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HITUATION WANTED.-A YoUSG GESTLENAS,
EA who has had two three years experience as
Teacher wishes to engage for the present year in some
public private Seminary, or private iamhS. lie VIII
;ns,ruc, IN the Greek Latin, and French languages in
i. Iuwer branches of the Mathematics aud the usual
branchrs of on English Education; and would prefer
uca,ion within The limits OF Virginia Satisfactory ties
dressed to "P H., Bentvogo, Aibemarle county, Va,
will receive prompt attention.
Feb II cJ-Jl
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THYHE thoroughbred young stallion SAM JONES,
nv Gohannu, will make his second season. com.
mpncnp LIST Of March next al the New Store and Curds
VILE Buckingham, For further particulars. see hand
bills josiah MooELEi.
Fob 81 So ct
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Aoyt's Lottery Office,
Corner bciOU The Ruins.

ID NJ HOYr AND DAME FORTUNE tender Their
sincere thanks :" the people who have kindly allowed
them the of their puckers TO place capita prizes ~
They %. NJ. II and ID F commenced together IN tho
Ist of the year determined TO d. General PrZ. Bu>
and advertised to that effect They have kept Il,
II regular cannonade Their new currpr E.s
always been victorious All other banners have fallen
before them The united world cannn, produce as ucky
house for selling urge apital prizes foYTs \,
less than Eight three number tickets sold by Us las,
week, and certain there not than SIX bushes,
days in it Can the world produce an equal; W. A..
certain it cannot In the last lotteries We sold Six
three number tickets; though what have done is mr.
TO be compared with what We intend t. do We shah
now rub out and commence new. We w"ud advise al
10 take immediate steps 10 tickets The nsriss
Tor the balance of this and mouth TIE sch.r,,s
are really splendid Another Of FIFTY THOUSAND
will be drawn he 6A Of March, Ond FEW Gais We
Will show you something more interesting than $4,000
Due attention will be paid To I'll orders for these splcr.
did prizes We hope will be backward ~ q ppv.
ing for them
o. If you would be sure of euccess be particular tina,
your orders are directed to d N HOYT
RchmopG Ia
Drawn Nos in the Nnrfolk Lottery. No I-Dfawn
18th Instant $50 0u0 nritaI:
a 70 ~ e. IS 20 "a 50 20 &C CT a.
n y" one sells Fifty Thousand Dollar prizes "a.
cePl HOYTi and h. has sold that
s Mhn'e Nos a, t.. - .................$ l25 %
Do........ "A 1875 90
Do.........3 ~ 5l................ 100 on
D"........3 go .lU0G0
And in Sussex Lottery, No 7,
Nos. l6 IS SO Uhe second capital prize, 81 500
3 5 81 81 S g. two other capitals.
The 81 $50 przr and Nos 5 81 G3, were in the
package This is luck indeed. So You see Huyts
list Of prizrs is always the largest!
FtjrnayV 23d - $50 000-Tckrrs SO Certificate of
package Of whole tickets Sl4O-huives s70-quar;es,
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NRRINrlNG INK Just received at this once
IL supply Of Johnson celebrated News lux, Tor W"
.,.h Nov"
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Notice TO Tobacco Planters
a LII Tobacco, delivered at either of the DepoS or
IA the Basin intended TO be sent 10 Seabrooks Ware.
house will be received the same terms as at either oil
the other Warehouses in this city
BURCH x GOODE,
Inspectors at SeQLrook's WnrrhOuSc
February 9Th, 1899. S3-2aw2m 81
REORUS MULTICAULlS 100000 Single Bud
I've Cuttings at 2 2 cents each, Roots 10 cents
Northern
100000 Single Bud Cuttings al cents each, Roots
90 in whole trees sepa'
rate As the is short persons at distance can
choose the kind wanted and forward orders once,
without loss of time Apply, post paid, to
n d. LOWNES,
Feb ~ [S5-tf1 agent. Richmond w.
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GARDEN SEED,

