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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

SWEAR NOT AT ALL.-The clerk of the
second market reported David Smith TO the Mayor
'or giving man the id lie in the market place,
ana m MS honor imposed a fine Of 81 for the offence.
II the city were to receive one cent for each oath
sworn In the markets. she would have no necessity
lor Ievying taxes TO pay her current EXPENSES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

TRYING GUNs.-The frequent reports of
cannon within a day or two past, have been caused
by the "tryng Of guns" cast at the Tredegsr
Works for the United States Government. Most Of
the pieces manufactured at this establishment arc
ot superior quality, and give entire satisfaction to
the officers appointed to test their strength.
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INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER-C
line, slave TO " II. Ragands estate, was tried be-
fore the liustings Court yesterday for causing the
death of John W., infant Of Mrs. Sarah Miller
by letting him fall from a porch, found guilty Of
the crime, and ordered thrty-n nine lashes. After
receiving the punishment, and being assured that
she was in no danger of further arrest she decar-
ed that she let the child fall acCidentsIIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

FINE VEGETABLEs.-There never was
time when the markets Of Richmond were SO
abundsntly supplied with choice vegetables as tho
present. For once, the people have the whip
hand, and can buy at their prices, but notwth-
standing this fact, the abundant yield will amply
repay the gardeners for their labor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

SENT oS.-Miss Virginia Lord, the
young woman charged with destroying her infant
child In July last, was examined before the Illus
tngs Court yesterday, and remsnded for hnsi trial
at the next term Of the Circuit Court, to answer
for felony.
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, |. 0. o. F., num-
bering %, and preceded by the Armory Band, es-
corted to 0akwood Cemetery, yesterday, the re-
mains OF their deceased member, Mr.. j. Il. MERE-
pITH.
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STORED AwAY.-Dayid N Hooper

before the Mayor yesterday morning, for being
onnd In the street tnsensibly drunk, aud he had
been housed on other occasions for similar impro-
prieties, the Mayor turned him over 70 the tender
mereies Of the Sergeant, In default Of bail for his
good hrhnHnr-
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The WEATHER, at noon yesterday, Was
intensely hot and suiiry. just the kind TO pro
duce eosfp de saleii,
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No PAss.-Mat, slave TO Williams &
Ragland, was punished by order Of the Mayor, Tor
being in the street the ght before without pass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

. SWANS DIssoLvISG VIEWS can be seen
at the Metropolitan Hall onight. where the lovers
OF rare scenes should assemble Some Of the
connie scenes alone are worth more than the price
of admission
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TnE sonooLs on DESIGN of the Yirninia

Mechanics Institute, will be opened for the Tecep
ton Of pupils about the 18th of October next
The best teachers to be had will be employed, and
no pains or expense will be spared to give the
scholars every facility for learning
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~CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-Miss
Orlinarv En,li.h BrnncIe..-.
MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, GRACE

WI STREET. BETWEEN -rH AND STH.-The scv-
euth session ui this school will commence on the ISt
Gry Uf DrtJber. aud close on the ist Of July The
I'm Xli-s department /. exclusively under the drcC
tiDn 81 the Prime pal, except the Philosophical and
higher Mathematical Glasses, which Will he taught
hy gentleman of experience and ability The
French Glass will bee placed under the supervision OF
a gentleman who has tad much experience and sue
cess fn communicating that Language.
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Ten CExT TAx.-The repeal of that
section Of the market ordinance imposing tax
OF ten cents ION all country persons who offer for
sale ut either Of the markets S. worth of the pro-
dnce OF their farms and gardens, has been re-
ceiVed with JOY by the market men, and will no
doubt cause hundreds of persons to attend those
places and sell their products, who now dispose of
them to hucksters. The step to be taken ia To
make the markets free to all only charging for the
use of stalls and our citizens will then be enabled
to purchase the neCessaries Of life at living prices
despite the effort Of tradesmen to monopolize and
forestal the markets.
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EDUCATION.-The second gession oi


