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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25
PIANOS PIANOS !!

PIANOS PIANOS
E@ THE Undersigned respectfully informs the
ESl=1iT Ladies and the Public i'll general, that he
Y v y and his Agents almost daily putting up
Pianos in some part of North Carolina trial and for
inspection and all instruments that do not give satsac
ton will taken back and charges made for
portation or carriage Persons wanting good Pianos will
please send their orders. Address
A. KUHN,
No. rs, Greene Ct, Baltimore, Md.
List OF Prices.
With metallic or iron plates Entire metallic frame.
o octave $3.50 to ESQ, $3.50 to 800,
81 $50 to 800, 275 to $50,
300 to $50, $50 to 500.
Grand Pianos for 500 to 1000 dollars.
The above named Instruments elegantly Manufac-
tured in Beautiful Mahogany and Rosewood cases, of
soft and sweet, powerful and brilliant tone the
purchaser may wish, with all the latest improvements
that constitute good and serviceable Piano. Nc hem
lock or toywork connected with them. would particu
larly recommend the metallic France the climate change
of weather has effect them and we'll adapted
for the Southern cmae and can, with all safety be
carried by + I'D part of the United States
The manufacturer is able to give any number of refer
for years back of the durability of the Instru
ment by Professors Amateurs and in Seminare where
they have been 10 to Is hours daily in use for number
of years.
April 1910. S06-cow ly pd.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

HAVE just received from the Man.
49, ufacturers large lot of Flows of vari-
->s1S.A.,-o Gus patterns, Cuitivators Corn Shell
tSszssSssss lers, Hay Cutters, Corn Mills, Churns,
Harrovs, Tanning Mis-in fact, every thing comprs-
ing complete stock of Farming Implements.
My sample room will be arranged in day two,
when will be most happy to all who interested
in such articles. ALEX. McRAE Jr
Wilmington, N. c., Dec. "a, 1850. SIS
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CUPERIO2 Lamp Oil, Lnseed Oil, Burning Fluid
and fresh Phosgene Gas, just received and sale by
Raleigh, Jan. I, 1851. IL Pr PESCUD.
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o,assiol and Mathematical School,
EILLSBOROUGH, N. @


TIME exercises of the Caldwell Institute n"sitis zen
discontinued, the subscribers VIII open oSIoo, 10 ="
the I4h January 1881 in the oulaIns G droct;on
Instituton, under their control ana oirectlon.
The course of instruction will be such as 10
young men thoroughly for the sophomore n Hr 1be
eye, or, when College course Is not i"le"ueu' " "
business transactions OF lie, ,I 40
The srctest attention will be given to the moral Ge
pertinent of the studsnts and 1t long experience ILL.,
who NAV paronize the School, we promise 70 use nat
rxnsrience to promote the best interests oil those VINO
nav be committed to our charge.
nay ~ W In the Classical and Mathematical depart
nents, $40, and in English $sI5 session In ADVANCE.
RALPH H. GRAVES.
Hillsborough, December 18Th. 1850. l6-4t
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Extra Black MOIeskin Hats.
NASHION for September, 1850.
II Fur Hats, General Assortment,
Men and Boys Cloth Caps,
Just Received and for Sale by
]. BROWN.
No. 9, Fayetteville ST.
Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1850. $50
EVENING SESSION.
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HARDNESS CLOFHINGS rnppl
NO. 1. TELEGRAPH BUILDINGS.
3 - RALEIGH NJ C.
ATHOME AGAIN

NINTH the largest assortment of Gents Readv
w Clethng and fashionable Goods ever before sds
ed in Raleigh. Being connected most of onr nef
aware, with Messrs. Scott. Keen Com uusO
Manufacturers at Newark. New Jersey, one 81 ~
Largest and best Houses i'm the ~
affords facilities for conducting our business VIII,
others do not possess. "ea
Let it be distinctly Observation-Disclosures. that our co
fire Superior to any others offered In this ,,r1
We are our own Manufacturers. We import mo-,
Cloths Cassimers and Vesfings, and pay no sac".
third profit these articles, which enables ne
fer the same quality of Goods, much less than G E
Establishments whose purchases are made from WhoIs
sale houses. "'s
We ask only examination of our Stock to conv,,.
those who are judges of styles and fabrics. "''
E. L. HARDING & e.
Raleigh, Oct. 14th, 1850. sac
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Lamps, LAMPS.

