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- MIR. LEFEByRE's SCHOOL -.

SonNEp UT uphbE hND OtShET Fol
RIcHMoND, VA.
TIME next session OF this Institution will open on The
L first day of OCTOBER, 1857, and close OH tho first day
TERMS FoR II SCHOLASTIC EAR .,,o
For Board, aNW
For Washing, 20
For Lights, o
For English Tuition, 10
For Modern Languages, (each) ~
For French, when studied exclusively ofthe English -
branches, io
For Latin, ~
For Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, Organ or Singing: "a
For one lesson Got an hour a week. ~
For two lessons (ofS an hour a week, 20
For three lessons (f an hour a week, ~
Four four Lessons (f an hour a week, "ee
For the uselof Piano, %
For Drawing from Models, ~ ~
For Drawing from Nature. ~
For Painting in Water Colors, ~
PRIMARy DRpAsraxsr-fs Children under IL years "a
of age, ~
THE PArRoSs OF THE ScHooL-Right Rev. nisnop
Meade, Right Rev Bishop Johns, Right Rev Bishop klnolt
of Georgia, Right Rev Bishop Cobbs OF Alabama. n Re "
Moses D Hogs, D ., Rev chas II Read, D 3D.: k%. D D
Washington city, aud the Clergy OF the Episcopal n"en
in Virginia
FACULTY.
HUBERT p. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal
Rev II s Kepler, Mrs A f j Gibson
VIM q Williams, Miss Mary Gordon,
John P Little, NJ d, Miss f Bartlett,
John A Cslyo, Nadine X Estvan,
w F Grabau, Chss H Rosen.
C w Thilow.
Madame l.. Y. BLAscuEr, French Goyerneis
All letters to be directed to Hubert p. Letebvre' Rich
JJi I.c,mSdaw H.P.L.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIME eighth session of this Institution will commence
on the LIST Monday in October, and close on 'he il
day Of July. -
Board for nine months. ~
Washing and lights, ~
Tuition in higher English
Modern Langusgesi in classes, each ~
Painting and Drawing, e. Persico). ........:s 20 to 80
Vocal Music, or on Piano; Harp, Organ or Guitar Al
Professors prices. r.
sistants.
They refer to the following gentlemen, who have now
or have had daughters in the .cheol. and beg leave to say
that they never refer TO any others than their patrons:
His Excellency the Governor of Virginia; Rev. George
Woodbridge. D. D., Rev. Chas. II. Read, Arthur A. Nor.
Peachy r. Grattan, Esq. Samuel J. Rutherford. Esq.
Lewis D. Crcnshaw, Esq. Col: Geo. w. MunioFd. WIN. T.
Allen, Esq, DR.. b. r. Wexford. Capt. Charles DIinniock,
Richmond, Va.
Rev. p. Slaughter. Culpepcr.
Robert E. Scott, Esq, %Fauquicr.
Richard Baylor, ESQ. Essex.
7. 81. Geo. Cooke, Powhatan.
John r. Edmunds, Esq, VIM. II. Clark, Esq, DR.. w. w.
Darlington, Halifax
DR.. Thomas D. Warren, Edenton.
w. w. Vest, Esq, Prot Charles j. Venable, Williams.
burg.
Gee..p. Tayloe, Eco, Roanoke.
Hon. Geo. II. Lee, Clarksvine. Va.
For further particulars, address the Principals.
d.. LEE POWELL,
K. J. MORRISON,
Richmond, Va.
Boarding Department, ID. Lee powcll.D corner OF lot
and Franklin streets. July 2l-clit
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 6 911 O5.

