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FAUQUiER LAND FOR SALE.
Chippewa Farm.

THE terms Of sale Of this Farm made last Sepiem.
Der not having been campliet with, II IL again Of
Tered. This Farm Is amongst lhp most valuable in The
county. II lies within iva miles of the Rappahan-
mock river ana canal, miles Of the village of
WaIreDton, aud between four ANA five OF the Fauanier
Whiie Snphu. Spriass; II contains hetWs nno KEN
drei ahd nir tholsanG dtrSs The gfeater portion Of
Mici ijt.e le rcd soh, generally found In that
ty, Win large portion III fine bottom meadow land
rendering the Farm admirably adapted Tor grain aud
for grazing; several good springs with fire stream
running through the whole F4rn..
The improvements arc 4 comfortable plain Farm
iduse, Barn, Stables, Cabins, &C. each having heen
recently pat in repair. Not very distant from these i,
an elevated site fer the erection Of such brer build
ngs as a proprietor might prefer commanding full
view &c the whor Farm rkc location et .hi3 Farm
renders Desirable property il p.o. nilv the tanul,
tothe VILLAGE Vt Warreh!cn ani The White Sulphur
Sp;lngs anuriing that usual facilities of health
and society; and by the canal cheap and ready
cess to market for ali its products. Tn. iorms will tie
liberal as mc-t purchasers could we'll Grsi,a Pos
session given al any time TO SUIT the purchaser, with
desi abe arrangement to the quitting in g:ovng crop
Purchasers wishing 10 slew the Farm. are referred
To edmund Rose. ESD, tuow the occupant,) Charles
Chiffon, or Jones Green, EsQ.s, residents within few
miles, orIo JAMES F0NTAiNE of Hanover,
? THORNTON of Fredericksburg,
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MORE PLUMBERS.

To say nothing 81 The wfetched condition Of
the mails under the management OF ColIamef
MDSbus who has been ceclioneetng in Vermont,
in violation Of the profession of Taylorsm mot
10 interfere in eleciions"-we understand liza. dls-
order and confusion in The departments Al Wash
ingon have taken the place CT Inc system ami
harmony whch had been creacd Tor them by
olher hands. In some cases, il is said, Demo-
erals removed from Office have beer solicited and
offered pay BY their SUCCESSORS 10 Instruct them
10 their dut:es. IN the eager hasIc OF a "no-par-
iy" administration TO violate its aaIi-pfcscfpiyc
professions, good men were 'a.ncd OUT and incon'
pelent and efficient parizans substituted. / n
tie great Custom House al New Yori; as we
learn from The accurate commercial cos.cspou.
dent Of The Union, men were put in charge of ves
sells who had no iiea OF the duties Of a d,charg-
ing Officer. Hence he creates; errors haze leen
committed ds permitted 10 the mefchan, hare
been sent 10 the public store, and goods winch
should b. examined have 5eaa sent 10 the meT.
chant
Rul il is no Democrats alone who complain CT
the Taylor officials lnr lnefficiency and ignorance
or neslec, OF their duties. The N. Y. Tli5oue,
(Whis,) in lis money article files serious DILL
of complaint against M.. Ewing and The cor'-
missioner o. lhe Land Office ter having shown
less attention 10 business than their accomplished
Democratic predecessor, who las been hufl,!
from ftiat 10 The injury u the phans AMI
widows OF the poor soldiers whose vaor and
blood made G neral Taylor President. The
Tribune says:
a correspondence has tak'n piace between The
land-warrant rcd, rs and Mf. Ewias, Secic'afy
of the Home Department in regard 10 Iae refusal
o. MIR. RuEciiea, ct The Land Otti:e, 10 express
his opinion vi the genuinen.ss ani regularity 81
CERTAIN land warrants. The rer'y o! Mr. Ewihe
is As loiiuws:
WasaINorJs, SIP. 7, 1919.
SlR have received your cueI Ct The 6f
inst. ah1 have referred IL with The enclosures, Ii
The Commissioned ii The General Land ONE.
The correctness OF The mode oil ass!snilcat OF Z
land ;flalr is a legal question, aEi is properly
The sahjsc of legal arjuiiealioa IN cu' Courts O
Justice. In slch tribunal the opinion OF ID;
Com;n.si:Lcr, expressed On The moment, wouit
be entn, d 10 no wrish; whatever, and d 10
feel m,srl! authorized 10 ;d7isc or reqaire III
Ccm missioner TO take any action il t;.c matter
it being wilho " tie scope OF MS otii ial duties
Yours, respectfully, !. EWlNu.
MIR. Ewing here shirvs the real question 81 If
sue. The information wanIed Of Inc Department
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BELL. YIELD Enk SALE.


