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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

MISSES MaryAnn and Catherine +. Allenv;,
wi open a School for Girls al No. IL Coz.
nor street, on The Isl day OF September neu
They will leach all tie branches Of an Epgl..
edncaion--and it will be their main Object 81 ;
explain and illustrate their instruction Is IA !,
part 70 their pupils thorough unders,anding !.
what they may learn, 50 thai their minis a. III
as their memories may be properly exercised ar5
improved Strict attention will il paiJ IL II.
morals and manners Of thor rupi's-and Ink,
mother will always lend her AID 10 man,ain
mild Dut effective discipline in The school
The Misses A. will be much obliged bv iec,;v.
ing early applications from those who in.end ),
send their children or wards 10 their Schocl
Iulv Jy-uSV.
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CARYSBROOK For SALE.

"a SbhOOh Toh JAIL
TN pursuance of decree OF the Court OF Flu
l. wanna county, sitting in chancery, rendered on
the 2Sth day Of July 1916, shall, as Commission
er under said decree, proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on the premises, on the 18th day of DC
tober next Carysbrook, the residence OF The late
Archibald NJ Harrison.
Carysbrook lies in bend Of the Rivanna river,
about s miles above Columbia, in The coun.
" OF Fluvanna, and contlins, together with
tract OF 100 acres, bought Of r. Woodson, and
another rsc,I of 20 acres, purchased OF Alb.
Shepherd, (Which will sold with iD $40 acres
OF which nearly eco acres are first raie low
grounds, and ahont 200 acres second low grounds
of very superior quality-he balance OF the high
land lies remarkably WELL and is highly improv-
able. The Dwelling is large and well built Of
Brick. The Barn newly built OF Brick, with
new Threshing Machine. The whole Estate is
in fine condition for productive agriculture.
In accordance with The Decree aforesaid, the
Terms of the sale will be-oue- oWth OF the pur
chase money in cash-one-hall OF The residue
PAYABLE IL months from The day OF sale-and
The balance 10 be paid in years from the day OF
sale.
Bonds, with approved security, and deed Of
trust on the property, will be required for the de-
ieIred payments.
PEYTON HARRISON, CONF.
P. S. Should tie purchaser desire it, an ar
rangemehl can he made BY which he will he per-
milled 10 retain The whole, or nearly The whole Of
the deferred payments, for some years, IS the
money will, probably, mol be wanted during the
minority Of the heirs.
P. HARRISON, Guardian, &c.
Aug. l-d6c2awtds
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMoN d.
High Water This day, Aug /, al 2t o'clock, T. NJ

ARRIVED,
Schr. Vousia, Atkins, New York, baiiasl.
Barque Caroline, Lane, Boston, sundries'
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Providence, Kirwan, Baltimore
Schr Harriet. Chase, Boston, flour and''oa'''
schr. Union, Hughes, Philadelphia;
Brig John A. Lancaster, sooy y. YORK. coa'
Poar W4LrIrALr, July 3o:-saileI brig , Erie
Gunby. for Rio, with -four, from CALICO M'lis
Arrived barquc Active, Foxwell, from y. lo'h'
in ballast, 10 Warwick & Barksdale.
NORFOLK, July 3O-Arrved, brig Fawn, Small
from Boston, bound 10 Richmond schF. In u
cinda Ross, from Richmond, for Washington, -
c. In Hampton Roads Barque PhTnix, Boush
Turks Island, days, balast-for orders.
Bos7o. July 29-Arivei, schr. llurd, Films
from Richmond. Sailed, schr. Potomac, (ate OF
Thomaslon,) for Richmond.
Ngw YoRk, July 30-Arrived, schr. Marietta
Burr Bamber, from Richmond. Sailed, BRIG
Oceanus, Smith, CITY Point.
BALrrMoRE, July 3l-Arrived, schr Missouri
Philips, from Richmond.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in the city
IN of Richmond, on the l4,h day Of Nav last,
of age; black; about s feet / or 8 inches high;
Stout buili; had on a roundabout and pants oil
Glasgow jeans no scars or marks recollected.-
Ipurrhased David OF Mr. George B. PoindeS'er
of Henrico county, in which neishborhood sup
pose he mayLe lurking. I will give the above
reward Of S25 10 any person who will apprehend
and secure him in Jail so that can get him
again, or deliver him 10 Mr.. Silas Omohnndfo
or myselfin he city of Richmond, and ! will pay
all reasonable expenses. IA. STOKES.
July lief
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATTE
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE

THE exercises of This Institution will be re-
Il sumed on Monday, September 22,l.
To his Patrons, the Principal refers, with con-
idence, for the character olthe School, and the
result OF the mode OF instruct which has been
adopted. He processes not 10 have discovered
any new or easy path 10 the acquisition of know
ledge; experience and observation have both,
long since, satisfied him. that accurate and valua
bic information, on any subject, can only be- at,
tanned By labar-steady, patient perseverny la
Dor on The part OF the pupil himself. To incite
him 10 This, 10 induce him 10 lay a broad and deep
foundation for a good education, Tor knowledge
that will be permanent, ever has been, and ever
will be the aim of The Principal OF this lnsitu-
ton.
LECTURES on Natural Philosophy and Che
mistry, accompanied with practical illustrations,
will be delivered by tie Principal
Terms: Tuition in the Classics and Nlalhe-
mates, per session OF months, S25
English branches 20
For Modern Languages, the usual additional
charge
For admission apply to
RICHARD STERLING, A. W.,
July 26-wt Principal.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, IN STA6NTON.

TIME next session Of this school, will COM
i mence on the 18th of August, and terminate
the 18th OF June following Monthly reports OF
The progress and department Of the pupils arc sent
10 their parents or guardians, and boar,icrs are
required unless excused, 10 attend some house Of
divine worship on Sabbath morning.
Terms-Board AMI tuition Tor len months Sl3l,
payable semi.annually ~ adrance. The number
Of pupils is limited, and persons wishing 10 enter
their sons will please make early application
address PIKE POWERS,
InIv S-cwta noJJih Stanton
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Washington College,
It LEXINGTON, VA.


HENRY EUFFNER, d. d. Preeilcnr 4
Ii Professor OF Ethics and Rhetoric
Revd. PHiLo CALHOUN, A. NJ, Profess,
Mathematics.
Rcvd. Gro. D. ARMSTRONG, A. NJ Pfcls.,
ofNatural Philosophy and Chemistry.
GEO. Z. DABNEY, A. NJ, Professor Of l.
guaacS.
Capt. Tnos II. WlLLlAMsox, ofhey " 10
Cincinnati Professor Of Military Science
The annual session is from SeplemleI l.
The last Thursday in June, with recess .! tIl
days al Christmas. The Tleasurel> lces 3
CURED in advance, are For tuition. 81 io.a'
room rent, 4 dollars; malriculaion lee, > iola'
and deposit, dollars; the las, being lor >tryar'
hire, fuel for The public rooms damages, &c =
balance, il any, is returned at The end OF tie 8
sion. Private boarding, from y 10 dollars I.
month Tie contingent expenses for fuel bet
bedding, washing, books, &c, vary, In, uat (
estimated al from 30 10 ;si5 per session. b ~,
economy, and by boarding himself, Ca Na
have done,) student may reduce the aM
named expenses to about (. % Ter annum.
Provision is made for The admission Of mig
students of good character and talents VIII
payment Of tuition fees.
Letters Of enquiry may he addressed to ne
sidenl, or 10 GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG
Clerk Of the Faca''
The Board OF Trustees OF Washin.ion 7
l,ge will proceed, on The 22d day OF FeblI
next, 10 appoint Cincinnati Professor q NJ
~ Science, whose services shall be gwen VI
10 the College. Letters, addressed 10 the Sec \
~ Of The Board, or 10 President RullncEr ".
attended 10.
SAML. McD. REID, Sccleia'
JULY Il-cWtlS
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EDUCATION.
CIle RICHMOND Institute,

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will
n be orened in Richmond, Va, on the LIST of
October, is45, under the superintendcnce of Mas
GEN. CARaINGroN. Applications for admission
or information may be made TO Mrs. Darlington
\, her present residence near Pincaslle, Va, I'M
iii The 10Th September; after that lime her adj
dress will he Richmond, Va. July 3-cwi
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.

