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TERaTs--CASH, m ADVANCE:
DAILY MERCURY, for year $1,000
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For less than iirec months, 81 per month.
Newspaper Dealers and Retail Agents supplied
IN liberal terms.
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TIE FIELD AND FlEESTDE is now firmly
established. l. is handsomely printed, in folio
!"rm, for binding, on the best paper, with clear
type Every cycr,inn il made t" vinlicale tf
cl,imS to be .''r!EE FIRST WEEKLY PAPER
IN THE SOUTH"
All wishing to b-co,no subscrihers, will please
address JAS. GARDNER, Proprietor,
Augusta Ga.
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State oT South Carolina,
EbG;i;FIEhD DISTRICT,
~ COMMON PLEAS.
Eore;.ga .tanramcm.

Aaron y. Iiath.
rs !orc;g4 .tanramem.
.:J,nael i. Full,r.
esy.lE pIa;n;il! in to ,'n"c .taIe cass. hlY"s
g thin day iiic,l l,is cclarIt.".. III my Office. 'i
the Defendant having neither vile hvr Aitoriici
known 10 reside within tie limits "f this State
whc.n copies Of said dec!ar..;iua with rules T.
:,..,i ca:. be served. On motion oi alcs-.s Ahar!
< Wright, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Ordered th;;. sal:
ucfendan; ~ipear an,! plead 20 said Deciarti"
within yea: ard 4: y from tha date hereof. or
.aa and absolute Judgment will i.e given as:!n'
hln S. HARRISON, c.c.r.
Clerks Office, October lst, 1861. ely4 ~
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.Application will be made to The
lY next Legislature for a Public Rord running
rom the main Roul leading from Ak, to Edge
lsld c. H., about TWO inis. from Aiken and inter
.eeiins the Decsville E,ad, or the Public Road
running by Mr.. Chas. Plunkets, aboN. one mile
South of tho said plurkrts.
june 5 1t 90
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or THE
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Oct s. 1851. 2t 40
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State of South Carolina.

Commrs Office, DC. I, 1851. 1t 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

s-aLAtSAGVAhNo Of JONetst So -
MoNpAT, keb.4.=-se~re---Me Hale irtrpd Ne I atfes-
ouon OF inquiry as 10 the SEIZURE Of The Mutt Custom.
House, Se.. at New Orleans. ,,i -i..i ~
Messrs Shdel and Benz am n OF bouisiaf after some
well-tined remarks Withdrew from the BODY -,
Mr.. Chngman, OF Norti Carolina, enlarged upon the
elements OF wealth and power possessed by the South
aud read from English Journal TO show that Southern
COnfedeacy would b. recognized by British Govern
mCnt He denounced the doctrine Of coercion, and au
Sed IN feeling terms to the stats OF Southern
members
Mr.. Hall, of New Hampshire made speech, in which
he said, If war should come, the North would have to
take care OF the traitors in its own midst s.- .t
Mr. Lane, of Oregon, inquired to whom the Senator
alluded r-e-'i- . -
Mr. Hall said he referred those who had been spoken
OF BY the Senator from North Carolina intending
fight against the Republicans
Mr. Lane said that they would fight against Republic
canism, and for the constitution aud the rights of the
Sla'es aud they would not be called traitors. i
Tbe bill organizing territory for Pixies Peak, to be
called tie Territory Of Colorado, passed.
resolution was adopted admitting to the door the
members Of the National Conferences. -
Nc AcCl-rnand endeivOred but failed TO introduce a
resolution enqnrng into the seizure of the mint custom
house, &c, al New 0leans. .-
The d, hciency bill up. The appropriation Of
100000 for the Chriqui grant defeated The APP
preparation OF SlS5,000 for Wendes printing Office was
discussed, but before vote taken the House aG-
iourped 49, ..-...... ... ...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05


YRS W. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Main st., bet. Sd and sh, No 100 Main u.
ST. GRO PRAoHT, NJ. D,
Exchange Hotel or Grace St bet 5th and 9Th.
. Il 2. VEST ". D.,
Franklin st., below Ballard House. Tth Main.
PHILIP q. HANCOCK, NJ D.,
Resident IN yscau.
oYoUs BROOKS,
nv1S-dsc2svly Resident Assistant
~. 6nS-LANDS.T The undersigned has facilities for
king sales Of Viz s Lands and Farms COR which there
inquiry and gentlemen DESTROYS Of selling Virgin
property VI exany for other Improved unimproy
land personal property to communicate b, letter with him
lie refers John Lewis Peyton ESQ Agernon Sullivan, ESQ.,,
Geo Coe ESQ., President American Exchange Bank T. Hook
er Esq Pres Continental Bank, Hsght Esq, President
Bank ofthe Commonwealth THOMAS B0Nn,
ssl-cf 1872 Broadway NY, Box 800, p. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05


