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~ a-cif RoBT. A. ATKINSON.
4 VALUABLE FARM in THE COUNTY OF
MlTTMEMS "a EQR SA =

NAIIUEWS =, WI, TUX S.EI.F.
N ESIRlNG TO move my Negroes South, will Sell
th;s beautifully located and desirable estate. cheap.
and on terms TO sui, purchasers. S-lfo.d confirms 30
acres. $50 of which is arabic, we'll enclosed with a new
chestnu; fence, aud recently lined. The bsildings ARE all
new and i'll good order. supply Of wn;ei plentiful and
rom never failing springs. SeaGorl ia sirGstsd In an arm
and within sight of the Chesapeake, with = fc oyster
shore, and n grca, a%bundnnuc OF every variety of Hsn near
u, bend. Vessels loading with grain lie within 100 yards
OF the grsnnry. The Norfolk and Baltimore steamers run
70 their whar; within 3 miles OF the farm. S tini"s a week.
Persons wishing to purchase, are rcguest.d 10 inspcc; the
premises. \. X. SHEPARD.
AZ -.y --As
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SCHOOL,


TIME subscribe. will open a school for girls, ut his
L. house, on the lst October. This will be d family
school, entirely under the instruction and superirten-
lcnc. OF Mrs. Blain and my-clf The girls will be mem.
ser, ut our family. md receive the same watchful care
bestowed on our own daughters. Our aim viii be 70 give
thorough instruction in IN. branches necessary for h good
education. md 70 Train them for domestic life, for which
Providence Intended them. do not think 1t necessary
10 Civ. references. Tor myself. as TO scholarship, aud n dis.
position 20 DC faithful and cOasc!rntiou, -be!E- Il graduate
OF a college and a minister ol the gospel, in a Church which
requires n thorough literary course before admission 20 it's
ministry. The friends whose names are below, a- nc.
Gunin;-di in my family, and can give Information as 10 the
aor, Of influence likely to De exeTcd there.
The number OF scholars will be necessarily very limit'
81 Gi-nrvar is Is miles west OF Charlottesville. within
half n mile Of Greenwood Depot on the Central Rail Road.
Tic hrs, session Will De Of nine mon,hs-suosequant ses'
.ions 10 months
Terms for session O! 9 months, payable hsli in advance:
English Tuition. Board. Washing, &c,....-....s!Ij Co
Lain or French, W
Music on Piano and use oi instrument, ,...........3t 10
REFERENCES.
Rev r " Wales. Greenfield, Va.
Rev VIM : Wrt". D y, Lexington. Va.
Geo F Harrison lsg Gooch!Enl Court House. Va.
Gen John II Cooke. Islands, Va.
VIM y Harrison, Esq, Brandon, Va.
Mr. JGh-t Drew, Richmond, Va.
Rev : b Wilson. h d Hs:npicn sidney. Va.
Address, KEW. : W Bl.AlN,
June lg-c.lstOct. Greenwood Depot, AlbemRrie, Va
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1 TOUNG gentleman. who has attended a full course
IA = .-c;urcs In the Academic Department Of toe
i. s:T":':y o.: III -!uia, and who has graduated in several
4; :" MS: important: branches. desires n situation M
j.saca@: "a = grsace scaooi or Acan.edy lie prefeE'
t&i"aa- -" aG.e:: Languages or Mathematics.
\ A!:--.s D.. Z. "ytheyIl!e, VA.
1 >c~t"eeI'y Wal sill please cory.
Ig'y Re.
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LAND FOX SALE IN LOUISA.

lTyNuE -. .--n.r wishing 10 move, Offers ior sale his
.-sc, i Ani, lyin; Upoa The waters OF hickory
Creek n tie c1uu'y Of Louisa, adj p!ulns iLe lHnos OF w.
Is 1 Gillespie. col Win E. Voolfolk and Others. Inc
b.. .,l,..as go acres, the greater portion being OF yrsit'
l. u:@stiJu. TIE Improvements consist, OF a evening
y :. :.e ..val out houses. The above lsnd can o. cohVe'
Y. JAMES L. kEAS.
4 -. q y-t-
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Y0TNC IlDTESj SCHOOL,

