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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

SERENApr.-SpCaEing of music, it re-
minds me that some kinds arc execrabla
in tho extreme. Reader, did you ever,
upon one Of these hot sultry nights, lay
yourself out in Is fiat position so that
# let alone, you could keep comparative
ly cool And you fast resigning your
thoughts to Morpheus-the slccpy.god -
when all Of sudden you hear the gen.
tie strains of music in the distance -
Hark-it come nearer--when if by
chance one of your legs or arms protrude
from under the clothes you find that one
Of the T. border ruffians in the shape of
an enormous mosquito has plunged his
I tuning fork" into your flesh as if en-
deavoring to make you strike up treble
from very torture. The perspiration
starts-you strike blow sufficiently
powerful to produce stupor on a wild
cat But 10 the game is gone and YOU
mutter vengeance upon the whole mosqui
to race. Try it agoin-you close your
eyes sit is fast approaching midnight
your wife, if you have one, may have es-
capped these tortures, and long been
breathing the quoting breath of sleep
when suddenly one makes a plunge and
drives his bill deep into your probocis.
In your frenzy you strike again-and
while writing in pain, you feel some.
thing trickling down your face-you
start for the washbowl, and the next
fifteen minutes finds you bathing your
swollen nose in the cooling liquid. 1t is
now IL o'clock, and We will stop our
Journal.
But music Of another sort is really
delightful,
dreampt dream
The other night,
When all was dark and STILL
When suddenly we awoke--a band ola.
dies and gentlemen were stationed
in front of our castle aud had already
commenced a beautiful song Strike the
Lyre." The harmony of their voices in
carrying all parts, was perfectly delight
full. How different this kind of music
from that described above. The one i.
calculated to stir up the baser passion
of revenge the last, has a sooth.
ing tendency-producing love and good
will to man. True music is of Heav
enly origin. And the man tina, has musi
in his soul, is a better, if not a Meekel
man. If we knew the name Of thOs,
that sung, we should thank them person
ally for the satisfaction given US. w
could guess, but VIC think we had bette
not-loud. In closing we remark tina
if this is repeated We shall-have t.
stand it
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06
Republican State Nominations.
Addison County Anti-Admin1stra-
ton Nominations.

Fer Senator's,
JOSEPH WARNER, Middlcbury,
JOHN PlERPOINT, Ncrgcnncs.
Fer assistant JHdgcs,
SAMUEL SWIFT, Middlcburv,
JOHN W. 81 RONG, Addison,
Fer Stcrif,
DAVID S. CHURCH, Middlcjury.
For states AttorncV,
FREDK L. WOODBRIDGE, Vcrgennes.
E0r Wgd BaHiE,
GAlUS \. COLLAMER, bristol.
Per JHdgc Of Probale-AddiS0n District,
CALVIN G. TlLDEN, Cornwall.
Epr Jedgc Of Prob0tc-Nrlr Haren District
7 HARVEY MUNSlLL, Bristol,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

The efficacy of the Orygenated Bit
ters, in case of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and
General Debility, has been attested by
many citizens who are we'll known to tho
2uplic, and whose statements are ample
proof that this medicine is one o: great
valne
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

For Member of CoRgress-1st District,
JAMES MEACHAN, of NTiddlebury.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-06

Tbr Electors
WILLIAM G.. BRADLEY,
LAWRENCE DRAiNERD,
GEORGE w. STRONG,
P0RTUS BANTER.
Republican State Nominations.
Fer G0rcrnOr,
RYLAND FLETCHER, of Cavendsh
Per Lieut.. GorerRor,
JAMES NJ. SLADE, of Middlebury.
Fer IrodSHrcr,
HENRY NJ. BATES, of Mortified,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

EXECUTION IN Texas Fhe Houston Tele.
graph, Of the llth, gives the following account
Of the execution of HYDE convicted Of murder;
At II O'Clock, A. NJ. the prisoner was taken
from the jail to the place OF execution. near the
grave ward accompanied by the Washington
Light Guard and n vast eoncourse Of people
appeared firm. walked with quick and steady
step, but with his head bowed in worship. Arri-
we'd at the gallows, in company With the Reys.
Mr. TIichel and Braun, the former engaging in
prayer, he meekly bowed in worship. He said
bat little; stating however be had killed CHARLES
Butl,r aud n man on the Sabine river, Nelson we
believe. in Louisiana, but no others. and seem
ing repcntant for what he had done During the
whole time he conducted himself with extruordi
nary frmness.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
OK ETUARf.