NEW YORK. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81, 260.214 05.
VNaE semi annual statement of the above Company,
L shows that is affairs are we'll managed and ere In a
,os; healthy and prosperous condition
Dividends a-e declared annually, and have averaged IS
;- cent.
When the premiums amount to $50 and upwards, 40
;s' cent, of the amount will be leaned the insured at 6
,e'cent
liz per GEN.. will be paid on all dividends until they
ssreceemed by the Company.
Hose desiring information on the subject OF Life insu'
1a'e, will please call on the Agent, 203. Main street,
.:ge books, &C., can be had explaining the nature and
":c;s OF life insurance, or for reference, apply to either
-snoe. OF tho Local Board, all of whom are insured.
GEo. w MuSFoRp, Esq, President,
Secretary of Commonwealth Of Va.
THos. II. ELLIS, Esq, President of
Jamec River and kanawha Company.
= THos P. AUGUST, Esq Attorney at Law.
". 6. PAINE. Esq.
kENr, PAINE e. Co.
JOHN BAGBY, Esq., Farmer.
REV. CHAs. H. READ.
Rev. JAS. B. TARLoR
CHAS. E. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
II A WORKMAN. Local Agent.
!s. u. CONWAY, NJ. D., A. G WORKMAN, M. d., ROT.
Io:EAAS, N, ID Medical Examiners. Sept IL
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEElSE
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL COMPANY.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. I'd, 1857
MAILED PROPOSALS will be received at the Eng.
- aeeris Office. of Dismal Swamp Canal Company until
Ha't' OF the 2s,h inst, for the excavation Of three and
~ IS miles OF Canal, and known as the New Cut, at
s-Sonth end OF said Canal. and contains about three
i;a'red end twenty one thousand GEL ,000) cubic yards.
70 enc cut stone guard lock, containing about eleven
s.1afed and twenty q 1900 cubic yards," one draw
.soose eighty (sO feet long, ono tow path bridge sixty
~ ,eet ions, one lock keepers house, and a number OF
.l'i oro2es. Proposals will also be received until the
"1s este Tor supplying the company with seven hundred
any t'SO barrels of best quality Hydraulic Cement,
se delivered a, South Mills, in the county of Camden,
'N.n Carolina, and adjacent to the work herein before
sssinec. Thi. work runs through a rich and highly pro.
.aeaTe section OF country, and is only twelve
l. miles from Elizabeth City, and thirty coo
s"s from the city of Norfolk. and 10 acccssi.
;e from either point by good roads, and aaviga.
waters. II is desired that bidders examine the
''0rt for themselves and not take anything fer granted
Greens unknown to the undersigned must accompany
.;' proposals. with satisfactory references, or their bids
'l not be considered. Plans, profles, specifications,
&c, will be ready for inspection BY the Goth
~, and can be seen by application to the undersigned at
= oaice. The Board Of Directors will require the work
De commenced within thirty go, days after the letting,
10 completed on or before the LIST day of July, 1850. The
oed reserve to themselves the right TO reject any or all
e oids thar may be offered. But should any of the OF.
De satisfactory the cc-tracts will be awarded by the
~ On the 3Oth inst d, their Office in the city OF Nor
~ H. NJ. PATTON,
d.. Chief Engineer Dismal Swamp Canal Co.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
TAPPAIiANNOCk MALE ACADEMY

ESSEN COUNTY ri
C. :. MILLER, PniscIrun
TIME next session of this School will rnnro,cc Thur
Il day. the LIST OF October, and close the iirst of july
following. The number Of pupils will be limited to a1
Terms, Tor me Languages anu Mathematics. $50: Com.
mon English Brunei cs, $40; one.hulf payable in advance,
the balance at the Close OF the session Particular u,tcn.
ton will be paid to tlis Department, aud Compositions
will be required weekly, from the ADVANCED Scholurs.
Reports will BE- forwarded monthly to the parcn, or quar-.
dian stating the st 81 standing in his Glasses. Dcport.
In privute families, ut Sl2 per month and nv innr hnv. ." rnr n na
accommodated in the same family with the Principal.
For farther inlorina; TIC. address the Principal, Hamp
mock. Retcrences,Dr. Austin Brockrnbrouah br. Lau.
renee Roane, Capt. VIM, A; Wright, J. Il, Micou. Eco,
G. II. Dobyns, Esq Tsppnhannock; Prot. C.. 8. Vrnahleas,
Va. Sen o-ct1
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STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.
NOR sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO., R.c