Lamps, Lamps.
/ HAVE on hand large supply of Lamps for Gas and
i Burning Fluid bought auction at low price, and
which Will sell very cheap. Also supply of Lard
Lamps, in good order at rs EACH Call if you
want Bargains. P. i. PESCUD.
Raleigh, January LIST, 1851. IL
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FOR S $50.

Job Printing.
Neatly Executed ut the Standard Print. OffIce
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window Glass.

A LARGE supply of Window Glass on hand, some
Aof which was bought at auction, and will be sold
low. Raleigh, Jan. l, 1881. III p. F. PESCUD.
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to the Beau Monde.

ImVitatiOn 10 TIE bedU HOHue.
Drop in and examine
IIea-burson's Unique E'artsf0n Holiday HIT,
Which will be introduced Wednesday, the first day
of January, 1851.
1t is the most graceful and truly superb Hat pre-
a.nted R. TUCKER & SON,
No. & 8, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, Jan. l, 1850. IL
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M0lxI.H EAR8LINA
JEWELRY. STORE
Palmer &c Ramaa

"AVE Just received the splendid stock of
Rich and Handsome Goods
in their line ever offered for sale in the city of Raleigh,
the elegance articles being only surpassed by their
new and the beauty of the various designs by which
they embelTshed quite unique and ancifu reach
ing the very highest perfection of art and skill We de-
sire inspection which is the only proof necessary to
convince all persons of correct taste that such splendid
Goods at such very reasonable prices never offered
before in North Carolina. Our Fashionable Store there
fore, stands A. No. among the attractions OF the City
of Raleigh during the present Winter
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-25

Just Received,
SOPair Men and Boys Heavy Brogans'
lOUMen and Boys Kip Shoetees,
Woman's Leather Shoes and Bootees,
ALSO,
Men and Boys Wool Hats,
Dundee and Hemp Bagging,
Bale Rope and Irvine.
For Sale by
}. BROWN.
October 2, 1880. $50
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Raleigh, Nov. 6, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1861.

The elections of this month in several Sales of the Union
have filed up the number chosen TO the next the
thrysecond Congress- that substantially correct opinion
may be formed Of the political complexion of that very i'm
portant body.
In the Senate, but three vacancies yet to be filled
namely, Senator each from the States of Tennessee
Connecticut and California. OF the flynnc Senators
elect thirty Democrats twenty-one are Whigs and
ou that is TO say Hale, Seward Sumner and Chase,
Freesolers 1t is also alleged that Dodge of Wisconsin,
Democrat; Fish of New York, Whig Fooe OF Vermont,
Hhlg and Wade of Ohio, Whig Frecsoilers
In the House of Representatives. in which the Wing party
had small majority in the last Congress- and which will
consist when complete OF two hundred and tEryhree
ocfs one hundred and ninetytwo elected Of which
one hundred and ten Democrats and eightylwo
Wings. Or the hundred and Democrats four
arowed Freesoers namely Bartlett OF VerE,on Crow of
Pennsylvania King Of New York. and Rautou Of Massa-
chuses; Of the eghty-two Wings six are avowed Free
soiers, namely, Campbel Newton and Giddings Of Ohio
Howe Of pcnnsy lvaua and Allen and Mann Of Massach-
setts Parties as elected therefore, stand UG Democrats rs
Wings, and 10 acknowledged Freesoilers.
The States yet elect members Of tile House Of Repre-
scntatses are the following; which their poiti
Cal representation in the last Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

