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NEW VIEW or TUE SUBJECT.

The n .. Bulletin furnishes another element
for The benefit Of q,d nn',e' specializing upon The
probable issue Of Mexican movements We do
no, know that i, throws much light upon the sub
lec, bu, orr readers shall Judge for themselves.
II President Herrera, in addition 10 the Sexatious
troubles Of his pubic duties, is blessed with an
other Mrs. Caudle, we should not be surprised al
his seeking the bubble, domestic quiet 'even al
the lannon's mouth" Il would be strange in
deed, thai the mighty issue ofpeace or war should
turn upon the whms and capriccs Of a yankee
wife,"
ain all The conjectnrcs, representations and
specula,ions in which the editorial fraternity
have INDUCED, on orr relations with Mexico,
one fact OF no little significance seems TO have
been entirely overlooked. As an important ele-
Inent in the calculation OF political contingencies,
il is worthy OF special note. II is this, that Her
rera, The President of Mexico, whose reelection
is announced BY the last advices, has Yankee
girl for wife This fact is we'll known, and on
the occasion of his first elevation, was canvassed
in The papers throughout the United States. OF
the personal character and qualities 81 the Pfesi,
dcniess we hare no reliable information. But,
presuming .her 10 be like the common run OF
Yankee girls, there can be little doubt, that, in
this case, the old proverb will hold true, and the
gray mare Ne found 10 be the best horse II
Mexico is not under Yankee rule, then are we
mistaken in supposing, that some things may be
done as well as Others"
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tbs.

Died. yesterday afarc"n, nj orlJcs, Miss ELIZA
nEth DAVIS. aged % Her f'irnis and these Of the
family % samnr Shepherd requested Ia attend her
iIn-rai his af,trn"rn NJ O'Clock, from the residence
OF Samuel Shepherd, Main Street, without further
invitation.
John Wright. Eak,r The friends and acqnanances Of
the family respectfully requested TO attend tie fuae
raj from his house, No. a. Siain Street, at O'Clock
this afternoon, without further invitation.
Died, this city, nm Sunday The l-i August, NJ Jos
e. CHRIsIfAS, formerly Of Charles City County, aged
20 years a'.i months.
Died, The morning Of The :th nit, n the residence
of Capt James Lindsay, Aibemare enunly, Mr. ED
hrap H. GRESHAM, of Hanover county
Died. on Sunday morning The 18th Of August IN Inc
town of Ibtrty, ar Jop= SEar.ta native OF fiuVan-
ma county, Va in the a-;h year of his age Mr. sray
had been visit 10 the Red Sulphur Springs, wth the
np: of etardins, if not supprrssins an active prn"-
nary disease; ndlng few days after his ARRIVAL that
ii- disease had Assumed more aggravated iorin ne
Ill, with the hope, tbut alas how VAN :. ot reaching
home, cree Ia !i.s wife. parents atd friends
On arriving al Liberty, liz unable 10 proceed ;n-
her, nj which pace his wife arrived Few Gays hsiofe
Ills death, having take fiaa leave OF The partner ~
her bosnm entirely among strangers yrt II was source
81 much relief Ia her 10 know that he had received from
their bands every that could he hrstowed Sc
seTa Ministers Of the Gospel, fs well as his Physicians
were most active In their attention. ready and willing 10
smcoth his dying pillow ard aiiosd That Christian
tonso alton, which proved 10 be his help and soace III The
hour of his dissolution.
The writer Of this humble tribute 10 the memory OF The
etc"hsed knew hin Tor many years. re priced him Tor
ms r. neness his rha6i 81 manIers, and, above all,
Tor lis love Of fairness End justice between man and
!.ai.
irrafed this life, 90 minutes before IL o'clock, ~,
an Monday, the 9Th instant al his residence In Wash
nston COUNTY. District at Columbia, Epwarp DrER late
Sergeant alarms Of the Senate Of the United States in
the sd yea. Of his age.
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Study OLE TIIE, LAW

