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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
G,ule s 8ingslty.
CLOTHING .

CLOTHING !.
CLOTHINGM!
We would announce to our customers and the
public generally that we have full and com
plete stock Of clothing for men and boys wear,
selected with great care, for the Summer trade,
and can't be beat in
Style, Quality or Durability.
Also large stock of Hats and Caps for men
and boys wear of the latest and most desirable
styles
Brighton, There you are,
Saratoga, How's this,
Clarendon, Derby,
Black Kersey, Pearl Kersey.
For Young Men.
Silk, Kersey, Resort and Driving Hats,
For middle aged men.
A choice lot of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
UMBRELLAS, &C.
COLE s. KINGSLEY.
T INEN BUSTERS in every STYLE
Il and quality, just received and selling low
COLE 81 KINGsLEY's
COMPLETE Stock of Straw Hats
V for men and boys wear, just received and
selling low at
COLE & KINGSLEY'S.
CPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Bows
- Cleshing just received at
COLE & KINGSLEY'S.
DUTTERICK'S Patterns for Chill
kD drens clothing, with full directions for
cutting and making, at
27wtf COLE & KINGSLEY'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
Local and State Items.

New BumpISa.- was broken
yesterday by Messrs. Landon, Bates q
Glib on the lot just south of the store
now occupied by them, ON Merchants
Row, for the erection of new brick
front building, As feet front by 60 feet
deep and 40 feet high. 1t will contain
two fine stores, and will be an ornament
to that portion OF the street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

A WEATHER ITEM,-A party of three
young men left this place last Monday
evening for trip to Killington Peak,
and returned on Tuesday. They de-
scribe the weather on the mountain as
altogether too cold for comfort,-so cold,
indeed, that they were unable to sleep
on Monday night, and on Tuesday were
glad to return to the foot of the noun
tain and seek a more genial atmosphere.
At the time they were suffering with
cold on Killington, 10 miles from here,
the thermometer ranged in this village
at from about 900 above zero, up
along.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

pEOPLE can save ten per cent. on
Il all kinds of Groceries by buying of
B. & d. c. BILLINGS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

CLEAN UP.-We learn that it is the in
tention of the authorities to abate the
existing nuisances in the shape of hog
pens, &C., and have the village cleaned
up and purified, and as they have deter
mined to do their duty in the matter, we
trust our citizens will aid them by giving
information as to the locality of these
nuisances and sparing no means in tl.eir
power to have them abated. The gen.
eral health and welfare of the commu-
nifty demands general cleaning up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

1.-The wonderful progress OF medi,
cal science during the past six year.
n entious physician to declare that Con
sumption IL as certainly cured Az In
termittent fever, and as certainly mr.
ed as small pox. ~ Charles h. Rbl0, N ~ ~
ID Sfe - ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
WAsHrYeToy. Julv II. 1896.

The following answer was Immediate
" given:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

pUTTERICK'S Patterns for Chill
ID drens clothing, with full directions for
cutting and making, at
27wtf COLE & KINGSLEY'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The French are on the say says the shan van
Tie ' French are on tie say, say. the SHAN van
The Fnn.b are on the say, AMI they'll he here by
b,0sc e. day,
And thea veil clear The way, says The shan van
yJ-at.
Pat that ia your patriotic piIe and smoke IL 'IlS
a good old revolutionary ant-John Guli. PruFrench'
Fculn d.ttv. and Il comes Ia our mind nov, because
the Legislature have passed the Frinco-N Virginia
Canal l;ill and ror doing which pardon them al
their long speeches and Tor their refusing to give
a days pay Tor the poor of Richmond, rs Mr. Tar,
nett proposed. We are - glad Of the passage OF
the bll that II We had money enough, we would m
yte YOU of the Senate and House col Delegates OFT
Gers aud all 10 take some of French X CIenShaw ;
hur whi,kry aud would send some OF II To some oil
them poor fellows who are out ia The eOHid up theie
IA Wet Virginia ~ called, Or We would treat all
hands tn some OF letz, luenghng ~ Buyers ale
and pnrtrr Now being manufactured IA Richmond,
aud which ale and porter tell you, in all sober
n,,,, Is equal any ever tasted whether among
Frn.auS uu the 0Hd S1i. among the French, ur
In john l;ulrS country, (lor Were there once, and
cot nahl,cd los the puhce TOD hr,ng a little too pa
trotc about the head aud rrbellOu5 about the hstN
Read adsrrtSeme for We assure you that this ale
aud potter Is Of the very finest quality. We have
tried them and like them much that We wish the
brewery MAS within mOuth-shot 9I the nag Once.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
Life IS but a feeting dream,

