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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-09
"LET THE TEMPLE OF JANUS BE SHUT"

10 the fdttOT ~ He Hhtg:
think that during the week appropriated to the State
Fair, there should be no politics in Richmond. The
minds of our people should be drawn from the exciting
subject OF Presdertmakng to the more quiet but not
less important consideration of questions connected with
agriculture. 1.-THE sword should be turned into the
plough-share, aud the spear into the pruning hook
Upon the proper feeling and spirit OF our people on this
subject just depends the life OF the two Agricultu-
raj Societies Of Virginia. they are certainly IN erisis
whether the politicians tell the truth about the crisis OF
the country or no.
We believe that the people OF our State will be per-
fecty willing let the political orators and haranguers
rest for week say from the 92d the 29ih Of October
We call upon all who feel the Importance OF the Sate
Fair as auxiliary to the great farming interest OF the
country 70 second the effort to induce Bell Breckln
ridge and Douglas, TO spare our people for one week.
few DAYS respite will benefit these woud-be Presidents
and would add somewhat of the charm oil noVey 10 The
now almost threadbare claims Of these distinguished pa
trots Furthermore, the fraternal feeling OF our peo
pie which is not little abraded by the charge and
countercharge Of Abolitionism 10, will be removed by
that cordial interchange of whoe-soued greetings aud
opinions which have hitherto characterized this great
meeting of the people OF the old Commonwealth.
We therefore, call upon the people and press oil Rich
mond TO insist the Club House, Metropolitan Hall
and African Church being closed to the politicians and
opened to the Farmers for few days.
Lets hear how two stalks of corn may be made TO
grow where one grew before Let the venerable farmer
Of "Marbourne tell US about bis successful efforts with
lime and mari. Let the distinguished gentleman from
Westmoreland tell of his almost miraculous success
from the application of guano to the light lands OF the
Northern-N Neck In word, let all the farmers have
chance to give their views aud experience and thus the
spirit of $50 will be renewed and impulse be given
to this the most important OF all the interests OF the
State. A LIFE MEMBER.
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opinion and until am satisfied be Is correct am not
prepared 10 vote for the measure that Is now proposed
Sir though the Senator himself very properly opposed
TO the extinguishment Of the nationality CT Mexico,
knOS that there are many Of totally dfereat opinion;
and voc knop that there many who 6etisre that such
will be the result And am Of those Vho entertain
this belief"
Just enc fortnight before this passage occurred In the
Senate between Mr. Calhoun and Gen. Cas-, the South
Carolina Senator had introduced into thar body the FOL
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That to conquer Mexico and to hold it.
either as province or TO incorporate 1t in the Union
would be inconsistent with the ayowed for which
the war has been prosecuted departure from the set
tied policy Of the Government in conflict with its char
and genius; and in the end subVerye oil our Tree
aud popular institutions.
RssoiOsd That no line of policy in the further pros
ecuou Of the should be adopted which may lead to
consequences disastrous"
Il has also been charged that Mr.. Bell spoke dspar
dgingly Of our troops while in Mexico. There is no
foundation whatever for the charge So far from having
dsparaged them, Mr. Bell paid the following eloquent
tribute TO their valor
''There is something Mr. President, in present re-
lations with Mexico-something unusual not 10 say
wonderful in all the incidents Of this war-that, were
superstous should say that higher power than ours
heds the issues OF IT, aud for purposes may not CON-
prehend The instances of individual self.sacrifce of
reckless yet successful adventure, OF such frequent &C.
in this war; carry back IN scarch oil parallel
examples to the heroic ages Of antiquity and seem filter
subjects for fabulous and romantic narrative than the So
Der pages of truthful history There no record in the
history of modern warfare ancient either, OF more
brilliant aud uninterrupted series of welliough. battles
aud victorious results against such odds, as that when
now forms part OF the imperishable annals oil the Ne
public and where contemplate the inirepidity and
skill OF our officers the mpetuous valor which has dis
tngushed every corps of army whether Of regular
soldiers or Of vounteers-a vaOr which neither natural
Instructions nor military deiences, nor iorce often hVe
times more numeous could arrest in their rapid career
I've are Involuntary reminded OF the similar aud thrill
ing exploits of Oortez in the fields OF military fame
III the land which by this double act ofconquest seems
devoted"
III gentlemen would confne themselves to a truthful
exposition OF Mr. Bells course there would be no ne
cessity of a word in bis defence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-09
BELL AND EVERETT IN GOOCHLIYD

