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ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.

IOHN n. STRANGE, Principal md Instructor ct Mnth.
u nntIcs, &c
H. W. RElEHART, OF Languages.
l., NJ. BLACkFORD. English.
Tur SECOND SESSION will commence the 9Th Of sep.
renbcr next. and continue ten months. A full course oil
Nn,hcma,ic., Ancient aud Modern language, and Eng
lish. tourlI, on tn" Plans pursued at the Virginia Military
Institute and the University Of virginia. Military instrnc'
ton, COMPRISING Infantry, Light Infantry and Artillery OK;
rrci.es. given free of extra charge. The hs-isthnts engaged
nrs recommended by the Professors OF the CniversIty OF
Virginia ms being fully qualified, both intellectually and
morally TO perform the iu,ics oi teachers; aud the Priacl.
npl rcicrs 10 these gentlemen, ms well a- 10 the PASTORS OF
the Bnp,ist and Episcopal Ciurch". in Charlottesville, Tor
their prc.emiuent qualifications. They have also ctntid'
erable experience in teaching.
TrrNsTBosrd md Tuition, with fuel, Ishts, wishing,
&c, included, S3J per rcssioR OF j months. The board
or nav, no extra tee for any branch taught here.
DAY SCHOLARS:
La,in. Greek and Mathematics.
French. Spanish and German (each)..........-...--- 10
Mh.h.nutic. and English -
prcpnra,ory Department (Engish). 30
In cycrv cu.c one half must be Paid in advance, md the
remainder ON The lst of February.
M deduction except in case oil pro,ractcd sickness. STU.
dent. m a enter nj my time, but must prepay Tor a hall
session n. none will he received for II shorter time. All
from, . distance required Ia board al the Institute. EXteii.
siye urcparatiorl- IRE IN progress for the next session.
-TSPo., Office. Charlottesville, A'bGlnnric county.
lrIy D5-JtuwtlOct
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To

VIZ WESTERN STAR. published nj Chr -,iansburv.
Montgomery county. Virginia, offers "a the jobbers
sao!esa!e dealers OF Richmond, a most excellent mo
= y Vrn2ing their business before the ;.air OF South.
.'G ~':fs!aia. North Carolina AMI Tennessee. =
>''.:sa:ca:. nav be left al the Enquirer Unicc.
WADE, SHIELDS, BRYANT il CO,
Ef:hl!.horA
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MUTATION WANTED-As a teacher in a pr

ruA school. or in an academy, by a young man who
ed ~ experience of several! years III teaching. he
,aei 20 give instruction in III. Latin and French
The vNriou- EnS!ish branches, and Mathernatics.
~ waut vii please a.drCsa the PUo-~rlosr. at Char
s.ie. "a. TUTOR
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SCHOOLS AND JOLLSGEs.
LEXINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

otN a'N'
LIME eighth session Il my LAW School will eOtninchct,
IL ut Lexington, on tho first MONDAY Of November,
ls5n, aud close un the I'D uf March. leoI.
The textbooks III thr Senior course WILDE hcEts Com
mcntaric-. LOmaxs Digest, Code OF Nr8ihin, nnd Mat
thcws' Digest: in tn" Junior course. Stevens Cnnimen:n.
rics, Improve edition of Blacks,oneo stephens flcndin2
and Grrcnlcai on Evidence, the two latter works to be
studied und recitci in common by the two clsssc-. Stu
dents who have carefully studied the usual preparatory
course, can take both courses with advantage, while those
who will commence their course oi legal study under my
direction. should limit themselves 10 the Junior COURSE
There will be daily reci,ations during the course, averns.
ing from two TO three hours, and II Moot Court will bs
organized during the inter half Of the session, Tor the dis.
cussion of interesting legal questions.
Communications addressed to me, NJ this place, seeking
more detailed information than can conveniently be given
through IN advertisement, will BE- promptly answered, du
ring my absence on my judicial Circuit, by n gentleman
Of the Bar, familiar with my plan III instruction.
My tuition fee for the session, for one or both courses,
Is 800.
The price of board in tho best hotels or private boarding
houses 10 about Sl5 Der month including fuel aud lights.
JOHN w. BROCkENBROuGIL.
Lexington, Va, Aug s6-c2aw6w
iY-1lhe Alexandria Sentinel, Winchester Viryinisn,
Lynchburc Vireiniun, South Side Democrat, and Wheeling
lntellgencer, will insert six times and forward accounts
10 The Valley Star Office. Lexington
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- WASHINGTON ACADEMY.
,uyI!E next I'VE months session Of this Institution will
commence September let, 1856, and close January
30h, ls51.
English Course, Oower branches so
Do do (higher branches,).. 20 90
Classical and Mathematical Course, ~ W
Board Gun be obtained in good families at 60 per month.
JEO. A. R. IMBODEN Principal,
Aug Fin rey Mills, Amelia, Va.
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY

lOHN r. CART, Z. VI, PrlnclpnI.
TUNHE next session OF tl;s School, will commence on
the first Monday in October, and continue ten months.
The subjects taught arc Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics, the elements of Physical Science, Military
Tactics, Music, Drawing and Painting.
TERMS:
Board. including washing, fuel aud lights ....:.s l!o w
Tuition, nccordin. 10 announcement. from ..- $50 to ~ Un
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting, ex'rn.
Address The Principal, Hampton, Va.
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-" Az: 10 "a" -t%. "' u" G%DDIx i appEEsoS, A4c.,
FRI SIZES SALE OF VALUABLE ItSDED
ESTATE ~ PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, W, ANn
,n..AN ILI..nInnN nIILRE LN

II Y yir;w" OF three several 'ru-t d"cis. executed - IT,.
ID subscribers by Col. Titus &. Rico, III. fir't dL:"'
Iuly. lsji, ia. second dated 18th JHrurEy. $50. "ud t.
;hiri an;ci ljtA January, iei0, nIlduly re" ord,d IN Primo
George County Court, We shall. =, u" rogue, - is' -""
crul parties Interested, proceed 10 sol! az l%ohc a'ci.u;.
on the premises, IN the order advertised, o. ILJHfail
the gJ,h day Of september. lc5G, il iMr. 4 nu,, the as
mir iav. commencing NJ II o'clock. \ NJ, tic following
valuubl" real estate.
lying on James River, cctw"cn the "str,c Of Or. : t' .'
tn" on" -ii.. and that .; John !. Wilcox. isg "u 'h'
-cli"n, E-q, .on H. Hor'A IL" Of IN" r''!, .s' .a
prov.ruclcs Oh ii!- ..,nj" NJ" ia:cI.ur, ,onri.''n- q i
mail dwelling loH-", bnrG, stall. Sc.
Tn" NJ j. naturally Of the HNu, I'- To"H!Ahh' lr''',
and admirably auaptci to III" growth 81 Nh"r' nat 'arn.
thoU, 80 aCrcs, more or los. arr c!'nr'd, The h"i"r'"i''
he mos; pat ! h"a'!!y set !" """i' i"'i"!s ".r',"'
tn. had. where TIC steamboats, uc dhiiy IA III" !''i' '.
-'opp.n". The ghc" = remarkably healthy, '"i '"' ''''
.ioim tine rive y"aW-IIU!.
"a Tho .-ca:" called Fol iark.,' ) oinina The a''o'
,ni IN" land OF Or Cole. md Oh F""'H- 'f'r: co."
rein. 3i2 ac'"s. ON this ..'n,c 'h"i" l. n .T"!i ut."
iw-.inc and other improvements
Sd ! tract OF wood lard adjoining "B!s:r'-,' 's'''h
'Eim'ch'-,' cOutaiE.H. - Hci"-.
9Th. a .rac; Of 30 acrc,, cn!cl Tie hlcbc," ly.o- en-
he Wcy' .iic II rowe!Is Creek. Gitoinins tho ''''Dr q
Mr. Al.Xr Jordan. ,
sin. After the sal" Of III" land will be soll III" rarson,i
"+'n'e On the place, CONSISTING. ct 6 r"u''s } boz. -
COWS and oxen, wagons. crr'S, rlau.hs md isr1iiS "a
pl"mcnrs. Also 3 Ii h,r. n"d uoOr-
And IN the following dry VIZ: FRIDAY, rho so DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1856, il inir, ! no.. IN" E"X'ih a. ~
| City rJiuf. Il, l. O'Clock ~, Il valuable II, c"r'".'a.
nb0ut one mere. opposite 20 Moody Tavern. 81" !l.'ar