Young LADIES' SCHOOL.
l3S NARY FEGRAM vii! open q Boarding ana
ANA Day Schoo! tor young ladies, on the ist of October
rex', NJ her residence IN Linden Square. Franklin street.
The course Of Instruction will be thorough and extensive,
reaching from the elementary 10 the highest branches OF
education. Competent assistants will be employed in
each department, and great care be used in the selection
OF text.bsoks.
supervision OF Miss Pesram. With a due sense of the
responsibility che assumes, she will devote herself assidu.
ourly and honestly to its proper tulhiment; aiming 1T the
highest standard Of female education, and a conscientious
use Of the means essential to its attainment.
Mathematics, Latin and the Physical Science5, will be
taught by n gentleman well qualified Toy tho ta.k;
Italian ard Getmsu VI :asTe masters Of each tongue.
drawing by the best professors
The French language will receive special attention. aud
be under the charge Of a French lady, who will reside in
the family the object being TO teach the pupils both the
OF the language and to speak !: erhh ease and
accuracy. To this eRd Il will be tho medium oil commu'
The Junior and senior cls,ses shall receive equal a:ten'
tioa.
Miss Pegr IN proposes also the formation OF a Bellies
Let,res clsss. for the study of English classicalliteratur
Young ladies' who have left school may find this a material
aid 10 elfirnproYement: and those from a distance, VINO
may wish to come - parlor boarders, can join TINS Class.
Mrs J. W. Pcgran will have charge OF the ooa.dins
department, aud will unite with Miss PegraT; n conufoa'
ting to the comfort and proper t::a'n'Is CT ne young Ia
dies.
TERMS:
ESsrd l0T the entire session
Ensi!sH On
Foreign languages, each
Music and Drawing at 4 Professors charges.
Persons wishing 10 enter pupils, or to make furtne. N
9ulries relative to the school, will apply TO Mrs. Or mns
Linden Square. Richmond, Va.
July l6-dtfActlsOct
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ALBEMARi.E MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, a.
TOHN B. STRANGE, Principal and Instructor of Ma,h

ALBEMARi.E .MlLlltkf INSTITUTE,
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
HOHN B. STRANGE, Principal and Instructor OF Math.
q mR,cs, &c
II. ". RElElIART, OF Languages.
l.. NJ. BLACKFORD. English
lur SECOND SESSION viii commence the 9Th OF Sep.
,embrr next, and continue Ten months. A full course OF
Mathematics, Ancient ant Modern Languages. AMI Eng.
!lsn, taught on the p.nn= pursued az the Virginia Military
Institute aui the University a! Virginia. Military instruc.
ZION, comprising Infantry, Light Infantry and Artillery cX.
erci-ns. given tree OF extra charge. The assistants engaged
are recommended by the Professors Of the University OF
virginia rs being iGlly qualified, both intellectually nii
morally. to perform IT, iu:j"s Ot teachers; EGi the frinci'
pal refers 20 these gentlemen, us vel! a. 10 the pnsiOrs o'
the BAPTIST and Episcopal Churches in Charlottesville. Tor
their prc.em.acn, qualifications. They have also cLn.ii
rrsbln rSpcr!r.c" III teaching.
TERws:-Roarl md Tuition, with fuel, lights, washing.
&c. included. S22o per session o; l0months. The board.
or PAYS no .x:ra tee Tor any branch laugh, here.
DAY SCHOLARS:
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. 500
Preach. Spanish AMI German (each) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Ma;hcmatic. aud English -
Preparatory Department tEng.-h).. 30
In every ca,r our hal: must D" paih in advance, and thc
remainder on the Isl oi February.
No deduction except Ia Chsr o. prn'rnc,cd sickness. stu.
dents may enter a. any time. uit must prepay Tor a halt
session. rs none vii, ne received tor h shorter time. All
from n distance required 10 bunri NJ the Institute. Eden.
sive preparations are IN progress for the next session.
rE~Pos Osicr, Charlottesville, Aihemarle county.
JuIy o-1,1ytlOr'
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Eis day. a. 2, O'Clock wi! be .o:f ::
- Ak"!y n":r 'c'-rOnsis.in o: alsn, b1y.snd slr il. and
women and children,
Al, : nrrrrSsrr ur ~
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INIIE COMMUNICATED OF vIRGINIA-

