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ACADEMY, BOARDING mi
nav SCHOOL

SMITHFTEI.D ACADEMY, BOARDING n
DAY SCHOOL.
TuNHE subscriber having been literally patroni2ed du.
ring the past Qs56 and SD session, will continue
his independent Male School, for the education oil YOUTH
who, by a systematic course of study, will be prepared 70
enter the highest classes OF our Colleges, or htted ior inc
business of life. As an incentive to study and q means .,
securing the cooperation of parents, there will be issued
monthly reports containing a frank exhibition OIL prom
cheney aud department.
If desired, Military Tactics will be taught without extra
charge and without any Infringement upon the regular
duties-but merely as an auxiliary in securing proper as
cIpline, and the development OF the physical consttuuoh.
Terms, per Session of ten months, commencing hrst
Monday in October and elosin 49, swi IN 1 tne 'h'ef""'''oH Vi
Tuition and Board, dncluding washing. tuei' hsnts' @e'
in the family of the Principal, $500.
from a distance should be under the eye of their Teacher,
for none other can feel the same interest III their success.
"@Payments quarterly in advance.
It is earnestly requested that parents intending 70 pst.
ronize this school, will enter their children prompty-tor
freountly a delay of a few days 10 an obstacle to progress
during the whole session. Pupils will be charged from
date Of entrance, (when Il month of the quarter has not
expired TO the close OF the session, and no deduction
will be made except at the option of the Principal.
REFERENCES.
Testimonial from the Trustees. when the Principal dis.
solved his connection with them ia 1854:
At a meeting Of the Trustees Of the Smithfeld Academy
on the Goth Of July, 1854, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we accept with regret the resignation OF
r. NJ. Cary. us Principal of Smithfeld Academy, over
which he has for nearly 1--WE years presided, with credit to
himself and benefit TO the Institution.
Rooired, That in the opinion OF this Board Mr.. Cary
possesses, in an eminent degree, the moral and educs-
Client disciplinarian, and successful teacher.
Signed, JOHN K. PURDUE, Pre'st.
C B. HAYDEN, Sec'y,
For further information, address the subscriber at
Smithheld.
Aug 7-cwtf R.. N. CARY.
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TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND IN
Chesterfield County, For Sale nj Auction, TO.
Cether with stock, Crops, Farming Utensils,

AvING determined to move farther South, | shall
Il Offer for sale, at Public Auction, an the premises, ON
"Wednesday the 9Th day of November, 1857, II fair, il not,
the nexr fair day, commencing at IL O'Clock. NJ, my
ARM on which | now reside, consisting of about Ed
acres, ten miles from the city Of Richmond, about two
miles from the Old Pits, very near the Manchester turn
pike, md within one and n half miles OF Robiou's Station
on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad. or the above
tract about 200 acres are cleared, under a good fence. in
good state OF Improvement. and well adapted to all the
Staple Crops of this region; the remainder OF the land ID
well wooded with oak and pine. The location is wei
known TO be healthy and agreeable; the neighborhood
good, and very accessible to market. The buildings on
the place are all in good repair md consist OF a dwelling
with six rooms. a kitchen, quarters, barn, stables, &c.
Any person desiring more land than is offered above can
enlarge the tract. rs adjoining lands are for sale
Also, at the same time and place about 226 acres OF
woodland, in the same county. about five miles from Rich
mond, situated on the north side OF the Manchester turn,
pike, adjoining the lands of John Reains, A. G. Elan and
others. The above land is very valuable on account OF it,
oak and pine timber, Of which enough may be cut to pay
the purchase money of the whole tract at a reasonable
price, there being about 90 acres OF original growth never
pillnrcd. Any person wishing to see this land can do 81
by calling on Mr.. Benjamin Hatcher, John Elicit or A. &
Elam. Either of the above tracts may be bought private
IL. The terms are liberal and will be made known on thu
Sent a1-c,4No. AME II. MOODY.
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PUBLIC SALE OF CHATIIAM.