.Ut".y on ia" lin" OF the cry Rom, Hn.l Rod In'- IT, -
regarded vrl.nbi- iUi a warehouse. In RECORD &" IL" "f'
| TAT, chilled "Binir's." il is believed ;hr' il PIE "it- r. mn~y
advantages i"r It judd. i0rs unI rrcr'nh!" irv"."'"i' 'ar
capitalists nni farmers aT any o'l'r '-rnr" ar -" e
River. which has been ~" rod IN market i- y ."I- 'I7
DR.. john Mine, Mr.. Wa. Z. hhwIu--, EiG ~. 10 .
Sciirn, are, well acquainted WIKI 'As "s'ni", nnt "'. e
i-'l sIf". give any information that i"Hy Be '"'li't 'N
tAOs' " b." may empire Of them. Col lice. T"'"0hL "a
tho place. will SLOW the estate 10 tios" WHO mhj VIZ ''
examine m" -nn'o We aye aG'holiz d y liz. iH''''. 'r.
| tarc-t"h. 10 -ny that instead ot selling on rE" t'iUsg Pc
-rrihpi by The deed. tho terms will u" c,"'"Grh "n-N
balance at !. = and 3 ycmrt. un'c!rst pnyahl" Lhii y"aiist>
secured ay y irust deed.
Ar. a,-a.n.s. y. & G2 aRFE&.ox. iTm.ee..
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THFLDREN CRY FOR II. la!- .Ia ,blr pr ph:s'Irn
L ns now .tood he tee; OF year, -rd : popularity -
daily increasing a. it, merits b-r0or Suo"u lt.- COZ.
DENLY recommended ~ the -rinsr, best rrd most pl'"'HnL
reIn,Ig IL use for eXpelnng wurr'u. j.. .f.hi in'r'' NV.
gained Tor il In. Recommendation "i rhS -!c!a2s, motors
and Others, who have tlcd u success, iiy, wnrs ~! '"e
ordinary nSisestirg preparations h"v" 'nli'i B"lh- ''"
pared espaC inl!y Tor chiidr"n. j, cDu'"in- 10 OIL ~ worm
seed. turpentiue, or other dra-iIr ard nag.""' ~ "f"G'
pra,oIei crlv nv f. ~ nriG-:-:
Sod also by bennett, Beers ( ..sA'f no" 'yre' ." ''"eu
& "a wholc.al. agents, and by Druggists cen"'aiy
au-2T-3m
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- ,yD ~SoLLEhES.

titINtN
>1TU>p coLIEt;5s. ,umcnss /.
~ - lsi !aH,
,,' NJ, N rresii,ns, aud rrs'''0r Of NV
Professor Of Greek Ls"su . ""
d, n,sncy. 4. NJ, Professor
...r A. NJ. Professor OF N"'''"
Professor OF Chemistry ""d S''
# Academic D"pa'' ANN
~ TERMS: Slco
r'',,. J. "
= r'n.' Department .'- ....... -
,aIa'' =. Printing - et"t :, dsy are
lsos-'s' I;css Only dHrtns ,ns ". ncpiem.
-. IL I!''sh! day scholars ;n'nS wash.
,ar : 70, " ICONS and p'YI.", ,h,, mrs, OF O5cto.
~ s0ar' N,s.pccuvtly; for tuition. ,sa IS,b nf
,,y, ~ A,. ~. and the r'''aMT w ~ rsfuuded'
- III \. lei SICKNESS: ,,,., which
:! gciN> ~. erected ane" hoIe', Hn'sn,
-a,:r'' =. " ,h,,r own responsibility
'cN'" - .,.,s Aug S-ctf
.. s.ts N..
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JUm.nIss!ONtF IT IHuIHH ,,.l.l I,
NoTE.-Thc above advertisement VIII 90 puoIs;ieu "
such pnpers only rs are requested bJ noteso insert"
Aug 9c-cwtis
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JEFFERSONTON ACADEMY