HlIlE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Il TO II SHERIFF OF GOOCHlAND COUNTY
GREErISo We. command you to summon the Waller
Gold Mining Compuny 10 sppear nj the Rules al IT." Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Cour, Of GoUchland County, on the
i.st Monday in July rex., TO answer William NJ. HGrri.
son and John blair, merchants and partners IL trade under
the s,yle and frm Of w. NJ. Harrison & Co, of n plea OF
.rc.prss Oh the case tor the non. performance of promises
and undertaking s-lamage Sl3GO-,sni have then Their"
.hla writ.
Witness, Narci.sus W. Miller, Clerk Of our sa!i COur',
at the Courthouse, the 2G:h day OF June, ls5t. and in tnc
-0th year of the Commonwealth
VAR ". MILLER, Clerk.
Ar RULES held In the Clerks OtHce Of the Circui:
Court Of Goochland County, on the TN day OF Jliy' !-'':
William NJ. Harrison ard John Blair, merchants ana
partners in trade, under The style and firm CT y. N. h"r'
rison & Co, i'a'n"'1'
acsins.
The Waller Gold Mining Company, priendan's.
In An action o. trespas= on the ca." tor tn recovery oil
sY hundrrd ard fifteen dollars and SIXTY eight cent?. a,
the least with interest thereon from IN" Isl day OF April.
l5t6, I'LL paid.
The attachment sued ont against the estate OF the deien-
darn. in ,ris case beng returned executed, and the dcicn.
dant No. having been served either with the in this
sm;, mr. with the shid attachment, and 1t appearing by an
,,Eisyi, lied in This cause that the said defendants are rot
rc.;den,. Of this Siata: il is ordered thar the .aid deirn-
jsn;, do appear within ono month after due puHhca'
ION o.. this orde. and do Whist 10 necessary 10 protect :hcir
interests Iopies-icstt r,
JuIy 1g-cw4w MAX w. MIlIER, ok.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA,
AL uOMARp on III HEIGHTS.

THREE MILES WEST OF ALEXANDRIA.
Rev. JOHN p. Mcguire. Rector.
TIME mex, session will commence on Wednesday, the
IL lUh OF September.
TERMS:-ss25f for Board, Tuition IN the regular course,
sc. Modern Languages, Music and Drawing are extra
charges.
Rcterences:-Th Bishops and other clergy OF tho Dio-
cesc.
Circulars containing the course of study, government,
terms. &c, sent 10 thuse VINO request them.
Drec, 10 Rev. John P. MCGUIRE, theological Seminary,
ra,r:sx county Va Juiy lI-cw-w
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NDTIGE.

I'D dirac::on OF the BOARD Of Visitors Of the Virginia
I'D Military Institute, | will appoint a State Cadet to nj!
f7scaacy existing IN the Senatorial District OF Ming VIII
fl7, Gloucester. &c. under the old arrangement, appii'
h:o1s addressed TO Gloucester Court House. and receiy-
Ec".J.c the 18th August, will receive CONSIDERATION.
Expenses OF q stats Caie;. $40.
WIN 3. TALIAFERRO,
igly 2S-c'l5hauy President Board.
- ~ nnni "a l.aI.. cnn
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IEFFERSOSTON ACADEMY