The Baltimore Firemeu left Richmond yesterday morning
a, o'clock on visit TO the emen of Petersburg; where'
we doubt not, they were well entertained by the LIBERAL high
minded and hospitabe residents OF that en1eprsng city,
Last evening they returned TO Richmond and were again
received by spirited and entcrprising hfemen VINO
entertained ,nci. guests in handsome style wih rees-
ments c) Faaycte Hall. We hear that the Baltimore
fremen will leave Richmond this morning on their return
to the Monumental City They well drilled, orderly ana
good looking company and doub! veil qualified 10 90
efficient service when the occasion requires AT least we
Judge so from the fact that last evening" from 'her engine
in the street below they threw water over the eagle
perchcd on the staff above the American Hoe-say SIX
stories high.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
FE<lEnex the University Of Virginia, will
ncncc the s Of O;"he and continue without intrnssnm
nl the 18th OF June The University comprises the following Schools
l. An"rnl Languages Professor GESSNER HARRISON NJ d.
Modern Lansu scsPoIcssur NJ SclIELE DE WE'RE, t..
9. Ma''ema,ics-rr"fessor EnwARDn. CouRTENAY IL. D.
4. NaIurai Phius,phy-lriessor WM. Il. ROGERS. L. Id
s. Chemistry and Maeria Melica-PoIessor ROBERT +. R0.
GERS. NJ. ID.
&. Mr,icinc- Professor HENRY HOWARD ND
CABEi.I, MIN d.
$ Moral rh!osophy-procssor VIM H. McGlFFEY, D. d. l..
,S tewTr8;s5 S; 1Nn J31IS MINOR l. l. D. Aune, Profess
JOHN sTAlGE DAVIS AM, MD.
TO DC admitted into the University III years Of
admit one under the age nj G
The applicant for adnis<iunas been student other
ac Seminary he cannot be received intu the University unless
he rodncca certificate Seminary. satisfactory
evidence to tile Faculty oi general good conduct
The whole necessary eNreses uf clohes books and
p"cSet money, estimated follows:
Board Including furniture aud Attendance for months, Sp
Fuc and Candies furnished by an
perccn, commission estimated only student the dor
m,ory, al $50 Il '%o IN the same room ii. SIS, 10
Washing may be had Ill about Slu Il SESSION, lO
Rent enire d"noy sl6 half occupied by
Ma,ricua,on fee, Library and Public Rooms, Is
FEESIi single Professor be attended $50 ii $50 each;
ilhre s25 each. In the school ui Law in the u
Nor class The fees above the intermediate class they
$50 all and in the senior s7 the higher Ice
III each instance giving admission, besldcs To any lower Class
''A' School, say 81 .
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department. the entire for tuition incud
the Demonstrators ticket and dsse. fee, Is so The session
months enables the student complete course Of studies
a, any other cdcal Institution OF the Union, by
tending only TWO lecturesa Day ~
LAW SCHOOL.
An Professor having been app Ge in this department. the
Law will be aush: fully than has hitherto been
paerabe aud there viii be added SHIRT ri Lectures
lcad's Cases in Law and Equity NM ,. kEMPER.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR lNlE,rril ESSEX cor MY. VA

The next Session commences 1st octobcr.
advantages o mo-
rough Academic ltc comforts am! discipline
home All the branches o. an niiSh
and with French lalian aud Gc
TIE teacher Mr. J. L. Wi!an IL an NJ OF me uhi
yersity of Virginia healthy, retired, and VI ac
cess. Number Of pupils limited . -,
TERMsPer live mons payable advancc ~" Iu'
lioI Board Lodging Washing Msnns Stp This pays Tor
the modern language No extra charges
permitted deal On credit All the iu's must
be ,Ir,msitcd with the subscriber. .,
Circulars fuller accoun! OF the School WI G SEM 10
,bos. who ,equrSt H. Arpy Rev JOHN i. MCGUIRE.
= Inrci EssrN Va.
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PUBLIC CAUTION.

