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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANOVER.

| i meeting Of the Democrats of Hanover, held at the
Court-housc Tuesday the 26h August Court day. was
organized by"ppoinng Col Edwin Sh,cn Chairman and
Nn?. l.. White, Jr Secretary.
Mr. Z. ". Da1ncy explained the Object Of the meeting in
address, ami submitted the following resolutions
which adopted un lninn"usv
Resolved. That approve Of the Convention proposed
&c held q" S,aunon the 9Th ay of September, l-3
aad ii he ChaFmln appoint twenty delegates to represent
Hanover unity in said Convention.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution the following
lrcI lion were appointed viz j. d. g. B.2wn, VIM Wing
,i Ch,sain White, G. +. Mcdowell, VI. ~ Anderson \
E. lbeT!aSS e. J. T. ~ Anderson pr F. F. l. EsIIen, cs WI H.
II. l.a;erro Dr.. J. G. Lumpkin, Jas T. Sutton n a
| Thompson.
terv ,vcec aided 20 the delegation.
Resolved Iha, approve OF the District Convention 10
c he'll! il; Richmon 10 snPpiY The vacancy occasoncd D.!
lie resignation OF The Hon. JAS 2. Seldom and that the
Chairman appoint twenty delegates TO attend The same.
The Chairman appointed TIE following delegation VIZ -
Dr Tyler, Col j. S. Atkinson, Robt. Anderson Df f. $
rai!ey t. ". Taey. W. Gibson x. Lpsconbc 4. Il. Tin
;icOr@cN, G. ". Dabney Capt Il; lrby n; 4. rn"mpson
H. 81. Anderson Going Vaughan: Richard "aldsop, DE-
| l;,b, Nelson ". c. Wins ton, T. W Parker.
On motion OF c. +. Mcdowell, the Chairman and Secre-
tarY ere added TO The delegation.
Resolved That the Chairman appoint fifty Democrats, five
Company district, 10 act as committee oi vigilance
tuT the county Of Hanover.
r accordance with this resolution the Chairman appoint
cd the fo,wing gentlemen, viz: ". L. Clarke Lips
.omb A. e ri:nberakc G. X. Taylor, j. A. "ingielt G.
L. Mallory J. B. WoSd' Dayis TIP. Brown NV W, n. WI al
VAUGHAN, J. p Wood.on r. Nuckols, Vim. WingdcId. ".
| Kimb.oush NJ. ". Anderson, - Chandler +. l.. Nell
s,a W. Z. Winston L. Phillips, DR.. n. Tcrriil, Dr. f. L
Nielsen Dr.. +. A. Rowzte J. d. G. Brown, l.. SH IN, -
Jones. Bo;a; Vaughan, David Jones, r pnTss! Ro2t
iroe7snn " p Parsley, C. Via, VIM. Mills Dr.. Tyler 4
iiun.tt Col J. S Atkinson, VIM Allen, ohm King Dr. T.
5. 1a!i"y r. Barker, \. Lumpkin L. W. TaIey, b. '"
| Tallry.
VI VI. Anderson offered the following resolution, which
| was unanimously adopted:
Ites,lved, Tia; the Hon Jas Sedion as gentleman
and satcsn.n merits our highest respect and oar warm
cs c0ncncr and deeply dcpore the necessity that VII!
| DEPRIVE Ia of his services in the nexi Congress.
Rcg1I:cd That the Enquirer and Examiner be requested
EDWIN SHELTON, Chairman.
/ w., W,r-- In
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Sa;nlay's IIi. TIC bottom Of certain extracts "Hc
il publishes from aAuo:gmgus communication Gcnancia-
,ory OF Genera! Jackson, alleged 10 have been written 'r
Whecl;n: newspaper in l@21 by Col o. W. ihomps'ni ana
OF extracts oi :hc sanc gentlenan IN l7! III
Ohio prcdicn. The speedy abolition OF slavery III the S9uih
v..i was delivered while that ecnticm. yet >I:lng
soyho,nore and before he ha attained 10 public positions be
fore also abyony;s Ind grown into political party o''o'H
cv had jptcd federal doctrines raspcc! 10 tie powers
OF the general government and before they had begun 10 use
The liberal constructions Of the federal constitution, taught
them by the Whs party, for the destruction vi tn" 'nsa
,ion Of si.very-n.erro.acs tic E@qurcr as loi!ows:
"rhie on this sucr, we will take leave to ask the En-
uuircr question: wl"h, though roTounded Sc*eI" i'.s
ieflrr ellie. prudence dignity has restrained II nom ''
s,vciiag desire 10 know why Is that aoihs 'as 'i
pcarcd in is ca;mns either approving or c"nIrnH' 10
rucn5Su.s nomination. th!s surely mus. ''t j-@n q"
oversight for the well known NnEr&NpE%cE u u"'! r Iy
lids any cer snp?OSition For this Tthsnn We
,ccI it's attention the foregoing cEt2c: Il Oh! Use v!nie
spsec an wou! like 10 hear rom it some cA'ess''h o
opia;on 10 matte. now sweet a"d an!abic t"lay Ur.
Of course tie Wig does expect an answer catcco
cal TO an enquiry SO aiabi and kind in spirit aud 80 n;o
cent in purpose We sai accommodate 81: c'e''2eaFy'
however ya:arly and with the response when It's
y,ke-icc, The 1:s rendered the other da TO our o" a.
te.rogatocs respecting Mr. F!iIores letter Of lS57 |" the
Erts ,Borrtp:sTs his ncg!.bofs friends and cdHtaons
Col Thompson then ls that ii.as!:oHS In1oo's ana
champion Of the South Mr. Fillmore has done o ''ic IN
cendarisfr :iyocard in his mature mgn!o'd) his lcn9
since rrpontel .: those yoa;u! niacciions 'FH:ei e
Wig attributes him. Il NJ Fi!ih'rH may He 'o"e"
10 uccupy tie REPENTANCE In fcS2e: - ZIG
o. lis mature n.TloJd ar! o 50 Isle period . l-b5eF-
rors OF sympathy with and conn!rancs at aooton7 mol
merely in its moral aspects and sentiments bu IN lis pol-
cal aspecs and purposes; lis v:cw3 OF me CONSTITUTIONAL Pow"
ers of a; government which M,. Fillmore no" admins
,ers over slavery; and i,s designs upon TIE South through
the insirumcn,a;y that govcgmcn-sIrcy Col! !Eo"p-
or NAV be a;iorIa place upon the same pIlo:; III res
pcc to errors oi c%;;ene youth, o a;e "! s4's !Ti 10
those OF Mr. Fiinos involving spurious al! i.':aicai
scalla; o,!y uacuui "i:.. ;Aos- destructive r'';-!
doctrines a 5ea:z1t!oas c os cai~;.y threaten the
Union ard whi:h W. Fillmore sanctioned i: 1855.
Its ra.t OF ii political cole oi the "ag and i!mss
in -psc; 10 the concerns Q: tbs Congressional District
that citizens shell no! vote for can!:4:s unless TIE: &
prove every ,is an .rc.! OF h:a 2,.1: qoe9! cosc-
Thcv themselves lil dow: tie !G.c aci!ns; IL" D!'2cr
c party; and We n uncarItaby as We sapposc applied
The rule 10 m own support OF Mr. Fillmore Oar r1!e is
more liberal 10 en;,ca.s Weare willing 10 condc in SIN
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TO THE VOTERS Or THE FOURTEENTH cos
GRESSiONAL DISTRICT Or VIRGINIA.