TIME present session OF This Schce will co>.
i with an examination on Friday. Tie 18Th !,
June, and after vacation OF 4 month. the eye.
cises will be resumed on the 18th ofJuly ensurs
The charges for board and tuition will beihe sam.
as heretofore, which may he seen hv referring Il
the Enquirer or Wing OF Nov. 10. ISL
June 3-cwtf R0. q. LOVING
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Washington Academy.

TINE Trustees OF this Institution wish 10 en-
i gage a Teacher for the ensuing year, who
is qualified 10 teach the Latin and Greek Lam
guases, Mathematics and the higher branches Of
English
All communications (posl paid) directed 10 Da-
vid Mabin, Esq, or the Secretary, Finny-Mills
p. O., Amelia county, will be laid before the
Board OF Trustees for their dciteraion on the
10Th Of September next
SPENCER A MANN, Sec'y.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
colt lIBJiN COLLEGE,
July 25-c3t
A SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who very rc-
II Gently graduated al one Of the hest instlu-
lions Of the country wishes 10 obtain situation
as Teacher. He has some experience, and will
be employed either as Principal oil Assistant in
an Academy, or 10 take charge Of common
school. a situation in any of the Southern or
Western States, if il be in healthy section, and
an intelligent community, will mol lie oljectiona-
bic. Satisfactory testimony OF his scholarship
and moral character can be given He is ready
10 take charge OF the school Immediately, or if
desired, will commence il with The ensuing year.
Letters directed 10 & d., Tholnsburg, Spolsylva-
MIA county, Va, postage paid, will receive prompt
attention. July l5-cw4w
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AMELIA ACADEMY.
rTHE next session VIII commence sepem

