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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-09

The American Art Union,

32 Broadray, .New Yo1i,
xrrrfY faat ~ DDL-A MI D.,,o,.

WILLIAM c. BRYANT, PRESIDENT
TINE AMERICAN ART UNION was in
i corporated by The Legislature OF New York
Tor the promotion of he Fine Arts in The United
States It is managed by gentlemen who are not
artists, and have no privileges beyond the other
members, and no compensation.
In furiherance cf truly national object TO
unite great public good with private qualification al
small individual expense, in manner best suit
ed 10 the situation OF our country, the nature OF
our institutions, and the wants, habits and tastes
of our people, the committee have adopted the fol-
lowing plan. Every subscriber of FIVE dollars is
a member for the year, and is entitled 10 all lis
privileges. The money thus Obtained CATER pay
ing necessary expenses is applied
First-To The production oil large and cost
" original engraving from an American painting,
of which The plate and copyright belong 10 The In
slulion, and used solely Tor lis benefit. or this
engraving every member receives copy for
FIVE dollars paid by him. Members entitled to
duplicates are at liberty 10 select from the engrav-
ings of previous years. Every member also re-
ceives full annual report OF The proceedings, &c,
OF The Institution.
Second-To the purchase Of paintings and
sculpture by native or resident artists. These
paintings and sculptures are publicly exhibited
at the Gallery OF the Art Union I'LL annual meet
ing in December, when they are publicly distri-
buted by lot among the members, each member
having one share for every FIVE dollars paid by
him.
Third-Thc institution keeps an Office and free
Picture Gallery, always open and we'll attended,
al 322 Broadway, in the city of New York, and
they have Honorary SECRETARIES 10 attend 10 their
business in The principal cities and villages Of the
United States
Members in the city of New York receive their
engravings, paintings and reports al The All
Union Rooms. Members out OF The city OF N.
York will receive them from the Honorary Sc
cretaries to whom they will be sem at the expense
OF the Institution, with The right TO exhibit them
together for few days.
The engraving for The year 1916, will be "Sir
Walter Raleigh partDg with his vile on Inc
morning of his execution" after The picture by
Leulze.
The annual meeting and distribution will take
Mace This wear on the 18th day Of December.
Subscriptions are now being received by The
following Honorary Secretaries in This Stale and
vicinity:
RIcaaoNp-D rinkey & Morris, booksellers
ALEXANDRIA, D. CD Eaches.
FREpERrcxsBURo-J. Minor.
GeoReerowN, D. C.-G. c. Bomf~d.
PsreRssuRa-E. p. Games Bookseller.
WASHINGTON, d. CT. F. Jones'
NoRroLK-F. W. Soutagate
WHEELING-E. Dorsey
And al the Rooms OF the Institution.
All communications ON the business of the In
'''''''0" 'AO R. F. FRASER,
Corresponding Secretary, All Union: so
Broadway, New York. oct 7-ait@cn
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MERCHANDISE.
New Dry Goods Store.
NESS. CALWE ELL,

J a NJ ) ). T. 4 l. w l. l.,
.No.92 Exchange Corner,
rs now opening an entire new stock oil Fall and
i Winter Dry Goods, which have been purchas-
ed in the Northern Markets at very reduced
prices and will be sold very low Tor cash.
His stock consists in part oil The following
goods:
Rich Mouseline &c LANES and Cashmeres
Alpaca and Cashmere Robes, new and beau
lilul article
Black, Blue Black and cold Silks, very rich
Glencairne Plaids. elegant Twilled Ginsbam
Worsed Plaids, for children
Paris Worked Capes and Collars
Gloves, Hosiery, Gimps and Silk F.inses
Lisle and Thread Edging and Laces
Irish Linens, Linen Diapers all kinds
Bleacbed and brown Sheelings and Shiriinss, all
prices
Red, White and Yellow Flannels
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestngs, Saiinetts
Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, Blankets &C., NC.
For great bargains call al
JAMES S. CALWELL'S,
Sept. % No. % Exchange Corner.
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By Last Evenings Mail.
MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

