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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02

Iost - his yora,ion" Poor Paddy; many time used
he n Aasrrbe her Hair dark as the fate Of her own
dear island-eye-brow arched a. heavens vault
above her-eye clear and blue as Inc mdsnm-
mer sky of her native cme-cheek of the hue
of the - dawn Of the mOrnin, and heart light
and innocent as that of the sky-lark, she loved
moor Paddy and he loved her; but there came be-
tween a hard-hearted father, and one Summer eve
Paddy and his darin' met for the last time. " II
can't be helped Paddy God knows H. myself that
near broken hearted about it, but must do my ia
Tiers bddn." Thereupon poor PadCr nj his head
and went rs if his very heart would 20 x. and when
he raised it again, his Eliza We zone. \ few
months passed away, and one m0rn.s ariy little
funeral cOrtege wound it. way INTO Tile country
cburchyard: II was Paddy'S beloved going 10 her
long home. Poor Paddy he never knew happy
lay afterwards and though he lived TO be old. he
never married and he made a living by teaching
school He was called by all who knew him. Paddy
the Priest because Of his having been intended for
the church before he met the beautiful little MS"
colleen.
Poor Paddy we don't know whcrc.ie is now, but
if he wa here to-day we would have carried HIM to
the i,styty at r. !. Lanra~ter',. and would have
taken a drink with him for the sake OF Aud Lang
Sync.
Verify. he would have been delighted. He would
have seen the most of our old citizens there-Olu
.hauS some of whom We thought dead, ana VINO We
verify belle GOT out OF their graves To participate
in the advent of that new phenomenon a oroSer
lberalltv. wonderful are bIoAels- ~" ~ -.
them out. blow them up, drown them, but you can
break them, though they can break you doNDle,
quick Juggler- rub their tongues wlth aluin anu
their FINGERS with the same. and can tOuch molten
IRON with mpunity, hut that, all; but rub brokers
fingers With gold and he can stand Grant Sheridan
Doctor Foster and the devil. Never mind the les,
tivity was most abundant-the whole town called
m. thor. was whi,key, brandy champagne ana
vi.uIs galore. And So here's happy New Year to
the whOle OF YOU and, a. the poet says
e. And doth not meeting he TINS make ail'ehuS
For all the long wears we've been wand'ring away,
tn 50. tins around me my youths early friends,
4, smiling and kind a, in that happy day!
Tho baplv DER some of your brOwS, as Ger mine,
The snowfall of time may be stealing-what then
Ike Alps in the sunset thus lighted by wine,
Well wear the gay tinge of youths roses again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AT IA


AUCTION.-There will be sold in the town Iii
Of Wytheville, the SECOND MONDAY lNS@
JANUARY NEXT. being Court Day the prem
i,s To the highest bidder. the HOUSE and LOT lately
occupied by the Farmers Bank of Virginia, together
with all the FURNITURE belonging to -sid institution,
consisting Of two large IRON SAFES. PRESSES, Ia
BLES, SC.
The said property Is situated in the centre Of the most
business part OF the town, the improvement being
large and commodious BRICK DWELLING, enclosed In
front and partly back, with superior Iron Rail.ng,
and all the other necessary buildings suitable 70 mo
SUGGEST transaction 81 mercantile concern or bank
ing house. and private family, all new, made NJ good
material and In the most approved modern style.
This property not having been Sold as contemplated
al the December Court will positively be sold At the
time mentioned above, the following terms 10 W.
One-third in three months onethrd in six months, no
the remaining third in mine months from the said day
Of sale with interest added payable in United States
currency,
ANY person. at distance wishing to purchase, may
be more particularly informed in relation laid prop
.rty by addressing the undersigned, a: Wythcvi.!s.
Virginia.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
STEPHEN MCGANOCR,
decide od4w President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

