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FEMALE SCHOOL At ASHLAND,
MFRS. CHARLES B STEWART, lp,;nc;r,,s
vi JOHN w. STEWART,
"a


M JONI S v. sTEwART. N Principals
Miss FANNIE ". IRBY, Assistant
The first session Of this School will commence on III
first day of October
Mrs. Stuart ia graduate of the buckingham Institute
Mr. John w. stuart educated at Randolph Macon Col
lcge was for while Principal Of the Preparatory Schoo
herewith and for the last three years has bee
the head Of large High School in North Carolina
which young ladies were taught Miss irby 10 gradual
accepiaoi,y for the last three years. in the family OF Mr.
F. W. Scott, of Caroline.
1t the purpose Of those engaged in this School maxi
It, in oil respects Of the first Glass; and while they eaye al
extensive and thorough oil study they wish It dis
tncty understood that the younger pupils shall oy nj
meauQ he neglected.
Commodous buildings have been erected with especis
reference TO school, and twenty-five hoarders can be a.
commodated in the family Of Mrs. Suart, who will haG
control of this department.
Ashland situated on the railroad leading from RchmoHi
to Fredericksburg, iG miles from the former place. lisa
healthy and beautiful village enay OF access filling up viii
an intelligent and refined population. and presenting
many of the advantages of city, without its expense.
There will be annual session Of forty.onc weeks IL
vided into two terms the first ending the 18th Zebra.
ry the second beginning on that day and ending on na
9Th July. There will be weeks vacation al Chrstms
but additional charge will be made for those whole
not choose 10 visit their homes
Pupils will be admitted at any time and charged oily
for the remainder OF the term except that deducton
will be made for absence durih- the hrst two weeks
torn.
CHARGES FOB .1 TERM s1;as3r u .DvAseE;
boHru, ncluulng iuei NSnls SOoOO
Tuition in Englsh branches 800
French 1919
Latin aud Greek, 100
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy 40
Music on the Piano, including use Of instrument ego
Ornamental branches at the usual PRICES
For further information address Charles B. Stuart at
Randolph Macon College, Va, till 10Th September nd
after that time at Ashland, Va.
REFER EECES:
VIM. A. Smith, d. D., President Il. NJ Collepe
Rev. John c. Blackwell President Buckingham Int.
tute.
Leroy NJ Leo, D. d.. James II. Grant, Esq John How.
ard ESQ Richmond.
Rev. George w. Motley, Joseph II. snesd, Esq, r.
VIM. II. Fox, Hanover.
Francis w. Scott, Esq, Wesley Wright Esq, Carolie.
Rev. VIM. B. Rowzee, Fredericksburg
| Thomas G. Eubank, Esq, King William
| Peter Toombs, Esq King and Queen
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TEACHERS

TEACHERS.
SITUATIONs, as Teachers in seininare, or Families,
- desired for several Young Ladies, Graduates OF
Wyoming Seminary, at Kingston, Pa:
Applications for thorough and experienced nstructresses
any of the Branches taught In the best Female semna
res may be addressed with references, to the under
signed r. NELSON
Principal of Wyoming Seminary,
Aug 2l-3v+ Kingston, Pa.
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,edl By
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RIaTRocK FEMALE SEMINARY