CRY OF BALrIMoRE.-This is one Of the closest
contests we have ever known and The resu is
pretty much "mi1ed up" The Sun says:
II VIII be seen that the Wings have elected
their Senator, Captain Charles NJ. KeYser, by a
majority Of votes over Joshua Vansanl, Esq.,,
the Democratic candidate.
The delegates elected are The Hon. John P.
Kennedy and Abraham B. Patterson. Esq, Wings,
and Francis Baughman Elias Ware, Jr., and
Nathaniel Cox, Esqs Democrats.
The highest vote received is that in favor Of
Mr.. Baughman which is votes over that OF
MIR. Ware, the next highest on his own ticket, and
Sc over that of MIR. Spilman, The lowest; Is votes
over that oil Capt. Keyser, The Senator elect; ID
over that Oh Mr.. Kennedy, and SO over that Of
Mr.. Simms, The loves, Wing delegate vote.
The aggregate Wing delegates vote is 1891 /;
the aggregate Democratic delegate vote is 1920
being majority in favor OF The latter of % votes.
The entire Wing aggregate vote for Senate and
Legislature is 1898; The entire Democratic ag-
gregate vote for Senate and Legislature is 7l2l
being majority in favor OF the later OF %
votes.
The vote on the biennial sessions bill exhibits
a majority Of 654 against The BILL and, with the
Annapolis vote, will probably insure its delea. in
the State
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LOTTERIES.
W.P.Turpin $ Lottery Office,

W.P.Turpial' 8 Lottery Office,
N r. sin sS' MAIN REEL 'N' ."
10. GREG CORY 4 CO.. MANAGERS.
w. P. TURpIN, VENDER.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, i5i6.
New Jersey Lottery Glass sl for 1876, TO he drawn
Jersey City, October Eth.
70 Number Lotlery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes :-s2j, 900, 600, 20 Of 600
Tickets SIS; huiv-s 50; quarters 70
s5oooo, in Prizes OF $4,000 each.
New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81 for 1916, To be drawn
rs Number Lolrery-I2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes IS Capital Prizes of $4,000, 100 Of 500.
Tickets IS; halves d quarierss.
$4,000, $4,000, prizes of $4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass II, for 1916, TO be drawn
al Alexandria, October 18th.
70 Number Lottery-l4 Drawn bailo's.
Grand Scheme:
Capital Prize of $50 900 600 prizes of $50 go,
10000 81 " 1900
5 5000 Besides many Of 5000,
500, 900, a00 &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 50j quarters %. Lertihca;es
of Packages of % Whole Tickets S6u; 70 halves 80;
o6 quarters 40; &c elghths 90
Alexandria Lottery, Class /, for ls46, to be drawn at
Alexandria, October Oath.
IS Number LotteTy-la Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
IoD0O 1900
SOM 40 1000
/ 3'I7 SO $40
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters : d. Iertihcates
OF Packages Of a5 WhoIes sl0; IS halves SIS Is quar-
tiers 81 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass X, for loih, TO he drawn
at Alexandris, October 3lst.
rs Number Lottery-A Drawn Ballots.
Prizes :-S35 ,294, 10000, &c, &c, &c.
Tickets sl0; halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates OF
Packages Of ~ Wholes $3.50; 20 halves d. 70 quar-
tiers % so.
Remittances received free Of postage Drawings Tor
warded, when requested, "a soon as received
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Sept. 20 w. I. IIkfls.
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Sept. Lew
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY, IN
GAINESVILLE, FOR SALE.