Curly. ALIAS HoLr. ALIAS Ennis BEFoRE THE
. - -. ,.,,, Xyo,.,,r,,>c orr,~v, r,-rrR
AA'o" ~,
AND SHOOTING AT OAfIAIN JANASoN' Up IHA y
rrrs WITH INTENT To kILL-PERsONAL INCIDENTS
-. p,,--,.,, &c The lnov,lsl,,a nj the fact
W I'M N''O-'N " -,
tina, the despe,aio, Curly who shot young I!leI
the policeman, while under arrest on sunday noIu
ing upon tLe Qua, -e %. ''O'-'u- nae - II -
day night and who, alter perpetratas tLe yseu AZ
tempted 20 Si oihcer JAG ANon oil the p'I'l
force, was 90 De examined yesterday ihoiL.- .! ~
Honor MlyO- saunders dlrw Cog .Aer tnIOhg o.
persons % the STAT IN ho"e 1u- before tne houf oF
tn prisoner 20 be OrOg- F.. ug'. Despite The >p3Aing
drzz,e. which was NOR d.,l-reeao.e than What j.
termed IN ID ublrCA mist anu .a l-""u'' = No.
fog the multitude retained tH''r P.Ite, AeeP'ns
MAJOR tllibornc.> police - uu>F a. 'Jv' 90 "eeP
tlrn rom llt'sNE .3 ii,..t ~ me, HAL
81 ,i,. mn MINGLED together in a common mas.
,.Iu '., - s,' 100 ,.,, ,r, ,r. ,r, i.,, fe.
- Va F.i ,-.., J .;tI.- coi,- "a. VA, the
,.-,,IsN NJ. Eiriy Ma, b-,ggb1 from the same
49,. r..r tri.,f
F-'.- .-..,. ..,,,,r, pr
INCIDENTS AND IHE ''NNrN-s "' i'"
FORE His APPEARANCE
A, the rain increased ia force Che patience oil thG
cor.e,,uenrr they inlul-.l in al manner Of COM
meat, upon the pyi-oner-oue man, with triermind-
ton lu ms face. SAVING, " We ""H "A- ''' 1.'.1
ia L.s ease Mci.ltce ought 20 tiF An-'e lN' Nun
through NH2,njf l' -. ,',..ht a.,
~" I'll -.,,rI-..I' ~,ua of tb. crowd. 10
,,, ,i,ut hi, ann, I.nkel the police,
80 ,,lr.J tb.. -.I,Ir. inside tl, market when a
an H., ,,,- ipr,uy.p-ar.ed by them cried
,'. ,,. ,I ,, tr.y ,-a Iiurn, out the hose
ou'i ~, 'i .,.. q, lurLin,- This caused "a little
-. i,,,. f.,, i.,I their own. Ahutk,ter soon
,t .'rL... t,. mining me. nobody can
a''.' '""- ~,
e, 90 ny 80 II. ...l tl.. sp,,e in the market
"g ~ ,.. 4,nti,, marry retired and again
S' .,,' ~, r,.or IN. crowd mas,cI along
~ .i. IN. ,rte -a,uu.~ of the crowd may be
;,,.,-,J from, what We have already related, and
, =, Ii ,r,irlnre o.. an. prisoner rather increased
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News by telegraph.
TBY JoHNsoN's INDEPENDENT AGENcr-vlA UNITED
STATES TELEGRAPH LINEl
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
CLEMENT c. CLAY.
Mr.. Clement c. Clay, formerly United States Sena-
tor from Alabama, more recently Confederate agent
in Canada, and at present prisoner at Fortress
Monroe, has recently been permitted by the Presi-
dent to receive a visit from his wife. Mrs. Clay
arrived at the Fortress on Thursday last. and was
soon admitted to an interview with her husband in
his prison. Our Fortress Monroe correspondent
states that she was surprised to find Mr. Clay in such
good health, his confinement not appearing TO have
iniuriously affected him.
Mr.. DAVIS:
The health of Mr. Davis is also said to be good.
FRANCE AND MEXICO.
The correspondence with France about Mexico
will he given to Congress as soon as it re-
assemblies.
POLITICAL
Mr.. RAYMOND of New York, has now cut fully
loose from the radical camp, and will in future stand
firmly by the Presidents policy. He will carry with
him goodly number of Others.
RUMORS.
The city was yesterday again rife with rumois'
that definite arrangements regarding the Mexican
invasion had been agreed upon by our own and the
French Governments to the effect that Louis Napo-
leon shall withdraw all his troops and that the Uni
ted states shall pledge itself not to interfere with
MaXimans occupancy of the Mexican throne, or
allow its citizens to do so but shall leave him TO
stand or fall before the opposition of the Republi-
cans. on his own merits, backed only by his few
Austrian and Belgian soldiers, and such of the ma
tives as choose to adhere to him.
This is the third or fourth time that reports of this
nature have gained currency and many are disposed
to believe them, but persons who are supposed to
fully understand the relations between this country
ana France and the designs of our Government in
reference to Mexico, do not think that the invasion
business will be settled in this way.
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs-BY AMERICANLINEl
New Years Day i'll Washington:
WASHINGTON, Jan. Notwithstanding the dis
agreeable condition of the weather the first levee of
President johnson was largely attended. Foreign
ministers, members of the Cabinet, and other prom
nent civil officers, together with senators and repre-
sentatives were received first after which officers of
the army and navy and marine corps, followed by
citizens, paid then respects to the President
General Grant and staff were present and con-
spicuous among the crowd. The Marine band dis
coursed pleasant music.
The public departments are closed and business
generally suspended.
After the general reception at the Executive Man
sion, few colOred persons on the grounds were ad-
mitted and paid their respects to the President.
The Strong Divorce Case.
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TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
containing, in the aggregate,
sPVPy UUNDPED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES.

