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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-22
$l.5O PER ANNUM.

ANDREW J. THOMPSON,
VS.. In the Circuit
BENJAMIN ST. CLAIR, Court for Hartford
MARY ANN ST. CbAIR, County, as Court
JAMES ST. CLAIR of Equity.
and others.
The object of this Bill is to procure a
decree for the sale of part of two GER
tain tracts or parcels of land, situate in
Hartford county, called respectively, "The
Three Sisters" containing one hundred
acres, and s'The Fence Row." containing
six acres, and that the proceeds of such
sale be distributed among the parties in-
terested, according to their several pro-
portions.
= The Bill states that the said Andrew J.
Thompson is seized in fee of said land, as
tenant in common with said defendants
therein named, to wit: Benjamin ST.
Clair, Mary Ann St. Clair, James St.
Clair, Sarah E. Street, wife of Richard
Street,, Harriet r Thompson, John T.
McCubbin, and Amanda McCubbin.
That one Charles McCubbin holds, or
claims to hold an interest in said land, in
virtue of his right as tenant by courtesy.
The bill prays that an order republication
may be granted, giving notice to the said
James St. Clair, nonresident, of the sub
stance and object of the said bill, and
warning him to appear in this court, in
person or by solicitor, on or before GER
tain day, to answer the premises and to
show cause, if any he has, why decree
ought not to pass as prayed and also
a writ of subpoena against the other
said defendants, commanding them to APP
pear in this Court at some certain day
therein named, to answer the premises,
SC.
The bill then prays that a decree may
be passed for the sale of the aforesaid
land, and that the proceeds of said sale be
dis tributed between the said Plaintiff and
Defendants according to the several pro-
portions.
1t is therefore, this 2 LIST day of October,
1867 adjudged, and ordered that the COM
plainant, by causing copy of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Hartford county, once week for
four successive weeks. three months be-
fore the 9Th day of February, 1868, give
notice to the said nonresident defendant
oil the object and substance of this bill,
and warn him to appear in this court, in
person or by solicitor on or before the
said 9th day of February, 1862, to show
cause if any he has, why decree ought
not to pass as prayed. "'".''
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
True Copy. Test,
... WIN. Fl. DALLAM, Clerk.
nov8.4t ...-
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CURIOUS FAIrH-rhe Only devil wor.
shippers known to exist are the Yezidis, a
race of people living in Armenia. They
were formerly Christians, were CONVEX.
ted to Mahommedanism, and now, appar-
emily Disguised with both faiths, have
theory of their priest is that although
the mighty angel sa'aD, the chief of the
angelic host, at present has quarrel
with God, yet reconciliation will hereaf-
ter take place, and he will be restored to
his high rank in the celestial hierarchy.
This is the foundation of their hope, and
they consider themselves perfectly safe in
trusting their destiny to it. Among such
a people the profane phrase $50 to the
devil p would of course be considered as
an expression of good will.
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The w est.

Some months ago Omaha was the las,
resting place of municipal government
west Of the Mississippi and east of the
mountains. But since the Pacific Rail.
road has been in progress, settles" have
sprung up SO rapidly that the time when
Omaha was the western terminus has
been forgotten. Julesburg has been the
frontier city for at least three months, and
in that time has swallowed the town OF
North Platte, doubled its population eight
or ten times, built several churches, thea
tres and banks, had several elections and
at last accounts had two Mayors and two
Common Councils. But progress waits
for no one, not even Julesburg. Within
the short time that city has been the term-
nus of railroad travel, the track has been
laid still further, until now the Chey-
eDne,' l42 miles west of Julesburg, has
been reached, and that enterprising rail.
road station has assumed metropolitan
character. A late dispatch from that
quarter announces one half of the people
Of Julesburg have moved on to Cheyenne
City, taking. we suppose, one of the May
ors Of the latter place along as a sort of
queen bee. A step of l42 miles is max
ing considerable progress. The removal
of organized municipal government, with
all the paraphernalia of fully developed
city life, 142 miles further toward the
the Roxy Mountains, is but an evidence
of what the Pacific Railroad will accom-.
plisb in the future in all that vast region
drained by the NJ ssouri river. Other
Julesburgs and otaer Cheyenne Cities are
yet to spring up, apd to be followed by
the agriculturist, the muer and the nc
chanic. Civilization and industry travei
rapidly when steam goes before opening
the pathway Chicago Tribune.
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DIED.

