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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
RlClIMON COLLEGE.


R1CIIMOND COLLEGE.
n>lIE next session vi tails Institution will commence LIST
II Ort"1"r, and close let July.
fACUi y:
rev Il. ky!and, a. NJ, President, and Professor of Mo-
raj science.
II j. Christian, Professor of Greek Language and Lite.
nature.
French. ~
Lewis Turner, A. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics and
Astronomy.
Il ruFyear' A. NJ, Professor ot Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy.
J"hn l.. Long, A. B., Tutor of Academic Department.
TERMS:
Board and Attendance. slOO
r"ti, ~; hnnil rent, u
I"lion III Collegiate Department, NATURALIZATION. 80
Academic 4j
Deposit Tor Damages, 50; Printing 70 cents. Students
occupying rooms III College only during the dny, are
charged = Tor room rent; md day scholars in the academ.
lc department., 81 for fuel. Pupils have their own wnsh.
Ing done; FURNISH their rooms and provide their own lights.
Payments Tor board. &c. one third on the first of Ucto.
bcr, january. nnd April, respectively; for tuition, &c, one.
hall on the LIST OF October, and the residue on the 18th Of
February. No part of the tuition fee will be refunded,
except In cases Oi protractcd sickness.
The trustees are now having erected Il new hotel, which,
with that formerly used. will be rented To house keepers
who will bomrd the Students on their own responsibilities
II Is hoped that competition and the increased price will
eI7urc rntirr satisfaction. Aug s-ctf
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LEXINGTON LAW SCUOOI.


'VNHE eighth session cf my Law school will commence,
Il at Lexington, on the first Monday of November,
le5G, and clIsc on the I'D OF March, 1851
The t"xi'ho"ks III the Senior course WILDE kent's Com.
mrn'"ric-. LoninX7 Digest, Code OF Virginia, and Mat.
'hews' Digest; III inc Junior course, Stevens Cummru;..
rics' QInrr,Tei cd,tnn OF Blackstonc,) Stephens Pleading
and Grccnlr"I Oh Evidence, the two lsrcr work. TO be-
studied nnd rccitcd IN common by the two clusses. STU.
dents who have carefully studied the usual preparatory
course, can take both courses with advantage, whil, those
who will cOminciirc their course Of legal study uudrr my
direction. should HIATT themselves TO The Junior COURSE -
There will be- daily rcci,a'icns during The course, nvcrng.
Ing from tw" 10 Three hour, aud u Nuut Court will be
organized during the hitter half of the session for tbe Dis.
cussion vi interesting legal questions.
Communications addressed 10 me, at this place. seeking
more detailed iniOrHaI:Oa than can conveniently he given
trOughnn advertisement, will be- promptly answered, du
ring my absence OH my Judicial Circuil, by II gentleman
OF thr Bar, familiar with my plan of instruction.
My tuition lee Tor the session, for one or both courses,
is $40.
The price OF board in the best hotels or private boarding
houses Is ABOUT Slo per month including iuel and h.ht-.
JOHN w. B"ROCkENBROuGH
Lexington, Va, Aug 26-c2awGw
W"Inr Alexandria sentinel, Winchester Virrininn.
LyucIburg Virgininn. South Side Democrat, md Wheeling
lntcNi.cnccI, will insert six times and forward accounts
to the Valley Star Office. Lexington.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
THE VIRGINIA HOME SCHOOL.

