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TRUs,rEEs SALE or VALUABLE REAL, FL.
LATE In KING WIL.IIAM

DuRSuANTto the provisions Of two deeds Of trust
l. executed by John Taylnc Wormley, and Virginia f.
his wife, on the llth day CT June, 1884, certain pur
poses therein epunc;aled and FORTH which sad deeds
o trust ae OF record In She Clerks Office the County
Court Of King William, SHALL trustee in the DECIDE
Aforesaid proceed TO sell tho premises at public
ton TO the highest bidder, Tuesday the lth day Of
August 1857. Tho valuable farm called "Prcsque Isle
upon which tho late John Tsyloe wormey resided pre-
vous 10 is DEATH This farm is situated on the
nj river about miles below the village Of Ayetts up TO-
which point the river uavgablc for vessels OF considoa
bio size.
Thcrc two good landings upon the fur,. III one OF
which shud and herring fishery - probably
Quoted
The location has always heoa considered healthy one
anJ The close proximity OF MILL churches of different
denominations aud tha .cinUelt and intelligence OF the
neighborlood pay hc mentioned desirable features ia
the pronc.y The tract contains about 600 acres au
It - p.Gsued that persons des ofpurcla,ug will give
1t personal inspection further description is dreiaed
unnecessary.
The purchaser will have tho privilege OF sowing crop
of when in the fall, and iGI posIns.iou given him the
lst day Of Janunry ls5a.
Terms, w!I!1!: ]. Gn made known the day uf SALE
will De c. Ike most acconniodI ting character.
TIE ti il believed to be perfect but the will Of
course convey with the ra'.t special WARRANTED.
Mr. Read on the premises. or my friend, Capt. Thoa
Robinson, who hycs nenr, will take pleasure in showing
th" larR; 10 ihO.e wishing 10 purchase.
CARTER w. WORMELEY. Trustee,
luna Entnl
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IT SHALL be prepared accommodate six scho, ei;l'
II with board during the mex; sessions OF Tie female
schocl. in Charlottesville
Trmxs:-Board, washing, ftia Lights. e.. iur ten
months TOR during the Jcs-ins OF the schuni Co. half
payable m svance and haii Isl of February, la
My residence in Char svilc Is conveniently located in
reference TO any OF the school, OF churches.
EARLY applications arc desred.
July Levitt RObEhl N. IRlCE.
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'EHi DESiRABLY LOCATED RE.Inf.,s
ON MAIN. BETWEEN 2ED AND SD sTEFtI'.
ally ~ COMM q Apprrs,,N
'Vv ,inl,n, = GER ,ALh Ur 2IS:ACR. &.
RoAn; THREf-ASD- , HALF Min I:

f RoAn; IhREE-ASD d, HALF Mills !as..
"A Commissioner appointed by Deere Of %. ...-.
Iourt OF H"nrico, pronounced on mo Lar - ..
lsa'' M The ca.c CT Jennings against Sgurtrr.
VII ScI' az public auction, tho pre- u,isrs o. iui
pai the 18Th day of August la5, ~ ! ocIgrl, p 3.
~ The plaintiffs BILL located rs nb we 90, hS:i
New Bridge road adjoining the lands torrrcrg
a:- J"hn o. Goddin, Mrs. Miles Macon md ni;,,-.
'"hinr 2|at hrr.s. more cs.--rhn whole II ,,.,-
original md sernnd growth Of Oak ard Pine We r
considered very valuable by reason OF liz ncarre..
ety OIL Richmond, where y God and timber mr., Il,
demand ~ "a 10 81 2.
TERMs-Enouch in cash 10 bay cos,s of mi,
prLsrs Of SALE balance t. and IL months, 10, ;.
Dir notes Interest added, satisfactory endorsed ~ -
retained I'LL last note is paid mud n convcysnc, o..
by this Court jOUN GRcCGgY -,
Sale conducted by ioppIw j Aprrns,x au,,,
July did, >''' 49, '''
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MOUNTAINS HOME SCHOOL, nOTETOURT