PUixr PLEASANT Va, IuG. IL 1851.
Gcni'encn --Wie your representative IL tie late Con
cc.= waited patiently, ard hope respectfully, %: your
action n rciricn yGur chJUsns c:nG!.' vr the ntat
Congress When arrived At home found :s.a a.l:ec
,ual attempt had been made get up DrnDc.ac Confer
ton ior that purpose
soon after declared myself candidate s,hjcct to tic
rule OF Convention if shoGId be held. Alter t,s
second attempt made hold like Convention al Far
kcrsbu.g, the 9Th of july last. This ai.o failed !
therefore take those facts aorng proof tla; ;nalv
OF the Democratic party were unwilling - place any ei.l
person in nomination. in oppos;t!cn t. rrys,i!
have heard (tEongh dlr.c.if iHiom"') that 'tt
attempt has 5scn mace, few days s:ca IN .: the
tcs the district oI au1.cc Contention q. lie Il
Thursday in September believing, a. -. itJi u @g"9
territorial cf the district there NH No, - .c:o
tim. to ob,aia fair expression Of the putc VIII! a1 ";;
seeing that suci effort would likely result !? par
al and iadecsivc expression OF the views ar ws.s o.
the Democratic party .cejy pco!ac.n! Distraction n 81:
ranks and believing as9 tha; my mos, 's":G
ana particularly the gea, question Of the Cn!oa oEy'o
mise had received our aprooa;oa now hazard the o'c-
nent .! Cec!ln. my Sell candidate: OF throwing EiysGi.
once uon your generous appreciation Of ny conduct,
and a likely harmonious Gct:nn n
the Democratic party shall be among You soon Ai"':
respectfully VI. r. hrALf
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from the pe.erssurs sou,h.silr democrat