THE VIRGINIA HOME SCHOOL.
V(ilE subscriber, with II prcdisp"shion viii ut school
and college. to nuke school tcnchin- hi, vorn,iuu
through lie, gave his entire attention To tliut course ul stu
dies which would the better qualify him to discharge it's
consequent duties with en,r to himself and profit 10 the
student; and now, alter twelve ycnr, experience in trnch.
my IN suulry schools Of Virginin, his native State and
two yenrs at his own Residence, (Aspcn LrvelJ hr cont.
IDENTITY asks the support "i those who ieul interested in the
cause of education.
The course ol instruction in La,in, Greek. French, Ma.
lhcm".ics, and the primary and higher branches Of HI
English education, will be thorough and complete. The
third year Of this institution will commence on LIT Mon.
day in October, lSjG nnd continue un;ntcrrup,cdly until
l;h Friday in July, leji. Students will he received at any
time during the year. and only charged from The lime OF
entrance To It's close; hui Tor proper advancement their
presence at tn" opening OF the school ID almos, indispcn.
sable.
The entire expense Of board, washing, fuel. lirhts etc
$500; or, II tor II less time than The e tire session. So per
mouth after entrance. until the end OF the scholastic year,
500 payable on 1T October and 500 on lst March.
] offer the following voluntary and most grstiiyiug de-
inonstrRliors with which my friends and patron. have seen
nj 10 favor me, rs TO my fitness for the profession. To So
cure admission, applications with certificates OF good mo.
rnl character should be made before the commencement
OF the school, there being but few vacancies 10 supply.
Address K. BEVEkLi FRAiSER, A.. NJ,
Dinwiddic {. H., Va.
AMELIA CorSrY, Va, Goth Nov, 1853.
Mr.. Frayser was with We three years, aud after M op,
portunlty the most favorable, to Judge OF HE qualifications
rs u teacher, and his high moral worth rs a good citizen,
we feel that we cannot too strongly recommend him to
any community. The standing of his students ut many OF
the nrst colleges oil the Union. TO which they have gone,
gives him nconspicuous position among The front ranks oil
his profession. WILLIAM WURSllAM,
RICHARD r. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM J. CIIEATHhM,
PHILIP F. S0UTHALL,
BENZ. BRIDGFORTH,
JOSEPH NJ. SCOTT,
JOHN MARSHALL,
THOMAS w. NEAL.
DINwIDDIE COUNTY, July 18th, lsj4.
T.. Bcceriy Frayso, Esq:
DEAR SIR:-Ne, among your numerous iricnds, are
much grHtfcd to learn that you have determined to open
q Boarding school OF high grads, for youths, At your resi-.
dcncc, (Aspcn Level in this county.
knowing your eminent qualifications, ms we'll as your
long and successful experience in teaching, we heartily
approve your enterprise, aud wish ii the most signal sue.
cess.
We do confidently commend your school In the public,
and especially to those parents and guardians who desire
To place their SONS or wards under the most elevated, mo.
raj and intellectual discipline.
EDWARD ANDERSON,
r. II. SMITH,
J. :. keller,
6. a. H~ARGRAVE,
C. +. GOODWIN,
l.. +. PETERSON,
II. II. HOBBS.
K. NJ. BARNES,
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No. li3, EAGLE SQUARE,
received "a variety oil t"a.y SS'"i-Hs. SHttirct.s.
II Fiannels, Blankets, L.uscys, SEt.i:r. :, &c TO which
mite the attention u n:auciactugcgs AT. planters.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LsSDID
ESTATE IL PRINCE q COUNTY i M
BY GODDIS & APpERsUS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ~vALIARLE IsSDID
STATE IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, VA, nj
Personal PROPERTY THEREON.
J virtue uf three several trust deeds, executed T. tia
~ subscribers by Col. Titus c. Rice, the Grt d.. -
July. ISL, the second dated 18th Jsnasry, ie5G. r:G rhc
third dated 10Th January, l-56, all duly recorded in n,'ucs
George County Court, We shall. NJ ;h. r, gur-t Of the 80 Y.
er"i Pnr'ics interested, proceed to sell Il. publ" nrci =.
on The premises, III the order sdrci,ised. OH THURSDAY.
Lhe2Jth DAY OF september, leJ6, i. TAR, Il not, The E">.
valuabl" real estate:
LIST The estate called "Blsir's,' confirming 81 s.rc,.
Tying on James River. between the estate e: DR.. -. 81
'hr one side, and that OF JOHN V. WILCOX, Loo. "a tic
oher and opposite 10 Westover. the estate Of John i.
eden. Esq, ION the North side Of the riyrrj TWc IN.
PIo,enients on thi. estate are interior, cons.s.in. ,! q
n IT, a. u""iIing house. barn, stable, &c.
al iHs J. u u Ia naturally Of fine soil. hes rernrkrh'y level,
a. n. nmn adapted 10 the growth OF Wh"a, aUi Cru.
ABOUT DIV "cres, more or less, are cleared. Il. balance io-
.Lc ~ p"t. 10 heavily set in wood. There is T. "irri 90
na "ma IT," TT le steamboats, arc daily in the hshit %:
from the river beautiful.
I'd. The estate called Eel Bsnks," sd,o!r!us ,he sao?a
and the lands OF DR. Cole, aud on Powell, Crc.k. con.
trins 3i2 acres. On this estate there i, a .,reII mic,
dwelling aud other improvements
Sd. A tract of wood land adjoining "Blsir's," cu!lcd
"Hatchs,' containing II acres.
4rh. 4 tract OF so acres, called The Gl-be." lvir. or
the West side Of Poweils Greek, adjoining tue LANDS d.
Mr. AleXr Jordan.
9Th. Airer rhe sale OF the land will he sold the person-i
estate on the pirce. consisting OF 6 mulcs. 3 hore,s, .
cove Hnd oxen, wagons, carts. rlnuchs and i'riHir: IN.
plrrncnts. Also 8 lighter aud 3 boats
Aud on the following day viz: FRIDAY, the :@a DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, lsJ6, If fur, Il moi, IN. hex, lair ~ ri,
city Point, ut IL o'clock ~, n valuable LOT, {, rHiGias
about onr acre. opposite to Mooiy's Tavern, ana ilrI'.
ni"triy on the line OF the City Point Rail Road. lh:- lo' Is
regarded valuable tor n warehouse. In regard - tie -.
t"tr called "blars. y II is believed that it presents q mory
advantages for II juiicious and profitable investment 'gr
capitalists ana Farmers ~ any other estHt" or James
River, which has been offered in marker for a long time
DR.. John Minge, Nj. VIM c. RAWLINGS, snd Mr.. Jr, !
Selden, are, we'll acquainted with this esrstc. and viii. we
!eel sure, give any information that may be desired -
those who may enquire O! them. Col Rice, r-,!d NJ .
the place, will show the estate 10 those VINO mny via %
examine the same. We are suihoriz, q by The patio ~
tcrestcd, 10 sHy that instead VI selling on the trIuls pr.
scribed by the deed, the tcrus will be onefourth tl-.,
balance at /, , and 3 years, Interest payable halt yeerI. ,
secured by a trust deed.
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BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
WHol.ESALE DRUGGISTS, NO. lbs, MAIN siRktl,
RICHMOND, Var, ~.
"A RE now receiving their Fall supply OF Drugs, meoi'
"a cines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass, 'Coioss,
%parnshes and Brushes, especially adapted to the IAae VI
Virginia and North Carolina. They are sseuts Tor the sale OF
Rockhridge Alum Water Pills and Alum Mass, and all tha
popular medicines OF the day at propr:etor's prices.
Particular attention given 70 physicians orders
Aug lI-c3m.
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FL 1T ROCK FEMALE SE1IIy.R