HELlFiELD. tie residence OF The late Mrs NJ
- Payne, IN the up,rr part Of Goochlanh county,
about fourteen miles tom the Court liuise, the
Cariersvll'o road and Is ahnnt ten miles from Penn
hrrton's Warehouse, on the James River Canal, TO
which IN excellent road Leads The Tract contains
about Ave hundred acres, has snl!icency OF wood
land, Is well warred, upper i.csinshcle Creek run
ming throns II, on wh,e Il GOOD SFls, aud
Saw Will Ani .a3 O.! Il 4 uarn, with good Thrcsalng
Maciuo, tirtr Tobacco Houses, five Negro Qu..tcrs,
Gud all other necessary out bulldogs. II nus Or
rhsrd Of choice App!s TIoss, ana variety of other
Fruit Treee. The Dwelling House, surrounded by
ornamental trees and beautiful shiubbery, is rs At
tractye in its appearance il is comfortable and
venient There lisa good office in the yaid, and the
Garden Is productive fit and ve:etiblrs Rrllhed
Is as healthy rs any residecc: IL tao cnny and its
soil, though 10. aoop, Is quick, readily producing
corn, oals, gtass aud manufacturing tobacco.
TERMS ISL 500 cash; the balance in five years, or
longer ii desired; the purchaser giving Deed Of
Iiust the land TO secure the payment Of the sams
together with lis annual interest Possession To be-
gwen on the LIST Of January next TO The purchaser
who may .nw crop OF wheat this FALL perfect tile
TO the estate Is in Laura NJ and Elizabeth II lope,
which will be conveyed by them TO the purchaser
The subscriber, Colonel NJ Payne. Mr.
Brooks, the oyerseer, will show the place any
wishing 10 purchase. Letlera directed 10 myself, or
Colonel NJ III Payne, n GcochlaGd CuurI House,
will receive PROMPT attention.
Ang 24-c,f CIlAS F POPE.
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LOST CERTIFICATES

THE following c.rticates Of debt from ts H 20
l wealth Of Virginia 10 vii: No e for Si;.o NO -
far elluO; No 81 Tor sal1 do. 50 for SiO ne '< 10.
$3.50 aud SO. i95 for ssOH amounting a't"ar' 10 70
nish, If he ald Of Apfi Application VIII he MADE 10
the proper authority ior the renewal ,ne i anu
,h.,rfore advertise the came according 70 law;
July le-c3m CoSHnt AS"SSS'
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sEI,ECT SCaOOL THE RED SWEET

SPRINGS, ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
DROFESSOR HOLMES, late of William and Mary
L College, " i'll open Select School nj this sautifu
and healthy place on the LIST CT October thorough
and careful instruction will be given III All e Dranchca
Of lpainng usually taught in high schools aud collie
ges. Able Instructors will also be- engaged whenever
the number cf pupils may require their assistance
The Boarding department will bs under the imma :
date or MI Saapso1, the Proprietor Of this
ing place, and the students will have the best accom-
modatons which the country affords.
The session will commence uR ,ne Is! cf October,
and end the 18Th OF JGy.
Tie text books employed will he those used In the
University of Virginia. Young men, intending to be
come pupils, recommended TO provide themselves
with the books required by their contemplated 5tudies
using.
TERMS:-sa15 for the Academic year; to be paid
one half In advance and the other half the Isl Of
March This all expenses for Beard, Lodging,
Fuel, Lights aud Instruction. Sept. 4-c;lstOct.
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Te,esra phed for the Baltimore American.
New YCsK, Sept III.

