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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
BotweOn the Appointment
Clerk and "a COIOred Messenger.

An alteration occurred III the treasury
Department Yesterday afternoon between
j. B. Butler, appointment clerk OF the
Treasury. and :. :. Carter, c0lorcd mes
senger in the Second Auditors office. Mr..
Builer claims that he was grossly lnSultcd,
and that when he was leaving the room 10
have Carter arrested he was attacked
and severely handled. Carter's story Is
that Butler has long had personal
dislike to him, and yesterday when ne car
ricd the pay-rolls into the room, Mr. But
Ter said TO him. "Did not tell The audi
for not to send you here again! Go back
and tell him that YOU are an impudent ni?!..
gcr and | do not want YOU here again."
Carriers answer was that he would carry
no sucb message unless Mr.. Butler put II
in writing. The dispute grew warmer ana
ended in Carter uttering an oath ana call
inc Butler "puppy." Butler followed
ont into the hall with paper Wushi III Ms
hand when Carter struck him twice ana
tried 70 hit him again. Captain Cobaugh
then arrested Garter and carried him INTO
the captains office. :o,.
After the occurrence Carter had an lhleI-
,.,ew with Acting Secretary New, ana was
informed. when he was about to tell ms
side of the story, that the Secretary hau
boord enough OF the matter, ana that ne
was " dismissed - Washington Post.
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My friend, Colonel Knight, editor OF the
! southern Planter, in the number for OctO-
Der, alter publishing the wonderful ac-
counts OF the successful performances OF
the Holland rctort rs applied to locomo-
tives, refers also, without the slightest inti-
nation or knowledge on my part, TO similar
success rs exhibited by L. G.. Booth at the
State Fair OF 1879, when "attachcd to an
ordinary cooking-stove, and did its work
most eficctually, and evidently with much
less cost than ordinary fuel, and without
smoke, dust, cinders; no flavor which
could be impaired 20 the articles cooked;
no sparks; thus security OF buildings from
fire and suitable for tobacco" He calls on
me for explanation Of subsequent seeming
abandonment, and | thus respond more
quickly than monthly journal allows.
First. never contemplated connection
further than development OF that and some
similar enterprises appearing peculiarly
suited to Virginia and the South in the
present crisis.
Second. The inventor was unfavorable
to any general experiments till perfection
Of improvements now accomplished.
Third. / was unwilling on any represen-
tations OF my own TO tempt any expendi-
ture that might result i'm loss. do own
the whole patent for Virginia, regularly
transferred and recorded in the Patent
Office in Washington, with peculiar priyi-
leges, in the language OF the transfer, to
"put the ret0rt on locomotive or steam
boat OF any Virginia corporation operating
within the State, and have the right TO run
through any other state Of the Union and
corporation OF other State; likewise have
the right to use it on locomotives and
steamboats, that may in regular course
OF business run through the State
OF Virginia" | have only thus to explain
any hesitation in developments useful to
the State or individuals, and that II any, on
examination of the representations d
others in the hands OF Colonel knight,
and more to be provided, making none my
self. and no time to attend to il. choose
to form stock company they can do so on
terms leaving margin for large profits.
suitable charter, and handsome certificates,
ready for immediate issue. with cXplana-
tionS and action Of Colonel knight, and
fixtures likely soon in Clifton House,
Richmond, and at Carriers Grove, on
James river, i'm manufacture OF bricks and
fertilizer, the sales especially in Europe
having been very large. Il. G.. BOoTH.
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a Just debt owing him by Haskins; /;
that both Wilson and Garnett prove Bey-
eridge did not instigate the prosecution
against Haskins for selling liquor without
license; that the failure 20 produce the
letter In question is condcmnatory cir
cumstance, aud that Haskins's explanation
OF the loss OF il is not satisfactory; that il
Is nowhere pretended that Beveridge
threatened that he would accuse IIaskins
OF crime, and TO convict the law requires
That; or, in other words, unless Beveridge
actually did accuse Haskins you can't con-
Wet. For these and other reasons. by them
stated, Messrs. Cabell, Foster, and Allan
asked that accused be acquitted.
CLOSING ARGUMENT.
Mr.. Witt in closing for the Common
wealth asserted that it was only necessary
for him to prove an attempt to extort n
"pecuniary benefit" by threat, and that
he thought he had done. He stood up
strongly for the three IIaskinses-father and
two sons-and showed that in attacking
Ilaskins's character defence attacked Bev-
eridge's also. for he was Haskins's assoei-
ate. lie dwelt upon the fact, too, that
though Beveridge said the piano was'only
worth "a, he was charging Haskins S2 per
month for it!
Mr.. Witt then proceeded to take up all the
points raised by defence, and to answer
them one by one: after doing which, with
great force and ability he submitted the
case to the jury, saying that when any
member OF his profession so far forgot
duty and decency as to do as Beyeridge
has done, that he should be stripped naked
and sent forth before the community ex-
posed in all his treachery, and dismissed as
a base and improbable servant.
MI Wits closing was very effective in
deed.
The jury took the papers and retired at
$40.
THE PUNISHMENT.
After being out about half an hour the
jury came in and asked to be instructed a.
to the punishment, and were told by the
Judge that il was a fine not exceeding 800.
or. in their discretion, imprisonment in
jail not exceeding six months.
GUILTY.
At 0 O'Clock the jury came into court and
rendered a verdict Of guilty, fixing the
punishment at 800 fine.
Mr.. Allan submitted a motion in arrest
OF judgment. Continued until II O'Clock
this morning.
Accused gave his father as bail in $500
for his appearance this morning.
Mr.. w. II. Beveridgc, who has been
convicted Of this offence. has served for two
or three years by appointment OF the Audi
tor Of Public Accounts as collector OF de-
linquent personal taxes in Richmond.
Some months ago he was admitted to the
bar.
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rn IA E.LiLor ofMe DispaleA:

How can Boston afford 10 institute its
present Fair and encourage New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, ana Richmond to
make all the display possible, allowing the
exhibitors to take all the orders they please,
while il Richmond were 70 attempt the
same thing she would be Obliged by the
laws Of the state. "as starter" to charge
each exhibitor a fee OF $3.50 Qor the State
liccn,)? There must be Il mistake some
where. Can You tell H. where it isl
YOurs trIllY, =.
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Scientific Notes.

fro saws the Nature, caused by an
o,oc,r;c wire at the Paris Opera-llouse, mas
coused ouite a sensation in the scIen'lIc
,rorld although it has been successfully
tent from the knowledge OF the pupIic.
Mr. Georrov, wire-manufactlrer III
paris has taken a patent for covering eiec-
t,;c wires with asbestuS. Experiments,
vrbicb will be repeated officially, nave
viewed that the copper can be burned Wi'h-
aut any spark being conducted outSioe'
Dr John Rae does not hold the common
oninion that the EsquimauX are a uiiiinu. u.
i've race. lie is inclined 10 lhihh .iii' .
thev are fully as tall rs the average ~, natlN'
90 London and much heavier. Inc Wo'
men. when young, he says, are very p'cuis,
anti looking. almost pretty, eXtrelhely so5iu
and compact, with small ieet ana hunIs' .,l ~
and weu-formed limbs. As 10 s,rc,s.t, M .dc Il, Il,
Sound that the EsQuimauX cotid iii' fVo VI
200 pounds with ease.
Surgeons know the value OF the cNpan
sive nower OF peas and oth'r gram II
,nok ing anatomical preparations. Noone NV
nn~ ,,' IDEA OF the force eXerted untii test o.
- a.; : node An Italian vessel, aden VIII
r;ce nut into East London some .iIne as'
ioot,;no ,o,i badly. 4 strenuous effort wa
ie"1n ieo1n % nump out the water and unioae
,iinuo ,I ro roo But the rice continued TO swell
omd one fin finally the vessel was violently Durs
asundcr. :,
7, Ita,v n short time ago. according u
the Cbemiker Zeitung, there were no. leo, eo,
thon o $50 powder-mils, but there , are at M, no
,oo ,no" now running. 1t is only lew OF aI' an'
larger establishments that mansge dEse % ., % com
both ends meet with any deere S',tv VI ~ fy sSC
Tort Notwithstanding an import nHyowder nn.y VI SJ.
mon mo, every go pounds OF M gumdRomtt adRSantap,
The Italian Manufacturers owarmnsnt tane ~",@ af
Of the "protection' . the Iorei Saor and n ver,
lords them to place very dear o,,a u,'I the h END
had article on the market; Ap1u' ,;.a' ',antorie '
oi 1870 there were four dynall''Sel,'o,e ,Sn one a
in the Kingdom; now only 'ho o"' "
Ayigliano is in operation
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JNO. L. LAUGHTON, Jr. lO1 A.. h'' carpets
household furniture, IRON sA'e' &c. 49,. .,..,,
u n NH & co. 4.P. NJ, two new two-story
s,ock-hrick dw,lling-houses Nos. eZi ana sZo
west Clay street.
GRIrBBS & WILLIAMS. l i. ~, store AZ ue
northwest corner OF Main ana risn'n ''es'.
~, IVNF o ,O...5 Z. ~. residence at the
W. northwest corner Of Franklin and shaief
streets. .
II + STAPLES & CO., 12 NJ, trustees sale oi
suburban farm three miles from Maheheseer'
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. - Y. NJ. Lns'ss : sa's I,
~ Ave lots IN square bounded hy fedefai
James, william, and Washington streets.
W GODUIS & SON, L. NJ, special eommis'
doners' rental at auction Of 40 acres TWO miie'
wssf of Richmond.
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The Richmond Light Infantry Blues de-
sire to express their heartfelt thanks to
Mr.. c. l.. Siegel, the Pinaiore east. chorus,
and orchestra. and the public for the grand
success Of their benefit Tuesday night;
also to Mr.. w. T. Powell, Mr.. J. {. Smith,
Mozart Association, and the press. and al
others to whom they are indebted fol
kindness received.
ANDREW PIZZINI, Jr.,
Captain Commanding.
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PLAYING THE PIANO.
raise Notes On n Riclssty Instrum ont,
which Caused Criminal Trial.

