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RUMFoRp AcADEMY.

~ rs opened for the present session, on tie It'll
w last. The course o. Instruction compartments
all the elemcntar, branches OF education. together
wit. the Latin and Greek languages. Mathematics
ia theory aud practice, ahd such ot the scicuces
are Included IN acopplcte \ oateiniek course. MIR.
Brooke Hill, whose assiduity and in his
proiession the best evidences OF his abilities
aud Air. Robt Garlvl Hill, who, though inexperi-
eneel /" teaching, gives certain pledges OF merit,
viii preside over tae departments OF the sciences *
the languages. BY this arrar -meut, the sulscri-
Der is enabled to- receive IA considerable addition
To his former achoo, aud he the patrons of
the academy that his attention and that Of his cna,.
Jrtors will be extended to the health and morals
wei as the literary improvements OF their pupils -
arrangements have been made Tor the commencc.
ment and gradual ins <case OF LIBRARY aud Philo-
sopbical apparatus for tie of the students. The
price for board, tuition, bed and lies is $40 per
annum, to be paid 9uarter'y, in advance.
RICHARD HILL. ,
Il general assortment OF books ani o;het' articles
constituting a bookstore, is kept for sale, at the
Richmond prices
King William, Jan rs. 80 $50 9tD >
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FEiE Subscribers have in store, for private SALE on
N accommodating terms
1000 Sacks Salt, real Liverpool filed sacks twill
cd, large and in prime order;
zoo Sacks Coarse Salt
$4,000 lbs. Brown Sugar, in hhds., tiercos and
barrels, part Of which is of first quality;
$4,000 lbs. Coffee, a proportion OF which prime
green, in tierces, barrels aud bags;
100 hhds Molasses, most of which LIST quality, for
retailing;
20 puncheonS Rum, part of which is old, finely
havoured, and of superior quality;
10 hIds. New-York rectied Rum;
pipes, : ....
3 quarter casks } "eh" Ninei
I'D pipes French Brandy, part of which war.
rauted to be genuine
P RsRfI pi I"' superior quality Gin;
10 boxes Imperial Tea
100 boxes Candles;
100 Soap;
100 Chocolate;
100 Spanish 5csars
SO barrels Northern Apples, sound aud in nice Or
der;
50 bales spinning COtton-aIso sn assortment of
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a CARD-.hRS. ROSE, takes this method Of
"a returning her thanks to the Ladies' for their ve-
ny liberal patronage, and informs them that she has
declined business in favour of Mrs. Mozart, Win
will be enabled from the present arrangement 10
have the newest fashions from Philadelphia, New.
York and Baltimore. Mrs. Rose will superintend
the business this winter for Mrs. Mozart, and pro.
misses to select the spring assortment, which she has
no doubt will give every satisfaction.
Mrs Mozart begs leave to assure the ladies' that
no exertion shall be wanting on her part to merit
share of their favouTs.
January 5. If
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THOs. READ, Cl'k.
MSM
Dec. 81.

1LASslcAL LrTERArURE-The study of
- the Ancient Ciassics in their original STRENGTH
ard beauty, tho acknowledged 10 impart 10 polite
literature so!idty and permancnce, as well rs =
grace and lustre not otherwise attainabe has hth.
erto been denied to Females. The result of "A hap
IT, e. perinent has, however, enabled the subseri-
yer 10 demonstrate, that accurate acquaintance
with some OF the finest compositions OF Rome and
Greece, may, by judicious direction of Female tai
ents and application, be obtained in considerably less
than two years and consequently, that these yalu-
able aids to the formation of literary taste and intel
!gence, may, with propriety,. constitute part or
Female Education. He purposes, therefore, in ad-
ttiono his former course of instruction. to intro.
duce tlc study Of the Latin end Greek, together
with that OF the French and Italian Languages: -.
In order To appropriate to this and other higher
branches of Education, his particular atteiti-
on ne has engaged the assistance of Mr. X. d. Tay-
Tor; a gentleman who has long been Injured 10 the
routine OF Elementary instruction. ~.
