committee Koon,.'n
e,li.ri,x JI,,,l Fob lit
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CUESTEl;ffELD LAND FOR SALE.

Y y ! virtue o.. three -,vcruI DEGREES oil Chesterfield Cir
ED cui: Court at the last term, We shall oi'-r Tor sale TT
Chesterfield Court House. on MONDAY, the Hin February
next, County Court day the greater prrt III III. r'a! es'
tate of which Brniamin Graves died seized, 10 wit
The bower Tract, containing 1:5 acre., lying on the
south side of Swift Creek. one mile from the Court Hou.e.
On this trnct are the buildings, late the residence Of Capt.
Graves, ind though at present Il good deal out Of r"phIr.
they are on n scHie To afford accommodation Tor a large
family. The quality OF the land Is good. Thers Ia Il good
proportion oil wood land, and som. low grounds on the
creek which constitutes the boundary for II considerable
distance. The Clover Hill Rail Road passes along ia"
Southern border. atnrding n ready market for wood and
timber. and the distance tO IN. watering station NJ Proc.
tors Creek, on the Richmond and Petersburg Rail Rond,
il four miles by n good road. The .iiuH,ion is healthy. the
ncichborhooi good, and the convenience TO the court
house. churches, schools. physicians, mills, Uh.ck.m!,h's
mud "heelwrieht shops, and 10 the Richmond and Peters
burg markets. aach about IL miles distant. both By railway
and county roads, md TO Port Walthall by railroad al-o.
presants advantages NOT often TO BE- met with.
This tract will proximity be sold in one body, though !;
may readily be divided, IL 1t be found 10 suit the views Of
buyers.
The other real estate containing about 1000 acres, in
th. same neishborhOUd, much Oi Il adjoining the Dover
Tract, ill be- offered 1t the SAINT time in several parcels.
wood land. from which bur little timber Inns YET been
taken; and lying Immediately on the rail road, il is vslua.
bic on that account. The creek affords considerable water
power, and there is m a]bunianc. OF stone Of good qualify.
THRMs-Crcdit OF D, II. lc and Il months, equal install
inrnts. secured hy bonds with good sccUriy aid by n re.
timer Of title. Cash required 10 the amount u! cxpcnse-
only.
Persons wishing 70 examine the premises are invited 10
do so. and con obtain tn" necessary directions at the Court
House. SAMUEL HANCOCh
80
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RE, r,onl. January! /. la56-tlHclm.

wishing 20 reduce our stock c; F,''.
n,.,. Goods. = will, for IA. ncxi Two mont, q.
=, cos;. for ca-'. cur "n'ire 5,ock Q: such goods, o"r,
,.., -, ,rin..ri nmI tgI!.ed Mnuseinre. French srd :
i. PHI, md Plaid Mcrii.Os, Striped. PLAID, End br-. e..
S,t. .rh many other siylc. suited TO the pretcu'.+ 81
Ne ,nkc hi. Uppo runity 70 re1T--: "Tr cu.,HI -r-
Who, accounts have beca standing 81 nCLGl. = L--A-
early serticngent.
Jan LETT BISFORD, MAYO d Blssfr.
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GARDENING

TyHE undersigned respectfully tenders MS srrN:c's, %
all persons. either i'll the city, or VINO ma? l::1:@
tho attention Of a Florist or Landscape Gardener, .ta". -.
LAYING yards and gardens, planting or trimming 'I'%- a.
hedges, grapevincs. &c. Work will &c done "S 's"''
Srdcrs lei, a, the Confectionery store o: w. =. fi'~iii
on Rrosd street, will BE- promptly attended :"
NV residence is at the corner OF HenT? n'h ''''' 20
opposite Abcrncthy's Garden. purrr
la, IAN thSILr' II. ~ 80
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Jan. M.-Co,ton is h''n' WIKI
Is nf 3..nu bnl.s.
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SGHNnLS AND


:~LBEUAi;LE Hii.ITARl INSTITUTE.
z + ANlNT purchased a suitable pirrr near Ciarlu,.cs
l. = Sllr. nave moved my School ont Of the town, and
Tr BOW grrpIg"G - lake - bohricTs Ancient and Mo.
trrY pn-lm:"-, Mathematics aud English ARE Thoroughly
,au-.i Military Instruction is given II zee ut extra chnrrr
aCa.i. rJwr-r. 4 si:'hrirni number # competent assist.
rr'- arat..'"s .: 'ht University "r Virginia preferred
10 ir."r" proper instruction III every department, will al.
wa. be employed.
lhMS:-Houri tIi'inn. wnshin. and fuel, s.31 p.r
session o.! ir" months, payable, hall in uivnncr, the re.
nriri"r IN ti'. iriGlin AT tho sr~-iun. Bows inuy enter n;
ANY inc, ~! vii br charged from date Of ad.ni,tuncr 10
ne ma %! the session.
Ptt CHicr. CHAR g'icsvinr.
JOHN h STRANGE. Principal,
O.H'r Princ:pn: Of Norfolk Military Academy
l., Gin
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VALUADLEN EAL E,TATEI N GLOTCEsTEI,