FLtI INUth FElNALE SFMTNARN
GNOR the year ls56. the first session Of this Institution
Il will commence on the ltho f january, and close on
the lOtlI oil June. The second session will commence the
Goth July and close the 18th December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION:
DeaIi W S42 ~
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics. &c, Is 90
French, Spanish and Italian, each extra, Il 90
USE MIN ~ W
Ornamental Ermurhcs. each, extra, nj teachers prices.
Latin aud Greek Glass. Taught by Jno. Organ, it,. 20 90
In III" English department, Miss r. T.. Scott Is ngain c;u.
Pfnycd. In the other department f Music and French
Mr John DNlaning i, employed and Ar his post.
My address is Maciu!land's, Luncnburg, Va.
lunc ni-Cif IOIIN vi AIN In
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Sept l3-tNoylst President q the Southern Rni
NOTICE.

>N rho srh day of September, 1856, there was seized
from on board schr. Volunteer. last from Pedro Keys
,or 81 violation of the lO1d section OF tho act OF Congress
approved March end, 1859, one barre! OF Rum marked
ANY person or persons claiming it are hereby required
m snnrar and make such claim within ninety t%ys gem
the date Of the first publication 81 .st.a ntts!e.
Nm. y. HARRISON, Collector.
lIrnan RichniCnd. Sep,. IL. lSlG.-c3W
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MADISON FEMALE SCHOOL, At MADISON
nnfrDn, IlIfsE NIDEINI