TUNIE Subscribe, will reopen his SchGGl the ls
September nrx. The course oI s,udy will comprise
shs ordinary branches Of EnsSa Education together
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Latin Greek.
French aud German These studies will BE- taught II
scale sufficiently extended prepare pupis for the high
Glasses in the University Of Virginia in any OF
Colleges to hit them them for tho active pursuits Of
life
The number Of pupils will be limited to twenty-five snd
they will reside in the house with tetedchc: They
will be subjected to such system OF discipline will best
develop their intellectual powers aud secure moral aud
sentlenanly department.
The surrounding country 10 remarkably beautiful snd
presents temptations vice any other section Ut
the State
TERms-Two hundred aud thirty liars per session Of
forty weeks, ending uue til, iss-ane hs; ;syauio o.,
he r. lnl ue hall tRe 9h dt January.
in. Nefi puAS willie CHARGE: frcn the date OF enter
,rg to the Gu, Of the session,
ihass TERMS include al charges or BOOKS which
win he furnished at Richmund prices
No deduction for Any cause or pro'ractcd ,icknesa
Parents or guardians who wish further infvrlra,io'
will direct their letters to "
"' WILLIAM r. GAIT.
i-cIw Pat:6hsbhrg Bo,e.ohrt Co Va.
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FARM FOR SALE. ue ~
4

SHALL, ON WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of August II
fnlr not the next lair day, otter public auction to
toe highest bidder the premises. my farm in Cupepcr
county one and hall miles from Rhccoon Ford ninedi.
atey on the road leading hersrom to Sevensburg und
four mics from MITCHELL! Station On the Orang. and Al
cxanaria Rail Road, containing 800 two hundred OF
@hch Is opan land and one hundred heavily timbered-
The oen sud IL ia Enr state OF cultivation and is
.il"r"t very superior Whr.: and Grass Farm II a.
JOINS the lends OF +. Y. NnG, Thornton Sringtcnw Jr
rcm!na Morcn Jr, sGd others is well wa,errd md
mas upon H. convenient to The housc OF the most dc
srabie never milling springs in the country. The build
inrs ordinary.
Ilis i"tni ID situated in most en,erprsing ssi sue
cessiu farming ncighborhood and The society equal 10
any in the State, with Churches Shops. ,iTist aud Suw
Mills, &c, OF every description, con.eliani.
For further information nd.r-.s The subscriber, w
u Williams Orange G. IT,, Va George pannIl, Jr
kaceo"n Ford CGIepcr county. VA Either the above
innei eenti. vii! take pleasure in giving any iutor
ina'op oT showing the lan to my wishing 10 Luy
[rr1ons wis hing Ia purchase land reqGcIed cal
and examine b aiOre the day OF sale.
Terms made known on day Of snls.
Possession ot the land will y: given the purchaser III
due time to enub!c hi,': ~ seed crop OF Wheat.
July s--ctds WM e. AI,STfN
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ENGLISH Am CLASSICAL. MAIE AUIUOI
ltUNNElIENE NI,ltOOi,


TIME FIRST .o,s,pn al sbis Sehuo, viii commence on
ting ,st 81 Qtiobcr, lSji aud cosr The 3st OF Ju.
lYSlssa,
The course instruction will include the Engl;sb,
Latin Greek French. and spanish languages and their
literature, aud Mathematics Cb0h hco etically and II its
practical appcatiOn)
The Principal is gradual" Of iSc University OF Virsi
nia and was engaged r as teacher Of Mathe-
mates in ihe ac,.uGi IL Mr.. l. " Coleman.
Tha School 10 situated in Fduq uirr county in f. neigh
borhood web known fer Its tine climate au'. excellent
ciety. ." ..-
TERMS :-Bosrd and tuition 10. 1aeii, ro.n, Of Eve
months sl2S-pssHpIr o.. tao st i October and lst Of
March. E;y.. extra. "
Circulars Giy.s further ,ltornn,on rnnY lie obtained
" ndd!c:sing the Principal, a, Sh.m station Fsuguic;
County, Va. GRAY CARROLL, H. a.
REFERENCES
The Faculty Of tie U,;sr.s;,y OF Virginia.
Jamfs Ma glnll. Esq.. virginia Senate
/. ~. Coleman, ESQ,
Hon. A. Atkinson, Isle Of Wight County
Geo W. Carroll, Esq Isle OF Wight County.
Col. c G Coleman. Louisa County.
Rev. 6. II Norton, Wnrreu,ou, Va
Nav nJ-ctlstNoy
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SCHOOLS AND C0LLEGES.
ALBEhAKLE MILITARY I<.TIrI.rr
llNIr: lhrd Sr,sInn VIII hc an nh Snn,rn,Lnr l -


