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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-16
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
July Q, 1856

J,ARM FOE SALE.-The subscriber offers for
u sale his FARM, situated miles from Staunton, on
the Barterbrook Road and adjoining the lands OF W.
Marshall and W. Gilkeson. There are 2l1 Acres
in the tract % of which is well Tmbered with oak and
pine The Farm is in good state of cultivation, a
large quantity of manure having beenyspread over 1t
within the past two years There are Springs IN seven
fields on this farm, and one near the yard, of the best
kind Of water There is OH the premises young, APP
pie Orchard l75 fine trees also, Orchard OF bear
ING Apple trees; and young Orchard OIL fine Peach
trees. There is a comfortable LOG DWELLING on
the place, and all necessary 0ut-buildlngs. The farm
is in fine neghborhood, and convenient to Churches
and Schools.
If not sold privately before, it will be offered at pub
lie sale on 7uesdag, Me12M day Of Ang,tst next. ;,
At the same time and place, will sell all my Per-
sonal Property consisting of Household and hitchen
FURNTURE; 3 Colts; Horses, among which is one
fine Brood Mare; Duchess Hogs, the finest Stock ever
seen in this section of the State Those wishing to get
a superb stock of Hogs, would do well to attend the
sale: Plows, Harrows, Wagons, &c.
TERMS :-One-third down; and the remainder OF
the purchase money in three annual instruments OF |,
and years. lien upon the property being retained
until the last payment is made. Possession given In
time to put in the Fall crop. Any person desirous OF
seeing the premises, will be shown them by the SUBJ
scrber. who resides on the farm.
Jnlv 0 1856-tds. JOHN NJ. BASSETT.
WATTS & CUSHING Auctioneers.
~ Rockingham Register and Valley Democrat copy
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R. R. REGULATORS NO. 3.

A New PH,NcrrL. IN MEprcrvE, NEVER BEFORE KNOWN
OR POSSESSED BY ANY PuRGArIyR 2. CATHARTIo on An
TIBILIous Pills IN USE LET ALL WHO HAys
EVER TAKEN Pills READ Ayp INVESTIGATE
THE THEORY on WHICH RApwAYs
RRGULAroRs ARE FOUNDED
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE
And the only Pills that possess ann ,e,g ,oscI D,op,r
ties or Requlasing Poreys that haze been disc,cered
DURING the present century,
PILLS.
We beg to call the attention of the public to our
third great discovery in medicine--sRADWAY
REGUIATORS.p in The form of PILLS. We claim
that Rcays Regulators possess girtues that I'LL Otler
the user OrinralM supeyor adcantages arhich cnaot
be vts;nsd from, nnv atJer pin In ,sss If our Pills
known by he name of Radway,s Regulators. did NOT
possess snpei. curative powers. TO all other pills. and
If the Public, by .;no or pills were not going 10 re-
ceive superior benefits derive advantages which the
taking OF other pills would LIT afford them IL would
be folly in us to INTRODUCES or Prs to the people: we
Should only have our labor for our and losses for
our Investments. 1-1TT7
We therefore claim, that Railways keguia ,rs pos
sess many superior virtues that all other pills
eral nse lack and the patient will discover by tal
single dose There are no pills in that are soqksd-
in octo 80 pleasant 10 take mild in their operation,
so cffectua IN performing their duties so powerful in
Kidding the system from disease so faithful in regua-
ting each aud every organ in the whole system to
healthy natural and so harmonious action, Rad
ways Regulators. They regulate the Heart,the Liver,
Nerves and all other organs and viscera of the bodyo
a natural and healthy action. They not only PURGE
BUT THEY REGULATE. Their influence extends
over the whole body-not confined to merely the Bow
els-eyery part of the system feels their heathgying
infuence-and disease, wherever it may be seated, is
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-16