ihHs ~ tIp'ls
COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
UyUC sessions ni this institution commence on the hrst
Monday Ct September IN each year, md cI0s"on the
las, DIV OF June following. The course of instruction is
.dr,,ru,.i 10 embrace all tho branches OF II comprehensive
and liberal icui,lr education, and is divided into the FOL
lowing IcpnrtEeE!-
rir,,. l!u.l-a, ~inrluiinG al tho elementary studies Of nm
rnrl.er chg ,iDn beside Algebra, Geometry, Che uistry,
i,ifouGmy, Bn,any, Natural, Moral and intellectual Philu.
snphv, Rhetoric and history.
Second, Languages, including Lntin and French.
Third. Music
his school q located in n beautiful anI sslubrious re.
treat near the base Of the Blue Ridge mountains, and is
convenient, ri access 10 all pcrtO,l OF the State. Large
nui . mmniious accSmruOdI .ons have hccn recently pro.
y:dci with - view 10 -eGder the institution pcrmancn'laEd
To meet it, in-reasInG patronage. Encouraged ny pmst
su.ocs. and stimulated by the unanimous approval OF their
pur,ops, the teachers will continue the most systematic ind
un.inm. rxer,ia,s in promoting the moral. intellectual md
physical IisaiTlinc and accomplishment of each pupil ea'
trust ui To ,hc. control.
TERMS.
Board including washing, ilcl, lights, &c !: clio per month.
Tuition IN English Branches,
Lain.
Nv
Music, =. 'op
RErrgr-1Es.-R:. Res. Bishop Meade. RI. Rev. Bishop
Juhrs. Kcr Vim Thonns Lcavcii, Rev. John II. Bocock,
T.. d. Rev. Barnett Grirnscy, Rev. TIL. l.. Hoyle and tho
Tpiscnpnl Clergy q! ViC2iuiu generally.
All commune vi lions In DC addressed 10
Mrs. BELFIELD GAVE, Principal,
~, n, u,tunn rnnrf IIpusp ln
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.CUI[E

"',rsriori,y OF India Rubber over The
-,,vy .&,s" Lis, has been proved by a trial Of
u be- r.'. ..c,n years: this, together with the fact
= mrr, ~ ,,,,,vcmcn,s have been made in their
,S., c,a,a" .ias in representing that they are reaniy
taS' v, ; - inr open. particularly heavy or mnin
saPSria,. ~. :rc,srye . psEls''i !ss smooth r1o" "na , SysS saa,
% ~ . vii always run straight aud with nper
i n =! ' q: ;a "I p%aiisy:; Isy j. which Sss; We ;s. b : ii, se' f pTw VIII
j" ~ ~ -,j,,rcrs of Fahrenheit aud any degree
- 81 md a. can be run ps in wet s[s p's sss,sf for sS 'pSsiaa 81 "s for
e'a'a: 'r M ,;,n.. Mines, Grain Elevators and all OK
;. ?.''e'.. s.,. oi any length or width, but nome are
Is, .u'N.'' We ,yJrrcd, of more than "a inches
:. #, X /; .sa E.a constantly on hand a large stock; sna or
.e w. irsircraph will receive prro'.'pt Afternoon
p. ~ a.a'" q: .srsirIty executed as the largest.
Id . I'd Fris. soii By us are warranted except 'I . :.
'r 80, maj we nave had but three returned III Ill
3 !'a;s; -, also agents for a msnuisct"ry Of Leather
Nv " "., a,wrys on hand Il full stock OF same NJ
u; -, nnH N''P WILLIAMS \ BROTHER,
) y prices Corner Cary snd Pearl streets
AGENTS tor the manufacturers.
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LEE ~ BASLE.

ATTORNEYS At LAW AND COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDS, &C..
DRACTiCE in the Courts 0t Richmond, AID the coun.
Il :"snt Henrico. Chesterfield and Hanover.
Stn.selT Baylv, Notary Public and Cornm!ssion"r OF
the Ur'.i states Court OF Claims.
OaCe on ll,h street, near Main.
JAMES X. LEE,
Sept l5-Gin \. L RAYLN.
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C.stola House, Rlchmcnd, Sep. ny, Is16.-e3w
SnXEs. pKENIIUM RuRK sTONE MILl.s.

