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.Guoihtr Acnt Schema. 10 elosc The Year!
Vssgi:ssa state LOTTERY, no. s.

TO be drawn ut Alexandra, Dec. 3lst.
CapirALs-S310Q 900, 1860, G0Go, 5,OO0 goo, $500
o of 1000 cact - Of 500, % Of 300, and 200 Of 2GO
&c. &c.-Tickets S!0-sha.es in proportion.
a certificate of package Of whole tickets, will be
sent for $780, o a3es. quarters and eghths, in pro-
portion
Il. B.-Cerlifcates of packages in any Of the above
Lotteries, will be sold terms accommodating as
those Of any other ventler in the city.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries
may be ad usual in every variety, at the Lottery
Office Of GEO. w. DIXON,
Opposite the Eagle Hotel
B.-Orders from the country, enclosing the cash OIL
prize tickets vii! be promptly attended to- if addressed te
GEO w. DIXON, Richmond, Ia.
Dec 9 G0-tf
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ALL PRIZES
EGaNsi:sia&l state ansacry,

Class 10. u. Tor $50.
IL he hrG,ra Bniiimrc, Saturday. Dec. II, 1856.
ScmrME--S}O 500, 5000 1000. $3.50, 4,040, 10 0!
900, ~ ii 800. 90 Of 80, 81 OF 200, &c
Tickets emily $40.
A certificate Of package of p whole tickets will lie
sent for $40; packages Of shares, in proportion.
u In this Lottery, ali those tickets having no drawn
number on them, Will be each entitled 10 -! without
discount. You cannot % better than adventure in This
scheme.
In all Lotteries for sale by the package or single ticket
by tho a!llucky lOlT,
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
Of the Eagle. vino has and is selling Capital
Priz,s than any other vcnter in tie known world.
X. t. Orders III all cases strictly confidential
H. ORDERS ior Tickets from any part Of the United
States, by Aail otherwise, enclosing cash pize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail wi.h tie same promp: attention personal aPpli-
cation and the result given (wi,en rrqucste) nMeti-
atcy after the dTawing-it addressed 10
Dec. - tJ-2t ID. III HOfT.
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POETRY.
LOVE, Music, AND MOONLIGHT J.
uauclYgr REMAIN, uSsrS"'

LOVE, MI ~, AM
iY LEILA
Twas on q baIG,y exc OF Ja..'' NAM,
While softly r"a'"'! IT, s'si,.e "ny
sh,v, , ui,iow;c1 cloud, who's" $50"
,:...,.J t,,,bcL ia that celestial sio"-
III .o.,,I. ~. :, :,I .:.I air "e:: mIle'
~" ~, r Lc.rd thy s!ivcsy lutte,
30, ,,'ss iI,r eve. and blcs: t,c Aonf
W.. IRIS; saw ;lec, bcautS's HOVER.
,r,o lin. III, scenc, the fairy tone
TO NV ,Lou ,i,; lie lish; have Sona
49,, need Lev earth; the stalls around
i;i". h,.,v.n s.ou,, / ;.Sinsii!s 10 ihe so".:a'
A. Goi;vd f.r tic notes along,
.I'l. ,acEbici h&si,Hl hi eYtnlaI soaS
m, murmnrn. stream All IiPPiln5 SEA
i;fcYs sill, an! !:strncd, cnv!ias iHee.
Oh what M ccsiacy, that night,
EiaI fI;e bestowed 10 sound and sIsht--
The sight was what wc meet: pclcha"ce'
Ua!y Ia page OF oil! romance;
TIE sound was likc tii3 !Ov"o'n breeze,
That steals al nj !ht 10 WOO ;hc toes
Aud, min cling, both made poor dar'h Eee'"
Not m.l's abode, but :nncys a'ea'"'
TS:re beauiy's cifclins zone 'nhduea
The spir!, to loves mcltlGs E'ooi;
The radiant uni the r.Ee co:iisined
on siu aaG .ricft!:r sensa 10 hii!a;
-, .isJ...y :o:iJ;G OF cT"li;.i Oppressed
TIE brisE, cySium oil ,ac or"rs;
.na OF I'D sorrow, like ;hs grey
OItyiiishl !ro.! tie siAnc" o! day
F,oatci the eii:p mi,ic inc
Through network %! the cs!aniir",
Wi,;,c no ,nreain- lIciceI IL" icIY@s oe'"ScH'
az, gao tIinn-al. 10 make tt"t seen,
And where thou .uoG'si all glowing b'!Sht
With al ,b.,strr bro" ii :i!,
A. 'twcre A. 81 81 .ona 10 see
VIVA. thin. II wurit iiSr oars can D.
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.1nnthcr sp!endih Lot!rrE
$40 GOO :sss:: $4,000.
100 prizes Of ~ $40.
= ---,rs.,s., q no..1,s,r,:, nfiAssk'