II Mr.. RlCE$ School viii commence the LIT of
September and terminate the .ath Of June. She Of
feIs her sincere thanks to thu4" who sustained her
duriuX hor first s"--iJn, and respectfully srliCt-
th"ir encouragement the ,econd assuring them that
rhr hts eNprtcd herself to promote the welfare and
Improvement of their children, and pledges to do the
same 80 long a. this responsible trust aha he com
mittod u her Her discipline il Systematic AMI
strict, hut kind; every Trqu-itirn msr or restraint
lnpn@"t Il prompted only by til" deepest interest for
th- happiness and Improvement of the pupils
She respectfully requests frequent calls from the
parents 10 observe TeCitationr. discipline and mode
% n7ruCtiun il viii greatly CCEiuCr 10 the mental
culture Of ia" Scholars who will b- apt to have
their studies prepared Without thi. preparation on
the part OF the pupIl-, money may hn advaaCcd and
7rssl"nS may close with little attainment mad
in that for Which their anxious parents sent them 10
school.
The location ia most desirable one sfr,rdnX space
and shade for exercise the smaller pupils often en-
JoEinG this privilege from II till O'Clock.
Terms Per session Of 10 months. pa yahle quarterly;
Higher KnYlirh branches including Latin.....$ -
Primary Geography, History, Grammar, Arith-
m"tlc and PhlOropil p
Primary Arithmetic. orthoGlaphy, Typography
and Hlstor! ~
l., NJ, . u
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H. JR. TUCKER.


approve OF the reference, by the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth, in nv absence of the 80
tolis arising under this election To the 4ttorney
"eheTal, am fully concur ia the rcasoniu,, q "a
conclusions OF his opinion. That tlere has Ls,n n
tegi' etect0R IN this case. al the Sheriff. csyfif ord
u ID not rightfuily within the power of the con
ductors, or of the commissioners or ,f ~ u
riffs, or of the Executive or Of all tbeso
nolr to sef cste cithsr ia tUJfoIe or n, ygrt NJ %
IlIuFe of ministerial and executive officers to ia
the duty can either ytiate or nulIify tho votas ~
me people to elect judge or other officer If tba
being legal voters, did in frct at tie TIM a!J
places and in the manner prescribed nv law 40
o'aIe their voices To have their votes retnrnad
anu counted, Is as much right and 90 oocraI ~
tne Ilght to vote according to law. OF nefth@r
right can any power in Virginia deprive thn,, b.
acts OF either commission OF omission: and no;tbar
depends on the acts of ministerial or exoautiva f
nCeFS. That the legal voters at the nracincts -
Lee county, the polls Of which have been raiec,o5
py iour of the sherifs, did declare their vo;cos
ai, an SaIlShea' from the returns and certificates
which have been made. The votes Vara InaiI,.
taken. OF legal voters but the noIls n,eroI 80, s.!
not properly certified. The officers conipctors
anu commissioners, at soma of the precincts boy
incurred penalties. but the legal voters ara NO,
thereby to lose their votes actually poIIed Tbcra
prIh8 'ufhcent evidence, on the face of the cor,i
ncal7 anu ppiis returned to satisfy me that a mo-
JUi. VI the regal voters, on the day. at the places
ana IN the manner prescribed by law did vdta G.
samuel V. Fulkerson. and that he was d,,Ir 49,
Judge Tor the 18th Circuit of the Commopx.ootth
l. III tue absence OF special statute to reouIata a
CvhteHted election in suCh case and acting mi =
the general power Of the Executive 10 ..rnmn,i.
slon Judges and to take care that the law. Lo
i"lIhiully executed, order a commission to no IA
sue" accordingly To the said Samuel v Fulkerson.
Ac.,,z.o, HENRY A. WISE.
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IL A SCRAPE.-Amelia Wright, a free
woman ot color, was before the Mayor yesterday
morning, on the charge Of stealing clothes from
Messrs. Dennis Brother. Some Of the missing
articles were found in the possession Of the prison.
er' but from all the circumstances, il is evident
'h"t She could not have stolen them Mr.. Dennis
"hcn IN Baltimore, left lot of clothing to be
brought on by Adams Express. When the pack.
age reached him, large number of pieces were
missing. two of which were found in the posses
sioh OF the accused On being arraigned she stated
that she purchased them Of yellow woman about
her size. but did not know her name, or where she
iiVed. with the hope of finding the guilty party,
the Investigation was adjourned until to-day
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERIOUS AcctDEST.-About ii O'clock
ast Tuesday night serious accident oceurrs., a.,
hr. WILLIAM STEWART, overseer In the Tobacco f.s.
,Sty 10 On list street. between Main and Cary of
aiessrs smith McCurdy. The weather being az "
eess,seiy warm, Mr. Stewart took a seat In the se
eohd story window, to enjoy what breeze was s,i,-
ing before retiring and falling asleep fell bacl-
"aTus ihto the street below, distance of txentv
ieet' emitting one of his severely and knockIn
nun ,i illeiess young gentleman in the employ Of
,ir james n scott, happened to witness the seci
dent. and sent at once for Dr. Dove who ia now a.
tending him. We are glad to hear that the nns,.-
tunate man had none Of his bones broker hn,
fear that his internal injuries very serious s-
he was suffering too much pain YESTERDAY 10 h.
able to lie down. Mr.. Stewart Is about thirtv.sye
years Of age and s temperate, quiet, inoffen.iys
gentleman. We sincerely trust that he NAV soon
recover his health.
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DANGEROUS SPoRT.-In passing along
the streets within week two past, we have fre
quently noticed the sidewalks the rinds of musk
and watermelons carefully placed there BY miichie-
Sous persons as traps to throw the unsuspecting
VINO might by accident step upon them. But few
evenings since, an old lady in passing along Eagle
square was thrown by one of these traps and bsdly
injured Had she been killed or crippled for life,
the person who designedy placed the rind on the
wa'k"ay could never have forgiven himself for the
offence. In most cases these pranks are plaveS off
merely to cause a laugh, and not with the Intention
ofinJuTng any one, but such thoughtlsssness /.
inexcussble, and where injury occurs, unpardona-
BILE. An ordinance of the city imposes fine upon
a persons for throwing rinds in the street and the
police should report all violations that may come
within their observation.
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80 ore. Afs--s't F.-.s 80. 90 s--rHar..
PHILIP Il. STANARD,
l.. '. BARGANlIN,