DY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust executed 10 III. under
- signed by ". +. Venabl- and Samuel w Senab-
the 3lst day Of July si3, 10 debt due tho
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, and which said deed hiss
been duly recorded in The Clerks Office 81 Meckenbrg
county, the undersigned, shall proceed, Ed
NESDaY the llth day OF November next, in The town
Of Clarksvll!e 10 sell at puh!lc auction 10 the highest
bidder credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
equal instruments, all the property conveyed TO ia
sad deed, consisting Of two-thirds interest IN Lot No.
a. which Is valuable Tobacco Factory: half of
Lots Nos 10 and IL, which last J. Improved Lots Nos.
D. 10, H. s. I52, ISL 100 li9, l?3 la s., 81 aud Lot
No u. known the Academy Lot, aso Lots Nos III.
s, lI9, 100 and l2i; aI-o, the entire property ntr
est title 10 the following lots in the survey at
the Town. TO wit: Nos. 8 S. I, ~ 2 49, ~ -, In, -,
ILL., 2 l22. 90 49, As, 1871, Is. AZ -, So 81 LIS and
Ia The title TO said property Is believed To be- good,
but, selling as Trustees, We shall convey only such a.
lie vested In ny the deed aforesaid Should The
day Of sale he rainy shal proceed 10 sell The FIRST
fair day thereafter The SALE II completed the
rst day, will he continued from day 10 day until
pieied. n. a. vENABIE, r,n.,x.s
sept lI-cwtdss s. v. WATKINS, ''-
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VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND, IN
LOIICESTER For SALE

THE undersigned Trustees for John Sinclair will
offer for sale, Ia the highest bidder the premises,
the s day of October, lsi6, VI far, II the
fair day, all that valuable Tract OF Land whe.ron John
Sinclair al present resides, known famary
Violet Bank, situated York river, milrs below
West Point containing not less Than SIX hundred acres,
exclusive Of marsh. The soil IL good ii not the best
on the whole river The buildings a two story brick
dwelling, containing four each ioor, new
and spacious barn, stable and carriage house, &C. &c,
and all other necessary out buldineSa IN good order.
Also. At the same time and place another Farm, ad
joining Violet Bank, called West End. containing four
hundred and eighty Of cleared land, and hun
dred of timber. This tract adjoins H. a. Gariand's
steam mill tract, Immediately upon the river, and Is The
only place the river, between the terminus Of III.
contemplated railroad from Ethan 10 Richmond aud
Yorktown twenty miles below, where steamboat can
approach within quarter Of a mile of the shore The
above farm has IL good framed building, two sto-
ies high, with TWO rooms on each floor, TWO large
barns, one nearly and sufficiently large contain
the horse power and treshin. machine under ilr
roof. together with all other Necessary out buildings
aud all good repair TIN. place - considered Of
Tho hest oil the river for plan'inso oysters.
The above farms wi!i be sold together divided into
smaller tracts. Ia suit purchasers. Both farms
der good chesnt e and the best for stock
In the There IL lien the Violet Bank farm
of $4,000, which The purchaser have the advantage
Of he wishes II, the rt payment OF s. O00 will mol
fall due until February, lci9 and then lie paid by in
salmrnts Of S. 900 annually. The stock OF every de
scpion, crop IL corn, fodder and household and kitch
en- furniture, viii all b- exposed the same day.
THO. B BOOTH, 1.,s,..s
JEFFERSON b. SINCLAIR,
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d NJ. ZIMMERMAN, l57 Main Street.
II. opposite The Exchange Bank, dealer III
Cigars, Tobacco, SHUTS, &c, offers Tor sale
10000 Havana Cigars, !avofiie BRANDS
$4,000 Regalias, do. do.
5000 Pressed DO. DO.
$500 Ladies, DO. do.
$4,000 Principles, Ju>ro SAM, Steamboat, and
De la Cruz
5000 low price,! Cigars
10 boxes fine and low priced Tobacco in
small and large
5000 dozen Smoking Tobacco, oronoko cut
and dry Spanish and canister
Fire cut Chewing Tobacco
Maccabau, Rappee, Scotch, Nachiioches, Hard
hams and Lundy Foots Snuff
Meerschaum German, Powhalan and common
Pipes.
Cigar Cases, Cigar holders, and Snuff boxes
in srea, variety; all Of which will he sold on as
good terms as they can be purchased in The city.
Sent 4-W3,n dec
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vaIvARIE FApM For SALE