large number OF the Union party assembled in the
Court House. on the 18th day Of September for the pur
pose Of forming and Organizing club TO be known by
the name and style Of the Bell and Everett Central Clut
in GOochland county.
Ga motion, John Woodson ESQ, was called to the
chair and John s. Saunders appointed Secretary. The
feet OF the meeting being explained by the chairman
all persons present enrolled their names a. members OF
tae club. It beig made known that Marmaduke John.
son. q, and James Lgons, Z a, were in attendance
aud dsrous To commence sp .akug; motion, the club
adjourned to meet aeaid in the Court ouss on Saturday
the 29h OF tbs moah, At o'clock in the evening. Ca
ment
On the motion Of Charles Pope, Esq, the chairman
appointed 4 committee Of five members 70 recommend
permanent eiaasrs for the club, The committee report.
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STARTLING AND IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES
THE BRECKENRIDGE PARTY SOLD OUT TO LIN
COLN-UNlON MEN EVERYWHERE READ AND

STARTLING AND IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES
THE BRECKENRIDGE PARTY SOLD OUT TO LIN
C0LN-UNi0N MEN EVERYWHERE READ AND
REFLECT.
predict from the signs around me- that in the event
Of Lncoln's election bis administration will have rely
for support upoa the conservative secedcrs from the Re-
publican ranks joined to the Democratic party And let
me furthermore say, that Mr. Lincoln, who Is shrewd
and observing man, sees the signs Of the times, and will
regulate his administration accordingly Having taken
the oath maintain the Constitution, he will do So and
nothing ultra. He win hold fast TO the Con.
stuion obey aud carry into effect the decisions Of the
Supreme Court He will draw around him
the Constitutional men Of every section Of the country
Let them 1.-THE slave States) await with calm
the onset-,hc course, and nal developement OF
his ministration-supportng it wherever Il deserves
their support and will guarantee that he will achieve
administration Constitutional, conservative OF
the best interests of the country that Of Fillmore
The slave States demanding nothing nor ess would
thus occupy true position, and be the means OF pre-
serving the Unon and OF securing their just rights
as equal and sovereign Correspoad<Hes " Y.
Day Book.
Is not this startling and strange declaration, coming
as it does from the head and front Of the Breckenridge
party, the New York Day Booki But there Is mean
ing to IT, which Conservative Of all parties should
clearly understand; and that meaning is this, mark i'll
~ rHE LEADERS OF rHH BREcKNRIDGs PATTY HAVE
RESOLVED TO SECURE THE ELEcrI0s OF LINCOLN !-AHda
Ia COnfsdsracV
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THE UNION CAUSE IN ALLEGHANY.
COvISGTOS, Oct LIST, 1850.
10 u. Elitor Of he Nhia: 49,

TO ne hdifor q ne WHly:
The Bell and Everett speakers and advocates Of this
county are msniuy engaged in the Of "the Con-
sltuton the Uniou ami the Enforcement Of the Laws"
Nothing like the present zeal and enthusiasm has been
exhibited 10 section since the glorious days Of $780,
aud a. The Central Committee held meeting on the
goth ultimo, and made appointments for speeches, at
every precinct in the county, by H. II. Robertson and
Drs Mcdonald aud Rneker. The first of these appoint
ments was filed last Saturday by II. Robertson,
at Ualyhans large and beautiful HIg made aud pre-
seuted by the patriotic ladies Of Coyngion raised
on poll seveny-three feet high, in presence OF large
number of ladies' and gentlemen. Ii would simply be
impossible for describe the speech delivered by Mr..
Robertson upon the occasion. Full Of argument, fact
and patriotism it admired and praised by all who
heard il. BELL AND EVERETT.
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HaHn.