MIR ylor viii receive into his classes for Read.
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English and Latin Gram
mar, Sc q few small boy. Tfrom to IL years oldl
whose studies will also be superintendent by the sub
serber.
j.. ANDERSON.
Cornein academy, 1st January, 1915
b, Price of tuition for the boys, % dolls. for
the annual course:
WI
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INVALUABLE PROPE92'T FOR S.qLE---
wish To eel that highly variable farm in the
county ofComberia,d, Whercon John Kelso reside 5,
containing $50 acres, fully $50 of which are yet il.
Woods.
person 'lispQsed 1" pnrclase. will FIRST view the pre-
nl'ses which will be shown aud the terms made
known on application 10 john keso to the sub
scriber
ROBERT EELSO.
n. II. Possession vii, be given immediately, if ne
cessaIy.
Prince Edward, Jan .. ,Is.N
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5 II L T..
MILL BE SOLD, on Monday the twenty
w fifth inst. if fair, if not the fair day al
the late residence of Samuel Dabney, dec'd in the
lower end of The county of Louisa two thirds of the
TRACE OF LAND
whereon the said Samuel Dsbney lived, in two lots
Of about two hundred acres each about twenty
LIKELY NE GROES,
consisting of Men, Women and Children Stock OF
all kinds and the crop oil Corn raised upon the plan.
tation during the last year.
Twelve months credit will be allowed, for all Sums
over ten dollars in ysiue upon the purchasers exc
cutting bond with approved security to the Executor
carrying interest from the date, il not pGnctually
paid. Cash will be expected for all sums under ten
dollars, to secure the debt arise from the sale oil
the Land. deed or deeds of trust upon the lot:
of land, will be expected to be executed by the pur
chaser purchasers.
CH.4s. D.4BWEY, Jr.
Executor of Samuel Dabney, decd.
january f6 tLs
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The
? Stockholders are hereby notified, that agreea-
bly, to the charter of incorporation, the fourth install
ment OF twenty-five dollars each share of Stock,
viii be payable at the Bank, the Offices of Dis
count and Deposit, on the 5th of February next.
VIM. NEkEEVIS, Cashier.
January S. ep5w
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FIFTY DOLLARS RE WARD.
\ OST, on Tuesday evening, the cpd inst, on my
< d way from Mr.. George Kings to Messrs. Vena.
BILE and NJ Adisons store, n
Red Morocco Pocket BE- ", ,
much worn with leather string tied around it. con-
tanning many valuable papers, such as delivery bonds
executions, Nc. together with Gum of money
which by reference to my cash account, am cunts "a
about three hundred and seventy dollars. ANY per.
son finding the same, or giving such informa iior
as viii enable to obtain the whole, shall have the
above reward; otherwise in proportion, without in
terrOgation.
JAMES McDEARMON
Prince Ew'd., January J. 4. 2aw2wp
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january is.

ESOR SALE at the Penitentary, by order of the
4 Executive, four likely Negro Men, who have
been condemned, and their punishment committed
to Punishment, one of which is a Shoe-Maker, and
all in the prime of life Also, the following articles,
on the most reasonable terms for cash, materials
wanting for manufacture in the Penit'y, viz. from
Sd to God cut nails and brads; cd to sod wrought
nails and spikes of any length brass mounted and
plain Crates, Tenders and Cinder Shovels, Traces,
Axes, Hoes, Hinges and Chains, Of all descriptions
Spun Cotton, from No. TO No. 16; cotton & wool
EN- Cloth; Mems, Womens' and Chdrens' Shoes,
the greatest variety; also Boots s. Bootees; Horse
and Mule Collars, Breeding, Back & Belly Bands,
Carriage Braces, Brides, sc; Bed Cords, leading,
chalk and garden lines, seine, wrapping and carpet
twine; wiiecl-barrows, flour barrels, tobacco and
lard kegs blowing and powder horns, morocco
hats and hoTsemans' caps, and variety of other
ticies, too numerous Tor insertion. Some Of the
foregoing articles will be sold at reduced prices hay
ing been made some time.