IBIIC SALE OF CHATl1AW.
TIME Undersigned, special commissioners, of the Cir.
cult Court Of Stafford, will offer for sale at public
sucuoc, on the premises, (unless the real estate be sold at
nrivs,e sale Oh TUESDAY, the 10th day OF November
new, II fair. otherwise the first fair day thereafter, the
ResI E,ts;e. the Plate and the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, belonging to tue estate OF the late Judge John
Coslter.
now a. Chatham, contains about 7l2 acres, lies on the
Rspnahannock river Immediately opposite the town OF
F,a,,,rics sburc-ex,ends up to the village Of Falmouth, and
communicates with fredericksburg by a toI-brdge which
The owner oil the estate has a perpetual right to use. toll
,ree. for all family aud farming purposes. The soil Is pro
duc,.ve and improbable. TIE meadow and table lands of
superior quality. =.
Garden finely cultivated, and o.naInen,ed with very ex
tensive terraces. The dwelling ID OF brick, IN good re-
pair, and has ten spacious rooms. There are also all ne
cessary on, houses, farm buildings, and a valuable crust
Mill, within a quarter OF Il mile OF the town, on TINS es'
tate.
IN abundant supply OF herring and shad for the farm are
annually taken, and the other 10 readily rented out.
The advantages Of every Kind, which the owner oil this
handsome residence and valuable farm will enjoy, are OBJ
vious, and will be readily appreciated by any one visiting
the estate.
The Real Estate, unless previously sold at privsse sale,
will be offered AT 10 O'Clock in the morning, on the day OF
sale.
THE TERMS or SALE ARR AS FOLLOWS:
Fo, the Real Estate, Ten per cent. OF the purchase mo.
ney in cash, and the residue in three equal payments. AT
Q, IL and "a months from the day oi -ale; and utter the sale
10 confirmed by the Court, IA deed OF trust on the said re-
atty 20 be executed 10 secure the deferred payments. for
which bonds with good persona! security will be required
Al the sale.
For the personal proper,y-sll sums of s25 and under.
cash, from So TO 50 on Il credit OF sixty days; over $50
and to 800, OH a cred, Of four months; and 800 and
over ,hs, amount, on q credit of six months, on bonds
with good security.
A, the same tim. and place, and n the usual terms, the
Executor OF the late occupant Of the estate, will sell the
Horses, Mules. Cai,ls, Sheep, Hogs, Crop of Corn. a large
supply OF Fodder and Wheat Straw, and all the Farming
Implements, &c.
Persons desiring 10 purchase the Estate are referred TO
aessn. FlTZHrGti s. LITTLE, Attorneys at Law, uf
fredericksburg, Va. JOHN r. BRYAN
Oa l9-ctds II. D. TOMLlN
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SALES.
EIGHT HuSpnEp ACRES OF CHESTER


1\HE subscriber huvln. Determined 10 remove TO the
u south Offers tor sale his farm on which he now re-
sides, containing Eight Hundred Acres. situq,cd on swim
Creek. about three miles from Chesterfield Court House.
sixteen miles from the city OF Richmond, and about sN
teen miles from the city, Of Petersburg. in n good amd
healthy ueichborhood, and il well watcred. with n good
well. and various springs OF very fine water. About
three hundred acres OF this land Is cleared and arab!r
aud one hundred and twenty lined At the rate OF 20 bush.
els per ncre: the balance is in original growth of oak uui
pine. There is a very large quantity OF cord wood Oh tn"
tract and very convenient To the Glover Hill Rail Road.
the said road passing immediately through the irac, Of
land.
The buildings consist OF II large and comfortable tSo
story DWELLING of three commodious rooms below
and nvc above. with all necessary out houses. such a. 10
bscco Barns, Granary. Stable, Carriage House, Sc.
Will also be sold al the same time and place, all ot ty
crop OF Corn, Oats and Fodder. plantation utensils, stock
of every kind, Hogs, Cove, Mules and Horses, and lIous,
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
The farm can be bought on accommodating terms pr
vatclv, any tins between this and the fourth OF Novem-
Der 1851. 70 "a To enable the purchaser 10 seed IA crop at
wheat; but If not privately before that day. will. together
with the above enumerated articles, be offered tor sale at
public auction on the premises.
Persons wishing To purchase ar requested ~ call rnl
examine the premises. y. II. WILKINSON
Sept l0-cwt Nov I
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"1WEs X. SUTTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC, RICHMOND, Va, practices In
all the Courts of the City Of Richmond and the county Of
Henrico.
lily oa-6m
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n HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED
n AHAWAY, from the subscribers, two Negro Men.
II named JACOB and JOE.
Jacob is a blacksmith by trade, about % years old. five
feet eight or nine inches high, color black; was raised near
Suffolk. va. He runaway on Monday the 2sth September.
Joe ia a carpenter by trade, about 90 years old, FIVE feet
nine or ten inches high, slender built, color black; was
brought from North Carolina by DR.. f. Lawrence. He
Runaway on Saturday last, the I'd Of October.
We will give the above reward OF OWE
DOLLARS for their delivery TO us, or secured IN jail, OF
FIFTY DOLLARS for either of them.
Oc, G-d,IstNov DICKINSON, HILL e. co.
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WINE OF WILD CHERRY BARK.
TNHlS delicious Wine possesses all the valuable pro.
perties Of the Wild Cherry, and is recommended al
a most agreeable Tonic and Stimulant, especially adapted
TO Dyspepics and those predisposed to Pulmonary Com
,,lsin,s For sale at MEADE & BAKERS
~ New Drug Store,
Oct9 ls6, N. w. Corner Of Main and 10th ss.
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cARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS. &c.

CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS. &c.
FALL, 1851
VXYE are prepared TO exhibit this season the largest
w and most varied assortment as TO quality and
price, of goods In our line, (as embraced In our card be,
low including Trimmings and Fixtures, that we have
ever had.
Importing direct from the manufactures a large portion
of our Goods, and carefully selecting tho balance from
the best factories in this country, our stock will compare
favorably with any in the United States-all which we
are disposed TO sell at the lowest remunerative profits.
RICHARDSON & co.
DEAL. EXCLUSIVELY IN,
And keep for sale In quantities to suit purchasers, at their
WARE-ROoMS, No. 95, MAIN ST,
RICHMOND, Va,
all kinds Of
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS CURTAIN GOODS,
RUGS, MATS. WINDOW SHADES.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
IAN N TABLE COVERS &c.
We will have made to order
OIL CL
Window Curtains and Shades.
Buyers are respectfully invited TO examine our Goods.
Sept l2-c3m- g. CO., 95 Main st.
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NEGRO MART, MEMPHIS, TENN

HAVE fitted up at Wallace's Old Stand, South side
accommodate Of Negroes. My Mart is the most central
in the city, and one of the most complete and syste'
matte: cleanliness, nea,ness, comfort and regulations ex-
/ servants and field hands. Persons wishing to buy or
sell Negroes will do well by calling on
A.. WALLACE, Agent and Auctioneer.
Aug l9-2m wv
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TO SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1912.
THEIR WIDOWS OR MINOR CHILDREN.
T. BLAMIRE, GENERAL CLAIN AGENT, Posrs-
lLs MOUTH, Va, has in his possession the Muster and
Pay Rolls of the following companies OF Virginia Militia,
that served at Norfolk in the war Of 1872. They are not
to be found among the published rolls of Virginia Militia,
that served in said war. Those rolls will enable many TO
establish their claim. for Bounty Land, who have hereto.
fore been unable TO do SO. Having been engaged for a
long term in prosecuting claims for Bounty Land, under
the several acts OF Congress, he offers his services to clsi'
maints.
Fees moderate and payable only on delivery Of the war
rant.
The following are the companies, viz:
Capt John c Sewers from Augusta county
Capt VIM Smith from Washington county
Capt Nicholas Poindexter, Louisa
Capt James Niche, Louisa
Capt John billiard, Bedford, Henry, Frederick and w ythe
Capt VIM NORRIS; Frederick
Capt Nathaniel Perkins, Goochlanl
Captains Geo J Davidson, Henry McClunc, Anthony w
Wood.on. John w Bsyliss, William Hill. George OFT, Ar.
thur Emmerson. Hamilton Shields.
Satisfactory reference given a. to character and capaci.
ty, If required.
Minor CT idren include those who were such on the Sd
day of March, 1855.
Address az above.
Portsmouth. Va, Oct 6-c4t
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
CLOTHING. ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OF THIS
COMMUNITY.
NJ EN-. Boys and servants' Clothing can be obtained
WI at the store Of the subscribers in any quantity de-
sired, and as we offer many advantages in favor OF the
purchaser, we hope to close out the entire stock.
The latest style, the most perfect fit. as well as the most
economical prices, arc points which we think must strike
every purchaser Interested in their own comfort, appear
ance, as also the saving Of money.
Straight to ITO, Main street, and selcc, what you want
In Clothing or Gents furnishing goods.
Oct 10 GROSHOEG, TJJpMhN g. CO..
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NOTICE.
n HEREBY appoint and constitute w; J. LUMPhiN
nv Agent to conduct and carry on, in the city OF Rich
mond, In the State OF Virginia, u General Grocery Store,
to buy and sell for Cash only, or as the Principal shall di
rect. Given under my hand this 9th day oil September,
1857. ~
Sent 3O-d2Us GEORGE NJ. LUMPklN-
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RICHMOND

