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CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE second session Of Mr. F Bennetts School, In
this city, viii Commence on Monday, Cd October
next.
TERMS:
Tuon IN the usual English branches, $40
Tuition Ia the advanced English branches,
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics, so
The French and high German languages will be
taught without extra charge, if the pupils shall have al
eddy attained suitable proficiency In the English
The Greek and Latin language will be taught, not
only according TO the pronunciation adopted in the
American and English Colleges, but also according TO
The modern Grecian and Roman standard. The reason
Of,hs ia obvious, inasmuch the facility of communi-
cation affords the American student opportunity Of
pursuing his studies the different European Colleges,
where these languages, pronounced according 10 the
knsli-h standard, would scarcely be comprehended
The classical department will be entrusted 10 one
sho not only Distinguished himself in his collegi
ale COURSE but who has also been eminenty successful
IN impar,ing instruction.
Nj Bennett reiteraies his promise, that In the con.
duct OF hs School, strict ard holesoms discipline ,o
saGby Dc northumberland his constant endeavor will
10 ueuicate the irmest principles Of honor and in
nafiiy
REfERENCES-Rev Geo Woodbridge, DR. John A
Cunningham, DR. Charles Bell Gibson, A w Noting,
Isaac = -nport VIM Palmer, Saml Sublett, Fleming
iamts, sNb baxter, and Macmurdo, Esqrs.
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A Valuable Farm.

VII HIN EIGHT MILES OF The CITY
oFRICHMOND, FOR SALE ATAUCTION.
ONMoNDAY, the 4th day oil September next, will
DC sod, on the premises, very desrableTract OF
,,anh. lying in The county Of Henrico, eight miles
a"fsh Q, the City OF Richmond, containing by recent
survey 29i acres, together with all the improvements
thereon. II lies on the main Stage Road from Rich
nond to FIederieSsbnre,. aud a5loins the lands Of
N-ssrs. Richard Cross, VIM. Mosby, Taliaferro's Es
ute; and VIM. COPELAND the North and East and the
Iands Of Elijah Priddy and J. w. Sheppard on the
souih and West. The improvements Consist Of GOOD
comfortable Dwelling House, containing six rooms,
which, with but trfine outlay, may be put In good
'epa together with all the necessary houses about
one half of the Tract is in timber, OF original growth
Of oak, hickory and pine. This Farm possesses the
dvantage of easy access to Richmond and presents
ahne opportunity 10 those wishing 10 purchase small
Farm contiguous TO the city. Those wishing TO see
ne property will please call Mr.. Richard Cross,
who resides the premises and will take great plea
sue giving all necessary information with regard to
H. II preferred, the Tract will be divided in three
pa'e-- gold entire may suit the wishes of those
Intending to purchase. Sale positive.
;, Ttaxs, which are liberal, will be made known on
me day Of SALE The sale TO take place AT IL O'Clock,
~ b. order Of the Proprietor.
Sale conducted by F. II. 4 J. @. JAMES & Co.
Aug. l5-tds
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RAPPAHaNNOCK ACADEMY AND MI.
LlTARY INSTITUTE,
4 Il L
JLNE COUNTY, Va


WE next session Of this Institution will commence
on monday, 18th August, and terminate The a3d
December following.
, ne Principal VIII be again aided by Mr. WILLIAM
haipNE i graduate of the Virginia Military Insti.
titr, whose testimonials (Which of the highest chm
actef) ave heretofore been published and by another
Esi'nnt IN The English Department, of ability and Il
prrlrnce The School will be divided into three depart
hrnt', oi English Mathematics and Classics each with
lis own head
The discipline, drill, &c, is In accordance with The
Military Institute; aud The student may here prepare
himself for m advanced class of that institution
complete Thorough course ofeducaion with the add
Ton o the snr military instruction ana discipline at
rates much below those Of the Institute The expenses
for the year SIN; FOR The session $50.
GEO = BUTLER, A NJ, Principal.
Post ohce-Rappahannnck Academy, Caroline CO.
References 10 the Joiloring genlsmen-Those whose
names are marked with have sons or wards at the
institution Col John W Gillian, DR. II Smith, Din.
widdr; Rev II VI Denison, Prince George; Geo Fllz
hnsi Esq, Port Royal; -Aug Fitzhugh Geo Turner,
Esqs, Co Z 1 Tayloe, King George; Hon Willoughby
Newton, Geo w Lewis, Esq, sDr Jos Wheelwright,
Wrstmoreland; +John Saunders, Esq, $Dr jefferson
M'nr, Essex; >Wm Taylor, Esq, VIM Dicken-
san, Esq, Caroline; sCapt James Maget Southampton;
Gen Samuel II Lewis DR. w Kemper, Rockingham;
Daniel L Various, Esq Alabama; Hon John 4 Wat
rous, Galveston, Texas. Ang l5-cim
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SgrasaGka's abksIce,