" nOuO.
~Ss,gents Standard Reader, S Nos
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The great reputation among scholars and teachars &C.
:G:ed .! Mr.. Sargent by his Standard Speaker" 10 a
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9usckenbos' First Lessons in English Composition
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Saaers n grammar and composition
Sasckenbos' Advanced Course of Composition and Rhe-
rHc. price 81
This work and the "Firs, Less 1ns," mentioned above,
ne the acknowledged standards on composition in the
Eaools OF the United StsiHs.
Qeackelbos' illustrated School History Of the United
safe, States from the earlies, discoveries TO the present
me, with Pictorial Illustrations. Price 81. just published.
Corne!rs Primary Geography. l2 Maps. beautifully
-laEra;ed; ~ cts.
Cornells intermediate Geography. New Revised Edi.
san, airh additional maps and illustrations. IS cts
cornells High School Geography and Atlas, Finely Il.
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You,nans lass Book on Chemistry IS cts
Youmsn 8 Chemical Chart on Rollers.
G,li-spies Land Surveying-Theoretical and Practical.
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Aug @-cw4w
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FOR II MILLIONS THAT HUSK CORN.
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CROT0N FEMALE INSTITUTE,
KIN AND QUEEN, VA.
Mrs. NJ. l.. ADELAIDE LEWIS, Principal.
NNIIE next term Of this school will commence the first
i Monday in October next, and continue forty weeks.
Tea days recess al Christmas. For further particulars,
apply to ZhCHAR wv NJ. D..
a. = ,,yau. Stavapsyilia Ua
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iNFTRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE

vi prlNlh
TIME Inhrmsry connected with the Medical College OF
Il Virginia, located in the City OF Richmond, corner
OF Marshall and College streets, is open for the reception
of Patients throughout the year. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid. except the insane and those la
boring under contagious diseases, are admitted into the
Institution. The accommodations for sickness are com
plete.
The Patients are under the ~chargetot the Professors1of
the College. The charges for Board, Medical attendance,
Nursing, and Medicine. and every service rendered by the
Institution, are for
White Patients So per week.
Colored " 5
Private Rooms 4 to Is
ATTENDING SURGEONS Prof. GIBSON, PETlCOLAS
and WEXFORD.
ArrENpIxG PHYSICIANS, Prof TUCK and CON.
WAY.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, MARIONHOWARD, N. D.
STEWARD, F. NJ. PARRISH.
PRESIDENT OF lsFIRMARr, l.. :. JOfEES, N. ID.
sE7- BY agreement this day, entered into between tho
Faculty of the Medical College and the attending Physl.
clans OF Bellevue Hospital, in addition TO the usual weekly
charge, a fee varying from 81 to $40 will be demanded Of
patients requiring a surgical operation. The particular
charge for any specified operation may be ascertained be.
torehsnd By application to the Resident Physician, or the
| Attending Physicians and Surgeons Of either Institutions.
Persous in the country, wishing to send patients to the
In6rmary. or desiring information, may address the Pre-
sident or the Steward. July 2-cwtlstOct
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CULpEPER MILITARYI INSTITUTE,

