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BY WALL a BARNARD Auctioneers,

Cbgzer u Ps1asyJuqHia aUeaas and ga areets.
GALE OF ELEGANT CHINA, GLASS, TERRA
- and pGled brquet hguTe And en-lAel iay
sods, jsweTy, 6nIhis mornag a 10 ooN q e,lDs Has y.
Pennsyyan south SIDE the CORNER q io 7
We vii se one largest egs1t assartneni q gs
kc offered dis cry We name BOT N
part
for The toilet
Rich cutg glass d every variety
BEAUTIFUL Bpban staaes and fnAuiei o.
nauests
Elegant tara notta vas ornanets agures and baskets
Pine heavily plated gnog ssnds walters Aias
gpblets, &e
vase agareE, and ornaments
Preach China and norse ss tie teie sets
French and
Ieuisul painted China vases figures maiei ornaments
A large 10 fancy goods, psrt0Inery, AZ
Also. a hlnit-d aEoun o arst-Class jegeiry
These goods seted with great care a. 90 se and
qualify by tbe ece par, set and every ar
az warranted a represented
als continued Saturday might and saturday morning
Ladies' are inysd o morning and evening.
Terms cash hankAbe fgnds-
..... WALL x BARNARD.
Det ll--2a Aacaoaeers'
wui DC added four enc genuine Itaan pangs The
persons having taste l IN hne arts = requested " e
Tactares, they arc warranted genuine W -
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EDUCATION OR BOARD. An English lady late
Ia from rris desires engagement ~ NE south A.
repfs rompagnie eareay eduuated
u the eminent professors 81 fdrF las
The highest references and dple1a from e London University
she u The European lanEragss having studied
te erature Respective capital No ot9eron 10 travel
she offers equvaient FOR her board under
peraison a giving lessons pupils. Address
''-rEl ISsIiAILAHN
General Post Office, ladiss' Eniranoc,
nee 1I--st New York Cay.
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Improve Your Eyes.
CTRENGTIIEN and assist them by the Paris opti-
~ wO0i4oN, who Europe
wen the manufacture good many others 81 The
proved sIectsuies and glasses among which the
pFRIOofIC C0NcAyE AND CONVEX THE DOUBLE FOCUS ASH
DOUBLE TuI1sifD BRAZILIAN TFIiBI1S CRYSTALS ETC,
tending 70 d aso sfiot;T- SiGEfTFTNfss
who compelled thoc
VIII be suited n rrst sight Tbose wonderful
DoUHEFm1sfiFD VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL BOOK
the highest
through their producing Hruess
a oher improvements
Azo Al styles q glasses CulnpasseF
microscopes or HFhrh
ghfh atrert
Penn.
Prices very reasonable establishment an Irys
Nov 2I--dly
DTVERNoIs' HOTEL.
PoanvlpwSa Apeue b4nen Sspuzanth and EghGrua srps
WASHINGTON ~
This nsiahshnui newly furuahed
improves rrincirle with private Hrnrfrncnus
for either ladies genlemen.
ss The supplied with the cIocss oS IqBnrr
Came and ufher deteacteF IN heasnn.
Hot sud cold iunch from u s'cioci n until Il M
Nov g2--w
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT AT

Il OST LAND ARRANTS. ~ 60-acre land war
rauts Hannah wax No 81 s5S dated February ~
lg7 and Margaret Cumming No 81 5G dated August IAN
1855 u,lad stolen Al persons arc efeoy p
rl 70 purchase have filed earea ID tbe Land he
prevent the patent and made an areaon w a0pA
copies. ..... . .... ....a ~ - aALN
Firm q IA Snyder SOP, llSEers,
Nov ag-eoagV 3ss Penn avenue Washington, y, G.
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TINE new house on Missouri avenue, near the
corner q 81 street hd for boarderE where there
several he second hoors suitable for members
a Congress caers rented with or without board
Dec IL Sc
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DR0FESS0R J. c. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully thanks his friends ahd patrons for past encourage
meut, and sucits a continuance Of the
stuao aoateys Gallery No aas innsy1ana avenue three
doors east Of ~ street
ik.c A--m
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WINTER FUEL.

WINTER FUEL.