Nothing clearly establishes the degraded condition
o. party politics in this country the infamous charge
By the more unssrupulou', ia which category may be
embraced the Southern Breckinridge press generally
sAll NJ Bell Southern mln, large slAveholder with
every fes and interest identified with institutions
Is "nnsound' the subject Of slavery. In this general
delrh Of faiFoess and esndor it is refreshing to Gnl
Dsao,rlEc editor who Only refuses propagate
1dsT fos party purposes, bat rehnkes with burning
iaigu,oa, the course Of his party contemporaries -
Ia, editor ct The Selma Ail Ssatiae Is the nan, aud
commend the oliou ing from hi. pen, for the miti
tol o. ~ who have spark OF justice lefs in their
Lo50us;
"liov FOCLi-Tie Montgomery Advertiser boldly
ca .fg Mr. BIZ with being aooli;iouist We are no
d,ender Of JOIN Bell aud bis party, but a more base
all Wauton charge never vas made eginst any man,
than that John Bell unffendy negro slivery There
i Isl about much ruth or pFopriey 10 charging Al.
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ed that the permanent officers be- President hVe Vice
Presidents Zone from each magseral dssrie two sec
retaries and treasurer and recommended Tor fresl-
dent, John Woodson for Vice Presidents, James r.
Fleet, George w, Turner, John d. Hobson Dr. f. Pen
dleton and A. N. Hamilton for secretaries, Benjamin
Anderson and John Robert Miller and for treasurer,
VIM. Miller, which report was unanimously adopted.
On motion, the President appointed VIM. W. Wight,
Alexander Shelton and Charles f. Pope committee TO
prepare bylaws for the government oil the club
On motion Of James Morris, Esq,
Resolved That the ladies' be respectfully invited TO
attend the meetings Of the club and that James Norris
Esq, invite them.
On motion,
Resolved That the regular meetings Of the club be ev-
cry Saturday evening" at o'clock, I'LL the election in
November next.
On motion,
Resolved That tho proceedings of the club be pub
ished in the Richmond Wig and Petersburg I"tsgeH'
Ger.
On motion, the club adjourned till the first Saturday
in October. BENZ. ANDEkSON, seey
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ELKCrORN.

pisr. lsr. L. II. CHANDLER, OF Norfolk City.
2ad. TRAVIS H. EPES, Of NottoWay,
Sd THOMAS BRUCE, Of Halifax.
An. JOHN T. THORNTON, Of P. Edward.
4" 5,h. JAMES r JOHNSON, Of Bedford
9th. NARNApUEE JOHNSON, of Richmond
" IN. LENUEL J. BOwDEN, Of WILLIAMSBURG
" s,h. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN Of NiddleseH.
4" Och. B. q. SHACEELEORD, Of Fauqnicr.
" loth. ANDREW T. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
" llth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of Rockbridge.
=, lsth. W. r. STAPLES. OF Montgomery.
a lS.h. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
" lash. j. J. JACKSON. Jr, Of Wood
q" 18th. A. b. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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Jaaa Wsatrorih, Mayor Of Ca.caso ard editor Of
The BIae Republican organ a :ha' city, advises. as 'e
slresJ viy Of -lec,irg Lingoln tlt
al chs. Lhs E.-u'Ecll7 have o. DO Is 20 300 that
tn R-essusils. .ef -se g-- ia uo..'-toa and sop
p9r,ei Ia eglty Stats"
Aai lis advice Is h.ias ol5ael 70, We blve yet 90
bar OF the l-s. Yaassy-S,eckad ;aits who eaeraius
The rsmoess hoPs Of giving ,hi, eAaidl,s the vote
Of sage NOrhera SAFE though electoral kess will
be ruu in all Of them for the erpss purpose Of eeOng
Lincoln, and lhss "ariag the Southern heart
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A ~ % ths Erlena. ol - - Eyereli.