The meeting OF the Democracy on THURSDAY evening
presented agreeable spectacle. The attendance va"
large and the feeling exhibited enthusiastic ana per
iectly harmonious The Democratic party iG Petersburg
have commenced the campaign, with sft AMI dcIciina
ton which will insure them g'Icui tfIH2h II The -
preaching contest. They resolved 10 tuEpn-I'v d.
no, dream The possibility vi defeat, an. they are ter
mined 10 Danish every iIcuus and d,cuan .crGg w'tc
prevent united support OF the champions y. e p!
c"l.s II there NhiI present al the meeting On
Thursday evening he 5ccl in The lingnage o the 9iH"n,
Wallace thc handwriting ri!e wall he s'a:C ~" death
warrant his par,y-he the PREPARATION l'r The eSccr
,iaa: and lie must we made haste u tell his i"oie! con
icderates that their fate was scaled
II vii; be from The proceedings n tT" mecunr, 'iai
the Democratic party Of Petersburg have ae'tnne not To
nominate candidate for Octu3c election, BECAUSE -
the resolution tliat ciccJn viii IL s"pe.st@
bv the adoption of the Constitution.
The Resolution approving The course "t H. ~ l!ca'c,
Esd was ,us; enthusiastically received After il nn"n
nous ado. on the meeting three au AM hear! ci
Tor ou. faithful representative. h. not eve county ~ L."
District echo this applause!
The meeting addressed in I'll c!A41an ianer ~ sr'
eral gentlemen, all o whom expressed the ast EH"aTef
corii!cnc. the triumph !! tho Democracy IN the approach.
ing elections Iii. Democracy ~ TIC STAT" may %
assured, that Petersburg will! !;a duir
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I or Mc Eag;jrl-.


For the consideration the proposed De,crc C"nytn.
i!1n TO meet N Siamn:rn The 2lh : pinn5uT 81. ~"
tie purpose III nominating suitable crdaaes u!lcc
Of Governor Lieutenant: Governor ans Attorney Grnc:J,
under tie amended Coas;ltut!aG ma" snggrn' the name
ol James Barbour Esq, o Calp2Par Jr the 'r2 n .t:o
NO. tenCia Fer This important and responsible c! III.
BlrbJGr is admirably ;tc. conceive, iclgc gly a!
II .rd ?!iys.a!r He is young gentleman u .r "daca-
ton handsome talents great enGr2y aua !!: oaC!y,e pr!-
vss c'arac'cr And no, lhs c.s out cJns:s: no
GrIant quality. required or the Office, does posses in h
'r:rcel smooth quiet and even ,cmp.:aH2rs c..i au:
d'gE!Iicc-and agreeable in transact BUSINESS win.
Mr.. Barbour. though yoGag ( rccGnt Itg'g", taS.l
is GnknUwa fame. LIS vcgy ~, IIa4&ir apug-H
upon tile basis question: IN the rCcCn: SIZE iuvcGtn
ccivci compliments from East and Ncs. ":!rh wuG hay
lone hoaOr older an! experienced" nylGsr ,uL
showed. III Ii" ilnIiagc II G l.t'
C"nrenn1 HAT '';" Earbours p his day and generation
inferior their sforS. /! sncu: !.-
OF the proposed Convention To nominate Nj n:h'r,
md the peoples 10 .;i!y it, I'm ne " not d,aIC
the hop.s and expectations al his G-:. .:.sns
but that he will til the Office viii. traa ai.3
u.riuGcss to the State. AI.iGtS.
Anon l.,
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IVe ~ 5EliS sSeD.