SgrassGLi's spEsIce,
NO. s, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
tall tie world say what they can
For selling Prizes. SrRArToN's the man.
Still tacv Comc,- Sc, coo soid and pad
Drawn Nos ii Delaware, No. 40. July ~:
81 10 IS S. II So 81 SO 3 81 90 II.
Ticket, Nos. 5 81 so, a Capital OF $4,000, sold
and paid 10 working man OF this cry by
@AN '''> : STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg No. 81:
81 IL Q % lS 80 SO &c SO 30 II.
Ticket Nos. 6 81 81, prize OF $3.50, sold and
ma id nv STKATTON.
Drawn Nos oil Delaware, No 43:
d % Is 81 9 7 As "a AZ 10.
Ticket Nos. : "a 42, prize oil 81, 600 sold and
na ID by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, Glass No Al
66 60 IA 81 ~ 43 80 10 10 81 81
Tickle, Nos. IA ~ 80. A priz. Of 1900 sold
and paid BY oinhl loN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
% 900 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Leesburg. No. AZ. Capitals: S'o,ooo,
900, 5000, $500, a,l6, 10 of 1000, &C IS Nos, 2
drawn. Tickets So; halves . So; IRE %.
So 600 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLL IRIS!
Observation-Disclosures No. a Capiials:-S5,-
OOO 600, 5000, sass 2,aUO, a0V, 9oo SUD- III ei
sos, &c &c Nos, - drawn. Tickets slO: halves d
quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THuRsDAY-Sussex, No. g.. Capitals: Si9,OOO,
600, 3OOO 2,l75, Of l,0OO &c 6a Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets SIS; haves2 So quarters 25
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS
FRiDAY-Mononsalia No. 10. Capitals:-SlS,OOo,
5 600 5000 267l 1900, ~ of 1000, sc. IS Nos, 10
drawn Tickets 81; halves .; quarters !.
5000 DOLLARS! 200 DOLLARS!
SATURDAYS Extra, No. 70 Caplals:-S!,-
oOO goo 700, SC. IS Nos, II drawn Tickets 81;
halves so CTS; Quartersa IS cts
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, ls4e.
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Class Noia for ls48 I"
be drawn on Saturday, August lgh % No. LOTTERY
IL drawn ballots. Something New 5o,ooo, Capital
prize; 29as second prize 2l5 lowest Mol p'izes oi
6ou sc. &C. All double 80. prizes 3d. Ilchet' Slo'
halves 5; quarters , 81. 80,
Virginia lersburr Lottery, Class No. a. for lsio 10
be drawn on saturday, the 2tih August. Is drawn
numbers in each package of - Tickets. Magnificent
Scheme S5O, COO 20,guu, $780, 5000, 29iJ !" III
nUu 20 of 900, ~ &c 2UU, sc. Tickets SD; ha'cs
SO; quarters Is.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages aud
single Tickets i'll all The Lotteries Will BE- promptly al
tended 10, aud drawings sent when reInesisd reiSr
address ord.rsto ~ S1RATTON.
An, "a Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.