A Word O. the Friends OF EslI AID Everett.
Sa.,iI elections viii take place on tomorrow week,
the l-,h I'm several districts and counties, 70 supply We
,o, in the Senate and House OF DELEGATES, coca iolel
Nv DEATHS aud resigra,ioas. We have paid so little at
,s,,,u 90 the matter that We DO not knoS exactly What
districts and counties elections be held in, or who
ar, the candidates, except in a few instances.
What We desire TO impress upon the friends OF Bel ard
Evsre however in the aforesaid districts and co1nles
3; ,bi.,bat on no account and under consideration
,,,sld hey cast their votes for any man tainted With
,-.,r.y. D.-ur -Brceknrdgcism If these Breckiu-
le candidates for the : nate aud House Of Delegates
are no, Disunioniss themselves, they have made them
ss the aiders and ubeters Of Dsunion BY supporting
,bs Ysnoev candidate for the Presidency. And let TO
man consent 70 touch one Of them with forty foot
,oe On the contrary st every friend Of the Coassiru-
I'm AID the Union do all in bis power % defeat the'c
,.-sctipriage candidates. Lee uot a single llrccy
rrrdps candidate be returned TO tae Legislature, If
+; he possible 10 prevent his election AZ all events, let
40 man bearing the asme Of Wag Ansrictn-et no
,-, friend Of the Uuion spd the Southprostituie that
l,ed priyierc Of freeman, hi righ. OF suffrage, by
,, che slightest aid or countenancS TO any supporter
OF Ytncev AID Brcckinriige.
This suggestion is dictated by sense OF duty, by pa
toic cousderatons and by iust and proper views Of
,,v ,lcy. aud We hope our friends viii adopt and act
sn in the spir, Of freemea and isstrends Of Bal
al Everett. the Constitution and the Union.
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REFERENCES.

Rev l. w. Green, Centre College, Ky Rev g. Hensos
RuvAnoa Insttut Rev A. Clark, RsG william Msre,i.h
Buckingham Dr. David Scott Nashville, Tenn Dr. SAM
drs .nDurs; hnIon Pug1 Barks tale Brother John
Booker ThWea Faulkner Ozark, Dbrel. N W. Walton
Dr.. Moses D. Hoge JIhn Turpn Capt w. a. Eioit w.
brook mend, Va Thomas T. BsrksdLe Dr. Thoma joan
son. HadAx Charles w. Crawey Pince coward L. P&tr.on
CuPePer a. Jenfess .a; T. oTsfbJ charlotte Dr. L.
l. DADney, PoL Oh aries Martin College, Col N W. Coobs
II. WArrea, 1homtln fAimYle; YIN. hoseley, inyis
Rev X McEane, Amelia u. NJ u ". Jones' D. bbeli, Apo
toK ha wyatt iburg; Arnstetd Adams, Cunosr
Mm Lancaster, Petersburg; Dr. wthe, campbell; DOL D. j.
woodGn Hon. Hu31ard, Arxlnds: Mossy, Col g. Muse
" Rev Wlism Taylor william W. Avis &c a. Buck nghAm
To friends patrons Of Richmond ApppmStoK Hehburg
BucknKham prinee Edward, Charlotte, HALIFAX
Campbell Bedfo.d Ae the Principal olr h thanks for
d. tcp-clt
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COMM SHOWERS SALE or LAND The under.
~ signed, Conmbsoner der decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Buckingham pronounced the l q April 1sG0 IA he suit 4
aal aod wife, &c agalts Mil Ao viii THURSDAY the
10th day OF August 15O II fair he fair purGu.
Of said detre cr for sale Public Auction the
mss to the highest bidder certain OF Land yig the
sad county the wst-s OF Rand lob adjoining
lands Of Jas Woodhn VIM Boovsht, and Others and
Il ming 500 acres more ls 1T beng the tact Of "a ID which
the lse Nm A. Miller lived aad died
This AMI convenient to Market and presents inducements 10
purchasers
q will be shown - wishing to examine by Mr. 70. q.
Miller who resides the premises.
TEEHs-one aud two credit with day
sale the purchaser Yng bonds with good the pur-
chase money and te title being retained purchase money
is fally paid as = further seeudIy.
n. J. wo0DIIS, cou.,.
au2s-wts y u. IRVINE, 0o"f'
P0sTPOyRMsNT.
The above sale II take place THURSDAY the LIST Of No
er lsG0. oc9-clds
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

