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SYMBOLS AND pREsBYTERIEs.

SYMBOLS AND PREsBYTERIEs,
Times Of Meeting
sYN0Ds.
Alabama. Tuskegee, Oct IS, u pm
Arkansas Little Rock, Oct 10, pm
Georgia. Athens, Oct 49, m.
Kentucky. Danvile, Oct ii, y m.
Memphis. Jackson Tenn, Oct 10, 7 p m
Mississippi. Vicksburg, November l, q N
Nashville Knoxville, Oct 20, u pm
North Carolina Fayetteville, Oct II, y
South Carolina. Sumterville, Nov Is, y pm
Texas. Waco November 2, ii a m
Virginia. Lynchburg, Oct. Is, y m
PRESBYTERIEs.
East Alabama. Opelika, Oct 10, 74pm
South Alabama. Talladega, Oct II, SPIN
Tuscaloosa. Concord.
Arkansas. Sylvania, Oct ID IL m
Indian. Doggy Depot, Sept IA, 7pm
0uachita.
Atlanta. Decatur, Sept %, pm
Augusta. New Hope. Sept s, 73pm
Cherokee. Bethel church. Oct 5, IN
Florida Lake City, Nov l.
Macon. Ephesus, Sept 81, II
Savannah. Valdosta, Oct 5, pm
Ebenezer, KY. Richmond Sept 10 p IN
Central Ohio. Bladensburg, Sept 6, y p IN
Louisville, KY.
Muhlenburg, Ky. Mt. Pleasant, Sept 81 pm
Paducah. Caseyville, Sept q, y Pm
Pennsylvania. Richmond, Aug rs, y m
West Lexington. Salem, Sept 6, II m
Chickasaw, Florence, Oct H. II an
Memphis. Someryille.
North Mississippi. Edmiston, Sept o. y pm
Western District. Sardis, Oct IA, II m
Cent'l Mississippi. Raymond, Oct Is, II a m
Louisiana Comite, Sept SO.
Mississippi Hopewell, Oct u, IL m
New Orleans.
Holston. JonesborO, Sept 81. pm
Knoxville. Wweetwater, Sept %, 7 pm
Nashville. Bethsalem CHI Sept %, y p IN
North Alabama. Bethany, Sept %, y p m
Concord. Lenoir, Sept Z, pm
Fayetteville st Pauls church Oct Z, Il m
Mechlenburg. Shebyvllle, Sept ~
Orange. Lexington, Sept 10 y IN
Wilmington. Black River, Sept Z, II m
Bethel 0livet Oct 5, II a m
Charleston. Orangeburg, Sept q, 7! pm
Harmony. Florence, Oct 4, y pm
South Carolina. Bethany, Oct 5, II am
Brazos
Central Texas. Carolina, Oct % II m
Eastern Texas. Crockett, Oct 26, p IN
Western Texas. Indanola, Oct B, m
Abingdon. Maple Grove Sept 20, II
Chesapeake. Baltimore, Oct II. p
East Hanover Salem, Sept IA, II m
Greenbrer.
Lexington. Windy Cove, Oct D. /! IN
Roanoke Charlotte Z. b, April II.
Montgomery. Peaks. Sept Z, II m
West Hanover. Farmville. April -, ~ m
Winchester. New Creek, Sept II, y m
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The Episcopal Authorities of England were In
Inundated by the remonstrance against the enforce
ment of the Purchas judgment; and they hesitate
to execute the law against the Rltuaists. who con
tinue to offend in the most defiant way. Three
churchwardens have requested the Bishop OF Ok
ford to admonish the Vicar of Buckingham for
standing in front of the altar during the prayer of
conservation, and for other transgressious of &C.
cesiastical law; but the Bishop refuses to inter-
fere The Church Association in the Purchas case
has won barren victory. The bishops are In favor
of the law as it stands but against Its enforcement
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Obituaries.