DIED.
On the asd Of the present month; a. na ~
Mn s s'aRsE only Son Of William A. and
Sarah A. Smith. aged eight moh'ns ana Twelve
days.
Thou sr. gone to the sravo-we no longer behold
Though sorrown snd darkness encompass thy
The saviour has passed through these portals be-
And tho lamp of His love is thy guide through
Thou ar, gone to the grave, and thy mansion for.
with us Thy fond spirit did no. tarry long - ;.
He oo6 thes since se ded
Good bye, Charlie! you have gone from our
midst but lot as be comforted that you are nov :.
within the 81 IN or sorrow
that we will again see You In thar brgns e'ySian'
or Ta fnnarsi will take place TO-DAY ata oclock
p. M. stMr. John NJ. Riddelrs, on Westham piaInk
road. 81
q, ,a.,.rdav. in the sixteenth month of his age,
,nRRY FULTON, only son Of William J. and
Mary Z. Beach.
uItsks these little lambs, said He,
And lay them in my breast;
Protection they shall lind In me
In me ever blest."
uis funeral will take place from oregon M !
m,SSnTrvSpEooS AT s o'clock. The relatives and
frisnds of the family are invited to attend.
os,denca Of Mr.. william Myer, on the
At the iesf trsnty minutes to O'Clock P. NJ, OF
ets, Gyt Bernard g. ROSS after long
and pafnful illness. aged twenty-one years. ten
months, and six days.
parawoIl BARNARD. thou art sleeping
Sweetly in thy home OF rest.
And we know while we are Eeepips
Thou art with thy Saviour blest-
Friendship we have sweetly treasured
Chained by memory's holy spsH,
still our love was only measured
Since we breatbed the word farewell
Baltimore papers please copy.
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.,.ake and Ohio Railroad.

chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
M. county of Monroe-so long known
a. one of the solid and wealthy counties OF
virginia. and now member of the family
Of West Virginia-has spoken very ae-
cidedly on the subject of the chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. On the 18th instant
her citizens met at Union, the county scat
and adopted resolutions in favor OF SUD-
scrfption Of 100000 to the great work !;
also requesting the board of supervisors to
take the vote Of the county upon the qucs-
ton of this subscription.
The Board OF Supervisors met The same
dnv. and ordered the vote to be taken on
the aeth day of August: In their resolution
lin accordance with the request of the cl-
t;zens) thew declared that the vote should
\. taken aforn or "against SUD-
scrip,ion of 5000 900 by the county, IN ner
corporate capacity, to the preferred e'en.
per cent. stock Of the Chesapeake anu
Ohio railroad, said subscription ITO DC
secured bv the issue of bonds bearing
"cight per cent. interest, payable IN thirty
"vesrs or redecmable any time after ten
"ycars, at the pleasure of the county"
We are gratiGed to see the spirit mani
tested at this meeting. The Union Re9as-
ter, in reporting the proceedings OF the
citizens and of the supervisors, states that
"one of the county officers, whose position
"enables him to know the feeling OF Inc
registered voters on the subject, re-
marked that there will not be tive votes
ain the county against the subscription"
Major J. G. PAXTON, Of Rockbridge, ad-
dressed the meeting, and, says the ReglS-
len, demonstrated that by reason OF the
"enormous gift which Virginia makes to
"this company in donating to it her lnte-
"rest therein, by reason Of the exemption
"from taxation which the road enjoys
"until its profits exceed ten per cent. and
"its almost unlimited right to acquire pro-
"pcrty, the company enjoys advantages
"for making the road which have been
"hitherto almost unknown in the history
"of railroad construction"
On the 18th instant an enthusiastic meet
ing was held at the Red Sulphur Springs,
in Monroe county, which was addressed by
Major PAXTON, and which unanimously
passed resolutions similar to those adopted
at Union.
The dominant party Of West Virginia,
we are gratifed to see, has for one of the
planks of its platform liberal system OF
internal improvements. In this it has the
earnest cooperation of the leading and IN
fluential citizens Of all shades of opinion.
We are satisfied that if the citizens Of Viz
GINA show by their acts like devotion to
the cause, the great Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad will be in operation in a few years.
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lNDlANs.-Meu & little advanced in life
VIII be amused at a paragraph communi-
Gated by Mr.. STEPHENS to SwISroN (see
another column) about the "seyen young
Indians" who combined in the adroit
strategy then employed to make "OLD
ZACK" President. One of the "seycn ,,
UISCoLN) became himself President.
while several of the wigwam fought against
his government and we are not sure but
that some Of them are still "skirmish-
ing" Politics make "strange bed-iellows."
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Some have thought that THAD. STEVENS
was not in earnest in what he said in re.
ference to BUTLER. But sec what be did
say:
eff there be anything in the world that
he will be acquitted of, it is the ACQUIRING .
reputation, or anything else, by false prs.
fences"
That is, BUTLER takes whatever hi
wants openly and above board, as he dit
ut New Orleans.
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The Peabody Fund-A Great School