NOW on hand. Of the best quality. full assert
kinds II saiahle general family
SAWED AND SPLIT wO0n
deivered any part city per cheaper Than the
Wood deirured cord length the lowest market price
KnIHISG WOOD
manufactured the pine which certainly b call
supesedpge carUnal economy cleanliness
give preference al other ENDING delivered
by the Prize q pine te, So cents oak 90
WIN carried any part
house without charge 20 The purchaser
n yai the sawed fln
square gap Persons
laying large quantity have be wharf measure desired and
the wood manufactured tp order, ..
Coai Gao lbs % under cover aurcy
the weather.
attention every order.
should he souT1auee with Che he
ready when the fuel Is delivered
Alb. r. D. ~. u. CALI.
northwest CORNER d l2ih and sfrees
s-IOuf No 547, square south ~
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sr~RFaIGIors NoTICE.-Jhe Disciples viii attend
divine worship Tensanes thuruh Tartsruh
preschrg soock The morning, nd ~ myth hr
E5arr david S Burnett. ~ New York
Drc ~
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D0ARD wanted by gentleman for a fortnight In
I'D cheerful circle AaaTr~s sr 70 Delta
iIace n pa,.er.
1R--if~
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NEw HAI----A hall in Redfen sbuilding, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth street. has been
fitted up for the of Masonic and Of Odd Fellows
Lodge.
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ng~The Congregational Church, on Fifth street
xcst a. repaired reyatsd
ah win We resuned and prcerng sxectsa By The pastor
HAsses, sunday Isn Inst II eooOs, and that
hours On tundAyE hrrenfier.
nec ~ 4
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TIE urMI ExrKDTrI0N

The following interesting letter from Col. John
son was yesterday nasrring received At the War De
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WE have to-day reduced twenty pieces choice
w style bright aid NJ yard value 81 70
e above lot vel sdHlhed and ladies' dresses
IN other select dress silks and robes 10
fhpirp cash value.
our stock 81 general family most ample
All al favorable the
one price only marked Jn figures by Of the firm
qupufiy DC purchaser overcharEed
oar northern correspondents send supplies
daily.
We deridadly prefer open any tils
Good Articles prices dealing may BE relied On III all
..a.... ... PERRY BROTHER
Storss,H west building,
Dee 2-lndr Opposite Centre slarsct
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INOR RENT--The dwelling Of die late zen. Tow
r. THIS eoDtaDs ~ The modern nprotf
neutsgas furnace and complete wafer fixtures s three ne
7res adjoining Apply Caldwell oofSaer % u and I3ni
7's'" ' pr. 3 B. w. SMITH
Dse 81 unTOes6ThurE
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DEDUCED SCALE.-The articles below named al
IN all a reduced scale Of prices
Al silks robes HaehcIns InotsHhhes, ra
merrs nerinns ads drss Foods generally
specially.
AGiuure u coaks, saafls,
a Ut which styles
New suplhes from ttr Norft and East dHtiy.
One price only, ard deviation
Good articles prices dealing nsy be relied
PERRY a MOTHER
Central stores, p baildirg
Dec 2-lAdf opposite the Centre AarSet
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A AfFRTCA AND FNGI-AND.--Messrs. Taylor g.
n Marry TINT they sFe received rlp
historical painting q The Resioratpn q nc Arctic
Resalute peupde rnted States Msy
Queer England IL, 1856 consigned them
" aerus pubrhers Coanrlh o., London Oh
hibnon tafnsyvana McssFs Wall sns
Thursday December lob 1857 Cor short pelod
tIscurs a.. and from % S m
Admission IS nec 1o--dfH
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..,.. . Collectors ONCE,
city Hall, November 8, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
m ari their taxes present year and 70 al who are In
ars Er prepns years the q days fronf
l rropertg rcinsin unpat N be- adFer
jsea and soid Cor taxes, iie aa ehlo5ns.
Those wh be pat - t heavy expense aenesni on
r st,eraep,ru, AMI safe are requested pay
JAMES VI HALLIDAY,
Nov T-aodlJaR5 ...r...a. cehecer'
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The first annual message Of james Buchanan is be-
fre the people 1t plainly written document states
mnnke in its and in It's views II fully equals the
sertaons Of those who know and appreciate the talents
Of the President and the advantages Of long experience
in the afairs Of government.