Died, August 10th, at Marsh Creek, near Raleigh,
n c., Dr. WILLIAM r. MILLER.
Died, August oath, in Lebanon, KY, ]. ]. VANCE,
in the 44th year of his age.
Died, June 10Th, in Prince Edward county, Va,
Miss FANNIE BR WIN, Oldest child of Spencer and
Mrs. Amanda Brown
Died, AugustI9th, at Winnsboro, S c., MALCor NJ
FRASER, infant sou of James W, and Margaret F.
Law, aged months and Is days.
Died, in this city, August Slst, after long and
painful Illness JoHV Thomas JON sTON, infant son
Of James and Jane D. Johnston, aged months and
days.
Died. August LIST, at his residence in Nicholas
county. Ky w. w. HOWE He member OF
the Presb, terrain church, at Moore6eld, about thirty
years.
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EERTILIZER ON TINE.

In spirit of great iberality, Messrs. ZELL L
SONS have authO lied US to sell THEN 'AMMONI-
TED BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE," at a re-
ducton OF ten dollars per ton last years price,
and to extend the time, on credit sales to Si4 or
even tlrelre MONTHS but for aPprOved endorsed ne
got able notes or city acceptQHceS only. We deem it
unnecessary TO say more of this Justly valuable Fer
tizer, than to refer the public to certificates of
large number of we'll known and practical farmers,
to whom we have sold for the past Eve years.
Prices in Richmond are S54 per ton cash S5S on
credit of months, and S62 on credit of Y months
Send tor Circulars.
sep 6-2t DUPUY 4 MCKINNEY,
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West Indies Terrific Hurricane-St. Thomas.
August - via Halifax August 3l-A terrific
hurricane, which veered from every point Of the
compass. occurred here yesterday and last night.
and an earthquake added to the horror During
the night huudr,ds of Dwellings were swept away.
Not house on the island Is unchanged Six
thousand people are rendered hOuSeless. aud $50
killed. Thirty eorpses have been hauled from IN.
der the ruins. Vessels were torn from their an
chOrs The island OF ST. Kits is said to be in ruins.
Sugar. The sugar crop in Louisiana Is said to
be unusually promising this year. Very nearly as
much viii be made as before the war;
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The PREsBYTERY OF ABINGDON stands adjourned
to meet at Maole Grove Church, Washington Co.,
Va on Wednesday the 10Th of September, 1871,
at II A NJ.
Church sessions are reminded to forward to Pres
bytery written narratives of the State OF Religion
and reports on Sabbath Schools and Systematic
Benevolence See MANUEL, rules 3 and s.
The members OF Presbytery will find conveya' ces
awaiting them at Montgomery Switch, on Wednes
day at A NJ and at P. NJ, the time of the arri-
val of the trains from the Fast.
WILLIAM S. LACY, Stated Clerk.
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Matriea,

August lst at Kenmore, roline county Va,
by tie Rev j. E. Polndexter JOHN E. WATKINS,
Esq, of Halifax, Va and MARY L., daughter Of
the late Judge &. q. Coleman.
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The Presbytery of WINCHESTER will hold its next
stated meeting in the Mt Hope church, at New
Creek, West Va, Wednesday, September 9th, at
70 o'clock, P NJ. j. K. GRAHAM, S. Clerk.
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The SYNOD OF ALABAMA stands adjourned to meet
in Tuskegee, Ala, on Wednesday before the fourth
Sabbath in October, 1871, at q clock, P NJ.
ROBERT NALL, Stated Clerk
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Ecclesiastical alutites.

The Presby-ery of EAST HANOVER will meet al
Salem church in Hanover on Thursday, September
a. at II NJ.
Members going va Richmond will take the Ches
speake Il Ohio Railroad thursday morning and
stop at Atees Station, and those going via Freder
icksburg will stop at Hanover c. H.
w. a. CAMPBELL, Stated Clerk.
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE, C.-By order, meeting
of the Board of Trustees will be held at Davidson
College, at y NJ, on tn fourth Tuesday of 0eto-
Der, being the 24th to elect a President and a
Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy, Meta
physics, etc.
SAMUEL II WALEUP, President.
f. Nye Hutchinson, Secretary.
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The Presbytery of NASHVILLE stands adjourned
10 meet in Bethsalem church on Friday, September
22d, at q o'clock, P. NJ
81. B. BoUDE, Stated Clerk.
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The Pres6ytery of LEXINGTON will meet at Windy
Cove church on Thursday, October 9TH, at IL A. NJ.
K. c. WALKER, Stated Clerk.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
N RICHMOND.
Session 1871 and 1872.
Commences October LIST, and Continues Five Mont

