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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATH

LNGLISH. CLASSICAL AND MATH
IL EMATICAL SCHOOI.-Prof. II. J. Christian
IsviRg resigned the chair of Greek in Richmond
'ollege, will opeu an Engli-h Classical and Mathr-
3Stica school in this city, on lat October next. Du
jng his lsng experience ~ a teacher, he hSs bsen
oDstautly Impressed with the want Cf th9rOug
n the preparation Of boys either for college the
tct;ye duties Of life. He therefore proposes 10 admit
,nly many pupils ss he can teach. and to devote
himself with untiring energy to making thorough
choiars in the striCtest OF the term. He har
'rcured comfortable rooms on 4th street, bot ween
franklin and Main. Any communication addressed
O him through the Richmond 4. o., will be prompt
y attended to- He hopes that those who intsnd tO
1atrenize him will max rdiate application:
Terms (pay able Scxl-vnnually in 2d1ance) SO.
REFEREHsEs Rev. !. PctNrkin, Rev. Geo. Wood
ridge D. D., Judge Halyburtou, Judge Neridith
Nesssrs. VIM II. Christian, Jno. VI. Gregory, Fred
aransford. VIM. F. Taylor. h. B. Minor. H. l.. Chri-
lisn. W yndham Robertson. Jos. X. Asder.en, Ifhn
J. Steger, Chas. Gennet, Rev. Dir. Repler, Gen. VIM
i. Richardson. Gel I J. Evans. Capt c: DinlmocE
II. II. }. Miller. III. j. CHRISTIAN.
N,
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TaE CHAM 6ssG, under Mr.. Pearce, 10
doing good service about the city.
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VESTVREsoaE DIPIoAATIST.-Mr Dallas said in one
of his speeches lately: II do net however assert IL
positively. ] have only heard Of it-that a very
beautiful woman is apt TO see defects in another
beautiful woman
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The total population of India is stated, by Par
liamentary return just Published, TO be iso,ssi,'
Qu7
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CoRREcTfos. your obliged cor
respondent. ~ a. saw in his rapid sketch, &C.,
what he said iate nded 10 say, ia the original ss
ElIlowa .woiship tbs Goodness" &c, insteAd OF
the 20 <kess, as printed Alse 'ssa strscksa.' In
stead of "sia.stsekea = aud 'Mcboweirsp fer stas
DsspeH - y.
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The WEATHER. yesterday, was intense
Iy warm, and the sun WAS as oppressive a. al any
period In July.
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VNIF S0ITTHERN UOUSF IN PHIL

L DELPHIA, No 1923 and 1927 Chestnut street.
| below the United States Mint is now prepared t.
iouble roums from seven 10 ten dollars per week
sch person. and one fifty per day. The best atten
| tun rendered to invalids
The merits of this house have been welf tested for
| the past six years and We are able to say it has
| always proved n most comfortable home for thr
stranger. Il is conducted by lady from Virgins.
| se l4-ft BOARDER.
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ARREsrED.-McClelland, who, it is alleged. seized
and ran away with package of jewelry valued at
S225, which he had bargained for at the store Of
Me.srs. Koschland & Oppenheimer. of ..agerstown,
Md, was arrested near Hedgesville, Var on Satur-
day last.
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The STEAMER NoRroIx JR Kali

1HE STEAMER NORFOLK, j. II. Kelley
MASTER was lost last Monday morning, while ON
'he way to Norfolk and Richmond from PhiladsI.
p""' lhlrty-hve persons escaped in four boats, :.
three of which only were rescued by the "Josrnh
whitney" Captain Howes, from Baltimore to Bo,-
Ton. Among the passengers rescued were HEsRY
ihuhPaoN, the comedian Of the kichmond Thea
'e TWO winters since, and Mrs and Miss Cappell,
Dnlh ot whom were members of the same COMPANY
ihese three persons were on their way TO Norfolk,
u Join the .Narieties' in that city.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
BYJAs. A. COwARDIN.