II gives Wt great pleasure to rcComrnoud tho Class
i0R AMI Mathematical Al school ot Mt--I-. STANARD
a BAisHAMIN. Ne--rs. : Il &. are graduates Of this
IsfutiptI have been connected with il a. Assistant
Fruir~or- and entitled u th" fullest confidence
.I tar public for their high intellectual and moral
qualification FRANCIS IL. SMITH.
Superintendent '. NJ l.
NRGEGI4 MILITARY INsUTUTEl
july 9TH, 1871. jy 2u-d3m
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stitgtion the substantial reouirernap,s of ,rhioh
should never be made to yield 10 forms devised bv
the law Us means to the attainment of constitn
h1nal ends To surrender in this case anv of these
requirements to the forms prescribed by law.
"ouiu defeat the popular WILL TO which the Consti-
tuition gives the supremacy Between tbe two T
must bow TO the greater
/ aIn, with high resnect rnnr frianh
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MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD

MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
VI ING AND DAY SCHOOL. N THE CRY OF RICH
MOND-Ihc third session of this institution will com
mencc the ls OF October next, and close the Goth
June, islN
In this school will hr taught all the branches of a
finished education. including the Latin AMI Modern
languages. together with Music upon the Piano
Harp ami Guitar instruction i'll Vocal Music will
also lie given.
The services of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will he paid to the proper training and
advancement ut the Young ladies intrustrd Ia their
charge and their moral and social Improv emcnt pro
noted by every means in their power.
This school rucceSN1r'tO the we'll known and estab-
isllrd Midway Seminary, has been i'll successful op-
Grafton in Richmond, for nearly two years and the
subscribers refer with confidence. tuts patrons for
any Information which may be desired in reference
10 its merits.
TERMS-Ab bout the same IA heretofore For them
and other particulars. refer to
Mrs JEFFERSON MINOR,
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000 BBLS. Gross and Cut HERRINGs,
%OO in store and for sale by
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- Bbl " I'm Nl.At ANL t...ltFi = l X r. T. / :,
CHURCH IiiLL.-Thr next session OF this IustitH.
ton will open "u MONDAY September lith, and con
tiuue toI ten muuths.
Thorough instruction will bc given in the Classics
the Mathematics and the various English branches.
TEKH--Fu} able unrhHlt 1T January, l-hn, and III,
ltrs.
4 limited number Of smaller boys will be received
st the rate gt 81 per s's-uI,
IN All instances. s. viii hr charged each pupil fr
fuel ami m all cases pupils will br charged from the
Tim" they entered {" the end Of the session ,'N
..t-L. II IrIl lr.iLtl.I IL /, u.sa 1N-hNs