Trial in the Hastings Court Yesterday OF
Lawyer w. III. Beveridae, Charged with At
tempting to EItort Money or Pecuniary
Benefit from p. A. Haskins (Colored) by
Threatening TO Have Him Arrested for
Selling Liquor Without Lieense-The Origin
OF the Trouble in a Resdjuster Gubcrnato-
rial Convention and n Loan OF Twenty Doll
lars Made by BeveridRs on Haskins's Pia-
no-Accused Found Guilty-Punishment mt,
Fine si00-NIotion for Arrest OF Judgment.
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Medical College Of virginia..
RIcHNONp. September q. 1882.

RICHMOND, september y, 1882.
To the YoUng Men rho Propose to A!tend
the Ensuing Session Of tie Medicdt COi-
legs Of Virginia:
In consequence OF a certain statement by
a certain newspaper, which may possibly
have been copied in other newspapers. we
wish simply to say TO the young men who
propose to attend our lectures that we will
teach medicine as heretofore, and are As
surcd OF the presence OF much larger
class than we have had for years.
fSimedJ
JAMES b. McCAg, VI. D.
Professor OF Practice of Medicine,
ROBERT =. COLEMAN, VI. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Of the Puerpcral State;
JoHN :. WELLFORD. VI. D.,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women and
Children;
J. :. DORSEY CULLEN, NJ. d.,
Professor OF Surgery;
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. NJ. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy;
CHRIS. ToMPKINs, VI. D.,
Professor OF General and Special
Anatomy;
MARTIN L. JAMES, VI. d.,
Professor OF Matcria Medica and
Therapeutics.
#Dr. McCaw being absent, signed by Dr. Tomp
kins Is his representative.
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NEyER-wHAT. NEVER? No. neyer-that is'
hardly ever do We pass the MODEL DINING- AND
SAMPLE-ROOMs. G22 Broad street without stop
ping IN and trying one Of LANES decoctions, with
"A fried oyster on a fork. His meals cannot be
surpassed for the money" Live and Let Live " hi
motto.
Dining-parlors for ladies and gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28

The extensive lock-works OF doraroyed trarny d
y.ather In Lancaster, Pa, were ues'Io3v oss vu
T Bro'hcs' re early Tuesday morning. fro LOSS, (
900 s;SSs !; Nseoaapy mns origin Sis n
The cigar-factory Of Jacob kpo' p W was de.
dsye Lancaster MooSap oGSn'y ynighs. la' together
stroyed by fire Monoass lo ss ooe,: insurance,
with It's contents. Loss so'0VV'
$1,000. a NORTHAMPTON has ar.
rived at Halifax, n; s,niy D., liy At East Point,
her Maiesty's ship III rhTp the officers and crew
p. e. l., bringing g.sas, an '"V when the North
Of The wrssNuu IRE, the wreck on sunday the ves'
ss stores wa and material had been savea recover S
the @ Vessels propeller and rsaaT, r."nGipr in The
ed. The engines are still .ator s.ah%'e
vessel, which is filed with wa'ei'
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BROWNS IRON BITTERS

bas been thoroughly tested for
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
BHIOUSNESS,
WEAKNESS,
DEBILITY.
OVEIWORK,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
CONSUMPTION,
LIvER-COMPLAINTS,
KIDNEY Y-TPOUBLE &C..
,ni,, vcr-- fail 20 render spcody and permanent
relief
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Wall Papers.