These tracts lie together, and h -old separately
or otherwise the undersigned beng authorized By the
said decree m e sale Of the whole In one body or
In such portion. - may BE- thought advisable BY
them Thi, Land, being almost entirely In wood and
well timbcrsd Offer, great inducements 10 those Who
wish To deal in lumber well for farming purposes
The ale will be made upon credit Of one, two and
three years, the purchaser giving bonds wi good per
sona security bearing interest from the date ana Inc
title will be retained additional security un'il tho
last instalment shall have been paid so much cash
will be required will be sufficient 10 satisfy the costs
~ the suit tha charges Of survey and Advertising
This land Is portion Of the estate Of the tate WIN
Mitchell deceased and tho title is believed be I'M
/ questionable. PRANK V. WINSTON,
JAMES l.. GORDON
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FOR SALE OR EN- ,

w CHANGE Desiring 10 change the char SfSe
acter of my business, offer for sale, or in eX -
change for a small Farm in the vicinity Of Rich
mond the Plantation in Amelia county which now
reside containing COS acres, which can be conveniently
divided and sub-diYded giving To each division an
abundant supply Of wood aud water.
over 3OO are in wood of which more than half
Is in original growth and the remainder in pine, which
is good rail timber The soil du'es tobacco Of hne
quality, and is also well adapted TO wheat, corn and
The Dwelling (which has five rooms and passage,
besides bAsement and other building, are plain and
comfortable An uuiAing spring in sixty yards "l the
house furnishes the purest water and tho locality is
healthy ANY in the State select young orchard Of
apple and peech gave it, first crop this year
Churches Of the various denominations convenient
and the society Of the ueshborhooi i unsurpassed
MAtioax station on the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road, is four mi es distant
For further particulars apply t. on the premises,
or by letter To "MattoaX, Amelia county, Va or
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Richmond, Va.
decl6--elmt ]. P TALIAFERRO.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

4 FARM, within one mile Of Richmond, ~
n with a very convenient DWELLlNG-HOCS 81, ~yer
containing nine rooms and ali necessary out build
iui.S, &c.-Nut having succeeded in renting out
NV FARM, situated as above described when last ad-
vSrlsel have determined 10 increase the quantity Of
Land thcn offered with the House 10 TWO HUNDRED
ACkES IL /, well watcred and well adapted to the
purposes of Dairy Farming, Market Gardening, and the
cultivation of the uSurl Farm Crops Ii Will be rented
for one or mon. years. Apply to MessrS. HARRISON,
GOpDIN Il APPERSON, or To the subscriber, al the
Office of the RICHMOND WHIG.
l,c9--lut Gil. L. WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02