Commences October list, ana Continues FIVE months
Course of instruction complete, elementary and
practical In addition to the regular lectures "a
course of daily Rotations and examinations, con
Quoted by the adjunct Faculty is offered the student
without charge.
Practical Anatomy taught by an experienced de-
monstrator.
Clinical lectures are given at the City Aims House
Hospit'l, College Hospital, College Dispensary, and
State Lunatic Asylum, by the Faculty.
Diplomas issued to students of Pharmacy who at
tend two courses of lectures Chemistry, Materia
Medica and Pharmacy, and pass a satisfactory ex'
animation.
A prize is offered for the best Thesis; subject,
ARRStheSiG
Meritorious students, with limited means, will be
received by making proper arrangements with the
Dean.
For terms, price of board or any other informa-
ton, apply to ). b MCCAW, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
sep 6-4t 1910 Broad Street.
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Mas. MARY ORME Finn.

Our City. now in the third quarter of the first
century of its existe 'ee, has already long list OF
sons and daughters whose childhood and youth were
spent within her borders, and who, their pilgrimage
being ended now sleep in her beautiful Cemetery.
or rest beneath the quiet shade of other burial
places. In this list of her buried children there is
a chosen few, whose memory, as we'll to the com
munity as to the household circle. is a priceless
treasure. A Christ-ike impress was on their char
acter The beauties, the amenities, the sweet chart
ties of living pety, daily distilled blessings around
them. Being dead they yet speak. But the other
day room was made among the h usehold graves Of
Of our Oldest and worihiest families, for cher
ished daughter; cherished aud loved not only by
the family circle, but among all our people; room
was made for her to sleep the long sleep near her
loved father who for so many years was one of the
pillars Of our community
At the Sweet Chaybeate Springs, Va, whittier
she had gone IN hope of recovery, on the Sth ut.,
Mrs MARY Finn passed through the peary gates,
aud entered upon the rest that remaineth. She was
the daughter OF K. NJ Orme, ESQ., so long one of
the Editor of the Southern Recorder and wife of
Rev. William Finn of New Orleans for many years
pastor of the Milledgeville Presbyterian church -
Near the calm sunset hour, on the Friday following
her decease after arrival of the train which
bore her ifeless form to her early home a large as
sembage Of our people gathered at the Presbyterian
church-the church OF her childhood and after the
funeral service, followed her precious dust to the
grave
Now that her beautiful life is finished it is fitting
10 speak in her just praise, and in praise Of that
grace of which she was so signally the
subject. Converted unto Christ when the rosy morn
flushing her SKY, and the dew of youth sparkled
at her feet, the outlines of symmetrical christian
character at once appeared. As womanhood fully
came, rare strength and maturity of piety was de-
velOped, and became brighter and brighter till the
dawnng of her perfect day" Pety with her
Jas it ever is when genuine, not mere respectful
attendance upon religious worship, but the life of
God in thu soul To be Christian was with her to
be Christ-hke-to go about doing good. She found
her chief happiness in minstering to the distressed
to the sick, to the poor, to the neglected. With
singular dscreetness and wisdom, she quietly went
in and out among for years ever active in gentle
loving ministry TO The suffering in body to the dark
ened in soul There sadness in the homes of the
poor, in the orpl lows heart, be-
cause Of her 4 =
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L. P. BRoCEErTS popular history of the
Bloody FrancO-German War

Now containing full account of the
Fearful Reign of Terror in Paris
Is selling beyond all precedent:
1t is by far the most reliable and only complete and
impartial history of that mighty struggle and its
mOmeRtOuS results. 642 pages, nearly $50 spirited
illustrations, price only 81 so. $4,000 copies al
ready sold. 1t is issued in both English and Ger
man and is beyond question the fastest selling book
extant. Vide Gso1ke energetic agents wanted
Terms extra, and treights prepaid
Address HUBBARD BROS, Publishers,
sep ely 72S Ss son Street Philadelphia.
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NANCY HILL CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Il FANCY HILL, R0CKBRIDGE co., "a.
r. ]. R. GUY, Principal.