VOLUNTEERS, and others who have received their
discharges from the United states service and have
not obtained their bounty land &C.. by priiing TO the
undersigned, enclosing their discharges, and stating
place OF address, have The necessary papers pre-
pared and forwarded, with such directions as 10 enable
them 10 procure their bounty land extra or back pay,
pen sions, mileage, 4c and The widows and heirs bro.
ers and SISTERS of those who have died or been killed
in hattie In Mexico, by writing as above, giving the
name of the company and regiment 10 which their re-
ntive enlisted or served, and time Of enlistmsn will
obtain all necessary papers which are requisite to pro.
cure whatever may be due the deceased soldera cor
rect list of all who have died been killed In battle In
Mexico having been prepared much expense and la
bor and only In possession Of the subscriber and his
partner In Washington, Mr.. Samuel Stetiinlus.
~ B-Poaage must bo paid IN all cases, when infor.
nation will be given gratuiiomsy, and moderate
charges made for prosecuting claims
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No. 76, Main street, Richmond, Va.
dl,r0a, Iv
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EDUC !'.'lU>


Y .fIVe=s.ss 81 Virginia.
''iiE next annual session a ts Uri.r,,,y Win com.
= irn'r on the LIST Dci.!,er and CONTINUE without
interruption unt,i The 29lh June tn, F,cu.,y : com.
posed u. follows: -
GESsNER HARRISON, NJ. D., Psote s-or Of Ane!en,
Languages
NJ. scllELE De WERE, l.. l.. d, Professor a 80.
dcrr languages
EDWARD ii. CnrRTESAy. LII D.. Professor Of
aia.rmaIts.
Mr. WM l.. ROGERS, Professor OF aatur. philoso.
phy.
ROBERT L. ROGERS, VI. D., Professor az chemis.
try aud aliteria Mrdica.
JAMES l.. CAEELL Il. y Professor If An.t,mv
ani Surgery.
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. -, Prot ssor Of Medicine
WN Ii. McGUFFEY, J.. ID. and l.. l.. H. Professor
of Moral Philosophy.
Mr.JodN d. MINOR, Professor of Law.
To H. admitted into tie University, the student mus;
be sixteen years are, bn. s Faculty authori2rd
10 dispense with this reguisOa ~ the case OF appiica-
ton for admission by two brothers, of whom may
be under The age o. sixteen.
10 the applicant for admission has been student NJ
any other incorporated Seminary lie cannot ne received
into the University unless lie produces Certificate
FROM such Seminary ether satisfactory evidence 10
the Faculty, with respect 10 his general good conduct
The whole necessary expenses, exclusive o! clothes,
b0ohsnnh poe kei money are estimated ~ follows:
Board including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, SlJ0
Fees-if single Professor be attended, $50; if
twn $50 tor each; i'll re- mote, s25 each-say IS
Fuel and candles, 10 be furnished b. The Proctor
al cost and per cent. omnlisSinIl-ssimated. II
only one student In the dormory, At $50, II twoia
the same ROOM n Is
Renttf entire darmtury, Sic; for half, If occu-
pied by two students, g
Use OF Library and Public Rooms, IS
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Esr r. a. Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic &c
w Practice Of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, IS
sin relieving and positively su5ns wS6 s ,ns 10 hm
White Swelling, Drop.y. Dyspepsis RheumasG as al
q dc !.ssas and T Fsvs, ssaa AieP
80, pi,, e, u;,ns,0,nee Wens, Coughs and Al
esso na Of the Lungs supposed 10 be Consumption
Asthma Syphilis disease s5tss9.s nse
s I'LL =" 49,. p,oIansus Uteri. &C., &c. He mas
s,ra,sS several hundred cases of Rheumatism, ano
failed in five only were s. s.snss
any applied ss9s an m sp;rs i speedily resvsd
pe.,esne. ibs most satisfactory, can be had oince
Nc. 3, Wall street, urder the City HOTEL
Noy 5--cwif
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MISCELLANEOUS
70 a;lEsfs'ar,nr.x

PROPOSALS will be received al N. DG;rc n H..
L James River 4 kanawha Company, IN kicr,n,rd
for the connection he wen the Ba.in al Rc,..,a
and the Richmond Dock. This work VIII Co., =;
three locks ii - fret lift AMI OF u feel
mediate canals for aggregate distance Of :,, Iolf
a Inlc with such culreris walls, wastes sret ids,
&c, shall he neerssdfy0ani stone dam arros.
James River, in the Fails, ~ R.G!.ia md!
This work viii be paid tor III bono, ni The conic,py
Ito he Issued under auin1iiy 81 &c, of i..sraiu,.
running twenty-five .eaia hra'lhg pr era, inie,r,
payar annually, aud secured ~ The ne,
Of III. Richmc9i i'"th.
besides The usual reservation If - per cent IN m.
monthly estimates tie GnG:taeinf or cn,x,,,,- - N
be required IL uge ample security, sailst;ccr, - Ne
Board Of Directors. fnr the complexion If ,i- ,vnr ~
the times aud in the manner specified in the contracts
Plans Of the above works will be exhibited, and spr
ccaons Thereof drvered TO Contractors, al Tie Com
pany's Office, in Richmond
WALTER GWYNN
Chief Engineer of the j. Il ok In.
Richmond, July llth, lois.-d&c2awGw
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William MI. Fulton.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARYPUBLIC,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Alabama Con.
n nectcut, Delaware. Florida, Georgia. Illinois, In.
diana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, MIGHT
sey, New York, North Carolina OHIO, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&c.
posite TO Thomas L. Price & Co.
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Executor Of Henry i'll. Burnley, decea
July lS-c2awtdI
LAND FOR SALE.

~ virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed 10 the under
- signed and Creed u. Coleman, 10y Joseph !. Pal
more, the i day of October, 1873, which IS OF record
IN lie Clerks Gfice Of the county OF Cumberland, 1
SHALL i1r The purpose there mentioned, offer for sale.
a. pubic auction, on thr premises. moED ~, the
2st da. ~ August, loie. II FAR, II not, The lair
day the Tract OF Land and appurtenances conve, ed in
SAID deed, containing Two hundred acres. This land
land Courthouse, opposite 10 the Tavern we'll and long
known az Langbn:ne', Tavern. A minute description
Of this place deemed unnecessary. il Is presumed
that any one who may wish Ia purchase Will view the
PREMISES.
rERMS-Ahout three hundred and fifty dollars will
be required III casa and The balance reasonable
credit Possession viii be delivered about The rsf of
November next. H. 7. IRVING.
PS.-Ihe litr believed 10 he good but shall
rry only such title Is Is vested IN mr as lruses.
July 2l-cds u. r.
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LOTTERIES.
La I'm u ert,s GG lice,

On Fourteenth Street, under he Exchange Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully lnforr2s his friends
aud the public In general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker In the Office ION l4h
BY D. Al. Hoyt. and recently by L. Is. Pcndlelon.
Drawing OF The Leesbure Lnlleiy, Glass 80, An
gust 9Th:
81 II 65 40 8 l6 33 So 10 "a 9 81 DE-
Ticket Mos. 80 81 IS, pr:zs OF J 900 Coli ars,
returned.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Extra 10, Angus 5:
g. II 62 20 "a Is 81 4G 10 80 G3 81 SO
Ticket Nos, % so Tl-anoher prize sod ny
LAMBERT.
Drawing of the Monongaia Lottery, Class 80;
35 2 &C GA % 50 q II 81 81 10.
Ticket, Nos. IA IS, prize OF .oo0 dollars,
sold by LAMBERT.
TUEsDAY-Ths Va; Leesburs Lottery, Glass a.
$780, 5000, $500, 2,lG 10 Of $40, &C. 10 Nos, u
drawn Tickets IS; halves %; qrs 25.
WEpNEsDAY-Splrndid Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Glass NO. a. Capitals: S35u0B, TO-,
600, 0O0 a55 2,2oO, 1900, 500 ,7JO, Guo, ~ Of
$500, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves o
quarters 50.
THURSDAY-rhe Sussex county tDclawarel Lotto.
nv. Glass Ma e.. Capitals $4,000 5000, Sc. &C
Nos IL drawn. Tickets SIS: halves 80; quarters 2a
FRIDAY-The Virginia Mononealla Lottery. Glass
No. 43. Capitals: $4,000, 5,UoO, &C., &r IS Nos. 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves =; quarters l.
SATURDAY-Doiar Lottery. The Sussex county
(De!aware) Lottery Extra, Glass No. 20 S5,OOn cal-
tai. rs Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets 81; halves 80 cents
quarters 25 C.
Saturday Eveniug-Sal.sclose Al S O'Clock.
60 900 DOLLARS!
A SPLENDID NEW SCHEME!
The Virginia Lecsbuie Lottery, Class NO 40, 10 nc
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals: sGOUoo, :s,'ae' 40
prizes of 6O0 being the lowest three number priGrs "
Nos II drawn All tickets having on thea any two OF
lhc drawn numbers will be entitled 10 SJ0. tickets
only sl0-shaies in proportion.
scr Orders for packages, certificates OF pacSaees'
single tickets or shares the above, or IN any OF Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tot which there are drawings
every DAY. al prices varying from 81 TO SlO for tckrs
will eceye The most prompt attention. and the draw
in.s forwarded immediately distant adventures,
when requested. Address ,,,.o
No. g. Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
1.J- Recoilect No.3-"There'sl luck IN odd numbers,
,avS Rnyv q, More, Aug Ia
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University Of s4e,hnsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SESSION OF lsiS-49.
TliE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday
L the lflh day Of October, and be delivered under
the following arrangement:
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN, ". ID.
Anatomy, by WILLIAM L. HORNER, Md
Matetia Aedica aud Pharmacy, by GEORGE Is
WOOD, II. D.
Chemistry, tyJAaiES b. ROGERS, MD
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, ~ d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women aud Children
by HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ. u.
Institutes of Medicine, by SAML. JACKSON, NJ. ID
Clinical Instruction al the Pennsylvania Hospital, By
GEORGE d. Up1, VI. D., On Medicine, aud GEO
w. NORRIS, NJ. D.. IN surgery, twice 4 week
Demous.raiive instruction in Medicine and Sur.rry
twice "rr., hy The Professors the iedcll Faculty
assisted by w. W. GERHARD II. D., and HENRY ~
SMITH, NJ. d.
Preliminary Lectures viii be- delivered daily from the
Cd Ia The 18th Of October, inr!usi.r.
The for Practical Anatomy vii he open from
October Isl 10 The end OF March ensuing. JOHN
NELL, NJ. d., pemnns;ranr
Amount Of Fees for Lectures III the University, Sl0s
Naturalization Fee, tpld once oniy,)
Hospital Fee, II
] Practical Anatomy, j.
Graduating Fee, 81
The commencement win take place early in April.
W. 4. HORNER, NJ p
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
| 1886 Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth,
Opposite the &. 5. Mint Philadelphia,
ls3s-yntflrt III
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NOTICE.