THE subscriber wishes Ia dispose of his Farm, stu
i atr, on South Anna River, near Bo~i-s' Factory,
adjoining The lands Of Thomas ". Anderson, Albert q.
Boles ard Others containing. about three hundred and
seventy five acres large portion OF which y very va.
iuabe low grounds, we'll adapted 10 Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco situated IN respectable neishbofhood, aud ~
vel worth attention Of those wishing 10 purchase.
II has upon II good Dwelling, and other necessary out
houses. Mr. A. b. NUckol., who Is now living on the
Farm will take pleasure in showing Il TO any person
wishing 10 purchase
Also, another Tract Of about one hundred and Atty
acr,s about one mile South Of The above named Tract
a large portion OF which j. in woods.
For terms, apply 10 Mr. William ID Johnson, living
near tie named lands, or The subscriber, living
In Richmond and may be found al thr Store Of David
J. Saunders JAMES HOLMAN.
Sent 15-cw5ws
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FALL SUPPLY.
William II. Laid,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,

APUTHECAKI AND DI,UUUIo I,
M. 3l9 Hcad II Broal Street, Shsct0c H'H
HHJoUl.D most respectfully inform his customers, ana
w those who may be pleased To favor him with their
patronage thar hr is daily receiving by the various
parkei- ro n" Northern markets, his Eau Supply OF
DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, Df tasl LfFS,
yaRNI-U WINDOW GLASS. &c , &c, comprising
,ur at tr be and extensive a-sortnrnts mr. has
ever offered and which purchased upon such terms
n will enable him 10 sell g. any onr waiting an aitice
IN III. line III business, "a cheap a any similar Esiab-
lislim-nt ~ the Gity.
n h. Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
Thankfully received and promptly attended u"
~ 90
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AUCTION SALES.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THAT VALU-
ABLE JANE RIVER ESTATE, CALLED
WeSfhagB

~ ,,0ND., ~ y " "
IN noNpAf, the 26th instant, tOctober.) at IL
~ O'Clock on the PREMISES will lie sold without re-
serve, nine miles above the city Richmond the pro
perry of The late Colonel John Amber, containing
about thousand acres. wiih about two hun.
dred and sixty bushels of wheat, seeded Pos.
session given the rsi day Of January next and sold
prisng all the low lands with ample wood land attach
ed and The command Of an extensive water power for
mannfac'uring mills &c, with aprmanent dan called
Bosbrrs across the river position Of itself extremely
Valuable Alter which, VIII hs sod the low lands the
North OF The road, IN two tracts comprising consider
able portion OF original timbered land, well wooded
and very attractive from coniiguiiy Ia The canal
plan Of the division may be the Office OF the sub
scribers
TEsas :-One-ihird cash, the balance in one and Two
years credit bearing interest from the day Of SAFE
satisfactory endorsed negotiable notes, and deed of
trust on the property.
HT BY request of the Lega'ees.
DUNLOP, MuNCuRE & CO., Aucts.
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, intending 10 engage IN oihrr bust
meas, offers TO, sale the very de'lrabe Farm
which he resides, generally known Han's Bot,om-
The tract contains ,22 acres, OF which 500 good
bottom land. in a. high state OF improvement az any
farm in Virginia. lying in compact form Immediately
along the North River, AT all times nasigahlr Tor snail
batieauI. and miles from James River. The neigh.
borhood is healthy, inirs gent, and away from all
for dissipation and within shor, ride Of Lesng
ton, with lis hourshng Literary Institutions. The
farm Is capable of yielding between and three thou
sand barrels q. YEAR or tobacco 10 proportion.
and NAV he converted stock farm; distiilery
may he conducted hy any disposed With ~ much
nrnd a. any where there being every convenience on
the farm for the purpose. long credit would be- given
II By securing the purchase money With inter
-st Address the subscriber, postage PAID Lexington.
Virginia. NM. n. hbhp.
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ATa Court of Quarterly Session, begun and held for
N New Kent County, at the Courthouse thereof, on
Thursday, the ia.h day of August, lsia;
On the motion Of james '1chn, r., , VINO married hE
- nd ho i one Of te distributes Of the said Mere
d,h Slater: Il appearing the Court that more than
two years have elapsed since the qualification o. Rich
si !, - nrd.,ed that all persons having claims
seans The estate oil Meredith Slater, deceased do ex
hih,, m. same for settlement 10 the said Richmond l.
Lacy administrator Of M.redi,s sate,' deceased oe
hs ord.r he inserted Tor eight weeks in the Richmond
VI; and Richmond Enquirer, and another copy there
ofie po,led at the Court d"of of this county Oh
Two several Colrt-day ,,o,,rt.u y r.
Copy, BAL. ~ 1880 -
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