-, .lo,,;op for members OF state Convention, TO
=. d, this ei,y on the 18Th inst, and proceed to
,r, rch measures As they may deem eSPed'ent for the
s,rs Of the COMMON ealth took place yesterday
W. .ubiou the result 10 this city, With such additional
turn, as were received last nigh, ~
P,cuuosp CrrY.-Ths morning opened with snow
.o-m which threatened to continue through the day,
,brebv preveDt full expression Of the voice Of the
ope bot early in the forenoon, the snow cease 70
~ and the only drawback for the remainder Of the
-. Va, the shIsh and mud which encountered
49,, sidewalks and streets The voting proceeded rapidly
- ,bs forenoon but many reserved shsr ballots until
.es- dinner IN order that they might be governed by
-, ,t,te OF the polls" at that time, in casting their
o The ardor OF partizAns lot At all chilled BY
~, ws.thsr and The excitement at the several places of
,ose seemed as pervadng any Previous election.
R,aas Of music carried though the city in wagons
,oursing The Star Spangled Banner 'MArsellaise
.esd White and Blue" Yankee Doodle, etc. We are
,,t6ed to state that no disturbance worth mentioning
rred at either Of the places OF voting Al the close
Of the polls 10 Madison Ward Messrs Mcfarland and
,bpson addressed large assemOlage Of citizens in the
Cts Hill
The candidates before the people we're Messrs W II.
haclarlAnu. MarmauuAc "onASOA, SSuu n bottS, joan
H. elmer Union and Messrs. George W. Randolph,
John o. S,eger, and Judge John RObertsOn-SscsssioN
These party applications were not generally recOgOz-
ed by the voters and, consequently, large number Of
them selected from either list the candidates whom they
considered me best Tor the occasion. Ii is due
Mr. Gmer TO say that he retired from the cont
early hour of the day.
The annexed statement of the result shows that
Nsssrs Nm Il. MAcEASIASD, AARNADUEE JoHSSoS, and
Gao " RANDOLPH were elected. Ia the late Pres;dsn.
tal canvass the 6fs two supported Bell Mr.. Randolph
.,,..ortad BRECKENRIDGE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
rruoArroN.

~Uu DOwINION ERSIIrprF,--co RHER or
,SKIN AMI .IIt Rksf shs second han
sion Of this ssco i6 vi'l eonmshcs is Of rsb-
$50 .nd end lbs 81 IN % .lu cnsui-E
M, ANCis BO ~ has heen added the Board OF
vim de In the Institute hula
Mi. nc Al. DxPARTMfkT will Continue sndcr
nee who Willie aided ycompetent assist
has employed 70 take charge 'he cnss
% nm and sthcrs viii tearb studies;
.ns .oo,her female will be The LECTURES
BIBLICAL MTERATURE by Rev JAS A. DUNCAN will be con-
Tbs Ep AEIroRY DEPARTMENT Cor vc-y tms gir will
crivr The special OF The PsGps OF hs Shoo, -
IT, EotI nj q DEPARTMENT will be liberal aod carefully
conducted and every CONTEXT ndfey will be an
a. license vii he spsedto School tqus
nv In The land for the educ alton Of females
sssy- For further information address ~
eS i'' - = ~ lie sHUMArr, Prin ;,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
AKKiyALSAT PRINCIPAL HUrELSI
COLUMBIAN HOTEL. -.
- aas.H dhENnHhw, Prcrrietor. - -
MARINE NEWS.
pIshSTrRs.
80. ~ -. : ~ frS =. iNSl

