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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

SOWING SEEDs.-Cauliflower seeds. the
several sorts of early clbbage, tomato.
and egg plant, should all be sown in bo,.
beds early IN this month.
In the open ground, potatoes NAV be
planted IN the latter part or the month
but should have covering of litter or
straw thrown over them.
Eariy peas may be planted at any time
that the ground may be liz order for work.
ing. Lettuce, splnage and early CABBAGE
seed. may also De Sown in warm borders
the latter part of the month"; Amer.
can Farmer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29


Fowl MANuRE.-No manure obtain
ed by the farmer Is as valuable as the
manure from The poultry house. Of this
there is no question, and yet we can bard
ly answer the question. :" la what way
is II best TO use IL g This manure Is
made only in small quantities, and II may
be that as general thing much of 1t Is
wasted. 1t may be thrown with other ma
nure, muck and refuse on the compos-
heap, tut our plan Is 10 save IL. or speciel
purposes, aud we generally use II IN the
vegetable garden, where 1t Is not only
valuable, out exceedingly convenient
When dry, II may be sown with onion
seeds III the drills, at planting time, and
four or live quarts put into a barrel of
ram water makes a most superb liquid
manure for any beds OF young plants mat
need stimulating. Ia this form we use 1t
for our melons aud cucumbers, as soon as
they appear above ground, to put them
out OF the way of the = bugs" and on beds
OF cabbage, caulitiower plants, Sc, for
the same purpose. Celery plants after
beng set out IN the trenches may be bur
RED up amazingly by being walered two
or three times a week with this liquid
food. Ii magnificent sweet corn is want
ed. half pint of the dry hen dung, fine
ly scattered IN each hill, Will give it, and
no mistake. If you have been able to
grow only hard, hot, wormy radishss.
next sprIng sow the seed in very shallow
drills, (nol too early in a warm, shelter
ed place, then cover the bed with a thin
dressing OF coal ashes, and water with
the liquid hen manure each alternate
night, and If the season is as favorable
as ordinary, you will have no cause to re-
pent the trial. A little charcoal dust is
better than coal ashes Rural New
Yorker.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

VARIETIES o. NEGErABLEs.-Do not
eonfine your garden 10 few peas, string
beans. potatoes and cabbages but 90
through the whole list of valuable planrs
now found in the bes, gardens, AMI SIM.
ply yourslf with seeds now.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
STATE OF WISCONSIN. !
Bank ComptrOlie RS Office

MADISON, june 10, 1855.
FINIE WISCONSIN BANK, at Mineral Poin in this
State, having relinquished business and deposited
in this office sum of money sufficient redeem all
their outstanding counterigned circulating
Notice is therefore hereby given that all outstan
countersigned of said bank redeemed at
par, on presentation at this Office. WM II DENNIS,
n32S llta25vl2 Bank Comptroller.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
travelling Agents Wanted
Permanent Employneut.

"E wish 70 engage a limited number Of responsible.
agents To travel and solicit orders for 4.oater's
Fateai tsrst Preman Fifteen and TreHty- Fire DoLar
raig oehRg -hdcaiHes,-the very best low priced Ma
IN we IaTke and fully equal TO the high rrIcs,s
% 20 rs operation and less liable get out of order
TO only limited number of Agents For ennSftions
ana Instructions IL The business address with tsn,r en-,
~oseUi l. NJ. DAGGETT K CO.
'e'' No Wilson Lane, Boston Mass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

The progress this Corporation hiss been stable and
uninterrupted through of financial sunshine and
Storm or periods eventful in exempt from sweeping
connagraton or naTatine disaster Being long ek,ab
q cash basis The troubles of the creti systou
effect : in o material particular
During hard times the security of reliable Insurance.
is an i'm perave Gutythe ability of property
sustain loss being then much lessened-
Agencies in all lie principal cities and towns hrouSA
the State oeies issued without delay by of
the duly authorized Agents of the Company
r. l.. READ. Agent.
Nov. % lS5S-4 HighSt Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

in the building formerly occupied by Mr.. Striuger as
blacksmith Shop. Commerce Street where they are
prepared To manufacture every article in their line
short notice.
Pork Barrels Flour Barrels, Mining Tubs, &c
kept constantly on hand and made order.
= Repairing done at all times. All work warranted
j. NJ. PICKARTS x J. SCHWARTZ.
Mineral Point, Oct. Is, 1885. 42tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
FASHIONABLE