Articles sent to the Penitentiary to repair &c.
must be taken away in three months, or they will
be sold to pay for such repairs Ten pair boots and
6Ve pair Of shoes OF that description, are now Tor
sale,
all letters by mail TO any of the Prisoners, also
letters on business to the keeper must he paid
For every slave put into the Penitentars for safe
keeping, ten per day will be required Tor their
board. Orders for PenitenGary Manufactures
strictly attended 20 and executed by application to
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Keeper &
Agent
Who will also sell 7OoOlbs of hoop scrap Iron ard
BY direction OF the Executive, will purchase for
wheels and carriages for field pieces suitable wilt c
oak timber; also pine and poplar plank and scant-
ling for the of the Penitemtiary.
December %. wifi
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Charlotte, January ii. '| Wsrn


" InniNih-ht tu,es holden az the CLERKS ONCE
OF the Superior court OF Cbsucery for the Rich
mond District, the 12th day of November 1912.
David Dickinson administrator with the will an
nexed OF David Dickinson deceased, who was the
former husband of Anne Dickinson formerly Anne
Coleman one of the daughters & legstees of Francis
Coleman deceased, and the children of the said Anne
& David, namely, Francis Elizabeth, Anne, Thomas
Fanny, David, Samuel, John, and William, Will
am Dickinson, former husband of Lucy Dickinson,
formerly Lucy Coleman, another of the daughters,
iegatees, OF the said Fancis Coleman decd aud the
children of the said Lucy x William namely, Francis
Samuel c, and Festus; Charles l.. Garter, admir-
with the will annexed of William Taylor deceas-
ed the former husband of Fanny Tay lor formerly
Fanny Coleman, another of the daughters and lega-
tees of the said Francis Coleman deceased and the
children of the said Fanny and William, namely Ar
chibaid X. and Philip who are infants, and sue by
the said Charles l.. Carter ;hcir next friend and
Samuel White, and Jane 10y, late Jane Roy Duke
another OF the daughters and legatees Of the said
Francis Coleman deceased, BIS.
Jeremiah Upshaw, Francis Buekner, and Church
hill Anderson, administrator of James Upshaw de-
ceased, Anthony Thornton, executor of Walker Ia
liaterro decd James Taylor surety for said Thorn
ton, JOHN Minor, Thos. H. Rootes & Samuel Chiles
aud John Coleman, administrators OF John Ches
deceased.
The Subpoenas Scirefacias 70 revive and answer
awarded in this cause not being returned executed
on the defendants Anthony Thornton s, John Cole
man and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they not inhabitants Of this country. is order
ed That the said Defendants do appear here on the
3oth day of the next term and shew cause u
any they can, against the revival thereby sought and
that the defendant John Coleman do also answer the
original and amended bills filed in this cause and
that q copy OF this order lie forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
fortwo months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said city.
A copy---Teste
I'm. ". HENIN'C, C. C.
December 10th, 1919. wSw
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D7Y Goods,


Supeifne Coating, Flanneis, Frizes Kendall Cot
tons, coarse Yarn Hose, White Indi, Gonds Dimi-
ties sperfue Calicoes and great variety oil other
articles.
Oily expected from Phila. 1OOOOlbs. Pennington
labelled Sugar in Loxes and tarrcls--also, by the
ship Abigail, from Liverpool, 500 sacks real Liver
pool fllcd-aud from Baltimore, Whisky, BrOwA
Sugar, nnd prime Green Coffee.
We continue to make liberal advances IN cas, ON
all comsisnments entrusted to care--and having
most cOnmodious and completely FIRE proof Ware
House, we'll prepared for tie reception Of Goods
.foTCWe, RoJiHsoH s. Pieasnafs,
Aueti0neers,
CerSe, Of n g 1871 STREETS, and o6bo'ite
%ockoe WQre-HOnso
january Q. G
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DETER LIE TELLER DENTIST, continues
z to practise in the different branches of his pro
iession, e. Extracting teeth, cleansing and restor-
ing them to their natural elegance, setting artificial
ones, so as To be useful as we'll AS ornamental, and
plugging the decayed cavities of such be pre-
served
applications will be attended to at his Father's
ext door 10 the Pententiary Store on the hin.
nJanuary S. eawtf
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January Q.