y, J
Class No. : to be drawn December Il, lc.G.
Splendid Capi,als--l "i S'lp:rm, $l':NOt, Ss0,VOO
$:5.lG9 2 of2GDG, > Of 81 ,2GO leo OF OGo, DC.
Tickets $40; halves -; quarters - %.
Certificates will be forwarded for ;;l?c-Sharcs III
GRAND Capitals Of $40, 0oo SO oo2 ?of $50 GOO, Of
$40 900. have been sold wiihin few months. #nd all
paid. rs usual, at Fortune Lounge: ~ bi"GEh:
10 has sold aud paid Capital Prizes than any
other vrndcr in Tie u. States
- ORDERS heretofore, meet ii" most prompt and
confidential attention, and in all ca""s the original
Nla!agcrs Tickets and Shares will be forwarded: CON
seGurniy not liable any mistake or dispute. The
CaA for all Capital FRIES b. had usual ut SgM:
The mrlcnt the drawings are received. .
n Please address THOMAS 8. BIGGER,
Corner opp0site tic E"g'c No!d,
Il Al kinds Of uncurTrnt money bought at
BlGGERS EXCHANGE.
Nuv 20 hp-u
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ESsNA''5
aEssNfa''$S
Eogsesg ss,sA EErjsss!ge 1Mce,
RICHMOND, NlKnINIA.

Madame Fortune being perfectly satisfied with the
manner in which IIoyt has distributed her iavors, has
appointed him her agent for another term The schemes
issued exceedingly brilliant lIoy as he has here
torr done, will distribute large number Of tho Capitals
Forward your orders to hiM-ha is anxious 10 give all
Christmas aud New Year presents
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amjhi'ii AEiNI.lhc Subscribers, "ing rrr:c! ar::
= i.nu--, directly the spot "M:rr thar!rS E iEatc ,"I
.HaEu.!luIc Carriages: '#n"IS
Eu..i,s Gig. Sm!Si and !las Of ever" decriio" "f T'"
Try selected their hans principally irn the Hnth'in r'"
Trfu to rr"y nr II very hes" ~ tti!
!.:a4cm their i..ac Their "i".."> h"e 'rm F"cur 4!
r ,rn 30 furnish -. n nny ii, 81 'hcl,
lnv H.? ~ supple" cc"hcr' Al hHA {" rep is COM
nrali:, .paich. We will al ii: inc. c stock
o. n:teuI, in our Inc wich viii sc.i .!t av7"rc. r.
G. ,rnr vii! g,i Pci#cc Edward AMI tAa'"'c
Court uaI will s:;-n. c c u,rG 'rtin him
&. T.. !. x. q. CUAifEi.l..
:. womitakc ii, ia, boys p'ices 10 The al" Ne
l,:. mrs from y 10 Ii yca,; odd L. L. { 4. q. {.
III
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November :

riI subscribers associated le"cs together. under the
Il firm of CRorcu NIMao, exclusively for the purpose
Jya on the Dry Goods mness a wholesale aTi re;a have
taken formerly occupedb by VIM David hyc aud
RECENTLY by Jennings NOLAN Co., where they will few days
open and desirable Of staple nnd Fancy
Goods which, having selected carefully and purchased for cu
they feel assured that they shall e able 10 sell favourable
terms as any ia the c,yBy kecrn. article that
la Called for lne-by their goods all
the expecting buy unless
arc perfectly suited they ater themselves that they wia
nnee country dealers
stock before they supply themselves TliOS. CROUCH
c. ii. NIMMO.
Aunsion House. Richmond, Scpt.9 36-tr
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ALI. PRIZES!
faars land State HotacEy, Glass "a