.RUIT CANS AND JARS.-HaviI

Il pointed agent for
the sale of ARTHUR'S
S Ell F-S E A l. l \ &
CANS&ST0NEJARS.
Twill keep constantly on
hand a supply of these
admirable articles, for
sale ut manufacturers
prices. Read the fol-
lowing certificate:
ave have used for
some time, and are still
using, both at the Gil
rard and La Pierre Hon.
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A UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

IN STAUNTON, YA.-The next annual session OF
this institution will open Monday, the LIST OF Sep
TENDER under the instruction and general management
of Mr.. and Mrs. WM. Fl. MARQUES, with such Other
teachers may be found necessary Additional build
ings have been erected for the accommodation OF the
Principal and Boarding Pupils, and the Trustees fee
justified from the ampes testimonials, In giving as
surances that 1.-THE patrons OF the Seminary will lind IN
the Principal, an accomplished, faithful, energetic
inc his pupils with affection for him and enthusiasm
for their studies and that in all respects, the School
will be worthy Of the confidence of the public.
Circulars containing full particulars will be furnish
ed upon application to the Principal
TRUSTEES.
FRANCIS MCFARLAND, President,
JoHN HENDREx, SOLOMON j. LOVE-,
JOIN McCUE, ADAM LINK
JACOB BAYLOR, DAVID FULTz,
JOSEPH X. WILSON JoHN TRMBLg,
JOHN ID. IMBoDEN, Jos. A WADDELL,
WILLIAM BRowN, WILLIAM NJ. TATE.
Staunon, July l6, 1S56.-Town papers copy till lst
September.
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GALE OF JAMES RIVER LAND.--As Elk
- ecutor of Peter A. Sailing, decd, and BY ar
thority of his Win, shall proceed on the 1lA day q
August asr to SELL at public auction, upon the prem
ises q TRACT of LAND, containing about rs A
eres, called the 'Ale4ander Parton Tract" together
with 100 Acres Of Wood Land, adjoining.
THIS tract lies the James River, in Rockbridge
county, within mile or two of the Mouth of North
River and immediately the Canal of the james Riy-
er and Kanawha Co.
The improvements are an ordinary DWELLING
HOUSE with the necessary out-houses. About so
Acres of the Paxton tract Rjger Botton-he resi-
due is cleared and arabic.
Persons wishing to purchase, are invited to come
and view the premises
TERMS :-0ne, two and three years. in equal pay
nents-the purchaser giving bonds, with approved Sc
.curity and the legal tile retained until the purchase
money is paid The title is believed to be undoubted
but acting as executor, shall convey only such title
is vested in me.
ANY further information can be had by addressing
the subscriber at Balcony Falls p. o., or j. ID. David
son. Esq, at Lexington.
Ssss will commence at II VI.
PETER A. SAILING,
Elk of Peter A. Sailing, decd.
July- 16 lS5c-tdS
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Great Cure after the Physicians had Failed
DIED.

At the Salt Sulphur Springs, on Wednesday last,
aftera protracted sickness, Mr.. WILLIAM McCHEsNEr,
of this county. His remains were inferred at Thinking
Spring on Sunday.
On the Sth inst. GEORGE NICHOLSON, the Youngest
child of NJ. G.. and Caroline Hartman, aged about IA
months.
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CAPITAL $500!


5,O31 Prizes amounting to-. ..:...... s60,ooo
~ Prizes Payable Without Deduction! al
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
pr lost Orders punctually attended to- Communica-
tons confidential Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken
Those wishing particular numbers should order I'M
mediately ,,oa h., Tho draw
ing of the Capital of sOo if the Number that afGws
q G. s. are entitled to S. if an odd Number those
Tickets ending with J. 8, s., are entitled to %.
Address ~
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MARRIED,


BY the Rev. John S. Blan, JoHS CoRBrrr, ESQ.,, of
Dry Run to Miss NANCY KIRKpArRIck, of Spruce Hill
= both of Bath county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-16
GEORGIA LOTTERY 10 ! TER
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY

To be dra,enin the CITY Of atlanta, Georgia, i
public, on Monday Jula %, 1856, on the
HAVANA PLANT!
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no SEEKERS OF health AND

ITO SEEKERS OF AEALTH AND
i PLEASURE.-The BUFFALO GAP HOTEL, sit
:uaed Immediately on the line of Central Railroad, 10
miles west Of Staunton i'll Augusta county, Va, is now
,open for the reception of company. The establish
ent has been added TO, thoroughly repaired and fur
lshed with every comfort since the last season. and
now offers delightful retreat TO the invalid and ex-
tended means OF enjoyment to seekers Of pleasure.
The scenery OF the mountains is very fine from this
point and great variety of Mineral Waters within
Short distance Ofthe Hotel.
The proprietor pledges his best efforts to promote
rhe comfort and happiness of all who may favor him
with their company.
His terms shall be moderate. A. A. PITMAN
July Is lS56-4wS.
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sAM'L SWAN & CO., Managers.

PRIZES AMOUNTING TO s102, OOO!!!
will be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEWE!!
Erery other Ticket SIRE to dsaO Prize
10000 NUMBERS-15,19 PRIZES y!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-16

CATTLE MARKET.-Ba Aimore July 1.-THE re-
ceips of Beef Cattle continue to be large The offer
ngs at the scales yesterday were about $50 head 100
of which were driven to Philadelphia so left o.
yer unsod and the balance 600 head) were taken by
Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from SS5O@s5
on the hoof, equal to S7@s9.75 net, and averaging
outside figure The average rate is slightly lower than
the average of last week.
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"A In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Of
heirs WILL as commissioner, offer for sale, on the
premises, to the highest bidder, 9M day Of Augnst
next, a valuable TRACT of LAND, lying on the Mid
die river in Augusta county, containing Three Hum
dred and Twelve Acres, be the same more or less:
The land lies about two miles from Spring Hill, and
formerly belonged 10 John Patterson, decd, and is
the same lately in possession Of VIM Lamb, decd
II has a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and good
Barn upon il; good Orchard, fine Spring, one Of the
rest pieces of Meadow in the county, and suficiency OF
good Timber.
Possession will be delivered the 1st ofSepember
1856
TERMS So much il hand as will pay the costs OF
suit and sale the balance in four equal annual install
ments the purchaser giving bond with good security
for the deferred payments the legal title retained as
ultimate security. ROBT I. klNNEi, Coni t.
July 2, 1S56-tds.
~ True Amer. and Rock. Reg copy ids and mark
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NoTTcE!I N0TICEI!!-Ra
;YyooD LAND For gALE.-The

WOOD LAND FOR s ALE subscri,.
ard ho,nnr,t, tn the estate of DIR. A. Wadde decd,
situated three miles from Saunton near the Parkers
bnrr Tn,nn;ke and adjoining the lands of Geo. X.
snapp David Dull and others Some fifteen acres are
cleared and under cultivation ana lne is Gov
of ft the land IS very good J. allen; WADDELL,
"a 'N' -"i'N IS JOS. A. WADDELL,
~, 1914 Executors
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JAS F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, ia.
lime o. 1856.