will take the pleasure OF informing the ladies'
Richmond and vicinity that have just opened fine
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
for the holidays, from the late panic in New York. and
with the stock before on hand, make- Of the arg
est assortments offered in thu city OF Richmond
will enumeratc a few articles of the above q GODS :
800 yards Irish and French Poplus in all color, and
shades
1000 yards Of French and English MernOs in all
cOlOrs
500 yards All Wool Plaid Mnrino saxony, styles for
children wear
lOoo yards AIl-woo Mousin plain and figured
loo Dress Pattern, Of fine silk, in all coloEs plain
plaid, striped and figured, at all prices and
qualities
1000 yards Black silk, all grades.
! have also received q fine assortment Of DOMESTIC
GOODS, which an selling cheaper than those which
are advertising selling off at cost:
The best Mu.lims at soc. &c.
Blrached and unblraehel Sheetings
Blcached and unbleached / Cottons at great bar
gains.
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
l have a fine assortment, which will suit the times.
Fine Black Cloth Cloaks from $40 and upwards
$50 Black and White Plaid Shawls, from tine 10 the
finest
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
have a full line. such as
Fine French and German BRoADCLoTH,
O'E'N'N' CASHMERE,
SATlNETS,
Shirts, Drawers,
Neck Ties,
silk and Linen HandkerChiefs, &c.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
have also fine selected stock, which cannot BIO
passed in this city.
Fancy Goods OF every description
Kid Gloves
Ladies' and Children's Cotton and Wooden Hose
And Gloves at all prices.
WOODEN GOODS | am selling below cost, such Is
Knit ShawS, Sontags Breakfast Shawls Nubas Hoods,
Ladies and Children's Socks.
BalmOrl Skirts as low as 50
Blankets at all prices, sizes and qualities
Don't forget call and get some of the great bar
gains for the holidays before they sold.
~ Remember the place,
JULIUS SYCELS,
No. 90 Broad street. corner Fourth
rJ All packages sent free of charge to all parts OF
| the city.
MA liberal deduction made to wholesale buy
| cr, octll--3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02

4. =. LLAIhi
n,x por,n,x D. RouLnt, Pc Clerk.
decl6-lawiw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02

RE-Fsr,RIIsuurNT or rRYING-PAS sHoAL LIGHT VESSEL
TREASURY pEr'T OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,
WA>HGNGroN d. c., Dec. 20, 1855.
Notice j. hereby given that the Light vessel has boen
rer,tabli,hrd off the end of Frying Pan Shoals, of
Cape Fear, North Carolina.
This vessel i acknowledged, the hull painted yell
low with the words " Frying Pan Shoals painted in
large black letters each side lowerIuastS yellow,
topmasts white, day marks black, one on each mast
The soundngs IN approaching the Cape FOar Shoals
irregular.
the lights are fixed white lights, one on each mast
AT an elevation forty feet above the level of the
and in clear weather should be visible from distance
OF twelve miles.
The vessel is mOorcd in ten athoms Of water, and IN
lat $3.50 ", long 1850 w.
By order: w. b. SHUBRICK, Chm.
The Schooner Ella, Croeker from Rockland for Rich
schooner j. II. Horton Pierce, for Craney Island and
hammock,
The $. Revenue Cutter Cuyahoga, Captain John
Faunce sail yesterday, January from Boston,
on a cruise along the coast for the purpose OF assisting
vessels in distress during the inccment winter season
seabOard. She will take out an extra supply oi
provisions water and men, To supply ships ia Distress
and aid them in reaching port OF shelter. other
in the other districts have been ordered TO the
same duty that from Maine To Florida there will be
relief steamers ready succor distressed vessels
The SchoOners Winged Racer and Laura I. Chester,
for NanSemond, Va, At Holmes Hole on tho 10Th
ultimu.
The Schooner Brothers, from Providence Tor Nanse-
mOnd, Va, was at Newport on the eth ult.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02
' 'r' ~ '''' Gil. Il. WILLIAMS.
NOR LEASE.-Exnecti