Schooner oRSSA Rchmord frtm MsAnzay for Crk for or
ders slado Backwcoi Bu Cay Reef 10
got OF by wreekes the 18th and arrived sNAs'su
n. p, for repairs, II h.
Rg H,RsIg BluG Point Va Portland IT to Bos
Roads sh Of g6h vita OF main topmss andssiei
25th nit ..-..
Gro hhav, Jan l6Ths Am biQua PoSEE1 from Richmond,
81 Liverpool OobaecoJ reportei here yeer
nunmaDd Bay In bad tion Sh=n tug boat
In tho hbor went of to her assistance I'D found her
rudd RE With &c small boats N tow her. The steamer tok
her IN into CrJekhayen at p the 9Th
vlthoaI any fuIth. loss; master and crew safe
Ship CARE hom Richmond for Liverpool with csrg
OF tobacco AMI wheat towed into Bermuda (no dAe
With ca 20 sh fed and leaking badly .. .. .. - =
BUESA VISTA Roby which arrived a. New York 8st
Ill., reports Sh schooner GSoRGE DRowS, from Virginia
Nes York. sei Into the Break alter In dislress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

MULE LOST. During III hte Wednesday ng las,
wi ps broke open stable door, ION FOURTH street
btSe racs and frankn and urnsf our two mnles OFT oe
the maze bay color sht built and youag, has not
retn'neL
suitable reward will he paid by returning the mule 10 our
i,25-tf sEL"Ey 4 MILLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

A SOCrREsS STNPATHI1ER SH0r Dad Is OHIo.-The
le,ya Courier II TIE lst instant contains the psrtc-
u.,is q The Shocking murder Of William Wilkins. few
dss prev Qua at ScSe-Sile, Belmont county, Ohio
i murdered MN vas engsgcdin heated discussion OF
'l us.Oul troubles. during which he earnestly sided
win tbo S.uth and exhibiting pistol expressed BIZ
uguess TO shi Tor her. One Of his companions who
t4I tas.a Eat N the discussion, requested wilkins TO
s, him the pistol aud upon his compliance With Il
quest remarked thst those were wilkins sentiments,
10 as good tim. as any Other to make commence
Usu, md placing the weapon at the brcssi OF the latter,
ts the ball ,neri,g the heart and killing him instantly
n, sr.e-t we're made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
TuC pFOPIE OF GOOCH.
DENTTSTRS'

DE N i ID 4 IL X -.-
DAWSON foru eriy ef HUDSON Dawson. has opsnel
ft5-3t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

lSOH II ENT.LTre three-story Brick Teuemtnty n
Il Grace between - and 2d.h streets (Church HlD "a
pt,s nj c-upied Wa Taylor and Frank
houses are nta rev. ard water Necessary
Possession Of cf the be Lad b.
raary. and the Other on The 18th March.
Apply TO ' q. J. sIST0N
iaIs .ls-1r'.' ''" -- go DO II yain Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

xgTANTEB.-Ay gentleman educated at tie University
w Virginia and who n had years ia tese
Ing desres situation as etch=r He ac he branch
$ Engsh together vi Latin and eneh and the
branch 5 Of Greek and Mathematics.
Address stating salary, &C "a b. c." Jen, Store P. a.,
Nottoway county Va J % els
StCHOOL WANTED.-A Virginia Lady, qualified give
> Instruction English French Drawing and Painting the
rudiments Music desires situation Teacher. situation 10
one souhern preferred References given and
quired eaton addressed TO Box 90 Ruiher Glen,
Virginia. Will ieceiye prompt attention. aulI-2swtf
Raleigh Register copy twire week for three
Nil Il Mkic Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Fb Gel HAyne intended leaving
Washington today for South Csrolus but has delayed
lis departure ill Wednesday in consequence of having
been Informed that the President preparing reply to
his communication demanding the SUR ender of F,rt
Sumter.
Senator Wglall and others have teegraphed to Mont
gOmery cling the Election of Alexander Ii. Stephens
tn Presidency of the Provisional Southern Republ in
order to cOneilate the Conservatives.
Secretary Black has been nominated 20 the Senate for
the vacancy the Bench OF the Supreme Court
stoned by the death OF Judge Daniel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

THs SECESSION QrEsloS 70 HE TEsrED N COrRr.-The
S. Louis Dsooerat bas been furnished with extract
against prominent c4ly baUA,s II ST. Louis, TO recover
large sum
The defendants state in their that the plaintiffs
are ara association II eTsnns, cit zens OF the Sta o.
Louisiana domcied and doing business therein, and ac
hedging al glance thereto and have abjured all al
.ture 10 the Uuied States OF America that said State
Ct LcJsiua has seeded from aud rcy0ed against the
United States Of ADe iea snd is al war With the same
tlt the plthdf aud al o her persons who ars citizens
q sad STATE and doEeiIed ef,in, and ackuow tging
allegiance thereto ave alien enemies Of he United Sta,es
of America aud Of the State Of Nj souIi aud have no
rh 10 main. ain auy sut IN the courts Of The State OF
sour.
Tl- defence if persisted in 20 the lat resort would
carry the qucsOa Of the right Of State 10 ecede 10 tie
prtme Court OF the United States for settlement It's
prosecution opens the dOorto variety OF legal questions
ald sillbe watched sikh Ltervs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
EVACUATION ar PoRr PICKENS