FL clion in Nasactu.tts.
An election was held on Monday in The ftaln
Conor,esionsl District Of Massachusetts. ~ w
las, election, it will he remembered, there was no
cho;rs we have re,urrs by telegraph IRON
towns howirg the following result
Palfey, Free Soil So5S Ssls
Thompson. Wing 26o9 go 90.
Robinson, DIM. io'o 'Io
Pslury, il will be seen, has fallen of largely
since The iom r tia!. Then The majority sea.sos.'
ham in these "A towns was 497-ho" - Wv
There is. of course, no election.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
ChIL

I AN authorised by Robe,, z. somervill, Of Tennos'
near Ta,lor's Ferry. can,aninp by I,Ie survey As
acres There are on II l56 acres Of valuable river boil
t'ni' ready for cultivation. The high land is OF very
supetof qaay, and well adap ed TO the cultivation Of
."oIec wheat and Persons desiring To view tie
,ahu vi" please call on Sir. Armistesd SlGrdirant, who
sos IN ihe neishborhnnd, and viii take pleasure in
sooWiash H. TERMS will be made TO suit the purchaser
JNO. 3. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. sumeyyill
Hendsnon, Granville CO., N. c., March SCH
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A VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE
EIRN EOR SALE.

THIS property is located IN Caldwell county. Ken
i lucky, sir miles South of Princeton, :.u. we'll
known rs the fhTnT Fay..- o1ura .oc!e tine sace
by :. =. u hjag,s. Il :a, tcyond doubt, che Of
the fHa>t Farias III ;he Southern part Of the State
This Tact contains about $40 acres, between and
inU cleared, and in high state fcultlyatop; The
soil is of superior quality, and that p0llio not IN
cultivation we'd tnbr 81 Ts dwelling House is new,
and very .afps ad comoiios built Of brick covered
with lin, AMI stories high; so feet front. % fee,
wide poricc large, hall 10 feet wide, ell hack rooms
In the ell; large cpiiar-i Neultan window
blinds. The ,!0r buildings about the premises If
very superior order. very large and convenient
Barn, shielded al round, Com Cha, Smoke iouse,
Negro Houses, fine Spirg an! Spring House, built of
stone, ana convenient Ia Tie Dwrllin. House, Steam
Dsiiiirry, convenient for feeding stock, with every
necessary APPARATUS water ~ ahundauce Apple and
Peach Orchard, &c, &c, in abundance This Farm il
peculiarly adapted 10 The raising OF stuck, AMI ~ silu
ated in healthy, moral and intelligent n-shhnrhood.
Princeton. the nearest o~E, is miles off, aud Is de-
caedy one of the most txqusitey beautiful and
hnurShinc Towns IN the state. aGd Is also the al
Cumberland college and Female I,e,.;Uii2n, and
other excellent School.
%ne :ud. 5utabis. The Subscriber IL very anxious
10 tspoar of property, and win sell II for less than
its real value. Fo, terms, nrrr particulars apply
JOHN w. CRAIG,
Real Estate Aeant, 40. ~ Third siftt;,
Between aiarkYt and Jefferson, Louisville.
Or 10 the undersigned al the premises.
Sent. l--csl j. GAIN,
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JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. NJ. CABELL
ILAvE united in the practice OF Law, and will regu
IA larry attend the Cl.cait Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst hppoma:tox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburg.
hddress-Lynchhurg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
practice in the Court at Appsss. Oct a-eH
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MARRIAGES.

Married a, Union Church. on the Goth Aug,
hv The Rev John Hendren d. d Or. OWN IL.
GoocH. 10 Miss HESRIsrfA M, youngest d1ugh-
ter of Capt. Henry Stcrre!t, all of Churchy'll''
Augusta county, Va.
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WILLIAMSBURG MALE ACADEMY.