|, will be seen in our advertising columns, that
Henry ST. George Tucker, Esq, will open Law
School in his City on The 18th November next.
Judge Tucker is 50 we'll known as The able Pre-
siding Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, and the
learned Professor Of Law at The University of
Virginia, ina, il were needless 10 add any recon-
mendation 10 his high claims upon those who pro
pose 10 prosecute the practice Of The law. When
in Winchester, some years ago, Judge Tucker
conducted Law School with singular success.
Among his pupils, he should be proud OF such
men, among others, as r. M. T. Hunter, Esq
in the East, and J. w. Brockenbrough, Esq, in
The West, When we take into consideration the
social advantages Of Richmond, and the access Of
the Students 10 The State and Federal Courts in
this City, where practical observation will fix
upon the mind the forms and principles inculca-
ted BY the Teacher, we cannot doub, that the
young men of Virginia will seize the rare oppor-
tunity Of pertec,ing themselves in the knowledge
If the law under the skilfu! guidance OF Judge
rrrcECr
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eco AND Do LIKEWIsEt'

To cvsry county in the Stale would we earnest
ly recommend lhe following spirited resolutions
OF Chesterfield county, in behalf Of The grea, sub
ject Of Education. 1t will he observed, that they
are of no milk and water characer-ihat there is
no holding back, no dodgins of responsibility
They boldly tee the mark, and in plain language
instruct their representatives in the Legislature
TO lose no time or effort in pressing 'he mmed
ate adoption of some radical reform in the exist
ing system of popular education" But, what i,
vastly more important the people of Chesterfield
rise above The narrow calculation Of dollars and
cents, and molly pledge themselves ITO contribute
the slight additional taxation that may be re-
quired" Fully sensible of the disgraceiul condi-
tion OF the present system OF Education, they are
most anxious to do their duty, to remove the
stain from the character of Virginia, and, in the
language Of patriotism and liberty, call upon
their sister counties TO come up TO the good work
Is there county in Virginia that will no, heed
their voice. We cannot suffer such a painful
reflection TO come over US. We hope and con-
fdently expect, TO see every county putting forth
its strength holding meetings and adopting reso-
luion,, in accordance with the honorable exam
pie OF Chesterfield and Richmond city:
EDUCATION MEETING IN CHESTERFIELD.
AT meeting Of the citizens OF Chesterfield,
held at the Courthouse on Monday, the 9Th Sep
lember, 1916, for the purpose of taking into con-
sideraion the subject Of Education, Hissison
Hancock, Esq, was called to toe Chair, and Pa
trick Cannon, Esq, appointed Secretary.
MIR. James H. Cox then offered and support
ell, by appropriate remarks, the following resolu-
ton:
Resolred That committee OF - be appoint
ed to draft resolutions expressive of the sense OF
The meeting on The subject Of education.
Mr. WIN. Wallace Day seconded the resolu-
lion, and then introduced Mr.. Peter v. Daniel
)r, OF Richmond who made most sensible and
appropriate speech on the subject Of education.
Col. w. w. Hancock also addressed the meet
ing briefly.
The resolution was then adopted, andt the blank
filled with five"
The Chairman then appointed The following
gentlemen TO constitute the committee, (Mr. Cox
having declined, for obvious reasons 10 actN
VIM. Wallace Day, w. w. Hancock, Rich'd
w. Flournoy, Alexander Jones and VIM. E.
B'ankenship.
The committee having retired for a short
reported the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Rentred, That we feel the deepest interest in
The cause Of popular education, and that con.
WINGED of the insriiiciency of our present system,
we deem the immediate establishment Of more
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STATE CONVENTION.

large and highly respectable meeting OF the
citizens of Holloway county took place at the CT
1915, convened according to a previous public
notice, TO express their opinion in regard 10 the
question of calling Convention 10 alter The Con-
stulion of Tie State.
On motion, DR.. Archibald A. Campbell was
requested 10 preside over The meeting, and Maj.
Fl. r. Anderson TO act as Secretary. Or. Camp
bell, on taking the Chair, addressed the meet
ing at length, and with much ability, on lie Oh
iect Of their meeting.
On motion Of Edwin c. Eooih, ESQ, com.
mii,ee OF five was appointed BY The Chair 10 re-
port suitable proceedings for adoption by The
Boo,h VIM d II !. Anderson WIN. B. Irbv VIM.
R. Bland and Thomas. Fl. Campbell, was ap-
pointed, who after short time, reported tie fol-
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Education.

ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL.
THE subscriber will resume The exercises of
j his School, for Boys on Monday, the 18th OF
September. His School Room, on LIST, between
Main and Franklin Streets will undergo import
ant repairs and alterations, adding much 10 its
comfort and convenience.
With lG years experience as Teacher, and 6
in the duties OF the parental relation, he feels in
creased confidence in his ability 10 satisfy all rea-
sonabe expectations.
TERMs-Tuilion varies from $50 to SO per
scholastic year OF 10 months, payable quarterly,
or when bills are rendered. All pupils are con-
sidered as entered for the session, unless there is
an express understanding 10 the contrary.
WM. G.. WILLIAMS, A NJ.
Mrs. S. A. WILLIAMS will also reopen her
SCHOOL for MISSES ON the same day. Terms
as heretofore Sept. a-ctt
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Aug 22-cwtd
WILLIAMSBURG MALE AND FENIr
SEMINARY

THE Scholastic Term Of this SEMINARY b. ,,n,,n Il .
Isl October l-5, and ends the tat OF JULY ~:
The course 81 instruction embrace. an acd,lion Ia n,
usual branches of plain English Education Rh.t,,.
Composition. logic. Ethics. Mental Philosophy Chem,
Try, Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, and the Gp-,
and Latin Languages. The priacIla ic,t huok. IL,
kifkaan s Ene>h Grammar Mucheis G,asfatly ana
Atlas, Elair's Rhetoric Parkti's Logo P,e,s Mon,
Philosophy, Browns Lectures on Mrnia rGic.sfl.
Smiths Chemistry OImsieadS M ural Phlu-ora,, I .
vits' Arithmetic. Aitetra, Geometry. surveying Al
ia culus, aud III. most approved editions Of the C.
>!,-.
Eu,d fusins that term in ia Ircs; compretersU
sense VIII be furnished for SlsO term. Tuition
not he les man 20. nor mare illn $50 Term.
One half Of The hoard AL tulinn must be paa III Il.
vance, and the other half on the lst oi March Bpsri
will be charged with b.ard, and pUp;'- with tHt,a
oui the tine nf becunng such Ia The end OF The TEN
un't ~ Withdrawn by The consent at The subscrilsr
Persons wishing 10 pair ni2c ih- Seminary ri,
red u tie Professors nf William and Mary or 10 Il,
Card of ilr subscriber, published last term. ~ the R
m..nd and Norfolk papers. &. J, u. PRluR.
Williamsburg, sept 9-1tl0O
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Church-HiII seminary

MRS. Caroline Eliza Mayo INTENDS 70 cV'',
ltl mence the next session OF her Schoo, 90
Monday, the 22i OF September. The sa''S' a.,
lion hero expressed by her patrons, givsss. T..
great encouragement 10 rerscTcte in me aei5"'
fu occupation OF teaching.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English o -. -
mar, Geography and History VIII 1e lausn.
very moderaieterms. FIity ceh'S WIZ o co en" a.,
10 each pupil Tor Fuel avg
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HIGH HILL FOR SALE

THE subscriber WIFI >e the Trsoi If !.and in PoNLa
tan county called High Hill, situated on tie Buck
ngham read. n'nrtfen ts,les above the cry of r.!
niont. atd thee from the Crystal Sulphur Spring tta
tanning 200 aces, The most cf which Is woodland M
buildings coisist ola comfortable dwelling huu,c s,
bic Tor tavern said rr private residence a ..s,
house. b.arksihiths shcp, with i"1 icfgrs, WlsrI
wfleiis shop, together with the .,dIa.y ou. ou,,.
all ~ good ria'6. On tie place arr. also, two ga
wells Of water, sulphur siIias, and an u-cl.-,-
choice fruit trees.
Ihis Place has long been known onr of The nsti
eligible tavern stands tetAren Richmond ana L,gs.
burg, aud has always been rrn,hasir FOR lie health
ness.
4 literal credit viii be given for The whole Or ~.
ofthc purchase money.
For further information, ,pply AT Tic tore of ,st.
Van IeirS.n ( Ward, IS Main street. Richmond, ,fic
Mr.. Ann II. Drshc, Powhatan cor,: home
SAM. +. HALVES.
Aug. s!-cwsw Trustee Tor Mrs Ann n. nfase.
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pu,tAnrIpuIA MARKET-sept TO-

