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TEACHER WANTED FOR sMITHFIELD

TIME election OF n teacher for The Snithfeld Academy.
in Isle OF Wight cUlu,y, will occur Oh the frat Safer.
day in september, and the trustees will be highly srntitied
ifcveral compe.en, persons shnli compete ivr this desira.
bic situation i: is i!npgrtal, that the teacher be- we'll
qualified und be endowed With a capacity to iinpsrt intor.
nation in The English branches, Latin, Greek, sc.
thu school for the last 10 months has been worth $3.50
and IS confidently believed that a good te cher can cause
the profits TO be increased. / am OF the opinion that to u
gentleman well qualified, whose moral qualities and disci.
pine IN school nre such ~ command success, this vii.
lass preseu,. advantages equal to any In Virgins, The
society ia good, expense of Ewing moderate, and the health
OF the ,owa uuobjectionablc. The school will open on the
hrs No lay in October, md terminate on the 18Th Of Au'
gust, win ,hCrr :acation.
address Archd Atkinson, President OF the Trustees,
smithaeid, Isle q; Wight county, Va. Aug 9-cw4w
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mIIH sCH00L OF VIRGINIA,

EPISCOPAL HIGH HOO OF VIRGINIA
REV. JOHN =. inquire, RECTOR.
IUyHE design OF this Institution Is 10 combine the advhn
tayos OF thorough Academic instruction., with the
most salulGry moral and religious influences. Students
may here be prepared COR advanced classes in my oil the
Colleges and Universities OF the country; or they may Or
qualified to enter upon the study Of " profession =. tue Nc
tive duties of life.
The studies embrace q frr couise OF Greek, Latin, Eng
lsh and Mathematics. MoGegn Languages, Drawing, &c
are also taught 60.
| The next sv.sion will commence OIL Wednesday, the l2fh
oil September.
TEkMS:-S225 per session, payable scmi.slnusl'y III
advance, viz: size ~ n, the committeeman, Gf the seq
| sion. and Sll2 50 Oh the second Wednesday in February.
Parents sending two sons pay s2O5; those sending t@ree
nav Sl95 each, on the Same ierms, semiRnnunIy ~ advance.
Modern Languages, Music and Drawing atextra chsi ge-.
No student admitted for less ,aan n session; and every
one who enters is expected to remain until the ehd oil the
| scholastic year, unless II 10 understood 10 the contrary
when he il admitted, ..
| No deductions made for absence unless caused by pro
Extra expenses for clothes, &C, to be fixed BY parents
No dress clothes furnished except uniform.
No dealings on credit a! owed.
Adequate deposits nrc expected whom expenses are 10
be incurred on the students account.
Pocket money, and other funds for the use OF the STU
dent. must be placed ~ tac hands Of the Rector.
Applications ior entrance or Tor further intoriiialoh' ""'
dressed TO tue Rector.
Pamphlets, containing full account Of the school, cent
to those who request II.
Post Observation-Disclosures Seminary. Fairfax county va
Howard Aug. |, 1eJ5-ctl2thScpt
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BOSWELL ACADEMY,
NEAR TAI n. R q N A

NEAR STANTON, VIRGINIA,
BY WIN. Is. JOHNSON.
TuNHIS is Il Boarding School TOR Boys-imted III num-
Il Der to twenty. .,
The session begins u, of September and continues ten
monlhs with n vacation Of two weeks at Christmas.
TERas.-SSO Tor tuition, board, fuel, washing ana
lights, payable half in advance, hall on the lst february
ADMINISTRATION. A. II. II. Stuart, Judged l.. 7. Tl!on'lt
son, Staunton; Geo. n. Johnson, Esq, Richmond; Professor
5 Mannin University of Virginia. Sept. i-cly
SELECT SCHOOL FOR 4 LADIES'
BY Mia. SiIErFEY AND
kALoRAMA, STANTON, VA.
UynE exercises of this school will be resumed on MON
day, September Eth. The absence oil day scio'Hl'
| and the small number Of pupils r~cceived-ncS'r tN.riI,
| ing sixtern-sivc that hnnio character to the schoo' "h''"
IL thought dtsiubie by rome parents.
Circulars containing term. and other particulars may "
| c,auiued by application 10 Mrs. NJ. shcfcy, ns"fsm .
Staunton, Va. JWN -,
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N0TIOE no TEACHERS.