ARMING OF THE L. S. NAIl. :Sii,AMiGS
We learn says the New Iu:; san, that the L. STATE;
steamer Cherokee which !sf, " YORK o Tuesday 4-rnoo
to ChasT,s, via Havana went we armed having boar
ten fine gans six Of which placed upon the
Falcon. We learn tina. the commanders cse vessels
have instructions 10 resist promptly for the future any
suit or ndsny that ma: b. offered thcm by any e the
Spanish vessels Of war This is III" ri.!t sp,r!: l. VIII
meet the hearty approx: q" The wau!c American T"op,
The commanders .: the vessels brave !Gd poi.
cnccd naval oicr!s ani ii .aty into contact IS any
OF the Spanish h;ri;ngs they vii give z1a IL, : al
themselves. We s!,oGi not be- surprised near brush
b.twcen ol ara the o! C2c:cil .. Tia
banero, before long.
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ACADE Or THE VISITATION.

ACADs:':Y Or 'THE VISITATION.
FREDERICK CITY. MD
'iSE o this Institution will MONDAY.
L the ls: ui September.
BOARD and Tuition per annur elop
and other 10
the Piano, Harp Guitar forms additional charge:
also. the French Spanish German ali Latin Languages.
Drawing Painting likewise charges Entrance 90
Boarars The charges annually advance.
ur. the and the charge ls
estimated the dac Of their
ALL.
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icaDEa:y AND MILITARY:
INSTITUTE,

CAROLINE COUNTY. Va.
t'E G. EurLEE. \. ", PRINCIPAL, Department us Eng
= &1. Modern i...l.
M.N S!:i;AS =. n, Associate Principal. Department Of
l.a.-uleeS.
! L. Jones. Department Of Tactics ani Mathematics.
* 'csi"f q; this institution Ill commence the LIST Mon
'cpcs a close The Iii. Wrlncsigy OF july S52
: ..Gac n Caroline coGy, Va, Il miles from Fred.
- - tn he Milford depot % Tie Richmond Railroad an
a, IL either oi which places cunvcy.rsS can be hut
boot C.aos cc4,ans iu particulars. Will be iur.
i "if' sca:io..
s Faya6s hnr nnra entrance and remainder al Isl Of
i't"aHs should be mate 10 George C. Butter address
% r, Rockingham coGnty. Va, until 2OIh OF September
. 'c Pc. o.ice oi III. SchoulRapa ahsGEocx Ac ade
.'e ''ahtE Va Aug o--c2m
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NNGLTSfI AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR ..ORETrO, ESSEN COUNTY. VA.

TEyiIlS intended combine tine advantages of tho
rough with the comforts and discipline
vel regulated All the branches English
Ehuca,io together with French Italian and German
arc ,al. The teacher Mr. j. L. Wiiams IS an A. NJ ni the ni.
ycsy The healthy. retired, aud OF
CESS Number u pupils limited
TeRMs-cr months payable advance. for Tui
ton Board Lodging Washing, Mcn!s, &c. $780, This pays Tor
AMI mocrn language so extra charges
The pupils 10 deal rcdi All their luns must
be deposited with the subscriDcr. III
,hns. yhr I.c,Irs, 4; Auny TO Rev JOHN =. MCGUIRE,
;ur l;--ctf Loretlu, Essex county, Va
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, 'eA ssSlai oI this Scoul will commence on wednesday,,
t"i October The instruction embraces 'he M
the natural >cienccs ' e7S.'
.n lees per session Of ten monhs follows English branch
S1" CalcS anu Mathematics Modern each s3
payable at The commencement each half session. in advance
Aug. T-cwll5SepL &3iaw3w " '
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,g;:;,;i,S .A.AD gtELEGES.