TINE subscribers have entered into Co-nartnership
i under the firm II HERRING & GARDNER, for the
purpose of conducting the Grocery and Commission b
sness and have the Store formerly occupied ~
William 7. Barrett Immediately opposite the Richmond
and Frederic ksburg Depot, Broad street They ntrnd
keeping a general assortment Of FAMILY GROCE-
RIES To which they ask the attention Of their friends
and the public generally. One Of W having been en-
gagged in llr for several years IN this CITY, W.
hope bv clu~e attention, 10 merit share of PATRONAGE
we viii pay particular attention 10 the sale Of all kinds
Of produce consigned 10 from our country friends
GEO. HERRING,
ort 6-r3m GEO. w. GARDNER.
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FALL SUPPLY.
Gums, Gun Barrels, &c.
S,lliI GIL I,IIEDI Nn
SAML. SU IHERLAND,

OpposlrE THE BANKS, MAIN STREET,
HAS received his fall stock OF goods from
II England, and has them now ready for in
specton His assortment of double and single
barrel GUNS is good, and al prices TO please
An enumeration Of his stock would be tedious
therefore, he will merely say, that every article in
his line can be procured al his store, and on very
reasonable terms.
acknowledgements attention
is paid 10 Ibis department, and all kinds OF repair
ing done in the nealcsl ard most durable man
ner Sept IS
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n NOTICE.-A meeting of The Golfers and
Iron Manufacturers Of Virginia will be held al
the Columbian Hotel in this city on Tuesday the
18th instant, at o'clock, P. NJ. The object OF
this meeting being 10 consider the condition and
prospects of these interests under the operation OF
The Tariff OF I84C, and 10 decide whether any
steps should be taken 10 induce Congress at its
approaching session, TO modify the law in regard
TO them, ii is hoped there will be general al
tendance, without distinction OF party.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,

7
TN conformity 10 an act entitled IAN act 10 reduce
n,o one act The several acts concerning Eschrators
passed the 9Th day Of January 1872 do hereby make
known TO all whom il may that appears ~
certificate Of the Escheator OF Pendrton county dated
,r 9Th day OF September l5i6, and this day received
into the Land Office that, by inquest, held on the
Sd day September 1885, tract Of land IN the county
n p,ndrton reputed to contain nifty nine acres, Of
which John Fritz late of said county, died SEIZED has
been eschealed 10 this Commonwealth.
OCT a-cw6w : II. PARKER, Reg. L. otfce.
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DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
AuarieS & McrWin

JTAVE received large 10! OF desirable DRY
II GOODS from auction; amongst them will
he found Whitney and Rose Blankets, OF very SUI
perior quality; Dufil and Twilled Blankets;
Male and Female Servants Clothing a great va
riety, and very cheap; with many uher styles Of
goods, which makes our assortment very COM
nlee Our customers, and the public, are most
RESPECTFULLY invited 10 cal and examine our stock
before making the purchases. Terms cash.
Ocr. lin No. 229, Shockoe Hill.
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THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS,

u -
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE e. CUTLERY
No. LOG MAIN STREET
lave in Store, and are now receiving, by
Il The barque Phoenix and ship Harkaway
from Liverpool, and by various arrivals from the
North, an unusually large and desirable Stock Of
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable Tor
the Fall trade, 10 which they invite the attention
OF Merchants. These Goods have been purchased
al a great reduction from former prices, and VIII
be offered a, a small advance. Sept. l4-tf
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nu,rNrv norJARS REWARD.