Warranted 10 be fresh and genuine, by Who'esae and
tail
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that france should hesitate any longer to yield 10 the
wishes of Texas 1t would be repetition OF The mistake
committed under the Restoration IN respect OF the ne"
republics OF Spanish America. who then offered France,
in return for the recognition OF their political existence
treaties which they qnrny rrfu'rdio conclude MOI
only The independence u Texas now free from all dan:
ger hut its population and prosperity are increasing with
prudigops rapidly Amidst oil he embarrassment OF
a new Government in inwns of a recent foundation,
with all the elements Of disorder inherent I" is fnrna
on Texas has oreansrd itself whon, any civil war,
MS the North American Union had done 90 years befntr,
differing in that respect fr" The nrmer Spanish Colo
nips, which have been prey TO domestic connections
ever since their emancipation.
1.-The institutions which not given II by It's hrst
President, General Houston, now preparing by ITS
President Gen. Lamar. who would lie remarkable
in any country and in shor, time this magnificent
territory Jeff barren by the Snaniards, and lost by the
Mpxcans-ihnse harbnrs of the Northern shores of the
Gulf of Mexico far superior 10 those OF Tanpico and
Vera <rz-those noble rivers which water and ier,ize
Incearpd SOIL shall be viysd by Trade had agrcul.
ture in the hands Of hardy race, which al least knows
how to reclaim wilderness Behold the country with
which we hope France will soon open regular inter
course The moment is prnpous; and it II be true as
assured 10 Us by correspondent, The Government
hns sent commissioner tn study the resources and
chances of prosperity of The rev STATE, we trust that
the latter will concur our opinion,
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Washington College. Lexiagfen. Virginia.

Washington CohLge. Ltriagten Virginia.
TUyHE next session oil this Institution will commence
ID The LIST day Of September, and continue ten
months The courses Of inst uclion have been so ar
nsed them TO the variou6 OF Students
Besides the regular of Languages and Science,
requisite obtain the degree of Bachelor OF Arts there
is also Agricultural course Of Science adapted 10 the
peculiar wants of farmers, and OF Civil and
Military Engineering
The following officers compose the Faculty Of this
Institution: :
Hssss RurrsER, D. D., President and Professor of
GEORGE Z DABsEY, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient
Languages and Literature.
PsiLe CALHooS, A. NJ, Cincinnati Professor of Ma.
lhpmatice.
GEORGE ID ARMSTRONG, A. NJ, Robinson Professor
of Physical Science. 800
FRascls H SMITH, Cincinnati Professor elect of Mi.
litary Science and Civil Engineering.
JACOB FULLER, A. B., Superintendent OF the rrepa'
rarnry School,
By the connex formed between the College and the
Virginia Military Institute, in lis immediate vcfe,ty
the Military Professor in the Institute becomes also Cn
cinnal Professor Of Military Science TO the College, and
all the lectures and exercises OF each Institution are open
10 the Students Of the other. The two Institutions will
between them furnish ample facilities for the study OF
Modern Languages
The expenses al The College are for the Session Of ten
monhs-Tuilion $50; Roum rent 81; DPpnsites ST.;
Board So 10 $50; Washing $40; Bed Sc to S.; Fuel
and Candles about Sl2-TotaI, about $l4O.
Students who may wish to enter should attend prompt
" the CONNIE Of The Session, all the courses
of instruction will be CONNIE need without delay.
Students unknown TO The Faculty, must furnish evil
dence of good moral character; and if they come from
another institution Of their having left it in good stand.
ing None are DESIRED will any be retained in the
College. unless they willing apply themselves re
guarly to their siudes and render obedience 10 all the
College laws The dscp ine is strict but parental, and
The faculty exercise constant supernlendence over the
morals and behaviour Of the Students.
PHILO CALHOON,
Clerk Of The Faculty.
Washington College, Lexington, Va.
I,iu 81 22-w3W
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psssY'R y.
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.x,cu ,gT EESiiSs tSsI""'
cyuSptsIosr--Thr folio" rs song, WILLIE ua ls Of th
sLas. = b. memacr OF tue graduating r'as -.
os ~, N Harvard University, was sung atthe o
Ia Thursday evening '''' AR-"srld Lars syHe"
The breeze is f,is the sails are SET
The eager biuws swell
Yct layers sill the parting ship,
10 w1h u last farewell
Lies sea before US stretches p''s"'
No cloud above ~ lowers;
mid ;oyors gong aud banquet gay,
Wc' .pend ,hs parting hou''
op, course il run,-oIr stuhlesoet
To-day a, last, wr'rs free;
rris meet with miith ana socia'ieS
10 hail our Jue'se'
cksrus.
Then banished De- al ;'ougtt ofcare,
Each hear he filed with ges.
And every lip be wreathed 10 smiles,
On ,his cSr jas'!ee
A, ,,ranger. four years since we mot,
Yet, now that we mus, part,
We faci how strong aud e'o'e the Ties
Which bind Us hear, TO heart.
Then Gl for friendships sake the cup
Drink 10 each classmates naihej
The welfare snd succ' ss oil all,
Our war,pesi wishes CAIN
IN, ,,eamins cups we " gully wreath
With summ-r blossoms bright,
And, IL thorn should turk beneath,
Well feel it mol to night.
Chorus.
Then FL! le laugh and toas 60 ronno'
Let no sad cok be here;
Fil nil the hour Of rnrh is eso'',
And day cen now draws near
B,ish, as those flowers 10 sunlight nursed,-
Bright as the rutiy wine,
Before US lie lifo's budding hopes
Lilies sunbeams round Us shine.
Chorus.
Then Gl let laugh and tosst go round
Pour ont the ruidy wine,
Before lie lifs's budding hopes,
Lies surbcams round VI shine
Bu, time has,es with winged feet,
And, at his decree,
Fen friendship chosen hour must end,
aud cease its resehy.
Chorus
Then as pour trimming ga's,
With heart ana voice well join,
To give one parting pledge
ss'The Class OF Thirty nine"
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Farm for Sale