JEFFERSOSTOS ACADEMY
fuNHE twenty second session Of this School will rom.
in.nc" on the 18th OF September, lcbi. ind end the
18th July l-j7.
The Sca.nnils siiua,sd IN the village Of Jci'rrsonton. Cul.
pepper equity, GIJdt =, miles from Fauquicr White sulphur
SPRING. in nh unusually healthy n.ighborhooi, aud almost
entirely irc" romdl''!PrtIoI
Board i~ncluiin. washing tuclnnd lights and Tui.
En:li-h Brunch $ and Mathematics ............. - 90
l.anc.":rs-Hf.-x "ni Latin -..-.-.....-. 80 T."
"a .hlr ul".h4Ii u. advance. hslhnc" i5:n February. No
July !5-crI5i sep, CAI.EH BURNLEY. PRINCIPAL.
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
TENIIE next session oi this School vii! commence on tho
Il lot 81 september, and close during the last week IN
June.
Thi- School; i situated in Albemnrlc county, virginin,
I'VE mil.- West of The University, and within one mile OF
Woodvilln Depot, on the Central Rail Road. Ito object Is
To prepare youths tor the University OF Ghrsinia i,, m,
TERMS For tuition and board, including ~h-hinS anu
fuel, for ten rnonths. SEQ, or a. the rateoI s2l per month.
for n pnr: OF n session. =,
For further information, address The Principal al Wood
' P. GOOnLOE. Principal
REFERENCES, ny PERMISSION.
TIL. Fnc,,l,y of the University nf Virginia. Alexander
Rivc.. E-G. Charlottesville Va; J. w. saunders. Esq
! charlottesville. Va w. J. Robertson, ESQ ChHrlat'rs
vile, va:Goi. I J. Randolph p S Sfn yn vi R;sb m%n; w" W.
Prot. II. TuIwiler. Havana, Ala; Col. :. Dhbhey; Nay
| mond, Miss: Dr. J f.. Moncure. r. raymond, Miss ID. a.
inrton city: Mes.rs. n. A.. ] c. Goniloe, Franklin comn.
~, Ain Mr. D : Guodloc, Livingston, Miss; X II: Win,
ter. E-q. New Orleans. July 25-ct lat Sept.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
FWNIE seventh scssion Ut the Southern Female Institute
will commence on the lst Monday in October next.
The Boarding Department, Is under the charge OF u. Lee
Powell, Esq.
Board, for 2 months, ssoU
Tuition,
Preach, Italian, German, spaSi.a. eaeh,......-..."2o
Drawing from $50 to $50.
Music a. pToie-sor's prices. "a
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yEHHE second sessiun Of this Institution, under the diTec,
hon CT Mrs. l.. y. HALL, Principal, insisted by ccal.
petcnt teachers, will commence on the first Monday in
October next, and terminate the third Friday in July,
1857. with one weeks HOLIDAY eacn NJ Christmas and
Whitsur:ide.
TERMS PER SESSION.:
For tuition in Sonlnicu English branches, ........-. so 90
For tru,on IN higher English branches, ...........25 o.
Eof tuition in Latin, French and Italian, each ....... 10 %
For tuition in Music on Piano. and use Of Instrument, s. %
For tuition in Drawing and Painting, .......,......l5 20
For school room expenses 3 10
For board. washing room rent, &e,.-....-.....l los 90
Payments :-Onr.half o. tho Isl, of january and the
other half at tho close Of the session.
A comHlodious building has been erected. expressly
sdsrted ~ the purposes Of the School. shall. as hereto
tore, unite my own personal efforts and attention wEh
Mr. Halls in the general management Of this Seminary.
A catalogue Of the last session, which contains full inlor
NATION OF the course OF study. government. &c, will be
forwarded 20 those who may desire 1t, on application
Nv address will DC kilmarpock, Lancaster county, Va
Aug l2-ciw ADDlsoN HALL
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p.sTW0oD SCHOOL, NEAR sTAUNTOS, VA.