TAPPAHANNOCIk FEMALE ACADEM y
UaGcr tie direction Of Mrs SARAH J. ELLIS,
WILL receive pupils on the Isl Monday In October
w NEXT. Miss N l. McFer, who needs no euogv,
aided by others, eminenlly qualified, will give thorough
instruction nal its branches taught in best schools
Accomplished isdies educated al the School within
the last ten years and grazing the hi CHEST circles
afford the farest evidence Of its excellence The les
timony oil patrons il also offered. The interest Of pu
pills will be promoted by entering them as early In the
session "a possible.
No deduction for absence, unless In cases OF pro.
tracted sickness.
Terms for session Of ten months,
Junior C.Gsl, S95
S.nior clasa "a
French Glass; il
Drawing and Painting, u
Music, with Use Of Piano, 81
Wax Work, 10
Embroidery and Ornamental Neede-work, l6
Board aud Washing, every necessary iacluded, IS
TESTIMONIAL
For series nj years we have patronlsed the Kappa
hammock Female Academy, under the direction OF
Mrs Sarah Ellis, and We cEeersully bear testimony
to her admirable discipline and mode of instruction,
and her molhery attention 10 the conduct and comfort
Of her pupils.
Sor,e OF us have educated daughters and wards
the School, and warmly recommend II 10 the pa
tonnage of others.
Austin Brockenbrough, George Wright,
Thomas Z Gordon, l. Pitts,
James Roy Mi:ou, HUT,
Lawrence Roane, las Garland,
T A Branhan,, VIM T Samuel, &c
Aug 2f--cw.t
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Two THOMAS ADAMS, Mobile; John G. Smith,
j William G. Pollard and Sarah his wife, James 0.
Pollard and Ceorgiana his wie-lake notice that
shall apply 10 the County Court of enrco, on the Isl
day OF the October term TO appcin. commissioners
70 assess the vulue Of certain lands Ie.ousn 10 you
the city Of Richmond, lJna on Union street, heiween
Brond and F.anSn streets. e.. FONTAINE,
President of The Louisa Railroad Company.
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Father Mathew has been treated mosl cordial
~ 10 Bosom and bis labors have been most el!ec.
tive Last week .herc was on immense gather
ing on the Common. After administering the
pledge to the juvenile cold water array, number
ing about LOCO, in the presence OF countless
multitude of spectators, about 3,C0o adults, a
majority Of whom were females, took il. The
Post says, in regard to the whole number Of
pledges administered by Father Mathew, that
the number Of the last person enrolled in Boston
was five million, sevtn hundrod and tiirty t,eo
thon:and, sic hundred and forty sir. In leaving
Boston for Lawrence on Saturday, be addressed
an eloquent letter to the Mayor-in which ho
alludes 10 his visits 10 the Institution for The
Blind, the Hospital at Deer Island and other
public establishments.
The Cincinnati Art Union shave purchased
from Mr.. Robb, Of New Orleans. Powers mimi
table statue OF The Greek Slave, Tor The purpose
OF distribution among the prizes 10 be awarded
TO The subscribers to that institution. This IS evil
deuce of mrniiicent support OF the Fine ARTS
by city which, few years since, was ioiesl.
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OvERaEER WANTED-WAGEs $500

OVEReEER WANTED.-WAGES Si00
+ WISH To obtain the services Of an experienced
Manager on al Estate in King William county for the
ensuing year. TO one who can bring Satisfactory
concentrations for SKIN, TAI t,ulac3s s0btiey and in
dusty Tho wages, "a addition to liberal finding and
usual privileges will BE- not Less that S4O0 shall be
at Horn Qlarter In the same county on tho 10Th of
October, aud will then (LctUeen The 10th and 90th)
oil the place Applications by letter Richmond, Box
1881 VIII bs attended to Immediately my return
from the Springs GEORGE TAYLOR.
Or have STABLE and several small HOUSES
for rent. Sept. 7-ctithOct.
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FIFTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Election CT tic 9it # Eogem5cr.

l! will - seen by he proclamation in another
conmn TIA, Ire Lieutenant Govcln9f (ac,ing in
the ab@cn,e OF hc Governor fFom The seat Of gov
crnmcLD has arooia'ci Tnugs..ay, he Sin oI
Novrn.aer, as the day Hf hol!ias a special clec.
:,oa III lie couhii,s comp ',ics ;he fnmlern'h
Congressional D:-uic To fill III. vacancy occa.
stoned b. Inc death Vi the late Alexander New
man Esd
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DeHo1 (GI.) Eafl.