4 "
~ SONAL PROPERTY.-As executor of JAS. A.
Cochran, decd will sell very desirable and yalua-
BILE TRACT of LAND, lying on the waters OF Builaio
Branch in the county of Augusta, adjoining the lands
If George Shuey Jacob Hoover and Others about TWO
miles Southwest of Churchville, and containing FIVE
Hundred Acres. The land is of good quality, fine
Nv timbered and watered lies within smiles ofSwooPes
Senot on the Va C. r. r. is convenient to Churches,
School-houses, Mills, Stores, Blacksmith Shops, DC
all things considered it is in one Of the most desirable
localities and neighborhoods in the Valley. 1t can be
conveniently divided into two Farms, with comforta
BILE Log Dwelling House and good Spring OF water
ON EACH will sell it either in one or separate tracts
to suit purcharers
Also a Tract of Land, lying in the same neighbor-
hood, at the eastern base of North Mountain, ON the
waters Of Whiskey Creek, containing about -
Acres, with all necessary improvements GOOD coop
err wond do we'll to purchase this land and carry on
his trade extensively as he would have on 1t all the
necessary timber and convenentmarket for his work
at the different Mills in the neighborhood .t.
Also, small Tract, of about 30 Acres, well mproy-
ed, adjoining the Loeb Willow or home tract. v
iftbe above lands are not sold privately before Thurs
dan, the It'll day of august SHALL on that day, on the
Buffalo Branch tract proceed TO sell them, ut puDc
auction, to the highest bidder
will also SELL at the time and place, great
variety of Personal Property such as Horses, Colts,
Cows, Calves and Hogs; all descriptions OF Farming
Utensils, Harness, Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows' &C.,
&c.
TERMS shall be accommodating, and made known
ON day of sale--long credits with good security.
ANY one wishing information as to the above prop
erty VIII address the undersigned at Churchyllle Au-
eusta county; or any one wishing to see it, will be
shown any or all of it, by myself or brother, one OF
wh0m ean Always '' '''''' .: JAMES lIas COCHRAN,
June H. 1856. Ex'or of Jas. A. Cochran, decd.
r55g. Vindcator and Rockingham Register copy tbs.
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ALABAMA LOTTERY!
Aatkorized 6y tie .Stats Of alabama. :,
Southern Military Academy Lottery !!

VLANO F-NEW SEKIEIc,
To be drdarn an the City Of Montgomery, AW
on IHURSDAX Y, August 1871, 1856, on the
HAVANA PLAN!
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I ATEST ARRIVAL I've are receiving our
No, and our stock is larger now than any other in
town. We can sell now Suits of Cot thing from $3.50
up $40. We request all friends to call soon as
determined 10 sell or give away. Dent forget
the large Store Room lately occupied by Thos. Bur
we'll Staunton July Is, lS56.-Gt-V. copy St.
= TONS MILLERS IRON, well assorted, in store
- and for sale by J. BRANDEBURG x co.
Staunton, July lG 1856.
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IMPORTED FOR STANTON subscri-
i bers would beg leave 10 cal particular attenon 10
one Of the hest manufacturers of Belfast, Ireland.
They can sell them cheaper than those purchased in
tho ordinary way, and warrant them all pure linen
VIZ ''''''' KAYSER, STRIRLING & co.
Stounton Feb. 81, 1886. egL
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NTOTICE.-AlI persons having clainsagainst the
estate ofJas A. Cochran, decd, will be good e.
nouob to leave memorandum OF them either with
George NJ Cochran jr. Staunton or the undersigned
ue Elis;' 81 J., JAS. COCHRAN, ~
~ 0''"' EXT of Jas. A. Cochran, decd.
~ mi
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ses, Arthur's Patent SefSealing Cans for putting up
fresh fruits tomatoes &C., and find them, in all res
poets, admirably adapted to the purpose.
They possess many advantages over all other Cans
that we have SEEN Having tried and
proved them, we can speak confidently of their value
PREsBURY & BILLINGS,
Proprietors Girard and La Pierre Houses, Phila.'
GEORGE Z. PRICE, agent.
Staunton, July ., 1856.
A FARM FOR SALE.-We will offer for sale,
n on the premises, on Thursday, Me17M dagef Ju-
IN, 1886, TRACT of LAND containing about Three
Hundred Acres, about one hundred of which is
cleared and all in Grass and the balance has upon it
Timber of the best quality for building other purpo
ses This Farm lies about miles Southwest ofStaun-
ton, and within about ~ Of Depot ON the Va. Cen
trail Railroad, adjoining the lands Of Messrs Snyder,
Major d. Summers and others There on the land
Two D DWELLING HOUSES and several never.fail-
ing Springs, with small branch running through it,,
and will be sold altogether or in parcels TO suit pur-
chasers.
TERMS One fourth in hand, and the residue in
three equal annual payments thereafter the title TO be
retained until the payment Of the whole of the purchase
money The land will be shown to any person desi-
ring to it, at any time by applying to the under
signed at Staunton. GEORGE BAYLOR,
JOHN TRIMBLE,
Executors of George BAYLOR, sr, decd.
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fUST received, for medicinal purposes, Old Janai-
81 ca Spirits Gid French Brandy, as well as Port,
Madeira and Sherry Wines, all pure.
Staunton, July 8, 1856. JAS G. LAIRD.
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~ - THRILLING SPRINGS."-This establish
- ment will beopened on the 18th day of July for
the reception of visitors. The Hotel and Cabins are
supplied with furniture throughout, and the COM
forts OF the establishment equal if not superior to
those of amy other Springs in the mountains The
Medicinal Properties of the various waters composing
Strbing Springs, are inferior to none in the United
States. There is Alum, Sulphur, and Chalyb-
cate, OF superior quality. The Alum is believed to be
the best now visited. A
These Springs are situated about 70 miles North
west Of Staunton. The Parkersburg line of Stages
run past the leaving Stauntcn after the arrival of
the Eastern Cars.
The proprietor respectfully soclts the patronage of
the health and pleasure seeking public assuring them
that pains expense will be spared TO give gener
al satisfaction CHESLEY KINNEY. /
July g. lS58-Gt
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uly Q. 1S56.-tds p fee s Executors.
WEYER'S CANE