To be drawn at Baltimore. Saturday. Dec. "a 1886.
ScmxmE-$"O,O0o. 5000, 4GC0, 1900, $780, 10 Of
1900, 20 of go. SC, &c.
Tickets only SI0--shares in proportion.
certificate o.. package Of % whole tickets will be
sent for Sl1O-packaess OF shares in proportion.
IL In This Lottery. al! those tickets having drawn
number on them, will he each entitled to three dctiuTS
without discount.
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!aoidsy Cnajtai Of 81 800.
Drawing Of tie Vi7giHla Aino:@4iia Lottery, No >
II - Is Il p !! 9? Is II 20 40
Half Nos u i -. Capital priz. Of :! 900. sold and
aL at sight, 10 Correspondent IN North Car"Iima, ~
EIGGER
Ergtr G.faia ahjad!
Drawing Of the Alexandra Lottery, Class L.,
55:,3,G;9 Capilai!--i1rawn Nov. a. lc;jG
Gl il ~ - ~ ,! 4: - >! 81 Is -
Whuic - Is ~, a Pie ot $3.50,
Share, IL y -, $50.
The two hnnrs, ,'2pa!s sold in the City. and both sent
to Correspondents in the country. and vii! BIZ Pad,
as usual, at sight, b. BIGGER.
Drawing otl'c Virginia N"s"!& y" :, 33iO,Ci Capital
Drawn November ~:
e. G.! l. = 81 u - , - ii ID G3
Ticket, Hos. ~ g. sIm9!! Capital OF 5000, sold
aud paid as usual at sight, at Fortune Lounge,
EiuGER'S OFFICE.
ir<ilrs the above prizes, Bigger has lately sold
II y! b. the whole Of :lD0;1. ana hail Il - % ol the
capital Of UU5rSGes many other Sta!!cr prizes, all
OF which have been paid at sight ut
FU!nnc's Lgungc
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H5.voss's E.G:S2i'g sG5sscc,
RICHMOND, FIRGIHIA
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.

Sin;iU1. 1:G00, l0.G60 and 100 81 81 900.
Tickets and shares, entire packages III the following
splendid Schemes will be furnished at
G.. w. DINON'S.
virginia State Lottery, Class $,
To be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday the 18th Dec
is seldom that many rich prizes are embraced in
one scheme viz grand capital OF $4,000 Of 5,G00
Of l0GGr. OF 1900 = Of 2,0D0 of ,2GG, and 100 Of
l,Gu0-Tickcs $40, shares in proportion
certificate Of package Of % whole tickets in this
attractive scheme lnay be had for $liO-puckages Of
halves and quarters in proportion.
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KaTOTICE.--l wish 10 employ Female Teacher for
Ia The ensuing One qualified to teach the Eng.
lis, ard French Languages. and Music will meet With
siturton and liberal wages, By addressing 4 letter 70
Jro. = -. Harris, !!as5Hrough T. 0 Chesterfield:
JNO =. b. HARRIS.
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FisItiE subscriber. having purchased the Tavern AT
& Bnydlon, Meckicnhurg county, known a. the
Buy'on Hotel ard recently occupied by Mr. Nathaniel
g. Nr!$nn, informs his friends and Lie public generally:
THAT hr is prepared 10 Accommodate customers Having
ncnrrr considerable expense i'll repairing and fitting up
the establishment, ana in laying in supplies: he viii &c
cptnmoda,r those who may visit him, in style &" neat
ness and Comfort which cannot fail to afford satisfaction
His table shall be supplied with the best provisions
which the country Affords his bar with The best lq'nra
his rooms shall bc neat and comfortable; and his STA
bIc, will, ample supply Of prov"ndcr, shall be under
charge Of careful, experienced aad attentive oscrs-
The public need only favour him with their pn!ronagn, 10
test tie fidelity with which his pledges to them shall be
redeemed. GEO. hOGEKS.
~ The Petersburg Constellation will insert the ahors lime
Nov II 5t--ts
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safe ri Lanl!s aad SiJcrs.