The third annual session % this school will com
mence 2nd Thursday of SEPTEMBER, and close 3rd
Thursday of June. Its design is to prepare boys
for the Washington and LenUniversity, the Univer
sity of Virginia, or fit them for business 1t is stu
ated in one of the most healthy localities of the Val
ley, miles from Lexington, and from the Natural
Bridge, and can be reached BY stage from Lexng
ton or Bonsack Depot The neighborhood in which
this school is situated has for long time enjoyed
very fine reputation for its refinement, and the high
moral character of its citizens.
Expenses for session, $500.
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0oUTH.sIDE FEMALE INSTITUTE.

COUTH.SIDE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
This School will be opened in Danville, Va. Sep
TENDER 18th. The course of instruction will EN-
brace the branches usually taught in FIRST cdSs Fs.
male Schools, including Latin, French, Music, and
DraUing.
The school will be conducted by
Miss CLARA READ, assisted by
Miss GRACE MARTIN.
Music and Drawing will be taught by Mrs. ADELA
GREEN, lady whose accomplishments in these de-
partments are of the highest order.
| regard Miss CLARA READ as one OF the best
teachers have ever known.
Boarding can be obtained in private families
where every attention will be paid to the comfort
and well. being of the pupils For terms, &C., adj
dress Miss CLARA READ, or the subscriber,
au 9-2m ALEXANDER MARTIN.
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Testimonials &:

FANCY HILLi July, IoII
Mr.. J. R. Guy has had charge of the Fancy Hill
Classical School for the last years. and has con
Quoted it with entire satisfaction to his patrons de
is a gentleman of fine character and intelligence.
and ard him as teacher Of more than ordinary
ability, one to whom parents can entrust the safety
OF their sons. L. PoAGUE
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NIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
y At the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, Troy,
New York CHER and more practical Course of
Instru ton will be given here than has ever been
attempted elsewhere in this country. Reopens Sep
the improved Course OF Study, and full particulars
apply to Prot. CHARLES BROWNE,
au st Director.
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YNCHBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
INSTRUCTORS:

I YNUHBURJ FEMALE AOAUEMl.
INSTRUCTORS:
Ffi 55.1 & nA# !; 2.5s.
Mrs. X. II HOBSON
MISS l.. w. M0SELEY
Miss GIBBS. Music.
The next Session begins SEPTEMBER 18th, 1871
and closes June 15th 1872.
Competent and experienced teachers have been
engaged in every department
Thorough instruction is given, in the various
branches of a liberal and accomplished education.
number of additional boarders can be received
in the Institution.
Circulars will be sent on application.
au 16-4t
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Established 1848
TTNo THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS of Maryland
and the South generally:
HORNER'S Maryland SUPER PHOSPHATE
I'VE court the Chemists Inquiry
After % years experience in the Fertzing bus
mess, and after establishing wide reputation for
the purity and excellence of his Bone Dust. the
subscriber has been induced to prepare Phosphate
suitable to the requirements, and every way worthy
the attention of the Southern Farmer.
The Maryland" is RGurendtOr and permanent
Improver of the soil. 1t stimulates equal to Peru
Wan Guano, and sustans equal to Bone, being com.
posed almost entirely of these ingredients, with
very liberal percentage of Potash in the residuum.
There is no aduterator nor inferior article used
every particle of the Phosphate being OF essential
benefit to tie land. Neither pains nor expense have
been spared in its preparation, and We claim for
the greatest benefit to the farmer from the smallest
outlay
For Cotton, Wheat and Corn, and as a general
stimu ant and aliment for worn and impoverished
land, there can be nothing superior 1t is warrant
ed to run as high in Ammonia and higher in Bone
Phosphate than any other fertilizer in the market.
Price $50 per ton, in new bags. No charge for
delivery. JOSHUA HORNER, JR
Manufacturer and General Commission Merchant,
Office and Warehouse, "a S. Gay ST., General
Warehouse, Cor. Chew and Stirling Sts., Balti-
more, Md.
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We wonder Jent IUrt rom
among us scarce - a pastors bride,
she at once won the EARNEST affections of his peo-
pie To human eye it appeared that the hand of
the Master had been training her for wide useful
ness in Just such a position. His ways are not as
ours She was to gorify Him in her new sphere of
lite more by patient suffer- g under His affective
hand than BY earnest Christian work. He sat las
a re6ner and purifier OF silver" He led her int
manifold abors of love, and in prolonged Attic
ton His own image shown forth brightly in her;
then death came, and was swallowed up in victory
hanks be to God who gave her the victory through
our Lord Jesus Christ How precious to our whole
people the memory of such life Whilst affections
eye vii long grow m with the tears of bereave-
meut let the recollection of so exalted Christian
character be kept vivid and familiar In all our
homes. Let those who miHiSter in the sanctuaries
of Nlledgevle and the parents and teachers of our
youth keen before those under their care this srlk'
ing illustration of true Christian life; an iustra-
ton not found in the records of far away land and
of long pasSed time but fou in the recent an
mails of our wu community. Who among the sons
and daughters of Middle Georgia, with the heart
urreudered 20 Christ ard the eye upon the iadeless
Gro Rn will seek to emulate the lite OF he' whose
name has just been added 10 the roll of our santed
dead2 Z. W. Il.
NiUgd0eUiIe GeOrgia
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nOYER CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

DOVER CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
This School, which was so satisfactorily taught last
session by Mr. John Martin, will be re.opened under
his care on SEPTEMBER 18TH and close the last of
June 1872 He is eminently qualified to prepare
students for the higher classes in college, and to
teach the French and German languages
will receive into my family few boarders to-
wards whom the same parental care will be exer-
cised as over my own sons.
My residence is on the canal, IS miles above
Richmond, and parents desiring to have the advan
tage OF cultivated society, healthy locality, aud
church privileges for their sons, scarcely find a
more desirable school.
Terms: Tuition and Board exclusive of towels
lights and washing S225; one-half in advance the
balance February lst W. f. WALKER,
Dover Mines, GoOchland.
REFERENCES:
Mr. A. Boiling, Col. John h. Guy, Richmond {;
Mr.. William Christian, Henrico; Mr.. Edward
Scott, Powhatan, and other patrons ofthe school.
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SALEM, va.
MISS FANNY R. JOHNSTON, Principal.
The next Session of this School will commence
September 9Th, 1871, and close Ire 18th, 1872.
Prof. Jas. P. Holcombe, Principal Bellevue High
School, Bedford county, Va.
Miss Mary j. Baldwin, Principal Augusta Female
Seminary, Staunton, Va.
Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, D. D., Richmond, Va
Rev. VIM. Brown, D. D., -
Rev. B. T. Lacy, St. Louis Mo.
Rev. l.. II. Blanton, Paris. KY.
Charles l. Mosby, Esq, Lynchburg Va.
VIM. NJ. Burwell, Esq, New Orleans, La.
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TIME VALLEY FEMALE SEMINARY will
commence its Session September 18th.
Board and English tuition, $3.50.
Apply to the Principals tor full particulars
Principal OF Home Department
Mrs A. E. T. MAGILI.
Principal of Educational Department.
MARY TUCKER MAGILL.
Principal of Musical Department
EvnINA H. MAGILL.
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THE NEXT SESSION OF HAMPDEN
L SIDNEY COLLEGE will commence CD
| THURSDAY, September 7th
In consequence of the recent resignation of Prof
Martin, instruction in the Department of Greek for
the next year will be committed to Prot Blair, with
conn., 9nt assistance.
For further particulars address
Rev j. NJ. p ATKINSON,
President Hampden Sidney College,
! iy 5-3m Prince Edward County, Va
| SNREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
| + FREDERICK, MD.
Chartered lS4O a regular College, will commence
its next scholastic year with full corps Of
Professors and Teachers,
MONDAY, September 18th. French lady resides
in the family.
Send for Catalogue containing terms view of
buildings, names of Alumni, &c. address
REV. THOMAS NJ. CANN, A. NJ,
| q, 1e1y President
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Boarding, including fuel, lights, &C., can be had
III families, under regulations OF the Principal, at
from $40 to SIS A hack runs twice week 0iG
meet ng with the stage line from the White Sulphur
Springs to Charleston.
For further particulars address the Principal
JAMES H. LEPS,
au SO-8t frankfort Greenbrier Co., W. Va.
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
u CHARLOTTE, N. c..
REV r BURWELL, lpio;,o,s
InHN Il. RIIRWELL. A. NJ. iIIIoItols'

