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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

l'"hNrNICur
The following lin".. written hy H..
JUSTICE STORY, and in hi. hand v...
were found among the paper. If ill.,
Chief JrsTICE MARSHALL:
LINES wRIrrE> Al wA.u<cro,
Various the minds II men: NOR, y,ri,,..
Their powers and Passions, their pursuit.
Some dull and pressing, yet them,e.yc. c.,...
BY shecr good nature, like an cas, friend.
Some proud aud lofty move with cumbrau, ....
Like knights III armour. .trusglu.wl.Lrt..
Some bright anil witty scorrh nhatrrrib,,
They always say too little or too much
Some sly and slippery leave u .tllui....
What IL their meaning. AMI what worth ,....
some arc 81 Grabbed. that they nr'cr ,,r..,.
Aud some 50 cold, thOy pain likrcro.,ip,r.
Some arc 50 jealous Of each word aud l,.I
They spell your features. u, lhry >rsnsL.y
Some are 81 gentle. sni So plastic ton.
Thvy change, like melting wnN. and Vet .r.,..
Some ARE - Nsin, the very light they ,a.,
On their own foihlrs mark. them To- the
Some arc =" grave. mysterious. aud .c,l,rr
Their words flow roldly. like decree, Of IT..
And some 50 dark. :" cunning. sud 80 h.i
The assassin's dagger Turk, IN every tlI
How isw Of all We meet possess the bower
To smooth the rough or sheer the li,tlr,,,
With modest air 10 temper manly scu,,.
Studiou. to ploase, and caution, of offence
How few. with genius blest, combine m. -,
To bear their honors meek, aud wiz the hear
How few of all, who lead in public stri,c.
Grace the calm circle OF scqu"stcri lite.
How few with tempers kind, affection, nii.
Make Home III once their sulacc aui thoirlr..
How few of all, whom Learning lo,cs tot a..
Forget their own To- aid anothcrs praise.
How few, the public Favoritcs. learn to he,,
A rivals fame without or frown or >nccr.
Give me the Man, Of frank aud iruric,, mlg,
In knowledge various, and in taste rehni.
Deep in his feelings. in his words sincere,
Tender to all. but to himself severe;
Melting 1T others woes. but wisely sure
Ne'er to touch wounds hi, kindnrs, rsnnul,.-.
Profound. when need requires. but lu.err.
On thoughts Of .sntIer mood, and lighter,
Whose liberal converse with has theme gror,.a.
Cheerful, yet solid. earnest. yet polite;
Or in its playful turns, with silent.way
VIM, xs it varies, though the lNcl"us dsy.
who deems the first, the last. OF earthly .at
A Home, where love aud peace, and VIRTUE b, :.
His Altar there, ot life the aim aud eui,
Give mo that Man, and let Inc call him. Fr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
Tho "Old standards "

I'VE are living too much under the lnt'u.
encs Of Young America. are putting OIL AL
associations with the past. are forgetting the
vrcut and good wh" have gone before U.s.
The partinan.hip of the day i" ."rpIn.mn''ns
tho siu te.n,nnship of the generation. Theirs
il \ cer,a:p -u,urtne-s which can carry cut u
mining and u,"asing scheme of P,li.Ics with
marvellous udruiiusssj hut no such quality
can 1T II public man I" meet tho denranis "i
rsuI statesrnanshrp--to rise t" til" level
of the ,onsri,u,i"nrl policy Of our fathers.
the grea, cardinal principles and '"''d rules
Of our government. ~. j. Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

STEALING WATERuELo>s. The best joke
of the day is that Mr.. h. of binwdd'e, while
watching his watermelon latch" with hi.
gun IN hand. foil asleep. The thief entered
the patch and stole ~ many melon. AZ he
wanted. He got over the fence but c"nrInd-
eI To eat melon before gong away. Seeing
the sentinel. who he took IL lie II stump, he de-
librrntrly walked up t. him aud uncrremnn'-
ou.Iy broke the melon over his head. THIS
blow of course released the sentinel from the
god of sleep. and in fright he LETT at dlIpIn
,peed. lie thinking that he hai scared up
the devil ar u ghusL took Ia his heels also.
aud tho has ii melons and gun were alike
LETT to the mercy Of tho next sentinel and
thief who may pass that way f|'s'SbU'y
iui~tify>H"er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
Reason, for the Peace of villafrauca.