COLfEfEh INSTITUTE.
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
>hh second session OF this school vii. commence on
Il tne hrst day OF next September. The course of In.
stIueuon VIII include the Latin, Greek, rench and Span.
ish Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem.
istry, and lower English branches.
Inc teachers engaged to conduct the school are gradu.
atcs OF the University of Virginia and Virginia Military
institute; who will adopt the modes Of instruction pur.
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
$40. ~ ~ "s"'' ~ '" "o"'"''
For circulars, containing full information, address
CHARLES E. LlGHTFOOT,
REFERENCEs:
we nave the privilege of referring to the following:
Faculty V NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gildersleeve, Schele de
we're, McGuifey. University of Virginia
Prof Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
rev 11en a Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hunter, Esq. Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIM 5 White, d d, Lexington
Rev VIM N ~Pendlcton
Zen VIM II Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM b Taliaerro, Gloucester
James Barbour, ESQ, Culpeper
w D Wallach. Gen George NJ Cooke, A Bell, ESQ,
Washington city
Maj Henry Hill, U s Army. New York
Capt James Stark
The citizens of Culpeper. July 3l-ctf
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VA.
STREV w. MEADE. D. d.. President OF Directory.
~ RI. Rev. }. Johns, d. d., Vice President OF Direc.
tory.
Rev, R. IL. Phillips, Principal, assisted by n full corps of
experienced teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. slefcy. heads of the family.
The next session OF this Institution will conmence on
the last Wednesday in September.
TERMS, FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR;
Tuition and board, including washing, fuel, light and
furnished rooms, $500.
Languages, uIusic and Drawing, extra.
Registers sent on application to Rev r. II. Phillips or
Hugh W. Sheney."
Stsunton, Aug. II, lSJ7-c2aw6w
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RICHMOND

COLLEGE.
TIME next session will open on the LIST day of October,
il and close the LIST day of July.
FACULTY.
REV. Ro. RYLASD, A. NJ, President, and Prof. of Moral
Philosophy.
GEO. (. DABsEY, A. NJ, Prof. Of Latin and French.
LEWIS TURNER, A. NJ, Prot. of Mathematics and Astro.
nomy.
Bennett PuRrEAR, A. NJ, Prot Of Chemistry and Natu.
raj Philosophy.
SYDNEY H.. OWENS, Prof. Of Greek Language and Lite
nature.
II. w. REISHART, Tutor of Academic Department.
EXPENSES.
and attendance Sl20-room rem, e.. sl25 90
Tuition in College classes Gin the Academic s451 80 90
Fuel $40; Deposit fee 81; Printing roc, 10 so
Payments for board will be required in advance: one:
third lst October, lst January, and lt April. Onehalf of
the tuition feel strictly required on the lst day of Octo.
Der, and the balance on the 18th February.
Students occupying rooms in the College during the day
only, are charged g. Tor room ront, and studen Of the
Academic Department 81 for fuel.
Jas. P. Tyler and w. B F. Hyde have charge of the
College Hotels.
The chair of Greek. &c, to be filled the lst of septem.
Der. Auu a-cut Oct
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION leJ7-J5.
VyHE next Annual Course of Lectures will com.
i rmcncc on the Isl of October, 1857, at the College
Bidding, corner of Marshall and College streets, Rich.
mDnd, and terminate OH the lst of March, 1858.
Surgical and Surgical Ana,omy, by CHARLES BELL
GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice of Medicine. by DAVID H. Tuck.
EE, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by MARTIN p. scorr. NJ. D.
Ma,eria Mcdica and Therapeutics, BY b. r. WELLrosp,
ND
Anatomy, by ARTHUR F.. PETIcoLAs. NJ. +.
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, by
LEVIN 8. JoYSEs, NJ. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children, by
Jas. II. CONWAY, NJ. D.
Demonstration of Anatomy, by MARION Howard, NJ. D.
The study OF Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities and at a very trihing expense.
Clinical Lectures are regularly given at the College In.
Urinary. This lnirmary, under the same roof with the
College, is at all times well filed with Medical and surgi.
cal cases, and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical in
struction
Many Surgical Operations are performed in the pre-:
sence of the class, and the Students being daily admitted
TO the wards, enjoy, under the guidance OF the Professors,
unusual opportunities for becoming familiar, not only with
the symptoms aud diagnosis OF diiease, but with its daily
progress and treatment.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures, slU5
Naturalization Fee, d
Practical Anatomy.
Graduating Fee, "a
The price of Board. including Fuel. Lights and Ser
yapts' attendance, varies from s. to s. per week. The
Catalogues, containing fuller Information concerning the
institution, will be forwarded to those who apply Tor It, or
specific enquiries will be answered by letter.
l.. :. JOYNES, NJ. D,
Jnly 2-c,lst Oct Dean of the Faculty.
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AUCTIO SALES.