TNHE nexl SESSION VIII commence Sepiemt+f
4 Isl, and close July Isl.
TEaMs-Sl50 for board and tui.iM-S.5 ray.
able September Isl, So February Isl. No BUM
will be received, unless BY special agreement. II
a shorter time than the session, and no deduction
made Tor late entrance or absence from any
cause but sickness. a monthly circular wiil /.
sent 10 parents and guardians, and every ,up,
will he required, unless excused 10 attend lhe an.
nual examination al The end u the session. d.
reel (posl paid) Lodore Post Office, Amelia
july l-cwl0w WM. II. HARRISON.
-. The WIFI, will please eopy
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MAEkErS-WnnLESA PRl'ES.
For he eefl tn&ls Thursday ere"ine, '4ie d''f.
TOBACCO.-The receipts are light, and Inc lh'pfe
lions falling of, while there Is considerable Animation
in the market, ana prices are fully sustained. We
quote lngs from 81 j 10 so common leaf - GU
good and fine s. soto $40 5Oextra manufacturing IRON
$40 TO $40 tSee sales published below
FLOrR--Sew Canal Flour sells n SIS % 10 : 'O.-
Old Flour is very scarce, and is held at 81 '2i 30
WHEAT-Besr red 50 cents, and best white 97i cents
81 per buscl 1nric 30 40 cents per buslel rs IN
quality.
CORN--i5 cents pr bushr
oATS-Lasi sales IS cents per bu~hel. Very lrw ar
irving.
WHEAT oFFAL-Bran II rents; Shots ls cents;
Brown Stuffs 20 cents ship stntfi 70 cents
COTToN--6i u cents per 10. Stock quite sinai.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Manchester (fdc-
tory pricesl Nos. TO 2, II c. Nos. IL 10 90 Is c.
PEONISlOSS-S mlthhe!i and city cured lacon, hog
round 81 . e.. Western sides Il C.; shoulders a
II e., ana scarce; drnand good iard-ei III g. ana III
drlnand-no stock IN market.
CATTLE-Beei, ffcm 81 ~ IL 81 62i Sheep from -
10 81 20; Hogs, from 81 10 81 .; Nras irn 81
according Ia size and quality.
BUTTER Mountain, ftkin 10 ~! cis per ll.-haf-
kri well supplied. Fresh Buttri from - 10 II els.
FISiI-IlrRnInct:N No. llerrings Sls in store sHAp:
CoFFEE-Ro 81 n 4 cents; 81. Domingo q; La
cuvra Il a z; lava "a III
TEas-Imperial and Gdnpowdrr % cents ; - per
lb Black % n 10 cents.
sUGARs-New Orleans Sugars 6. a : cents for rom
mon 10 prime; Porto Rico. Il; 81. Crox = i.oa'
Sugars IL a -. .,c.
AssES-Cuha Is 10 CENTS Porte Rio" 81 a :" -
New Orleans in hhls. - a - cents. ~,
BRANpY-otard, puPuy & co. 81 81 : -. :" ~.
seivnettr 81 a5 10 -; Imil,,i"" ~ 81 G.; '"'e''
s3, Peach dun AT so c. asl. Prices nominal
KJM-S p"sinrd in tuts. IN rcnr.
WIIIsKEY-Wr quote tos al - C.; lhas :.
GiN-Americ7n 80 rt..; ltland 81 81 10 per e7llon
CAADLES-Taow NJ; sperm 80 -; ilulloP
tent l2l n IL cents per III.
Oii-Winter sperm % q Cents; whale 40 G. bleacl-
ed do. Is, l.insred - Ia - rtnts
SOAr-For brown d a scents per H. white AMI va
rsgated I2a II.
SALT--rron, The wharf Il !3; from store 81 10.
LINES 80 cents.
PLAsrER-From the wharf sali Basin Bank 81 80.
Tirrcrs of 500 lbs. ground 81 Is
COAIl0to : per hu.hel; best Glover Hill, cts.
IROS--P,g 500 4 ~; Swrdrs 1927 70 per ton En-
plsh s35 81; Trcdrgar tRchmond mandatory SlOu;
Up Country Bar S-2s Is.
STEEI.-Amc lean bslerri SllO per Ion.
CUT NAIlS-li cents per H.
SHoT-5i 81 cents per h.
FEATHEhS-29 a 10 cents per ID. for live geese
HAY-47t n 50 cents.
lllDES-Green TO & Cts perth; Spanish III i5is.
rIDvERSEEu-SmaIls SALES al 81
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VALUABLE MATTaPONI LAND FOR SALE.
WE offer for sale that well known Tract Of
w Land called Mount Zephyr, The late resi-
dence of James B. Thornton, deceased il !.
situated in Caroline county, on the Maltapon,
river, Just five miles above Bowling Green, and
contains s32 acres, considerable portion Of
which is rich river bottom, mostly in cultivation,
and The residue consists almost entirely OF fertile
second flats. The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad runs nearly through The