The letter of tho Paris correspondent ut
the New York Commercial presents some
plausible reasons on the part Of the Empe-
rur Napoleon for bringing the war tn an cnd
ON the bnsis of the Villafranca treaty.
stances alter cases" with nations
and so,ereisns, as well Us with private indi-
viduals.
There i. tolerably good evidence that
Napoleun became Disguised with the pop
ple tor whom he was shedding tho blood
of his army aud spending the millions of
his treasury, aud that lac was willing, after
adding the magnificent province of Lnnl-
hardy to the Kingdom of his friend Victor
Emanuel, to throw Eenetia into a semi-indc-
pendent state, where she might iall back on
her own resources for gaining tho rest. In
this case his only fault is that .ur having
promised too much III his proclamati"ns.
Blu, the reader may ask. why should Ma
puleun become disgus,cd with the cause i'll
which he WAS engaged? In the frat place,
he met, not only in Icnetia but in Lnmbar-
DIV, IN immense amount ui such II Austriaulsui,
il mny use the term. AMONG the residents "t
the country. OF this | think there can he
no doubt, for have heard 81 muuy EXAM
pies ul il from the mouths of French officers
who we're eye witnesses ui the incidents they
narrated, that | cannot question the fact
II Napoleon had engaged i'll tho war lur his
own benefit. ii the war had been one Of con
quest in the interest Of France. these cir
cuuatances would not have disturbed him.
because he would have anticipated them
But he was there as dlslnteresled lIberatnr,
shedding blood and treasure simply tor the
thanks Of the people. This, then, was the
first cause of his Indifference III the prone.
cution Of the programme lie had laid down
Then il is said that Napoleon discovered
tlut there were plans i'll Lombardy AMI We
mitia to erect those tw0 provinces into sep
arate government from Piedmont, with the
h-pe of DRAWN. with them part OF the
Duchics: and this did not please him. tor he
saw himself made the tool, nr the organ rath
or. of securing entirely At his own expense
n state othnSs which perhaps would throw
the Italian question into more dangerous
position than it was before. The TACT he
came known to Napoleon TINT the leading
men of l. ,mbardy and Nrnetia would prefer
"A foreign Prince Tor ruler tn Hictnr Emanuel
and tina, they were determined at least t.
make Milan the capital. This was another
reason fur hi, ind, ference in prosecuting fur
,h.r Nj costly war.
Then again, the total absence of pror
sious in the country to supply his immense
army IA, difficulty nf bringing up supple.
IN. indifference Of the Italians. perhaps,
ought To- say luziuess, in aiding him in thi,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
An Affectlouats Parting.

The Albany Express has some subscri-
beers who don't pay for their papers. The
Express bids them good bye in the follow
ing tender terms:
This week we strike from our list only
about fifty subscribers who will not pay
their dues to the printer. In doing 81, W.
take them by the hand and with tears in
our eyes, bld them All utfectiouute farewell
G,od-bye, old subs Take care Of your
selves Sometimes think Of the Express
which you have read 50 long for nothing
Sponge upon some other printer now for u
while. 4 change of diet will doubtless be
good for you. Poor fellows! we are little
sorry 10 turn you out upon the dark night
without lamp, but it must be 81. Strike
for the nearest neighbours light. He may
let you in and feed you ior a year or two,
upon the strength Of your honorable promi-
ses to pay ut the end of that tIms. For
ourselves, we have enough Of these curious
pledges"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
Tornado On the Upper Mlssissippi.