ss~THE DAILY DISPATCH is served 10 sub
.,rin.rs AT SIX Am QUARTER cgSTs FER wKsE. pays
trthe Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, -
wear Or $40 for six months, in advance.
as~THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH, 10 issuet
.ycry Tuesday and Friday at $2oe In advance
ss-THE WEEKLY DISPATCH il issued ever,
tr,1sy and mailed TO subscribers al 81 per AMMAN.
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MARCHING ORDERs.-0rders have been received at
the Carlisle PA J barracks for detachment of l05
men, to leave next week, for Fort Leayenworth,
from thence to escort the Governor Of New Mexico
to his destination in the territory.
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The Harrisburg pa cotton factory has rnspsn-
ded operations Tor an in.iennite period, owing ~
tnY. hlgh priss " tie rss material
Vim. Hunt. veil known nswspaper eorrsspsn
dent in washingten, died there On Thursday,
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AR- ID TTRNER,S SELECT CLAS

vi sICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST.,
BETWEEN Sd AND ATE STs-The l4th Academic year OF
thia School will commence on MONDAY, tho 18th OF
september. 1857.
i Cla,t will be formed in Greek and Latin and pu-
pills will be admitted whs prepared 10 commence
the study ef either Of these languages enter some
If the mere advanced Glasses already formed.
II-2m
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ie>tefiy was the time appointed by the Iustin1e
'nutt for the election Of 'Sealer of Wsirbts .nd
Measures" and Aldermen Burton. Beverage. ali.
liam. Sadler, Starke picot and IIill were ON IN.
Bench ut the appointed hour, but as q number ef
Justices were absent. p. III. Starke ESQ., cslIed nm
the order of the day, and offered the following
preamble and order, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. il has come 10 the knoyledre Of ssv-
eral members of this Court that complaints ara
male against the present Sealer of Weights and
Measures Of the city of Richmond:
he IT, therefore. ordered that =. ". Tompkins
l. u. ROBERTS. John Graeme, John w Reyrrays
James Thomas, jr.. J. d. Goodman John Clash. A
"ichards K. o. Haskns and T. U. Dudley be sum.
mnhed to appear before this Court on the third
nay "f the next term at 10 O'Clock in the morning
" RFntshIehee tonching the conduct Of said Seal
"r III Weights and Measures"
Col. August. a. counsel for Mr. Sanxay anronr
tei That his client so far from shrinking from snv
investigation into his official conduct courted H.
anu was ready now, or at any other time to 20 in
!" an examination II he had misconstrued the
Ia" under which he acted, he desired TO have his
error pointed out. that he might err no more put
NE hau NOT been able TO find the law giving the
c"uig power to break his client of his Office Ger.
'alhiy no precedent could he pointed out for tho
present course suggested. The Court had the ap-
Phullng power. aud as the law did not make that
appointment annually. the office could be held du
rug good behavior. The constitution pointed ONT
the only way Of getting rid of such an officer when
charged with mateasance, misfeasance or neglect
OF duty-and that mode was an Indictment Inv ths
grand Jhry. If an officer is indicted for either OF
the Offences enumerated and jury afterward iud
hiiH guilty, tile Court may then declare his office
vacant-hut in no other way
Some OF the members of the Court were not sat.
l,Hed that they did not have the power to declare
the office vacant at any time on sufficient proof Of
nconpetcnCy of the officer, but preferred to hays
she OPINION of the CommOnwealth's Att,r. 0 upon
'ha' POINT, before proceeding to an appointment
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL.

THE CHISWlCk SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
VIII be resrenad the subscI iher's residence 7a
niles west Of Richmond ON Monday, October lst-
Iaving had several years experience. and being
'redite APT 10 tsUch,h share Of public patron
Ige is solicited.
The location il retired and remarkably healthy
The discipline will se Christian and PareniaL
A few boarders (male or iemale,) may on earl
,ppliSaton, be accommodated at my house, and 9th
m in the ncighborhood,
Sc aims GEO. g. EXALL. A. VI.
n r. For information in the city apply to Mr.. HBN.
IT ExALL, Architect, opposite the American.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
> RICHMOND, Va.
The neXt session of this Institution will begin OF
he first Monday in October and close the lat day
ii July.
The Principals will b" aided by nine assistants.
For further particulars address
r r 5fa ]. n5REisoN,, GHn E5l, Principals.
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nay SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE

y The Rev ". =. WEBB, 4. ", will resumo
,achiug ON THURSDAY, Oct. lst.. at the room IN
n. rear ofthe Sycamore Church. oa nth street. he
ween Broad and Marshall. lately occupied by Mr..
y Roster. The course of study will Csuprise that
four most approx ed &C hools, either North South
Thoroughness in every department will be spe-
iaily regarded In addition to collegiate educa
ION, the advertiser has taken special pains, ny per
nprovcd institutions Of our country. 10 introduce
nto his sygtem all that il really desirable.
The most satisfactory references given. Also
lhnndant evidence Of acceptance at every point nj
which his services have hitherto hcen engaged.
Terms and further particulars on application.
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DIsrHARdEp.-Several of the employees in the
Thinning and moulding departments of the Gosport
Va navy-yard were discharged on Tuesday on
account OF the scarcity of work in those depart
piputs
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= u -. StA Hmm. s.-s.-s.s.-as...s ..
PHILIP Il. STANARD,
l. Y RARG AMIN