FOR SALE At PUBLIC AULTTON.
y pursuance OF Il trust deed. made 10 Mann Page and
81 john Field. deceased. by John ". Fox. and Of record
in rlc Clerks Office of Gloucester county. ana by virtue Of
n decree OF the Circui; Court Oi Gloucester county pro-
nOunccd AT the October term, 1888, III the cas"ot Thbb W..
Fox. whereby was substituted trustee in the place 0i
said Page and Field, deceased. slall, On the fret MON.
DAY III February ncAt. that being Gloucester COurt day,
at Gloucester Court House, otter for sale Il, public auction.
10 the highest biddsr, that portion Of Il tract oi lund called
Grinnncr, lying upon York River. III Gloucester county,
winch was conveyed by the terms of said deeds OF trust.
viz: the three hundred acres included in a ,rnct 10 be- laid
oil next the land lately owned By John Cnt!e:', dcceasci.
BY a straight line running from York river 10 the main
road.
There arc many advantages possessed by this body Of
land, which hc not 10 he met with elsewhere. viz: iacilI.
ties for planting oysters, cutting wood, SC; but dcscrip'
tiou is unnecessary, nsit is presumed TINT no one will pur
cha-e without making himself acquainted with them.
Term. made known on day Of s"hc.
Only such title conveyed ae is held br me hs trustee.
H. nn-cln MM l. I'll AkEREN lru.tnn
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
~ GENTLEMEN attending the nbOYc arc .rl.cs:c

COMMERCIAL
* ~ENTLEMEN attending the above are requested ."
u call at
and examine the engraving OF
the painting of which il now being executed !" Ft's' ~
Paul Balze, for
Fl UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
10 be paid for by voluntary subscriptions u: re Alumni
and friends of the University. 1t will be completed On 'a'
subscriptions received By the Agent Of III" Alumni,
WILLIAM \. PRATT,
lij. Main street, Richmond.
lrE 81
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

For Ike r,ek ending January 81. 1856.
.. IMPORTED By JOHN a. LAScAsrEKL son, BROKERS'.
'" - . per cents, 81 years to run. no sales at the
f. per cents, shorter dates and coupons SOC! to
, ": a.. interest.
: .Sler:t'ecd by the State, SOP. and interest.
.ahy%t c"y Bonds, Gales at S9j!, and interest.
rsh"H Et1a stock. par 30, lnst -alcs st $50.
- hank Stock. las; .alcs 500: none in market.
-'ace Bask Stock, las: gales SiOG; none in market.
80" ; r" aud Marine Insurance stock. $50.
NH Fire Association Stock. par SEQ, sales 500.
49,. -. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
ia. SIS.
%.cr2tral Railroad Stock, lastsalcs, new stock s35,
a%t and Petersburg Railroad Stock, snles $50
Z sai AMI Dsnvi!le Railroad stock, last sales S44
'"'Ser and Ksnawha stock, last sales Sl2..
s,sg CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
'es".- . ~ a s. W = cwt. gross, which IL e. 90
Roc" a"ei scarce Mt present.
siit 81 10 T hundred. Very scarce and in dc.
.e "rEr-M Nation sell for 81 IS a piece; extra
torndHT es.o;-by weight, So to S. per hundred gross,
A 'S and superior Sheep.
lv,r"' iHnoND TOBACCO MARKET. JAN'RY 81
f., .b Ige G'ins this week. There have been a few
r.. % & !. .I Y an advance on December prices OF 50
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ATTORNEY At LAB. YAZOO CITY. .h!SsLl|!-
rOS1INuES TO practice in the Courts held r; J'c. o.
and in those Of the Fifth judicial District, COM .
OF the counties OF Yazoo, Madison, EolE4ee, Lc"hc. 4i..#r,
Winston and Surfower; will give strict rttrnrcr :" 3.
lection O. claims, payment OF taxes snd hdyuttrleut q -
TILES in either II those counties. Refers &c C'9'2s Be-,
Peake, Esq, Richmond DR.. F stri"ans, SUM
Green & Co.. New Orleans; Messrs. !. VIII. y 80
York; Gen. Vim. F. Gordon, albemhilc, Va: - DO
Gnuyr. EsI. Washington c5fr ~
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rHHl!E undersigned have this day entered into partner.
4 ship, under the firm OF GREEN & ilnBSOS, for
tho purpose 0i conducting n PRODUCE COMMISSION
III SiSESS in fha city at Riclimund.
They inform their friends thai tIrv have secured the
SERVICES 81 Mr. JOuS R0oKEg, late ri the !irr, nf Booker
\! Watkins. who will intend TO the sulc. of Produce and 10
the business Of the firm generally
WIN. Il. GREEN, of Charlotte,
FRED. ". HDBSON.
Office on Gary street, between 18th and 18th.
Richmond. january |. lSI6 Ian 3-lmif
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FOREIGN NEWS EXPECTED =, .;cr,.
Fun ~ ! o',lock.-There are no s!G"s'
he steamer, now hourly expected 'f'"'
..Nni.
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EOK SALE.