FASHIONABLE
BARBERING AND HAIR-DRESSING
FHE subscriber having recently opened shop in the
i room the Mineral Point Book Store nearly on
posite the fofei prepared rst u,e
customers any hour ofthe day. SHA VISG, SH NJ
POONTHG, EMBARRASSING, &C.. done in the bss
manner and 81 fashionable STYLES.
By strict attention to his business and ardent de-
ire to please, he hopes to merit receive share of
the patronage of the citizens city ofMinera Point
Geafienen, please call and give n, a trial
Mineral et., June 90, 1s57.124tl M PTURSER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,
,NRR AGING nearly every variety known, particularly
H. the most patterns just received ana oerce
far AL. by VIM LANYON Il son, on Commerce Street
Among his assor may be found the following:
Ar-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May F7orer, Water t'teh,
Black Diamond, IRON HendTeh,
Prairie Queen, western queen,
Hs,o World Cutirator, Unsrerss,
keystone, A,la.s BangHP, Lion, &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
ing, among other:
PARLOR STOVES.
sviraawth without E2orat open elos'dfronts
Boston, :. - CoH'Se SeoeeS' 81, 81
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size, together wi few COAL
STOVES both Cooking and the Parlor He has also
= large stock of beautiful
Britspin-Wnre
including
TEA Pots, coSee Pots, Sugar Urns, Creamers,
Mofas.ss Pitchers Casters. Pitchers,
Mugs Cups, 6dHdesttcHs,
SptttoORs, Lamps &C. %, &C
Selected with care and offered remarkable low rates
Tin. Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
of all kinds constantly hand, or manufactured TO or
der o the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment is FURNACE,
where either of their respective lines viii be done
N tn. best possible manner
Job Work attended TO in any of the above Shops on
short notice .
ey Persons desiring any thing his line, invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANYON Il son.
Mineral Point, October. 1855. -ly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
HUGHES & DICKINSON.
AND COMMISSION uERcu,~r

Dealers N LUMBER, SALT, PRODUCE,
HIDES, &c, So, Sc
Goods Of eny description consigned 70 cr- s-- iii
meet WITH prompt attention Office at terminus OF
'luoIa' Foiht hal1roso- IN the rear Of LANNON'S
onriFy- Mineral Point. Wisconsin
hicsAL HUGHES. lOtf JoSEPu ". DTCKrysoS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
LOOK HERE {.
And sugar CrucLe re

The above will he sold at ver5 low figures tor cas
lg We have the exclusive Agency for the Coahl5 -
Iowa to sell Crackers for the Mechanical par .
Chicago. JENKINS, BAERINGEh Il -:
January 10th, 1859.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
H0 FOR PIXIES PEAK!

INE suscrIber Is prepared to leave Tor Tho gold
i giOns, is offering tine assortment of.
Guns. Pistols, Elasi<s.
and nearly article IN hi. line low
Persons desirous of purchasing viii do we'll call
once.
lie has on hand large stock of guns to be repaired
for customers which will De sold pay charges unless
called for NELSON LATHROP.
Feb 2lst 1889. stf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
RIOS TUS FOR 1899