n WISH 10 sell my Farm in King William county,
q abnu, miles abnve Aylelt's Warehouse, and in the
neighborhood Of Beuah Meeting House, Containing
about 100 acres. There on The farm comfortable
dwelling house, Kitchen meat.house, stable, carriage
house house dairy and ice house In the yard Is
well of excellent water, and The 'arm abnunds IN mari
=, CONVENE nj placcs upon it, 1t is an excellent situa
ton for a professional man.
Apply 10 iae al Richmond. RO. hill.
lilo i6 2l-wSw
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VIRGINIA BAPTIST SEMINARY

VIE next Session Of this School will Commence
Il Tue i't OF September, and close on the 2I,h NJ nv
cemoer In the Literary Department, which is o,s,
any yon'h OF good character over IA years Of so %
slrucuon vii be given in The Latin and Greek i,n
ges, Algebra, Surveying, Logc, History ARMY
Geogfaphy, &c The studies will be copdur,sd nc,
messfs robert Eynnd and G. Barrier. Shout ~
number OF students require ~ third teacher .. we
employ ed IN the place Of Mr. Dodson resigned v" Oe
I"ms:-Fnr board, including fuel Epn. do,
washing. $50; room rent 81; tuition Slim. I
Or paid IN advance and The other al The close -
Sion no deduction viii ha nnads for loss Of ,,, SIS
WILLIAM SANDS, Re- g..
- PTginiu Baptist Education so,,,,
o,' :" 2l-u3,
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.Nan0gers' OFFICE. Richmond, Ea.

IS Number Lo,ery--l3 Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery,
Class No 5 inr 1888
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID G on Saturday. August
17h 1889.
BRlLLIAsr SCHEME $40 200, 600, G00O, 5000,
4DOU, 100 2G25- 800 % Prizes Of UOU % of SUI,
% of 800, SC, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves s. quarters 2 80.
Certificates OF Packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do % Half do G5
DO do % Quarter do 81 80
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'""""oHd"e Springs, IN Lferson counfy, Ia, ) D,r,.