FUK StIE. -,
q LIGHT md centetl business, many years estaol;'h'
"A ed. in Il Richmond, Va. which has tor the last mVc
vars re,Iizrd II clear pr1il o: 5000 per annuin. The
Proprietor being DESTROYS of retiring, VIII Gfrr etcht IN
duccmrn,s TO a purchaser. He will either dispose OF the
whole for $500 or n hal! interest ut a p!opo'honai rate
SHns need nnnly who have no, IL, least 81 800 capital,
'O"' rcss c. 3. A,
tn Richmond Post Office.
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.;TyhTIoSrE,CnER WANTED.

:. -;TjATIHNrEACHER WANTED.
4 ,'1.NI LENAN : small family, who has had
- r:-a- :rar- 'Np',i,im governing youths Of both
-"H.s. wi..c- u e-i"hi' -inuncnt school OF high grade
IL go" a"al',:" pa!"Dh. state. Testimonials Cf cha.
T,,tc.. -U, .cnii"r'-, &'iishcd from former patrons if
dc.l"r!. iG",.--, T. b. GILLIAN,
"..'on!t. Dinwid,ir county, Va.
Rev. IN. !. Smith, rnt of II. NJ. College.
/ =. Nasi., ?c:e:shui.
T. !! EuriY, Lyncl5tl.
h.Acr, Blackwell. Li-r, Va.
-. Troy am :. u ,,Nu.:oway. Va.
-. Y. Gil oalT !. i. nC, Dinwiddie, VIZ.
$40 .-C-I'
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Tt ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
NNTHEREAS. thu Richmond and nhnvi!!" Rail Eond
w COMPANY have had The misfortune TO lose their
EiG HOUSE n Riclmumd, as we'll as a portion OF
their rolling stock. they hre constrained, Tor the present,
to deliver all down freight on the siding oil their roai on
the icpot lot, in this Gig, as soon ~ tue trains email ar
rivc-said freight 10 b. Immediately removed by those 10
whom il mny he consigned or belong, as the Company
will not be responsible Tor the safe keeping OF the same;
and the parties interested. or in any way concerned. will
therefore take notice, that nil down freight, ~ before
stated, will he III their risk az soon rs unloaded from the
cars. {. CAMPBELI,
Jan Gift Superintendent of transportation.
SHOW CASES.
NNRASERS first premium silver plated Rosewood, ia.
A hOsany and Black Walnut Show Case Warerooms,
corner Reade and Hudson Streets, New York.
Show Cnsci fitted with level Trays.
Orders per mali with city reference promptly attended
tn Inn IE-Ir
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-. i.aCn FEMALE SEMINARY