VKyAETED, at Charlotte Hall. St. Mury'scounty, Mar!
w land, two assistant teachers; one capable OF pre-
nsr;no nnniis In classics, for advanced classes In any Col
feye salary, $500. The other to be acquainted with the
various branches of English and Mathematical studies, AZ
well as infantry and rifle drill. Salary s+sJi 1t. ,md ,iub
moral Character. can be made until the third Wednesday -
September, when an election will take place; Il As s,SnnsSS[' s
required Of teachers in this school. personal application and
"Nanhnn.ion will DO necessary. c,.
4 s'ogs coach runs ff6m Washington cry 10 Gnss'o''e
NE d. BROWNE, Principal
Cure of WIN. 7. RRISCOE, Vice Principal.
aug n@lnwtl s,h Sop.lI &c
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IITIunS Wt

TO TIE tiuzcus-i .akc this method oi
q ~ vrSS. TN" CANDIDATE Tor the Shcrit'h;y OF
-, r,a, fasi : va I,r,iau. J. +. FINCH.
iniofHM.. : 81 ;ae n'N' Christiansvillc.
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fA1 hIfEik HAND,
ENCR SALE, l. very valuable plantation on Dar River,
II in Tie county Of P.ti:yl"Inia, eight miles above Dan.
vile, AMI Immediately on The State line. 1t contains, l.is
acres, Of which go nre river low grounds, aud to in
woods. II lies in The inc; tobacco region III the Onion
and il particularly adopted 10 The growth of thar article,
Ii IL the best plantnfiOn ia market III this sec:ioa OF the
country. and NJ the EiclimoGd aud Dnnvillc Itr:i Road
will be finished This year. and the river is nuvigab!c tit,
miles above II. there will be a rapid md cheap cnnmuLi
cation with Richmond, Petersburg n.d NCriU!k. II desired
II could BE- divided. 40 n 10 make two very good farms.
TERMS OF cash, tho baluncc in on,
arrangement, rnuli probably be made by which the r:n!,
Tor the deferred payment, cuuld be extended; the interest
being paid punc,ual;y. The title vii! b. wi,hhcld unit! I'll,
last payment j. made.
If not -old privately, i, will be offered publicly, On til,
2l.t day OF September next.
Fer further particulars, apply by letter, directed to BoS
No. Z, Dnnvile. Va July Is-cam
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WARRENT0N FEMALE COLLEGE,

WAkRENTON, N. C. u,
INuE exercises Of this Institution will close Oh the nn
oi June, and will be resumed or the 27th OF inc
same month, under the direction of the following
FACULTY; u
Rev. Thomas 8. Campbell. President and Prot. OF In
clish Literature, ,.:
Rev. William II. Cn4~aiau, A. NJ, Prof. Of Physical Sci
eacCs, .,rr,rrc and
Mathematics. .
Mon. v. Busch, Prof. of Music and Modern Languages;
Miss r. A. Lucey, Assistant in Music, AMI leucnsr VI
Drawing aud Painting i'll all its departments fnncy "oA'
&c. .,h
Mr.. s. I. Christian, Assistant in Music and French.
Miss NJ. H. Taylor, Principal OF Primary Department
Mrs. Thos. 8. Campbell, Marion.
Aregalar and thorough course Of study has been ao9pt
ed in order to graduation, and no efforts vii! be spaleu ~
promote the moral and intellectual welfare OF the '.ade ,ni,
Pupils can enter at any time during the session. ana VIII
be charged only from time Of entrance.
Payments, onehalf in advance, and no dedncu9n "
absence after entrance, except in cases OF protracted s'eA'
ness, no,,, from, Rn.
A daily train of cars passes Warrenton Depot rom Nm
Leigh and Weldon, and thure is an omnibus at tue aepGS
on the arrival of passengers; to convey them Gu"
70 tho village, a distance of but three miles.
" For further particulars, refer to Catalogue, which can nc
oo!a,nsa " THos. S. CAMPBELL, Pres't.
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~tSITrATIOS WANTED.-A young gentleman, who
y /. ~ 4. B. graduate Of one OF the best Colleges in
:r ,m1c, and has finished au additional course Of two
war: ~ :ar University OF Virginia, intends dcvotins him'
IN 10 teaching, and desires h situation i'll so,u. prominent
gHxl or academy. Satisfactory testimonials are y: hand.
address, "nox 20. aal, Ricl,uioha, va stating terms
. - = ri.
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ONE HFSDTfED I0LL.IRs REWARD