RICHMOND
.,,oND Night Of the Re.engagement OF
kss|o' MISS FANNY MORANT.
TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER Is.
rip be performed the grand romantic Drama oil
""N THE TYRANT QUEEN.
Miss FASSY MIGRANT.
To conclude with the Farce Of the
WIDOWS VICTIM.
.-;.b Gin. with imitations) ....--Mr. +. Adams.
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HAVANA SEi;ARs.
IN c.. 8. BLACK, OF Char lesion. s. c.; have by re-
. cent importations, per st Gamer direct from Hava'
ma, completed their usual stock of choice Segars. The
attention of dealers is invited 10 the following select
brands:
. LoNpREs. MIILAa CoNvN.
Cabanas, Cabsrga Rio Iiondo, Neptune
La Mamma, Ciervo Georgia, Augusta
Rio HondO, Mismo Constellation. Marina
Chinchunche, Flsencia Moutezuma, Agrieola
Flor del Tropico Trumphc de Industrial
Concba and Opera Upmann Brevas
Ocean Bird EiNutropa Cilindrads
Severto Redowa Cilindrsdo
Eugcnia Regslia Esmcrslda
Bonita Media Regalia.
Charleston, s. c Oct. Q, ls57.-4t
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LIMITED TAT OF AMERTCA-EAsTERN
u DISTRICT OF RGIHIA SS:-Whereas a libel has
been fled in the District Court of the United States, for
the Eastern District of Virginia, on the ID day of October,
1857, by Richard M. Harrison, libellsnt against the SchooI.
er "Kesiah, her Tackle, Apparel, Furniture, &c, alleging
in substance, that on or about the 18th day Of September,
1857, he, the said Harrison, delivered on board the said
Schooner "Kesiah. " whereof William B. Bayli.s was mas
ter, then lying at Powell's Creek, in James River, and
lion, a certain lot of Wheat, to be delivered in like good
order and condition at the aforesaid port of Richmond;
but he, the said Bayiss, having failed to comply on his
part, a. per his agreement, the libeilant, therefore. prays
that process issue against the said Schooner ''Kesiah," her
Tackle. Apparel, Furniture, &c, and that she may be con.
demned and sold, to pay such damages as be may have
sustained, with costs. charges and expenses.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the moni,ion of the said
Court, to me directed and delivered, do hereby give no.
lice TO- all persons claiming the said Schooner, her Tackle,
Apparel. Furniture, &c, or in any manner interested there.
IN, that they be, an. Ssn apge oom before is ,ss the s;, ssi d. D R!sS.e GOpi t.
and for the Eastern District I;s,S Of Virginia. H.. on the i2.h d. =
in,erno,e their claims, and TO make their allegations in
that behalf. nIELL, ": NJ
Ricbmond. Oct. 10, 1s57-3t
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-altS, WHICH, IS IT -.
Certificate Of packages OF 10 whole tickets : $50
10 Half " Al
10 Quarter 20
IN EIGHTH - Ia

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt Of which they will he forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
Tie list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent To per
sons Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
rRy- All prizes Of 1900 and under, paid Immediately af
ter the drawing-other prizes at tho usual time OF thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates 10
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
~ 4 list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled
TO, will be published after every drawing, in the following
papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich
mond DISPATCH and New. York Dispatch. Sept Is
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rARPETs, CARPETs-Just received, a few pieces
~ New Carpets.
OctI0 CHILEs & CHENERY, Ia, Broad ct.
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aIEIIA ACADEMY.
TIME 26rH session OF this School will open on the let OF
October, 1857, aud close on the LIST Of August follow.
ing:
TRRMs-Board and tuition, for session of ten months.
$500, 500 payable October LIST, and 500 March lst.-
Lights not furnished.
The subscriber refers to the following statement from
those Professors of the University Of Virginia, who have
known him and his school for many years
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, June %, 1857.
We believe the Amelia Academy, under the manage.
ment Of Mr.. W.. II. Harrison, one Of the best preparatory
schools in Virginia. GEssSER HARRIsos,
JoHf h. Minor,
JAssI. CABELL,
5. MkrPIS,
JAS. +. HoLcoMDE.
For further particulars consult catalogue for 1865
Address Lodore P. o., Amelia County, Va.
Aug 7-ctf WIN. II. HARRISON.
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BACH SATURDAY In OCTORER ,