The Peabody Fund-A Great School
DR.. SEARS, OF Rhode Island, the agent
for the disbursement of the fund given by
Mr.. PEABODY for southern education, has
been on sQjourn of some weeks in Virgil
MIA. He visited some Of our most popular
watering places, and also, as our readers
know, attended the educational conven-
tion at Lynchburg last week. He is an
ailablc and courteous gentleman, and was
politely and kindly received by our citi-
Zens.
1t is understood that he seeks favora-
bic locality for the establishment of a
school Of immense capacity, to educate
many hundreds, if not its thousands, of
scholars. While we know that none of
the States can offer places which in all re-
spccts eau compare with very many that
may be found in Virginia, we are not afraid
that their merits will not be duly made
known to the Doctor. We saw more than
one talented and excellent gentleman in
the Doctors company VINO were quite able
to unfold the beauties of their respective
homes, and who We are sure lost not so
favorable an opportunity. We envy the
Doctor the exquisite pleasure he has en-
joyed and is likely still to derive from the
graphic and artistic pictures that have
been and are to be presented to his mind 5
oye. What thinks he of Staunton and
Lexington? Nature has done all that it
could for them, and art great deal; but
their ingenious and eloquent advocates
must have placed the Doctor in a condi-
ton of extreme perplexity as to which OF
them it was the Devil showed the Saviour.
We doubt not he could be happy with
either were 'tother dear charmer away
We venture to say that at this time Dr.
SEARS has higher appreciation of subj.
unary bliss than any man in the world
We are sure of one thing, that he can
not 60 amiss in selecting . place in Virg
MIA for his school. Whether he takes tha
town of our own affections, "The HUB" o.
any other of the eligible places, he vii
have just the happy medium in tempera
ture and the high degree of salubrity ant
general convenience aud comfort of which
no other State can boast.
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II. GREELEY.-The Tribune does not be.
lieve Mr.. SEWARD sis the author of the
practical joke" of the nomination of FL
GREELEY for Minister to Austria, which il
says surprises no one more than H. G
himself. The Tribune adds that he "could
not be induced to leave his country at pre-.
sent"
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ny SPECIAL NOTICE.-THoMAs Z. PRICE
& co. will on tomorrow. July 18th. remove to
their now building corner Eleventh and Main
streets. Their customers aud friends will please
hear this In mind.
They take this occasion to return thanks TO thelr
friends, who have 80 kindly sustained them Tor go
ma ny past years, and trust that, with more ell
gible position and increased facilities, they will
be better prepared TO meet their wants in the fu.
ture.
jy 17-2w THOMAS r. fhlGt q w.
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LAcK SaIgP."-We see that "black
mp are TO be kept on the New York
theatre Tor one week longer. New York
IS nappy city to get rid of her large flock
at the oud Of that time, ASo'>
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Al NEIGHBOR BLUNT, PRAY
IA HOW DYE DO7
I've lust arrived in town, you see,
And happy that I've met with you'
I'm bothered, as we'll may be
I've little money, much to buy,
And really don't know where 10 go.
In this dilemma apply
Fer Information. Do you know?
BIusT.-Well, friend, indeed I'm truly glad
To see you; and III help you out.
Your case is not 80 very bad;
For ISAAC SYCELs, hcreabout,
Can sell you goods, dare ASSERT
Cheaper th an any man in town.
Your wife silk yourself shirt,
Domestic, either bleached or brown.
His stock, selected with great care,
Was bought for cash--'tis sold the same.
And here's his card twill take you there
You can't forget the place or name
3Ol ISAAC SYCELS, SOl
DEALER IN DRY GOODS,
30l BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD.
lily 23l
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A LBEMARLG FEMALE INSTI-
Iss4 - TUTs' CHARACTERISTICS, yA-Session
1857 . VIII begin MONDAY, September ID. and
end June s5. Course OF study a, heretofcre aid
adapted to the object OF enabling and indmcinT
girls to make real attachments in learn,na Eli
Information furnished on apple alton ui'
Charges for entire session. 10 currency.
Board, washing, fuel, lights, and tuition. 1850
III usic on piano and use OF instrument so
Drawing, &c, at usual rates Payments half in
advance Borders furnish towels. -
Address JOHN HART, NJ A.,
je l7-eodts Principal.
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ROBERT n. KAURY. JkHEe L. hAURg,
RogERT T. BROOKE.
H X. III. REAURY * Co.,
ESTABLISHED III 1885,
gANKERs AND BROKERS,
No. 1Oll Main street.
nrst house below the Host-ofnce,
RIoHaoND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND slLVERs
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTloNs
MADE on all accessible points in the onlteo
States. TO-
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sE'THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON Ar
PREACHING, the large stock of the clothing
JOHN 8. DEVLIH,
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
must be sold at once to make room for the stocR
now being manufactured; and, to insure tnls emu
In the shortest possible time,
UNPRRG EDENTED BARG IN
SUMMER CLOTHING
may be relied upon, and it is the determination OF
the house that
NOT A SINGLE ARTICLE OF SUMMER WEAK
SHALL REMAIN ON HAND
II prices commensurate with the present. hard
times can command customers and
insure sales.
Beautiful Linen Suits,
Chaste Duck Suits, and
EVERY FASHIONABLE STYLE OF GARMENTS
No. 1907 Main streetR
[jyl7-l2tl "
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THE PICNIC TO ASHLAND OF
j the Sunday school attached to Rev N. J,
Michelbachsrs synagogue will take place on
THURSDAY the 25th instant. Th. ira n will
leave the d.pot Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad at half-past O'CLOCK a.
NJ. The friends Of the school and parties wish
Ing to Join the excursion are invited to attend.
Tickets can be had on the train.
JyA-lt" COMMITTEE.
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SDecS0J Notices.