INUa the apprehension o. my Negro man, JoHE
paine, who abseonded from my farm In Henrico
county. on tho i5k Of April Inst. lie Is a bright mulat;o,
.,Jl: IS years OF age, 5 feet { or 9 inches high. His left
hand ia, been injured, md his fingers are SO contracted
tina; he cannot ~s:raightcn his hand. lie Is a biacksnilh by
.,,lr purchased him OF Joseph Gray. OF Stafford coun.
II He ir. u wife a; James TaInferrus, in.nid county. -!
Will r,ye the above reward, il secured in my Jail, so that !
ge; hun. va. a ptilhlIh.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

NEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
A Prominent OF PROFESSOR There will be
"a meeting OF the Board of Visitors. at the College in
hthInond, on FRIDAY, 2lsr, to elect Q
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chill
d!cn, The CHAIR having been rendered vacant by the dentf
Of Professor Il. L. Bohannon.
Applications mus, be made to the Secretary OF the Board
At Rch,aend.
Ky order OF the President
Aug. ~T-cr2Oth Sept THEO. r MAYO.
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Jane" ur ,uTEHS Or LOUISA COW
ASTa Tt'nm ,.r,,,zens, | am a candidate Tor me
~ ff-t counly 4; the next election, ana II
~s.-iA,i,y, 81 yS" .,,Sr 10 d~isclarse the duties o; ths o'
&C. :susfulIy.
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THNiiEs second session OF my School will commence on
IL the first dny OF next September, and end the later
part OF June. The course Of Instruction Is thorough; and
II the pupils remain long enough and hn"c the capacity,
they may be prepared 10 enter any Of the schools OF our
University.
The expenses for board, tuition, &c, will he SaEl; pny"'
BILE one half in advance, and the other the lst OF February
Those who wish to learn OF ny qualih .ntions, are refer
red TO tho Faculty OF the University, and 10 Franklin MI
nor, Esq, Of Abcmprle.
Aus o-cI,n w. W. TEBBS.
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SITT,TIuN

SITUATION WASTED.-Ayoung man who has
4 hal srrycar7' experience in teaching, desires as,ua.
nr,ys.s tu'Gr or as an assistant in seine Academy
d. arl tti.ni,h satisfactory references OF his qualities ns
~ . Instructor. and o; his qualification to tesch the sa,iou.
iasG,a ;r.ashet, Latin, .ni Srssss, hha,t in wsnt will
:,,sr.;sys Aug. li-3w.
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WIIl,IAM BtTTAILE.

ATTORyEY At Law, YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
E0NTiNrES 10 practice in The Courts held al Jackson,
ani N ,lose OF the Fifth Judicial District, composed
o. Inc cOUa!cs Of iazoo, Madison, Hol'ues, Leakc. Alfalfa
Winston tai Sunaowcr; will eve strict attention to col
!ecr.oa OF ctas, payment OF taxes and adjustment OF law
n'ss il either oil those counties. Refers 10 George X.
Peske' EsS, Richmond; DR.. +; J. stri5ins, Stsunt'n'
Thos. T. Knox, Esq, Fredericksburg Mcssrs. Swiney,
Green & Co, New Orleans :Messrs. J. Wilde, Jr, New
York; Gen. VIM. F. Gordon, Albemsrle, Va; VIM. N.
fiouge, Esq., Washington City. Oct ll-cwtf
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE -sTAUS.
TON, VIRGlNIA.-Righ Rev. VIM. Meade, D. H.,
President Of II. 7.
Right Rev. John Johns, p: p, Vice President Of B. 7.
Rev. X. II. Phillips, Principal
Rev. J. c Wheat, Vice Principal.
Mr.. aad Mrs. II. w. Sletiey, Heads Of the Family.
The next session Of this Institute. recently placed under
the supervision Of the Convention OF Virginia, will COM
TERMS board aud English Tuition for the annual
session, Sl95. Music, the Languages, Painting anu
No DEDUCTIONS exccp, in cases Of protracted sickness.
For Register, containing full information, apply 70
REV R. II. PHlELIpS, or
,,,v ,z-.am wv Hugh W.. shetfey.
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A TUTOR WXNTEH