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Dee ,
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. special meeting Of the
Teachers Association will be held the Smithsonian In
stitutipn to-day at eleven o'clock The COMMITTEES
appointed to make arrangements for an educational con-
vention viii present their report
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DIASOSt PIANOS! PIANOS New and second
hand pianos tie faetrars os stehway sons New York
Nm Kng,e Co Basrcre my ,oa fsctoy, Piihdepss
,lvra ep hand as &as
Fa ale and 10 ren "a eight doors abore Penn
-}i'"''' r. G. Rf5cHnBAcI
Nov Is-Imnod
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TIME LADIES are especially invited TO " The
X Lakrsr parr-ry occupiea by r. saevcns No
uz epgsse cerre tsaret Teuuslvs
u
Fancy arsiciee perfnery1 such shall
bpa feursflfaSia
on zs--a MRS LAKE q DAUGHTERS
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THE CAPIToL EXTENSION Workmen blisily engaged
in finishing painting and decorating the two wings
of the Capitol and crowds Of visitors hrong the corridors
and finished 10 examine and to crticise The
hall Of the House Of Representatives and the deliberately
carved desks and chairs with which its floor is crowded
naturally inspected by visitors who differ widely in
their opinions of the fitness of the dominant style for
a Legislative hall
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PHoToGRAFH on PORTRAITS. Professor Churchill has
opened studio at AS Pennsylvania avenue, where be
so cooTs Photographic portraits to combine the truth
Of nature with the perfection Of art Some Of the like
nesses thus taken very striking and all adirabe
works Of His studio should be visited by all who
desire to witness this novel and wonderful process
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The NATIONAL Horm has been reopened, and the evi.
dence everywhere Of its good management and its
waited internal arrangement IL such have already
cured a fair share of public patronage.
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New LECTURER Captain George w. Cutter, well
known in this city is lectuing at the South on
National Poetry The author of the Song Of Steam
the Magnetic Telegraph, and other popular poems, il
well qualified TO speak such topic.
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INTERESTING TO FAMILIES.

The following extract from New York paper
cannot fail To he interesting In referring to eS3
the receipts of Teas in this country for one IN M
year up To Sth ultImO, II says they will be l2,- -
00,'0 pounds short of the imports of the wear end
ing June -, 1855, and that
The advance In black teas. OolOngs, since last
December, has been fifteen cents per pound; and
Young Hyson Teas, Of low and medium grades,
cent. over last seasons closing prices.
IL VIII thus be seen that tho strong and rapid
ADVANCE IN the tea market has been the result of
short supply and active demand but when il is con-
sldered that we may hear at any moment of the en-
Gre suspension of shipments at Shanghai, ani in
act, that rs soon as sufficient force from Eng land
arrives at the seat of war; all five ports of entry i'm
ChIna Will probably he placed under strict blockade
u would not be surprising to see Teas at a much
higher hgure than they have yet attained"
In view of these facts We hold out very great in
ducements for families 10 lay IN their supplies of
Tea nOto. KING IL BURCHEtL,
iell-u Corner Vermont ave and 18th street..
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ENCOURAGING USEFULNESs.-JohnP Phoenix
. the phunny," contributes to the Knicker-
booker Magazine the following, which he says,
besides Its rare merit as an actual occurrence,
conveys useful lesson to mothers
" Small Joe L. was playing one morning in
yard at the rear of his residence, when essay
ing to cast a stone high in air he found he had
miScalculated his strength, or the weight of the
stone, as that missile slipped from his fingers
and, taking an entirely different direction from
that intended, went whack through pane of
glass in the neighbOr's window. Mrs Connolly,
who was engaged in washing in the kitchen.
hearing the smash Of glass in her spare room.
rushed in hastily to the scene of action, and
through the broken pane beheld Joe in active
retreat Irate and indignant, the injured ma
tron sought the presence of Mrs. L.. and
straight poured forth the story Of her wrongs
Mrs. L assumed o dignifed air; the culprt
Hascalled to their presence, and the inquest on
the departed pane commenced.
Joseph" said Mrs. l., with awful solem-
nifty, . did you break the glass in Mrs. Con-
nollys Window
. ''Yes'm," replied Joe with promptitude
Joseph" said Mrs. l., if you broke that
pane of glass, L shall certainly correct YOU.