eog NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-The under
signed have removed to the new store lloa Main
street, second door from the corner of Eleventh.
They are prepared with complete stock 10 mee
the wants of the trade.
They respectfully Invite the examination OF
wboIesale buyers to their assortment of WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, etc etc.
BURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
paw 1903 Main, corner Eleventh street
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NEW DRY GOODS.-We have now
IN In store, and will continue to receive during
the present week, an entirely NEW STOCK OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS, direct from New York,
where they have been selected In person expressly
for this market. We call especial attention to our
complete assortment OF
JOUVIN's AND PRINCESS KID GLOVES,
comprising ell numbers and shades. Buyers can
give US a call with the full assurance that they
will be suited.
Also, NEW DRESS GOOpS-such as
JACONETS. ORGANIZES, LAWhS,
JACONET ROBES. GRENADINES, and BERAGEs.
BLACK and WHITE STRIPED LEE0S at Csc.
Also, full assortment of
DOMESTlCS, WHITE GOODS,
H0USE-FURNiSHING GOODS, &c,
to which we invite the ate ution Of our customers
and the public
CAEDoZo. ALsrP \ F0URoUREsN,
No. 9l3 Broad street,
ie lo-2m bstw.en Ninth and Tenth.
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VIRGINIA.-lnt the Clerks office of

VIRGINIA.-ln the Clerks office O,
the Supreme Court Of Appeals at Richmond
on the 22d day Of July, 1857:
Hiram Hill, John Rodes, Charles Bib, and Ro.
against
James F Bower and Ruth j.. his wife, and George
III an ana Shoda bis wife, ppelless
nounosd by the Circuitro of Albemarle county.
And It appearing by AFFIDAVIT made and filed that
the above named GeorgeP. Hill and Rhoda B. his
wife, are non. residents of this State they are re-
CURED 70 appear here within one month aftsr ne
publication here 4, and do what is necessary 10
protect their interests in this suit. "
Tes.e.
jyA-W4w NJ. T. STARKE q r.
IMPROVED COPPER STILIS.-Wa
L have for sale two lMPROv COPPER
ST LIS, which are as good as new-ops Sing
ling still, with an Improvement for stirring the
bur, and swan-nsc cap, with an impro emsnt
IN the worm; the capacity supposed to be from zoo
to 22o gallons Also, Doubling Still or like i'm
proseIasnt, supposed % contain lso gallons. Ap.
ply to WILLIAMS, GARRETT & FISHER,
third door from Governor,
my a-eodh On Franklin street.
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MARRIED.