''""'0"aate Springs, IN JIfersOn counfy, a., mn,
from CharitSt0KR
"a Wis agreeable and beautiful Watering plsec i ~
q prepared to receive FIsilers The Conpsnv b,,
recently made various improvements suggested ty ,ra
eSpe'ehce OF l'eir hFst season. The accommodations
OF The last year being found insufficient for The n,,r
OF vsers, extensive ADDITIONS have been made To h
buildings, and the whole establishment o,bc,v;xs 49,
proved and embelshed. Besides the w rm p,'
which will be much improved large Ftodtiag BohS .
being constructed, calculated 10 furnish the mos @
lehiul river haihlng both for ladies' and pen,l.,,
Inc surprising beauty at these Springs situated nm
great bend OF the majestic Shenandoah River >,
foot o! the Blue Ridge Mountain, as well as The I.
established superiority Of the waters need not ags, -
more than cdverled 10 These together with ,,s .D,
facility Of access from Baltimore PhiIadpphla The NJ
trict, &c, by Railroad and Canal rpntfr il one q, H.
most agreeable. healthiul and convenient resorls
The heats Of Summer
Competent Managers Servants Music Pleasure ,,a
Fishing Boats DC are provided. and The Como,pv a.
sure the public that er, expense will be sr,,t
10 render their Establishment equal TO any o,he, ;,h
for grnrc! accommodation, rational amusem,n, 90
heaithinl enjoyment.
These Springs are reached in days ride from BALI
more or " ashlngon, by The Railroad TO Charleston
fro which place comfortable Coachrs with safe drive,
and h"rsrs belonging 10 The Company will convey travel
lers TO The Springs, distance Of mes over an EASY
road and through most beautiful aud fertile country
arriving there before sunset -
THE PROPRlETORS
May % eff
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$4,000 !!
End IA Dr1ion .SnmJers IN e"ch P0ch0ge Of Is Tickets
virginia state LOTTERY,

8nd IA Drocn .SumGers ench P0ehogs Of 3 Tickets.
Virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit q" the Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association-Class No 5. for lG39-To be drawn at
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, Bis, August, 1899:
oN prizes of 2,OU0 Of 800, Of ,2JO, Of 200,
40 Of $500. &c &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves S.. Quarters 50 so
Certificates Of Packages OF % Whole 1'ickr's $l30
Do DO % Half do 10
Do do % Quarter do 81 90
II Orders far tickets and Shares Certificates Of
Packages in the above Mangfc-nt Schemes will receive
the prompt attention. and those who order from us,
may rely upon having the dra'Oine sent them immediate
~ after il is Send orders early. and address
d S. GREGORY & CO, .Nanogers.
Julv 20 2i-wtd
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100000 Capital!

100000 Capital!
az FriscS Of S2OUO
STATE OF VIRGINIA
Richmond Academy Lottery,
Class No 5. Tor ls39-u be drawn at Alexandra, Va,
on Saturday, 24'h August, 1889
GRAND SCHEME !-Capitol $4,000, 10000. 5 600 s..
500 1897 1900 5nO-4O prizes OF $4,000, so Of $50,
GO of 200, SO Of 100, G3 Of 100, &c, &c.
Tickets only SlO-tiuves 5-Qnarers 90.
Certificates oil Packages of Is " mole Tickets $3.50
Do do. 70 TAU DO, ID
Do. do. % Quarter do. - 80
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KN7ANTED Immediately, at this Office, Boy Of
wv good habits from IA to Is years of age, to learn
The PRINTING BUSINESS. A knowledge of the En-.
sl,si language is indispen,ably necessary.
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CHEAP MUSiC

CHEAP MUSlC.
,HyHE LARGEST collection of Music offered Tor sale
in tbs State may be selected from, at the store OF
The Subscriber who is enabled TO sell at The fha-
delphia and New York wholesale and retail prices.
P Il. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store opposite Tie Banks
June / lO-u
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f,,ru,,.,,, 1nd fDre,TJiny Bus;ncsS.