4 TUTOR WANTED.
II WISH to engage a private Tutor TO educate nv sons;
and to one bearing satisfactory testimonials of charac.
20 sn,er The Junior Class at College, or the Univers;ty of
Virginia, / will give three hundred dollars salary, and
furnish board, washing, SC. The School to consist Of i've
Anyast 6-c3w r. C. MASON, near Alexandria.
.,uETT IIME-ATTENTION FARMERS nm
- now urepared 10 fill all orders that msy receive Tor
sSe,i Lime. For further information, address me through
the Richmond city ?. Y. ,o,Ty Moss
July 9Q-cwlW
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LANES WARRANTS WANTED

TENHE highest mnrkc: price will he paid Tor 10. 20, l2O
4 aud 100 acres Land Warrants. al-O fer Land scrip.
Persons asv!n: Warrants or Scrip to cell, will do we'll 10
call G., WI. HURLEYS
Exchange Ohirc, No. :, Pearl ~. Richmond, IN
y R-rcr.nns lr;m: IN tn" country rrc reg 3ucii-liy &C.
questcd 10 forward their warrants, (when dug as.igucd)
By msilor otherwise. and pl"dgc msse,fto them, thsl they
shall receive the nisncs, nacLe price, and prompt returns
in cash or chccas. as tIeT GL.a. deem proper 10 direct me.
Tl' prize nf Warrants IL huctua,ing md unsteady; n;
pr.tcut. "s paying 81 10 per acre.
,ute i-3n WIN. HURLEY.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

THNllE Insurance Company OF the Valley OF Virginia nj
Il WINCHESTER, Va, Brancl. Office, lirh street, ID door
from the Poet Office, Richmond, Va.-Char,cr perpetual
Capital 500, OOO.
This Company will insure first class brick dwellings. per
petuGlly, Tor a single psyIncn; OF 1 per cent. Time poll
cics will ElsJ be issued on buildings, merchandise, &c, in
town or country, ut current rn,cs. Marine md Irlhpd
tr"ns pOr;Hi!cn risks, taken On lie favorable terms Us by
ANY other responsible company.
All losses are promptly and literally adjusted At this Of
fee. O. T GkgSEE, Actuufy.
REFERENCES:
Samuel Marx, Cashier I'll Bapk Of VAL
J. s.. Smith, " Farmers Bank, ~, -
Joseph l.. anderson, Esq, ""o""'' "
Mc-s:a. Haxa. i Co,
Henry a.. Brcut, Cash. Rank OF Valley Winchester,
Jos. II. Shcrrard. " Farmers Bank, Va,
Hon. James u. Mason, L. :. senate,
June ST
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RuILINEHKOOk HOTEL.

N~OTiCE.--lE :asn. charge 81 the above cs'hh'sh'
"a mrGi. would most respectfully solicit u coniinn"%rc
Il !i.a iG!mcr patrons oi the Hotel; and 10 my ,..rndt. !
ask them 10 call and see me-. NJ thblc chad always be
spreai with all the a">ichc;cs o! the s"csoa. Tie s"r'"nf-
IRE Gil attentive. The entire efi-"fshmrIt shail have the
best attention That | am ':-3tcr Of Ny wife will scr That
the irl:c. who putrGni1c inc iiorn! shnl! have every wish
grathcd. and ri asa il Ii share OF business. Tae hou--
i fu.nisicd IL tho very br-t siyic, uri il ircstcd IL n que;
par, Of the city. Ny Omnibus will always b. -: The n::!er-
eRt icpots 10 aten! 10 cus.oI4c:s, 10 c%HrTyihem 10 and FRO.
JOSEPH l. CAHElNGTON, Proprietor.
pa.nyrI,,y, fn1v lift
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