JAIn EnD CAIE
IUNHH spbsc-;ha, a., " =, n,,,;, .,.,,o.
u Dry CraaI ta' ii Iue' a. " uao a.
Farm called JERrcS , Gm 'Me H., =" ~ ~, Gsoa -"
bricr. ON tho 49,, IShT III tnc Io"nty I
the White sulphur sns Oh howafds Creek, W , nSas
from thar ceInbsn"u' springs, being defiant only !! iniies
To the Springs. aud To- ,t. ~ p"ee. io cISss p poa u
aUO acres, aud could h "Dc properly. Inc tract contains
ctasers. There is abou, INJ 49,, ~" a.sincu sun pui
about zoo is finely taken in aras. opcH innu' U u "n!eI
Hay. The improvements c sn, paouueins nhs crops u
il il In good order ss o,sk, having Just been
contains y rooms. Tae Out Buila,pss co :, ' ., =
Large Stable. Negro Cabins, &c. The snbsc,;hor Iii
take pleasure in showing the place to any ono ,y;.b;nn ~
purchase. Ny post office is White Sulphur Sn,inms Ae ~
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.July Observation-Disclosures

"AY-5e bales of that Superior Philadelphia Hay, In
store and for sale BY BRIDoFORD & CO.,
septS On the Dock.
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T~NPORTANT ia DRUGGISTS

1MPONTANT To DRCGGISTS.
VUANTED.-By a physician of FIVE years cxperi.
w ence in an extensive practice, 4 situation as clerk
In a Drug Store. His reason for desiring a situation OF
this kindis that he designs making it a permanent business.
He faiters himself, from his extensive acquaintance with
Druggists and Physicians Of the South, that he can carry
a large amour, of trade to any house. The best test.
monisls given, both as to character and Qualifications
Address MEDlCUS,
Feb l7-cwtf Raleigh, North Carolina.
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For further particulars consult catalogue for 1861
Address Lodore =. o., Amelia County, Va.
Aug eff VS.. II. HARRISON.
=. SQUIRE'S SELECT classic y
LIZ ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF MAIN AND
lST STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The eleventh session
Of this Institute, will commence on Monday the 2sth Of
September, 1851.
TERMS PER SESSION, HALF SESSION IN ADvAScE:
Junior English w
Senior " or beginners in Latin SO w
Latin, Greek and higher Mathematics ----------- bO w
Modern Languages, (by Prot. Emion) each.-....-. 70 %
Drawing, (y John A. Calyo,) per quarter.:..---.-. 5 w
The Principal may be seen ut his School Rooms Sstur
day, from 5 TO : O'Clock, P. ~, or addressed through the
Richmond Post Ofice. Sept s-ctf
FEMALE SCHOOL
AT PRINCE ONWARD COURTHOUSE. VA.
TNHE Exercises of this School will DO resumed ON the
L LIST day of September and close on <he 18th OF June,
ls5s.
Roar. sl3O 90
Ancien, Languages. (Enghsh included,) 40 90
French and Italian, each u 70
EngEsb branches. IS 90
Music. As 90
The Musical Department will be under the charge of
Prot. c. Pope
Aug ls-ctlstOct II. B. BROWN, Principal.
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NXIANTED.-We wish to employ for the next year
w a single man who has come experience In the
Management Of Q saw mill, and who hes also some know.
lege Of grinding corn, - we use our mill for both saving
and grinding. 4. JAS. e. GORDON.
Sept 5-eWlm
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AT ELM, NEAR MILFORD, CAROLINE 20.
NE second session Of my School will commence the
Il Let OF September next, and terminate the last of the
following June, comprising an uninterrupted term Of 10
months.
The Ancient Languages and their literature, the usual
branches OF English, with special reference to its history
and literature, will compose the subjects taught.
TERMS Board, including everything and Tuition In
all the departments, Sl70-one.halt TO be paid on entrance,
and remainder LIST of February.
Pupils can enter any time during the session, paying on.
ly from that time to expiration OF term, in proportion to
rate of charges.
Elm is in the midst of a highly moral and intelligent
community, within ID few minutes walk of Milford Depot,
and enjoying the advantages of privacy and heahhfulness
Of situation, it affords tho student every opportunity for
study and application, whilst combining the comfort and
quiet Of IN agreeable home.
Address B. c. SIACkLEFORD,
July lI-c3m Milford Depot, Caroline Co, Va.
AMELIA ACADEMY.
TIME 2GTII session of this School will open on the Let of
Il October, lsI7, and close on the LIST OF August follow.
ing
THRMs-Board and tuition, for session of ten months,
$500, 500 payable October lst, and 500 March lst-
Lights not furnished.
The subscriber refers TO the following statement from
those Professors Of the University of Virginia, who have
known him and his school for many years:
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June %, 1857.
We believe the Amelia Academy. under the manage.
ment Of Mr.. w. II. Harrison, one Of the best preparatory
schools i'll Virginia. GESssER HARRISON,
Joaf B. MINOR,
JAs'L. CABELL,
:. MNt
Jas. L. HoLcoMBE.
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HANOVER