Communism and fD7sdIJn2 Business.
NHAYING purchased Of Dir. William NJ. Harris bis
HN Warehouses on the Dock, offer my services to
hs customers and the public generally for the purpose of
,,usactiue The above business oil its various depart
men,s From my knowledge Of the business while con.
necled with Mr. tiarrs hat.er myself that satisfaction
will be given TO those who may enlrus heif business 10
me.
Liberal advances made on consgnnents when rrquir'
cd JNO. n. BOSilER.
July 90 2S-"f"
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IS .son,1 feeling 10 the SUCCESS Of the common cause
H has rs,;rad as we learn, because he found that ht
running would result in the election of the Wing cund
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-06

Proposed acknowledgement Of Tszian independence By
France The Journal des Debate. the leading nisre
rin journal of the French capital distinctly recommends
the acknowledgment Of Texan independence.
[PhH Gazette.
"To.day," says the Debas. "the circumstances which
might have justified the resolution of France few years
since, are completely altered not obliged 10 OBJ
serve the ssmo dlscetion and nobody would conceive
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EE0,yt7s EeMuE Of Prizes.

Hoyt as usual is selling and paying all the big Prizes
Therefore il ssary in those who want the largest
class of Capitals address their communications TO
M. Hnyt
s1 Tickets in al! Of D s Gregory & Co S Lotteries
advertised in any papr by any me always Tor safe al
Hoyt's; and il has hren proved 10 The world nat y
forge pri,e is aenpttd. THE TICKET MUST BE
PURCHASED OF HOYr.
An are aware, ,ha, we recently sold prize which
amounted to fire &mrs much NANCY any prsse eutT
sOld by any render no'c ia Tie city # Richmond
In another part of this paper will he nnnn sketch OF
the KING Of Loiterlss-ONE HUNDRED IhOO.
SAND DOLLARS. In this Lottery more particularly,
orders should come to Hoyt all big fish s"lm in his
pond.
NJ The tickets in the Mammoth Lottery are just re-
ceived. 2l-ti jury ~
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yENHE President and Trustees oil TINS company receive
IL Money on Depose, on when interest WIZ oe oi,
lowed make lnsurances on Lives, grant Ahnoites ana
Endowments, and receive and manaFe trusts OF every
description which may be committed TO their charge
whether from individuals corporate bodies, or courts Of
Justice
slosEY will be received and held in trust, and the
interest thereon paid semi annually or quarterly IN con-
formitv with The direction Of the the interest
will be placed at the end q" every SIX months TO the
credit of the Trus, Fund for accumulation
LIFE observation-disclosures may Effect assurances
with the Company upon their own lives or the lives OF
others far one yesr term of wears, the whole Of
life The table Of rates computed for this Company are
upon the most favorable terms as well for The officers OF
The Navy and Army, as cizens-and may be mad on aP'
plic alton to the Company or it's Agents.
g. ASHuITIEs These will be granted upon such
terms as will enable the annuitan TO enjoy the largest
income for any given amount OF money.
d. EsDowMENTs-A person who desires TO provide
capital for son ward when he shall arrive at the
age Of II years, marriage portion lor daughter,
can effect it through This Company.
Officers and Trustees Of the Company-P Macauley,
Esu NJ D.. President, Baltimore; John Duer, Esq l..
l. d., Vice President, New York, Richard Wilson, Sc.
cieary, N ThurGlon, Assistant Secretary.
Trustees Isaac Lawrence. Beverly Robinson, b.
McVickar, Charles A Davis, Samuel Welmore, David
Hadden Anthony BarckIay. l.. Suares, George F. Tall
man. F. G Nrvius, Roswell l. Colt, Morris Robinson,
New York; Matthew l. Bevan VIM Patl, John Moss,
Philadelphia; James Cox. VIM. E Mayhem, Samuel
Hoffman, Frederick W. Bruno G S O!cfeld, Joseph
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, r Baltimore.
Applications may be made personally, or by letter,
post paid TO The Agents for The company in Virginia,
who will furnish the rates and other necessary ininrma.
on, 10 persons desiruus Of ercng assurances max
ing other arrangements through this Company for The
benefit VI their families estates.
2. M TABB, .3gent, Richmond, Va.
AGENTS in Vrginia.
PHrLIr NJ. TaBs. Esq Richmond.
WIN S. SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg.
GEO. W CAMP, Esq. Norfolk
ROBERT ASDERsoS, Esq, Williamsburg.
JoHS BnCcE, Esq, Winchester.
June IL Il-N
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Rorkfsh .Nnr,gnti"n q. Blue Ridge Iarnpke Company
B1OOKS Will be opened al Turner. Harris. and Tur-
b ners Store to receive Subscription for Stock in
The above Company, on The 18Th of August nrxt.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Hwoardsyile July g 23-ti5A
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May %