rIHHE New Volume Of the NEW YORK WFEKIY IL
i LUSTRED GOLDEN PRIZE viii commence Janus-
~ LIST, 1889 The following the tterafi
whose productions will grace the columns Of this
journal for the coming year;
Rev. c. H. Sturgeon, London. Or. o. c Van Buren,
@. W NJ. Reynolds lie .don. 1t. j. VI. Platt [. : y
4. r. * James, Novelist. r. Clinton Darlington.
SIR EDWARD Oulwer- Miss Southworth.
G~n- e F. Hennlngsea, Mrs Anna Whepley.
late OF Nicaragua Miss Hetty Hearty.
Z l. - v" Crockett - Virginia Yau CHAN
y - Munsop a. hi Vernon.
capt VI II Alexander, L :. y. d" Minnie Msntour.
Thomas Dunn English, VI. d. Hattie Glare
Henry GlapP. Jr- Mrs T. &. Sinclair
TERMS:
Terms Of Subscription. - 90 a year : and each sub
erieer IL entitled 70 Of the articles named in tho
following list. ana requested what article
he desires when he sends his substitution none.
oil i Pan
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
NEW COOPER SHOP
COOPER sHoF

JHE undersigned would respectfully inform the civ
Gems of Mineral Point and vicinity, that they
pened
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
TEE GREAT
Il & E MING SECRET
For sale at the
MINERAL POINT BOOK STORE

FRESH ARRIVAL
hF that Splensii. magnificent and ,fo-;,,s f.h.x,
" ins ana smoking Tobacco, is nov on exhibition
- ~ '-'e - !. SMITHS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Bcnepolent institution established By special Endoe-
the relief n the sick and Distressed ajct-
ed ruth Ptrafent and Epidemic Diseases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
Fire and Loss OF Life.

NEWARK December 21.--About three
o'clock yesterday morning. a dwelling house
in Goes Cart, III this city, occupied by four
families. vas destroyed by tire. All the in
mates escaped save one, Il Mis-. Lyons. who
reached the front door lut becoming bewil-
dpred. cnuid not open it. Her screams tor
help were heard all over The neighborhood.
bur before assistance could reach her the en-
tire building va, in flames. Her indy was
iound amid the ruins ty.u hours afterwards.
The victim leaves tour children.
Detective officer Wambnld. arrested II man
and a wnman named Welsh, living in the
basement. on Suspicion Of setting ire TO the
place. TIE testimony is very strong against
Ihcm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Senate Printing. &c.

WASHINGTON. DaccnIher. 2S.-The Senate
Committee on Printing. has directed the SUI
perintendent Of Public Printing. Mr.. Hart.
to designate scme person TO execute the SEN
ate Printing until Printer to the Senate is
elected by that body.
There i no dubt that Gen. Bowman, pro-
prirtur II the Constitution newspaper, and
Administration candidate Tor Senate Printer,
will be designated by Mr.. Hart Is Printer
pro ten under this order.
The only American members who voted
against Mr. Maynard III the ballot, to-day.
were Me>srs. H. ". Davis. Of Nd. and Geo
B Eggs OF New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
Rids for Treasury Notes.

The bids for the S3,OuU.0nO of Treasury
Notes were opened 1T the department. on
Tuesday,. at II O'Clock. NJ, according 70
advertisement The bids are Tor nearly
twice the amnun. offered, and are as follows:
The Savings Bank Of Baltimore, So, 900, 81;
do, 10000, i: the Warren Institution Tor
Savings. Chariestown Mass. 10000. q; do,
25.On, Is. Messrs. Riggs y Co., Washington.
d. c 500. 900. Il: -. McMurtirc, Pa. l5,-
uun, 4. From New York:-A 4 NJ. Tucker,
5,000,5; Trevin 4 Colgate, 50n.uoo, y,
Thompson Il Bro, 2uo,Wm, 4: Alexander
Stewart, 100000. u Reese, Drexel & Co.;
100000, &: Emigration Industrial Inst,
100000. &: r. Il. " A. Stewart, 100000, o.;
Hoffman 4 Co., 100000, i: Maurice 4 kevil
100. 900, &; Clarkson d Co., $1,000. q; Guy
Ter Bank. 100 OAo. .: Joseph Lawrence
81. 900. 81, L. S Trust Co., 10000, Il; Nj.
Morgan 4 Son. 2uOGG0, {: New Haven
Bank, 10000, &: Queens County Savings
Bank, y. u. 5000, i; Henry I. Vail, 200
900, 6; Marine Savings institution. 'o,otW
&: Irving Savings Institution. 10000, 81;
do, $4,000, .; Dry Dock Savings Inst, 100
600 4; do, $4,000, d; East River Savings
Inst, 10000 4; Gabriel Weed, \. L..
10000, 81: Orient Marine Insurance Com
pany, 100, 900. .: Salem Five Per cent. Saw
ings Bank, 100000, 6: George IL. Norman,
10000, 6. Total, s.. i4G .0oa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
ShinWreck at Sea.