..,..,. .,rT,,T f.Nrt yr;;r IA,
u ->!i -" ~ '-.>,',' -, 81, L., anil
. --..s '''-, '''. - ,>,,,,.,,,., !, :, ,,y The
....-.' ..7'' - go ,T,,i viiI, ,,,,t ui the
# .-t "1S no "' 81, r'I ., IN .,rnc;,ce
" &" '~I count! 80. -; ~ ,,r ys,,n, IN, l,,ncs
ErhdG:ca'' = ga ,. i i,l ~, ~, ,ni,,in- i, a
.. uIa i =r.l"'"'' " ~: D., 1,f,. Semi: , r mo-
!':s'"sS' 80 l'' ava. .. -. =, -, ~ 49, ,.,n.., il '
~" W" 80 ,; :. ia. r,,iIr ,,,l ,nd Of tin. session
;,, -, = ar. attended py n committee. n the
4a y 'oaty 'nst saarE . a. nm. ,nr Th
+ ,,,,,n,;,ns rn,rIjp,d nrE those o1 the whole
r-.u slniIas ot III, students. aE coGStiiu'. the IA
. 20 the class. the llUnurS AMI Rc2!nsoE ''ola
..treJ For farther information. nj ply 20
,, - 80, CEp .l'SElS prrS'r
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...l. NEMALN AcADMMY.

nsL,rc:2STILG.E FEMALE ACADEMY.
N.s.:scs oi h:s Institution. ri which the ke". JAMES
'1N uttar:y Of Fredericksburg. Va, and now of Fort
t.,I !,.s .se elected frncip.l by unanimous vote {"
N r icsGin,d ~! tie Is day OF September, i>ol.
-& lrI.ai Languages Algebra, Geometry dc. Mr.
,.t'> l'rfAt;,acU Miss 4. L. fDuEE; Musical Depart
DEEMS.
."rrn,< per session CT five months:
.e'c'y personal accommodation. $50
's" 'g .ol,". Grammar. Geography, History Chem.
'fi' "aj Na;ua, rniiosoihy. II
..asicn' Languages. each lu
=. "a"HrirE. each .
:. u" s'-tsc oi Instrument So p
''.' ~. s2!:>c OF Instrument 81 ~
w "'.l arv, r.sona 20 a cass III voca! Music twice
.i.r rrrl.is At sl2 n scilnlar.l
" ..' a." !! naay g:n:ecl families in the town, and IN
r''t'a 81 the Academy as he shall have &C.
.'@a." Hw !a-.
';at t,r school,. AMI :ccl 10 the public generally
s Of Mss Poore and Mr. Deems. in hcir respective
a'" ;"r ~r saawn ragure any ccmnlcnda;ion iriin
.t Tn in.ncr has been connected with the Acaic1y
s;"..,Hh:0ca;. aY the Rev. ". 5 White and each ruc
: sivcn !cf additional ci"ar 10 the confidence END
80 nave lCcl interested III the school. Mr. DecHS
e Yeas !" ;hc hgS Musical Academies o! Gertnlny
"1h toe Nlost hairiiny Recommendations. lie las
~ ,'' '"r iIni" THAN three years. aIi win dcsree
,..'I :, n'" h;in. i our estimation, among the iEs
,rr - "l2 III the AT nj luStrtlcng others therein
~ ,,, - "' tAse Just clls.a Prncpl oi our Aca.
ID. a,.r,.aots H., s"1t' say word or Two Among
TT ''',,i'.' AID experience 10 discharge the duties
u ~ H. =, ~ ~ fitu1eton, and having for three
tathcr III Fredericksburg. Va il. has exhibited The
i@"'!Gntiais if"a ..n..ria.n ~ III ,Sss, ,,,ree
- '.i' '"s'i'y ,ta they are 10 be implicit.
sar. 'ud:ina, anl his surr rcr. A. @ '.si..n. i ~
@:::c:a- letters iroai !!s I.t.,,s and ,L 80;
" rn Q; the prospect OF ">la. ,s ..ry,r", Nj 80
'":trn and settle Virginia. For his wnr,h FUR
"r5rr and varied OF his literary a,s:nn,, i'i,
c d.i skill III I'll the duties of teacher. The @ vi
""'an IN recommending him 20 isose with w',omt tb IL
%! i"c tauc. object OF the deepest sl,ri,m e"u
.LsE X Meade. Y. ". SOU hall. a. Il. Nactu,sr W.
+. II ii'nberiaSc, lno. X Jones E. r. Watson. ="
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HaSoyIIs ACADEMY.