RTOR SALE, by the Subscriber the following ar.
b Ucles:
trunks Irish Iincns--t do. Dmitcs--f do Cot
ton, Silk and Worsted HOSE do Cotton see s,
fdging--2 cases Cotton X Mems Thread-2Oo yds
itar Seatiug--S0O Tbs Cr~led Baked Hair-1 Cask
Pcwte and Hard Metal Spoons----35 do. Imported
Naiis--i do Stationary, contsining States Pocket
Books. Qus Sc.--i DO 30 Diadders Putty..-12 kegs
Alum, and IL DO. birthstone.
VIM. CoLoUHoUN, & Co.
Jap' q epG
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EENALL GOODS---Robesf Nelson Gtco. have re-
Z ceived, and are opening large a,r gene
raj assortment Of WOODEN & FANCY GOODS.
OF the newest fashions, and in daily expectation
OF further supplies, which they will sell wholesale &
Retail at very reduced prices for cash aceep.an-
ces town.
Dec. 12.
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| IN HANCERY-Ta ppalauuock, Essex county
court Of quarterly session, continued and held tie
SSth day Of November, 1872.
Benjamin Jones aud Sally Jones and Peggy Jones
Infants under the age Of twenty years. 10y Benja-
min Jones, their next friend, and Ambrose Hunley,
William Jones and Leonard Jones,
PiantiGs.
RgdiHst
Thomas Jones, junr. and Jary Holt,
Jeferdants.
The defendant Mary Holt, not having entered her
appearance and given security according to the act
o assembly aud the rules Of this court and appear.
ing Che satisfaction OF the court that she not an
Inhabitant ut this commonwealth, on the motion Of
the plaintiffs b. their attorney, IT is or9rred that
the said defendant appear here on before the first
day Of March term next aud answer The bill of the
plaintiffs, and that a copy hereof be forthwith insert
Ell IN the Enquirer, printed in the city OF Richmond
for two months excessively, aud another copy post
Ell at the front door Of the Court house Of tbs coun-
y. Is copy Teslc,
WILLIAM 10. MATTHEWS, d. {.
Tor
JOHN Y. LEE, OK.
Usrenbcr Is, v9vp
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TIL; Stockholders of the

THE Stockholders of the
BROOKE TURNPIKE 60 4fP.4.NY,
are requested TO attend at the BelTavern, on
Thursday the 2lst inst. at 10 O'Clock, to take into
consideration dissolution CT said company, in con.
sequence of the excessive damages assessed by the
Jury, upon TIC writs Of ad quod damnum, rendering
1t Impossible with the present capita, to complete
said read. .. -
by order of the Directors. 2
CARTER i. PAGE, Treas'r.
January 16. st
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Eg y virtue of deed of trust, executed TO me b.
NJ Edwd. Gatewood of the county of Caroline, to
secure the payment of certain sums of money there
IN mentioned, to VIM Dickinson, will be sold, on the
Esd inst at col Charles Todd's tavern in Caroline,
ONE NEGRO WOK.4N.
named Violet, one Wagon and Ave Horses, for
cash.
sAML. C. DICKINSON, Trustee.
January 16. II
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VIE Subscriber will receive in few days gene.
a raj assortment of dry goods, suited to the sea
Striped Blankets, Flannels, Bombazettes, Superfnt
Cloths X Cassmeres, Manchester Stufs, Sse: &C.
Which will be sold ON liberal terms.
Nov. s. If
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'6AKEN up and conveyed to Jail on the eighth
- day of October last,
A NEGRO MAN,
who SAYS he is free born, and bound To George Ma
son OF Greenville county; says his name is JOHN
Miiier about 20 years of age, dark complexion, FIVE
feet half inch high: when committed, had on White
Va Cloth Coat, Dimi,y Pantaoons and mite Hat
Inc owner IS requested to come forward, pay char
ges and take him away, otherwise he viii be dealt
with as the law Directs
JOHN A. Ii. RUTHERFOORD,
TAILOR.