Died, in this city on the 10th inst, Mr.. G.. L. TATE
late of the city of New Orleans.
The deceased from time to time had been most Hat
teringy persuaded with constant hope of recovery
NIL within a few weeks prior to his death, when its
raVages too plainly foreshadowed that end which is
so fatally associated with pulmonary affections I'm
Ter this assurance he gave but little concern about
ms fntnre state and but few evidences OF that chris
.iah iaith upon which to rest his future hopes till in
ms declining moments, through the mnstration of
.ne holy Spirit, invoked by kind and beloved minis
'efs' MS soul awoke from the deep slumher of its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

70 lR5 prlzra amounting 10 G20i 600
Tho 5nn r1oa of 81 determined by the number which
$4,000 prilef that number should be odd nun
her every ticket In the Scheme VIII be ent
tied 10 o. II number than number ticket
will be entitled to IL In addition othor Prize which may
Ice drawn.
Purchasers In huYIlr equal quantity Of odd and
number uokrtA will be certain Of Ing nearly opoha tho
the same, with chances of obtaining other Prizes
All those tieeta ending with %, T. o. T. eynnal those
ending with /. 3, H. 7, - odd.
u Remember TINT every Prize drawn, and payable In
fuil " lihoui deduction.
All Przos Of ~ ap and under tnld immediately after The
drawlnN-oihur Prizes the usual time of thirty days,
All comnnnl strictly confidential Tho drawn
bera win br forwarded Inrehaaer immediately after the
drawing.
Whole Tiokets. SO Halves, S5-SlUa rsers, ~ a..
Prize Tickets cRshtd In other Tickets Mt nhtr
Office
Ordcts for Tickets can be addressed 10
:. SWAN a. CO, atlanta Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
July 21.dl l3nnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

III GARS-Also the finest chewing op4scui W h.aJ a,
cost and most noted Brands will always he keRt Oh MANU- "
~ Ttly STORE, on Main Street lFnehbnrg' W e
Ijn,ing ms commenced business IN the above me N
70 receive share of the patronage OF ID! iicu
especially so when they find tnnt nave Tie Wy "
nv thing in my line always on hand A. 10, i,,ors and
sba also always keep ON hand the oest ili ,,i '"
Wines Tor hIo"'"a' Pun IL NJ HARRIS g. co.
- Orders from the country can al HtN lie M w. f,jtl
entity hHea oy eAP'e''' " H. Vi II. q co.
fully attended to.
IN Il k,tE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

IL Is said that louis Napoleon is determined
10 legitimulize the rnnrrisge Of Jerome with
Miss Patterson in lS22-and that consequently
the Issue Of that marriage will take rank ia prin.
COS imperial. In proof Of this statement is men.
uoned the visit Of the King Of Wur,cmburgh to
Paris last month, he having been the brother If
frinen .icrume's second wife
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

CARD FROM MIR. BURLLNGAME.-Wa Washington,
.Inlv 27-Tbe. statements Of Messrs. l}urn-
rame of Massachusetts,, and Campbell of Ohio.
will be published in the National lntelligt ncer
Tomorrow After justifying his course with re-
gard 20 Mr. Brooks, Mr.. Buring'me dismlsses
him from all further consideration. Mr.. Camp
bell holds himself responsible for fixing the time
and place, and for any error if any was commit
ted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

SINS 70 reerive those happy assurances prepared for
The dying sinner through the mercy Of the Blessed
Jesus. !,
ess~ Richmond Wing please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
LATEST NEWS

FROM HAIifoRNiA.--New York. July ~
he California authorities are apparently deter.
mined In make no further resistance IN the Viyi-
iance Committee.
ne most startling event Of the week was the
stabhing OF ;. X. Hopkins by Mr.. Terry. Asso-
elale Justice Of the supreme Court. Mr. Hop
kins bad proceeded to the oflioe of DR. Ashe the
NAVY Agent. for the purpose of arresiing Mallory.
charged with conveying munitions al war 10 tho
city tor the use of the State. Terry mteifered,
al the head ot an armed party, 10 protect Mao-
by. Hopkins collected some assistance aud at.
tackled the other party on the street. melee
.nsued. in which Terry stabbed Hopkins with a
bowie knife.
The news of the ailray reached the room Of tho
Committee. and u general alarm was sounded
In fifteen minutes regiment of infantry two
computes of cavalry aud five of artillery were in
motion In the mcan time Maloney and his par
iy had taken refuge in the back of building
well guarded aud fortified which was immediate.
~ invested on all sides by the troops. and the in
mates ordered 10 surrender. They obey ed with
cut hesitation. Maoney aud Terry were taken
10 the quarters of the Committee.
At the same time 5 armories of the State troops
were invested aud all forced 10 surrender 10 tho
committee. Ono hundred State troops were
taken prisoners, but all subsequently released on
porcl.
The latest accounts state that Terry was still
n prisoner. Hopkins was still alive.
On the same day of the collision two vessels
freighted with arms for the State authorities were
seized in the Bay by armed vessels belonging TO
the committee
Subsequently j. l.. Durkee. captain Of one of
these vessels WAS arrested by the Federal author.
tiles and held 10 bail in the sum of $4,000 on the
charge of pirncy,
The Committee dsclaim Ill intention of OPP.
posing the Federal authorities.
Much dissatisfaction is felt in san Francisco,
in relation to the bin before Congress for quaah
ing land titles in California.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