HAVE on hand all the different si&es Of Noycs Pre-
MUM Burr Stone Mills. can recommend these Mills
n, heiny the hest Mill in use for grinding either corn or
wheat. There aIc five OF them III daily operation in this
ulnce. giving entire satisfaction. They will do more work
with the same power than any other Mil known, anu are
by water, steam or horse power, and they can b" put in
operation at q triaing cost, u
A circular, with descriptive cot, ard pIicts OF Inc Niilis'
will be sent by mail to auy ald..sl.
will al.o furn;-f Y water wheel, land" entirely OF iron,
ard 500, about one third OF an ordinary brenSt or over shot
Wheel thnt will do more work with the sumo water thun
any wheel known, and will last che hundred years Or
more. For further information, address
~ JOHN A. JETER.
Prescott, House, two doors above the Banks.
u,,o, 90 Is5i Richmond. Va.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

fohiSlhl NhA b'h AshN
NNhEid -s..igned would respect
!aiis form The public, tha, the N~4&-9
lfn o'crh!s agricultural warehouse, -
80. 80 Main street, hRs been ~
Changed from ,hs; OF NELSON g. MOTT 20 J.. hEl.SON,
si lHa:. rs hGr.ia,o.e. lie will dc prepared to mh!,utnc.
,.e e,ct: desc p;iun OF Plough and other Agricultural
~lHgIen."Ei !Ggt the farmer may want, aud assuring tIrih
,hE: al Implements manufactured by him sliali De war
tnAH'"c TO n" well executed. | am now manufacturing Tue
WWA'".a. r!npgh5, Cultivators, Harrows, &c.
Mia; i ilcron, No. lS. la. l9, l9!, 30 and 81 cast points.
=" ~ and II. A wrought shear
county L~r!nss,on, No. !, 2, -, ; and l.. right hand.
W!sg, " u. -. e. ID and i.
8 LETT hand
'Hg'oTed Livingston cast aad Wrought ehr"y.
Mccormick,
Da.ts, No. -, $ and horse wrought shear.
Cuit!.aiOrs, &" 3, ! and >, tooth cast.
Il and :, wrought.
Harrow. 20 and "a " squ,g,.
Order. solicited, assuring prompt attention T. same.
+. NELSON.
lam s'Hl conducting the above business for Mr. Mel
SOL, NJ. 3d Main Street; where ] shai, pe pleased 70 see
my friend and the m-nCrs generally, aud receive their
orders :,r SUIT articles as they may want, promising them
'hs' every o.dc: hail DC promptly attended to;
Sep, lO-G2.Sr!t WIN. Il. PEASANTS.
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August ~, 1870 " y"
Extract from a letter of Col. Wm. c. Knigh; ci Motto
EorrowAv CousTY, 2s.h August, ls'ti.
Mr. JouS A. JETvG:
pea. Sir-~On iny return to-day from a trip to the noun
,ains. | found your letter. asking whether intended 10
keep Noyes' Mill. and how | liked il ! gave 1t the mecca
sary trial soon after received it nnd decided 10 keep it
The Mill | consider II very superior enc. IL comes fully up
to Mr.. SUyes statement ~ regard TO 1t, except i'll one parti'
cular, aud that Is, Y requires morc power than he links II
| does. With the game power, however, it will perform Az
| per cent. more work than the ordinary corn mils vi The
country. My corn mill, which is propelled By nm IL feet
o~vershot wheel, and fitted Gy with the best cas, machinery,
| from Sampson u PHes establishment, having four foot
Esopus stones, is not capable OF doing with the rumc wa.
ter within 40 per cent OF Noes Mill. made a compare.
tive test of the two mills under the same head OF water,
and, with the gate raised the same height. found that the
water. wheel aforementioned docs not give sufficient pow
or 10 drive Moves will with full effect TO its utmost capacity.
With this power, it WAS about eight busiiel. per houri
whilst the other Mill -four foot Esopus) o.y ground about
six bushels per hour, until they get dub, and then the
quantity would be reduced to four bushels per hour
Moves Mil, being bcrr.,torcs, will grind tour or nvc times
ss much before they require dressing. During the recent
drought | attached Eoyes' Mill to my Steam Engine, and
with that power it will easily grind twelvet to fifteen bush
els per hour. Yours, respectfully,
JOHN A. JErrR, ESQ, Richmond,
Rrcaaosp, August Goth, ls56.
lido hereby certify that have ~ operation IN TINS cry
one ofEoyess 81 Inch Grist Mills, sold me By john a. Is,el,
making tour. The mill performs admirably srindine
about fourteen barrels of superior family noar ID zen
hours, and the steam power To DIVE It Is esum".sL =
about six horse power. have sold the Hour 10 a numoes
frs, rate article. GEO. MERRIAM, Agent
Sept. l-cwtf
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MERCHANDISE.
~|c,w.. COFFEE, MoLA 49, ssrs