"a t.aCn FEMALE SEMINARY.
,.DE i!i'': lSJG. he ,irst session OF this Institution
~ will cb"Er. IN the ljth OF January, and close on
- ION o; j. i, second .ess,nn WIN c""''"ehee'"
III TTK; IL, r r3;iiTT 'i %r III FTP Pef TED Of TIE SESSION
rca-i for Sc. sic 30
Tuition in ~iL';lish Departments, including
Frerch, Sp"nni Italian, each extra,.......... Il 90
Ornamental Bhcs. each. extra, at teachers prices.
iuJ!n AID I'rtNa-s, tau-h; by Jno. Organ, jr,... 20 90
y Ia chseSrotIac.rd sickness 4 deduction will BE-
rii,.
H. ordinary .sle Schools Of tic country, where one
,c,gEcr ~:-cTni:i, !: is impossible, ;or want vi time, for
he ;crC."r 20 ~, cthst constant personal attention ths:
Is i""d'd. Fornuc", the itt!e pupil in mu-i' i nrce-.
srUiy cent TO ,liaO iu practice her music without ns.
sistaTcr. sngu,'r- b" only zen scholars, and n halt hour
Only devoted lr,n 10 music, tn" teacher being present,
~: HuCi' OF nee wi! be consumed, and but little left
Tor instructor ,hcr s:ud:rs. To this may be traced
!:'.;'. %; :Lc co,iint, 81 :cma.e schools.
IGa rest Db,r my school Is 70 secure the undivided
p,r-1nn. a'..:tI .ar tescncrs 10 every department.
10! ;i..s iGrPo-: i.nchcr5 sre employed, one 20 attend
- tDr or..'nrrT l-h Brnuclcs, including Mathematics
~ g." >r!enc"i: ,He oia"r TO Music, French, ltaiiUm,
r:a".". md D:h,rsl branches. .Ml,. F.. I. SCOTT will
u.!. ,s.r ,aaf-tn" !rs; department. BY her fidelity
~! a~;:..a5:"ry GrrlCicr. she has secured the low. "i
80. a,E I.pi.s: hiri !Gy o"I examination, | know that
'Gr-" ....- !i"r ic::oD have prOEr---cd with cxtrHor.
ci.Ucy :t.:"!'y proficiency, 50 that i; is quite common
20! tl-.h "rt ti''+"rts 10 sny fhnt greater progress tn.
h"cu '.Et" - onl in any TWO years before.
l.. IL. y-4cr Gt:cU:, embracing Music. French and
C.aca:ha.al prrn Hiss Larry aSS NFyISs ia engaged
-.i=ay g.: great "a! Intelligence and long experience
- ;~t.c-.rg. H"'-u@kt III t!:!s Seminary for hrlf OF
.t.. -cr.lua. IL: gICr qualifications and mn industry
IT,; a"v". "carievc .r-u:ed the most rapid improve.
3 go: y: ne yornics in her department. In Music,
10 .nd:ts tax" 'A.soH. invariably in the presence o!
70" :,FCaC:, rct icii-c 10 another piano To practice.
frequently c!ie the young ladies. especially on
-uS.. branches rs "ncra!y, in female schools, very i'm
J perfectly !cacncd.Ic these ARC TO take place i, il no;
:ss."in.ly "Hown en-. The consequence is that they
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SHOW CASES.
COMMENCIAL CUNTENTION.

THE CENTRAL RilL ROAD.
NOTlCE 10 given. TINT nNi members OF the Southern
~ Commercial Convention. winch IL TO assemble in
Richmond on the 3Qih inst. will De- carried both ways ioi
one fare. The members will pny their fare coming TO the
city. and returning will pass FREE, II they present ccrti1.
Gates Of membership.
The priv cce here extended will embrace from the 29;f
OF january 10 the 18th OF February inclusive.
Jan ~ JOHN II. TiNBEtLAKE. Sup.
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: NIEiS

FYSiiE iIur:".s Prince George Academy wish 70
2 e:upiUY " TIER, to take charge OF that institu.
zion, GA tHc lin oiury, iSJi. He must be qualified
20 teach tue ln;!n' J and French Languages. Mathc'
m4;ics md ali the .! studies usually taught in acsde'
m.c..
Tn" .~.cna"'nr i I'd about II milca east Of Peters
bug III L .c'iihy, lent and agreeable neislborhood,
! sa,"I: % sou p"id, or the teacher can take
INC profit o. ~" scLrr and above the Incidental en-
v,"ac-.
apply, w!:h r"c"iA.,ions O: qualification and mora
character, - IL" 8"ir, near Garysvillc Post Office,
Pa. e Gro:-" CoH:s
IL HARRISON, Freshest.
- ~ -
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{. "A..-Tnc Trustees of the
"a Prime" George A:ci.yish 10 employ n Teacher,
:, tax" Char:" % thht ih-t, ON III o. January, lSJ6.
IL must be G:hi:iird tn;n' Latin. Greek and French
LnHgIn:"r, Mathematics the English studio. usual.
J. tnu:..; ia academies.
The Academy i -'iurfet II miles east Of Peters.
bur-. ia st h"riihv, lni"l!s4 agreeable nci.hborhood.
/ s.llry "i $40 "ill bt or the Teacher can tskc
the profits .: the stlous OF above the incidental cx.
pcnfrS.
arIl", with r'coninrt',,f qualifications and mo.
ri Character" The sic,c!iar GarysriNe Post Office,
Prince George COUNTY, En
Jan 2f-c'! KIN. HARRISON. Prest.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN GLOJ,
LESTER rDI'NTN For GAZE

