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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE ON LONG
TIME

"E offer, at private sale, the well known and valuable
w Farm of John Cooke, deceased, situated seven
miles east Of Knoxville, the stage road loading from
Knoxville to Virgnia and Immediately the line Of th"
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad within half mile
Of Legs Depot said road, and lying the Holson
river This Is decidedly one OF THE BEST FARMS IN
EAST TENNES being under high state OF cultiva
tion. well watered. and THE BEST STOCK FARM IN
THE STATE
The Dwelling IIos of brick and is large and roomy
Having recently undergone thorough repairs makes il
comfortable in every respect The out budings-a brick
BLACK SMITH sHoP, BRICK SMOKE HOUSE, brick Negro
Houses together with Ice House, Barn. Stock Shed,
Crib, &c, ample, md in fine repair Tho Farm con-
tain, 1900 LAND JOO OF which cLEAREp
and under good fence and considerable portion 10 well
in clover aud grass The whole 10 susceptible Of
cultivation, and is well adapted the growth of Clover
Grass, Wheat, Corn, Oats. &c.
II sold at private ss!e before TUESDAY, the
18th day Of October next, will offer it public sale
in three tracts, in body, may be deemed best
the day of sale.
TERMS, very libernl as to payment.
Letters addressed t. either OF u.s. Knoxville Tennes
see, will be promptly answered.
S. LAVIETa COOKE, Execurix
w. T. FRANCISCO, Executor,
AM In, rnck a nj
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sruoOLS AND COLLEGES.

-~HICHNiOND COLLEGE.
.rss;on will open on the lot day ct octobor'
nNh' Lose the LIST dav at July
sud '"'' FACULTY.
81, so K,lA>D, A. !" President anu f'''' Of Moran
gs'.'pnyp ,sSsr, A. NJ, Prof. Of Latin aud French;
$50 TrRskr. A. NJ. Prot oil Mathematics so' "'''''
,ny. prs.rAn, a. NJ, Prof OF Chemistry and N"'u'
,,Fa''s'p'H Prof. OF Greek Language and Litera'
81 ,,pr Tutor of Academic Departments
i. p" EXPENSES. 49, 49,
,,s,isucc Si.0-~oum rent 81. Siso w
n. 'no classes lin the Academic Sl',) ~ w
Ht,an - n. ,,.,, fee 81; Printing 5pc. IL ~
fesp D a. board will be required in advance one
. liz ;n 4Sassa oa s Ss day Of
.,'si;sSn., es s,In s on the 18th febrnary.
'a rent e' and sSas Of the
.a!; m department, 81 for fuel ...,,, If ,h.
n,fIp'"r yier and W. f. F. Hyde have charge Oh tue
.Ts.r Hotels
'.ac caa' - Aug S-cwt Oct
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BY ID. n. PULLIiM 4 60, AUCT,.

"a t:HoES-Tis div. NJ 10 O'Clock. ! vi! %.
hhrS nesrocs-ucu boy. md girls
Aug - UEI1nR Dii.r. +.
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Et'RoEs We will cell 10 likely negroes :. a
~ hnn. at our "fhcc, nj ~ O'clock 20 day
ID. NJ. PULLlAM l. co Auc.-
Aus2i Wal ~
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.


HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
JOHN b. CARY. A NJ, PKtscIPM
TIME exercises Of this school commence the fret
Monday in Octnber, aud close til: last Friday lit
July The course o! study embraces the uauai Eus fish
branches, Ancient and Modern Languages Mathematics,
the elements Of Physical Science, Military Tactics Music
piano and Guitar) Drawing and Painting
The Principal 10 Insisted in the different depart by
four teachers Ut approved qualifications.
TERMS, per session vi ten months SEQ. Modern Ian.
sunycs, Music. Drawing &c, extra.
For catalogue further information, address the rrn
cipal, Hampton Va. Aug EFT
EMORY AND HENRY O0LLEGE, WASHING.
TON COUNTY, VA
VNE Fall Ses'ion, for the present year, Of this ns,u
Il ton. will begin the aOti August. Our terms are
az heretofore
Tuition, per session Of live months, Sa0 90
Board ~ %
Washing 4" 5 co
Fuel s 90
Contingent charges IS
ST. IS
Those seeking good school, in which thorough cole.
giac or business education nny be acquired invited
10 consider the advantages which off rim. II good
health good habits, line scholarship md mental discipline
objects desired by any young man. believe he ay
obtain them here il suywhere ,erm. too exceeding
ly low. catalogue, containing ul neediul information
m.y be had BY addressing L. L. WILEY: rress.
Aug 4-clw Emory +. ., VA
m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY-Tbe mex.
Monday in October 1857 and close the last Friday i'm
July ls5s The course Of study embrace. Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics Ancient and Modern
History the Sciences; and the usual English branches
The Principal being graduate OF Of the best col.
eges in Virginia. and MISC Of tho University will conduct
and examine the classes with view thorough prcpsrn
ton for the latter institution, for the business pursuit.
Of life Examinations tue close OF the session will be
conducted tu practicable, after the manner of the
University and certificates conferred upon those ,s,n-
suisiicd.
The Boarding Department is conducted by Mr. and Mr..
Lansde, with whom all concerned have been not only
satisfied, but pleased
ExPxSsEs-Board including everything OK.
cept liehts, 500 90
Tuition in tho ordinary English branches % %
e " higher branches iEnyish inclulctD 81 W
One hell payable st january, and halt LIST of july
Fer further particulars address the PRINCIPAL M U.aths
willie, Va. WIN P. HUDGiSS, A. n PrinciuuI
RICHARD HALL, Assistant
August ls-cwtlst Oct.
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FITYANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
srV p : HENSON. \. NJ. PRINCIPAL AND
w. DpAnRIETnR

nf Third Session OF this Institution will commence on
.ss ~ Wednesday in October, and close the Sd
Wednesday III July following; ,,.,
IT, location j. p.ovrrbisly herl,hfui and beautiful
- buildings have been erected at cost OF about
md pre-. en-, front Ia feet IN length. The main
-. bui!Gns wi! BE- completed i'll October IL will
,.io large Chapel Lecture rooms. Recitation rooms.
,,.,-.. Bath rooms sc, and will be heated through
15s Principal w be assisted by able corps of Male
r.. rnu-.e Of instruction viii be thorough and com
5.rsye Is ,aa; pursued a; any Female College in toe
:gn-ry.
"a. .ysmrs:icLs the plan the University OF Virgins
- pc adopted lar ~ practicable, and no young lady
:. se..ve diploma in any department; until she gives
;eac- OF thorough proficiency.
-,,.. desiring information As TO terms &C. can OBTAIN
';..l-r by addressing the Principal at Fork Union,
.y1aa Early application should be made, as the mum.
:. \; Roar lers vii, BE- limited 70 90 Aug ls-cw6w
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NlEDICAL SADDLE BAGS, Physicians 70 -
WI Medicine and Surgical Cases, Elastic StocGings
eve.y variety of surgical Appliances end Apparatus, .
had Of MEADE & BAKER, Pbsrnaeeuti.ts &C..
Aug 81 lsG, N. W. cor. ct Main and .0;n az.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL MALE SCHOOL,

T
TIME second session of my School will commence the
Il lot o September next aud terminate the last Of the
following June, comprising uninterrupted term Of 10
| months.
The Ancient Languages aud their literature the usual
branches OF English with special reference it's history
| and ierature, will compose the subjects taught.
TERMS :-Board, including everything and Tuition In
all the departments S1Oone half to be paid entrance
and remainder lst Of February.
Pupils Gun enter any time during the session. paying on
y from that tune TO expiration ter in proportion
ra;e OF charges.
Elm il in the midst Of highly moral and intelligent
community within few minutes walk of Milford Depot,
and enjoying the advantages OF privacy mud hcahuness
of situation it affords the student every opportunity for
study and application, whilst combining the comfort and
address B. c. SLaCKLEFORD,
July l4-c3m Milford Depot. Caroline Co., Va.
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ACTION SALES,
BY DICKINSON. NIL &. 1.

u EGROES-Wli b. sold by ia thi, u,o,,,.,.,
~ oci"ck. likely Negroes.
Au. ~ DICKINSON NM l. m
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EI.AT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