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scribers AT srN AM QUARTER ckNTs PER wKkK paya-
bic t0 the Carrier weekly; Piice Tor mailing, a. a
wear or - - for six months, in advance.
ss-TuE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 ;ss,o,
So 1S3 -, "a r,,Io,' at a. ,o - - ~ iss"eu
every 1850 80 "a N''"''e'
r, and mailed to subsSrbors At a. ror sasa evNry
--.,--------------------
EDUCATION.
.,,.......----... ------.-
Y X q ! y | 4 FEMALE INSTITUTE
' .r,l'<'r,% - ne ~, a. 60, =, - -
l....,5.,,. Of D.r.,tor, wv W. "'N'S' ~ ~
~ H., I.u>'s ~ n ~. DBL. e N.
" " ''',
a,' - -, 'n,l,.Fg1 g rfnrs' assisted by full
NJ s VIZ n y SHtfrry Head. oC the family
, 3 ,si >|' :, ''' ',n1n "'i commence
Irr-n, tar tle :, Irla.ttr y,aI t,r T,i,i,,, an,
r. - * ,''a ia, ,,. ,. MI, N "g+ I brs S,H inrn.ed
D.. .t.irrs ~rt ~, anil ,fian in "" '"e' f1"d'
10 N''' 49, ~" ~ E., n n putt,,ps
...-, ......- IL W. SlIEFREY, Esq
'. III. t,,t,,,
FfNtk MISSES FORBES will resume
/ t.r5aj..s .l tlc.is.l,,., a.. ..5.t,r o-,,,ar
Hu" 50
MkS. PELLETS HCIluOL.--The next
~ t,ar.u as .EL5u il iLe IL ,b NH u ',i's
,,,f.. .,,~f .. la llI, F-, l '1"au a'.u @ eS y
A. ,.'' ~ '..' It. pr.}, -.,}, ...., ,,.,..-
p,rI,< ~ , - - r..-l.itl, tt ain, A. SriG 's'''i.G
t...'.-.' '..- I.r..r'. ~ "'N ''''0'N''
~'I5,.' ..fi,t il I,..,.,,t,r,.,,.,
"A f,..,-.g II .., ID. rl.ll,E sltll 10 TuugDli,uIy
-, ''''..- '" ' '''
ia,rmsa ..a.,t, t.e s1..4 to'ms, &C., may
~ - 60 No., s ''''' '' "'' "'"
'' '''
Mr. e. t. e. SliIEk. > DAY AND
VI Nl4U. f,., JpNI FhE BOYS on CLAA
I.,.r.,tvt.<' ~. IN 1EEt& n ~r~ m an /
81 .,'i r.'1.r.,.t', -. ~, N',k nav :
o. .. -, , ..t.j t,rr,tl,.,f. ,t, In, iSfh
J.... tl.,H.
''.' vyg ..,y,..I4,. N .ny,~c.N
:, , .''.-t ..' - - '' ''''' 80.
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MY SCHOOL, on lst street, between
VI Marshall and CLAY, is now in session, and will
continue until the Sth j pril next. The second quar-
ter (having begun on the Sth June) will commence
on the 18th inst. My charges Will be as follows:
For elementary Latin. per month,
English Grammar, History and tieoSraphy"..... 300
The tuition fees will be required quarterly, in ad-
vance. J. ADDISON PAYNE.
an 3-1pt&
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\ L. tAKl ) NtHDUL OF ANtIENT
W AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF MA
TUtMATICS, UN GRACE BETW ZEN 2JTH AND
26TH SIS. RICHMOND. NA.-Thc next session Will
open thr ls 90! September next, and Will Close
the ,.ltE uf June, ISIS,
TermS for the scholastic year of ten months, paya
ble srHraunualiy, IN advance;
For tuition IA Greek, Latin and Mathematics. 5000
For French spanish and Italian (eaCh
% to
For tuition in Higher English subiccts....... 4uU0
For Primary English, for pupils under
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~OUTIl-SIDE INSTITUTE,