ALBEMAkLE MILITARY IN,TITIrr
FuNiiE ihrd Session VIII c.iu nh srn,rnh.r ,,, ,;.
Il :4h July ' ''P''''"e' anu '"s'
h,H'nh' TN"ir-AnrrrI and Modern / an,ua..-
Mni'" ihirH, Natural Sciences. md ,L ,n,in, ru.l,
Branches both high md low. = ~ - u' '''-'''"
n't'AH ~ 'rRt Cri6S-RGiI IN Infantry ind ,r,;,r,
W." CIV" AT rueh iii-. I not Interfere with ih. -
2nn' - ne '"i@ OF Instructors WIFI rnr,ri.r Of II,
,r"'. '"' piht"iy Graduates Of the yIrrnl, Military
Institute hhd University al y,r.in,, ~
r.''"n -, -, az az, t"hIih"iuflnns Will be rcndy
~, ic' per term oi month"; PAYABLE in advance
I'M, rnr-' embraces Hoard Tuition in every trnnrh
july lS-c2it ,., ~ = n".,'E'
~ wing southern Argus. Souil,si,Ir Drmnrrnt and
Oh rln;tc.ylLlc papers copy
,,,v NEW I.0NDON ACADEMY.
THE NEAT SESSION or TiJiS Scuoot
E..r n"san on The '7.h of Angus, aud close 9Th OF
rrorurry following Terms per session Of five
,;, o i""h sic; Tor Tuition and Board Except
Lights - @o Far circulars continuing iurrhcr imiorrr
tiun. address r. I I,pu71: N n; 'J' '''
--' ~" ,--r,rpl. Force. nepn'. V".
HANOVER ACADEMY.
nr .'a" OF this School will conm.nc The
.,o; '''' ISL and clost on the :;lst OF July
'''s LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, N. A.,
Principal
hilary +. JONES NJ A,
.....,.,.. WALTER WRENE, NJ. a.
fo' catalogue Containing terms, sc. address
,, =, l.. N. COLEMAN
o"'> '''u iArlorsvi!lr, Hanover County, Va
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"ANEEus
{ LAD. hn ms nGG sGme experience IN teaching,
n sll sal ID conp.teu; TO tascl: thoroughly the va
90 faTcu.s o. the English language, aud one who is
oa:rni IN Muse the Piano Forte. and in the French
+a:isSr. charge of small school, OF ten or
we're scno!srs healthy and agreeable mel :hborhood
As-:Hsra lady preferred. The session will comE cnce
c. ao. sep, So
!o::":Gls and particulars address
iHn. J. ILANfoN, Lodore 7. q,
= .-7y :: :y.e,g, Va,
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VALUABLE FARM FOH sALE uN JANE,

4 Commissioner OF the Circuit Court OF Powhntan
"A county shall offer Tor sale Wednesday To. l2th
day Of August 1857 on the promises the tract Il aud
ca led FINE CREEK" ON which the late Thomas FuqLa
resided This tract contains about two hundred and
sever hit acres lying 81 miles above Richmond i'm
III diatey between the River Rond and the River having
small proportion OF low erounds and ADJOINING the In DIS
OF Charles Carter Lee Esq Mra Gillian and others, In
pessan, and healthy nrichborhood, convenient to the
Episcopal Church and Fine Greek Mills Tho fenci
is in good repair with usual necessary buildings upon
farm. Also. one Negro Woman OF middle age
TkRMS:-For the slave cash; for the lnnd 0uethird
cash. balance In equal payments 81 one and two years
purchaser bono. bearing interest from date
with approved security and little 10 be retained until the
whole purchase money oe paid.
AZ the ssne time and piece the administrator will our
fer s.ic the remaining personal property the premises
July ll-cln JOHN +. LAY, COmnr.
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AUCTION SALES.