>, -, u
Music, do; .-..;......iI .,.. M
Latin and Greek Glaze taught By the subscriber W.
I1ln cascS prutrscted sickness deduction VIII DC
made. .., .,,o.a
one teacher is employed it is impossible. for want OF
time for the teacher devote that constant personal
ontion tina, is needed In such schools the little pupil in
ns;c ia necessarily sent the piano to learn and prac
ce her music without assistance Should there be but
rem scholsrs and half hour only devoted by each to
us;c , teacher being present. i've hours oil the teach
80 i'm. will he consumed und bu; little left for the i'll
s,,ucon in other studies To this may be traced many
of the complaints of Female Schools
.r.onsl attention of the Teachers every Department
for ths two teachers are employed One to At
tend the ordinary Engsh hranGnes ao
anJ 0rnamentsl Branches. Miss Z. T. Scorr will agan
have charge of the irs, Department BY her Iey anu
her aiabii,y Of character sne secure: tne oSc oi
her upil.: and from my own examinations know that
those Under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidty and proficiency. at,
in the othor Department eniofaelhs Muse, anu
ed a lady educated with great care. AS teacher;
h bss given the ishcs to her employer md
All thu. hear q a nd the Youer Ladies tsHe
Lessons Invariably in the presence Of the Instructor
and then retire to another Piano to practice.
frequently examine the young ladies especially on
hrsnches a. are generally in Female Schools very
;nsIfeety learned When this is to take place not
Generally known by them. The consequence that they
In closing se due to tho Young sds, who have
attended this SCHOOL, TO express my gtsteu
' o, ,nSa Of my sy Their extraordinary decoru
their Of those soea pT9psse.
go. ,hsir dcent application their duties, and their
proficiency, merrmore than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Student, will reach Bssk
and Whites by the cars OF me Sou'as'ue
suitable conveyance will be provided
E5|Eyery article Of clothing should be marked
EH-My address 10 MscF srlspds, Lunenburs, Va
bsr If-ctf
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TRUST SALE,

LANDS END Fob SALE AT AUciIuH.
UtRSuASr 10 the requirements OF decd -. %
q executed by Richard =. Jones To- me, 10; ihc
pose Oi securing the payment OF c"r,nn achi- ..,l
mentioned, ami duly recorded in the CLERKS Ut
County Court OF Gloucester, on :En lei iGr o.
iSi9. shn otter ~ public nuc'ioI for r'rh :1Sb
t!,a 7th day OF SEPTEMBER next Qc57 that benz o.
resier Court day TINT valuable estate ,alnd and ~,
by the name OF LANDS END. containing 80: Lcr,s.
in Robins Ncrk, III the corn'y OF Gloucester; or So"
thereof as1nHy be necessary TO pay the barnce GUr
the second bond therein mentioned, with the 10.
thereon due. aud the and char :oS attending -.
ecution Of this Trust.
Az Trustee, ! shall convey with .pecial WARM.
though The title ID unquostunabe.
July 2l-c,ds K. :. JONES. Trrs'c
VALUABLE HANOVER LAND FOX 80
a : Commissioner appointed by decree oi the 'or
N court oil Hanover TIE .-th of July, l-j.. 70
cause OF Ragland Sc., Rnsand 81 nj, shall iroco'
sell. ut public auction, at Ashland, saturday, 'ar
day of August 1857, ut W O'clock ii inr. II NOT.
Monday following. that really valuable Trnc' o. !.
containing about Ito acres tina, the late John ksgand
possessed of.
This land Hes on Stony Ran Creek abou, n,i'"e ..
Ashland, mile from RoLinsons mill on the Ricmond
& p. Railroad, where there is n Depot aud Turn
About 50 cleared ind the balance in wool .ud
tnbcrcd and there several .prn on the piace.
watered aud very healthy. The timber and wood
more than pay for the land.
The buildings hre out OF repair.
TERMs:-One third cash, the balance Al J. ,H.
months, tor good bonds, with interest added. Hnh al
tanned until the last bend is pu;d. aud ccnvHyrn.
rected by the Court. CHASTAlN WHITE.
August ii-ctds CommiS. zone
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MIX. LEREBvRE'S SCHOOL.
CORNER OF GRACE AND fOUSHEE STREETS