TSSIIE text will tho st h
July following Early
pic should be made there only eight nno vaca'
Ii.
per s0one half payable o.t"bcr
III Include Board
TG!on and except lights.
LEWIS MINOR COLEMAN. A. NJ, Principal.
SAiEE!. SCtIUOLEG. a. NJ.
AldrcEs l NJ Coleman, Taylorasic Hanover county, Va
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HAMPTON MALE AND + FEnALE ACADEMY.
4 next will the first MON
DAi September and continue. without ncrmlssion except
OF SIN iy Will embrace the elementary am higher branches Of Eng
Physical aui Mural Science Mathematics Military
Tactics Latin and French Languages with Music Draw
in. Painting oi Instruction will consist IN ccla
tons an oral explanations and tho range OF SUI
dies sufficiently extensive 10 prepare tie student
higher classes of C":csc the i've nf
lie. The discipline Of the School VIII he MID yet sric'
prove while it Will secure tho obedience OF lnc
pl Ilaml;n ,overbaly healthy, which is crnccd by lie
numbers during the summer and TAI
months.
Board all branches including all expenses sX
procured the town u! Rcno
per session. payable aIf the rst OF January, an
u.e hall the first OF July.
Pupils irrn required leposite all pocket money
with The prncI hc dishursed at his dsceun: aTl forbidden -
ac, debt. without hs permission the written authority o.
the guardian
FOR The character OF School and prncipa reference is
r,,do without ne rrnsson, the following gentlemen.
For FUR her niornaon address (o paid) the subscriber
Hampton, Va, August, lSol JUN D. IAha.
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MEDICAL Dt:PARTM aNT OF HAMPDEN sID-

NEDiCA! DEPAItI11ENT OF HAMPDsN ND
AEf COLLEGE, RICHMOND. VA
TSSIiI. Lectures Will commence Mon
18Th October ISL continue until The frs; o
Til: degree" Will be
held about The ml!dle Of March
l. Bft'hNSAS, VI. D. Prof OF Obstetrics an! Diseases OF
Women add Children
H. W. CHAMBEkLAYNE,M " D., Prof of Ms,cra Medica and
1hcrayca:ics.
: MauriS. NJ D.. Prof Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
C.S BELL. GIBSON NJ d., Plo. Of Surgery and Surgical
GARTER p JOHNSON NJ D. Prof. of Anatomy and Plysiolo
-.
D,T!D IL TUCKER NJ D., Prof q" ThecTy and Practice OF
M-.i,!!c.
A. l.. PGT'tCOIA AS VI. H. Dcnuas:rator of Anatomy.
,r and Clinical instruction in this In
s;i. n unsurpassed
81 Professors aggregate slV
Demons SO: Graduation So
hoard iauins fuel irn.s and servants aiendahcc
i usually -. So: irr week .
Tie Caacrr:r, fuller information concerning this
IsitGiua those applying for sechc
gul,ies viii te answered b? letter. Address
S MAUPIN, ". d,
July 23-c2m Dean oi the Faculty
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SCHOOLS AND COxLEi{sgI;G!,
tS1LLsialsBJ.tt; rIaI.EG AChDE::x.
RICHARD FORD. \. N PGi%Grai
!. J. MOtRlSETr va NIL Institute lIdLrl,at i -lii Tacu