centre OF it, passing near the barn and dwelling,
atlordng The daily facility Of transportation and
travel 10 Richmond and Fredericksburg The
former OF which, il is distant Is miles, and from
the latter Is miles. Ithas been The family man
sion for several generations, and the seat and
source OF free and liberal expendilure-a fact
which exhibits itself not only in the appearance
of the buildings, but also iorchy altess The &C.
nerous and valuable quality OF the Farm James
b. Thornton will be- glad 10 see at his house, i'm
medialely adjoining, any one DESTROYS OF viswing
the premises, and will answer with pleasure any
inquiries upon The subject. Address, Bowling
Green, Caroline county.
ANTHONY THORNTON,
PETER R. THORNTON,
JAS. b. THORNTON.
CHARLES w. THORNTON,
r. 3. THORNTON.
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likewise offer the Tract of Land on which !
reside, called Rovers Rest, situated in Caroline
County, about 3 miles from The above, contain
ing about 700 acres. The buildings are new and
commodious, and the Farm in good condition. A
large proportion of il consists Of rich swamp and
new ground, now in cultivation.
ANTHONY THORNTON.
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also offer for sale The Farm on which re-
side, called Liberty Cottage, adjoining the above
and originally portion OF the same Tract with
H. It contains lis acres, and would be valu-
able addition, forming well tmbered and
walered, compact, pretty and profitable Farm,
of 40 acres-altogeiher, one Of the most desira
BILE in the county on the Ma,aroD river.
JAS T. THORNTON.
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SALES or ToEAcco-made BY ELLIS & AT
KlNSON, for Mr.. Thomas Baker Of Flnvanra:
No. al 30 dolls, No . at 10, No Qugs) ats,
No. (lugs) at 3-bought BY d. NJ. Branch; ma
king an average of Is dollars for his leaf, and
dollars for bis lInS
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r lCORICE, Stick and Solid OF prime quail
| lies constantly for sale al the lowest price
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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NOR HIRE.-A first ra!e Cook, lroner and
i Washer n. b. HILL.
Aug.
CyLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS FOR
~ PRIZES Drawing Of Alexandria, Extra
l19:
CT 5 Al SO . CT % - 10 SO % - !.
II 81, whole ticket, sold and pail by
Ancust CLARKE
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We are requested by The Auditor Of Public Ac
counts 20 state, for The information OF all persons
concerned, that The lists OF delinquent lands, en-
bracing The period Of five years, are nearly com
pleted, and will be shortly transmitted to the She
quent 10 be sold at September and October Courts
according 10 law.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE.
T1AVING taken into co.partnership Griffin b.
Il Davenport, we shall continue The Auction
ard Commission business under the firm OF Da-
venpor Allen & Co, and the connections in bu-
siness, heretofore existing between us, IS dlssolv-
ed--bul either partner is authorized to wind up
The business, and 10 use The signature Of The Firm
Tor that purpose. DAVENPORT& ALLEN.
Ano I-St
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Besdes prizes Of S1UU, 90, &c, &c.
Whole tickets 20 dollars halves 10, quarters 5,
eighths SO.
Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. DO. 26half $50
Do. do. 2Gquarier IS
no. do 2,ieighhs 80 so
II Orders for tickets and shares and cer,ifi-.
Gates OF packages in the above splendid Lottery
will receive the mosi prompt attention, and an
official account OF the drawing will he sent imme-
dialely aner it is over 10 all who order from US
Address TO
J. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Aug. Richmond, Virginia,
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---------.
COLUMBIA ACADEMY.