BY PIKE POWERS
UlHE next session begins on the lst Septerate, ana con
tinues ten months.
TKaMs:-For tuition TAD hos,d. including everything
but lights. Sda0, payable one.h halt On lSt September, and
on shelf on lst January.
For further particulars, see circulars to be had OF Pike
Powers. Stsun,on, Va" Aug 6-ctisSep
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T:~-,ON AS TEACHER WANTED.

rIrS; Any wishes a situation IA teacher IN d
.--..s IAN Is. or assistant in a large school or
!. :. va. educated 1t a Virginia ~ ninary; has
49, s-ence IN reaching, and mas determined 10
!. - energies 10 tins profession. Sne wiz teach
-. ri AL ;l.. Usual branches OF a tho
= :. c use. she ha. ample testimonials. of char
a.,,:,,t.ons. -.
49,. W.. 4 : Bax35l. Richmond, Va.
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SrHOnI, IN l,0EISA

SCHOOL.
b subscriber viii! open n school for girls, ut his
IL house, on the lst October. This will be Il family
school, entirely under the instruction and superintcn.
dence OF Mrs. Blair aad ayself. The girls will be- mem
bers OF our iaEily, and receive the same watchiul care
bestowed on our own daughters. Our aim will be to give
thorough instruction in the branches necessary for Il good
education, and 10 train them for domestic life, for which
Providence intended them. do not think il necessary
10 give references, for myself, as to scholarship, and a dis.
position TO be faithful and conscientiou, being Il graduate
OF a college and a minister Of The cos pel, in s Church which
requires q thorough literary course before admission TO It's
ministry. The friends whose names are below, are nc.
qusin:ed in my family, and can giro Information Us to the
sor; OF influence likely to be exe,ttSi there.
The number OF scholars will be necessarily very limit.
ed Glentivar is Is miles west Of Charlottesville. within
halt a mile OF Greenwood Depot on the Central Rail Road.
The hrat sessioa will be Of nine northumberland sen.
siona 10 months
Terms for session of 9 months, payable half in advance:
English Tuition, Board, Washing, &c,...........sI53 on
i.h'!ho VI french, V
Music on Piano and use of instrument, ............. 80 0C
REFERENCES.
Rev r N Wales, Greenfield, Va.
Rev VIM : White, d D., Lexington. Va.
Geo + Harrison Esq Goochisnd Cour, House, Va.
Gen John II Co2kc. ! Islands. Va.
WIN B Hs,r,.on, Esq Brandon, Va.
Mrs Iuict Drew, Richmond, Vr
Rev S b Wilson. d D., Humpdcn sidney. va.
Address, REV. : W BiaIE.
June l9-c,lstOct. Greenwood Depot. Albcmsric. w.
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FARM IN pOwuAr.N COUNTY, CONTAIN.