WAS committed 10 the Jail OF Isle Of Wight county
w on the 18th day of March; 1875 as runaa a s,,a
Negro Sian, who calls himself Johh MOTIFS mi
hand, scar across the first joint Of the Iei! thumb ana
appears be about 80 IS years Of aes haa o.. nd
pan,aloons or b,uris color an over jacket of DARK
grey, black cashmere vest and an old fur hail. mnaa
worn The of said negro !. requested 70 ,,ees
and take him away Or hr viii be dealt with according
TO law. EDWIN i. bhLLsho, 80,
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff of Isle OF Wight county
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AMELIA COURTHOUSE TAVERN.

HNELId OOUN 1-I1OODo II TT -
THE subscriber having taken lease on this Esta-
L blishment for u term OF years, and having tho
roughly repaired renovated and re6tted IL is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate his friends and the public gene
the best liquors, &C. &C his table will always be fur
nshed with the best the neighborhood affords; ana ne
Matters himself that by his strict personal attention. ne
will be able TO give entire satisfaction TO all who may
call on him. This place is Just forty miles from Rich
mond. JOHN A, JETER.
Inlv lR-claf4tA
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


W. ILL be- sold TO the highest bidder. on TUESDAY
" tie a9h day Of August, 1913, II fair, II not, the
first fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted the Tac,
Of Lind on which Henry ~. Eurnley, deceased, re
sided lying IN the lower end Of Louisa, on the road
leading fro LOUISA Court house 10 Richmond, about
Ia miles from the former and 81 from the latter,
ianin. about 600 The tract lies well, has SUI
fcIrn quantity Of timber Ia well etched, and in every
way Ia coed farming coadition. The improvements
are good consstin. II two story BRICK building, con.
tanning III good .uDms besides basement rooms,
venient office IN The yard barns, and ali otne necessa
~ buildings, aad Is We'll waterrd. The land will be
sold together or IN two parcels, 10 sut purchasers
~ the same lime ana place, VIII be sold another
Tract, lying about two miles North OF the home tract
continuing about $40 acres about onet third of which Is
IN woods and heavily iimbered, aud good portion al
tile cleared land Is fresh, aud produces remarkably well
is we'll adapted 70 clover, aud small train.
There Is on tie home track about thirty If exec
lent meadow land. 4 more minute description l. con
slderd unnecessary, persons wishing IL purchase
VIII view iile premises, which Will be shown by MI
Herring, the ovrrStrr
The terms, which will be very accommodating, viii
he made known on the day Of safe.
SAMUEL C.. BURNLEY
Executor Of Henry i'll. Burnley, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
THCk cs. "a e al di . @ IN