4 PARk.-
Life IS but a fleeing dream,
Care destroys the zest Of it;
Swift it glideth like n stream
Mind, you make the best of u
Talk not OF your weary woes,
Troubles, Or the n--t OF a.
II We have but brief ncpOse
Let IA make the best OF II.
The individual who wrote that was a philosopher
Of our school that Is, Of the innocent recreation
school lie was right and, in our estimation, =
greater than the old foges called philosophers OF
old, or thcnew fJges either, who bother themselves
about buttons or other b0HtadcS. Everywhere IN
thi, woebegone and u b. p,ron~tTicted world "i
ours poor ii c out, broken down and bedevied
humanity seeks relief in park, pOtheen aud other
patent Inventions And hence, a Mr.. SchllIihg'
who by the way is u polite anal real Sen'ie'u1hJi
holds cut Inducements 10 Us all to indulge IA ruial
aud other pleasant recreatiuns at the ne" IarA al
Buchan3ns Springs and 10 Th'rH, "'''N; "" '"'
are3cr rharartsrs lriH De a.i1Hat' We advise YOU
an 10 90 there and enjoy the arbors, aud the walks
and the rclyeshmeuts Read ad'ef'Seneht "a Sle''a'
column AMI trust Us, for We never deceived you.
Read Read
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
EEMALE SCHOOL
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.

The subscriber will reopen his School nj Charlotte
Cont house the lst Of February. Faithful aud tho
rough training will b1 secured totho pupils under his
care In the lower and higher branches Of complete
English Education, in the Latin, Greek aud French
Languages aud IN Music the Piano. He feel war
ranod in making this pledge by experience Of many
years devoted almost exclusively to the instruction "l
youths both in the counties Of Prince Edward
aud Charlotte Virginia, and more recently IN Princeton
New Jersey. $3.50 -.
For testimonials Of his professional skill and fidelity,
no takes the liberty t. refer to the Professors "f Union
Theological Seminary, to the President and Professors
of uanpden Sidney College, To Rev. Drs. Brown and
Hoge Of Richmond, and Ia Rev Johu Miller "f Peters
burg For information, As to torms, address he Prnei-
pal. DAVID O"A'r"t'i'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

tol bepe uuler whose dnme stands the statue Of him
who was ever trae 90 old Vrg,Iiia, and when you
are coming this way to pay dutilul respect 10 your
good GA mother stop at the Orange House, Ruckers
In Lynchhurg for i IS ft to receive the very best
people of old Virginia, and ought certainly be good
enough for YOU. BY the way friend Fucker ubi est
| rruly ulenx9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

ANSIvEEsAE estcr,lay, one year ago, says the
Petersburg Hder, witnessed the opening Of that
spring campaign which terminated ia the surrender
Of Lees army aud the downfall of The Conicderacy,
The battle of lI;,tchrr'- run fought the 6.h
Of February lS,5, two corps of General Grants al
nv having moved during the pr,yiOu, hight across
the creek aud mad. a demonstration TOW ards the
Boyl.nn and SOutli-Nsi, roads. The force was INST
by General Gordon's corps, which was forced back
for some miles with the los, OF many unknown
brave, aud oi that gallant gentleman, General john
pegr.im of Richmond ln tlc afternoon, MJhuur' :
DIVISION under General Finnrsan. arrived ON the
ground aud retrieved the day hy one of the musi
brilliant and successful charges ol tine war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS., FKrRrARr 8.

COFFEE.-NO sales.
FLOUR.-lloward Street Super and Cut Extra, 5
5Oa9; Howard Street Extra, S9alO; Howard street
Family Sl2al3; Ohio Super and Cut Extra, Is 95a
6O; Ohio Extra shipping, S9lq -; Ohio Family,
sl2al3; Northwestern Super. - 2jaS 90 Chicago,
choice, 81 aja9 80; City Mills, good 10 fancy brands
Super, - 5OIS 10; shipping brands Extra, gil 5Ol
II 10; Standard Extra, 81 25lg 30; Baltimore,
Wech's x Greenfield Family. Sl4 90; Baltimore
high grade retailing, SIP 10; Rye Flour, new. 81 %
40. Corn Meal-City Mills and Brandywine, 50 $40
at.
MOLAsSES.-NO sales.
GRAIx.-wheat-wht So 90; red 81 l2a2 %.
CORN.-Whte, Sc; yellow, Toe.
PRuVIsIONS-NO change in prices worthy OF note,
though there Is "A better feeling aud more enquiry.
SUGNE-Market irmer, with fair enquiry. Sales
ale restricted by unwilllngneSs OF EoderS to accept
cnncnt quotations.
WHiSEEY dull at - 27I2 y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

We also give our personal attention to tho purehas
OF any and all articles used by
RAILROAD COMPANIES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
: -,
)ENlNSULAR MACHINE WORKS,
MDDLETOwE, DELAWARE
RAILROAD MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES.