NEGROEs.-wilib b" sold by u, hi, uorn,r >,
~ o'clock. likely Negroes
iu.4 DICKINSON NH 4, n, g..
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL AT NoRTHWOOD CHARLES CITY co.
HAVING employed Mr. EDWARD A ADAMS, q
III Graduate OF the University OF Virginia, gentleman
Of much experience a teacher, to teach my children
my School will be opened the l:th OF september
and closed the 18th of July lssduring which
time vacation Of weeks will TO given at Christma'
In this school will be sessions each tchool.day--a
greatly to DO preferred courseand Instructions will he
freely given TO pupils at auy time out OF school.
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Tho Greek Latin French and English Languages,
Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy
and History. Very strict attention will be paid TO English
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Reading, Writing and
Spelling
The subscriber residing ut Of the mos healthy
situations in the country and for the past tweny.tlree
years the scat OF Literally school, is prepared
to accommodate comfortably ten or twelve pupil, to
board in his family
CT.RGEs.-For Board, Tuition, Lodging, Washing and
Lights for the school $780, payable 5 ON entering
school, and the balance in FIVE thereafter No de.
duction 'or absence unless in Of protrsccd sickness
Conveyances will meet pupils at Wicoxs Wharf.
REFERENCES Faculty OF the University; Rev Johu Z.
Mcclure Elk President Tyler, Dr. Edwnrd Willcox Rel
NJ Lamb NJ. o. P. Bnns. Mr. William Jcfdolir, aud
may cthers patrons of the school CHARLES Cityi NJ. A.
Parkinson New Kent; Mr. John H. Tnbb, Gloucester; Mr.
Alexander Tnstn Norfolk Mr. David Burlington, Rich.
noud - -
July 25-cwtlst0c A. II FERGUSON.
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CAROLINE LAND FOX SAIL

TUyIIT. subscriber, Gesroua OF pEIch..ing a'.
n offers Tor sale his pr.ssa; r.,id'nc". s!i' . '
South riyer, branch Of tie Mahponi, hIoni I.
irurn either of the three Ecpc.s, Guncss, N.ioi4
Chestcriieh. on tho Richmond, frcder cks .:s ~
mac Railroad, and 10 miles from ia. frn.i, ~
Joining the lands of Philip Samuel ari pF ttii
In the midst Of the hgh pricri Tobacco iTkio a. -
line This land is well adapted {" III. shp!e ~ ~" rs
try and easily improved Til" crc"f"f portion % }.
cleared but with sufficient tn't'r for the Use d ta @
anil somc suuericr heart lin". The ouiidi"gi c"s--
cmrt,rt,bl. d v cli.nc, aud u! necessary gu: ~
There il A well OF cHcclea: water tsed WIN g. F..
nn,no in IN. ward. and good spTiHss 'onveL!e:'. =.
tract contains 80 acres ,,r..
,II a,o eel auo her tract one snd half miles
r. ,tn 'boye rontsipin. 2Gf scres oneh halt pea 1
NO. . Iona since cleared. and very productive 1t -:
~ Ill dw.liuy hovse and tobscco house, vita Rtyri
'aI water in the yard. There is nm abundance g. rs
mbrr on this tract II adoins the lands Of I. 30.
nsrr Juhp Newton and Rev. l.. w. Allen
1.Ie.a lands viii be offered for sale privately ~,
TUESDAY. August 25th when, If not sold bcic:e,
viii be- offered publicly. upon the premi,cs.
TERMS liberal, and nsde known on Gay of s.ie
shall be pleased 10 show the land to any w'.a,
10 purchase and invite them view it before ftc
s-le Those wishing further information can address
at "Fhppo'a, Caroline Co., Va"
July a5-cwtds' JOHN b. COAT r.
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LOUISA LAND FUK SAVE.

TN accordance with the will Of the late Reuben Rem.
Il nods decd, shah proceed TO cell two Tracts OF
Land belonging the uf the said Reuben Remodel
The first Of aail tracts lies within fourth Of milo OF
Fredsricks Hall Depot tho north eide of the Virginia
Cens:al Railroad continuing about 2O acres being well
supplied with water, lying each side Of South Elk
creek on which there about 20 rs of low
grounds well under drained Said land has sufficient orr
pna timber for support and quantity Of thrifty pine
Inns dwelling house in good rrpnr that will be- SUE
ccnt for small family. The land is well adapted 10
Corn Wheat md Tobacco. And the other Tra:t j. about
one and hall miles north of the said Depot the North
fork of Fix Creek III by secent survey.
well warred and tnberedi THO original timber land
equal any in this section Of coantry. with about 80
acres Of low land % bn surpassed in fertility Wy any
land in this sccto. o. country It is well
aud the upland - in considerable state Of Improvement
dergi unnecessary 10 say more, rs thUse who may
VISA to purchase will view the land for themselves.
The above land win be cold the highest bidder at the
Mansion House OF the dccenscd, WEDNESDAY the
lah day OF AUGUST nexr, 1871, If fair il not the next
fair dav WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
.IulY lI-clds Excc'nr of K Rennnds. dec.
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NOTICE The estate in hanover. neHr Atccs sta:
~ on ON the Central Railroad advertised TO b. sold
At auction on TUESDAY, the 4th Aug 1857 ID Withdrawn
from market
Aug 1-3t GODDIN AfPEhsoN' aucss.
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uEISRICI sCHNEIDEn,