MIX. LEREBvRE's school
CORNER OF GRACE AND foUsHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
yNSIE next session this Institution will oncn on the
frst day Of OCTOBER, 1851, and close OH the day
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
For Board, SnN
For Washing, u
For Lights,
For English Tui,iun ID
For Modern Luuguagcs (cach) ~
branches, &c
For Latin It
For Music on Piano. Harp, Guitar, Organ or Singing -
For one lesson ut al hsur,) a week &c
For two lessons (of an huur) a week It
Fer three Lessons tOf All hour a week l2t
Four four lesson. (uf an hour) week lit
For the u.esof PiaLo.
For Drawing from Models, 81
For Drawing from Nature, ~
For Painting in Water Coors ~
For Oil Painting, 81
PRIMARY DEPAxrMESr-far Children under II years
of age, 81
REFERENCES
. lHE PATRONS OF THE ScHOoL-R;ht Rev. bishop
Meade Right Rev Bishop Johns Right Rev Blshup Elliott
Moses ID Elose, y d, Rev Chas Read, d d, Rev + v
Moore, D. ReviB (ii dersleve Rev q Cummings, ID
Msshinson city, aud the Clergy Of the Episcopal Churen
Rev II Keper, kirs A + Gibson
VIM q Williams. Mirs Mary Gordon,
John p Little NJ u, Mics T. Bartlett
Eliodoro Camps Mrs N IaylOr,
John Cayo Mud'm NJ Estvan,
e w TbilUw. Mad ellie Lucy
w Grsbau. Chss II Ro,en
Madame l.. V. BLANcuEr. French Goveincss
All letters to be directed Hubert =. Leebvre Rich
mond w.
Persons in want Of Female Teachers may, by apply
have applied to me to secure them situations
July l-c3m X r l..
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY,

BLOOMFIELD ACAUEMf,
Flee miles Vest of the University Of Virgiaia
W. W w rkd9 nRns,s TEBss' Principals
r1NHE Fourth Session oil this Academy, formerly under
II TIE charge OF Mr.. r. II. Goodloc, will begin on the
LIST Of September.
The course OF instruction will include the English Lam
guage and literature and all the elementary subec,s ap
pertaining thereto the Ancient Languages the Modern
Languages including German French. Spanish Italian,
and English in its Anglo Saxon form and the pure aud
mixed Mathematics including Civil Engineering
Lectures will be delivered upon the subjects OF Chenis
try Natural Philosophy md Astronomy.
The Course will be designed to furnish thorough pre-.
paraun Tor the University Of Virginia.
The session will contain terms OF tive months each
Expenses Tor each for Board und Tuition, In all the
departments including everything except lights, Sla5.
payable the first day of the term
For circulars containing more particular information.
address either of the Principals ut Charlottesville, Va
REFERENCES:
The Faculty of the University Of Virginia.
Prof A d. Bachc, Superintendent U. ). Coast Survey,
Washington.
Lieut., NJ Maury, Superintendent. National observAto.
ry, Washington
Col jefferson Randolph, Charlottesville.
Franklin Minor, Esq DO
Johnson Barbour, ESQ.,, Bsrboursv!e.
]. Randolph Tucker. EGG. Winchester.
Hon. J. ". Macon, U. S. Senate.
JudgeJ. w Tyler. Warrenton Va.
Chas l.. Mosby, Esq Lynchburg.
Roger A. Pryor. Esq. Richmond. May 20-cii1in
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VALUABLE LAND SALE.

