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SIyTY THOTSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
my GOODS. FOR CASH.

DRY GOODS. FOR CASH.
1T hnvin, become necessary IN close our business Ms
soon as ~possILlc. We will. from this Gay, offer our
entire stock OF goods for sale, at prices WITHOUT REGARD
Our stock i. large, varied. and we'll selected, and Is
worthy the attention Of Merchants, Farmera, Families,
and the community generally.
To our customers whose accounts have been standing
over six months. We can onlv say that w cannot afford
longer indulgence, and We hope they viii use every G.
fort to place Us IL immediate possession Of what u duo
US, that we may not be subjected to the unpleasant necei
siy Of employing legal aid.
Scnt la-clm BlNfORD. MAYO & BLAIR.
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AMELIA ACADEMY
nv uE 0sr,, .a.,on oT ,h;- S,bool Mill -,

NWEIIIA
TIME 26rH session of this School will open on the lot OF
Il October, 1857, and close on the Let OF August follow
Ing:
Transitional and tuition, for session Of ten months,
e2o0, el0O payable October LIST. and 800 March lst.-
Lights not furnished.
The subscriber refer. to the followtGg statement from
those Professors Of the University OF Virginia, who have
known lin and hs school for mars years
UNIVERSITY OF VIRoISIA, June 81, l-I?.
We believe the Amelia Academy, under the manage.
ment Of MIR. w. II. Harrison. one OF the best preparatory
schools IL Virginia. GESsNER HARRrso*,
JoItS.B Minor,
JAs.L. CABELI,
c. MxrfS,
JAS. z HoLcoMBE.
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ALMANACKs FOR 1855.

HLlVNNHVhS FUR ISOSs
lust %pubIished. and for sale by J Warrock, the vr
- ginia and North Carolina Alnsnack for 1855. con
tanning q correct list of the Courts Of Virginia and North
Carolina; Conaress. Senate and House OF Delegates OF
Virginia; members Of Congress for North Carolina. Also.
two very pretty stories, with q variety Of other interest.
Ing pieces. Sept Is
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MURDOCH e. DUER.

rEO.E. DENNIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Reety
u Mount. Franklin County, Va, will practice in the
Courts Of Franklin, Henri, Patrick and Roanoke.
Nov 1T-1v
NOTICE.-A young lady who has just lett one OF the
~ most popular female seminaIies in Virginia with
the highest commentator. OF her instructors, desirest to
obtS 8 school In 8 private family.
address w E. Newton, Old Church P. o., Hanover coun
~. Sept ll-d&c3w
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q SITUATION o.. Teacher in a Public School or Pr
vs,e Family. (the latter preferred,3 by a Young Man,
who IA. attended Lectures al the University Of Virginia,
snd a.s cad three years experience in teaching. He Will
ave instruction IN Latin, Spanish, Anglo Saxon, and Ju'
Dior Greek. Mathematics and French, together with the
usual Epslsa Branches. He would have no objection to
going South. Address w. r., Norfolk City, Va.
AGs. l5@crOctl
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CARPETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, DC.

CARPETINGS, CURTAIN FOODS &c.
FALL, 1857
WE are prepared To exhibit this season the largest
w aud most varied assortment, as to quality and
price, Of goods in our line, (4s 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 lioods, and carefully selecting tho balance from
the best fac.orics IN this country, our stock will compare
farornoly with ny in the tinted Statrs-all which We
are disposed to sell at the lowest remuncratiTc profits.
RICHARDSON s. CO.
DEAF EIcLvsi"ELT IN,
WARE-ROOMS. No. o.. MAIN ST,
RicHMoSp. Va,
NIL kinds of
CARPETIFGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CURTATN GOODS,
RUGS, MATS WlSDO" SHADES,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. &c.
We will haze made 20 order
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
window Curtains and Shades.
Burers are respectfully invited TO examine OF. Goods.
Sept le-c3m- RICHARDSON e. CO. 95 Main st.
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HILTON SCHOOL