SILLshsIstU.sc; HALE ACADE.:E.
RICHARD FORD 4. N pGi%Grai.
W.! MOHRiSETT, va MI. Institute laicnat i .lil Tacgr
FESIiE c"ursc Of instruction in this Institution arsuca tie a.
h%r""sn &"ss. spe"'i"n The Principal ho is sgadaa ct
a,"s1 y E'snnI has been tor mlay years ctes.s'
heals oi Colleges anu others Ia nai well a. in a "
Mary ornny cttrr Literary Isiuo in The country or
mcrca pursuits aa'!cr'rIet!s :y'"s:rr .,ni whist @'
or iaI Will pared t" r;oie lie nrov, aHl i"st e
cstsol those entrusted 10 his peiacs himself; csrlr
vi+IidG um;rGLcIrc -! iir:r .G;c.
qn the scn"r room a. daring :he hours devoted 10 stG!
Ic PRINCIPAL Is happy !" l"nFm his friends a the public 'i"
most central t' hcl,ty situations IN the use M Ne
Aea,sy wlci viii be completed Il: the lnay "t octorr ~
ami :i ie same VIII hc furnished viii! proper apparatus a." oil
Of their var"Ts ," M ie a @ ,nroE no r t. ~
cure The services u" gentleman i.h character, experience a
'aea', to assist him in the todNci "i the School.
The Scholastic year divided so hail sessions OF fvc nrops
1s ls ,, a" % n on @ frs: day =" oSot M a M
February and The last Gay Ln? The
tor.hs Classics Mathematics aud 4" subjects taught in the
For thorough English eiuc:o Mathematics and the Latin .r
The Latin and Grces Grammar u
Pupils under nine years ri age ~
TBnAs hrd including tue and i,hs one hundred dollar
pcr session; Washing ten dollars pe:
Col, R"ber, MeCantish Fres!~Yi.
i%%fs pf EuDsri b tItkS;, r Waller.
George W S"uhall,
Goodich DnrIey. noar OF Trusers of ,he
Samuel f. bright. Male Academy.
W. W. Z: {: Douglas,
Dr John N Cali,
Right Rev. john Johns WILLIAMSBURG.
Right Hon Sir II L. Halwer. Barr. British Minister.
EsS S ias H1F io'r %$D.5' 81 j. wisSn saiS Washington
Rev Edward c Mur!aush w"o!vi!lr, Perry CO., Ala.
Rev. Edmund Wiiers, Yorktown.
Judge Geo r. Scarburgh Eastern Shore.
Judge 3in n Carsal, Williamsburg.
Beverly i Douglas, Esq Rr's William county.
James :" Ensiis, Esl Eastern s!'"ie
TIE WILLIAMsHuIsG FEMALE ACADEMY.
Y ME scholastic Of this ln, divided o i
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ROGER 4. pRYoR, Secretary.
appointed b. the meeting.

The Delegates to the Staunon Coavenon arc!
r. X. Meade, +. T.. Rjvcs, Joseph f. Cox, lEos. Wal
lcc j. Alfred Jones r. r. Cole-. Dr. Il. ii. May. u. H.
Branch Daniel Doson, T.. q. Hinton. Leroy Roper H. ~
s'rvor ". W. Towncs, James T.. Watson, y. H. 'o'it
James Boss2a Samuel s. Briser, John NJ. Frchc. ;c-
a cra-er J. T. Rosscr John fnnisS Bernard roi, @"!'
luis!r,i, Benz. Burrwur'h B. }. Vaughan, Dr. y. +.
Jonc- 4 A. Martin H. B. Gaines, James alci"Gnc, lt!cn
ard l..cics James aiinr,rer H. T. Blanks D : ! sat'n
Robert Leslie De- J. J. Thweatt. r. o. Weeks J1'" j.c"-
s.,n j. C. swan =. A. Peterson, William Erowney, John
Blanks james Hall, Branch +. HART ". " FreH, Sar'i
Crawford George W. Adams, Sanl H. iaths, bT. y. H.
Christian, j. 81 III. Brunei, and Thomas II. Pec9!vs
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
ysNIE will begin WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
4 October. 1859. aud close lst March, 1852.
NATHAN L. SMITH, NJ. D., Surgery.
WM. f. A AIKEN. NJ. d.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW NJ D. Therapeutics, Maeria Medca and lly
JOSEPH ROBY. VI. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
WM. POWER. NJ. D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine
RICHARD H. THOMAS. " D., Midwifery and Diseases of Wo.
zen aud Children.
GEORGE W MILTENBERGER, VI. D., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities for the prosecution OF Piacucai
Anatomy Il i moderate
Clu!c. week, by Professors Smith and
;t BALTIMORE uGrmary with the privilege 10 Gaiy Visits
q wards. without charge the SUDDEN, Tor the ticket
95: Practical Anatomy S0 Matricua
,iuD s.: C raluaon SO WILLIAM l.. a. AIKEN, Dean
Bait lS5l-cl0;
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlCAL sCiiooL,
-r BY ALEXANDER MARTIN,
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Present o, forrye- n,,rons of the School Aug Cell,