COFFEE, MoLA ss, s":.Ss
11D 10 bblss Coffee i"J'" do
sNn h,.. La -iIavra ma "" do
~ bags Mocha do
49 bays ~" Teas. good qu"hts
- PSi. New Orleans M.'r HSlas.,r
y hhl, and , ,,Ssisi and 1ail'" '""'''
is bo>r- cTsp sxlo and lcsi'
i as.rs M Srs%@i Paper, large and small
~ i".e" PAINTED Racket.
=. &c h5, assorted
- y. esd ,;.c and many other articles for sale on
~ 4, ;cJus, :! HIGH w. X s. SON.
,ss,oG7' .lN
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FRENCH BOARDING y 4 SCHOOL
o rOUYG LADIES,
BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
yUyUE next session will cOnUcncc October |, is56, and
u end July |. 1871
MR.. PELLET. rRINcIPAL.
Prof EMInS of Paris VIII conduct the French depart
ment OF the schcoi, aided ~ Mrs. EuIoS, and efficient rs
sIstnnis.
A .hofough English course OF study is pursucd by IN"
whole scaoni in the various departments. The French II
.rntcn i'm the Iu rnily, and clrss"s tor French conversation
are held daily, for the benefit Of all the pupils, which they
are required 10 attend.
Til. number of boardcrs il limited TO fifteen.
TEtMS
Ro,rd. with French and English tuition, per session $3.50
Tuition in + English. for day scholars. 10
Primary De. q tnlcn'.
Ancient and Modern Languages. each mo extra charge
for French
Drawing or Painting. IN water colors and oil -. 90, 40, 30
Music. Vocal or Instrumental, on Piano, Harp, or Guitnr ~
Use Of Piano
Payments one. Init in advance, the remainder lst OF
February. No pupil will be received for less than halt n
session. For further information, address the Principal
Sept 3-d&c2awlm
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FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
L.ar.s Tuesday ersnias, September l6, at 4 o'clock.
kNhkIIHT received to-day (Monday } ind SsSs
49, Up 10 The hour Of = o'clock, P. N. Tue..sSEaS
aay, September 10Th.
nC%"n'snee' s1e requested 20 send down for their goods
,%ah'fpeis are requested to send in the naraes Of their con.
"sssed 70 order.
hou ,".@s"rs are requested to be on board before the
Tcg e"p4tture, 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, TpeadGy
the Bs.iG = 0e''"s Seesrea ~ CUT once "u'h''de o
sa a." s0 through TO New York, includiag meals and
Paul accommodations. Steeragc passage IS.
ser, = Il Norfolk same IFS By the River boats.
- io-G IrDLAM & WATSON,
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WANTED.-;0O Good korsemen and, NasSs. l.n
~ men, for the I. :. Dragons and Mounted IVA
Eifrmen' 20 90 I" California, Te<as, New Mexico, -
fOr particular, upply &, Mounted Recruiting Render.
vous, franh!n Street, opposite Mc,ropoHtan Hall.
Aus -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12

count Of whose injury sent you, is recovering.
II is the opinion Of bis physician that the lower
loor Of the orbit is fractured. The INJURY, new
ever. is slight, and will scarcely mar the face.
The citizens Of Covington are to T" ferret out ana
"brr to Justice the perpetrators Of this dastaray
"deedp All very well, but il is little satisfaction
to Mr.. B., or to justice, to know that Tom, plck
and Harry, who were tools, are punished, "Alie
the principals the instigators-one vi whom was
vitDes, in the case-escspe. =.
The Coyipgtonians have held meeting ana dis-
claimed the act Well, again; but there 10 no
reed of having such acts 20 discaim. Inc trlal
come. off To- morrow, of the ssssulters OF Mr. baoo
A. the reporters on this side are all spotted, 1t
is doubtful if any 60 over. Certainly none Will
without arms. -,
A Republican meeting was held last nignt' ~
which a large number OF Germans were present'
They have repudiated, as 8 body, the sham De
mocracy of Pierce & Co., and will give their votes
for tie Republican nominations, If they can oe
convinced that in So doing they do not vote ior
their own disenfranchisewent.
A meeting was also held at the Burnett House
Of subscribers TO an invitation 10 Gov. Chise TO
accent the testimonial of public banquet IN this
city. A committee of ten were appointed TO open
a correspondence, &c. This dinner is meant as
an apology to the gratuitous insult offered Gov {:
on the 22d Of February. by body Of disappointed
Trimble mep, who invited the Governor to ban
auet and did Iot call upon him to speak.