sE-! +. sol hr .i tia late ;cHrr" E:t:
Louise 10 III Sar ot Virginia. Ih;:saYr TIA iih 1T {"
r:rn- ~, t. fair uu .Hc Hr1t a day i"ra!Gr '"'y
,r.u,.Iy ssu - mad vu!r. !c aa II.c iEl IL, fII-
ciy .rn lI.s sumy u lG:, ;. cI:i- ID i:r iai" I"
The sail M;;ri"r cnP uaum 200 barrels DAT !h!r
;;rk- r.@ Ike. hcG Of car tic par! cI 'n'N
s.rrai % au <uy oil"r nfti les g! Eo"; bold IfH
tI yaua" slls; fnS am "awy uti"f ait!:- 100 L.
!iItc h:O"H to- LnS al salt
~ ELISHA IELWGN,
i!ea..r.;cr b. r0d, ri:G i.' Tii g"ErI0|. a.
J.MEs M,'LuIg, d..I "qj .+!.ri"i>ir:ic"J
Eicuaa. ii,GAIEr G,rrlrd.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
: i CIR NOE AND MEMPHIS EAl ~

hOll(.E ~ ION Raj Oho
= GRANGE AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
b Proposals will be received at the Office OF the La
Grange ard Memphis Rail Road Company in the town
of In Grange until the 9th Of December next, for The
Gru5,inr Crarng and Construction ul all the Excar
tons AID E,nhankn"nt Of said road, being hllytwo
miles in length, Together with L1tcTa! Branch from
Moscow 10 Snnncrviile, of thirteen miles.
And also TO furnish and deliver along the line. all the
requisite Timber for the supcrstruciure OF the Road and
the construction OF the Brdges-and also to lay down.
and cunstTuc. the same. The Timber proposed may BE-
Cedar or White Oak and Post Oak The din"nslnns
and quantity that will be required per mile, will be Us
follows:
Nun OR ForxDATiox SILLs--To he 10. less than
fifteen feet long, inches BY inches if of sawed tim.
brr or il in logs, 10 have side hrwn smooth and
straight. inches wide, and nchcs tl:2k, clear u sap
-lO5G0 fret Inca! per mile
Cross TIEs-To be each feet long, hcwn on one
side with smooth and straight surface inches wide,
aud square inches in their entire length, free OF sap
-l,1;;0 pieces: per mile
String pIEcEs-ro be not less than fifteen feet long
each inches b. inches, clear of sap-lOio feet Ii
neal per mile.
General Plans aud Specifications Of al the work, and
Special rlans Of the most important Bridges, &C. viii!
be exhibited at the above place. for ten days previous 10
the letting and all other information will be given on
application to the subscriber, any OF the Assistant
Engineers on the lire.
The usual certificates Of character and ability will be
expected in all cases from persons unknown.
CHARLES POTTS, Chief Engineer
La Grange 4: Memphis Rail Road.
La Grange, Ten. Nov. 10.
T. S. For The information Of persons at distance
would slate that the above Road IS located on high and
dry ridge which is considered remarkably healthy, and
that the mdness Of The climate is peculiarly favorable
for operations in The open air throughout the winter.
Dec 6. Gi-3t
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GEORN MEAL-We shall keep constantly on hand
u at our Mills. supply of fresh ground corn meal:
made from sound white corn for sale at the lowest
kct price. p. }. CHEVALLlE u co.
Nov. II. 54-2aw's
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I'M ACKNOWLEDGMENT rnIeF held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court 9l law
aud Chancrry for the county OF CnTohe al 'nr W
Green, i'll said county, OH Monday, Tie ''h DAY u
veHipsr, l6T' r,-;.h Plaintiff,
against pr;.h dcc'd-
Thomas Il Parish, George Rnss and Mary ms ~
I.a:,c and Ann his wife; Gcoigc Il faii:''' t'''
: Parish, S,e9cns Parish and William H. Fa:'s!:
- ' Defendants
The defendant, Edmund S Parish, not ha' Ing rn"icu
his appearance: and given security acc'f"i"g 10 lux
Of Assembly and rules OF this Court ana II appealing
by Satisfactory evidence, that he is not q" 'iIGo'.a
his Corim,anwra il is ordered, that tr sara t'r."
IA, do appear before The Judge OF the said tunFl al 'r
Court. house in THIS county, OH the iTSl day =" H'"
Term; and ;ha copy o tins order he ,'hwi'n
IN som, newspaper published in the city o! E!ch'n2''I:
r two months ucctsSivcy, and posted at Tic irol "c0
of the Cou. t.house u! This county. - r.
\ Copy-Ics,r. BENNETT TOMPklNS, {.
Nov - w"
rnoYDrON FEMALE sEMINhRY.-rhc winter
= session Of the Institution Will c"Tnenc' O.. me
1MII OF January, and close the 2jh Of June. ills
school is situated in healthy ncg hborhnod, w!siA Il
mile Of RandoIp l-A Macon College.
Expense for II term II ten H9hthS
Board, lodging and washing cxHa ,o,. 80. y" 81
Tuition for beginners in English branches ~ ~
c,r Tho hiubrr branches - co
in the languages ~ W.
Music and the Of Planes ~ uH
Drawing and painting ~ w
Youur ladies will BE- received at I'll: period Ct lie Sr:-
sion and CHARGED according to tie atpve rates from the
time they enter No drduciion however, r al sencr OK
cent in case OF sickness sufficient Number u! teachers
is rInpoyed give thorough. instruction IN liz h:a"rhts
"a, education proposed To b.. taught. !, effort at DIS
paY is isc1un.rGanccd and the necessity "l SOLID ac-
aI:rrmrnls enforced on the minds ri pupils
Dec ~ Oil
~; Tbs Petersburg Constellation a! Raleigh S'a"!a! VI" IN
above weekly Till Inc l February, 'ni iOr"aa h' at
cou@;s FOR co!icct:cn -
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WATANTED, fer the ensuing year: nj honest SoIcr'
w capable Male House Servant. LE;rt*s, re-
...!r to attend to Chambers and WASH Enquire &" lbs
n.:cn NOy. IL
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gsEds&liz2s:s
E1.sgg.Gssse ssis!5 E0s2cyy G'SssSe,
RICHMOND, EiGGI:IA.