NEW ORLEANS Dec 2I-rhe barque Dor
etto, irom Bremenhayen. reports having
picked op II boat on the l9th containing FIVE
women and four mcr. from the ship SilaS
Holmes. which sunk at sen on the 10th. i've
days after leaving Garden Island Hey, where
she bad been aground The remainder OF
the passengers and crew, numbering in all
thirty-two souls. have not been heard from.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
addi.ional from NeYico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2T.-Thc Tennessee
brings the following additional information:
Miramon's government protested against
Mr.. McLane's treaty at Guadalajara on the
Srh. Miramon had restored 100000 OF
the 100000 which Marquee took from the
specie condunta, and forwarded the rest 70
Tepic There is nov but 100000 missing
from the whole amount.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
AUCTION SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-by virtue Of q "arr'..' y
- distress Issued in favor of tie AicXanpI.a Ia
ma! Company, against James k. WIis'. J VII
offer for sale. by auction, On THURSDAY, tie
FIFTH DAY or JANUARY, lst0, y room. lie
following property, viz SIN CA
go NAL BOATS. now lying - NJ.
near lle docs vt the said Wilson. OF tie Ai.Nai-
dl!a Canal, near the Potomac AGucduS;, WIN der
furniture and equipment, the same having !,,u
seized and taken under the SAID warrant. - sat'
~ rent due the said company. Terms cash.
sale To take lace ~ the said door.
dee 2s--dts {. NJ CASTLEMAN, J. :.
VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALLY "ir-
tue OF decree Of the County Courtof alex
andris County, rendered in the suit OF Brchs IL
-cutors asaiust Birch, We the undersigned, VII
offer Tor sale at Samuel Cats Tave-n. Nesr End.
On MONDAY. JANUARY SECOND, l,Gu, b.
i. O'Clock. NJ tho following likel. SLAVES, -
wit: Emanuel Robert, Allen, Simon. auu Eilrs"e'h
and her TWO children. The above slaves rae very
likely and valuable rs farm hands. AMI can Urlu-
the best Recommendations ss honest innusIfi"G,.
obcdieu, servants. For further Information. q
auirc Of Henry Birch, No. 200, twentieth street.
Washington, u. I.
RANDOLPH BIRCH, Executors ofJohu
HENRY BIRCH. Birch, decd
Lac 9s.-nt-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29

In Philadelphia On Tuesday. the Hon.
Henry NJ. Phillips was Installed ~ Grand
Master If the Grand l. ii re of Pennsylvania,
AMI made u very appropriate and suitable
the brethren particularly 10 remember the
great love they owe their country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
Murder.

BusroS. December 2T.-Ilarriry G,odnow.
alias Freeborn. keeper Of u brnthe III Spring
.trect. was CHECKED To death last night by
Charles II Gyudius. He was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
Sailing OF the hmerica.

BasT,S, Dee. 2S-Thc steamer Amcrica
sa led hence today Tor Liverpool. with 80
900 10 specie, and q passengers for Liver
rogi and i5 for Halifax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
gY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.