VIEWERS CAVE!
rINUIS most extraordinary wonder of the world is
situated II miles Northeast from Staunton, Au.
gusta county, Va.
Every traveller who visits this masterpiece of Ma
lures works. expresses himself greetiy detiged and
anDiy reWarded for the tolls OF his journey Comfort
able CONVEYANCES can be procured at all times
nj any ofhe Hotels in Stanton The Road from Staun-
ton is over pleasant country the accommodations at
the Cave all that can be desired for comfort and every
attention bestowed by A. M0HLEk.
July O. 1S56.-6ts.
KY Richmond Dispatch copy in daily every other
dav for two weeks and send bill to this Office.
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rsg- Wis.ar's Balsarn of Wild Cherry.-The

sSy- Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.-The
Editor of the Boston Post says 1--WE have not, until
recently, been acquainted, experimentay, with the
true value of wISTAR'S BALSAM. From this truly
valuable preparation have received present bene
fit having recently used it in of severe cold and
cough with entire success, and most cheerfnlly re-
commend it to those alike afflicted 1t is scientific
preparation and worthy of confidence"
This Balsam is made from materials which Nature
hes placed in all nothern ATTITUDES andote for dis
eases caused by cold climates.
"Nature is but the name for an effect,
Whose cause is God,
Let us not neglect her plainest dictates
None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS on the wrap
SETH w. FOWLE 4 CO., 1873, Washington Street,
Boston, Propretors Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale in Staunton, by JAMES G.. LAIRD and DIR. }.
c. NJ. MEERrLATr. July 10, lSo6.-lt. :
Great Cure after the Physicians had Failed.
RUssLEyiLLE Ohio, Jan. 10, 1856.
Dr. C. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir-"We would INFORM
Won that we are out of Hollands German Bitters,
which meet with ready sale. One ofour neighbors has
been doctering for some time, 1--WE think about two
avail He looked much like dead man going a.
bout, as ANYTHING we can compare him to- His dis
ease appeared to be oceri0actqg Of The gGH With
hard persuasion we prevailed him to try your Bit
ters with the promise to him if it did good, we
would charge him nothing for it, provided he took six
bottles according the direction, which he has done,
and is now entirely cured and has become well man.
hood Respectfully, EDWARDS & BROWN.
For sale by JAMES G, LAIRD and j. G. NJ MERRILArr,
Druggists, Staunton, and by Druggists generally.
July 16, 1s56-2ws-
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DEMOyAL OF HARDWARE Having pur-
Opposite and t the stock of aARD
p;ohards 7 shaIl in few days all my stock of
Goods to that iouse, where will be prepared to offer
~ old friends and customers and the public generally,
increased attraction in prices and assortment.
i''' ea''o GEORGE L. PRICE
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NTOTICE.-Ha become the owner by pur-
~ chase, of all the Stock of Goods belonging TO- and
all the debts due to the late firm of BUTLER X CO.,
and WIN. i. NJ. BUTLER, of the town of Staunton,
have employed the said Vim. L. NJ Butler us my A.
gent to transact and conduct the business on my ac-
count and to receive and receipt for any debts due
either Of said concerns, and grant full acquttance
agent may do in the premises and in nv name
Witness my hand and seal this 3rd day ofJune, 1856.
JAMES II. FR1ZER SEAL.
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MEADE &c BAKER,