Did you break it, sir2"
Joe hestated; but conscience was powerful.
and he replied that he did
Mrs. l. took stick from the mantlepiece
VVsePh' sdlu Sne' III you broke that glass
shall correct you most severely. L ask again.
did you break it -
Joe looked at his mother be looked at the
stick; and, hanging his head, he murmured,
. No mas am
''Ihere'' said Mrs. Il, triumphantly,
that boy never told me a lie in his life /
knOwed he never broke no window 'Spect
your little Custer broke 1t; she hove a stone
clear over our fence yesterday"
That's good style Of encouraging truthful
ness In child "we don't think -
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NEW GROCERY. WINE, AND


The subscriber begs to inform hls friends and the
public, that he has opened NEW STORE, corner
Of 18th street and LOUISIANA avenue, where he in
tends TO keep constantly hand large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINES, IL
QuORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Soap
Olives, Ralslns Figs. SardInes, AncEOvies. Otard,
Marrett Il Co., Pinet Il Co, and Col. Chahard's
Brandles IN cases, demljohns, and casks. Old ia
malca RUM Sherrles, Madeira, Port of various de-
scrlptons, 1t. Julien ClaTet, ChateauX Margaux In
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Reynolds 9
Edinburgh Ale, Annlsettc, Maraschno, Curacao,
Absynthe, Champagne, and large and varied de-
scr ptIOn of Havana Cigars.
Also, StOughtOn Bitters, and Fever and Ague
Bltters, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited To call and exam
Inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers of Congress are al informed that their orders
will he promptly attended to- and delivered at their
residences at the shortest notice.
general assortment of fine Havana Cigars i'm
ported direct by the subscriber. Wholesale and re-
tai.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce TAX en- IN exchange.
Levy's Old Whiskey, constantly on hand, of 1870.
Country orders punctuay attended to, and coun-
try produce Of all descriptions received ON cor ign
ment. JONAS L. LEW.
Je8-t No. 554 TW elfth street,
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GENERAL HARyEr.-In personal appearance
General Harney is impressive. He is considera-
bly, over six feet tall, and is large boned and
| muscular. His hair was red, but is now thickly
mixed with white. He wears it short, and
begins to be bald on the crown of his head.
His moustaches and beard are nearly white.
and are also thick and Clipped short. His eyes
are blue, and dull, for he uses spectacles. In
younger years, he must have been a model of
physical vigOr and strength; but he now looks
older than he really is, for his age, believe,
does not exceed fifty-five. While in ST. Louis.
L heard an anecdOte illustrative of his charac-
ter, which L have never seen in print Being
in New York many years ago. he passed a store
In one OF the principal streets in which an
auctiOneer was soliciting bids for an engraving
of General Jackson. Both seller and the crowd
were no political trends of the subject of tho
picture, and were ridiculing it in every poSs-
bic manner
GLOW much am offered for the Hero of New
Orleans :" cried the man ON the stand.
"Half a cent?
''Only half cent? Why. he's worth a cent,
surely, after rObbing the Bank Make it a
cent. won't you gentlemen Now, then, how
much am offered %
"One hundred dollars said voice en-
phatically, as Col. Harvey entered the door ;
8 one hundred dollars, sir he repeated. max
ing his way through hecrowd half head taller
than any other man in the room.
The auctiOneer, naturally astonished, in
quired if the gentleman was in earnest, and
started again on his witticisms
'Slr, am in earnest, and claim my bid -
interrupted the Colonel, "and if no one bid.
more, ella IN the picture"
No one bidding more, he handed the auction
eer the money and his address. And now,
sir, he remarked, seizing him by the collar
and dragging him to the floor, II claim the
privilege of applying the bastinado to your
body for damnable impertincncc." And having
caned bin to his satisfaction, no one in the crowd
venturng to interfere, he strobe out of the store
and continued his walk down the street
Analyze the quality of character necessary
to man to be the actor in such a scene, and [
think you will discover the traits which
military men consider To fit Gen. Harvey
eminently as the leader of this Utah expedi-
ton.
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Pianos. &c.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
VI PIANO FORTES
WILLIAM KNABE,
(Senlor partner m the late hrm OF
KxapT GaEHrR Co

Continues the Inanulscture and sale Of srsnd and
square PIANO FORTES, under me name
of William knabe x Co., at the old stand, y{T<Tf4
Nos. I, s, and North Eutaw street Op-lt NJ
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened a new Sales Room az
No 81 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
henry McCanery a music store, where they will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of pam
and highly finished grand and square Piano FOTtes-
also, MeOdeOns, from the best makers. from 10 s.
octave some with double KEY boards, double reeds,
AM stops 10 suit small churches,
. Being extensively engaged IN The manufacture
Pianos, we will sell vhOlesaI and retail, on the
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
lgold medal At the Fairs of the Mary land Institute
two successive years-Ocfober. lS55 and lxS6-in op-
position To fourteen and eighteen pianos from sone
of the best makers from New York Boston and Raj
the Industrial Exhibition held IN Richmond. ViT-
GINA, 1855 and 1856. They have also heen awarded
the highest premium tsIlver medalD at the Metro
polItan Mechanics Far for 1857.