Hilton
TIME undersigned will open a School at his residence,
Il near Gordonsville, in the county OF Orsnge' on 'he
let Of September. 1857.
The course of instruction will include the English. La
tin, Greek, French and Italian languages, and their N'e'a'
ture and Mathematics.
The Principal, my son. r. II: New man, has peen = Sn,
ted at the University of Virginia, and is a graduate OF tnnt
Institution In most OF the departments In which he VIII
give instruction.
A limited number of pupils can be accommodated In
my family. subject to the same rulesund enjoying nkePf''
viIcges with my younger sons. -
TERMS Tuition and Board, Including everything,
$500 for the session of 10 months-one halt payable on the
lst Of September, the other at the close Of the Ier"' JUN
OF Nnc, 1883.
Further Information, If desired. may he osmined BY ad'
dressing either the Principal or the undersigned. AZ ,'r'
louisville. JAMES NEWMAN
REFERENCES:
Professors Harrison, Schele de We're. Bleisoe and Gill
dersleeve, OF the University.
Rev. l. B Ewing, Gordonsvtnc. -
F.G Rufiu, Esq and r. B. Hnxal, Esq, OF Richmond
Col. John Willis, Orange Court House.
P. B. Jones. Rapid Ann Station, CulpepeI'
July 3 -ctlst Oct
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

Tuos. Mrrpocu. 1857. Epw. n. prEI
NJ T. DUER, "47, Baltimore Ste, Baltimore,
Have now on band a very attractive stock OF New
Fall Goods to which they particularly invite the attention
of Cash Purchasers visiting the Eartern Markets. as they
se determined TO sell at very small profits to pHnetuai sz
month"; purchasers, and also to make a liberal discount for
cash IN all instances.
Their stock comprises n large and complete assortment
Of ell Goods. Staple aid Fancy, in their line.
Western and southern buyers are respectfully invited
70 call and sec US.
Au-. l.-cSw e. DCER-
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AUCTION SALES,
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED y
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND

At AUCTION
vA'I.i. b" Sold on the premises n II o'clock. WEB
w Hi-iAl. The li,h %! October. il tnir, ii! mol, the
ncH, t,f lay IN" abnv. quantity OF band. lying in Arnriis
county. Elk miles North ~ the Cont House. sN from
Mn,:onN. nnd four miles rom rhula Depot. on the Rich.
mDnd AMI Dnn-Ii" Railroad. There are - nc res OF good
branch Hat, 80 acres al original growth, mostly onk, aud
from 10 Ia 200 pine. The nrichborhood is IA good Ms
HEy in the state. AMI Their. are good srlrols, bnd churches
"t ever denomination Convenient II will be- divided in.
10 TWO or tire" trnc,- To- suit purchasers. One tract will
contain from $50 u :U0 acrcs, with the necessary build
ings for II quarter.
Persons engaged in getting stoves will frd it To their
interest to attend
Terms accommodating made known on the day of
sale.
Mr.. T. Y. TnDL and Mr.. Plra,nn, wilkerson, who nj
JOIN tn. land, or Mr.. George Mayo. who rents il. will show
to persons wishing Ia purchase il.
For further pniticu!sr- apply to the subscrihrr.
Is. NJ. o 81, Commission Merchant,
Sent oj-rfJs Nichmonl
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,