Orpa,ne n, al Branches EACH extra. oO
Latin and Greek Class, taught by the w
E-In cases Of pro'racted Sickness aeuu'uon VIII 'e
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country. where
one teacher is employed 1t is impossible, Tor want Of
time for the teacher devote that constant personal at
That is needed In such schools tho little pupil in
music h necessarily the piano to learn and prac
tce her music without assistance. Should tnere De but
music the teacher being present. five hours OF the teach
ar time will be consumed and but little left for the in
structop in other studies To this may be traced many
Of the complaints of Female Schools.
The Great object OF my Scholastic secure the constant
oerona attention Of the Teachers every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed onc at
tend to the ordinary English BranShei inS!uang Maae'
and Ornamental Branches Miss Z. SCOTT VIII again
have charge of the first department By ner ndehty and
her amaby Of character, she secure: the love OF all
her npnls and from my own examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency ,,,
In the other Department. embracing Musc, FRENCH and
,he Ornamental branches Mis-, lhHsK KSAuFr 10 engage
cd a lady educated with great care. As teacher,
she has given the to her and
patrons All that hear Of her is exceedingly comph.
in the presence OF the lnsucso
and then retire to another Piano to practice.
frequently examine ss SVGns seReo
imnerfeciiy esraed When this 10 to take place
GENERALLY known BY them. The consequence that they
c,o:og feel IL due to the Young Ladies who have
attended ths SCHOOL, to expre" my grateful appreciation
Of their uniform kindness to each other and 70 every
member of my family Iheir eAtraoIolnaiy aecorum,
their handsome of those social proprietes
which contribute SO much the ornament of female
cev their dlieen, application their duties and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise ,,,-
and Whites BIZ the cara OF tho South-Sde RailRoad, q
suitable conveyance will be provided
TErery article Of clothing should be marked;
ESMy address 10 MacF arland's, LuneRburg, Va
Re-. l?-ctf
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HALIFAX Dan RIVER land, FOR SALE.


u OFFER for sale Tract OF Land lying on Dan River
Il 10 the county OF Halifax, Vrgnia FIVE miles above
Boston Depot, the south side OF said river The Tract
contains ISL thereabou;s-with good framed
Co,tsge Dwelling OF five rooms, and all necessary Out
Houses for Farming Planting There thirty
Of hrs, quality Dan River Low Grounds. 80 OF Law
son Creek F,ts equally good and 32i Of upland
rich any uplsnds in the county aud the whole h
well suited 10 the cultivation OF any crops usually mad,
u Southern Virginia. There i3 acres of wood LAND
is original growth the rest is c;es-ed and IN cutva
ron The land lies within few hundred yards OF the
Richmond and Danvilie Railroad which passes on the op
pos,e SIDE OF the river There ia excellent road &c
Boston Depot i've miles below and one nearly as good
70 News Ferry Depot, about five miles above. Persona
a!sang 10 buy modera. sized tract Of excellent lane
,aoud this, thsught that better
.e purchased in the county
II %: disposed Of privately, tue tract will be sold. al
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, the 2eth Sep
:em5er 1857:
Teyms-Une third cash, one.third credit of twelve
a;as: aaa one tni.a ON a crea years, each de
TERED payment properly secured. The ute will DO made
perec ty my daughter and her husband joining in the
deed The land win pc shown to persons wishing 10 ex
anime L. ty Nj. Tho Powell the tenant in possession, or
o. Green h: Halifax Courthouse
ELIZABETH ANN BORUM.
Sep, +-c;is Halifax Courthouse Va.
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SMITHFIELD ACADEMY, BOARDING AMI
II


