Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10
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q JOHN B. TINSLEY, PRIScipXLs- ~

! OktlN -. Il 1NSLE 1,f e e&ercl-
ses 0t this Institution commence ANN b On ;he
FIRST Monday il October, and contlnle uniheuaptediy
with the exception 81 weeks at Christmas
gotil the last Friday in July. Vacation in August and
The course CONSTRUCTION, which is designed to be-
thorough and systematic, embraces the following
ranches, VIZ Spelling; Reading Writings Arithme-
tc,oral and written; Geography, ancient and modern,
4 With the use OF the Globes; English Grammar; Rhet-
ORC letters, with frequent in compo-
siton; Natural Philosophy and Chemistry illustrated
by experiments; History; thesLatn and French Lam
Nuages aud Music.
ferms for the session 81 ten months as follows
Board and Fuition in the English branches $l3o ~Q
TUITION alone .;.-........... ....-..... 30 90
Latin and Frehch Languages, each. 20 90
With an extra fee Of Five Dollars from each msn ~ W.
ofthe classes in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
One nall OF the above charges required in advances
the balance at the end Of the term.
Pupils will be received any tine, and charged ac-
cordingy; but after admission, no deduction will in any
case, be made for lost time, unless be by protacted
sickness. It isimportant however, that all who would
avail themselves OF the benefit of the institution should
enter at an early day. AS as possible after the
commencement the 1.-the classes will be organ
ized and pupils entering late must necessarily be sub
ject to many isadvantages.
All pupils from distance unless excused for special
required to board in the family OF the Prn
cipal.
Circulars presenting faithful account of the scho-
larship department. &c ofthe several pupils, vii be
sent monthly to parents and guardians living at dis
tance and ,ceekiy TO those residing in the village.
Sabbath; at such places OF worship, however, may
! be designated by their parents.
Farmvle is situated seven miles from Hampden
Sidney College, and is easy OF access from every quar-
Ter, being connected by regular lines OF Stages with
Richmond, Petersburg and Lynchburg.
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DICHARDsON s. CO., No. SO. Main street,,
Ia, have received and opened, at their old stand
their supply of fall and winter
DRY GOODS
In their stock will be found complete assortment Of
bl,a+a d.,vo Fra, Cofbp
Green, brown and dahlia do
Avarety high and low priced English do
Black and fancy French Cassimeres
Doeskins and fancy English do
Sattinets, Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans
Coatings, Lindseys and Kerseys
Flannels, Blankets and Paddings
Oznaburgs, brown and bleached Doniesl;cs
Alpaccas, Panamettas and Cashmeres
Chameleon, Regents and Venetian Silks
Silk, cotton, and linen cambria Hdkts
Hosiery, Suspenders and Buttons
Threads and spool cottons, different kinds
White and coloured Cambrics
Also--The finest )rment OF Ingram, Three Ply,
Brussels Tapestry and velvet Carpetings offered
Tufted, Cheneille aud Imperial Rugs
Cheneie, Persian and Rope Mats
Bookings, Floor Cloths, and Stair Oil Cloths
Intending to remove shortly to their new store mo
95 Main slreet they anxious reduce their Stock
and will offer great inducements to purchasers.
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"ARDWARE.--F NEGOTIATION
- The subscribers are now receiving per brig z R.
Palmer and ships Albert Galatn and Minnesota direct
from Liverpool their Fall supply Of FOREIGN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS. &c,
Afni!asss,S Moase-hsls and other Anvils
Sotsss-sss b y sslIa MN W. gIsa, Wees
Tsses h ba'ss o sa sS ssS ass Ssa,
Carpenters patent Rim, Locks, all sIxeaS
Stock, pad, chest cupboa! trunk and IN Cocks
Patent lind and enamel'd Hollow w afe
Mill, pit cross cus, hand and panel Saws
MAYORS Cast shear and Blister Steel Il
Socket, lrner mortice and Miwfi2hie Ch1seke
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