HANOVER ACADEMY.
ME exercises OF this Institution will be rcsrI.el on
u the LIST CT October AM terminate on the j. Il of July
~lullowing.
T~EKMs-For tuition and board, Gncl1iiny everything
but !i.his) $3.50 per session u: 10 mon.ks-unc halt p"yG
BILE the IS, III Octobcr, and the remainder the LIST OF March
LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN 4 NJ. Principal and Instructor
Of Languages.
GRAY CARROLL, A. NJ, ~Ias,ructor Of Mathematics.
HENRY BATTAli.E. ntsistnnt in both departments.
Mr.. Gray Carroll !. II Muster Of Arts OF The University m
Vireinlh, aud also attended lectures in the school OF mixed
Mathematics.
Address, LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN,
Ans !t-vOl Taylnrsvilc, Hanover county, |n.
II PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
r LINCOLN PHELPS, PEScIrAL, .,.
SAlLL be re-opcned On Thursday, the 2'th oi W
w tcmbur next. .a
Post ~Oifce-Elico,ts Mills, near Baltimore Mil! ""''
July 30-ctlstUct --
CHESNEY VOID ACADE,!f. o =,
TIME next SctsinII oil ;his lnsti;r::"n VIII u, n.t nr or =" y"
Il October LIST, md coniiEa- with the a n,e'
week al Christmas) Until the 2Oih July -. ,bi,o
TERMS: For BOARD and Tuition. ln'iuuns Sim g.,
but lights, s!uG-slOO payable lst Ort"'''' II" V
Mn.S ID. ,,a,o y T., ~,
By application to tho subscriber. '"nus t", Tr o ~
"a ned cop,uip;ur fulI. information on all p"iN's' E"'ty hP'
piicalions are desirable, .,.r,,.,;. ~, W.
Address, "ChancellOrsrili', xPuWX.! +, prTorI'y'
July 21-csw
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COLLEGE,

PETERSBURG FEMALE
TIME next session Of this Institution will commence u.
Wednesday,, the 2Sth September, laaa.
The Directors are making adthicus ao.s 10 ice College
Building, anl = tie $>cr;a;ag rT!eiH!tiGep', which will b,
Increasing patronage has made these additions necessary
Ample accommodations are provided for Borders;
terms of Tuition, &c, see the Annual Catalogue, which
viii be Scat by applica.!as e tic ~rres,deut, Rev. Gro. w
S.slkK, CT 10 any one Of the Directors.
nARCY PAUL, Chairman.
". 7. DAVIS,
J. II. COOPER,
WESLEY GRlGG, | n;r.c,o,s
Z. T.. NASH,
WM. LEA,
job LYON,
n..n-b,,rc va Anr 10-ltny9n
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ROCKS FOR SALE,


"ENlNG'S ST .,"'rs. Is vols. 50 CO. per vel.
Ia Shepherds statu;eS, continuing l!cninS 10 the year
lsO.. , vols, - per vol
Code o! Virginia, Qsi9) ] vol, 50 per vol.
Code interviewed, = vols, 81 per vol.
Gilmer's Reports, vol. 81
Randolph 6 Reports. Is yols., 81 per vol
Leigh Reports, vols. l and 3 10 IL, inclusive, - per vol.
ROUinsol's Reports, . vols, 81 per vol.
trnttani. Reports II vols 81 De. yul.
Sessions Acr4 and Journals o: various yrnrs, 81 per r"l.
Apply to the go -ur
Richmond. a"s l~n-tlw&cw3w
GRATTAN,S REPOKTS-TOL NJ
usT published, MD now for :"ls,,,p.ics = rArpiy at
August l~O-dlw&cwaw
GENERAL AGENCY. WASHINGTON CITY.
T0NIE subscriber formerly O! Richmond, Virginia, hnv.
n inr established mn Office In this city, on F street n
few doors in front OF the Treasury Department, tenders
his services 10 claimants upon the Government, csrcciniy
for revolutionary services, and for land bounties and pen
sions under tho recent acts OF Congress.
Having purchased the manuscripts o! the into David Dor
rin.,un, he has. pcrhups, the only index which SAs 1Tcr
made 10 tic immense mass OF revolutionary papers n The
First Auditors Office in Richmond. He has hsQ i very CO
rious index TO the papers in al the o;hc- puDic Offices Al
The Capitol Of Virginia. These n3d the Accommodations
from other sources Of twenty years experience, enti'lp
him 70 hope that if n oiaira iItrustcd 10 him be Just, be VIII
he ublc 10 shuw il, eyea where the claimant himself may
be entirely unable to do H.
For claim. under tue recent ret Of Sd March, 1855, Civ.
Ing lEO acres Of land TO oil VINO were IN nale or VINO
! served fourteen days, his chnrgcs will be- very moderate.
FELIX RICHARDS.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise. Accomar, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq Richmond, Va
James L. Heath, late Commissioner ol PENSIONS hch-
moId, Va. n,v W.
Hon. John :. ~feGdeton. Cnlpepcr {: H., Va.
How. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. {.
Vim. J. Ward. Esq, Baltimore. , ~
Lewis Tirnberlbse, Esq. New York. ApralS-cl!
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U7II.LIAMSBURG