Charlotte, January IL van
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E,IEGANT KID !SHoES-Ladies' English
IA manufactured Kid Shoes, assorted Patterns
and Coiers--tor sale by j. reson, few doors a.
bovc the Eagle Tavern.
December 8. If
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usEAL Estate for saic.-On Friday the 5tr of
: & the present hionth shall offer ut Public Auc-
ton the House * Lot Lately occupied near the Me-
t'odst Ncetins-'iOusc and in the neighbor.ood oil
San'i sireenhow, Esl--Aso. Six quarter acre lots,
ia Duva'Fs plan, two OF which, are Improved. with
dwelling houses &c aud one with cxcelicn, ne "
Stable that will hold Fight horses--,he others are
well inc'osett--'he sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
TERMS made known the day.
THOs. WATSON, Jun.
Jan. Q. !,ds
U' The sbove Sale is postponed yn.il Tuesday
he l9th, when ii viii certainly tax" ri&cc.
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SETANTED--two .9P[7HENTICE.S TO the
w Painting business. Apply TO George Wells,
at Thomas S. Pope's.
january IL. AZ
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against,
Philemon Hurt Junr, s. Daniel Il. Barnes &,mr.
OF Philemon Hurt. senr decd.
The defendant Philemon Hurt ir. not having e,,-
tered his appearance and given security, according
to the act OF Assembly aud the rules of this court
aud it appearing to tie satisfaction the Court that
he Is not AN 'nhabitant oi this state, the motion
Of the plaintiff by her counsel is ordered that he
| appear here on the first Monday in February next
and answer the bill of the plan,f--nnd that co.
ny OF this order he forthwith inserted for two
months sueee25iyey in some newspaper puhlishod in
the city OF Richmond and also posted at the front
door ofthe Court House Of sid County.
a Copy.
THOs READ, Crk.
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HEARD WARE, IRO.N.NO.N'CERY, Cur.
X LERY &c. Gc.--Ias Bream, sign Golden An
VII II. formerly Main street, Richmond, has just re-
ceiyed by the John and dam from LOndon--and
Ceres from Liverpuol--20 tons superior quality Bar
Iron assorted, fiat aud sln,re-a very extensive as
sOrtment OF elegant Tea Trays, aud Walters, stock
Locks Ol all kinds, Coffee Mills, ienders with sheet
Iron bottoms, Copper and patent cast lson Tea-kot.
ties, Iron Wire OF al sizes, tat smoothing Irons
with large assortment IT first rate black smiths bel
lowscs from 81 to Sc Inches, Smiths Anyils, and
and Hand Hammers, Sore W plates &c. Ssc.--bcinc
considerable addition 10 his former stock on hnnd
s Of which he is determined to sell low fr cash
or acccptances in the City at ?, !, or months.
Dec. u. n
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Up Ia NKErS, COTTONS Vc.---For sale on as
up commodsting terms the following articles, viz.
Rose X Duale Blankets, g.. x Eraitbwai,'s Coz.
tons, German and Blislerod Steel s h 10 py. Nails
Apply 10
Wm. BROWN, K Co.
sesr Mayos Bridge.
November 2Y! n
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january Ia.

4 RROWSMTTH'S MAPS-Johnson and War
( y ner have just received fresh supply of Ar"
rowsnitlIs Maps, of Europe, Asia, Africa, and M
merics. Those who subscribed to their agent who
passed through the Country abont SIX months age
viii please apply ss abov
|. They have also rece ;quant,tv of Seine
rwine which they will dispose OF at a reduced price
W the quantity.
Dee. -. 2aw4w
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( CHA NCERN-Charotte Court Nov. sd 1871
g. Mar. freeman admX. Of Giicon Freeman dec,,
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January ii

NOTICE.