eB-The great barbecue aud mass meeting, at Dunnf-
ve in Essex has been postponed to FRIDAY the 10Th
inst, at which time there will be great gathering Of
the people of Eastern Virginia to hear the issue of the
present canvass explained by the great guns of all
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-09
SrPr OFFICE kIcRM No DISTmLx H. r.,
Richmond, OcG. 9th, 1852
VIRGINIA STATE And CsN- -, c.aa1zlsst.r

Safe md Cenir Agricultural Societies willing the FAi,
will be furnished 1t te time Of purchasing tht Tickets for Rich
ty the Agent Station. With return Tiekd,
esenttion % thor &c ncAse Of membership.
Rturn Tick Is Will be good m - 80 October, inclusive
stock ether articles sned for exhibit the above F,
viii be charged ul fare down. and will be retained fee Of charge,
II remaining IN posses 81 same
Prisons Wis lg sead give least three days
ce 10 the station Az that proper may be provided
oe9-s UHAs G. Loot, supt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-09

Tba Presidential sl,ction Is only four weeks on, from
,bi.srv d,y, What is vet 20 be DONE on the part Of
an. friends Of Bel and Everett in Virginia 10 the way
oforr,riz,tion and discipline, should be, aud must lie
dime quickly. There IA not moment to be lost Eyery
ma, in our ranks should make it his special duty to
WORK. v,srk WoRk continually, and with all his might
and energy until the going down Of the sun on the 9th
day of November
The prospect for glorious Conservative and Union
victory in the "Od Dominion" is not only bright but il
I. r,pilv Frightening every day and hour. The iuel
,cpcs from All portions Of the State IS Of the most en-
cogr,ripr and auinaiing character. We shall gain In
,Dsey over Goggus vote both in the East and in the
West. We have ample reason to know that IN all last
err Virginia from the mountains 20 the sea-shore, and
from the Potomac the North Carolina line, the enthu
siasn Of the friends Of Bell and Everett is unbounded
and their confidence in the result full aud decided In
word. Eastern Virginia will roll up heavy majority Ter
our noble siandardbearers and still more noble cause
This section Of the STATE gave GOggin between two and
three thousand majority aud entertain no doubt thst
Il will give Bell and Everett from ten to fifteen thousand
msjority over Brcckinridge and Lane.
In the western portion Of the S,ate-n the Valley, in
the Northwest in the Southwest and in the Kanawba
r,gioa-Our gain over Goggiu's vote, from what We
bs, from reliable sources will be still larger. In all
sections Of western Virginia, friends are hard q
work JEALOUS, energetic, and full Of hope and conf
d,u,e and assure US that they to give better,
far better account OF themselves the 9Th Of Noyem-
Der than in any former election Let them only eOnur-
n. their patriotic Efforts with the zeal and energy
that have thus FAR 80 molly characterized them and Bel
and Everett Vii obtain majority often or fifteen thousand
oy,- Brsckiaridze and Lane in Western Yrgnia-thrs
making the Conservative Union majority in Ni'gnif,
orer hs Disaulus. Astliors and Precptators' under
th. lead OF Ysucey not e-s chan tScuty shousaud To
or- Gallant friend, iu Che Southwest who did SO uoby
70, 3- a last wear, w. mike special and earnest ar-
nal 10 win uew 'au-ss for themselves By giving
mu,l lager historic, this year os Bsi and Eserei-
To each aud $40 Of our friends Throughout ;he SAFE We
make an earnest and urgent appeal to vo.k, york. woEN,
night and d,y with an their strength and z' from nov
until the DAY Of election Lcs every Ben and Everett
voter in the STATE, wthou, solitary exception, be
b-oa-h. 10 the polls Le; friends in every county
and In every reghborhood attend to this ndiP,ni1lr
matter and lat not a Single Bel and Everett voter Dee
missing on the dav OF election. AL hand, TO the rescue,
etrn,sy and vigorously, aud Virginia Is redeemed, B.,
aad Everett, elected The Union saved, and the rights
and interests OF The solth an secure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-09