ibis particular OF year. when there various dis
n continually prevailing the public prints generally
uack nosrums ruri"rng 10
ac,rn ,sG' :o lte n he A1H ChSs!a
by celebrated NJ Ds and other distinguished men OF
exist the y! the writer o uch a
v.rtara These usually gotten UP Slccuaie
g9 and cxis. unknown Not so WITH Bu&sr
steadily and continually Erowng
4yor since first introduction 10 the public i me uen'a
.n has that the Proprietor can with great on
v keep pace with it. These Diers recommended az
disease but for Amc and Fever pys
.a Bowel Complaint, Cholera Mobu lhdses'inn Sour st"n
Appetite, and all diseases arising from the t"rpd'tH o
T cror has not sought 10 give eya foreign rcpua
@ but prefers enrsa,ion OF their virtues should hfst ee inae
ms n.i chbo and friends Of Richmond city and the adjoining
r!Es hundreds whom have found speedy aud permanent e
lei w the and whose certificates may ee seen
b APPLYING 10 E. BAKER, on Union Hill.
f6rsae by A. No 70, Marke. Bridge Bennett Beers
Broad street, r. b. rhoas and W r. Lad Apolecarics and Drug
.is;s Richmond. Va. =, .., ~
.,.o,;oa - June ~
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AMELIA ACADEMY,

AMELIA ACADEMY.
ysyE next Of this Institution VII cFem F , Tan
,bs on the lst OF October sOo on the Isl Of March rus
bT The Danrie Railroad will lind conveyance a. me i m
Depot os aueies''"s ~ WM II. HARRISON.
psA gentleman who has had TWO years experience ga Ss
-, ,r5is the best testimonials Of competency anu
T wisnes enIaVy 9'ys 80 Aug. 2-cT9w
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.,ITR Mp SEED,-A farther supply OF Rua Basa- Mh'e
Nod Tnnned Flat Large Globe. Large SorfoiE Aoerceh
n.l vbr ami Seven Topped TuInip Seeds for sale Sy ,
Ua!es ~ '''u 1' j. S WaLTHALI, near City Hotel
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lu". Nl-CWI!H


he the f M"n'ay IN uct"DsE
nsy Mos, places in are already vac az s
90 ), rurcI br cav ~ Iicaon. The scholastic year o 's
snr Length as nj the ersiy OF Virginia aha "an y MAJ!
I,l,rs and divided into equal sessions ;, ,.r,
I .n ~ the school il To about tweYe-an he mem
.. NJ our family and the same care hoa' nv ~
,l -sinusy as our children WIN 30 sinit huH'e}
each ami boh dicipinc anu
rendered complete The affections oil the eafL wa, u'
no less the faculties "i the iild an" a cn.
II. made 20 education at once ~ stritc M
nnh hrra and finished With this vewn none o Inc aGcohnas
viii r unl.rraed, but pains VIII De tiNeh 10 M
n: bsm from being merely Snowy or nominal NY own 's T
I ,,,.nino are froesoa; hct a III eFihg sur
a III ,hc family and ;hc school These
r I'M the special charge OF Mrs Minor, sdel ny "e mus Iii ~
ssis,an and Professors, whose QUALIFICATIONS "i DC
Responsible of rasnIe,t yire Prpc which
% flied with such satisfaction iorihe last thre
IT.. nniv. will have charge OIL DRAWING ahu
Crbrr languages Music will be taught by some o! "c
b..t instructors Richmond -. . ~ ~ T., ,,;sb
,or The Session. Board and tuition IN all he Ensllsh
.Ss si. Modern and Ancient Languages each STU MUSIC
anil Painting Professors usual prices tsua' c''a's'
for nae Of instrument and for Washing ;, X, nrr;
nan,s in advance, the beginning ol each scSsnH'
m dr iess than SCI sion deduction mdde for
witi rawa or loss sine Circulars containing 'ut'e 4o'
,;, r.;, hs semi 10 all who desire ttem Address
tloi VIII NC se"' y " g. b. MINOR, Attorney AZ Law
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMhTlCAL SCHOOL,
IY AlEX AADER MARTIN.
Marshall Street, between 9th and 10TH Streets.
,axfIE n. 81 session is Scr viii. "Wednesday,
The The OF instruction embraces The En-
risl Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics anu
the natural sciences. ,.t,
Tnirn fees per months follows: English branch
i and Modern Languages each sJi
nayablc AT The each halt session, III adyncc
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UPPER APPOMATToX COMPANY.
dividend Of ten dollars per on old stock payable on
18Th August 1851, the Office Of the COMPANY IN @
burg. s. d. MORTON, lledsuiei u a W. +
August l5-eit
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IRG.IIA-At rules held in the Clerks office OF The Circu