- .tONIDE.V
&iiE next session OF this School will commence on the
iAtoi October, ie5I, and close ON the 3lst of July
following LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, NJ. A.,
Principal.
HILARY P. JONES M. A.,
WALTER WRENN, NJ. A.
For catalogue, containing terms, &C.. address
l.. N. COLEMAN,
July lI-ctf TAylorsville. Hanover County Va
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Drawing, Painting, &c.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.:
me fupils in this Department. studying the common
Eny1sh subjects, and the Rudiments Of Latin, French
ana Mathematics, have the advantage Of being taught,
IN large part, by the gentlemen above nanicd-all
Virginians and graduates of the University Of Virginia-
besides which competent Fernnle Teachers will be EN-
gwen to this most important Department.
me next Session begins September 18th, and ends the
lnsl oil June. For terms, &c. apply to either OF the Prin.
SSiPals' or TO Rev. J. a. Broadus, President OF the Board OF
Trustees, at Charlottesville. July al-ctlJlhScp
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~EBENARTsE WIIITARY INSTITI'TE
JNO b. STRANGE. A. NJ, Principal.
l., u)niversily OF virginia1
!. - sEuNoi.ns S%iuinpden Sidncy.)
TVNliE third Session will begin 5ll September and close
BRANCHES TAuonT-Anrient and Modern Lauguares,
Mathematics, Natural Sciences. nnJ the ynrions fng1i.L,
Branches, both high aud low. So
military SsrktctioN-Rot In Infantry and Artillery,
gular studies. """ ."
Enlarged accommodations will be ready.
Terms STU per term Of S months, payable in advance.
THIS charge embraces Board, Tuition in every Branch,
furi anu Lights. Address, J. b. STRANGE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15

English department. $40
Classical do TO
French and German each. 20
As the number OF pupils will b. limited, those who may
desire to phtronize the school, should address, without de.
lay, James IL. Cox, Esq Wintrrpock P. o., Chesterfield
county, or the subscriber, Grunge Court House, Virginia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H.. Cox, Esq Right Rev. John
Johns, D. d., the President and Professors OF William and
Mary College, and the former patrons and pupils OF the
subsciiberi in Chesterfield, williamsburg and Fredericks'
burg. JOHN 8. HANSBRO OUCH, NJ. A.
Aug 3-ctF