SHALL, On SATURDAY, the 9TH of September next
as agent for the parties offer public suction Oh ia,
premises. the dover lot Of Mrs. D b. Bruce widow q
WIN Bruce, the snid lot being the place where
On the said VIM Bruce lived and died within Que aut
half miles of Mount Sorrel, Halifax county, Va ak
miles from Clover Hill Depot the Richmond and Dan
vilc Rairoad II ndoins the lands Of T. C. IIuney Jas
:. Chandler, and Mary Z. Barnes, formerly Bruce The
tract contains LOO acres, with comfortable dwelling an,
some outbuidings
Also, at the same time and place. will be offered tvs,
other lots belonging to A. s. Robertson and D. Barnes
IN rsht OF their ives The Robertson lot contains 81,
!he Bsrnei lot l35acres, making in all Ill acrrs
Inc sah mnds are well adapted to the growth Of Corn
Iooscco Wheat, Oats anything else usually grown il
our county.
For further particulars it is presunable any per
son would buy without rst viewing Themselves refer
buyers to Messrs Hail. who live on the premises John
Chandler. and James +. Moon who will take pleasure in
showing the sad lands any time
II the said lands not sold privately beior. that ov
they certainly will be offered then
Inc terms will be accommodating to suit purcha
serS MARTIN RIRNrS
Aur 81
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Aug ll-ctds WILLIAM WATTS. Trustee
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES or Ian
EOH SALE=MQSC DESIRABLE EARN EQR Sal !

FOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
ON JACKSONS RIVER, AT THE TERMINUS OF
THE CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
OFFER private sale 100 acres of land in the
IL ty Of Allegheny within half mile Of the Jackons
River Depot. the Central Rail Road. Three hundred
and fifty Of this lies in the valley of Jacksons
river. and the balance is what is called mountain land
having deal of fine timber and portions of ii nc
tobacco land.
This tract has on il large brick dwelling house and
the ordinary houses and if should be desired it.
susceptible OF division into two farms
Col Samuel Carpenter. who resilrs Covngton, is
authorized to SELL and will show the land any de-
string TO purchase.
TERMS will be onefour;h cash; the balance in
l. and years. with interest," with deed Of the
good, being derived from Gen. Douglas B. Layne.
II not sold privately it will be offered public sale,
THURSDAY, Sd day OF September next, at Jackson's
River DEPOT ut IL O'clock. Z. FONTAlEE,
Aug 5-ctds AGENT
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VALUABLE PhUPIKTf FON SALE.
Id virtue OF the provisions Of deed Of trust execu
ID ted by ielycrtOn N. Oliver the let day Of Octo.
Der, 1880 OF record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court Of Roanoke, the object OF which secure 10
A. b. Nichols, the payment Of debt therein mentioned
wilt proceed on Friday the llth day of September.
1857 the luto residence OF sad Oliver to otter for sae
nj Public Auction, the Ienl and personal property en-.
brnccd in said trust deed consisting in part Of lot Of
land supposed TO ronten 20 acrcs with large aud elc.
CANT Dwelling House thereon, besides other improve.
Ut the valuable kind and fitted up with great
taste and iu the most convenient orm-Mso FIVE uncom
monty valuable Slaves-Hll Household and Kitchen Fur
niturc Of said Oliver much Of which is costly and supc
rior-and hll the Plantation Uicnss on the place.
To any Southern gentleman wishing to purchase de
lichu residence in the lovcest purt vt the Valley
Virginia. the property here offered Tor sale presents
rare opportunity.
The terms ot sale will be mndc known on the day u
sule.
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CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.


NEAR CULPEpER COURT HOUSE, VA.
VIE second session OF this school will commence oi
\ inc hr,t iay OF next September The course Of Ia
uc'io VIII Include the Latin Greek French and span
ish Languages Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chem
istry. and lower English branches
teachers engaged TO conduct the school are graiu
ses OF the University of Virginia aud Virginia Military
INSTITUTE who will adopt the mo1cs Of instruction pur
TERMS:
SlsO. s' W. '''' ''''"'''
For circulars containing full information, address
CHARLES +. LIGuTFUOT
Cupepcr Court House.
REFEREN
w" have The privilege of referring to the following:
Faculty NJ In .ttute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gildcrsccve Schelc d,
we're, McGuttey, University OF Virginia
rrof Lucien Minor William and Mary College
Rev Joen Broadus Charlottesville
John Hart, AM
John Hunter, Esq. Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIA White. u u, Lexington
Rev WIN Pendcton
Gen WIN ii Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM Talisgrro. Gloucester
James Barbour Esq Culpepcr
w ID Wallach Gen George NJ Cooke, Bell, Esq
Washington citv
MAJ Henry Hill, l. Army New York
Voss. Esq, Rnppuhannock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens OF Culpcprr. July 3l-ctf
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n REaI Esn us =. ~. VI. G6,,, 1,TMEUA BID Z