5,495 Prizes amounting TO 332u,OOO
Whole Tickets, So: Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 81.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The number from TO 10000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips Of paper,
are encircled with small tin tubes, and placed In one wheel.
The first 962 prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rcvolved, and a number is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and ut the same time 4 prize is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and register
ed by the Commissioners: the prize being placed against
the number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PIIzES.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the first IL prizes
will be entitled To the i, Approximation Prizes. For exam
pie: II ticket No. ll25N draws the 100000 prize, those tick
cts numbered 1925, 1929. 1l2jl, 1882, will each he enti.
tied to s225. IL ticket No. $50 draws the 100000, those
tickets numbered Us, $40, 81, 80, viii! each be entitled to
$500, and so on according to the above scheme.
Tn. 900 prizes Of a20 will be- determine by the last FIG
ue Of the number that draws the 100000 prize. For exam
pie, II the number drawing the $6OyoV prize ends with 10.
i then all the tickets where the number ends In will be
entitled to go. II the number ends with ., then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to s2U,
and so on to u.
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate OF packages OF 10 whole tickets . $50
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q. J. NEW MAN, }
Address DR.. R. Th.mas, Orange c. H., or DR.. G.; S
Newman, Somerset, Va. Oct 6-ctds
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SCHOOLS and

MRS. g. MISS MINORS BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL. AT THEIR RESIDENCE, ON aTH
ST., BETWEEN BROAD AND MARShALL.
a ME third session of this institution will commence ON
u the let OF October next 10 this school will be taught
all the branches Of II finished education, including the La.
tin and Modern Languages, together with music upon the
Piano. Harp, and Guitar Instruction in Vocal music will
also be given.
The services of competent instructors have been pro.
cured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and al
vancement of the young ladies intrusted to their charge.
and their moral aud social improvement promoted by every
means in their'power. :,
This school has been In successful operation III
Richmond for nearly two years, and the suoscripeIs
refer, with confidence, TO Its patrons, for any inforniauou
which may be desired in reference TO its merits.
TERas-About the same az heretofore. For them ana
other particulars, refer to ,vop
Com, 7 4 coon MISC ANA r MINOR.
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TRY THE PIANO FIRST

NOR NEW ~YoRK.-Thc steam. ship <ffsn.
JAMESTOWN will receive freight to- S&&&&
Jay, !aonday) and up TO the hour OF l o'clock. RI. nj.
hsur. r"i !" 'nat
DC, .l2-2t LUDLAM A. WALTON
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"DGE HILL SCHOOL.-The next session Of this
~ School will commence on the lst October, and end
on 3lst July, following. There are two terms in the SEES
sion. Charges Sl40 per term for every thing except lights.
Address for detailed catalogue,
SAML SCOOTER, M. A.,
Aug ll-cam Guiney's z. O.. Caroline County, Va.
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T EXTINCTION LAW SCHUOL.-The ninth ses.
sion of my Law School will commence on Monday,
November ., 1857, and terminate on the alst OF March,
1858.
Gentlemen desiring detailed information as TO the pan
of my school, text books, expenses, &C., will receive a
prompt reply to letters addressed TO me here.
JOHN w. BRO~CKEEBROUGb,
July 3l-ctNovl Lexington, Va.
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Sept S-cwSw Stcvfnsflllc. va,
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
lear CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
VUNHE second session Of this school will commence ON
the first day of next September. The course OF III
struction will include the Latin, Greek, French ana span
ish Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school are gradu'
stes OF the University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute. who will adopt the modes OF instruction pur'
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and lights for ten months,
$3.50.
For circulars, containing full information, address
CHARLES E.. LlGiTFOOT,
Culpepcr Court House.
REFERENCES:
We have the privilege Of referring to the following:
Faculty v NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Msupin. Harrison, Gildersleevc, Sch-le de
We're, McGuAey, University of Virginia
Prof Lucien Minor, William and Mary College
Rev Joen A Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hart, An
John Hunter, ESQ.,, Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIM S White, D d, Lexington
Rev VIM N Pendleton
Gen VIM II Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM B Taliaferro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
w d Wallach, Gen George N Cooke, A Bell, ESQ,
Washington citv
Maj Henry Hill, U 5 Army. New York
r. Voss, Esq. Rappshanuock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens OF Culpeper. Jus 3l-ctf