DAY SCHOOL.
TIME subscriber having been literally patron'Hea au.
IL ring the past (ls56 and 80 session, VIII ront ,h
his Independent Male School, tor the educ.tion VI !o
who by Systematic OF study, will De-
enter the highest classes Of our Colleges OF nl'e M I
business of life As incentive TO study aha ucans VI
securing the cooperation OF parents there WIZ NC 80
monthly reports containing frank cShioi''oh VI P'o'
cheney and department. .,,, ,,,u,
II desired Military Tactics will be aush wihout extra
charge and without any infringement uI4h VI. To-
duties-bul merely auxiliary In securing PIo!i @
ciplne and the Development OF the physical M
TgpMs per Session of ten months, commencing hrst
Monday in October, and closing with the hle VI
the usual Holidays,) the last Friday in july ,;.h
Tuition and Board, Qncluding washing. !leh "s wv
in the family OF the Principal, 5000.
And he would add that il is all impor!snt Una. upis
from distance should be under the eye OF the eacht
for none other feel the same interest N he SuccesS
Equipments quarterly in advance ,; % ,.,
Il 10 earnestly requested that parents iatcnue " p
rouse this school, viii enter their chill drea
freSuntly delay of few days is Obstacle 10
during the whole session. Pupils will be chaFseu rom
date Of entrance (whcn month OF the 4uaflei a o
expired0 to the close Of the session. ani no
will be made except at the option of the FfhciPA'
REFERENCES >.
Testimonial from the Trustees when iac frihc'P"' us
solved his connection with them in le5i:
At meeting Of the Trustees of the sm''aru h.'anny
on the 26h Of July 1854 the following soutiohs were
unanimously adopted: r
Resolrd That we accept with regret re resignation Of
R. NJ Cary us Principal Of Smithhed academy, over
which lie has nearly hvc years presided Win circuit "
himself and benefit to the Institution ,
| Rssoircd That in the opinion of this Board MI Chry
possesses in an eminent degree, the moral and educa'
tional requisites which constitute sSnee"
| Signed, JOHN r. PtRplt, frett
| C B. HAYDEN, Sccy,
For further information, address the subscriber at
Hampton Va, until Goth September, after that ''nc at
'' 1up Twcw,f r. NJ CARY.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY CHAs. T. WORKMAN 4 CO.. Act


I'VE will sell at our warehouse on 18th street, q.
~ WEDNESDAY. September 10th, conmrncn, a,
a., a., clock A. NJ, the cargo Of Barqun "Clsr4 Hsss
direct tcom Rio consisting Of
Tor this marker: ' f'''7S
ann M, OF sALE:-For all sums under 500 cash over
Son, months credit for approved negotiable pspcf
.7cPt lids CHAS. r. WORKMAN q "a A..
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HILTON SCHOOL

HlLTOS SCHOOL.
TFE undersigned will open School at his residence,
l. near Gordonsyie, in the county Of Orange, the
| st OF September. 1867.
The Of instruction will include the English La.
Greek French and Italian languages and their ltera
ure and Mathematics.
The Principal my son. K. II. Newman, has been educa
led at the University OF Virginia. and is graduate Of that
nSt,urion in OF the departments in which he will
give instruction.
| limited number of pupils can be accommodated in
my family subject the rules and enjoying like pr
lreges with my younger sons.
| TERMS Tuition and Board, including everything,
for the session of 10 payable the
Of September the other at the close OF the TERM Goth
iuf June, 1855.
Further information If desired may be obtained by nd
dressing either the Principal the undersigned at Cor
louisville. JAMES NEWMAN.
REFERENCES:
Professors Harrison, Schee de we're, Blsdsce and Gil.
dersleeve, Of the University.
Rev. D. y. living, Gordonsvie.
FG. Ruin, Esq and r. B. IInxa, Esq, Of Richmond
Col John Willis, Orange Court House.
P. b. Jones, Rapid Ann Station, Culpepor.
July e-ctlsl Oct
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
TAPPAHANNOCK MALE ACADEMY