II gives me great pleasure to recommend ths Class
ical and Mathematical School OF Aessrs. STASARL
4 DARGAMIN. Aes.rr :. & b. are graduates OF thi-
Institution have been connected with il as Assistant
Professors and entitled to the fullest confidence
OF the public for their high intellectual and moral
eusiifcEtjsns FRANCIS ii. SMITH, .
Superintendent v Vi. !.
VIRsI6IA MILITARY INSTITUTED
July 9th 1857. ly 20-d3m
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GUiLTY-Lemuel Rust. aged man. has been
found guilty in Hampshire citeuit court, Va, Of
having procured a large sum of money on false
pretences from Capt. John b. Sherrard. Of Romney.
The jury fixed his punishment at one year In the
penitentiarv.
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The WOMEN 10 HAVE N0rE.-The Kansas CORES
oondent Of the Chicago Tribune writes that in
s,onence of the word male beffre residents be-
io,. omitted the convention have unntentionaliy
.pfraucbi.ed the women, making them voters 1T
the approar ching october election in the Territory.
The ladies will insist exercising the right thus
unwittingiy conferred upon them.
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Thalberg and Vieuxtemps gave their first con-
cert at New York on Wednesday night 1t was q
brilliant and successful affair
Thos Ballow of Watertown, n. Y, lost in the
of eighteen days five bright and healthy chill
drrn by scarlet lever
The Metropolitan theatre at San Francisco was
burnt on the 18th of August.
We notice appeal for Mount Vernon In the
San Francisco Herald.
Alfred Jaell, the pianist, contemplates another
visit to the United States.
Mrs. Cora Hatch, the trance medium ID in ko-
chester, giving public demonstrations.
The Indiana State Fair will be held at indianapo-
lie commencing on Monday. Oct. s.
,h. Davenport (iowa) Democrat is In mourning
hlr tho death of its late senior editor, James T.
iiikireth, Esq.
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secured
Refers 10 Gov. Wise Genl VIM II. Richardson
Col Il Pontsiue MesArs e. A. Myers. Rinsrd
Blair Thomas K. Price, John NJ Patton, p. Il. tirat
tan Alex'r X. Holla,sy. and Revs. }. Peterkin AM
tinorxe Woodbridge Jy 20-dtIetO
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T.
lent Of the New York Commercial writes.
The Omnbusses in LONDON run in every drcc-
ion. and by ch angling twice, one can go T.,
lmost any place he may desire. From the f}anL
4 England, which appears 10 be the general ter
minus, the omnibus routes radiate to every point
II the compass. The fare is qnite reasonable
some omnibnsses conveying passengers six mile.
an equivalent Of about ten cents United States
money. The aggregate number running is prnba-
oily from eight 10 ten Thousand. Zach bus ~ the,
lre universally called here. has conductor -ta
Toned at the door to take tho fare, that the DIR
ser has nothing to de- but tn attend TO his horses
they carry twelve inside and from fifteen 10 TWEEN
y outside. In pleasant weather the outside is
preferred, and | often see well dressed women sit
ing by the side Of the driver. The top seats are
frequently iul whcnt there ar" no passengers inside
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tbs NASHVILLE RAILRoAD.-A number of the citi-
zens of Louisville have purchased 100000 of the
city bonds held by the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad for the purpose Of aiding this enterprise
and securing its early complexion -
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RosIS OIL At THE SoUTH-A Southern company
for the manufacture of rosin oil is about being
tablished ~ Mobile The vast pine regions Of the
Sonth will thrs beprt TO more profitable use than
y. retofore. The oil Is TO be manufactured by a
patent process at cost Of TO - cents per gallon
Gas PRoH PEAT--The gas used In Portland, Ne,
Tuesday evening. made of FEAT, furnished TO
the Gas Company by owners Of Peat land in Cape
Elizabeth.
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ITO DENTISTS.-A supply Of Abbey's
l. No. + Gold Foil. Also, Tin Foil of superior qua
ty for sale by Z. JOHNSTON & BRO.
sell Druggists.
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RUNoRgD KILLING OF CaSaREssNAN.-ln the
Washington (Arkansas) Telegraph of the 2i., inst,
We find the following paragraph:
We learn by gentleman Just from Texas, that
in a difficulty which occurred at Palestine, Ander-
son county. recently, Judge Reagan. member OF
Congress. elect for the eastern district OF Texas
his brother and three other persons were killed
DUR informant did not learn the origin Of the diff
cu'ty, or any further particulars.
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NOTICE.-As Superintendent of Public
~ Buildings must forbid all persons eating mel
ons on Capitol Square and throwing about fragments
Of newspapers. SAMUEL FREEMAN.
&C. It's Sup't Public Ruiidings
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rLEAR STARCHER'S FRIEND-For
" giving finished and beautiful gloss to Collars,
Bosons Linen Muslin and Cotton goods; for sale by
GEO. D0WDES. Drus sist,
9Th and Rrnnl ST
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Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Do you
want Confectionery, Fruits, &C. at prices to
suit, and get what you buy If 30. call at
DAVID n. JONES 4 CO,
M Main It
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DLAID DUSTERS.-Iust to hand, a
small invoice If PlSid Dnstsrs. made and trimd
in the neatest and most fashionable style will hr
sold at the extraordinary low price Of s25 cach st
WARRENS Fancy Store,
Wall etrep
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l,LASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