ING 30 ACRES. TOGETHER WITH THE CKUT-.
STOCK. AND SLAVES THEREON. FOR SALE.
vENHE suhscr.h.rs n" authorized 70 sell The farm. IL Sis
Il county ~ Pu"!a:au. cn!Ist "MFADOW ElLl."
u, contains i%i acres, moI" ur less. Of which hboUt 'Er'"
iour'hs ar" ur tD!c .nnG ia good aergi, d! "h:,h about lrh
acres ar. 'n" branch low grounds. There pGc rhou' 10
acres Ut wood land, o. w!!rra CTe.hnl. !s o. vi s.tHl
rro"'h. The tract aiju.r- he cstn;e .; p. -. Gr,: 20
Cooke, Esq.
In" ag.Iiags on in" place consist Of a b,icA dw'i'ir.
WIKI i rooms, bnrE, stable. corn house, = new 'ULrs'r
houses. Sc. There il " good garden attached q H." IIrc"
AZ the owner i anxious to srl' speedily. he viii. l. -.
sired, lncIud" in the sal" al the growing crops, stock "'
'nUl"-, cattle. Ac. nnd } valuable E"-ro'..
The lnTd vii b" tHilyw-d :chdy 10 be seeded in o crop
OF wE",;. 50 Ihht The p4rchascr viii &c, the hrErE: d: 'rr
same. Possession cHu be- nd ~ once.
r NOT sold Irvni"ly before the IL, OF October r"S'. u
wtilb" sold al public auction. on III" Premise. on TUE
DAY, ~" 1;h any Of that month. NJ - O'Clock, If :n:r, :"
n y rh" r"r' fnir lay, az which Tim" everything % No."
place will be sold.
/! su,I at Hi.Ilvu. the terms, whic! vii! De nrcOmiIo"n
linz. viii then hr made kHown.
Au. "a-c;.s GOpDlE SPpEESOH, ALc;.
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:. = Zach EA-N.a. I.,;!n. Greek, !:ench and
-.rr. te.i-c:, 20 OBTAIN a situation n r private
- he ensuing wear. - commence he l., OF oc
*. A. &c auaiHr"t,nG', cha! ac:er sc. refer 10
am Il Hs;y..ya, F~r..c.ysl cI Ain".i- Academy,
=. ~. .a,a...a ~g.,ry $50 aud bJh.d. Address
p,-,.r. = II "a Aug Set:
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..r,:oMERY ACADEMY,

' Mo>'ti"'.TIANSBuRG Va
sa",y, . i, Principal, aided by COM
' I'm ,nm.reuce lis 9Th annual session
IS ~ -...,,mucr ii. leho,
. -" .a n thorough preparation LOT Gu
-. "A our hes: Colleges, or log 'ae
1 - ~. experience aaisateess IL teach
, - h. capacity 70 instruct
TERMS: to
,,n- u mcnihs,. w
r ~ no
I'll sciences, 40 90
IN
-
f." '>?.'' N uivsncc, ont The oi!c: hall the lst
10y. ,..va.h;n. fuel. lights, SC, can be had In
j. a'.i - "a SO. and IL the country Ill from
" r. 2'"- TESTIMONIALS,
- t~,.n D. D.. rres.den, Hampdea sgd.
.. . a graduate ot ,n,s ..sih ati1n' anu q
E"'', ~ :, L c,cry department. gen
al "a :sS reputation amongst All VINO
. sr,, ca..ac,rr, perserer'ns, eherseue'
:" = - y ~. .as,ractors and Is cordiniiy recon-
.''.'," =, ssy branch OF education.
y = yea. r R,l:ield Academy, Va:
''T'" ra. ~. Bo,yd highly approves OF the
w ~ r,.spa NcMUrran, III MS con0uci OF sne
p ~. ,s.; wear. and takes pleasure III recon-
~ (: AZ 40 ami Judicious teacher aud q Eino
:. u..su'lsmsa.
,.g..-a:.vn apply for Circulars.
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7ZnTRsITY OF VIRGINIA.

|. g',.j G; Visitors o! the University Of Virginia.
ITO . tie sin OF September next, icr 'ae pr
iii. Ch.!r NJ History aui General L''era,
r;splsEed. viii not b. made before me -.
80 next. accordingly. rpptcntrns to MI me
,.,., and hebrew, will be received un'.i tnee. ~
-. snd ,ha, OF History sad Gsner"i !nyla'uie
!, : 3: January. -. racnI,v
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As PKIVATE TCTOH WANTED

iJ.Ni NAN. who has attended !ectures az the
..'..:y Of Virginia 10 Ancient and Modern Ian.
+, 3sasua:ics and Moral Philosophy. for two years,
'..:lSUga IS private tutor III " family.
ktirss>t.6 lwyn.aa's store, Va.
~ 2-r..r1>.a,
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.ANIED--i situation de Teac:.
TEACHER.