We learn from yuri"u- gentlemen c"nnec'-
4sl with the late military expediti"n into the
upper country, that, on Monday last that
raIinn WAS swept NV II terrific tornado, that
blew down and in ured houses, twisted up
large trees, blew over the corn crops, and d'l
great deal Of damage heside., III other
WAYS. Itextendrd up IN far rs Cambridge
where three or four houses were blown over.
Tn. soldier. describe It's effects at Monticello
a, fearful. Idm Pimeer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
n.rriup Attempt At Assas.iustion.

Az DIR, u. B.ulware. who reside. near
Por, Royal. IN Csrulins county, was returning
hu,n, from y nsigl,l"r's on FRIDAY night last
ne WIS knocked down 10y y negr" VIII" sud
denly sprung IN him IN the rad. The negr"
then comnenced choking his victim. who WA
,.n.el... from II blow on the temple, but "n'
;,tsrrupted by y negro woman, at who.e nP-
pearsurs he He'd 4 neEr" bas been arres-
tsJ for The crime, and i. in prison. About il
week prey,uus, NJ Frank Fnhhngll wss al."
knocked down 10y nsgr" who afterwards
escaped 10 RrchIn"nd.-trei. Herai",
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
Comparative Extent Of Territory.

When We read of the wealth and power ~
Eng gland il in not easy to conceive TIA, her
lerritory--i g. the territory 81 EnSishd pro-
u.r--i. less than That Of several 81 "ur W.
diyiduai State: and TINT the nrea OF tho
United Kingdom. including England. Scot
hand aud ireland. is less than half the area OF
Texas, aud less than that Of California
The tollowing figures will show these things
IN hn trilp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The Baden government has recently maze
some declarations regarding the cSpatrl"''"n
question. 1t is declared that the govern
msnt of Baden does not require American
nstnrsl;xed citizens. who have been subjects
in Baden, to perform duty there in case they
return. even il they have emigrated with
out consent,-that il, il they return merely
for a visit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The New York Herald says:-"We per-
eeive that the Opposition journals of Vir-
giuia are unanimously sec"nding the motion
Of the Richmond Wing. for State C"nSe"-
ton Of their party, on the eth Of October at
Richmond. for the purpose Of All "rgan'h"-
ton for the Presidential campaign. Doubt
less the Convention. IN proposed. Will he
held, and it may be turned To II tremendous
account in the work Of bringing out new
aud powerful national conservative party Tor
the succession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
SQUARE siileI.
S,,,,r. Miles
The Tornado at Pri CO Edwards Island.

Bosrox. Aug 9.-The Prince Edward =
Island Examiner describes the tornado o. the
5th inst, ms the most terrific ever known 10
That re.inn: the wind tearing up "ir"hg
trees aud doing much damage I" property "h
the Island. A number Of BOATS IN The mar,
hor were upset. one of which '1n'ai".'d
Frederick Goodwin, sum Of the lion, D. H.
Gudwin. fu,merly Collector Mt Charlotte
tnwn and Miss Maloney, both being dr"~"
ed Several other ca>es Of drowning ~ere
reu,r,ed, and vessel was SUPPOSED u nave
zone down with all on bard-seVen per
SONS. The Examiner also fears tor the SAFE
~ Of the fishing vessels, Of which there
were n large number nut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

TuE REr. wr CapRrgors-A thick headed
.uuirs, being wur.ted by Sidney smith in M
argument t.nk his revenge toy eAcIa'n'ns'
.lf had son who was M idiot, hy ')"re.
I'd max. him pars"n." Very probable, "
replied Sidney. hut see your father Was
OF q different mind"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The newspapers is" M account "I meet
ing said to have hesn lately held at the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs by tbs
american Legion, Knights OF the G"lde"
Circle" only attended by certain OF the
Southern Chivalry. and lacking t" move
ments concerning Mexico and c"ba 1t Is a
pity these gentlemen at the Springs can
not etnpIoy themselves more asreehhiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