NEWSPAPER CnANGE.-Uhca. July 26.-1he
Utica Daily Gazette (Democratie) and the prin
ting establishment connected Herewith, was
yesterday sold TO the friends of Mr.. Fillmore
II is understood that the price paid was about
$4,000 Charles J. Radford Esq, is to be the
editor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

a tate OF ward s. Thurman ,d w. the same will come
them for settlement, and all Ether " I'M myself agent
forward ana ci'se NARY A. THURMAN, Adninsus'''A'
mHRFRT s BRADSHAW. Agent
vi lives Al the saddlers shop OF Mess's
Dawson & wilkins the Gnu ROpl,RT 8 BRADSHA"
tune l6-e2mnsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

VESSEL DESTROYED BY WATER SPOUT. -
Four Men Dro,ened.-The Brig Anna lol Balt-
more. Kimbel from Aspinwall for Pedro Keys.
for a cargo Of guano struck on the 10Th
June by a waters spout, and capsizea. The Cap
,nin's son and three scamen who were below at
she time, were drowned. The Captain. mate and
two sealnen succeeded in getting On the vessels
bottom where they renamed until the long boat
broke adrift on deck and came up alongside, when
after rowing four days, landed within l20 miles
Of Cdrtbagena. Capt kimball arrived at New
York TO day, in the schr. L. II, Miller, from
Car:hagena.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

NV ouitANs La, Agent iar The sale Manufactured
"eafee would respectfully solicit Cons gnments
actrefs in Nrgnia with the that he does not
urh Ia thu article except Commission Merchant hls whole
Time AMI atteaan will be evoted Interests
VanveH will be made
htfEktNCEs --oy Ter \ Keen Iessn Hare Co Hurt 4
PRESTON knight 4 Allen, Col Aug. Lefwieh, Amman u,
hanenek, lynehhurg Ghas NJ Cosby l. II Holland, Dan.
VII" john \ W tlkcr Richmond
iulY L dNcimos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
CONGREGATIONAL.

WAsutNafaN, July 2s-=SfNArf The Consular
and Diplomatic bin Wis considered.
Arcsoluton was adopted inqniring Of the Presi-
dcnt whether any application had been made by the
State Government of California for assistance from
the Federal Government in the enforcement of the
authority and laws of the State.
lousr--A bin WIS passed appropriaiing $500 900
for the improvement of the Dcs Hoines Rapids
Mr. Dunn moved 10 take up the senate bill for thu
formation of n State Government in Kansas, IN order
10 ofer substitute restoring the Missouri compro-
mise. The motion was negntivod,
The army appropriation bill was considered and
amendment adopted that no part of tho mtar,
force be employed to aid in enforcing the socalled
Laws of kansas, until Congress declare whether said
laws are in conformity with tho organic law of tho
country. And until Congress declare IL ehn
be the duty Of the President to use the military for
TO preserve the peace of the Territory mud the
lives and property of its citizens,
Removal OF Gov. shannon.
Gov shannon has been removed from the Gov
crnorshp Of konms=-and john Geafy of fenuafl Iva
MIA, appointed in hia stead,
Ehe Markets.
NeW YonR, July 2Sth.--Flour dropping, state
SO Is; Ohio So 10; Standard Southern NJ 30
Wheat firm Southern White 81 80.
Corn firm Southern miNed 81,
BALTIMORE July asth.-floor firm Old 81 New
81 III "a -.
Wheat active. t.nrgc receipts.
Cafn ndsapccd one To Two cents,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

that fire occurred on Saturday morning last, at
Westmoreand C. II.,by which the Tavern owned aud
kept By Mr.. Ehenezer Eason, and he brick dwell
ing owned by Mr.. Samuel b. Atwell with most OF the
furniture were destroyed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
-, =, sine Cigar--N have just