STANTON VIRGINIA.
TIME eighth animal session of this institution will COM
menca on "WEDNESDAY, the 9th OF September.
1885,, and close on the last Thursday in June.
The Institute 10 Incorporated by the Legislature OF Vir'
ginia, and grants Diplomas aud Cortihcsteso OF Proficiency
1t embraces two departments-PreparHtory and Cole
giste. 10 the first, the elementary branches Of Englist
are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate Department,
the course OF study ia systematic and comprehensive. and
such as. when fully pursued, will secure q proper develop
ment, discipline and culture OF all the intellectual, socisl
and moral faculties, produce harmonious tullness OF be.
ing, and 1t the pupil to I'll, houorably and usetully, he' az
~propriate sphere in lite.
All the departments of instruction are in charge of coE.
potent teachers, and are provided with apparatus ami
other means necessary for the pleasant and successful
prosecution of their respective studies.
The Boarding department, and all the domestic g..
ransement, are under the direct control of the Principal
aud his lady, whose best efforts are used TO make the Ia
stitute n pleasant home for pupils.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board, washing, lights and fuel elO
Tuition. Preparatory Department. .......-....... "
Collegiate ....-.....--..-. 10
Music ON Piano, with use Of Instrument. --.......... ~
Anciant Languages and vocal music. Ii" extra charge.
1t is desirable that applications be made early. and pm
pills be prompt in attendance on the hrtt day OF the ,ef-
sior
For Catalogue, or further Information, address
JOHN WILSON,
July li-wiw&d2awGw Principal.
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Aug 4-ct2sS GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF CHESTER.

FIELD Ian FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber having determined 10 remove to the
South, offers tor sale his farm on which he now re.
sides. containing Eight Hundred Acres, situsted on Swift
Creek, about three miles from Chesterfield Court House,
sixteen miles from the city Of Richmond, and about six
teen miles from the CITY Of Petersburg, in a good and
healthy ncighborhood, and is we'll watered, with q good
well, and various springs Of rery sne water. Aboui
three hundred acres oil this land is cleared and arabic,
and one hundred and twenty lined a. the rate OF 30 bush.
els per acre; the balance is IL original growth Of oak and
pine. There is a very large quantity OF cord wood on the
tract, and very convenient to the Clover Hill Rail Road.
the said road passing Immediately through the tract oil
lsni.
The buildings consist OF a large and comfortable two
story DWELLING OF three commodious rooms below
and fire ADORE, with all necessary out houses, such as To-
bacco Barns, Grnnary, Stable, CRrrisge House, &c.
Will also be sold at the same time aud place, all OF my
crop of Corn, Oats and Fodder, plantation utensils, stock
of every kind, Hogs, Cows, Mules and Horses, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
The farm can be bought on accommodating terms pri'
vatelv, any timc between this and the fourth OF NoTem
Der 1885,, SO as to enable the purchaser TO seed a crop oil
wheat bat if not prisetely before that day. Will. toge,her
with the above enumerated articles, be offered Tor sale al
public auction on the premises.
Persons wishing &c purchase are requested 70 en aao
examine the premises. T. Ii. HiLhhhsON.
Sent I0-cw. Nov
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heciS w
Ornamental Branches each, extra .............3 90
Latin and Greek Glass, taught By the subscriber. go 90
III In cases of protracted sickness a deduction will be
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where
one teacher 10 employed, 1t 10 impossible, for want Of
time, for the teacher TO devote that constant, personal at
tention that Is needed. In sach schools, the little pupil in
music lie necessarily sent to the piano to learn and prac-
tice her music without assistance. Should there be but
ten scholars, and a half hour only devoted by each to
music, the teacher being present, i've hours of the teach.
er's time will be consumed, and bu, little LEFT, for the in
struction in other studies. To this NAV be traced N any
of the complaints OF Female Schools.
The great object OF my School isto secure the constant,
personal attention of the Teachers to every Department.
For this purpose, two teachers are employed. One to at.
tend to the ordinary English Branches, including Msthe.
mates aud the Sciences. and the other 10 Mu.ic French,
and Ornamental Branches. Miss +. r, scorr will again
have charge of the hrst Department BY her fidelity aud
her amisbility Of character. she secures the love Of all
her pupiis; ana from my own examinations, I know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidly and proficiency.
In the other Department, embracing Music, French, and
the Ornamental branches, Mise IRENE KaAUyF Is eugag.
she has given the highest satisfaction to her EMPLOYER and
patrons. All that hear Of her lie exceedingly ompli.
meutsry. Observe, that In Music the Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably In the presence of the lns,rucse,
and then retire to another Piano 10 practice.
| frequently examine The young ladies, especially on
such branches US are generally in Female schools, very
generally known by them. The consequence 10 that they
are always prepared.
In closing, feel 1t due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended this School, to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness to each other. and 10 every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance Of those social proprieties
which contribute so much to the ornament of female so.
ciety, their diligent application to their duties, and their
merit more than ordinary praise.
When notihed on what day Studenn will reach Blacks
and Whites sy the cars OF the South. Side RAILROAD, q
suitable conveyance will be provided
R'Every article Of clothing should be marked.
EveMy address is MacFarland'', Lunenburs. Va.
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W ALUABLE PROPERTY AT HALIFAX
COURT HOUSE o SALE-Th very valuable
property at Halifax Court House, known a. Halifax Hotel,
Is now offered for sale privately. 1t is deemed unneces.
sary to detail the many advantages Of this property, asi
has been for many years acknOwledg ed TO be one OF the
most reputable and we'll conducted hotels in the country.
There have been, within the past eighteen months, some
substantial Improvements made upon the lot, and others
are now in progress.
Ii the property be not disposed Of privately before the
18th day Of September. Chat being court day. it will then
be offered for sale ou the premises, AT public auction.
The terms shall be liberal.
Those who mag wish 10 make enquiries in relation TO
the above property, will please address Or. Thos. J. Viii.
liams, at Mount Laurel, Halifax county, CT Mr.. George W.
Williams, at Richmond, Va.
THOS.J J. WILLIAMS,
crn w WI = 4 A ~
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5uINA. GLASS;. AND HOTSE.FURNIsHING