NEw IORS -Feb.-4.--The u. s stOreship Supply has
taken on board cut Simmer, with the officers and
troops OF Fort Pckens and the employees at Warrington
navy yard, who were allowed to go aboard under flag
Of truce aud under pArOl. 81. r-= - OIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
CHARLES lITY COUkr hOCsx,
January Slst. 1851.


January 8lst, 1851.
Two WILLIAM II. WALKER. personal representa-
y Of Gill; deceased Join H. Gill; kobt Foses,
and Joanna h Ills VILE
And James hubbard sher Of Charles thv County snd sSsach
persot rep of Jones deceased and also OF sa
ah H. deceasd who personal sentative 81 Jores
Gil Andew GIL who personal representative OF sarah
Gill; In his right, Jahn " L.cy ant Eleanor hi,
vie Parsons who arried Malisss Gill, Henry w. Ammons
aId MARY wife and Theophiu. y. Gu Maria L. Gill; sarsh
r Gill Joseph 6i, Mtio1 J. Gil sni Robert w GIL The
being infants by ,dmund id their guardian ad
litsm appointed 20 deen TURN in this suit Defendants
You are have xed upon the sth day Of
March next the next fair day thereafter (sun
DAYS eSc-p,edO ut the decree Of the Circuit
Cnsrs Cry COUNT rendered the 22d day OF Noytm
1867 in suit in Ohancery, depending In the bid Court Ia
ich you PLAINTIFF and defendants Of which decree
the following nh Circuit Court doth ndudge, OF
deer that the defendant Andev Gh do settle an
sccount OF Sarah G on thetst tie Of Jones
Gill deceased OF MS scens the estate VI
said Sarah ell and thst he defendant James Hub
Cy County nd such personal repre-
the said Jones GIL and Sarah Gin
lis trznsacons he said estates before
one the Of this Court said Comm slo1er Is ao
directed ,hpwlng tue due 20 esstes and
c and port h Proceedings under this decree 70 tbs
-COur. 90
Al which aud pace required to attend with such
ycchcrs all enable execute said decree
Given httd Commissioner in Chsneery OF the said
fr6-'awIv EDMUND wADDILL, oom'r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

NOR BENT.-The eligible and m7dous store room a
Msin street three doors above Eighth Apply the Il
Ian m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
To ACTUAL CULTIyATORs.

acs 1854 NE Company hare sOf OoO ThtysH on
IN 70 actual crators and erry contract contdrs agree
aeat cufrfis The road Is been constructed nrOn0h hest
lands dtdn epeae II 7SoOoO 600 In $50 he population q
Trtnas cJntf, through 'rhch IL pdss,s only SS5ss
since telci so 293AHre J,e dddsd making he lo Eopld
I'm 4 Il min nfl43 ps,. cent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
RICHMOND FRMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL

NJ. DUPUY A. NJ, ....... .PRNcIrAL
YUyHE next session OF this Institution viii Of
October 1880 and will terminate the 80th June, 1861
The Principal will aided heretofore, by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
The Boarding Department be under
and Mrs Dupuy assted by Mrs Mary Casse ery fsa
yAnnAh will reside In the Semnsy with the young
ladies' Parental care and control those
committed 10 their charge. .....l..,., I'd,
The success which has attended city
the Principal provide ample for the
session. buildings being enlarged and important
will made In them. which viii add greatly their
convenience The lodging large
ventilated than from four boarders will
py one room Recitation Rooms will be well arranged the
TERMS roR NINE MONTH"; -''..
Board w
Washing, and lights 80 90
DEPARTING 80 90
do IN ordinary Englsh branches 20 90
do In advanced do do ...................., 50 90
Modern and Ancient Languages, each. 90 90
Music Vocal Instrumental (PiEno and Gutar) for
lesson OF one hour per 20 90
Yor Of hour each per week so 90
Use OF Piano Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
Drawing Crayon. 80 60
Painting Water colors .......-.... 10 90
Painting 10 OIL. 80 00
Ones payable oct 1850 the remainder on
the 18th o: PeSy, 1851. $500.
made 10 Rev Dr. Moses d. Hoge and the
former patrons OF the school
Catalogues OF the Seminary containing detailed inors-
uon obtued bookstore In the city, by sppIca
ton TO the undersigned.
A. N. DUPUY
jyll Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