The country residence ri W. Burden, near
Try \. Y. xas ente Ell bv burg ars on Sun
das night aad robped a silver plate to the
value VI t,urte"r hundred dollars. a re.
ward OF 500 IS offered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29

The West India mail steamship Karnak
arrived at New York on Tuesday evening
with news from Havana, and from Nassau,
y. p There were no treghts to be had n
Havana The United States steamship Wy
audvt. Commander Stsniy. when entering
the port OF CIehfuegoS. with distressed vas
sci in tow, was fired II with muskets from
the fort and brought T., by order OF the officer
Ia command. The Governor subsequently
made some sort of an apol gy. Trade was
dull NJ Havana, but the city WAS healthy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
dee 2A--d4w

GALE or BUILDING L0lS.-Nili DC oL,set
- al auction UA SATURDAY, DECEADhE
Oh the premises, AT l. oc.".h,
NJ, FOURTEEN BUILDING LOIS, <IILos.u ="
the north side ol Glbbon, between fltt H"o -
Asaph streets.
IsRMs or sALE.-0ne- fifth cash, tie "neo
in d, IL is, anu ~ months, with Interest tue 20
DO given wnen the last payment IL made. D1e-'
10 be paid Tor by the purchaser.
VA b. suld ut the same time, GEoI ID
RENT ol 81 per aunum, on o lot fronting -
ieet on st. Asaph street, and lib feet deep
dec lU-uts 4. Nj. MCCORMICK, Au'tt.
re- The above sale is postponed 10 In / IL
DAY, HE TWENTY SECOND lNoIAAi, 1t
same Ioui alb place.
dec ZI-u2t +. ". MCCORMICK, AucL
E.b- ile ABOVE sale Is iurtLer l1spot,d -
TLLRsDAI. THE TWENIi-NlAIh I%SIy
at the same hour, IN front VI the Mayor rihg,
dec T4-.ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
MARRIED.

At "Allonwick.' Prince Georges county. Md
by the Rev. DR.. Young. ROBERT 4. PARRISH
Of Philadelphia. 10 FANNIE ELLIOTT, daugh'
tor of William Tyson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
LEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE For SALi
n on LONt; CREDTTS.-By virtI" Of j.

a LEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE For SALi
n on Long CREDITS.-By virtu" 81 n j.
crr,a order OF the Circuit Court Of tahct County.
rendered y, the last August tenn, N The cas-" -
Sophn W. Peyton, against the heirs OF lhon"'
Dundas. deceased. the undersigned, will. an III
f,vrth Jfondng IN January merit, AT the front doei
If III. Cour, House of Alexandria County, Va.
sell al public auction, To the highest bidder, az
that LOT Of LAND. in the city of Alexandra.
occupied hy what WAS formerly known Is III"
e. Washington Tavern. now known a. III"
S$i MARSHALL HOUSE, together with he 50
bic lot thereto belonging, with their apr0ienlH
crs, on rhrcccqua credits of T. Is. ana ~ months
purchaser giving bond and security and 'it1e r.
tanned n. further security. otherparlicu!ar>m ma"
known on the day Of sale.
HkNRI J. SAMUELS, Special
John LAIDLHY, Comm -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
PIEDMONT CLASSICAL ACADEMY, Fauquier
connty VIRGINIA

TINE duties Of thls school will be resumed on
i Monday. I'd January. iS6n It's successful
operation for six years, (upder IL present Princl-
pal, Rev. L. VI. Edwards is the best guarantee
OF future usefulness. The expenses Of a student
for hoard and luition does not exceed Slbn Tor
ten months Peculiar advantages afforded for
preparation for College. for business life Cat
alogues and Circulars forwarded 10 any address.
on application 10 T. NJ Ep" Al KIDS
Piedmont Station, Manassas Gap Railroad.
Fauduier county, dee lj-eolm
NOTICE Our bills are all made oil, ready for
N delivery and settlement. II not called for
at our desk prior to the 18th Of the present month
they will then without discrimination, be issued.
|, is hoped there will he an early and more than
usual promptncss manifested by all TO whom they
will be sent IL settling up.
CLAGETT & p0psaN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29