fortau1's Loun@c. the pi"rc far C"pitatS.
nraw:.. of Ia: Mary!aEd State Lottery lass No 23'
in this lottery ali tickets having none Of t:c drawn MUM
L,rs on :!,r arc entitled to nett -
- t., - - G3 II - - II 81
Ticket ii Is D. saug prize Of $ u2J. sold and paid,
rs usual Ut sight, by EiLuEh'
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tE0pkinavii!r, Nnv. %

G CAED-Dr. c: A; llARErs. Gea!i<t; has taken
"a rnans Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, one
suatr a:oyr hr EagIe Hotel, where he will be happy
10 receive Tie visits Of hs friends, and all those who
either from ;hc lnss decay Of their teeth. may br
pleased 10 favor him with ,cr confidence a'd patronage.
ijccS G2-:lawtf
r ONION aNNUALS.-iiea English Animals,
e 4 1"r S:i7. Just received hy recent nrartat;ons,
IrnnneS' Irrds"apr :!nnna for 1S:57--Ihc Oriental
Annna!. for l2:7-Thc English Annual, for lc;i7-and
the beautiful CAT, in splendid binding, al
NGr y fH-ts7 G.. HALLS.
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- ApPAHANNOCK AChDEMf.-Th Institution vii! Open on
20 the Of January Gcxt under the sncrintencn'c "
Chl:lcs A. Lewis rincpal nlc b cor"cn; and aFr"v"
ASSISTANTS The : experience Of Mr. Lew" IN Tie Imsi"st'GE q"
Youth nm the task, vol h;iic by s it
Inar service in afford nmp !!l.c NJ the moral
nr intellectual advancement Of t"sc tho m! be c"a cd to lis
Tie course o: lastuaon will embrace all the branches -o
Ea.!4 E!a,aiinn embracing Natnfi Philosophy, The Theory ana
Prccc Of Suv2; lag: Mathematics, aud Tie lain, "IK IHi
french languages. u.
The wa! expense this lntu:ion including Board Tuition,
Washing Sc rAcen;iou Of ;aG !m. nl Cmdcsw
be ul: for BclinE, ifIra:sh the chuf"c viii ID: 50
|; is hnrn l cn experience the Principal, the
hrahucs of c -iIuuI, Hnh the advantage COOL Library.
will, scnur. the IG.iiunn that liberal patronage
enjoyci by for several years past
Liter. Principal! n |lubo:n' Caroline county,
II; The 18th OF cemc aul aicf thu; tim. the EaaGauck
,,ur ., IN br President At Port ROYAL will prompt
,en;ion JOHN II. BERNARD,
Prfs.leat i Board II TRUSTEES.
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-tME:& LIVINGSTON, Draper GrI i..'"r o!r-;: the mc%
s. of M"r F. J. :. james s. Co nnI Haiis Ellie,
las the Ncrth. suppl, u" yrci"nt nn@ fashionable
Cloths: Cnssrerr. Nr:.a.s liz will :ake thea order,
il which he aiirrs himself fr! P"a.c. Ea
IL" examination o; his oil! nni the public ."a"r"y-
liza liberal they viii g"ay with elsewhere
he ui c a wiih "ni ~"
HI. lie
solicit IL the ruh c"!l"ut that better lriunr"n
would hcil"r :"nAs All he asks j. fair NAL lie
keen. !sinriv luI. excellent li10, i"i
lars aud iocry e, r.,ra;c ;y. and of every c
i;ua y.ict. - a"nlirlm"u very low Ir;rrI.
= 81 cOr he JaoTs' Magazine published ii NC"
I0rk, iy J. =. Williams $; Co.
y,rr.i., 5l-wSw
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uIOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
n son 6 Durants best Phiadel phia News and Book
INK, (wairanted) ut fair moderate prices
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PEYERENNNG EE.MqLE St.WLN:lNi