vIRG!ITA.-At rules held in the Clerks office of he Circuit
the county of llcnrico Oh the hrst MonGay IN
August. ls5 CT being the ih day OF the monthly
William Ilol, Richardson, ilth.
AGAINST
W e. Carter, pelI
In deb, and upon attachment returned executed
object of this suit the defendant the sum o
hundred and sixty with lawful
day January lSJ I'LL paid: and II
appearing by that the said defendant is not resident OF
State the plaintiff by his attorney ii is ordered
the said defendant appear within month after due
publication this and do what sncccssay Ia protect his int
that thus order published week for four successive
weeks Richmond Enquirer. newspaper puhishc Ia te cy
Richmond also he sed the irni door OF me Court hou &C
county on the day the county CouiI
c"ry-Tcstc, IL NobtNsoH, y
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Lexington, va, July u INI--CllslNCt
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMf AND MILITARY
INSTITUTE,

y
s, GORGE C BUTLER. a. NJ, rEHc!PAI, Departments of Eng
n Ilsh Modern Ian
tgv. ALIEN SAS A NJ, Associate r'incipa Department
JOHN L. JONES. Department OF Tactics ard Mathematics ,
The next Of THIS Institution viii Commence on me h M"
dy nf October next the h WGnroy n July 1872
ericssbu,g Il from the Mo: depot o the Ec;aond Ralioi am
Port Royal either OF which places cnycyanes can e nau
School Catalogues cumaini. lu: IticuaS Will pc '"
TERMS rye ha upon and remainder al lsio
Republic Rockingham county Va um Jhh "i september
which pnsoicc oI ii: Scho"i-lar,ahannocE Acauc
my. Caroline county Va --'--I--- An- 't-.
P!i F'ISsON CIITiI.TJAN's FEMALE SCHOOL.
School. rcs,ecc IN the immediate vicinity oi inc ei5 M
Richmond Tie location healthy the buildings large anu
II ennu.h RiciGGni all the anFa
taccs that and So rctlich
and private "hvae the chc'Is parents ha'e y"
tllcIr daughters residing III p"Tuioss CITY.
The School viii he un:cr general s'crvsnn aSsisch ~ a
Southern lady, fully comiet 10 :iEs instruction IN all The oFa'
usually taught III Female Schools OF the h.rs grade. ~
In al the usual Enclis branches VIII be aus Ma
tna;ics including Arithmetic Agcta and e,ncty the la H.
Geek and ausu an Music tile Piano AM Guiaf
Terms the scIn!as u" on
ncmiius ucl and lights, ~,
Turn in he English branches and Mathematics S a. W. ".
LAIN. Greek AMI FRENCH each ~ W.
Music at Professors i;lces II j. CllkSi ilA,,
Professor OF the Greek Langnsc and HGrS,Tc, I .
July 22-c2aw stSepSwtf kchinnhd Collcse
GORDONSVILlE FEMALE SEMINARY.
yE7IiE Of this Institution Will the ~ T
ten5cr The highly accomplished Miss Forncrct will continue
a charge of the classes loo much be said
scholar ard o character Pnsscsse only by lew aes
am truly grateful my friends for their liberal patronage
Tue school been nurishnr condition from It's coenes
men We expect be able To accommodate all who may "sn
attend Those wishing 10 eater school We hope, will be here d. It's 1
mcncencn
TERMS Ten dollars per mun'h cover all expenses cScei
Music and FRENCH Music o French S. Miss speaks 'he
and CORRECTLY No charge for the use o P
Medical services In the event Of sickness 1xSEy
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against
J. Wallace Holt Mary Robertson Waller S. Bcac and Ann s
Rcad.s his wife, Lewis w Robertson aud Ezth Robertson
his wife, peiead''!sI,
The object Of this decree for the sale q" the
Henrietta Holt o.cr division among her
rieu,ces and appearing by the affidavit Of Robert l. Ipoch
said defendants Wallace Holt and Mary K4oes' are
m residents o. his State On moinu of the pnnl, by his ator
it is ordered said last naniei defendants do appear
here within month due publication OF this order ad 40
necessary their interest," and that copy OF s
order be published week for four successive weeks IN Inc
Richmond EpIurcr newspaper printed the City OF Richmond
thereof be posted AT the front door OF the Coul
House OF this county the court
A Copy-Teste: JOHN HUNTER, Z. l.. Z.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