PURSUANT to decree of the Superior Coure
A. of Chancery for the Richmond District, in the
case of James G.. Fouinoy and Arch'd. Flomnoy
Ir, Edwd. Bass, we, the undersigned commission.
ers, herein named, will proceed TO sell the pre-.
misses for cash, on Friday the 9th d,y of February
next, the
TRACT OF LAND,
on which the said Edwd Bass now resides, contain.
ing about 400 acres. This land lies in the county of
Chesterfield, about ii or I6 miles from Manchester.
and IS well adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat
and Tobacco.
EDWD. MOsELEY,2
ARCHER BALL, Con'rs.
ROBT. HASkINS, )
January IA. 3aw4wp
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IEywo HUNDRED DoLLARs REwARn- a

z AEsERIiON.--lo' John Riicy, born in the eourt y
BY Of Gree nbrier, aged 81 years, feet, 9 inches
high Of dark complexion, light eyes. black hair and
By profession carpenter, deserted iron, roy recruit
ing party in this city the 25th UT. Re mas ~ OBJ
ably returned 10 the count whence he came.
$40 reward viii be paid ffT lis delivery to ne.
his security ~ jail. WhOcver may assist i'm IN his
deSerion shs9 be prosecuted with al tle rigor Of
she law.
RICH'D TOLI.ARD.
C-9h 20H Hez't L. S. Lsjriy
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RECEIVED, some time in the month of Dece1n-
Il u Der last,
II BUNDLE
conta'ning Saws Of different descriptions delivered
by draJ to Opie Norris of Ricl mond for US We
believe this to have been done by mistake, and tho
ownsr can have them application to us, by des-
cribins them and paying expences, Sc.
S. & J. LEITCH. Fl
Charlottesville, JAN. ~ 81
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IET OF NOTICE %
w shall petition the President and Directors oe
the Bank OF Virginia renew the following Notes,
the RalpeS Of which remitte,i through the me-
dunn OF this post 10 Newhern, y. C., on tie Gath &
e9th October 1872, one letter zCid PeIers,urs an.
the ether ofG Eiiz beth Citythe Letter aud Halves
having the Presidents signature have misearIied or
been
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..-.,t - StitN tN Benny aCADEM|
NJ Lusiees iaT- appointed Mr. it,f.,s & .re,.-
ier Prne'gs' ,ptnr Tor this seminary oflear,,3.
l'e WI eoin'ne1es hi' dstes the 18th DAY Of. IA
mary s'eHS, rad Discontinue on the i5tb Of Iee,,o.
g1r tpt""'n5s, mailing tern, oil ten MONTE M
HeGua ing one Of tie summer months for vacation
'ir Chandler Hi!i teach dle following braueIes 81
tcaTpirS viz: T1'''s' VI
-. ees'il Lati" g Greek Lsugesgcs, Writing,
aFihT1et'y tur -! Compositon and C.eoers,,l, .
"ith 'he q ;-of the Globes The fec, for 9r,at;6,'
10 any or al o. the above hr,1ches will be $50 rav
''3r y" yl'saes, 81 c'Iuai quarterly paymefts. -,
Nr chandler produced 20 he Board of T'rnsteee
'b'ss9'oy testi'hon'as well with re-peo. 10 lbs
~ ,f1's rs 20 h7 CAPACITY aud success as fssebe,.
- vas educated az Vale College, where he toa< "a.
degrees of baehe'Cr ara dasrSi. OF Ans. Besdes
ne literary horors eorSer7cd on hin ,y the eo,jeos
he s,uiied. U"'s' VIVA"
be situation Of the place pleasant and rerD,rik
~ ne@t' y ahoot 10 riie1 f-on, Rchfaoyd in tbe
county ot hanoysr. 5ioaro .ssi.i,.s s,.f 4 i,,,
e"IqeI wiii be furnished ~ the Academy. 81 "a
tor he term, payable - Above, p ~
''atu can he also had smo' z genteel f,mnie, Of
t"7 Gohnr1oc1 On the same terms
ArF Sehoiar aecomin5 & inen.bsr OF the school
WI" DC iabs iar the fees i3r th- Whole ter.o
IHOS. TINSLEY, Presf oChe
60sra If I'rusIeeo.