In addition 10 this we are an possession of testImO
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can he seen AZ our
warerOOms, speaking for themse yes and others OF
the high appreciation IN which our Instruments are
every where held.
All instruments guaranteed for Eve years, md
privilege OF exchange granted within the hrst Six
months from the day OF sale n the do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find IL TO their ADVANTAGE
to give a Gail before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly WM. KNABE 4 CO.
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And he led the embarrassed and blushing
May into the presence Of his sister, and admit
ted her to the great rejoicing; and, in few
weeks from that day, Rossiter and May were
no more twain, but one flesh. Nobody knows
what a month may bring forth-nor to what the
simplest question may lead one.-N. \. Ledger.
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WM. H. HEYL,
w HOUSE PAINTER AND GLAZfER.
Will thankfully receive and promptly and neatly ex
ecute any orders in his line with which his friends
and the public may favor him. Orders can be left at
No. iB4 corner 9th and sts., at RdenOur's Con-
fectonery Store No. So+ Penusy vana avenue (north
side between 9th and 10th streets. Those who may
ntTust work to him may rely its being ex ecuted
with neatness and Dispatch and at the lowest rates
je Is -2m
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ID Last week, says the Piedmont (Ya.) Inde-
pendent, an old miner, accompanied by his dog,
got into an empty mining car TO 20 up the incline
al Hampshire mines. His dog, in attempting to
ger into the car while II was In motion, fell under
the car, was crushed to death, threw the car OF
sne r track, which resulted in killing his master
I Inus died the master and his dog. The miners
RaEne was Johnson.
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TULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA

~ NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, Va.
The second session @ of this sci, school will commence
University of Virginia, adopting the mode of in
structIon pursued IN that Institution, will have
charge of the departments of Ancient and Modern
Languages while graduate of the V. Nj. Institute,
wh9 mas ns IN 5ea9pRT pT
lOsophy, Chemistry, and lower English branches.
The course of studies will be as follows:
PREPARATORY CLASS.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic. Geogra-
ply, Grammar, History, Algebra, Latin Grammar,
THIRD CLASS.
Mathematics, English Grammar, Arithmetic His
tory, Latin, Greek, French.
=, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry,
History. Latin. Greek, French. Spanish.
Mathematics Ns,Rs5I NiRsT cLASs dn5 Moral phosoDbv
Chemistry. Geology, English Literature, English
!TIammart Rhetoric, hosIc, Infantry and Artillery
Every Student on entering will be subjected to a
careful examination and will then be assigned to
that class 70 which his proficiency entities him and
no one will be allowed to pass toa higher class qn-
less he gives evidence of a thorough know ledge
of the subjects contal med in the preceding.
The discipline will he necessarily rigid, but the
school will he duly respected: There will he daily
military exercises but care will be taken that they do
not interfere with the Academic duties.
TERMS:
Board, Tuition. Washing, Fuel, Lights, for ten
For recommendations and further particulars, see
circulars.
CHARLES L. I.IGHTFOOT, V.M. l.,
Superintendent and Instructor in Mathematics
and Natural Sciences
J.W. GILLESPIE, University Of Va,
Instructor in Ancient and Modcra Lang
REFERENCES.
We have the privilege OF referring to the following:
Gen. William A. Richardson, Richmend City.
PROT: Maupln, University of Virginia.
| Prof. Gdersleeve, do
| Prof. Schele 10 We're, do
Prof. MoGufy, do
Prof. I.ucan Minor, William and Mary COLLEGE
Rev; John Beradus, Charlottesville.
Mr.. John Hart, A. NJ, do
John Hunter, ESQ, Louisa county,
| Col. John Voolfolk, Orange county,
Rev. WIN. $; White, d. D., Lexington.
| Rev. WIN. N. PendistOn, do
James Barbour, Esq, Culpepsr.
". D. WalIach. Esq, Washington City.
| Gen. Geo. Cooke, do
| A, Bell, Esq. do
Maj. Henry Hill, U. 8. A., New York.
| K. :. yoss. Esq, Rappk; county.
! Capt: James Stark, do
The CItiaeas Of cllpeper. iy l5-eou