S1RoFESsoR OE MUSIC, offers his services to the
b ciiizens Of Richmond. Teacher of the Piano,
Harp Guitar and OF sngi'g. Having taught Music for
six ears E-e worth SEMINARY in North Carolina, he
confidently refers Ia Gov. Moorehead, Proprietor and to
Richard Sterling Esq, Principal Of thar INSTITUTION Re
sidenca Mrs Hi 'aels boarding House. Broad street,
Lrar 9Th. - -
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND
Rev Geo Woodbridge, Rev. DR.. 81 D Hose. he' w
T. Y. Moore. VIM IL PANE. Is Col / / Adsur; II h
Howi.on. Ir. 4 Morris. IL Taylor, MAJ Shields
DR. F. H. Deanc july la-dlw&"Jm
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MIR. LEFEBvRES SCHOOL
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS

RICHMOND, VA
TIME session OF this Institution will open the
hrst day OF OcroRRR. 1885,, and closo the hrG day
of July 1858.
TERMS For THE SCHOLA STIC YEAR:
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND NIATIIEMATl-
i,AI MaI pAARAlNL SElLAAI


ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATuEMATl
CAL MALE BOARDING SCHOOL,
III, EE 4 C MPBkLL c0URT H0U$k.
y\tE subsc lhcr will take csrsc Of this school. here.
Il fcrc conducted by Mr. X. NJ. Parker He graduated
hrst in la. class ut the " NJ Institute July lsie been
Engineering Oh the rirTina ind Tennessee Hail RoHd
ano on the u s. Coast Survey about and h"s
been teaching about ri years al the luuuc in Charles
CITY, Brunswick County md for the last y years near anu
IN the City of Richmond. =,
Assistants proporlionei to the number Of scholars VIII
be procured
Course of ins,ruc,ion-usus English branches. LATIN
Greek French. Mathematics Philosophy. cheni'ry' &C
Session from 18th september to July lst ,
TERNs:-Sl9O per scs.ion for tuition, board ue ~as
ing and ghts; payable $s5 In advance and so TIT
middle OF the sc.son
Day Scholars $50 to $40 ,,r
Location of the healthy In the S,Hr, S;a
Long Mountain miles from Concord station. So ii"a
Rail Road. from which conveyance to the Court ""e'
REFERENCES:
Col II Smith Superintendent Y. NJ /.
DR. Wilcox, Charles City
Mr. Geo Stone Brunswick
Mr. VIM Sydnor Hanover A. n n
Prof Jas T. Blankenshp. Mr. Il MCDANIEL a,r ~
Payne, Capt Samuel McCorkle. Mr. K Manson Mr. WIN
A Read. Lynchhurg ,,.;,L.. u, ~ o,,o,
Cnm Chus Din, nock Mr. John Morton. Mr. chas VIII
lians SEQ Az socisty Mr. WIN SttotheI. sHsn rx
WA II Richardson Richmond. -., r..
Address Richmond until lst August warla Camp
bell CHI 2. 7. PENDlETON.
MIR. LEFEBvRE's SCHOOL
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.
TIME session OF this Institution will open the
hrst day OF OcroRER 1857, and close Oh the hst day
u " TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR: 49,.
Fer Board, $500
For Washing, 20
For Lights. =
For English Tuition. 30
For French when studied exclusively Of the Ensish
branches, W
For Latin, III
For Mu.ic piuao, Harp. Guitar, Organ singing ~
For one lassou ('t HI hsur) weok 30
For two Lessons (oi AL hour wcpk, -
For three lessons (Ot an hour q week, l20
Four four lessons (of an hour> week, lHO
For the uieiof PiaLp,
For Drawing from Models, 20
For Drawing from Nature, w
For Painting in Water ColGrs. 10
For Oil Painting, W
pSiaAss DEpAsrMssr-f.r Children under II years
u 's'' REFERENCES
THE PATRONS OF THE SciIooL-Risht Rev. Rishop
Meade, Rish, Rev Bishop Johns Right Rev Bishop Elliott
of Georgia, Right Rev Bishop cobbs Of Alabama. Rev
Moses IIoge D d, Rev Chas II Read, d D L., Rev 4
Moore, D. Rev b Gi'der.leve Rev Geo Cummings.
Washington city and the Clergy Of the Episcopal Church
IN Virginia
HUBERT T. LEfEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal.
Rev II Keper. Mrs NJ Cary,
Rev w Webb, Miss Mary Gordon.
John Little. NJ D, Mics Bartlett.
a Lewis, NJ D, Mrs MIaylor,
Eliodoro Campo Nadine Ertvnn,
John A Cayo Mad ellie Lacy
e w Thow. Chus II Rosen,
W (irabsu