ma" GOODS.
-rIKLEY * CO, l37, Main Street, are now receiv.
TX ,nc their Fall and Winter Stock Of Rich China, Gold
- s,i White Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, In great va.
in,S Wni,e Granite Dinner and Tea Ware, Fine Cut and
prs..l Glass Ware, embracing several new and desirable
..,,,rp. w have full sets OF Goblets, Champagne.
ty,n,,. pecanters, &c. 20 match.
w, on, Mirrors, Of all sizes, for Pier and Mantle
classes, OF very rich styles; also, q good variety OF Com.
'nnr Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates.
GAS FIXTURES.
ia, Chandeliers of the latest patterns, with .. 3. and .
f,s., Gss Pendants, Brackets, highly ornsmented, OF
S,op,e and & , Gas Shades Smoke Bells. &c also, OIL
M Fluid Parlor Lamps, Suspension and Side Lamps,
Gi.,s scd Britannia Lamps.
TEA WATERS.
A nos, beautiful assortment in sets OF BY the single
Water.
Ivory Table Cutlery, from the most approved manufsc'
,lr,,s llo.u, Stag and other common Cutlery.
FIRE IRONS, TENDERS &c.
Steel and Brass Fire Sets, Wire. Bronze and Brass Zen
.ser, Coal Holds, with other Winter Goods
Wood ws!e, Mats, Brushes. Bronze Hat Racks. &c.
FANCY GOODS.
We have open the largest and most elegan. display oil
ys,cy Dinner and Tea Sets, Marble Tables, Rich Tetea.
Tee sets, Bohemian Glass Ware, Vases, Leather Bags,
Fancy China Articles. Rich Jewel Caskets. Colognes, Pa
ran Figures. Bronzes, &c, &c, 10 which we would invite
al both from city and country, to call and examine. feel.
iur assured that our goods and prices cannot fail to please
Sep, %
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BENVENUE FOR SALE,