Sale. IL -Four al 81 6.l IS; market unusually qu-
81 I,,,- doing in Wheat; sales Of red at "a and white
o6a 100 els Corn il in moderate demand sales of yt
low At So and white IS cts Oats in better demands;
"a rs Of several cargoes Southern at 20 % cts Wits
key dull small sales Of hhd, 1T 23 cts and bbls al "a
cts Very little doing in Sugar in consequence Of hold
ors asking advance Sales Of 0CO bags lagiya
COTE. at y cts months, prices steady, and The ar
III.
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LAND FOR SALE,

WILL. be- sold Ia The highest bidder, at public auc-
w tion the Tract Of Land belonging Ia the heirs of
Doctor William owen, deceased. This Tract contains
Two hundred and niDcty-toIr acres, with Dwelling
House thereon II lies the Frederick sbnrg road
twn niles from the Yellow Tavern, ana eight from the
CIV ri Richmond part al the Tract is covered with
a heavy growth 81 heart pune ana white oak. and Is
convenient IL two r;,.v mills the sale will place
ON The premises on Friday, I'd Of October, il fair il
nj, on the hrs; fair day thereafter, Sunday e1cepted
Terms made known on The day Of SAFE.
ROBERT n. NELSON,
Agent Tor l.tcatees.
rr.....x c.n,.n,,sr ISsl-cytdI
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Tms FoRgIGx Nsws.-Thc Great Western ar
rived last evening in seventeen days passage
from Liverpool. She encountered very severe
westerly gales, and hence terl"ns trip over The
ocean. An unusual number of passengers came
in her, and they speak in high terms o! Capla'a
Matthews.
The Intelligence thus received is Tour day9 Ia
ter, and is 10 The ed ull., inclusive. II Is ihie-
resting.
The progress of Qnccn Victoria on the CONT
neni; the curious toast OF the King OF Prussia
creating liue anger in France me rel
gious riots in Germany, which startled The
crowned heads ia The midst of their Joy; The M
settled state OF The weather in England, producing
f.verish feeling in The corn market; and the
seadiness in the prices OF cotton, are The e1ires
Of The news. The ,eligious riots in Germany
have their sign and tendency The fearful anil
cipations in England Of short crop are nutwi,h-
out a result. According 10 alour accounts from
appreciate her prospetily.-fN y. HGNM
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Hanover, September ID, Is.
yAIUABIE PROpERTY FOR SALE.

WE propcs. 10 sell. privately that valuable TRACT
w OF LAND, late the properly o. George +. spruil
Of Warren county y. e.. which he resided AT the
Tine Of his death. The tract contains tres tilousand
riniiy oil The Si6cco aud White sulphur springs, and
vel known for It's fertility, aud excellent condition for
the cultivation of large crop at This time. The crop Of
ast wear amounted seventy eight hossheads tobacco
or the finest quality Nearly The Whole nf The land ~
cultivation is recently cleared and diclrd with view
Ia t> prcsrrvatinn J here Is large ani convenient
Mansion recently erected. with every other necessary
buiIdng besides other settlements for Oversee
and Negroes sufficient 10 accommodate comfortably one
hundred and siy'y The barns q: the BIS! dr-crip
ton fo- curing tobacco.
The Land can br di.ded, f required, TO suit purrha
er- ard Tie times Of rayn.rni made accommodating.
S could desired Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing me
invite. to eyaln.u- than elves. IL il PROPOSE Ia
give nos sion Ihr L., January.
u. TURNER, rxee,tor.
WI HiLL,
Warfrnton. y. c Sept. l2-cGt
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u IVMNEH' EyrrutOr.
w. u HlLL,
Wauvnion, n. C Sept. l2-cGt
TRUST SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN

TRUST SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN
AMELIA.
DY virtue of deed of trust for the purposes therein
ID mentioned executed Ia the Subscribers By ANA Ora
ham, on The 18Th la; Of July, 1872 and recorder, in TIE
Clerk Office Of the County Court of Amelia, we shan
IN MONDAY, The 29th day Of September, isio, a. ]!
o'clock proceed SELL the premises nj public ac-
lion to The highest bidder, for cash, Tract of Land,
lying the county of Amelia, on the Appomaito1 river
containing by estimation, foGr hundred and eighteen
acres with the improvements and buildings thereon,
and recently occupied by the snd Ann Graham.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustees
tJ The entire pos essicn OF the above Tract OF Lana
iii be given on The FIST day Of December next, but the
purchaser vii haze the privilege of seeding crr IN
m-datrly.
Its represented TO the Trustees that this tract OF Land
il situated in neiglborhcod known for tho rcspecla
Liy Of its Inhabitants and thai the salnhriy at The cit
mate the fertility soil and The vicinity othe place
To The Richmond and Petersburg markets, offer unusual
indncem for investment.
JAMES LYONS. l.r,,s....
Sept lo-ctds SAMUEL TAYLOR,
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NEW YORK MARKET-s.p,. Q