EyHE twenty second session OF this School will com
mencr on the lo;= Of september, l:5S, and end the
18TH July lc&I. r.
r,orr rnun.r. about Q; miles firm Fauqui-r White sulphur
Sprinr.. il. IN unusually healthy n.ishburhcoi, aad almost
entirely free from dissipation.
TERMS:
Bonrd GnriulinG washing, tnrland lights Hd TUT.
;iun w
r,"iI. r. pr,nci.s aud Mathematics ............ ~ o.
Pav.b;.. one. ir,f in advance, balance 18th February. No
deduction for absence, except IL case OF pru;rRct"d illness.
Iulv J.. -ctli:h Sept CAI.ER BURNLEY. Principal.
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July Sim HUBERT P. + ERNRE:
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AMI MATIIEMATl-

CAL ATADEME.
TNNHE EXERCISES OF ;h.a school "il! TO resumed on the
-; October ncx:--sc--iru 8, months. In" service.
OF mons 1UcHLKR n, Us instructor oil Modern ! .ang usr"s, have
been secured.
TERMs-payhble retai annually in aGraHets
For Tuition III Ls;:a. Mathematics a:d English $50 %
" " either Of The Modern Languages. 20 10
For Ills qualifications as an instructor. tho Principal re-.
iers 10 the following gentlemen. among his patrons during
the past sessiOu:-tior. II. A. Wise, Messrs. g. 4. Myers,
john N. Patton, Alex R. Holiday, &. W. Gre,,er, E. Fon-
tame, 7. X Price, p. K. Grattau, Revs. George Wood.
bridge and J. Peterkin. w. D. STUART,
Principal.
'.tMr. srrAhr ia a graduate OF the Virginia Military Ia.
s,i,u:e. and for three years d:ScEarscd with sren, sh,isiac.
,ion the duty Of All Assistant Professor OF Ma,nenn,ic. IN
II. do, with great confidence, say to the patrons of his
Academy, tina, tncy will mud him n Jealous. competent: and
faithful teacher. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
July LII Supt OF Va Military Institute
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WILLIAM %BATTAILE,

ATTORNEY AT Law. YAZOO CITY. MISSISSIPPI
EOSTINuES 10 practice in the Courts held 1t Jackson,
and in those OF the Fifth Judicial District, composed
of the counties OF Iazoo, Madison, Holmes, Lcake, Alfalfa,
Winston and Suntower; will Civ: strict attention to col.
lection OF claims, payment o; taxes and Adjustment OF law
titles in eiiIer of those counties. Refers 20 George r.
Peake, Esq., Richmond; DR.. l: J. %Stribling, Stauntsn;
Thos. :. Knox, Esq. fredericksburg; Messrs. Swiney,
Green & Co, New Orleans; Messrs. J. Wilde, Jr, New
York: Gen. Wn. F. Gordon, %Albemsrle, Va; VIM. NJ.
Goure Eso. Washington CITY Oct ll-cwtf
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SCHOOL,

TIME next session OF nay school will commence on The
Il Let o. September and end the latter part OF June
Ancient and Modern languages, Mathematics, &c, are
taught; and every EFFORT is ,nnde 10 contribute 10 IN" com.
tort. happiness aud Improvement OF the pupils Fog cir
culer-. containing particulars, apps 10 me h: Miidl"lurs,
Loudouu county. W. w. TEhBS.
JULY 2p-c2m
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GOAL, coal, COAL.

| COAL. COAL, COAL.
ALEXANDER ENGLAND has taken az orce oppo'
a In. the Petersbur! Depot, for the sale OF Clover
Ii;I cal and hiss secured the serTiceso OF NJ a. A. Allen,
.na .riII D.. prepared 10 furnish tce various qualities with
M pnp;ne.s for CASH, or TO punctusl Customers only.
Aug a-dlm
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NUMMIs>TONERS SALE or VALUABLE