Madame L. V. DLANcnEr, French Governess
All letters be directed Hubert i. Lefrbvro Rich
mond Va.
Persons in want Of Female Teachers may, By applying
to me- the services OF competent tsdiGsstr ra
hevu applied tome to- sscnre then s;trati;hs.
| Su!y leu. ~ Z. u.
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LADY wishes situation either in q school or private
- ahiy TO teach music the Piano Forte and Guitar;
sn 20 instruction in vocal music
ni,ier particulars, address r. VI. w. Richmond Va.
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~ cHscs OF protrlcted stxnebJh deduction will be
made. T. TO-
In the Ordinary Female Schools Of the country where
Gae isacher 10 employed Il is impossible for want of
time tor the teacher to devote that constant persops
trntion that needed Ia ssch schools til .,s pupil in
music is necessarily sent TO the pisa aud psuc.
t.ce her music wOuth,s sHpce. Should tEcrc be but
ten scholars, IA ss! hour oniS devoted by each
mus h: thtGcr being lreeent i've hours OF the teach
.lrutdn iii other Studies. To this umy l.. faced
OF the complaints of Female ScGcas.
The great object ct rS sehooit1 the cans,ant
personal u::n.en u tle tcncheIso every Department
tea the ORDINARY English Eraaa.... Including Mah.
m.Gcs mud the Sciences u :hc other 10 Music, French
anl OrpHGcp.el Miss +. T. Sc0Tr will ngnin
hue chso OF The rst Department By her hdcity ard
hsi aniaby Of character she the lore of t..
her pupil- ind from my examinations shaw thn
those under her instruction progress With extraordinary
rspidity and proficiency.
ninc a,hr. Acya,tnsLl embracing Music French ard
the Ornamental Branches Miss IRENE KNAurY is eng6g.
et. lady educated with great care. As teacher.
ale hah givpn the highest satisfaction TO her employ It'd
p.lfuns All that hear OF her is cxccpdisy ccnpli.
m,nnry Observe. that in Music lie vntn; IGlcJ TUX G
L-iT LESSONS Invariably !. se s"s o!ts ihsi. acton,
ani then retire g r.cl!:c" Piano &c rnHctrc
r., .ohtly rHHc,inr The younc lEie', especially
su.h branches a:nTe generally in Female s7soo worry
gcleTal;y Known bythrm. --a consequence Ii thai try
ar arrays PREPARED
IN c!ctin isli Il Due the Young Ladies who have
arcnd.a this school orxpre's lay grateful appreciation
OF their uplcrm kinNrs. each u.hcr and TO every
a.Inbrr oil my inniy. Their extraordinary drrOrum,
TIER haIdso. obsrrvarf. Of those social propreties
ualoh contribute much to the ornament "i icnne
ccty their dgcnt application TO 'trr duties and !oif
proficiency, merit more than ordinary prnis".
When notified what day student. " II IsaGl slack :
and Whites hy the cars Q! ID scSside isaiiKoss
suitable conveyance :i!i T. PROVIDED
Ey-Evcry article q cio,L,ng should b. marked.
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NANftD-A Situation as Teacher by Il Gradual,
" ct the Virginia Military Institute. who has had two
eN?Fie'ce in teaching the English branches Math'
cEaud
"hsais satin, terms, az C. g." HeahsviIe, North.
-'ooiI tad County YIN July ssl-cjt
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SITUATION As TEACHEK WANTED.
a N unmarried gentleman virSiniail, and educated
"A at the University Of Virginia., who has been tor
wishes to obtain situation teacher He prepared to
teach all the branches usually taught in male schools
Satisfactory testimonials Ia his possession and Will be
furnished If required He would prefer situation where
permanent school of high order hi" already been or
may be established
All communications addressed to N. r. X, Campbell
c. II Va, viii receive prompt attention.
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"A i.i. -si.,5 ~ uG;a!a tei;uaon IA Iencacr
sa6 all teach ;:o usual Eu..sa branches, AG.c, Draw.
e. GEa E@acJi!c!y
Address. :.tgs salary, M:ss n W., Box % Charlo'cs.
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