This is 4 good joke, truly The Democratic
policy is sill in vigorous and successful opera
licn, and credit is claimed for q Wing admin
israIionl The Savannah Georgian had every
reason 10 "read d, above with smile" aud &c
add:
I'VE have l,een visited with Cholera ever
since the election of General Taylor 10 the Pre-
sidency, following too, in rapid strides and witt
great fatality, the route OF The General 10 Washing
ton city. Was this dire calamity the &C, OF lh
election oil the Wings 10 power Really tn
one is equally as sensible conclusion as IN
o,hern
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Episcopal High School DIVA

uioCESaN SChtlOll NEAR ALEXANDRIA
Reu T. a Dahymp,c Rector.
TIVE next session of this insliiuton will commence
IN tue second Wednesday, I2th Of September,
aud s"ntnns ten months The ohiec, of the scnol is
I" educate ytu'h thoroughly on Christian principles
prepare thr Tor The Junior and Senior Glasses of Col
eg", "rthe active duties of e. The course is ex,eu
sise IN every department of Languages and Science,
aud tue greatest us taken 10 secure competent In
slructnn IN every branch.
TERMS :-saN per session, payable semi annually
In advance. Pdren,s sending two sons pay SlsO each
Deuulhg, STU per seS Ion, extra.
re nuinber Of students ia limited To rs Parents
VINO intend TO send are requested IL give early
h"'ce, tha places may be reserved for them Ali u
purpose entering the School, are most earnestly reane
ed To pesrni themselves punctuay on the first day Of
Tue session Application for admission farther in
formation 10 he addressed to the Rector. Pos, Office
- Iheolo.ccl Seminary, Fairfax county, Virginia ;,
au- Observation-Disclosures
SCHOOL IN SPO fTSYLVANIA COUNTY
HAVING employed Mr. John Hart of Louisa as
Teacher in my family, School will commence
at my house or TIE first day Of October next In whit
will he taught the English branches, together with
Mathematics and The Modern and Ancient Languages.
MIR Hart has had some experience rs n Teacher
and having taken the degree OF A " nj the Univrr-
II. OF virginia. ample testimonials Of scholarship,
and ability TO tenCh, he obtained by reference 10
the Professors OF the University. TIL, subscriber Is
prepared To accommodate eight or ten DO. as Board
els Terms of Bocrd $50; Tuition Sa5
Aug ai--cG. SPENCER COLEMAN.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
NTH the entire appreciation of my father, Mr.
w Walter Coles. OF Wuodvllle, hlbenarle, vr-
cinia propose Ia open School at his residence on
lie Is. Of october next 10 comprise limited number
of puril Having had consiGr ble experience in the
ins rf young persons, hope 10 be able 30 pio-
mote the best interests OF those consd 10 III care,
both Intellectually and morally.
It.uiS jur q session Of ten months:
Board and English Tuition. including Ornamental
Needle Work, sla5
Music aBthe Piano Forte -
Fnrch, Is
Zone half In advance.)
The acknowledged s,ubrty of the green mountain
furnishes motive to thus. inhabiting less healthy
gons, which cannot fail 10 br appreciated.
Eislg application solicited by Margaret Coles.
Reference made to DR. William Bankhead, Fr-de-
ii: burg; John J Anderson Esq. Hanover; William
l. Owen, Esq, Halifax; Or John Ganli ,Alhemarle.
Address, MS Isaac I Coles, Garand's Store, Able
marie Auu oi-c,w
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SOi1E CT TIE FRUIrS.-La year, when
the General G0vrinnc;! was in The han:s q
modern progressive Democracy, farmers in
Georgia could &c; onls foar, five, and six cents
tor their cotton. Now the article readily com.
maEds nine, len and eleven cents IN Macon,
Augusta, and Savannah. Weto moi say that =
Wing administration is he sole can,c al this
rise IN cotton, but il has PROFESSIONALLY had its
influence in bringing il abont
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HAMPTON MALE AED FEMALE AGA.
DEhV