GOuTH-SIDE INSTITUTE,
- FANNNILLE, VA.
W. MoRRIssETT, A. NJ, Math. Nat. Sciences and
French
& +. BOXER. A. b., Languages.
l. MaREissETT, Assistant in Languages.
: PAETN, Mathematics.
For catalogue containing terms &C., address
MURHtSSElT 4 BOOK ER,
ly @t-,llm FarmViilp Va
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NEGRO THIEF ARREsrED-A man by the name of
p. L.. Mccoy wa arrested in Atlanta, Ga on the
3lst ult., who had in possession valuable negro
woman, the property Of Col. Walker, of Lowndes
county, Ala. The man and the negro were lodged
in the calaboose, 10 await the demand of parties
who feel an interes in their future welfare.
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Nj RS. +. B. MORSE-Who has had man,,

-, years experience in teachnv-will oncn y
S'ii'oi Ht h"r residence. on Narshall brtwrrn an
''ln "th srr'ts, opposite ST James Church cnuu.n.
eng the lit 1i September and ending the 3nfh Jnua
elementary to the higher branches of an Engiisb M
H'a'i"h- Also Music on the Piano
t4I M hl3rii1tlon relative To the School Terms &c
I" thr following gentlemen: 0
toI. : H. Park K, W. tlournoy ESQ Col T J
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WRONG PAssENGER.-A day or two
since some fast lad, in the excitement of the mo-
uieht' assaulted Mrs, David j. Scroggins with
stones, and that fact coming to the ears of David
he procured \ warrant for Thomas Lotsey n small
boy, and had him before the Mayor yesterday; but
as soon as Tom showed himself Davy was satisfied
that he WAS not the assaiant and asked TO have
him discharged which was done Scroggips then
procured warrant for Santa Anna Lotsey but II
the accused is half as crafty a. his namesake the
police will find it harder job to capture him than
10 run down red fox.
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IT -I-'-T AE'I--EA IItN4W
,fRS. PELLETS HCIIuOl..--The next