NNsfAH 49, a. s"-hAst ~ u
FARM AND OTHER LANDS IN HENRICO COuE
Ti,, FOUR MILES EAST OF RICHMOND BY virtue CT
a decree OF the Circuit Court 0. Henrico. pronounced on
Inc 5n May, 1856, in tine suit of Vaughan, &c, against
vaughan, &c, We shall, as the Commissioner appointed
Tor the purpose. proceed 10 sell, atpublic auction. or the
premises on Tuesday, the 2rd day OF Septcm5er, l-56. ut l2
o'cluck,M i: flair, if mol, tho next fair day the vnlun5!c Farm
nnd other lands OF the lato Henry Vaughan, decd, Cinclu
county Of Henrico, about four miles EMS, OF Richmond.
Col. Sherwin McRae and others, containing, in the aggre.
at the office Of the Auctionrrrs.
u will be divided NJ follows, viz Cedar Hi! Che man.
sion house tract,) contains 2e1i acres, Of which ca acres
are cleared nigh land. 1913 acres cleared low grounds, OF
tnn qualify. and A. acres wood laud. No. =. or "Ssun.
dcrs' ' tract, contains 81 acres. most uf which is n wood
End timber. No ), Or 'Frces' tract, contains. $50 acrcs.
the most OF which Is IN wood. having on tue New Bridge
road, a large framed dwelling. No. 4, opposite the above,
and adjoining the New Bridge Church, confirms abou, one
acre. No. 5, n detached parcel adjoining Me.srs. Horace
Edwards and John q. Goddin, contains * acres, NIL in
wood Also, IN annuity or ren, charge Of 81 bbls OF corn.
payable annually ou the 93d February. growing on, Of Ger
tain land cold or leased 10 the late Judge Marshall. with the
right of taking back the land II default is made Ia III pay
mcnt OF the rent.
The foregoing real estate is so we'll known, tina, fur.
Their description IL deemed unnecessary.
T~ERws.-Onc third ca.h; balance 4, che and two ears,
Tor bomb bearing interest, with good security, and ii, ere.
tanned iii! the last bond i paid, and \ convey snce ordered
by the Cont.
WIN. II. VAUGHAN, )c.u
JAS. Il. VAUGHAN. Sooh'h
rSSoS. 40 coniuct.i hu GnnnrS & ApuuusoS i,s,
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PUBLIC SALE OF MOST VALUABLE rs.
vEHS PROPERTY, at LOUISA COURT HOUSE.