A depututi"n from the Anti-Oplum Socl-
ely, IN England. has waited upon SIR Charles
Wood to urge the prohibition Of the cultira.
tion Of opium, except for medicinal purposes,
in British India Sir Charles i'll reply said
that the present unsatisfactory state OF tho
finances of India rendered 1t impossible to
touch the revenue derived from the opium
trade lie WAS not sure that the evils nt the
trade were 81 bad rs they had boon represent
cd but he admitted the dcsirability "f sepa-
rating the government from 1t when that
might he possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
EDGE HILL SCHOOL
Gatnfys Po't DGic', '"fo''"' '""..F'
Preparatory to the University Of 'fg

Lath'ys ron 'Wc', '"f"''"' '"""-f'
Preparatory to the University Of Vrg
(Chn,yrS Red"c,dj
nNHB nth srS,iog of this School, m,!I r--
Ocfob-r 1T, and end Jmiy 3i-t iOli""n-
course Is that of the University "i |Hs'.'
prisng
|. English branches Grammar. ~
Composition, biography. Writing Afi''u'
2, Latin and Greek and their iii-'"r! H'' .
allure.
=. French and Italian md their idirf1'''
4. A nOst comprehensive "ourrc "i h"..'-
quite as full as that Of any Cnllog' "f wv
in the United States.
B.. Civil aud Mechanical Engineering '.
Theory AMI CONSTRUCTION Of the steam W..
q. Drawing Ornamental aud N"'h'i
Writing,
Tue advantages Possessed by this EN-.
catiuD, ~ regards the health aud m"fn.".
neig hborhood; in appointment u' ~ 100 80
APPARATUS AMI cspitsl buildings. symD''.'
house, &C.; in the ehpor.mc. aud '"''''
Principal, who has NOW ircD thHl''"
teacher, and the high testImOn'"I-"i h'
who was prevented by i'll health alDu" o.
his dssrc. ut thY last public day, nud WI.
get it in October; th--c, rs we'll ~ TIE ''-'
ly moral md Christian tone al the Srh'.
biss to rsconiusud At 1" ihe .ti"ui"t
and guardians ~ hu' ing !,S equals 90
riurs.
Charges -$l25 per tern, Tor ever!iI.'
lights. ..
A detailed catalogue may be hal by ..
Nr. SCHOoLER, Ut Guiney's, Caroline COZ.
giuis. lilo refers to-
The Faculty Of the University 'i N";'.
f,ssors Bartlett. Mahsn, and Church" ~
Prolepsur Chauycnet. of AnnsI"I': u,
Tucker, RirLmoud Hon. ID. {. b'Jafr'
| II. Coleman. and I. y. WeIrh, u ,N'
W. Newton, WustInorclnnd; K. II. A's"' !.
sbann; Right Row. Bisb"p Mcads, ks',
J. ID. Coleman, ID. NJ. Wharton, W u. - ID
Friend, e. e. Biting. J. A. Br".ddn'' %
kinsop, n. n. Nelson, L. y. heS1'. -
e. Randolph, Clarke; ]. 4. s"u'h'",
| Professor Vsnsble. Columbia, = -
| Coleman, Senate vi Virginia. ,pv ~
SAMUEL SCHO"Lh'
&. N. GiEBEAs.
Caroline county. Virginia. " =
AND FOR SALR.-l ufcr At pm
i ! farm ! miles from PIedmon' ..,Ist
/ mils from Cool Spring Church. cons
HUNDRED ANDTHlRTl A. hh' s.. -
acres VI this land is cleared and J"
| cultivation, al wall sol in graz SUI 81
| bottom land which IL n first rate NM
-, The IMPROVEMENTS are ''O'
81 table. There is on the prsui'''' ",
sits. one OF tbs best in the c"np"! ~
a ,x..ilI uD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