l.-UiTlON Is wanted Ms teacher. in some private
iz.y or Academy Of the South, by n gentleman who
/: c,as.csrahle experience in ,euchlns al the sou'h
l I. a, ;he North, and can exhibit testimonials from
l.:yus lno.e wishing 10 engage ;aC services oil II
4 w.Il qualified TO give Instruction III IN" English
b. usually laugh, in our best schools. n well a. ne
T.. OF Lain and Greek, viii please address Box
J ln ssborouyh, Fulton county. ". J.
3.-.Srtl.,D
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.
HITHERTO the Boarding Department OF Richmond
College has been under the management OF a stew
ard employed by the Trustees They have determined 70
change the plan, and have established two Hotels with
large and comfortable accommodations for such a, ,44aj
desire to be connected with the Cellars. These hote3
have been taxi by hr. James z. Ty:ef, Of Richmond;
and Mr.. Li7ds&y. ferrhcr;y, Hoielkeepcr Of William and
Mary College. 1rThesc gentlemen are qualined for the po.
si,ion. and will, doubtless, give satisfaction to the students
and their parents. The dormitorie, are spacious and com:
Portable. and the Trustees anticipate a large increase OF
students the coming session. Terms Of board, tuition. &c.
may be learned by ~refeycsee to the staIdipa advertise.
ment in the d~iTalent pspsfs:
On behalf Of the COMMITTEE
FREDERICK ACADEMY az THE VISTA
TON B.. Y. NJ. o YOUNG AIDES
yHyHE exercises of this institution will recoHHenee on
the lss Monday Of seR,,emssF.
Entrdnoo--
board and tuition, with the best French Ian.
susae, Of desired)
Stationery. washing, ~mendins, bed, bedding,
Music on the Piano, Harp or Guitar forms an additional
charge. -. u;.
drawing and painting, IRE likewise extra charges
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INSTITUTE,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Mss AsSs LEAroN, Principal.
commence on the LIST Monday in September next,
apd CLOSE the end of the following June.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF TEN MONTHS:
Primary Department in English,
More Advanced in Englsh.
lnNhelnauCs,.
French, German, Spaulah, Italian, (each( -..........2
Latin.
Nuhle ON fhno
Cae Of Instrument,
Vocal Music, (privato lessonsl 66
Board, Qncluding lights and 100
Washing per month,
Payment TO be made half yearly in advance. and no de.
duction made except for protracted illness. Charges are
made irsm the beginning of the month in which the pupil
enters.
As children require more constant attention. and a diff
Department has been formed, which will he disconnected
from the rest Of the school, and IN which little girls will
receive that undivided caro- WHICH 10 Indispensable In the
INSTRUCTORS.
MSS MSS S 1 [T EE#is Es'l''".
Rev. D. c r. DAVIS, Ancient Languages
--,M Modern Languages.
Nh. WIN. STRANGE. Drawing.
MIR. CHARLES T. FREY, Music.
The following gentlemen have kindly permitted their
names 10 he used as references:
Rev r. X Meade, j.. w. Saunders, WIN. J. Robertson,
John Il. I imberske, DR., Cbar,es Minor, Eugene Davis,
Prof Iohn Is. MAJOR. University of Va Hon. Alexander
r Eoi.a,.ay. aichmondi Thomas Spears. Powhatan: Hon.
Samuel Mch. Moore, Lexington, Va; DIR. wm. g. Carr.
Va; VIM wiihrow, WaynesborouGh, Va.
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FAUQUIER

bAIVVIER SCIIOUI4.
yINHE next session of my school viii commence On tn"
IL 10, OF September and end the latter part oi June
Ancient and Modern languages, Mathematics. &c.. are
taught, mi every rhort il made To contribute to thu CON
ioIt, happiness and improvement OF the pupils For cir.
culars, containing particulars, apply TO M" NJ Midd'churs,
Loudoum county. W. ". TERBS
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