= REAL ESTATE IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA
virtue u decree OF tn" Circuit Court of Orange
county, made Mt the May term, lej7 in the case Of
Nelly guardian 70. Kelly, &C., the undersigned Commits
sl0nrrs will SELL mt public auction, the premises
FRIDAY the 3st day OF July, ls57 thu Tract of Land
which Charles C. Taliaerro resided at the time OF hin
DEATH situated in Grunge county, the Rapid Ann liver
about three miles below the Rapid Ann Station OF tn,
orange aud Alexandria railroad, containing 2J2 acres
This Land is of the best quality of the red lnnds o
Orange and by proper cultivation be made OF the
most desirable farms in the county. It has on sufficient
supply Of timber, and Dwelling House large enough fol
an,nll family
Terms or SALE-S0 much cash will d fray the cost.
Of suit and expenses OF SALE and the bslancc in three
equal instanrnts upon credit OF l. = and years. with
interest from the day OF sales interest to bepad
aly-to be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser with
good security and the retsiung OF the e title until
the purchase money is paid
JOHN c. GREEN, Accommodations
JAMES w. GREEN, ers
:,y-POSTPOEEMEST.-Th above sale is postponed
until TUESDAY. the 18th day of August 1851 il lair il
not, until the first fair day thereafter.
JOHN G. GREEN
JAMES W. GREEN,
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MISS PE(;tAM,S

MISS PEtTNAMS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL -
TIME Second Session Of Mics Pegram's Schuol VIII
IL begin on the lst day Of October next, and will emo
the 3Oth Of June. less.
The course OF instruction will be thorough and rxten
siye, reaching from the elementary the highest bfanches
Of education.
Competent assistants will be employed in each depart
ment
The English Department viii be under the inneuialc
supervision Of Miss pegrau, aud she will resume he
Bellies Lettrcs Class for young ladies who have ei'
school,
Circulars containing full information concerning lhe
School may be hal application to Mrs J. W. fes"'
Linden Square Rcl mond
Persons intending to enter Pupils requested 10 ca
gage them without delay, that arrangements may W
made for their accommodation.
lulv 1--dan6t Ary A. ctE
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Classical do 60
French and German each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
AZ the number Of pupils will be limited, those who may
desire TO ps,ronze the school, shou1 address, without
county the subscriber Orange Court House. Nirgius
REfEnEScEs;-Js,nes L. Cox. Esq Right Rev John
Johns D. D. the President aud Professors Of William aud
Mary College, and tho former patrons aud pupils of the
subscriber in Chesterfield Williamsburg aud Fredercks
burg JOHN s. uANSBRCUGH NJ. A.
Aug 3-cf
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MOUNTAIN HOME SCIOOI., BOTETOURT


TIME Subscriber will reopen his School on the lot OF
Il September next. The course Of study will comprise
the orduary branches Of English Education togeher
with Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Latin Greek,
French and German These studies will be taught on
scale sufficiently extended prepare pupils for tho high
est classes In the University Of Virginia. or in auy OF our
Colleges fit them them for tho active Pursuits Ut
life.
The number Of pupils will be limited to twenty hve and
thew will reside in the same house with the teacher They
will be sube to .uch system OF discipline us will best
develop their intellectual powers aud secure moral aud
seutlemauly department.
The surrounding country is remarkably beautiful, aud
few temptations vice any other section Of
the State.
TEaNs-Two hundred and thirty 'ars per session Of
forty weeks ending June 9Th, lse onehalf payable
the st September and half the 18th Ut January
1858. New pupils will be charged from the date Of
ing To the end Ut the session.
These terms include all charges save for books which
will be furnished at Richmond prices
No deduction for ANY Tor proracted sickness
Parents or guardians who wish further Information
will direct their lettersto WILLIAM X. GAIT,
Aug l-c4w PatonsbuYu. Botetourt Co. Va