BOARDING: AND DAY SCHOOL. :,
TS9IIE School Cleveland will continued from OCTOBER ISL
ISL August LIST. ls12, the direction n ar ~
KEAN. who completed his education the University o.
w!u has had an experience IN cachlE
ordinary English branches A:hnslc and the lower branches VI
Mathematics Latin. Greek. Spanish and FrcnCh VIII nc ash
xEMsFor tiitInn and hoar Including washing u'. &C s,
payable half October Ut halt March is ru"iS
received upon proportional tine during the css
~ SAMI. D. LEAkE.
My Post oficr is HadensviI!e. Gpnchlant county.
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CLASSICAL AND MATII TIIEMATICAL SCHOOL,
By JOHN HART. JR A. NJ.
61E OF this School, the of Mr.
Cocmau ylSania county, Will begin tie first Nom
day Ocuhcr wiIou, inIrrr ui the end
July following The taught will pure Mathematics
all hanchtsan Greek French, German, Italian and
Spanish and the branches Of English usually taught The studies
all these subjects will he directed with especial view o
br limited and for this excellent accommoa.
will be prepared before the Text books will be
furnished al uonkSclrrs prices.
Terms Board and Tuition Exclusive Of cts) Sl70
made the who had
wards here last Dr. VIM Shuitice, Matthew's j. Bar
bour, E Cnpeer no Voolfolk, Esq Orange; Dr. Jn Good
Orange Garrett ESD Orangc Richard H. Willis ESD,
Orange; r. H. Jones. E Louisa Hugh Goodwin, ESQ., Louisa;
Clayton Coleman Esq Louisa; a. B Tinsbeakc, El Iiano
Jas. I. White. Esq Caroline.
Address JSO HART Ir, Lewis Sore, Sp,sy Those
wiins admission will please apply possible
ROUSDABOCk n Aug. J-cwEsIOcl
school, situated the county OF Louisa sS miles sou.h'
House, will be under the charge o Mss TO-
B Sc0rT the which VIII Commence on e
September until lt1uy ensuing For the in"a-
ton Persons with Miss Scott the following
cetlicaie
The undersigned take great pleasure saying that Miss Pocahon
raied this young auy o uHSut.
and whose atannen- III the dii'
schools are a very order We have no hesitation IN recon-
excellent teacher oni one o whose "ra s Me
intellectual parents will bc truly fortunate III having
c"uc We know young lady 10 whose calr We
would sooner coniide ours D. w ShunEnSi
Charlottesville, August 9th, ls'l " W. SUI lhal.h.
penns intending THIS Schnnl, informed thhiic Zen
tr passes daily Louisa Court House, from wEh place
r-nriar convey my house.
Board and tuition III all the EheiSh Drhhc
sln French the Piano. So My place o address
is Louisa CuuE House. BChbRloN /. "4>S1o.'.
NtrI U--cWt
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LAW SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON.

TIME third Of the subscribers Law School will commence
Lexington Monday the 9th day Of October next aud ter
inmate the 2ls day Of March, 1852 The pupils will be divided
classes heretofore tho members OF each having The rlvl.
attending the recitation ether without additional charge
The text book in the Junior will be Stephen
Commentaries,
aj an Evience IIucombes Introduction Equity jurisprudence
and the Code Virginia. S9) is very desirable tha students
% cs,rn IN a.nT the Senior should provide hemseSe
with ercave copies fuckers Commentaries ana the new C4e
Vrnn The numerous Of the original text ol Judge
rucIr work havc carefully corrected by lie subscriber and
cnpo and accurate analysis Of the leading decided since us
ennrae it, aWi With these extensive m
altlon essentially work Grnilei who "
moi have supplied themselves with OF the text books enuele
can procure Richmond within days after uicil
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