MEDICAL COLLEGE. ~ Ricumoso, VA
THHHE next Winter Term Of Lectures the Medical
IL Department Of Hanpden Sydney College at Ric
mund, wrl commence on MONDAY, Oct 2ls, lc3g
and continue until the last Of February in!lowing
AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, Nj. d., Professor ii
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory aud
Practice OF Medicine
TIL JOHNSON, NJ. D, Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l. " ICHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D, Professor of N.
terra Medica and Therapeutics
X l. BOHANNAN, NJ. d Professor Of Obs,r,t.cs
and The Diseases Of Women and Childfen
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. ID Professor of Che.
mislry and Pharmacy.
The College Iuirmsry, attached to the College Build
ing has been in successful operation for the last eight
months. and furnishes constantly number of interest.
ing Medical and Surgca! cases-to which the student
has access al ell hours.
The College lnrmary, together with the Aims House,
Penileniary and Armory, (Which are under The charge
Of Of the Professors, } will afford the student op
pcrunty of witnessing the various diseases incident 10
Southern climate. The abundance a materials tor
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price which
they are furnished will enable the student 10 acquire
intimate knowledge OF the Anatomy of the human bocy
and The use Of Surgical Instruments
During the las, Winter Course OF Lectures, from tn
number of Surgical Cases admitted inlo the inf."s!'
the Professor of Surgery enabled In exI'o'l tf
the class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upon the Hring subject; and from H. s'""ng FPu,
larity of the iHhrmary, mere IS r'ds," " ., -,
hereafter The Surgical Cases in zoe House, VIII CREAMY
increase. &C.,,
Good Board including fuel, lights. ser,a,'s a''an".
ance &c can be obtained in this civ ior Jour e''"''
per week. ,ut,,,,so,fIs,
We are authorized TO state that a'nii course OF L'c
lures in this Institution will be ree'Ted ~ 'q'a''t
TO one in the following Medical cn""'s' Invrt'i'! oi
Pennsy lyania; Jefferson MedIcr S"'eGe ~ n,'au''a'
SWANS University, Lexinron, Ky; University Of Ma
r,o p.a,s.,f of An>omy will open the Dissec'ng
oorn, ~ lie College The first OF October
i'o'"'' AUG'S l.. WARNER. NJ. D,
Dean of the .ifcdirgL EGeni,v
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND Ikusl CoMfANf.
Office No -, South Street, Baltimore.
CAPITAL PAID IN, Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
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MIDWAY ACADEMY, al charlottesville The
lVH next Session Of School will commence on The
first Monday in September, and terminate the last Fri.
day in June following. thorough AID accurate course
of instruction. according TO the most approved systems,
is given in all the subjects usually included in Collie
giae education, and unreml,led attention s paid to the
moral culture of the pupils. Having determined 10 re-
dnce namber considerably hope TO be enabled 10
reach still higher degree of success in the improve
mr of pupils than we have yet attained M"nihly
reports forwarded 10 the patrons Of The School, and
il they should be regularly received wish TO be
apprsed of it.
One Of Us will reside in The Boarding House the other
will take few bnarders into his family and both will
exercise constant supervision over the whole.
TERMS per Session If 10 months.
Tuition in all The branches except French SEQ
French ~
Board including every thing, 1i0
Fuel, &c. in schno rooms,
All payable half yearly in advance
ALEX. DUKE,
PIKE POWERS
NJ The subscriber, having procured an appropriate
house between Charlottesville and the University, Will
be prepared TO accommodate few Boardefs
PIKE POWERS.
July % Owls