OitiOnsm against any gentleman Of LOEndss or Mont
Romery county. The man who charges John Bell with
being an AboIitionisl does Il through Ignorance or
malicious desire TO lie upon his felow-men."
That is as plain and emphatic as it is true, and We
commend it to the consideration Of the Breckenridge Or
ators and editors generally
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MAGNIFICENT GIFT BOOKS AT
M OrriS' b OOkSt tore,
81 Main Street

WOMEN OF the Soutb Distinguished In Liter
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also
The Strangers Stratazem, or The double deceit aud
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Notes ON tue Parable OF Our Lord.-By Richard
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Year with Maggie aRd Rmma.-A true story, edi-
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Lat ssays anu Roems.-By t Darlington haeau'ay-
New and revised edition % cta
The LIZ ofGeOrge Wsshington.--By Vi -rd Ever.
A.
The Eighth Commandment -Bv Charles Rsade. rs c,,.
"Reminiscences Of a n d hirer Of Zouaves. tl 90
hich pad In by-rone days, with glance at
the Present. Being remlniseeoss and saI vores OF
old c'isen- By Samuel hordeeh New edition, 81 90
Vol. 4th Aawiin's Reroditus. ~ 30
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NV KrNr. G. IL, Oct. 9th, 1860.

To The Editor of The Wig:
Please notice the fact edoray in your next country
ISSUE that Marmaduke johnson and r I. Daniel Esqrs
are expected to address the people of New Kent,
Thursday the 18th inst by special invitation and obge
Yours, truly, &c.
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q on REWARD. -RANAwAY fron Mr. ". J. worsham
q ~ to whom she red Abou: hr lsi Of May last Ma
go Woman named I5ABELLA she beonsed 10 Mr. Ro Cor
Din Caroline, and ufEng toOu bis where abe has
od In ts ~ where Ihs has b,en hired o. several yeas
past the OF middle aad VI dAk brown complexion She
quite lily In her aad earrings The above
win be pa upon her delivery Us or her eobanmsnt in jail
sos-si1 EDWIN WORKMAN 4 90
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BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL.
AT OAK GROVE,
RUCKINGHArI COUNTY, Va.

VIUIs SCHOOL located healthy section 81 country near III
Tsrnvie and buckingham PlAHE Road fifteen miles irou
Frmye aud twelve tucsinghm COurhoute far from
am pAcs II dissipation and within hours OF Richmond
Petersburg yncabu aces from every point b.
Stages connecting James River Canal at NeE Canton with th
Ia R.fit. al At Yard lie
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DESIGN OF TIE SCHOOL.

The Principal OF this School having had nine yeas experience In
teaching onhdeaL that the ftul discharge Of his duty he
cannot give necessary attention - than do ipis,
and beng evils resulting from ling together
large number Of youths without rtain he has deter
devote his energies - the t1ge idea OF
teaching AMI Improving morally well Intellectually twelve
IA nlunlIr mi Lnl flrllra
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CoUusEO INgvHUCTTON.

Students will epae for the Uuvery Of Virginia or for the
HIGHER any Colleges Particular vii be
given boys who desire only business education NO psins will
spared the ups thorough every branch that
taught ,htmsca department the drlng in mental
written Ahme,li viii be such 70 good fCun iaion for
the gner branches In Greek Latin and Rench tie plan Of FREE
quen. Eioas from os int, these languages viii bepur
hr with daily rectaons iom most approved eAs,io
surveying will be taught practically and the
both by latitude and depAr AMI by the
method Philosophy Chemistry and Astronomy will be embraced
In nnrn