IfE.N FIt.tL NJEN ;.
OFFICE on SIXTH STREET. COLEMAN BUILDINGS,
-Four d0ofs .North ~ Pchnsy Sam irenue,
" as h nSi ton.
DEvERLY TUCKER ana JOHN E. aD3lSON have
- associated themselves Tor the purpose Of prescott
ins Claims oil all kinds before Congress md the several
Departments Of the Genera; Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed To tie
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference Is given TO the ioiowin. ecntlemen:-
Hon George VI Dallas, Vice President. Hon J. !. VI
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. Il Walker, Score
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon Jno NC Lear, T. $. Supreme
Couri Hon. 4. VI. T. Hunter, U. 5. Senate; Ciemea
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, ID. &.
W John L. Addison Attorney AT Law, will continue
to give personal attention business before the seyera
Courts Of the District OF Columbia aad the adjoining
counties of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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HIGH SCHOOL.

THE subscribers have formed connection for the
i purpose of conducting in this city SEMINARY
FOR THE EDUCATION or YOUNG GENTLE
MEN. The of instruction, divided into depart
ments, and commencing with the elements OF the Eng
llsh Language will extend TO History, Rhetoric and
Bellies Leres; the Greek and Latin Languages and III
terature; Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, Moral and Mental Philosophy.
Young men who desire to complete their education
at the University will thus enjoy advantages that can
not fail to insure them Distinctions and such are sa
tis6rd with domestic education can be prepared ~ the
best manner for entering on the active duties OF life
All real improvements in the art Of instruction will be
introduced and seduously employed. Labor, vigil
lance moral suasion uniform kindness, Christian pre-
cepts and impartial decision VIII form the basis Of their
discipline.
Assistant Teachers will be selected with great care,
and their names announced IN due time. Charges will
be the same as in the best schools Of the city. The
School will commence on the I'd Of October, in the
house Grace and 7th streets, formerly occupied BY
Mr.. Sterling
Applications for admission will be received by the
subscribers and by Messrs. James Gray and and j.
Fry. STEPHEN TAYLOR.
Aug II-c3t WIN. BURKE.
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TO THE FARMERS.
PEAKE. BRADLEY 81 CO..

OFFER al low prices, and upon accommodating
~ terms, a good stock Of BACON; melt, gross ana
family roe HEARINGS, SUGAR. COFFEE, MoLhX-
SEES. SALT, IRON. NAILS, STEEL, and every am.
Fla needful in plantation and family service iney
again tender their services for the sale OF al County
pfoducs al their former reduced rates oil one ess
hhrl for Nil cr.in Their best exertions WIN Away
~ mr. in rsausi,ios TO obtain the highest prices.
pirhmond July ls, lS4s-elm
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SALE or VALUABLE LAND IN SPOT
SNI.HANiA COUNTY

,:1TIE sale of Land heretofore advertised by the sub
-criher take place the Isl Of august next is post
ronrd until WEDNESDAY, the 10th oil August, when
II viii be positively sod ION The prrmisss the high
rs bidders IL fnii Otherwise TIE rst in6 day theiraf-
ter III five n rrrnt parcels snii pmr, ha-rIs or
altogether II desired IL ab0unds ~ excellent timber
non ore &C and lies nme biaeiy in lie gold region,
considerable portion OF which metal has been found by
various persons. II also large portion Of
good farming land, grass Lads &c aud, Ilon The
whole by lar Tie mns, valuable Land IN Til.
oi the country would, therefore, respectfully
nd 10 all who may wish 10 make profitable invest
mcn pay attention 10 this sale. II is thing
that such valuable property i pnt ~ n aGction.
Those who may have idea Of purchasing are Is
spect;uy invited In come and examine for themselves
The terms Will be very LIBERAL and will bc rlaic known
on thr day Of sale. JOHN JEKDUSE.
July i.-rntLs