The sles Of Cotton reach 900 bales, and the market
seems improving inferior 81 G., good to fair g
fair 10 fine 81 -. Sales Of Wheat at lO2 1903 cts
Com SIS a So cts Southern Oats at 81 cents Whisky
is selling al % 23 The Flour mi.rket is without
change: sales OF Southern brands al ST. 20; Richmond
Ci,y brings Sc. Lard 81 els Smoked hams q .,
shoulders 81 cts. Butter 10 % cents.
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. REcad7s ScI,onI

Fhis institution will be re opened for the ,.c.,
OF boarding and day scholars the first dy :,
tober Mrs. Mead y in he assisted bv y OF -
Professors distinguished ability; and HE corsc :,
dy and christian discipline in TIE schou ana 80 :
Will Continue "a heretofore ' 'ami
throughout TIE session, a:d the y0rnp laI!cs
my wiii PURSUE course Of Reading ia Hi,o,. i.
Standard Poetry. '''''o'! %.
Reference !. made 10 Tie following gentlemen
nave daheh,'f, or wards IN TIE in-t,,uion: RI s..
Bishop Johns, Rev. Dr.. Ein,ir Rev Mr. yn"h, rs
+. iIea:h, Esq James a Seldom, T. H., Cha,,,. 49,
borne. Esq., Richmond, Com Ap Catr.Ly JoLe. !. !, -
j. \. 3a-on, Washington. Nelson Page. Es, o. 49, e
land James Gait, Esq, Fiuvanna. - - -
tur lQ-ctI0
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Education.

q P. BIRRCSS will resum. the .,,:
y school on Monday, 18th September =, =, y ~
basement OF The Unveralist Church. ln- 49,, !, ihr
central and retired and the room. are s,o. -oA :
pheasant. HIS course Of instruction ,yI ah+
various branches of IN English Educ1r,o, a'' ~
with The Latin and Greek Languages, 'ose'Lef
Terms, as heretofore are 81. to SO fo the .cbo..
year Of ten months. 'o'l''e
Prompt and panctual attendance on ,l- r,r,,,.
Pupils Is desired. A., n - .i'
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Education.

Iii. next session OF The Subscribers Scbcr
Commence on Monday, Tie l5;h al Sro,-n,..
M school rooms 90 Marshall Street opposite = J.,
Lnu'eh. such improvements IN The buil,,,np
ive been ordered, a. VIII add mu,h 10 The cu,y-n.
ana comfort Of the pupils '''i
:, The REGULAR course ef instruction viii cmt.,.
T., ,. ,,i branches, Ancient aud Modern I.,Dr,,
'"hh b,anry, E.q, will assist The sui.ft;f.,...
Language VIII be taught by an experience r. H'lrs
inr.-, drsirons OF sludyns cacn,,tfr vi,i ', ,h
nIittd Ia the Lectures on the sub Il =, ~, Im sr 81
stilutDn. 'H'' oi that r.
Fess payable half in advance, and lh4 .,,...
Isl OF March 80 '4lhec IN he
Aug, lq-Cf - NAtfiS
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LAW SCHOOL.

HAVING derived great Advantage 70 ny
L J. health from travelling this Summer, r.
pose to open Law School in the ely OF hitn.
mond, 10 be conducted on the plan pursued Z
Inc at the University Of Virginia. Ny pfla.'
pal Tex, book will be my own Commena!Ns,
which may be procured by The Student from nv.
self; other books necessary 10 the course may =
readily procured, as they are wanted - Nel i
moDd The School 10 be opened on The io'n =
November, and 10 close on the 18th OF nial.,IT
The course will embrace Lectures on Ha'ioI 70,
Constitutional and Municipal Law. nc rs.
for admission into The Schoo! will BE SsV, Pa"
BILE on entrance.
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BOARDING AND DAY school. FoF
iOUNG LADIES. ~ RtcEyn<n Y.