TIE Agrcu Products Of Illinois ge,ter than those
any The products during the past
ceeied 800 600 on The wheat 1850 approaches %
CO bushels willie the crop yields net less than
hush
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
[ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAN SHALL

apply C uit Court Of Charloite az MS March erm Iso
order the Oolr requiring VIM T. Mcoargo. Guardian
State Virginia OF Joseph o. MCargo and George w.
rgo children wm T. McCargc deed and
deliver personal property and money his hands benng
said the said county OF Charlotte. Va being TIE
appointed qualified Guardian OF the sad inon In
Cauo coany Sste ofTentese And for authority TO sue
and receive all money personal property which may
said wards Ia the State Of Virginia including the &C
crunz their real like ssI appoint
ed wsrdsn the of Virginia. and the
the state OF Tennessee. $50
f5-lawIw A. H. SMITH. Guardian, he &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
IhI,ISIANA CONYENTInN.

NEw OELEANs Feb la the Convention, Saturd ~,
resolution to establish a standing amy was ale the
order OF the GAY foe Tuesday.
resolution in regard TO citizenship was referred.
resolution Of rqury offered into the expedieucy
CT ,xemptng capital aud property from taxation for Q
years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
SKCOND DISPAscH
DEDnnnCn no pINn

INV oRLEASS Feb. There flying reports of
fighting at Fort Pckers 10 consequence OF the attempt
the b. ookyn to land troops The reports need COL
6cmation. ....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The state rapidly filing up with population s6So25 persons
having added since 1852 making the present population
Tl9 400. aralio Of 1902 per cent In ten years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

which, they perceive VIII enable them by proper energy
Industry provide homes for them
selves and families WITH comparatively speaking, very little CAPT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
- CEDENTED sue.

N%U NPK L. & L. ID H. n II r. Id Sue
o. CEss-The excitement In behsfof BIker's CtLe1rd
tel eiu BiTs Virginia and
South demand for become great that the
Proprietor difficulty supplying As for Ague and
these Bter5 without rival and have yet TO learn
OF where they have failed TO check that
Ing oahom- when taken according 70 directions For
Dyspepsia Colsrs Mort Summer Coplan Torpy Of the
Liver indigeOn, these Blers without
vs and for Nervous Headache y have been known to
the violent ar the best PhVscsns had gwen them
up sshopess family where there young dreR should
without them Ia the Spng and Pail months they improve
the appetite The system Being entirely freeron
poisonous mineral Substances they be taken by both
any time aud under all circamsianees II need
and effective medicine them sndudge for yourselves Of e
virtues
tt behai Of all the prominent Druggists In the city 81 ichmOnt
and elsewhere Ia Virginia aud Horh CAROLINA Also by g. W
Jones o. Eenph!,, Tenn T. W anih. Brandon, Miss Sym.
Prosap. New orleans B. Miller, cov.ngon Ky O. stOtt,
Yahneool Philadelphia, AID RaInes Park ~ ordsrs
Allied by addressing r BAKER Proprietor.
Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
TIE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

TIE STATE debt Is only $40 H. and soit'a tie lat hret
reped % go So AMI may reasonably
erpect dat IA Ia, years Il toM become extinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

Nowhere can industrious farmer such Immediate
suits upon these prairie soils they being composed
Of deep lOsu fertility Of which by any
The Eohe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05

TIE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON Feb. The Commissioners from
ous States appointed meet in Convention in this city
today have began their session with closed doors.
1, is understood that tx President Tyler will be cho
TO preside -.--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-05
BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL.

IION. -. u .II VTGII, n. WI,
'-.''-.- .' PRINCIPAL
r!ys school within six hours travel from Richmond Peters
burg Lynthburg the stage route betEeen Parmvls
and Buckingham Cou House. and far fFom any phase Of spa
tiOn
TEsNFor board aud tuition, Including everything except
lights i225 for u month";
The rgn 81 this school Is To give the e number Of dozen
the comforts ami cinyenicncrs OF home Improve
them morally a well ~ Intellectually.
Tie session the LIST Thursday In februry lSG
Apply the Principal for prospectus Of the school, At
Curdylle Post ONCE,
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