i commence on the 18th July and close 8,
the 18th December. The terms OF ihi, scho,
for The session of five months, are as follows; Ii
the English branches. ten dollars, and for the IL
cient and modern languages, and the hghe
branches OF Mathematics, fifteen dollars; boa,
and tuition fifty dollars.
The Principal is 4 graduate of Emery al
Henry College and can prepare his pupils L
College. He deems il unnecessary 10 uoubl
the public with recommendations, as any WI
may feel disposed 10 patronize him, are re:errc
10 his former patrons, who will attest To his abiluy
and lailhtulnesS, in The discharge OF his duy.
ROBERT w. WATTS.
June 2O-cwSw Principal
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U0IRDISG AND DAY SCU0oI

MRS. BURKE'S School will be re.c,.,
lfl Ell on the 18th day Of September next VII.
assisted by masters Of experience and ability !.
proposes thorough and extensive course Of r.
male Education. July l5-lt
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF yIR.

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF yIR
GINIA-REv. +. A. DALRYMrr, Rsc7oR.
VIIIS Institution, the Diocesan School I'd
i Boys is sit1atcd in delightful location n
Fairfax county, three miles Yves, OF Alexandra
d. G. II is designed 10 prepare youth in he mcs.
thorough manner for College, or for tie acge
business of lie, under wholesome moral AMI rel.
gious Influences The branches taught are he
Latin AMI Greek languages, English and Mase.
mates Under these heads arc embraced The 81.
rious studies and exercises pursued in he mo-
approved institutions. The year is divided in.
two sessions, of live months each, with a mou,: /.
vacation intervening. Tho first session will cor.
mence about the 18th OF October nexl
TERMs- 500 per annum, payable inyalialy
in advance-,hat is, 800 al The convenience,
OF each session. This charge is tor toani, Iii.
lion, washing, fuel and lights bctslead and tei.
ding 10 be furnished by The pupil, or, il proviie'
by The Institution, an extra charge OF SO PEI an.
mum will he made.
Applications for further Information, u In en-
trance, TO be made 10 The Rector His p. o., ".
til 9Th July, will be "OId Church, Hanover c.
after thai date Theological Seminary P Q
Fairfax CO."
RRfERrNcrs--1'he Bishop ami Assistant BIS.
op oi Virginia, The Professors II the Theological
Seminary, The Clergy and The Diocese general
June I3-cWGW
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Private school.

HAVING resigned the situation of Principal
IL of the Richmond Academy, IL is my inten-
ton 10 open Private School on The 18Th Sepieln-
Der rext Experience has taught me, that in ad-
hitting large numbers Of pupils, and consequent
ly multiplying teachers it is impossible 10 give
full and entire satisfaction. have, therefore, de-
telmined 10 admit only such a number as | can
instruct myself, aided by one able assistant and
Teacher of Moicrn Languages shall feel il
To be my duty 10 insil into the minds OF my pu-
pills Christian principles and virtue and so sub
ject them 10 that wholesome restraint, which is
one of the great objects OF education. II there
be any who are unwilling 10 subjecli their sons 10
this restraint, do not solicit their patronage but
10 those who are thus willing, | promise all the
energy and capabiy possess my best efforts will
be used TO make their children scholars and GEN
tIemcn. | have leased large and central ID, OF
ground ~ which a suitable building - III bc
ed in time for the opening oi The School. IIav-
ing communications from several distinguished
teachers, shall be enabled 10 select one III whom
can conGde as an associate.
Gentlemen who may desire 10 enter pupils are
requested 10 call al my house on Slh below Grace
street. WIN. BURKE.
July ll-3t ft&t
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
COLLMBIlN COLLEGE.
TENHE Chair OF Pathology and Practice Of Me
Il dicine in this Institution having become va
cant in consequence o! The death of Professor
Sewall, the Faculty have authorized The Dean 10
make known 10 The Medical Public, that they
will defer nominating successor 10 The Board
Of Trustees until The middle of August
Communications rom gentlemen cf The Pro
lession who desire 10 present their names as can.
didates for The vacant Chair must be addressed
10 The Dean.
w. p. JOHNSTON, Nj. D., Dean.
Iuiy 0L-cot
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j. e.. Gregory & Go.

MANAGERS, NO. l0i, MAN STREET.,
Nl RICHMOND, Virginia
Splendid Scheme for Augna.
Grand Capital of 10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lot,erY, Glass IS. TO be drawn at
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, Both August, 1915.
Is Nos, and u drawn ballots.
GRAND SCHEME $4,000, $4,000, 1000, 500, 6
prizes of 1000, 10 OF 800, 20 of 200, SO Of
1000, 60 of 500, &C., &C., &c.
Tickets only 10 dollars-llalves 5--Quars so.
Certificate OF package OF 26 whole tickets $40
Do. do. Ri halves 20
Do. do. 20 quarters IS
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. Wcasi's School.

TNHIS Institution will be re-opened Tor he =.
i cep;ion Of boardcrs and day pupils on tie srs;
day of October Lext. Mrs Mead will be a.,
.i,.ed by Teachers and Professors Of disingui.b1.
ability. and the course OF instruction will f. :.
heretofore, thorough and extensive.
July 2S-eo,Octi
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August lewis"

TO MRS. DORCAS PHIPS:-You are here
i BY notified, that | have filed statement of
The causes, on which shall found an application
to the next General Assembly for Divorce from
you, in The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for Grayson county, where You are
required to attend on the first day Of the Seplem
Der term, 1915. DAVID G. PHlPS.
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GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass A, for 1915.
To he drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
9th OF September, 1915.
70 No. Lottery, l3 drawn ballots.
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