,f;I;,,,y Mathematical, anu tinssicot lnstituft.
'"''"'yt J. MoKRIssETT, A. NJ, Principal.
n. NJ. SMITH, A; NJ, Assistant.
-~ru, r..,u,e liz exercises Oh the let day Of DC.
w ,nh.r and continue I'D months.
pssnI f"ri iicmr-, and washing, sl6O
Tn;,inn in Primary English, 90
II; ,L"r English and Mathematics, ~
-" aud one language, 10
" two or more " 50
r,r further information, address the Principal. at viii.
Harrisburg, Va. July l0-ctOl
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Auction SALES.
STUCK SALI GC CIiI>;A. GIi.a .
HIIIEEN ADL ~. .I.LM.DE


By TpIGS W HEI~EI, ATT.
Office with Geo. J. sumner, NJ. 10 prari Sl.e,-.)
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PORT ROYAL ACADEMY,

PORT ROYAL ACADEMY,
COUNTY, PIRGINIA.
yUNHE Session Commences October Lat, and continues
Il ten months. The course OF instruction il full, tho.
rough and systematic. The F.nalc School is under thu
supervision OF Miss &. K DEARpsLEy, Presiding Govern.
eos; and ID attended. III the advance glasses. by the Priaci-
pull. The Male School is conducted by the Principal IN
person: or By Nm Assistant In his absence.
TERMS:-Board aud Tuition, 10 mouths, from $3.50 Ia
SlaJ, payable quarterly in advance. Apply To
July 20 c3m i. BAUUER, 4. NJ, Principal.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINS

V-NIV ! w
TIME Faculty will proceed on the Goth Of September &c
make appointments Uf State Students, to I'LL vacan
cirs which have occurred in the following districts:
TX. Frederick, Jefferson and Clnrke.
XVII Madison, Greene, Culpcper, Orange and Kappa
hammock.
Xxx. Caroline, Essex and Spotsylvania.
Applications should DC addressed to g. MAUPlN,
JuIy G-cwsw Chairman OF the Faculty
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY. KING QUEEN:
1ANE!E exercises of tho setslon, fof. ls't' ana 80 VIII
commence on the vi Monday in September next.
and end the last day Of June following, without iutern!is'
sion, except a short recess 1T CaristmHa.
TERMS-For tuition in nll the elaiscs ana ooard, ihclu'
dim every necessary except lights, $40. One hall pny.
able the lst January, and the other hall AT the close OF the
session. For a period !ess than the entire session, the
charge will be SO u month from entrance until the end OF
the session.
Books and stationery furnished when required, nj Rich.
mond prices.
For further information address the undersigned.
O. WHITE.
J. c.. COUNCIL,
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FRANKLIN THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AT Law

FItANKLIN THOMAS,
TTORNEY AT LAW.
Late of 3erieley)
kH]lLL practice III the Courts of Richmond CITY md
in the counties of Eienrico and Chesterfield.
Office in the Wing building, near the State Court House
Richmond, Va, July BLY,
TURNING AND CARVING IVORY MANUFIC-
TORY.
WE subscriber is prepared to do every description Of
IL flhin md Ornamental Turning aud Cnryingjn Ivory,
10 any pattern desired, for Breasipin-, ParasOls, Cane
Ilcnds, &c.
Umbrellas, Parasols and Canes, repaired ID, short no.
ticc.
Billiard Balls returned and cnlorcd.
Specimens may be seen nj hs shop, on llth street b..
tween Nam and linnk streets, oppu-it. Goldin & Appcr
sons. CU,S , NII n ~
July l5-3m
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

L
IlEE next session will open October lei, ond close hh
gust lst ens iing. Tcrlns, $500 per session OF l
months; 500 payable October ! I. and slCO March lstT
No deduction made for absence, except OIL account OF slck
aau 9Newaw II. HARRISON.
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VERY DESIRABLE EARM On JAMES RIVER

Executor. OF Riclid Dalby. d.c"a..A.
Stcvcnsri!lr, H.. AMI q, Va, Angus; l1-riGs
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OAK EOKENT FEMAI.: SEMINARI.

.It;s Gentleman, und MI wnos" Eam.a follow, nave la
SONS O, wards under the subscribe : charge
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