LNOR LEASE.-kNpecung 10 De NUSthI IA
i from Virginia for some time, will lease the IiE
lie. ,e double DWELLING-HOCSE, now occupedS3N-
Iy : r. suit, Esq, situated ON south rilr -ank-
lin street between Second and Third stree for three
wears commencing first Of January next. The House
/, furnished with beautiful Furniture, Catpetins Paint
ngS aud Stauury, aud the Library supplied with stan
ari works. The Kitchen and servants rooms are very
complete Attached to the premises are extensive Sta
bcs and houses, lighted with gas, having two
rooms for coachen. These be detached, if desired,
from the house lot and rented without Inconvenience
ta the Dwelling. For TERMS apply. between and Ia
o'clock A. NJ. and and Z. NJ, 10
BOILING W. HAXALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02
THRUST SALE OF A FINE FARM


i by consent Of parties, and Trustee undcra5f&
4 Deed If trust from Robert Coles, dee d. % Iuck--
er : Cole, executed and recorded in April, 1864,
will offer for sale III" premises, on THURSDAY the
FIRST day of FEBRUARY, l>6j, il suitable. and il not,
the next suitable day. Of the finest farms in the
county q; Abrmari- situated 10 IL miles South Of
Charlottesville. adjoining the land, Of Dr. b. /. Ran
dulh. r. ;. Coles Esq, and other-, aud containing
aboU' 9J ACRES, (which i've or N hundred acres arc
cleared, and the balance lncly tmberel. The improve
meats consist Of q large and convenient DWELLING,
comparatively with the usual necessary 0utbuild
ing- This i, Green Mountain farm, and like most ot
the land in tina: fine region is of superior quality, AID
admirably aiap'.i 6, tn" growth Of Corn Wheat, To
baccn and other Virginia crops For several years past
It has been under '!e management Of one Of the first
agrcuiWra-t, OF tie county.
TEGMS-Iulr~- more favorable terms BE- announced
Tia" day 81 sale, from eleven TO twelve thousand dol
lar Fl the purchase money will be required in cash,
the balance, wiki interest from day 81 sale, 90 be lAl
annually. will be- PAYABLE in four equal annual inSia
mruis Be- secured by bou,, with good security and
L deed Il trust on the land.
For further Information. addre,, r. = Coles, Esq. or
7. :. Coles, Esq, Al North Garden L. o., Abeinar.a
county, Va or the undersigned at Charlottesville.
anl -duawiw b. Il. WAI>"H-
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,


CUMBERLAND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
= The undersigned will open Select Classical School
at oak Forest Cumberland County, Va for the instrue-
ton OF young gentlemen preparing Tor College or the
active pursuits Cf life.
The exercises Of the school will commence on Non
day the I'D January, lsj6 and continue TO 18th O. No.
vember.
For board and tuition, per session Of five months 81.
The Boarding Department will be under the manage
ment Of Vincent c. Ryals, Esq.
Address the Principal AT sunny Side r o. or Vincent
c. RIVALS at oak Forest, Cumberland Va.
d.c22-Gtc JOHN MCGOWAN, Principal
FEMALE SEMINARY will be opened on
n Grace street. between 81 and It'll streets next door
r. Dr Fairf,x January 10 1896 in which will be taught
thoroughly all the English branches, French LATIN anl
Music.
1t is the intention Of the principal il literally patron
lied tn make this school permanent institution.
Southern teachers of the highest qualheauohs VII
be employed, and no means spared 10 nAh' s'"O"
worthy OF the patronage OF the city Of Richmond
Normal Cas, will be formed for the specai instrue
ton of those who desire to engage in teaching 90,
The discipline will be mild but strict care wiz o.
taken promote the health and happiness "l thc Pu
pills aud make their studies pleasant dut! ihs'ea
| Of an Tksomc task. ~,
Nopupils under six years Of age will be admitted
Session five months. ,,,.n,,.
French, Latin and Music at The usual rates =.
Tuition payable half in advance, I'm specie or !,
value in currency the reminder a. the close Vi vi
term for which the pupil was entered. ,,t ,
Scholars admitted a. any time and ios All! e"e'"
! time not less than IAonth.
Persons desiring tu patrOniLc the school VIII P,ca
leave their names with Mr. John /. Tanner OF al III
Office OF the Richmond Wing. ,rr.vp
-, ,o1s,- Principal.
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FOEM OF PROXY