SCH0oL.-Iho undersigned will. on the first o.
octabcr npKt. open Classical and nathematica
hcho0l embracing such a course of instruction n
will fit youth for ehsy entrance into the high
Glasses. either. of our classical or sclentnc inshtu
tions They have rroc urad the desirable lot at tn,
coraer OF tth and CI.y streets upon which they
having erected their school room. Then
TERMS Will be ar follows, PAYABLE SkAIANSUALLi
IN tDF1SCRj
Latin creek and Matthew S6i
Lain Eirnek and do. =
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iVHE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUARTS

l. CLASSICAL aud MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will se resumed on the lst II october seXt. Parents
will please make early application.
TERMS: tiuydb" t-GnnUduy IN ddrdHce.)
Fer xtiu in Latin Greek and Mshematics..S6 S60 N
- Latin and Mathematics..............5 50 II
10
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GREEN GINGER. FRESH GARLIC
~ ALLSPICE, CLOVES, TURMERIC-
And all the PICKLING and PRESERVING SPICES
LARGE JAR C0RKS, FURNITURE C0RKS,
&c. To he had of
MEADE l. BAKER. Chemists &c,
ls6. n W. cor. of Main and 10th sts.,
au 22-dScw4w Richmond. We.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DISTRESSING ACcIDEsT.-On Wednes.
day night last q distressing accident occurred ri
the residence Of Mr. George Smith. In Charles City
county. near the Henrico eastern line, which re-
suited in the death Of worthy young man, and In
great anguish 10 two families at least. Mr.. San
Gel THRoG, overseer for VIM. b. Randolph, Esq, ss
his Greenwood farm in Hcnrico. had been paying
his addresses to Miss smith and on the evening OF
the accident had called to spend few hours with
her. After setting in the house in conversation
with the young lady. her mosher and brother for
some time. she left the rooti Tor few momsnts
md on getting on the porch, picked up gun which
she supposed to be empty, went TO window lead
ing into the sitting room, and pointing IL In the
direction Of her mother, brother and Mr. Throx,
attempted to snap IL TO frigbten them. Uufortu-
nateiy the gun happened to be heavily charged at
the time. and when the trigger was pulled IL ex.
p9ed drpositing the contents in the side of young
ihrog,s head killing him almost instantly.
On Thursday an inquest held over the body,
hut our Informant hal not heard the verdict Of the
'ury when he left the neighborhood, though he
sapposes II In accordance with the above facts
Ihis sad occurrence is another warning to Der.
sons never to point gun pistol at any one In
play Accidents are continually occurring from
he careless use of fire arms, and now that the
'h"otig season is about to set in. number of cas-
n'ttles may be expected il carelessness In not
'trIctly guarded against.
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NU z + All persons having cIAlIns
" against George p. Shelton, of Louisa county
will please make them known to he undersg with
as little delay possible, that arrangements may be-
made for paying them Address Thompson's r.
Ruais Louisa county.
Sc ll-eod6tE r.. r. WADDY.
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AaK TIGHE'S SELECT SCH0OL. OF

w FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE !Ia-Ihe 5ti
session ofthi- School will open on MONDAY the 2l-
ssrttmhe. Tor the TEN following months Greek
Latin and Mathematics So; Elementary Latin an,
Matht mates. or higher English and GathsnVtlc
sJn common English branches $40; Primary Depart
rnent tfr 5oys under II yssrsl s3'; French or ORA"
ing, each 32h
The services Of successful Teachers are secured TO
ali the departments.
Refers to the following gentlemen among the patron
q the school last session, viz; Rev Drs. oodbrdg
ana kepplcr; Doctors Csb,lI, Cunningham and Desne
Nessrs Beer & roindexyer, Crenshaw Co, l.. l
Crenshaw. WG II. Grant, {. D; lae. J. VI Royal,
Adsms smith Andrew johnston J. c. Pasc, A. Blair,
Wn s Triplett Nn. Marshall, Geo. VI. West, Col
Tho. II. Elis y. Bev. Tucker. aslington city, Cor
bin Warwick V IN. F. Butler ThOs ". Brukenhroagh,
Wa Il. smith. \. ii. Martin. &c, &c: Apply on thu
premisest X. h. L. II6ilh a NJ
1tGD
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POST UFFICE AFFAIRs-Konte No, NV, VTangt
'ourt House to Locust Dale on which William A
fIll il contractor. n eSteRdch to Oak Fak. Tht
special supply of the latter is consequently discon
tInued. Frazier Store end Clover Green hereto
fore supplied by special service from SpoitSyyani'
:. H.. are now embraced on public route 4,Sl3, Ere
ieriCksbuTg to Frcdcricks Hall Route 1880 Cen
tral Depot to Peppers Ferry, is discontinued
public route and put on messenger service. Al
parkersburg, Va. James p. Bartlett Is apPointeC
mail messenger-serYicc t"ice daily, except sun
day
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM

DlCH MOND CLhSS1CAL AMI COM-
IL MEKCIAL INSTITUTE. On NINTH STREET.
l"rsgned Principals of this Institution. have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing II
school for Boys III the highest order and have been
successful III securing excellent and CommOdlous
roons in the ahove-named central part of the city.
They will make such division OF labor in the ex
crci.cs OF the School to render the instruction
Inost PRACTICAL and THOROUGH:
The Rrctatinns will be COnincted with the use OF
Globes, Maps Charts, Mathematical Blocks and Phi
oIopfical and Chemical Apparatus.
rupls entering this School, can unite with Glasses
| pursuing course OF instruction with view TO Il
thorough business education to enter tho hrst OF
advanced Glasses in College.
For further particulars and testimonials see tlrcn-
lrp to he obtained at this 0aice after August 18th
nj ut most Of the BoIkstOres, by application to
sither Of the Principals. One OF the Principals can
be found at his study! I'd door from 9th street, Oh
Broad.
The School will open on 'iONnAY, September zlst,
Proftss " Fu,ion will take charge Of the French.
EDWAED "; s,Nt, G9AE, A. y, Principals.
Rr,r,rIdsisn SkAEh r . sFlTh naidain A VIM H. Chris
tian ESQ., Rev Clas II. Read, ID. D., Rev ) 5. hlurk-
land James q Macmurdo, Esq, John II. Tyler, ESQ,
George = Woodhn, ESQ, Mrs. Susan l.. Pellet bliss
Harriet Hall. au ls-'2m
CCHOOL AT SUMNER HILL.-The
~ next session Of my school in Chesterfield, will
commence the 10th OF October and close the 10th CT
August under the tuition of Mr. r. b. Maury, grad
untP ofthe Upjve rHity, very highly recommended by
Ut IIsrii4un ami selected with special reference 20
his moral and professional qualifications | want
panions for my own children. The house - In the
iorest well drained knoll, and protected on all
sides Ivy dense screen Of woods. Though within ~
minutes drive ofRichmond, it il perfectly retired 1t
may sut parouts IN kiChmond who wish to be within
cas- \ reach of their children.
Terms trr. payable onc-half in advance, and the
other half on the lFt of March. The instruction is
'''a1r3,-' aa.5-ifrW&sif n Is &sif FRANK q RUFFIN.
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EDUCATION.

W. ne system Of instruction will be the Same tha,
ears residence In Richmond ar ~ ata~,tC
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MILL OFFAL.-We have now q small
Iva supply of MILL FEED for sale Mt onr mill.
~ Ats CRKNSIAW FISHER