+ WILL nav the above reward for the apprehension
and The wsn ist INV 'i Far 80
ua. ,sh,."n,s S,rinss Goochand county, about The
frs. Of May He IS abou, fret high dark Mula;,9
square shoulders about = years old and spea9s quick
IL =, H. D,vid anderson's Farm, near f1neeyviiie,
in Louisa county. eoAHA- 'oO
July l9-eWtf
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MRS. ALICE PRICE:-You will please lake notice,
lfl that shall proceed take the dispositions oi Nor
ria Saunders, and others the Office If Commissioner
Robert Shaw at Buckingham Court house, On the tenth
day of November, 1876. between The hours Of nina
o'clock in the morning and seven IN The evening, 10
BE- read evidence in cause now depending IN tho
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
county OF buckingham, in which Mary sahnders my
self and others are Defendants The taking TO he con-
tinned al the same place, from day day. vii com
pleted. hoBshI 4. hoChER.
Oct 0-rw4ws
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HENRY C. SEMPLE,
ATTORNEY At La W,
a, .TcnN ppy AI,AB A NJ A

WILL practice in the Courts Of Law ana hiuity o.
cuit Cont If the United States al Mobile, and In the
Supreme Court of Alabama.
RyyrRrxcgs Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor Of
,p !, IN. I,n,yersi,y OF William and Mary, Virginia
Iuaye William H. Cabe President Of the Court Of A p
nras Of Virginia simon Grrenlea' Royal Professor Of
Law. Cambridge, Massachusetts; u. ". J. J. Fry
msv Forhes 4 Co, and Beers Il Smith, Mobile, Ala
bama: Fisher ( Co. Boston; =: Thornton, New York
Wi,liam G. Maitland Of New York. AUG. 25-cw6m
ny The Washington Union requested to copy.
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CLASSICAL. ACADEMY

PnrScirAL, DR. C. w. BLAETTERMaNN, L. l.. ID.
T,nIS Institution is designed TO afford, AT moderate
i charges, an opportunity 10 those who wish their
sons or wards 10 obtain thorough education, winch
viii Mt them for any active pursuit IN life, anu on
which, if so desired may br ensraitrd with care anu
Dispatch al the University, The knowledge requisite for
any one Of the learned Professions The subjects en-
braced IN the plan Of this Institution are-tlr Ancient
and Modern Languages Ancient and Modern History,
The Elements Of Mathematics, of Chemistry, and oil
Physical and Moral Philosophy, Arithmetic, Geography,
with the use of Maps and The Glnhe English Grammar
Compostnn and EOcnlon. PeBman-hp and Book
Keeping. The Ancient Languages such rs Latin and
Greek. and Angn-Saaon, will he taught with constant
chronological reference 10 the English, thorough know
ledge and ssilful use Of which being important 10
the citizens Of glorious Republic The method oil
instruction il By lectures, EXAMINATIONS written earr
clsr. and comments the books used by the stu
dents IN their respective classes.
The Academy viii open Monday, The 9Th OF octo-
her at the Doctors residence called Limestone STU
ated IN very healthy section Of the country eishl
miles East Of Charlottesville.
The Principal and his Assistants promise 10 use every
means their power suhrct the students 10 proper
discipline by which they may become well educated
and useful men.
TERMS, per session Of i've months Tuition Senior
Class S2s Sophomore, 49, Junior, sic; Nov,tiate Sia
Board can be had in The family of the Principal ana
Proprietor or in several respectable families III Tie
nsiahborhood.
For further informatirn amply 10 The Principal, al
Boyd's Tavern, AbrmlTIr county, Va.
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