THE exercises of this Institution VIII be resumed
i The first Monday in September, and continue forty
-four weeks, exclusive Of vacations.
The course OF instruction, commencing with the ella
ments OF The English language, will embrace the
higher branches OF Physical and Mora: Science, Sliil
tary Iucti,s the Latin, Greek and French Lnsuagrs
together with Music, Drawing and Painting Iha
Principal has been engaged in teaching for the last
years, and e-s his past alors AMI success the best
ynarcn'ro for future fidelity In the discharge Of his d
lies HIS assistant IN III. female DIP .'tmeni, Miss
Clarke, c-mrsio him recommended ~ iirs. Willard,
Of Troy SEMINARY, New fork, and especially by Mr..
Andrews formerly Professor of Mu1ic IN that school
an Instructor IN that department.
Mr. Murriselt has had some experience In teaching.
and Is strongly recommended by Colonel +. II. Smith
Snpernt-n dent OF the Virginia Military Institute OF
which School he 10 graduate.
The Institution is furnished with an apparatus, pro-
baby mol inferior 10 that of any School in this
OF the State and II Is believed that the II ia
struciion sufficiently thorough aud extensive 10 pre-
pare the slncea, Successfully either for COLLEGE or The
active pursuits o. lie. JOHN Is CARY,
sept. 7-c.t Principal.
WILLIAMSBURG MALE ACADEMY.
THE subscriber having been appointed Principal Of
J. the Williamsburg Male Academy, clrrs his scrvl-
10 all who be disposed To palronAe his school
The healthy location Of the town, combinei Will asst
daliy aEd attention on his part; WILL hr hoDes. secure
for hun liberal portion vi patronage from the
ioundtn. cnGntry. az we'll III iron: distance. Eoari
may easily he obtained III Williamsburg hy young
deslrucs of attending tie Academy, al ABOUT suh
per session
The of study will embfac- al The essential,
Of good Classical aud English Education. ns,ruc-
ton will also he given IN Ere ach.
The session VIII commence on Tho u. "a October,
and terminate On lie Is; Ct July following. The
Charge viii he a5 follow:
For hr higher branches OF study such The Classics,
Mathematics, French, etc., per session, $50
For the common branches OF an Eng ish Education,
with the addition of Latin or Greek Grammar, per
session. 80
The tuition will be invariably required ono halt in
advance, aud one half on The first of March,
NJ scholar viii be- received Tor { shorter term than
five MONTH, anti deduction will be made except IN
cases OF protraCtrd sickness
ANY farther information may be obtained by app'i-
cation to Colonel Robert McCandsh, President OF the
Board Of Trustees, Williamsburg,
Sept 7--cwtW JOHN naHNEY.
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A1lHWAY EENAI.E AEAnEAiY


TINE last annual session nj this Institution closed ill.,
\ Gntirs oil the 2Slh umo, number II pupils. IL VIII
be opened the LIST day Of October, enG continue
without interruption until the lst August, isS0
Its late Principl VIII continue 10 preside over tie
IDstta.ion connection iih all of the ohe. teachers
whose services hive a.sn been retained. Charges, The
e.. the last session some valuable and extern
sise improvements are in progress. For piit'nar IN.
Mrs. visn,nis ' siSot or Bliss lydia Ma Fay, Nil
lers' Post Office, Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ u.
Midway, Essex County, Virginia August al-ctf
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Classical and Mathematical school.

WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
,rng Trustees &c this Academy have pleasure IN
! aaaa.nclug To ,ho prb,lc that ney nav. sec'.fed
=. .,,,s,s q: Nr RuLe,, I.etttvre as PrlncfpIi
Is g. -nlln = 90 extensively and favordb', known,
;ai tue, G,sa unnecessary 10 say any thing oil MS
3s.ararious For all particulars, they rrier TO the
,0,oaed advertisement of the Principal.
z ~ HcCANDLiSH,
:a,ai President Board of Trustees.