x I the request OF the proprietor. who Ia DESTROYS oi
n moving, will, by virtue of deed OF trust executed
to me by Edward F. Blair and NJ. } his wife, dated Au-
gust the 10Th, 1857, and of record In the county OF Hsno
tract OF land on which he resides, known ~ BENVENUE,
lying in the county Of Hanover, on the cross road leading
from Brookingis Store, on the Three Chopped Road, TO
Rockville. formerly Dentonsville, being % miles from
Richmond, and near the late survey tor tho short line
Railroad to Charlottesville.
Ii contains 625 acres, divided at present into three fields
OF 100 hcres each, arabic land, but capable of division into
six or seven OF 20 to GO scres each, with water convenient;
$50 acres are heavily timbered in White Oak and Hickory.
l5 are in Pine. The land il well adapted 10 the growth
OF Corn, Wheat, Oats, Clover and Tobacco, a. the soil
i'd MOSTLY a grey or n red clay subsoil, and there Is q suth.
cheney Of plant land.
The improvements consist OF r. fine Brick Mansion, with
seven rooms, and the necessary o, buildings. The place
will be offered upon the following liberal terms: $4,000
cash, the balance in three equal instruments, payable in
one, two and three years, bearing interest from day Of
sale, and secured BY a deed OF trust upon the property.
The privilege Of seeding a crop Of Wheat will be given,
and full possession will be given rs soon a. the growing
crops can be secured
Sale will take place at the Mansion House. at l2 o'clock.
At the same time and place, the adjoining tract, known
Ne Hughes's, will be offered for sale. IL contains $50
acres, $50 Of which are cleared, $50 in pine, and thirty In
original growth. The soil 10 similar to the above, except
fifty acres OF prime creek bottom, producing six to seven
barrels of corn annually 10 the acre.
The improvements consist Of a comfortable log cabin
and necessary out houses, and a good tobacco barn. This
place will be offered upon the same terms as the above
tract.
II the purchasers present, should desire the two places
to be sold together, II will be- done.
Persons engaged in the lumber trade will do WELT to at
tend the sale, as a large quantity of stave timber, rail
road ties. telegraph poets and carriage timber, can be
Sept ls-ctds FRED. ANDERSON, Trustee.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MRS. PRLLRTs sCnOOL,