We prepared Ia furnish n, short noIo on IN,
.'..r receipt oil plans aud specifications any
and all styles OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
~ LAND AGENCIES, &C. w4r
GRCULAR.
EXTENSIVE LAND AGENCY,
UANVuTP w F--- A.


The unde r-igned offer their tho public
agents Tor The sale and purchase of LAND, .,--.,
Ihey viii promptly sell and buy Real Estate In Vr.
GINA and North Carolina, and special contracts,
Thor location near tho border line Of Virginia and
North Carolina and at the Junction of the Richmond
and Danylle aud Piedmont railroads gives The I'M easy
access 10 the surrounding country They will buy or
sell lots la Danyiile other M la Nirrina and
North Crona-isolaed tracts ia he country and
areas far i'm mi ration colonies also Mineral Land. 1r
mining operaons in Western Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
Arrangements being made with Northern comma
mics and agents furnis capital and hieh
will increase opportunities for efeeting sales.
long experience In tho legal profession will enable
OF the partners accurately investigate titles and pre-
pare title deeds No general law business will hereaf
ter be attended tn by him. The business Of the
corn will recei We his undivided attention.
cur list of Lands for Sale, with minute specifications
Of locality soil &C., will bs most extensively cireu-
lated by al r ement through Northern and Southern
States. les from live to ten dollar will be charged
in advance cover tho cost If advertisements, and
usual commissions after sales, bat commissions II
II land Is not sold In reasonable tue.
Our patrons will please give minute descriptions OF
locality size OF tract qualities Of SOIL and to what sta
pie crops 1t Is bost adapted whether suited to the
growth Of the vine, aud, whore lands offered for
mining purposes, full description Of their mineral
qualities. send also the price per and Of
payment. READ HILL.
CoRNFIIUs MILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

We oGor for sale Of tho very finest private resi-
dcnros la Danve, on Main street, joining Farmer 5
Bank, six rooms, two stored, very ample out huscs
aud back and front groundsbuildngs all LewIy built
in fine taste, and the workmanship excellent. Dwell
ing rooted with tin, fine garden beautiful enclosure
round tho lol---vory convenient To business part Of
town. For terms, apply Ia READ & hill.
Also, 4 MILL SITE, al Milton, with II OF
Land attached wafer power frnIH Dan rivrr-thc Mill
house has been burned the power drove elk hteen
foot understood wheel supply Of water failing
good spring aud small HOnsr he premises The lo-
Gallon j. very desirable one being in the midst 81 u
very wealthy section Of country. The MILL before il
Wa, burnt, had splendid custom. Price S!oJI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

Y LAND FOR SALE will SEN at public sale ;;is
on MONDAY, 2Gth day Of February next, that be @sa
ing Court day, tho HOUSE and LOIS now occupied
by bis,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
TOBACCO MARKET

Thirteen hog,helds were opened o-day. Fifteen
bop.Leads we're Pnt mp at auction. OF these, five
were taken in, and the balance were sold follows:
Two at sol, one at q, at - one at ssi one at
sot, one at sl3, one ut $751; one at sI4i, one at
STAT.
In Petersburg, on the 9th instant, sales at the
warehouse were two hogsheadS, at 90 ~, one at
"a -, and one lot loose at 81.
In New YORK, on the 3d instant the market was
quiet and prices steady. Sales were, seventy hhda.
kentucky at from III TO 81 cents, aud ffty-sx cases
Connecticut at l2l Gene. Also twenty nine cases
ditto al 81 cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
WILMINGTON MARKET, February ., 6