VIRGINIA.
EHTiLI. be sold, on MONDAY, the l:;h day Of August
w $50. inrhc hiCh"-t bidder, wi:hou: reserve. tha,
most valuable and wrli.known Tavern, At Louisa Court
House. tu.rtt or with some twU hundred acres of land.
This property is on: Of the most valuable Tav.rus in
Eastern Virgins, possessing advantages which but !ew other
locations do, tire buildings being large and roomy, with
various Offices OK cottages connected, making II peculiarly
adapted 20 tire reception 0: hpsr!rrs iuriay the summer, il
J.;n: situate! Immediately upon he Virginia Central Rail
Road. six;v riiir. North. West Of Richmond. and within
fourteen miles 81 Cor louisville, tho junction OF the Aiexan.
dria Rail Road with the Central. the mail cars passing it
twice day in each direction. The dining room, bar. yard
an stable, being a5Undsntiy supplied with the bes, spring
aatrr. "nich also may De conveyed 10 c"rry room about
The premises. Bath houses are roOu. Icing erected IN the
vari for tho accommodation o: ;hs visitors, together with
many 0.aer advantages. rendering IL AS desirable property
A. any Enst Oi TIE Blue Ridge.
TERN>-Onc fourth on list Oc:0ber, remainder in 4
equal us;n!m"n, q: !. 9, 3 and 1 years, bearing interest.
IL lie sam" tin" will Dr sold various houses and lots,
consisting Oi dwelllrgs. stores, shops, &c.
Also, three lCts containing from 10 10 20 ncrcs each OF
very vnlGnh," .pnd, all adjoining the village which con
tain. thrcr handsome churches.
oyt-r Court House i. we'll known as being one of the
most business, and erea,"st trading Localities in Virginia -
II i. surrounded by he best society ard liberal citizens.
TERMS-Onc third cash; balHncc IN J.. = and , years,
interest from date. The-r lots vii. be sold win same re.
str:ccious "a other iota sold al this place.
Sale 10 commence. at . O'Clock.
VIM CHI -
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N''"~' ,N,h,, Rev. John ?. Mcclure, Rev J.
49, e. -, White. Esq, Fleetwood Academy,
ps. IS o., NJ y. ! Bolton. NJ. D A: Peticola. N.
$ . ,:s: : \. u. 4,a hf K. z: f:H saa; s; I" ana FL ao s:I
"a r.I":, n'.' u-.isr:ck Coleman and Beverly
y ~ ..,.r: .. NJ. Smith, Esq Lunen'
= :. =. &c.. - t;,.!. NJ. D. Mecklenburs county.
49, ~. :: ! '@A'sH Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
,x, Miss d BYRON MINOR.
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RTNTTsTV.NU ~
TIME exercises Of the institute will he resumed on the
trst Monday IN October.
TERMS PER SESSiOG
V,n,h:n. % 90
Iu liuu in Collegiate Department.. ..............50 ca
TUITION in prepars,ory Department 80 %
Ancient or Modern Languages. cuch. 20 90
The large number entering the institute during the lntt
session, (2oSl has encouraged the Trustees 10 provid" still
Increased facilities; and the arrangements for Instruction
will be on the same elevated and liberal scale, as tho spa
cious aud convenient accommodations. No pains will be
spared 10 secure the highest advantages to the young ladies'
WAC may honor us by their attendance.
For Catalogue. o: iC-::er in;oln:a.ioa, address
lulI G.-dScAln l. MANl. /. In. Richmond. Nn.
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TIE VALUABLE fAiIli IAIIrn YrIVyy
LEY ON EInER sLN ~ -
- y. ". AIrEr.
S,;e conducted by GoDDiS & ArPrs,oS, Arc,s.
VALUABLE FARM tSDPEES0S,I

ON .tdES RIVER. AT BOsEER's DAM IN CHEZ
TERRIFIED COUNT, . NILES FROM R,CHMOSc.
Fox SALE AT AUCTION
WlLL De sod az auction. on The pyemilrs OF Mon
DAY the st day ~ september. 1885, AZ l2 O'Clock.
NJ, II lair, II not, the next fnr day, rne trsc; Of land ~
which Mrs. Jane Sn-ad now resides, former ly cwnet ty
Mr.. Stephen Duva! located as aoovs. 1t coEta!rs aaoa.
49, acres. o: which one al 10 cleared, the balance atoun:
III valuable forest wood and timber.
The buildings on the estate are new, and are amply ~!
tcient Tor the use Cf the place, consisting OF sn eIcc.crt
dwelling containing . rooms besides basement. together
With such other buildings rs se usually found or a FAR
OF thnt s.ze. Robiou's Depot. on The Dlav!Ie Rs!rcsG, :;
about 2 miles disranr. Illus hfor5ine convenient access 20
Richmond. ifer the sse Of the land. will BE- ,o.d ~. crS,,
o; cats, &c, and sto < %. mule, kor,es, - :., L-el. Ger.
ri6ge, wagon, csvts, and farming ;np.emrcts s-ur-aiiy.
Terms For 'h- hand, ons;h!rd c1.h bal.r-- 6, :, 2. :
ad 4 year,, Tor bond, bearing in,cres. secured IS arust
deed For the personal c,teie. terms made kuowc s. ,ce
nour of sale.
aLp GODDiS 4 lppFEsGs 49,.
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-IiIuOI.. NEAR STACSToN 'A'
Niaf.hE POWERS.