I have Just received large supply Of
wall paper, OF novel and unique designs
the very first OF the new fall styles that
have arrived here.
JONI +. REGNAULT,
No. ) north Ninth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
BROWNS IRON BlTTrRs

is guaranteed 10 Dc a Notwithstanding siimuiant,
and II wl in nearly every case, take the place OF
All iiqnor, and st the same time absolutely kin the
desire for whiskey and other intoxicating bcyc-
ra9eN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
pRFPARATnRY SCHOOL

Finding the great need IF thorough preparatory
work, special arrangements are made for small
children. who can now enter at eight years Of age
A French class has been organized for small
children.
Young ladies who are advanced I'm French,
though not otherwise connected with the school,
Will be- allowed tO enter the conversation class.
Those desiring to enter should apply at once TO
the PRINCIPAL.
An 20-lm corner Tonih aud Marshall slrcels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy.
rainy. and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ. &c.
A. NJ, %; noon, 60; p. NJ, 50; p.
NJ, 56; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 51s
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
ole Atlantic States, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, with rain; easterly winds, sta.
tionary followed by falling barometer. sta.
tlonary or higher temperature.
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gitllmond 1ispatth.
....sEPTEMBER %, 1882.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED cIRcu.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28
Pure Strained Honey.
Joseph NJ. Blair, Grocer, s26 Main street,
has some pure country honey strained.
A Card.

We desire our friends and those OF Dir.
r. b. Cersley, in Manchester, Va, 10
know that Mr.. Cersley has been appointed
cole agent for Montrose" whiskey for
that city. W. ~. DLAlk w.
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CrNcrSxA1I. O.. Novemher l6. .1ssl

CsSCINSATI, o.. November l6, 1881.
Gentlemen,-The foolish wasting Of vital force In
bfsncss pleasure, and vicious indulgence OF our
p.ople makes your preparation necessity; and,
II applcd, will save hundreds who resort 10 sa-
looms for temporary recuperaiion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-28

Out-o.-town buyers should not iah 10
call at Yancy Waddey& Co.'s for their sup
ply OF stationery, announcements, hane-
bills, and all articles usually needed In this
line for 4 country store.
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Personals and Rriers.

Bishop r. VI. Whiitlc has declined the
Office OF visitor 10 the Medical College 0f
Virginia, to which he was appointed by
Governor Cameron.
1t is quite a compliment 10 the dental
profession OF Richmond that two Of ITS
young members have been elected 10 the
dental department Of the University Of
Maryland. DIR. Lewis VI. Cowardin, as one
Of the demonstrators Of operative den
tistry, and DR.. Charles l.. Steel. a. one OF
the assistant demonstrators OF operative
dentistry, will leave shortly for Baltimore
to enter upon the discharge OF their new
duties.
Mcssrs. II. B. Chafin & Co., real estate
agents. have sold the two frame tenements
Nos. j0i and 800 west Catherine street for
Mr.. ID. T.. Lacey to Mr.. George Meyer for
the sum OF 81, 400 cash.
The Governor has removed the political
disabilities OF Burgess Gordon, who was
convicted Of felony i'm Norfolk, and George
Calvin, OF Roanoke, convicted OF petty
larceny and striped.
Senator Bliss, OF Prince Edward county,
came down to the clty Yesterday.
United state, Marshal X. y. Hughes has
returned TO the city.
The Virginia Opera-IIouse has been
rented. and will hereafter be used as an
auctiOn-hOusc.
Yesterday the firc-alarm telegraph was in
Use repeatedly. the superintendent being
on an inspecting tour. An alarm Of fire
was turned in from Box % by mistake.
Mr.. David 4. Windsor postmaster OF
Alexandria, was In the city yesterday.
During the war Nr. Windsor was a COnfed-
crate soldier, and was captured and carried
to the Old Capitol prison, in Washington.
He sccrcted on his person $1,000 in Nir-
ginia notes belonging to Richmond gen.
tleman, kept it. for eighteen months in
prison, and when exchanged brought II
back and turned it over to his friend.
The competitive examination OF candi'
dates for appointment to West Point viii
be held next saturday (3Oth instanD at
Richmond High school.
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Rev. G. W. RICE, editor Of the Anerieon Chris
ffaa Revie,c, says OF BROWNS IRON BIT
TERS:
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DIR. JAMES \ CABELL' \. N' H. D''
Professor Surgery and Physiology, University Oh
Virginia, and President National Board oi
Health says OF these Waters
"U undenabIe that an unusually iarge pIoinIii M
tlon OF grave aud obstinate cases OF tIrullD I - =
eases which have banlcd the ordlhar hos dIs
the healing arr are annually cured. ihese ~ ~
eases are INDIGESTION WITH GASin,.AIhrHpi2Y'
DYsPFPSiA. DIARRBTA and ~ SE y riTE 1H !
LEUCORRHGA, sCROFULA, ECAhh"' 49,
The Springs are beautifully located III hV'A'
bridge county, va and are open for the recep'''"
Of visitors from
JUNE lsT TO OCTOBER lsT EA'"
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
The WATER Is bottled direct from the springs
packed IN cases containing one dozen haif-saiio"
bottles
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Richmond, Va,
And by druggists generally Throughout ,o' n'
United states. ASK your druggist for p'inp''''''
Gse l5I
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pROwN's IRON RsTYERS.
MO WHISEEY !
BROWNS IRON BiTTERs