ESSEX COUNTY, VI
s MILLER, PnrscrpAL.
Nhr next session OF this School will Commence Thurs.
nay me lst OF October and close tho irst of July
i0iloWihg' ihe humber of pupils will be Limited 10 ri
o c 'I luz Languages ana Mathematics Sc COM
hianese "a, $40; one hnlt payable in vance,
.c NJ me clos. vi the session Particular atte
~ WIN oc phd to this Department. and COMPOSITIONS
min oc required weekly from the nd ranccd Scholars
& m', De forward monthly to tn. parent or guar.
dian stating the students standin. in his Glass; n,,
ment, &C. Board can be had on moderate torn. in ,,,
vae families, and four boys cnn be acconmodtrJ in r
same family with the Principal '
.r s,dr ,n''rmaon address the Principal, IIamp
uen sidney, VA, or Thomas Croxton. Esq Tnppahan.
MOCK heirreIces-Dr. Austin Brockeubrough Dr Lsu.
renee Rosne. Capt. WIN. a. Wright J. R. SIrcou ESQ.
u a. pooyhs Esq. Tappahannock; Prof. e. s. Venahes
va " 'Eroi Charles Martin, Ii. g. College,
~" ---------- sepa-ctf
ALBEMARLE MILITARY INsTITUTE,
iHW AZ D. b. strange. A. NJ, Principal.
T.. " BLAckFORD, (tniversity of Virginis)
II LICK r. pREIGINoLDs. (Hampden sldney.)
11mE: hEh Virginia Military Institute)
Il 9Th July. e ~ p''''''' ana '''''
=, bsAsenks T.rcnr-Ancirnt and Modern Languages,
Branches, both high ind low
MiL'IAks INSTRUCTIONS Both in Infantry and Artillery
slso sNen nj such times do interfere with the
rnl"rgca accommodations will be ready
ierins silO per term OF months PAYABLE In advance
nls ehsrgr embraces Board Tuition in every Branch
ru I, an "a hisnls Address, J. b. STRANGE.
.unS - -o-e~lu Charlottesville, Va
HANOVER ACADEMY.
ME next session OF this School will commence ON the
let vi October, 1857 and close on the 3ls of July
'o"'"'hs' LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, NJ. A..
HILARY P. JONES, NJ. A.
WALTER WRENN, NJ. A.
For catalogue, containing terms, &c., address
,, L. NJ. COLEMAN,
July leu Tsvlorsvie, Hanover County, Va
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.

JOHN D. CARY A NJ, PRINCIPAL.
rUNHE exercises OF this school commence the first
Il Monday In October, and close the last Friday In
July The Of study embraces the usual English
branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics,
,he elements of Physical Science, Military Tactics Music
(Pians and Gutar,) Drawing and Painting.
The Principal assisted In the different departments by
four teachers, OF approved qualifications.
TERMs per session Of ten months. e220. Modern Lam
guages, Music. Drawing, &c, extra
For catalogue further information, address the Prn
cipal Hampton, Va Augs -cH
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NORTHUMBERLAND ACADF,y-The

N NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMy-Tbe rex:
IN session OF this Institution CONNER re nm the INST
MONDAY IA OCTOBER s' and close the last Friday in
July, 1855 The course Of study embraces Ancient md
Modern Languages Mathematics ancient md Modrn
History, the Sciences and tho usual English branches
The Principal being graduate of one Of tbe host c
leses in Virginia, aud also Of tho University will condct
and examine tho classes with view to nrennn
ton for tho latter institution or for the business pursuits
OF life Examinations at the close of the session will be
conducted fnr practicable after the manner nj he
University and certificates conferred upon hose didn.
guished.
The Boarding Department is conducted by MIR. and Mrs.
Lansdel, with whom all concerned have been not oily
satisfied, but pleased.
ExrENsEs-Board, including everything OK.
cept lights aIns 90
Tuition in the ordinary English branches. 9; 90
=" higher branches English incudod), 500
vile, Va. WIN P. HUDGlNs, A. M ppnc;nl
RICHARD HALL, Assistant.
August ls-cwtlst Oct.
II EXTINCTION LAW sCHUOI.-Tbr mimi, MA.
IL sion of my Law School win commence nm Monday.
1853. ' " ''''N"'
Gentlemen desiring detailed information az 10 the plan
OF my school, text books, expenses &c will receive
prompt reply to letters addressed to me here
JOHN w. BROCKENBRoUGH,
Ex.mner and South requested to copv g sSoys
DAY SCHOOL, AT THEIR RESIDENCE. ON iTu
ST, BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHAL
NHE third session of this institution will commence on
the ls Of October next In this school will be
all the branches of finished education Including the La
tin and Modern Languages together with music upou The
Piano. Harp, and Guitar. Instruction in Vocal music will
also be given.
The services Of competent instructors have been uro.
cured.
Attention viii be paid to the proper training and ad
yapcemep of the young ladies ntrused their charge
and their moral and social improvement promoted BY 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 It's patrons for information
which NAV be desired in reference TO its merits
TxaMs.About the same heretofore. For them and
o'1'' pA''' MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
Gent l-d&c2m MISS ADA B. MINOR.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION 1888.
VyHE next Annual Course of Lectures will com.
mence on the LIST Of October, 1857, at the College
Building, OF Marsh and College streets, Rich.
mond and terminate on the lst of March, 1858.
Surgical and Surgical Anatomy, by CHARLES BELL
GrBsoR, NJ. d.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. by DAVID H. Tuck.
ER, NJ. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, BY MARTIN p scoTr, NJ D.
Materia Medca and Therapeutics by B. X. WELLFoHp,
MD
Anatomy by ARTHUR E. PETicoLAs, NJ. y.
Institutes OF Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, by
LEVIN s. JoYSEs, NJ. d.
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children, by
JAS. II. CONWAY, NJ. d.
Demonstration of Anatomy, by MARIoN How4RD, NJ. D;
The study OF Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities spd az very tning expense
Clinical Lectures nyr regularly gwen al the college In.
Urinary This In6rmary, under the same roof with the
Cocre 10 at all times well filled with Medical and 5urgi.
cal cases and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical in
struction
Many Surgical Operations are performed In the pre-
sencc of the cass and the Students being daily admitted
to waTd enjoy under the guidance OF the Professors
unusual opportunities for becoming FAMILIAR not only with
the symptoms aud diagnosis OF disease, but with its daily
progress and treatment. A..
Amount of Fees for Lectures,
Naturalization Fee --'.-''-.--' q
Practical Anatomy, ~
Graduating Fee -
The price of Board including Fuel, Lights and Ser.
wants attendance varies from 90 to IS per week The
Catalogues containing fuller information concerning the
Institution, will be forwarded 10 those who apply Tor It. or
specific enquiries will be answered BY letter.
July e-ctlst Oct Dean Of the Faculty.
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SITUATION wANTED-A graduate of Hsmpdep
- Sidney College with three year. experience ia teach
ing desires situation either as Principal Assistant in
Academy. He would act as private tutor if sufficient
be gwen if required. Address, "A. NJ" Hampton Sid
ney, Va. Aug l7-ctf
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Aug 7-ctf WIN. ii. HARRISON
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
KAIORAMA. STANTON, VA.
TUNHE next session will commence on THURSDAY, the
Il frs, day Of October The plan Of the school rs here
ofore The aim being to unite some Of the advantages Of
home with the uniform discipline and greater regu
arity of school.
Mrs shesfey and daughters having for twelve years
pnst conducted this school with conscientious regard To
The interests those committed their care, think
themselves safe In referring for ts character all who
have any intimate knowledge of it,
Particular references given if desired.
Letters tddressedtu MRS. NJ. SHEFfEi,
Aug 23-caw kaloramA, Staunton Va
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AT ELM, NEAR MILFORD, CAROLINE CO.
VNHE second session Of my School will commence the
IL let Of September next and terminate the of the
following June comprising uninterrupted of 10
month";
The Ancient Languages and their literature the usual
branches of English, with special reference It's history
and literature, will compose the subjects taught.
TERMS :-Bourd, including everything. and Tuition In
all the departments S7O-one half TO be paid entrance
and remainder LIST Of February.
Pupils enter any time during the session. paying
from that Tins to expiration of term In proportion to
rate OF charges.
Elm Is in the midst of highly moral and inteseu,
community, within few minutes walk of Milford Depot,
and enjoying the advantages of privacy and hesthuness
study and application whilst combining the comfort and
quiet OF agreeable homo.
Address b. C. SHACKLEFORD
Julv ll--c,n Milford npnot IN Va
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
,HEsrIUnnn SCuooS