THE 14th Annual Session will commence on
Monday the I'd day of October next and continue
until June 30th, 1872
instruction given by experienced and accomplish
ed Teachers in all the branches usually taught in
first class Female Seminares
For Circular and Catalogue containing full par
tculars as to terms, &c, address
REV. r. BURWELL & SON,
jy 5-Sm Charlotte, N. c.
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CENTRAL PROSE- TERIAN
OTEWART COLLEGE

STEWART COLLEGE
SESSION of 1912 opens September LIST.
EXPENSES, from $3.50 to S295 per annum
DEPARTMENTS, two, Collegiate and sub Col
legiate.
FACULTY consists of FIVE working men.
LOCATION, accessible and desirable
CATALOGUES sent on application.
Address the President
Rev. j. B. SHEARER, D. D.,
" l9-3m Clarksville Tenn
VNHE EDGE HILL SCHOOL will be re-opened
4 September 18th.
A French lady will reside in the family, and every
facility be offered the young ladies for learning to
Terms for Halfsession Board, Washing, English
and French tuition, Sl20; Latin, German, and
Italian, each, $40; Music, S25.
For Circular, address Miss RANDOLPH,
care Col. T. Jefferson Randolph,
~ 26-2m Shadwell Depot Albemarle Co., Va.
A SPEN HILL SCHOOL, --,-
n LOUISA COUNTY, VA.
THIS School is designed to prepare boys for the
highest classes of our Colleges or for business.
Course of study extended and thorough.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, fuel and washing, 1925 90
School Library tund, w
For full Circular, address c. j. KEMPER,
jy 26-2m Cuckoo, Louisa Go, Va
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAUNToN, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal.
THE next Academic Term of this Institution will
begin Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 18th, and close
the 9Th of June following.
new building, containing recitation rooms, music
and dining hall, and chapel will be completed by
september, and will add greatly to the comfort and
advantage of the School AS in the past no labor
or expense will be spared to advance the interests
OF the institution
BOARD. including English Tuition, $3.50 for entire
session; Languages, and the ornamental branches,
extra.
For particulars apply to Principal for catalogue.
je 2S-3m
GENERAL ASSENBLY'S
Ut THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,
Columbia, South Carolina
THE next Session will open on MONDAY, the 18th day
of September.
THE FACULTY ARE:
GEOKGE HOWE, D. D., Professor of Biblical Ltera'
b ADGER D. D., Professor of Ecclesiastical His
tory and hurch Polty
JAMES WOODROW, Phi D., u. D., Perkins Professor
of Natural Science ia connexion with Revelation.
wM : PLUMER, ID d., LID Professor of Didac-
tic and Polemic Theology
JOSEPH R WILSON D. D.. Professor of Pastoral
iud Evangeistic Theology and Sacred Rhetoric
Further inform ton obtained by addressing letters of
curry 10 any member of the Faculty, or more trucu
iariy 70 GEORGE HOWE,