IS one Of The very few tonic medicines tina, arc not
composed mostly OF alcohol or whiskey thus be-
coming fruitful soSroe of in,empcraaoe by pro-
noting desire fcr rum.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The thirticth animal session Of this Institution
opens SEPTEMBER 1fTH with the following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS:
MISS SALLEY Is. HAMMER, Principal. Latin,
Moral Philosophy, and English Literature.
PROFESSOR CHARLES n. WINSTON, NJ A..
Natural Sciences aud Mathematics.
MISS l.. T. THVRSTON graduate of yaSsar
Collegel. Mathematics and History.
MADkNoIsELLE ROSE DE DCTZELE native
Of Francel. French.
Miss GREBE, German.
MISS SUSIE HAMMER. Associate Principal,
Latin, Mathematics, and Preparatory school.
Mrs. ALICE SWAIN HUNTER. NOcalizatiOn
AMI Italian.
MISS NELLIE DUSTMAN, Piano. Thorough
Bass. and Harmony.
MISS :. 4. HAMMER. G. car.
Miss ALICIA II. LAIRD, Drawing and Paint
Ing.
MISS MARIA MORRIS Porcelain Painting, De-
corlUye Art. and kcnsington Embroidery.
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY,

\ SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. 322 EAST FRASKLIN srREET
The eighteenth session commences TIL RSDAY,
September IAN. For terms apply nt the above
.cionl.rooms 81 :. 4. BEACH.
arII-tDcl Principal.
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AYERS AGUE CURE not only affords immeiilte
relief. but il eradicate, the malarial poison which
nroduces the disease without leaving any injurious
effect rs Is tie ease with quinine and many of the
ague medicines advertised. IL IS the only medi-
cine I'm existence which NAV BE- considered an an
solute anudote for fever and ague and kindred
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STOCK BROKERS'.
TOHN L. WILLIAMS,

d YIN L.
sToCK-B ROKER,
lol4 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA'
offers for sale
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PoIo'
MAC 6PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND poio'
MAC STOCK AND DIVIDEND BoNDs'
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE FiRsa-noma noNr
GAGE 7 PER CENT. AND rnm ,nH cT..
INCOME BONDS AND PER CENT IVA
RAKTEED STOCK;
RICHMOND AND DANvlLLE eohn o
PETERSBURG RAILROAD BONDS e'sano os
RICHMOND CITY 6's, IS, and s's. :.
An investment securities bought ana so'a "
Commission.
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The session begins OCTOBER 1sT, and close
June 80, 1853.
THE COURSE OF STUDY is adapted To preps-
ration for the University for the bsi of lfc
THE LOCATION Is In one Of the hcalthiest and
most beautiful portions or Piedmont Virginia. II
Is The east slope of the Blae Ridge, Immediately
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twenty-one miles
from Staunton.
THE TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF Ming
months, for every expense Of tuition and maintc-
nance, except clothing, textbooks. and medical
attendance are t25O--payable $3.50 In advance,
and balance February lst. The tuition-fee alone.
for the whole session part Of the session. Is $75
aud must be paid Ia advance.
The last session Of the school was held at Locust
Dale, Va. Number OF pupils. 81.
For further Information address
ID. +. BOYD, Principal.
Greenwood Depot, Albeniarlc county, Va.
60 q