rbnrcb hy Tho Row r d. Daniel, Mr.. 9AGop
KILL to BETTE, eldest daughter OF r. q. n0''
ESQ.
June "a, 1857, by Rev Pr Hoge, astufI ng TO
Miss LUCINDA P. BoWLEs; both OF hi'nraoA''
Va.
Baltimore papers please copy.
ortbol7tb instant at tho Second Baptist cnH''n
uu sne = Rnrrows. Mr. T. A. CHAkktEl o,
Rchmond. to Miss sALLIE n. HOLLAND u
has RI .a.s
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GO TO
7 HALHIMER'S II You want tho choapes,
osiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
lpacas, Black Silks, Grenadines,
awns, Organizes, Berages,
ernan!s, Tamartines, Soil de Paris,
l Insertions, Edgings, Cambria Bands,
II uslins, Cambrics, Brillisuts, Dimity,
nglish and French Cassimsres, Marseilles,
ibbons, Mits, Corsets. Hoop Skirts, Linens.
8 Xix Fans, Parasols, Umbrellas, &c., &c,
as We are selling of
At AND BELOW COST at
No. sl5 BROAD STREET,
between Third and Fourth streets.
lily l5-ts]
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DOR SkIE.-The undersigned offers
a for sale the FIXTURES and STOCK OF oIs
which there is combined z CONPECrIOEA Any,
SaR-RooM, ESTAURAnT, and BAKERY This
location Is as desirable as any In the city, and
attend 20 causes him to sell. The lease OF the
premises runs until Decent u, 1893. THE Is 8
such 4 bnsiness. Price win ba moderate. Ad-
dress n LANBSRr
" is-as 10. sAarkst square. Petersburg, u.
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s--aTe Vyrg51,So Springs: -,
DEDUUTION IN RATES of boAhD
~ nonsr. WHITE e SULPHUR 5hPPHUR AND ALUM
FORMERLY KNoWN AS sTRIBL .nSe,s, va

thirteen miles from staunton, aug = sasts<
This delightful mountain retreat tnir tbs Warm
northwest from staunton, dir oSit has been un-
inst year 1st OF
be ready for the reception OF visi1ofs Oh 'A0
June. ..-.st a angular and
happy Of msss1y .. for W6ioh the
wa5s1s Of Virginia have long been 'ele
brated. n, Washington, Rich
wfsh to inform the public that tae ,e ssearcity
Of mons N eepbiped With the
make these Springs known 1ndsr Nv sn PIECES for
b b to the following rates $3.50 per Day e''
per week. ana SJ rs pone.third cheaper than other
of the same class This reduction VII e.
ny syat tspl sn OF and iii PLACES
which are anu Oh "'A 81 ! A. HEFELPINGER.
the mouDtalhs. Proprietor.
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Dentistry.
nENTAL NO T1CEl. -
J. HALL HooRE, N. D., DENTIST.
1o1s NAH STREET, OPPOSITE Posr.oYYrcs
9.cfg. RIoHnoED. s Ia.

HUDSON B. WOOD, DENTIST. -
y offers his services to his friends and e15,,
fellow. citizens in the practice Of
DENTISTRY In ALL ITS BRANCHES
Partial or full sets OF TEETH inserted On ooId
silver, or vulcanite base, In the most irnp,oysd
style. Special attention given TO fIling t.s,S
Teeth extracted without pain under ths ;n'
fuence Of anGsthetics. All work put up sci.nts.
cally, and WARRANTED TO give entire satisfaction.
Charges VERY MoDgRATB.
dence Of his skill and proficiency 10 the annsrsd
certificate from his former pTeceptor:
CERTIFICATE
Mr.. Judson B. Wood having been studsnt ana
assistant in my office for two years past. tsks
pleasure In saying to those who may need his ss,'
vices that consider him qualified TO practice dsn.
tistry, he having hsd whilst with me ali the in.
struction and every facility could command 10
enable him TO obtain thorough knowledge Of In
business. GEORGE B. STEEL Dentist.
No. 713 Main street.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1857.
Office, 1903 College street, near Medical College.
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John MAHONY, SURGEON DEN.
y list, has reduced his prices to suit the g.
times, and is now doing every description J5(,
OF work In his profession on terms and in @
manner that will insure the entire satisfaction OF
his patrons.
All work warranted to please. Specimens OF
every style to be seen at the Office.
DR.. MAH0NY has been IN the profession for
thirty years, the last nineteen OF which he has
practiced In the city OF Richmond, and to his
many patrons during that long period he refers for
testimony to the complete, artistic, and salts
factory character Of his work In the several
branches Of his business.
TEETH EXTRACTED
without pain by new and perfectly safe method.
Office and residence No. 6?s Main street, above
Seventh. ieu
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Declining to teach, beg to commend to the con-
fdence Of my patrons my successor, MIR. WILLIAM
F Fox Re was formerly my assistant, and has
been known to me most intimately for dozen
years. He has $50 had several years. experience
In teaching and has devoted himself TO that work
as the business Of life. He is perfectly COM
nently successful. | most c1nscien,ously shink
| him one of the Gerry best teachers kaoton to me.
My patrons | say 1t with as much reference TO
| theire as his interests-I am confident cannot do
Otter than extend 10 him the encouragement
SHOWN 20 me. WILLIAM J. PETTlGkEW./
| RICHMOND, VA, July Is 1887 iy lQ-sod2w