N ThLLElS COkluOLs
ME next session commences October LIST, 1851. The
IL primary feature of this school, 10 the thorough and
systematic instruction in the French language, given TO Sll
the pupils. without xtrs charge: but they are not rrquir.
ed to study the language withou, the approval oil their pa
rents.
The French is taught by Professor and Madame EMloN.
OF Paris, and peculiar facilities are afforded Tor learning
TO speak the language.
Mrs. PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and nd
vanced studies in English, shall be THOROUGHLY taught
Information relative TO the school. terms, &c:, may be-
had on applications ut her residencc, on Broad ST., klrh-
mond. Sept ~
MRS. & MISS MINORS BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL. AT THEIR RESIDENCE. ON iri
ST., BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.
TIME third session OF this institution will commence on
the LIST of October next In this school will be taught
all the branches OF Il finished education; including lne -,
Piano. Harp. and Guitar. Instruction in Vocal music Will
The ser,ices of competent Instructors have been pro-
cured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training ana ad'
vancement of the young ladies intrusted 10 their coarge.
and their moral and social improvement promoted oy every
means In their power.
This school, has been in successful operation in
in Richmond for nearly two years, and the subscribers
refer, with confidence, to Its patrons, tor any Information
which NAV be desired in reference to It's merits.
TERas-About the same as heretofore. For them and
other particulars, refer to ,s ,r.rpSoN uNon
Sen, l-dscam MISS ADA 3. MINOR.
1IIsS BOARDING n DAY
school for Young Ladies'.
NJ ISIS PEiRAM will reopen her School on the LIST day
M OF october,
the English Glasses, aided BY competent. assistants IN each
IpSiin. Mathematics, the Physical Sciences aud Moral
Philosophy will be taught by Mr.. PACE, a gentleman OF
successful experience as q teacher.
The FRrNcH LANGUAGE will be under the charge OF
Madame A. BEaArp. a Partisan lady OF the highest quail
hcstions
The bellies LErrREs Class will be continued.
Sept l6-tds
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EW MODEL REPEATING PISTOLS.-Re
ceived to-day a large stock of Pistols Of every
make. Call and see the new styles lat the Petersburg
Gun warehouse, Old Street. C..
Fab IN of
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~ CIiOOL.-lhc next session o. ta:s
A IN. sen1o' WIN commence On til" l.t October. and end
on JisL July. following. There srr two terms in III. 49,.
son. charges siiO per term lor every thin. except light.
Na'FrSs '"i "'t' lI'd catalogue,
An SAINT. sCuolrE.M A..
Aus IL--r-I, Gniary's +. o.. c"rnlin" iounry. "a.
nitihOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
nrN. srs.lon OF this Insti;ut" will commence o.
-, Thn n.tsaaS, ine irst day Of October, and cio-r III.
R FER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
!. ,u. iuiiioS IN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Ii ~: COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
EnS'ish ana scientific studio 10
French, Latin, &C.. "a
~ III. oAsAMEsr.L DrrAnrmK.r.
Drawing, Needle Work, Grecian Painting, ae..........eO
9 ~. BOARDING Department.
npa'u' 200
lights, &c. "'
The total Institute cbsrs.s far bosr,sr. ,u,.uioz .,;t.r
cnt courses Of study, may be stated as follows
Board with tuition In Preparatory English ..-.....:2
Bosri' win English mud scientific Collegiate studies go
a,u WIN Co'iee'ate studies and French, (or other
go
Board, with Collegiate studies. French and OH Paint.
Board, with Collegiate studies. French Cor LATIN and
40
Il is proposed TO increase the number Of the Faculty
anu 10 extend anu elevate sul further the course OF study,
giviac opportunity, as heretofore, in the Collegiate de-.
phrtnicnt Tor the selection Of studies.
n'soiu"'2 o'u pan adopted IN the outset al this lnstl-
.ule, = young lady may pursue any one of the several
branches Of study into which the course ID divided, and
on successfully completing it, is entitled to graduate in
that division. Those who may graduate In all the schools
Institute.
Amy further information will be given on application 10
b. MANLY, ia,
July S2-ctlstOct President OF the Institute.
CLASSICAL n MATHEMATICAL sCIUOL.
BNhE subscriber will open on the lst of October, ISL,
a select school at Grassland, within one mile of Pc.
tersburg, He has reason TO believ-, tina, during an ex.
perlence oil eight years. both rs Principal and Assistant
IN Academies. he has given entire satisfaction to those
who have conhded their children to his instruction.
Board and tuition, payable seni.annually in advance
Tor sesslon OF nine and half months, 500.
DAY SCHOLARS.
Classical do 20
french and German 20
As the number Of pupils will be limited, those who may
desire to patronize the rchool, should address, without de-
lay, James II Cox, Esq Winterpock =. o., Chesterfield
county, OF the subscriber, Orange Court House, Virginia.
MISUNDERSTANDING II. Cox, Esq Right Rev. John
Johns, y. D., tho President and Professors OF William and
Mary College, and the former patrons and pupils OF the
subscriberi In Chesterfield, Williamsburg and Fredericks.
burg. JOHN 5. HANSBRCUGH, NJ. A.
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WANTED,

q S teacher III a school or private family. by a young
"A u.sn, educated at Hsmpden Sidney College. quail.
.ed. .re,efUre. 20 teach nearly all the branches usually
:,uga, 10 our pes, schools and colleges; and who has had
tie experience OF one term in teaching in a large Acade-
ny. For particulars address A. B. C.,
Ju,v y -: Jefferson p. O. powhatap. Va.
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HUSICAL-A Lady competent to teach Music sn
vi the Piano Forte and Guitar, desires a situation as
Teacher in one OF the southern or south western States.
Address Editors OF Enquirer. Richmond, Va.
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"ASTED-By a graduate of William and Mary
College, q situation In some Academy or private
School Address JOHN B. CARY,
Aug left Hampt, IN, Va.