A ys,TSEzs lot of Fine cigar ~, pr,ncns e.
Y received a small invoice Of tiennne VIZ, trnsias en-
- ycrv mild and aromatic which, with our u.o G,ar
hhanDs Ala other Fine brands OF really pure nav
will suit the tastes OF al f'i 7 n THOMPSON co.
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

STARTLING INCIDENT AND Miraculous ES-
cApE.--The kanawha Republican na,ra,ns the
following:
"Oa the 10th inst, two gentlemen were en-
.leavoring to cross the Kanawha river, ina skif,
about one mile above the kanawha Falls. Being
strangers. and not knowing the character of the
river. they did not have oars, and were only pro-
vided with an ordinary pole. They soon reached
deep water. whore bottom could not be obtained,
and rapidly drited towards the Falls, aud appa
rently to eternity, rs no human being or animal
has been known to 20 over the Falls and escape
with life. The mon, dcspairng. sal down in the
skiif, and they approached the brink OF the cat
aract; the boat took iortuna'e'y, course with
her bow down stream, and descended the FIRST
fall in safety; the seconl pitch she plunged under
the water in the boiling whirlpool, which is at
the foot
One of the gentlent ~ named j. Il. F. Mosoly,
Of Amherst together with his favorie dog ''1ay
lor,'' (also in the skiff with them came Ia the
surface about fifty yards below, and sayed them
selves by cngipg 10 the skih, which had turned
bottom upwards from which they were taken
some distance below.
The other. james r. Christian, Of Appomat
tox county, did not make bis appearance above
The water for the d stance If hundred yards
where he was rescued in the last struggles If life
Ivy two young men, Hiram johnson u0d Frank.
lin Simms, who went to his relief in skif. which
Mr. Henry Rigg had hurriedly got ready for the
purpose at tho time of their descent over the
Falls. This is "a feat hitherto unknown IN the
navigation of the kanawha.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

p. T. Herbert, NJ. c. from California, left
Washington Saturday morning on visit to the
Berkeley (Va.) Springs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

BARN DESTROYED BY LIeHrSING.-The barn ofMr
John Thrift in the county of Dinwddie about 30 miles
from Petersburg struck by lightning few days
since, and with its contents Cabout 200 bushels of
wheat entirely destroyed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29


A CURIOUS CLAiM.-Mr. Samuel W. Cham
hers of Boone county, Ky. is now Ia this city.
for the purpose Of prosecuting a ol-m for real
estate. The estate is valued ct over 10000
900 1t consists Of twenty acres of land in one
al the best pars If this city. 1t was granted
- his great great grandfather by William Penn,
IN 1859. The deed was in possession Of an-
eesto, at Chester when that town taken by
The British, and carried to the State archives for
safety and is now in Harrisburg.
Mr.. Chambers seems to have worked at the
ease with rare fidelity for many years His great
difficulty has been to establish his ancestry by
documentary evidence; in this ne Inns finally sue.
ceeded. He is now in possession of the marrl-
400 certificate Of his great great grandfather,
and also those OF every one OF his descendants
down To his father. The certificate Of i699 is
one drawn in the style peculiar Ia the Quakors
If those days. A copy oft is in his possession
which is written in Bible bearing date 1871 -
This Bible was printed ''by Robert Parker, prin-
TER tn the kings most excellent majesty" The
Chambers family renewed from Philade phin to
Delaware, where many of them now reside
Sam'l Chambers is duly authorised To prosecute
tho claim for allthe descendants. He has em-
plnyc1J w. Stevenson. an eminent lawyer of
Covington, Ky; ~ru'esuacrvise the business, md
consulted very cmneuv counsel here. There
seems to he very curious provision in the deed
from William Penn; which, taken in connection
with n still more curious statute of our state,
passed during the Revolution, in regard 10 pro-
prietury rights. which prevents the statutes of
limitations from running against II. MIR, Cham
bers designs to prosecute for its recovery Phd
Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
cttp aas0 state Affairs.