TURPESTINE.-l74 barrels received and sold at
50 % furyellow dip, per go pounds. lot OF 800
above.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE.-Sales of &C barrels ut 55a
57lc p.r gallon for whit. in New York packages.
ROSiN.-ln common We note sales OF - barrels at
- for loose l56 lo. at So 81 do at 80 10 and 90
do. strained at 50 90 per barrel.
TAR.-l56 bbls. sold at 81 10 per Dbl.
COTTON-ls in fair enquiry, hut prices are rather
Irregular We quote sales Of ~ bales at 35c for NJ
packed, 40 for low mddlmg, 40, 42ia43c for mid
ding, and 44c per pound for good mddling.
TIMGER.-One raft sold at sig per NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
NORTHERN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton has declining ten
dency-saus of ON bales at IS cents. Flour il
steady; sales Of 900 bbls; Southern unchanged
Wheat firm sales of ll0O0 bushels new Milwaukee
Club at II 7lal 70. Corn has a declining tendency
sales of % 100 bushels at S3aS5 cents. Pork closed
buoyant; Mess $29 81. Lard steady ut l5alIlc.-
whskey duh ut 81 23a2 26 Rice firm but quiet
Sugar steady Coffee firm. Naval Stores dull Pc
troleum steady at 32a32l rents. FreigLts irm.-
cold 1892.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

f,L8.td.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
CORNELIUS II. HILL

REFERENCES William T. Suhern, William T
Clark W. S. Patton (Banker Bouidin X RnuIdin at
tnrneys) Dlnvillo, Virginia; James NJ whitle, Hon.
George ~. GImrr, Hon. William NJ Treadway Pittsy-
vania Court House, Virginia. John Il. Edmunds, Halt
fax Court House, virginia Wool B"uldin, Charlotte
county, virginia Hon. William Daniel, Richmond or
Lynchburs; JaInrs Alfred Jones, Charles Il. Williams,
A. Y. Stokes 4 Co., Richmond, Virginia Mcllwain,
Son Co, Joseph 4. Nenablc Co., Petersburg, Nir-
gnia Frank N. Watkins, Farmvile, Virginia John
Wilson, Samuel Watkins Milton, North Carolina Hon.
Elw in q. Read, Peterborough North Carolina; samuel
z. Ill., lancey vill" North Carolina; Willie ]. Palm
ar, Charles Dewey, Raleigh, S"rh Carolina; Bult i
Charles X. Hunt, william l.. Ill., Clement Read, Chss.
u. Hill, Now York Little, Brown Co., Boston, Mas (;
hcClsh, Eives Co, Herbert lIarslun, Baltimore,
Maryland John b. Mcphail, Norfolk Virginia Con-
way Robinson, Alexandria, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
College OF VIRGINIA, u
wi AT RICHMOND.
SPRING AND sUaMER sEssIoy-isso

regular COURSE OF LECTURES in this Institution
viii commence the lGth IL April and continue four
MONTHS under the regulations a" Tor The winter
course. oInmsnce nent fer comforting the Degrce
will bS hold the close Of the session All the reni-
site hciiitiOs for theoretical and practical instruction
a. the command f the faculty inel Gdins 1"
Hospital containing ~ beds.
fE.> Payable ia rurr" Rry "A trieulaion 3; Tick
els III seven Professors fin5 Ursdnaicn ESQ., Do
mOnstrator 81 Anatomy flO.
For further information. copy OF the circular,
address l.. :. JOYNES, N. r.,
feb6-d&clm bean Of tho Faculty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

DREDGING MAGuNH. The dredging machine
bull; in Norfolk Tor III. James River and Hana~ Ia
Canal Company, and which arrived here this week
WIS triel this morning, ami her machinery Was
found % work jmifsbly. The Carpenter wora looks
rather rough.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

nANIEL ii. LONDON, Commissioner Of
~ Deeds for most Of the States and GENERAL COM
Al SION MERCHANT, Thirteenth street, Richmond,
Virginia offers for sale = cargo of SALT in store, very
valuable REAL ESTATE, and several Of the celebrated
VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Particular attention pail to the
sale and purchase Of all kinds OF TOBACCO, and the
adj usment Of CLAIMS against merchants and others.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
VALITABIE HOUSE and LOT AMI -,

VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT AMI "a
LAND FOR SALE will SEN at public sale ;'in
on MONDAY, 10Th day Of February next, that be-
ing Court day, tho HOUSE and LOIS now occupied
by bs,
IN ABINGDON. VIRGINIA.
Tho house IL situated At the west end OF Abins ~,
built by Colonel John g. Preston, subsequently ov r.t
and occupied by the lais General John b. Floyd. Tie
house il three stories above basement four upC
zach door, J., most substantial brick, and when bu,
both brick and work done In the beat mAn-
ner aud NJ the best material, and il now In good
ditOn. There II lee House aud all necessary out
buildings upon the premises.
The ground upon " hieh the house stands contains
nearly two acres and Il well set In grass, hLTubbery
and trees. Immediately the alley, from tn
house IL u GARDEN III acre. la tho highest stat"
cultivation, upon which Ia large and comIn"dl"r-
Stable.
This residence is one Of the most desirable IN SON
west -rn yirgini, and any desiring reside in
munity posse .sing much I'M diligence any In Viz
gra wonld de- well Ia rN,Inn" this properly. There
female college, and male academy in successful oPe-
ration la the place, and In1s 81 hs denominations OF
Christians are well represented by their ehurch"-.
la le immediate vicinity 81 town, have 35t acres OF
LAND which will sell "D the day, either with
the house and lots separately, circumstances ma
| determine The Land lies Immediately south and ad-
Joining the Baltic Gardens the eastern end II town.
is very d"sirsby situated, aud is known the Kings
Mountain Tract
on the sams day will sell all my Household snl
Kitchen FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. Most of ihi
Furniture L. new.
TERMS or SALR.-Tha House and Lots and land
will bs sold Il credit OF six, twelve and eght"t n
months with interest the purchase money FROM date
OF Good security will bo required Of the pur-
money Ia paid The household and kitchen llrn!ure
" i'll be- sold upon 4 credit of blk months.
Abingdon Va, January %, 1850. jan29-eoit2lP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

On DUrY AGAIN.-Wc are clad 10 announce that
policeman Tyler has rrtlrued To duty again. u viii
be remembered that b. was SHOT by Curly, month
or NOR. ago while IN the discharge OF his duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
Financial and Comrnerci'rf
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.

RICHMOND, February b, 1856
Brokers were buying gold to-day at lbs, and
selling at 40.
Silver buying at 1885, selling at lS6. Market very
quiet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
GOLDEN HILLS ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
rHoS. T. BoULDIN, NJ. A., Universally Virginia, Prln
eipal.
ThoS. r. BOULDIN, JR., Assistant.


ThuS. T. BOULDIN, JR., Assistant.
Tho regular session this school Il divided into
two terms-thc first term commencing tho LIST Sepcm
Der and closing the 3lst January; the second com
mencing the LIST February and closing Both June.
Tho object Of the School is To prepare the student fol
college or for the ordinary business of life. Tho method
OF Instruction will be by daily Teciiatons and Lectures
average standing Of tho pupil in his classes during the
month, will DO forwarded To- the parent or GUARDIAN.
Near tho close of zach torn there will be oral and
written examination Of each class the studies puT
sued during that term and, when the pupil distin
gushos himself in these examinations, certificates
such distinction will be awarded to him.
The school Is located in Chariot county, Virgin
two mIlus from brakes Branch Depot Of the Richmond
aud lanville Railroad, aud eighty miles from Rich
mond. The location has been remarkably healthy FOL
more than ffly years.
TERMS-Tniiion and board Qighls AMI towels OK
ccptodl for session Of ten months three hundred dol
Lars, Ia currency payable iona half At the Commence
menl of each term.
EXPERIENCES:
Chas l.. Mostly Rrbort J. Davis, WIN. 7. Yancey,
ESqs., Ly nchburs; Rev. J. Blair Ddbnry, Campbell
snia Rev. John Scott, Lexington. Virgina David
Read, Esd, Roanoke county, Virginia; John u. Rad
ford ESD, Montgomery county, Nirginia Professors
Charles s. Vonabos sud James l.. Cabsll, Univ ersity
c. II. Barksdale, Esqs., Richmond Frank q. knhin
Viz ginia; T. N. Watkins and Stephen q. southall
Primc0 Edward county, Virginia; JOnh u. McPhai
ESQ, Norfolk Colonel WIN. TOwnos, Meek lenburI
county Virginia Colonel Robert Wiihers, Danvillc
Virginia Judge George Gilmer, Pitlsylvania county
Virginia Hon Thomas s. Flnurnoy, John x. Edmnnds
Esq, aud Judge William Leigh, Halifax county, Nir
gna Judge II. II. Marshall, Henry Carringi"n Esq.
william Il. Grodn, Ea william II. Dennis, Esq, and
William T. Scott Esq, Charlotte county, Virginia, aud
To my present and k'rmor patrons g"n"rally.
Address THOMAS r. BOULplN, Principal,
brakes Branch Postnhice,
I,uI 40 uGIo Charlotte county, Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

a VIM. THlF.-A lawyer ON Broad street was,
yesterday robbed Of his Overeoat whilst absent rOu'
Il nI..a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07
XXASuINGTON COLLEGE,

Tho next half session Of This Institution will begir
February LIST aud end June 18th, 1866, undU The Prs
dency 81 General ROBERT L. LEE, assisted by 4 com
petent corps Of Professors.
TERMS.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
Isge fees go, for the term of i've months.
For further particulars, address
decIo-dSrim G.. j. HARRIS, Clerk Of Faculty.