A larquet was given nj the Astor House,
New York, on Saturday Inst, by the Com
mon Council, t, Fernando Wood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. ]. OSBURN respectfully announces to
Nl the ctizers Of Alexandria. that he will COIN
msnce his second course Of instructions in the
above accomplishments On MONDAY, THE
SECOND OF JANUARY, 1860, at sAREPTA
HALL.
Hours OF tuition from 3 to o'clock, P. NJ. and
from to 10 o'clock, y. VI.
Terms for the session OF twenty lessons, Sl0-
PAYABLE half In advance.
Persons wishing to take lessons had better com
mence at the specified time, rs no deduction will
be allowed for lost time. except in case OF sickness
unless there he previous understanding.
d.c 2g-eoyt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29

The New Haven Journal says that Col.
Sam Colt Of Hartford. has made arrange
mcnts t. establish a branch manutact3ry OF
fire arms al Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-29
EDWARD B. SMITH. M. A., Principal.
A. MAGILL SMITH, ID. A,

A. MAGILL SMITH, ID. A.
The third session Of my School. hitherto located
ia Aibcmarlr county, will begin on the irst Of
September next. The new location IL easily ne
ccs.ibie from all parts of the country. being within
n short walk OF Cu!prper depot, on the Orange and
Acxaniria Railroad three hours ride from Alex.
audria. VI. The usual subjects will be taught
Holding the degree Of Master u Arts Of tue Uni.
v.r,Ity - virginia having taught fur two years in
that Institution. n au Assistant Instructor, and
hat ing hal Desldcs, several years experience in
fcachipg nnl conducting ny school. feel enabled
70 prolgi,c thorough instruction IN every branch.
Ny aSsi.urt i also Master Of Art OF tile Uni
yer,iy. and ha- taught for -olne years. with great
efficiency and succtss.
TEga. For board and tuition for each hall
session Cf FIVE months, Sl25-eycrything furnish
ed but Ii,h,s. Payment required in aa.ance.
For catalogues. containing further information,
recommendations. Be address me. at cub sler {.
H., Va. EDWARD Il. SMITH. II. A.
Reference is made to The Faculty Of the Uni.
versity of Virginia: Rev. John A. Broaius, Rev.
X. X. Meade, Charlottesville, Virginia; Octayius
Cohen. ohm Richardson, esqrs, Savannah, Ca;
DIR. Vim. v. Roper, Bowling G7eta, Caroline CO.,
Va Prof. VIM. j. Magun, Chapel Hill, y. C.;
Hon. E,lmani Martin, Greenfield. ;. c.; George
Rives, I. K. Dew, esqrs., Albemarie, Va; L. l..
Walker, s. Mason, esqrs., Richmond, Texas; Jas.
Woodhpuse. Thomas W. Br1ckenhrough. erqrs.,
Richmond. VA Dr. Lloyd Warfed Lexington,
Kentucky. &c. Cupep-r co.. je l7-wtf
EAUQClER FARM H6R SALE.-Havng de-
l. terDinsd to move to new country, ! now
offer tor sale my FARM. situated about i've miles
from Warenton, the County seat Of FauIuier
County, and three miles from the Fauquer White
sulphur Springs. 1t sdioiut the lands of Robert
Hart Robert Holzclaw, and others, and contains
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES. with an abundance
Of good woOn Asp TIMBER. $50 acres Of this land
is incly taken IN grass with good meadow Of rs
acres, The whole FARM is well SUP piled with
water, good springs being found 10 every field
There If a quantity Of good surface rock for fenc-
ing. and a most excellent stone quarry the land.
Ia The DWELLING HOUSE and out build.
EiN ings very comfortable.
The Terms Of Sale will be made accom- odating,
and can b" known by calling upon the subscrbey
or y letter addressed TO him at Warreutou Eau.
quirr County. Va. VIM. I. MsCAkTY.
Fruauier County. Va. nov l~-satf