CfsiER IOtNll, run SAIL.
N pursuance OF the provisions Of the lat will of Francis
4 Thornton, decd, late of Gloucester county, the subscri.
Der, a- his administrator with the will annexed, will sellun
MONDAY, the 4th day Of February, lSj6. ut Gloucester
Court House, thnt valuable tract Of land, lying in Gloucrs.
ter county, known rs ;he ROARING SPRING TRACT. This
land IL situated near Gloucester Court llouse-the Dwell.
ing house being in sight OF the Court House, and the neigh.
borhOod is ns desirable r. any in Eastern Virginia.
The tract confirms nearly 400 acres; tHe exact quantity
Is not now known, but it will be sIrvcyed before the day
Of sale aud h plat 0t the survey exhibited NJ the saIc.-
About lUUU Gcrcs OF the land be open, the balance is we'll
timbcrcd, and afmrds abundance of the b. FL timber Tor
rails AMI other purposes, and frcwOod. II is we'll whtegcd
in every part, md nhUunds IN mhrl. which is very access.
bic. The situation is a healthy one; the roll is OF Il very
hnc quality. 1t has never been improved by the use OF
mari, lime or other manure 10 ANY extent: the holders, for
many years past, having been only iie.;rnanls, but u per.
ii0n OF H." land Is now very productive. md MI OF it lis sus.
ct,tlblc o! 4: nigh degree Of improvement, cGlcarcous u!G.
IuTr producing II very great Improvement in the soil.
The improvements consist OF u very comfortable and
conmodiO"+ Dwelling House. aud all the usual out-build-
ings. The Our. buildings are somewhat our Of repair, but a
are: -cvernl tcucinrnts upon the tract which add materially
10 the value o! il. hnd two good farms might be made out "i
il, Ia the land j., susceptible Of n very convenient division.
TERMS.-Thc terms will be- h credit of one. Two ana
three years, in EQUAL phym"at-, with !Etcreo' from the day
OF sale; bonds, payable according To- tie terms Of salc, Will
will be retained until the purchase money shall have been
paid. Possession Will b. delivered Immediately. So much
money hs shall he necessary To dcrGy The expenses Of sHlc
will be required in cash.
PERSON. who may be- DESTROYS OF purchasing land re re-.
qucsiri to view THE, ~ il IS believed TO otter rs great n.
duccmcnts M Any land that has been in market Tor n long
time. The title ID uniOub,cd.
The subscriber, living N, Gloucester Court House, vii!
take pleasure in showing The premises.
Dec o5--ctd. JOuS G.. FIELD. Admir-.
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.iFE'E .SONTUS ACADEMY-

I ga the OF September. aud end on the 29,h u,
iaN.. l!Gvi'r "apbyc,ia graiuute of the University Of
Virginia, 70 NJ me, | -hh!l be .lahled 10 cffar.c the
c....-" q; injection. The school is situated in the vi.
lac ot i.i'~i,;nG. nh0ut two aud II halt Ia;.c- from the
!~anq..": w SG!pAGI sii!ns-, in IN unusually healthy
.r.-u-0rAgnrl one almost entirely free from di=sipH.
..cD FGna,o"l!ncn:- n"c deemed unnecessary, rs The
s-.--. is wrhowu.
..NH-:-a.d. Cuciudlng washing. fuel and li-hi.)
a.3 tuition W
hr,.s- Stats a.. .i''iraa:ics. 80 cO
!..a--. o., tex, L.s.l. Spanish, Gcrmnn,J one
ar q. 40 co
:~:r... -iGif E. .Gvn.rce, the balance Ola III" l-t al
February. .iri.S:.nn for absence except in case q;
i.:a'"act"d L. but chUrc" will be made from the be-
i.aci9. -! :!..:.scssIun in winch III. student enters.
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
". VI. FlSHBACk, Assistant.
A. ~ Ir'iry-OutDu. Culurpcr county. Va
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BOOKS.

LONG LOOKED FOR CONE AT LAST.
TAMES WOODHOUSE & 20 have JUS, r"ccivcG-
The American Almanac and Repository Of u-''.t
knowledge for the year ls56-Sl.
Mucauicyis History of England, Vols. III ana ~ i-'ao
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