4 PRAYER for rain was offered in the Episcopal
church on Sunday last by the Rev. Mr.. Knckle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

ARRIVED HoME-Rev. John E. Edwards, minister
Of the Centenary Methodist church in this city reach
ed his home in excellent health on Thursday, after
au absence of several months on tour through Eu-
gope.-R. Wing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29


the monthly meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
South Side Railroad Company held July 10Th s6 the follow
ing preamble buttons adopted take effect Au.
gust lst ls56 -
Uheras tho tmc of the Freight Agents Of this
Company, both Petersburg Lynrhburg In
the collection Of Freight involving the necessity OF frequent
call upon the merchants their eonnting-rooms
7h6f0ye RosOiped That II shall be the duty Of the
Freight Agents the city of Petersburg and Lynchhurg -
present Monday each week the
debtors this Company bills Of all Freight due Tor The prey
OF week.
F0rtter shall be peremptory the duty
sal Agents the credit with the Company Of all
failing the Office of this Company iii Of
upon the succeeding Wednesday the delivery
the Freight bills, until said arrearages be pad.
Resoipi That all Agents in the empl Of The
Company hereby required TO receive in payment for Pas
senger Fare Freight aud all other dues the Company N
other funds only the of discount
chaa ged for ting 10 bsnkable funds
Extract from the Record.
JAMES L. CUTHBERT
July 2G-d2w Secry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

The President has recognized Adolphe Trave Kick
koefer as vice consul of Brazil for the ports of Wash
ington and Georgetown in the District of Columbia
md Alexandria in the State ofVirginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
BY TELEG Z APH..
Foreign Arrival.


SEw fonK, July 2s.--Tke Steamer Indian has ar
rived from Liverpool ut Quebec with dates TO the 9Th
mst.
Brondstufs were generally unchanged.
Flour firm for higher grades, but more sellers than
buyers OF inferior qualities.
Wheat advanced two pence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

Hon Preston 5. Brooks left this city yesterday NOR
ming for the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs-4tef
Gdzette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
H-0TsrE TO UEs.nEus-propo.n,s far

~ building House Of Worship torho First iresbye
rlsu Church Of this city hereby Invited Tie plan and
Specifications will be ready fot examination at the Counting
Room Burroughs Skater Co, the 9Th day II
August Proposals invited the whole Job AMI also
the Brick work Carpenterswor pastefng Root
ing Painting &C. separately Said proposals. will be- received
10th dry of August tho york DO commenced
0 thereafter possible. 4, Is DEANE, Jr.
m l~dNrtIBpug Gbn'u B'dg : prosf Church.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

fInR--Mr. Moormans barn, q few miles from this
etg vas destroyed on last Sunday night by fire; the
fire originated in straw stack. and is supposed 10
have been the work of an incendiary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

The barn of Thomas Coleman. in jackson county
Va, consumed by fire one night last week,
together with two threshing machines and twelve
hundred bushels of grain. This is the third time Mr.
Coleman has suffered a like calamity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

UNrSE GsaRET 1sNE.-.suss received n i"i
i,iy ms LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-29

U,sNE MEDICAL EERUoHs.-We Keep eo"-
- stanly sale. Pure old French Brandy line old POI
Wine from nHdrr Custom lionHe hrk Old Sousidc Medaa
Wine, best London Porter These Medical Liquors
rant pure For sale BY }. II THOMPSON a. co,
July Its Apothocaries 4 Druggists
yvGsREtRt sC0EBEs.E.-Thc second sn-
nua Stsou of this Institution viii the
Monday September next II Il expected that by that time,
the College Building In Of erection, will bo
ready for occupancy. The location Of Tho Institution
accessibility aud bealthulnrss the eligible In the
entire South aud the of instruction thorough that
of College IN The country. In addition Ia complete
Classical nd Scientific the directory Of the College
have established school Of Design for Instruction in the
branchcs Of practical Engineering and Architecture,
The College nlrnpay furnished with very extensive and
elegant Apparatus adopted toin illustration In the dpart
Of Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
Library STANDARD works recently purchased
which considerable additions VIII be made during the
Ing Collegiate year
The young whose Parents Guardians desire II, Will
bcrrganzed int Military corps having proper uniform,
and praetised In a daily manual and drill
ENPESsts.TuitloH for Annual Session Of month";. In
the COLES Department, S5Dn the Preparatory s4U
Board o. per week washing - per month fuel and lights
fl2 per session.
Catalogue Of the Institution be obtained by addro
Rev Samuel X Cox, President. Lypehburg. Va
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL X cox President, Professor Of Mental and
Moral Science. and II Bellies Letres
WILLIAM CARROLL Professor OF Greek Language aisi
Literature.
LycuReus G.. MATHEWS, A. M Professor of Latin Ian.
gnage and Literature.
Of Mathne and Natural Science and Of the School of Dc
signs
sAMurLGaiABp. A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
u LANGHOHsE, VI ID, Professor of Anatomy and Phys
ology.
GuisgrpE Apollo sARroRI L. L. D. Professor of Modern
Languages.
y. y. SWIM Graduate Of V NJ. Institute,
j. H. SrANAHp,