A son Of Mr.. S. |. BaSg"tt. Of Freh"rckS'
burg. aged about twelve years, was a'e'arn-
tally shot. by the discharge Of gum while
hunting, on Tuesday morning. me ,''an
entered just above the abdomen but IL l"
thought he will recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The people of Savoy are sail to be signing
petitions in favor of annexation a. France.
The French language i. almost exclusively
spoken in this province, AMI the nanncrs and
customs of the people are the same as those
of France. Moreover, it lies on this side OF
the Alps. the only territory belonging t" al
Italian state which does. These ar" all very
sensible reasons why this province would
prefer to belong to France, but it is not
probable that the wishes OF the petitioners
will be heard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

We have received the September number
ofG"dey'r Lady's Book, handsomely illustra-
ted. Received and for sale. at his bookstore,
by Geo. Y. French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

tits stated that the contract for the r"nstr"'-
tiou of the immense Metropolitan Cathedral
contemplated to be erected by the Catholic
nonulst;on Of New York. has becn awarded
to Mr.. joyce of B.lleviIle. New Jersey l. -
thought it will require six or seven years Tor
its cOmpletiun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The accounts received by the Asia repre-
sent the alarm manifested hy Eugl land and
Prussia. in regard to the hostile projects at-
tribuled to L,uis Napoleon. ~ being on the
decline. Notwithstanding tho uncertainty
that must prevail Ia the public mind 80
long Nv the political affairs OF Italy remain
unsettled, the funds exhibit hu'yancy
which shows that the commercial world
places greater faith in the Emperor : sIncer',
ty than the tone Of the newspapers would
lead us tO believe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22
AMERICAN UoRsgs IN ENGLAND A

AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ENGLAND "A 'St'sr
dated l. un,ion. August 5th. says .,o,,
mir. Ten Bruerk. who nettsd about sso'''
600 last week at Gnalw"d. yesterday car
ried If the Queens gold cup at hr'Kheh'
with his horse Olympus. The cup IT.
hundred s"versigns in specie, lS5n,) w"h
S26 added for every three years old entered;
and the stakes were therefore, worth taking
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

Another painful warning against the use
of burning fluid is presented in tho case Of
Mrs. Nichols, of Bridgeport. Connecticut
She was trying to kiudlea lire with can Of
the fluid, which bursied aud burnt her iar"
to u crisp. and her body ." badly II" t" e"'"'
almost instant death. Will II" experience,
however, painful. have the effect OF banlsh'ns
this dangerous fluid from mn"n use!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

Drs. Luckett and Tut. M Philadelphia,
formerly of Loudoun. have beeu elected
,,embers of the Consulting Board Of the
Medical Department Of the Aims House OF
Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

At Philadelphia last week. the ranite has"
to support the marble slab over the remains
of Benjamin and Deborah Franklin. was
placed in position, 1t is an immense block
SIX feet ten inches long. and four feet ten
inches wide, and three feet deep. ana rests
upon a foundation Of masonry. The top Is
chiselled cut a. admit the slab, which was re-
moved recently to have the lettering rr,rut
and the sides dressed. 1t contains SIMPLY
BENJAMIN and Deborah Franklin. lI9o.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

Hon. Grantlsy +. Berkeley. the famous
English Sportsman. is sbodt tn VISIT thus
country, on huutng tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

Hon. Charles j. Faulkner has designated
the Lessburg Academy as QUE Of the l"s'''
totions. in the State of Virginia. t" be sup
ulied with u copy Of tho Annals Of Con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

Hood says that the phrase "rep"biir OF
letters" was hit up"n to signify that, taking
the whole lot Of authors together, they had
not sovereign amongst them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

There will be Tournament and Fancy
Ball at the Warren White Sulphur Springs,
on Tuesday, Tomorrow BID inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

.sL.-----s.=--rl-- =
In relation to the effect in Europe Of Gen.
Cass' letter aboSt naturalization, we quote
from the European Time. The German
powers, however distasteful it may be t"
tLcn,. will give way. and they will resI ert
the rights Of the Ger,nanic Americans VIII"
return from the Par West" with IL hand
some amount OF dollars with which 1" pass
the evening of their days in their native
country. 1t il Il remarkable f"ct that there
is NO grea, power in the world with NJ small
an army and navy ~ the United States and
vet which make. itself more feared and re-
specteI abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