TTHF MI0NE0 FOEEES viii resume
/ the 81 thc,is,l,oI ga Tia Isl ur October.
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SNUFF Box GAME.-Finding that white
persons are no longer to be gulled by this game Of
theft the fellows who play at it are now reapinga
harvest among the negroes. Yesterday a water
melon yender named Dick, belonging to Mrs r.
Undertake of Hanover, met near the fair
grounds by two of these sharpers and robbed Of
s. One of them came to him and asked the pric.
OF melons. While talking, another Of the gang
.tepped up with small box and offered il for sale
Handing il to his confederate to examine he turn
ed on IN careless manner, and when he did 80
the confederate opened the box. took a small bali
irom 1t and closed II up. The then challeng-
ed the confederate To open il and find the ball -
me confederate said there ball in it, and
the negro was induced to join him in a bet of $40
that there was none. The owner then took the
box opened another partition, showed ball, pock.
eted the bet. and walked of leaving the poor negro
minus =. Such thieves deserve hanging.
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'"''i h' Aii w
SENIOR or beginners in latiu....-.......... 80 M
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics. .... 90 ON
Modern Languages, thy Prof Emion) r:lch... 20 no
Drawing, tby John 4 CalyoD per quarter. ) M
The Principal may hr zrru AZ hi- School Rooms
Saturdays. from 10 O'Clock Z. VI. or addressed
through the Richmond Post Office " 25-2tawts
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A POLICEMAN STABBED.-The Mobile Advertiser
of the 4th says
An affray occurred at Joe Rodriguezs Exchange
yesterday afternoon, in which one of the police Of
tcers-a man named Toomey-was severely cut in
the neck by Henr Mciugh. Toomsy is now in a
critical condition. He was engaged Ia making an
arrest at the time ae was assailed
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EDUCATION
RICHMOND CIASsI,C,I on :

Is H,noND CLASSICAL AND COM
qru s1s Az INSTITUTE, CORNER or BRoIn ,xn
, an otS-Ihe undersigned prinrinaI. e DHJaI ,HJa Mp
pave united their Interests Er ~, n,,', is'
snG Llns school for Boys of ths hivlicst nT,r
@ go n"N heen successful in securing etreIS,t a't
I" the city. ''"'"'e" central part
iihey VIII make such dvi.on Of labor In t,o sx
,tl.es on The school, to render the ins,r,,c,;S
Hn9st % PRACTICAL aud rHuR0UGn ~ '''''i u''"h
u" Rccttatons will be conducted x,tl, ,t, ,,,. =,
n,oo,s Maps, Charts, Mathematical Blorks and pti
"nIh,tai ahh Chemical Apparatus "
fnFilS entering this School, can unite with Clas.o
Tnfhh'hS caurs" of instruction with a vicy, e. -
thorough hu-nes- education or to enter thc a. 90
advanced Glasses in College. - ''
-. TERMS:
tfa"""J"rJa"t SSson qf Ten Months ravalEe .,p,i
G.. =, dhaadRy in Gdrdncs ''
common English Brauchcs sm,.
raj. Latin and Ma,he-
=, Greek and Mathematics - ""''"' "a oo
w. languages, Drawing, &c, &c at Professors
TOT Iurth"r particulars and trstmcnia1. saa Ciro,,
!" u" obtained at this Office AFR A,yus, f,,,t
at.H hs most ~ the Book stores or by apn;ic,ti-
,,"e, :" 'hr PRINCIPALS. Also after Spptrnh.r ist
- - 'ii' lrlh'lIai- can be seen at the r1s,u. n
H'snt from al street, on Broad " ' ''"'i'H' ~
~" Sel",i will oTs'u September Plat
E1 EhiLamce for Pupils uu 9Th street
hbh ARD ". C''NE An
HORACE Z. SMITH 4 Vi Principals
hStEhE IN Hon ., p Baldwin, Wm. II. Cbri,-
iIul' tet, Key ehas. II. Read. ID. D. Rev = \ NurL
land. jaime. y. Macmur,lo ESQ JOHN II ri .nHih- r
Harriet Hall '''''" Ms susan L. pSilt,' Miss
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CLIFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA CoryTy

,LlF ION ACADEMY, AMELIA COUNTY,
- one aud half miles from Mattuax Depot-DOS-
AID VI. HARRISON, A, NJ. University Of Virginia
PTinrirh.-Ih" course of studies thorough and svs-
t"Tatic. aud based on that Of the University sub
l-,ts t.ught-AnCieut and Modern Languages Ma
theuatic- Phy -ica SCi,uC. and the usual hranchrs
Of English. Discipline firm hut nd and the merit
ami dtmert system Kl"IpLY pursued. Monthly re-
ports made L. parents guardians Sessions com
mcucr February and September l.