= = - y II@'7i ~ TtI' H3IUNU, W
Mrs. NOTTINGHAM respectfully anroan,e. l.
A'f friends and the public that The duties o. her
VII he Resumed ON Monday SEPT 18th.
The attention of parents and guardians is p.rleal,.
~ solicited.
The Course Of instruction in this School il lhnroa.
comprising al those studies necessary to coainlei.
useful and highly finished education.
TnaMs-Fnr Board, Tuition in English rr-rrh J.
tin, Greek, instruction in Music the Piano Iiar,
Guitar, made known upon application 10 Mr. No,'.,
ham, nj her residence, corner 5h and Franklin .,r..
Richmond. S-,t y
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
PORTSMOUTH VIRGINIA

AIRS. COMEGYS intends 10 ope6 a Sfho,iifcr Eosl
IVA ins and Day Pupils Ia the iowa % Ppf,,mon's.
commencing hnnday, the 9Th Of October next, ahI
sing the last e jniy She viii endeavor by The met
earnest rNrrnrs In make its character as hi.' ast;
o. any other Female School In The country I'll, rat
81 iii- course OF study tr thotonr hness OF the n,t
lion VIII, she hopes. render tunnrc s.ay ltrany 40
scholars 10 seek elsewhere the comnleon ii tlc,3g
ton; and every facility will bc offered them atils
the accomplishments of society Ia the sLunher NV
ledge of books and things. Especial wl he as's
10 cultivated refined taste and such r,icacy Of frrl
as may impress Itself upon III" act ons and
II WI also be- The constant aim of the Principal, %
make The discipline the studies and all lurtai af'
ransemon'S az the School conform 10 Chr p'lr,
Pies and serve To mpant IN the hearts Of lrr enI'a
deep love IL! sacred things, and hearty ces"'lno
God The Saviour.
Those III particular who become members 81 hers.
my viii excite the same soicitnir, aud receive w
same zealons care III THIS respect ~ her own chl
and they will thus y: eyacrt-d their lees a.
tinns by Tie ru'.s OF Christian duty. There w.nd
however be In this system Of education any a.omH %
incm cate partial und sectarian opinions.
Gentle Influences, candid and truthful teachin.~a
b. tile only means employed; and 10 these, II is nei
will al J-c,.
Mrs. Comesys will be assisted By teachers of aliHy
and energy, thoroughly acquainted with the ran ~
entrusted 10 them, aud oilers wi be adjed h~
number, Whenever tie size Of the School shah recus
II. Their eNesiioGs, her constant $upefv:sIOnltr
many natural advantages and BEAUTIES ~ the paceIF
Eeal,hinoss of The sra.alr, and bahn. WILL -he tras'
induce the citizens Of Portsmouth, and OF Virginia
conEde their daughters 70 her care.
TERAs.-Orr-half In advance-remander March M
lst.
For Board and Tuition in all The English br.nohe.
for the scholastic wear ~ zen months saQ
Day sch lrs, IN the English branches, ~
For French, -
For Latin, ~
Drawing, ~
Other Modern Languages aud Mu.ic a, The Professor
charges.
Reference may be made TO RI. Rev. Manton Eas.hn'n
d. ~, bishop of Massachusetts,; Rev. George WON
bridge, Richmond. virgn Dr. Francis u Dean, hl''.
I Rev Ipton
TayInr, fsg No folk: W. +. HOPKINS. E.d, Norfolk
Rev. J. n. WngfirId. Portsmouth, hnfd.ns,' ~.
Portsmouth,, Or X. Watts. Portsmouth, Or Il ~ pu''
Portsmouth,; John II. Hatton, Esq, Portsmouth.
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CLARKE's HEAD QUARTERS For To-dny-vir-
gihia Moaonsaiia l.atsery, Class 81. Cap tails
Si-n 0cc, SO, $40 iCo Of 30u, $ of 900. ii l2a
ioof 100, &c 10 Nos, II drawn ballots Tickets 81
Drawing Of A'exl.dria I-aite'y, Extra. CHASE oi6:
II = ~ II - Il Is 81 g ~ 3 - S 76S
Sept u j. NJ, CLARKE