William II. Rogers. Of Utah, has heen AZ
pointed Indian agent in the Territory Of
Utah, vice X. b. Jarvis. resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The Charleston Is. c. Courier says that
during the week ending August l!th.' oniy
one white psFson had died 10 that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The Mckinney (rexas) Messenger nom'-
mates the Hon. Sam Huston AZ the Union
Candidate" for the next Presidency. sub
iect to the Convention Of the people at the
haIInt-h,y "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

1t is said that girl III Pittsfeld was struck
dumb by the firing of IL cannon. Since
then number of married men have invited
the artillery to come and discharge their
pieces nn their premises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The resignation OF Lieut.. +. Y. McCauley,
L. ). ~, recently rendered, has been accept
ell by the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

The Washington Star gives an account Of
the impostrr mentioned i'll Saturdays paper,
who has been fl 'urishing in tina. city. in Bal.l-
more AT Annapolis, at Luther.vllc, Nd, and
at several If the Virginia Springs. under tho
different c"gnumens of Mr.. Geo. Glichen.
alias G.. Glinwitz. VI. d.. alias kcnaud, alias
Count De Glichcn. lie swinlled various
people. among whom was gentleman for.
moriy IL member III Congress tram Maryland,
and NOW high "ticer i'll Mary land, VIII" fill
ally caused his arrest but then failed to ap-
pear against ham. Consequently. he III again
at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-22

yINIIE SECOND SESSION of this School will
commence On the hrrt Of September urX'..-
The Principal is graduate al the University VI
Virginia and the School 10 designed u 10 prepar
at"ry Tor that institution.
A few buar,ler. will 10 taken.
TERMS For huari aud tuition, including every
thing except lights, 500 for the entire session OF
ten month";.
For circulars, containing further particulars. AL
dress JAMES Il. BAKER,
ie 2s-e"2m Miiilrburg. L0udoun co.. Va.
4 YOUNG MAN, Il graduate OF Harvard Uni
~ versity, Cambridge. Massachusetts, desires \
situation AS TUTOR, in some private family in
viryinia, To teach nIl branches of Collegiate elu
rutlon 70 those wishing such TEACHER, "a
ii.iactory reference. will be given. on applcutios
To tho subscriber. or To DR.. +. {. Slaughter Cul.
pepper Court house, Virginia.
l.. W. BAILEY, b. A., care Of
Dr. =. c. Slaughter.
RgrsshXrgs:-s. 5. Bradford, ESD, Culpepes
Court h"u.c DR.. ID. Y. Green, L. 5. ~, Brandy
Station. virgnia Prof W. Il. Rogers. formerly
Professor OF Geology in tbs University o! Eiryinia,
aud State iieologist; Prof. Joseph Henry, Superin.
teu,lcut of Smith s.nian Institute: Rev. James al
ker. D. ID. l.. l.. D., President Of Harvard College.
Culp-per county. aug l?-s"lm
nANAwAY from the subscriber, my Negro
IL man JEFF. SMITH, on Thursday. 2lst ult.
lie is very bright mulart". about years VI age,
hair nearly straight, high cheek bones, short but
not fiat nose. wears ~ m"u.tachc generally, quite
broad ,houldercd for his heigbt-about I've feet
six iurhs. high gsnarally pale, and Of quick
speech. and would pas. mr u "hiis man in the
dusk Of the evening / will Civ. the usual reward
for runway. ifruught in this rounty or elsewhere
lie Wa. last seen in Warr-nton, Va, the day he
lett Ilv has N wife Mt Mr.. MeCornrk's, in Al
eAuudra, und mother in Williamsburg, Virginia
f. LEWIS MARSHALL.
Fanquer county, aug l-e"St
NIOOL purchased by
w h3 ROBINSON / PAYNE