WE%TWO0D SCHOOL,
NE AR LYNCH URG, VIRGINIA.
CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND AILIYIRy.
ffHE next session OF this School formerly under the
II exclusive charge OF joins II. WINSTON will com
mence on The rt Monday OF September and close tho
course of instruction. &c, address John H. Winston al
Lynchburg. JOHN II. WINSTON,
JAMES 7. MURFEE,
July l4-cii2awtJSep'r. Principals
ANDGE HILL SClIOOL.-The next session OF this
nl school VIII COMMENCE on the lat October and end
2ls; July, following There are two terms in the scs.
sion Charges so term for every thing except lights
Address Tor detticd catalogue
sAML SCOOTER, 81 A..
Aug ll-c2m Guneys p. O., Caroline County, Va
ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
LOCATED AT CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS PoR GENERAL MANAGEMENT
JOHN HART, NJ A.
ALEX. p. ABEL.
EAcULTY Is Colleague DEPARTMENT.:
II JOHN HART. NJ. a., Principal.
Moral Philosophy and Mathematics
CRAWFORD II. TOY. NJ. A
Natural Sciences, History and Literature
WILLIAM n. BRoNAuGH, n 4
Ancient Languages aud Modern Languages
JAMES NJ DEEMS,
Music Vocal and Instrumental
- - Ito be appointed
Drnw'ng, Painting, &c
PREPARATION DEPARTMENT
The Pupils in this Department. studying the common
English subjects. and the Rudiments of Latin French
ana Mathematics, have the advantage OF being taught,
IN large part, by the gentlemen above named-all
Vgnans and graduates of the University OF Virginia
besides which competent Female Teachers will be
ploycd Unusual efficiency. it is thought, will thus be
gwen to this most important Department.
nc next Session begins September 18th, and ends the
last of June For terms &c. apply to either Of the Prn
epab to Rev. j. A. Broadus President of the Board OF
Trustees a churlO Julv 0l-ctl rihSen
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VTANTED-By graduate Of William and Mary
" College, situstsn in SEINE Academy or private
School. Address JOHN b. CARY,
| Aug 7-ct hamPtUp, va
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ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE


BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY
w fare m!tes Vest of the University of HTr9inia
w; LEROY BRouN, A.. NJ, Principals
VIE Fourth Session Of this Academy, formerly under
tee charge of Mr.. p. H. Goodlee, will begin Oh the
LIST Of September.
The course OF instruction will include the English Ian.
ensge and Literature aud all the elementary subjects ap.
pertaining thereto; the Ancient Languages the Modern
Languages including German, French, Spanish Italian
ana English in s Anglo Saxon form and the pure and
mixed Mathematics, including Civil Engineering
Lectures will be delivered upon the subjects Of Chemis.
try, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Course will be designed furnish thorough pre-.
paration for the University of Virginia
The session will contain two terms of five months each
Expenses for each for Board and Tuition in all the
departments including everything except lights, Slaj.
payable on the first day Of the term.
FOR circulars containing more particular information
address either Of tho Principals at Charlottesville Va
REFERENCES:
The Faculty of the University Of Virginia
Pro A. ID. Bache, Superintendent u s. Coast Survey,
Washington ~
Lieut. NJ. F. Msury superintendent National observato.
ry, Washington
Col Jefferson Randolph, Charlottesville
Franklin Minor, Esq do.
B. Johnson Barbour ESQ.,, Barboursville.
J. Randolph Tucker, Esq, Winchester.
Hon. J. NJ Mason, U. s. Senate.
Judge j. w. Tyler, Wsrrenton. Va.
Chas. L. Mosby, Esq, Lynchburg.
Roger A. Pryor, ESQ, Richmond NAV 25-cif5m
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TEACHER OF MODERN LANGUAGES WANT
- -.EDuN d bitBss University Of Virginia, who hSs
"A given special attention to modern languages and
can also teach Mathematics would be preferred. Apply
immediately, and dlreo. to Alb Altxandrie, Va.