| (Graduate OF the Gnla.
College of Parmacy
MEADE &c BAKER,
DRUGGISTS, APOTHECARIES, AND
| MANUFACTURING PHARMACEUTISTS,
| IJAVE just opened and fitted out an AP0THECA'
| III RY and DRUG STORE, at 1s6, Main ST.,
Northwest corner of Tenth, and just above the New
Custom House. They have every arrangement and APP
paratus for thoroughly dispensing and preparing
Medicines and Pharmaceutical Preparations, and from
their long experience in the principal Drug House in
the CITY, feel authorized in assuring the public that
Physicians outfits, Family supplies, and all Pharma-
ceutca and Chemical Discoveries, will be as promptly
filed and scientifically prepared as by any other
Apothecaries in the country. They will at all times
keep varied complete and fresh supply of the Puest
and most Reliable Drugs Medicines and rare Chemi-
calls; Family and Physicians Medicine Chests; Surgi-
cal Instruments and Appliances Trusses in great va
lrety Spices, ground and unground, warranted pure,
and selected especially for families Soaps, Perfumery
and Fancy Articles; the Finest imported Cigars the
best brand Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; and every
article usually sold in first class Drug Store. Their
stock is entirely NEW and selected with great care
by themselves in person. They have also been APP
pointed Agents for the sale of those most innataa6e
have been used without failure in single instance.
They will prevent the Gathering Breast or .Manaary
Abcess, so common to young mothers, aay all lntam-
nation and easy flow of milk, if used prompt
" and applied according to directions For 81 and IL
cents in postage stamps pair will be sent to any part
of the country accompanied with full directions for
their use.
Richmond, July 8, 1856.
old FORT ACADEMY.-This School is To-
~ Gated at the Augusta Church, one of the most
pleasant and healthy neighborhoods in this Common
wealth. aiording superior advantages for general soci-
ETY. and religious privileges In constructing and fur
nshing the house, the improvements found in the best
schools have been introduced and it is the purpose OF
the trustees that it shall be conducted so as to COM
mand the confidence and support of the community.
Particular attention given to the Common Branches,
and for this purpose set of Common School Appara-
tins has been purchased.
Board in private families, at the Boarding House
kept by w. NJ. Wilson for the accommodation of the
school.
The session commences the first Monday in Septem-
ber and continues with two weeks vacation at Christ
mas until the oath of June.
TUITION PER SESSION.
Common English, ................ $4,000
Higher English, .............. 5000
Greek ana Latln, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..'oo'VV
Payable lst of February and LIST of June.
s9y@ Charges in every instance from time of enter
ing to end of session.
REV. VIM BROWN,
WIN. CRAWFORD,
S. b. FINLEY, Trustees.
j. c. McCUE,
/. j. PARKINS
Apply to the Trustees, or c. NJ. PACKER,
Mt Sidney, Augusta Co, July 8, 1856. Principal.