Know ALL Men By Trf-r PRESENTS, Tina: the Sub
scriber being stakeholder in the National Express
COMPANY. do hereby constitute and appoint - our
true aud lawful attorney and proxy {" represent etch
If u, IN all general meetings Of the stockhDd"r, ~ sAi
company held within xix month, from and alter 10
date hereof when not personally present o. rep.
resented by some other proxy, with foil power and
authority, At such general mr"tIuss. to gvf -uch vol"
ur votes aud such other acts, each Of Us
could give or do. member ~ the said meetings II
we were prrs onalIy present and do hereby raiy
and confirm whatever vote Dr vote, act or acts our
laid attorney may lawfully give do for u In pursu-
anc- Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness - hand and seal thi, - day u -, one
thousand eight hundred and -.
TEsrE:
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WANTED.

w ANTED-By 4 single LADY of some eX-
w perieuce situation Teacher Of the usual Eng
fish branches French and Music. Satisfactory refer
euces given and required. Address " b. Box - Dan
viu. l., jau2-cit*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02

! will take the pleasure OF informing the ladies'
Richmond and vicinity that have just opened ne
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10y VOOLFOLK X THORNLEY,, E&
- BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, VA. sEEfASh

BOILING W. HAXALL,
4. ~ MIMI .lr-.l lnl lnnr Lrnln ErLnklin
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The health of Mr. Davis is also said to be good.
FRANCE AND MEXICO.
The correspondence with France about Mexico
will he given to Congress as soon as it re-
assemblies.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

rcss w, y. IAD.LI, FUncIraI.
Tye River Warehouse Po-tofics,
-Gm Nelson county, Va
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t;RgAF Turnout OF FEEEDNEN-lNMENsE CELE-
81 ALTON is AJsOR OF President LINcoLNs EAAN'
ZIP ALTON Yesterday morning, at
:, carly hour stresss after stream Of negroes, OF
=, az. and.sy- were u q seen docking through
~, y,v0us strts leading 10 tie Od African Church.
Refare the sppsnted hour for meeting this immense
t,,ilding wa, tnsey packed, and oy Lon aeIe7
- 10 be sesHagouad Il Witnessing Dy iai'b, ~
~sreatly, whltwas going on inside Inc otn Ni ~
~ tsses a. II particularly suited TO the tastes o.
tSs ccjored Hills The white peoP!e OF the city' TnC
.Laoced 10 pass the time not having heard ina
S,cb a conyoeatn was to be held, were p0t h'''
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FAYETTEVILLE (N. CO.
MILITARY ACADEM \ .

The exercises Of this Institution have been
without the military feature, and an addl'iohs nu
of pupil- will b. received for the balance ol TUE -
sion which will terminate twen'y-sN weeks lroln 'n
frs Of January 1866 The discipline ana course 30, o.
H. ,.,ron ~ , thorough course in the Ancient Lam
ruaces, embracing Iarin and creek eompo.iu@ni IN
Surveying and Engineering the instruction VIII De Vol
theoretical and practical Arrangements VIZ pe nh"
AZ am cIrly day To secure complete sct oil Oh"lhiVaI
and Philosophical apparatus. No pain or expense
will be spared make this one Of the pest sehoo., IA
bcI .IIook, the Town of Fayetteville, and which
j. rrmarkable for the healthiness of the location The
beauty OF the scenery, and The Intelligence F'u""Aeh'
and hib mor character Of the people. There Is al
MI J,iIy connection between Wilmington aud Fay
eItcvic by steamboat, and this Is suggested ~ tha
best route the latter place from ln't any ilat%f'
charged from tho date Of entrance, though II WILL De
hest to enter about the first al January, lNb'