U,vr ,.y So. aIc..gs on lst September and CONT
ms .....oa and board including everytain:
b., .:.... -. payable, onc'ha'i on !!: september "'A
o.s 80: ~ ,..sa.nry. anil,
:5- ::rgt. ps...,u'a--, see circulars 10 be had OF Pike
80. s.s',.1. Va" Aug 6-cr ! Sept
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MIR. LEFEBvRE's SCHOOL,

VA.
TIME next session Of this Institution will open on the
IL Is, day OF October, lej6, ana close on the first day
OF July. 1887.
TERMS.-Board 5000; Washing $50; English Tuition
Si0; Modern Languages, each so; Latin $40: Music on
Pisno, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $50; Drawing from
nature $40: Painting, water colors $40; In oil $50 PrIuia'
~ Department for children under 10 Yeas OF age $50:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uf the School: Right Rev.
Bishop Mead. Right Rev. Bishop johns, Right Rev. Bishop
Coebs OF Alabama, Rev. Moses ID. Hoge, D. D., Rev
V. Moore, d. b.. Rev. b. Gildcrslceve.
FACCLTf.-Huber =. Leiebvre. A. H.. Principal,
Rev. Il. : Keppler, W. {. Webb. a. NJ, Juan =. Llttic, VI.
D.. Il. 4. Lcwis, n. D., Joseph Micaart. JOAN 4 Calyo, {.
Thiion, Miss Gordon, Mira. Taylor, Mile Estrau, Milo
Lacy. ETC. etc.
Al!!et,ers 20 be directed 10
July Sim UukERT p, IEEERNRE:
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~LYNCHBURG COLLEGE,.

III IL"
SBNIfE sccont annual session Of THIS Inr,,u,e will com.
mencr on the mrs: Monday in September next. L. is
expected that, by Tint time, the new College Building,
now in progress OF erection. will be ready Tor occupancy.
The location OF the Institution, as 10 accessibility and
hcalthiuine3, is one OF the mos: eligible il tic entire
any COLLEGE IN the country. In addition to Il co,npiete
Classical and Scientific course. the directory Of the Coz.
l-se have established q School OF Design Tor instruction
in the branches of practical Engineering aud Archit.c.
turc.
The Coileg. ia already furnished with a very cx:cnsir,
and elegant Apparatus. adapted 10 full illustration in ;hc
departments Of Chemistry, Mathematics and Natural Phil
os5phy. 4 Library of Standard Works has also been re.
Gently purchased, 20 which considerable additions will je
made during the coming Collegiate year.
will be organized into a Military corps, hnT!ng lis proper
uniform. and practised in a daily manual and drill.
DECENTRALIZATION for Annual Session OF ten rnoE:hI,
in the Collegiate Department, &jG-in the Preparatory
ail. Board, 81 Eer week Wasting 81 IS pr month"; fuel
aad lights 5l2 pc: sesti"n..
dressing Rev. Samuel X. Cox, President, Lynchl'urg, Va,
FACULTY.
REV. SAMUEL K. Cox, President, Professor Ut Mental
Moral Science, and OF Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM CARROLL, a. NJ, Professor Of Greek Ian
guase and Literature.
JANE, r. Mr.YrE. Graduate of V.M. institute, Profes.
,or of Mathematics and Natural Science, aud Of the
of Designs. =,
SAMUEL GARLAsp, A. NJ, Professor OF Constitutional
Law.
D. A. L4ScHossz, n. D.. ~7safessor Of Anatomy and
GrIsEfre ADoIEo sA.ro4I, IL L. D., Professor of Mo.
G.rn Languages.
i I. S4rri, Graduate of v;M. %ln';i'u'e.
? R. STASARD, "
Associate Principals of Grammar School.
IvI- so -lSri,