PETERSBURG FE.H9LE: Sf-Ui-N.3Ki.
IL. LEY y GRAY, who has been for years engaged
80 Isl Of female YOUTH respectful: Informs TIC n
habit Petersburg and lis vicinity thai she viii !t!
sanitary dag q" October Mrs. Cray VIII b. aide!
experienced au we'll qualified assistant teachers To institute
habit; oi thinking. the mind I" act Tor Isrl ani !"
anal objects oil lis aru, TO substitute active mental eAtr
rs" (or The passive reception u! ininnatnn will be III" "&
ain instruction. this school Tie morals and manners 81 tie
DnIs regarded subordinate bIHTc o. cucHlion
skill r hDg Defining - riG In
.-i Grammar. G-O.nply with The OF the Globes ANA Na
Arithmetic. cHa a, raciica History modern aud """i Ma"
,ua Moral ald Mental Philosophy Philosophy OF Nn'ua i:S"
rs .ylay Lroo.. Of the United States, REcoiir,
tErg!i.iry, i-rrOaHmy nnl Mathematics
Rhetorical Reading aaI Composition will be attcnl" TO Iy III"
Whole school.
The establishment is connected with Tie school, az" Gu
.;r.!y under the control Of the Principal.
Tie female teachers, number, VIII r"'ic III W."
rla, Of Gray, will themselves promote The n-
who placed under her lifh= Sfn-
lars tacrcrr will cioy double advantage OF daily in'HriI"n
ami The expenses this scaH";y PR cS-
I r =! Tn" is r.: ;.l' J,TamcLc. 500 %
French rubu ldcry &c at cSt'" ca:c%'
l!u,!cluls,crs approved reputation viii hc cI.oyed
Fer boarding. bedding, fuel, light, Sc S,!"
Watching. SJ.".
Young ladies received for shorter period tian WIN"
session. II is highly desirable that Ill h" the nn IL ;c
nn- Of the pupils a" at ANY pri Eh no
made for absence, the expenses Of the n'ii;H"H o1%
he ,"IIalhr. the pupils present or ntS"ni
failure after engagement is made rs The nnneF
u,ps will be limited, It important: that information he cot'
Esre.csS-Esv d.. I, Alcvnn.r Rev. s r. Wilson, J"ta
$ Wexford Rev. WrIiof II. d. Chas. c. Wexford, G. H.
stevenson n uah Maraa Fredericksburg lrJ Bhck cUtn
Hon WIN. ars Jscp! james, Richmond; Hugh Nelson
Wn Atkinson, Thomas Atkinson Petersburg; Ja!tS 'Ou;;c "
Maxwell, Col. VIM Garneti, Norfolk
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-13
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.


IT, the e.nGte IF Ire tn.ifG States;
TRANSMIT TO Congress report RON The Io!''''SS''
n. The Ful!. BUILDINGS showing the proErtas H'ad9 III
49, r.i i,b ~ ,;'v last The President was nuiii"zri
49, ". 80, ~ .rsr,rd ANDREW JACKSON.
WAsu.yoroS, December T., 1876