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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

THE GRAND JURY ofthe Hastings Court
met yesterday morning at IL O'Clock. and held a
long and tedious session, during which time they
made sevral presentments against various persons.
and laid the foundation for presenting others on
Thursday next, when they are 10 meet again.
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IiGHwAT RoBBERV.-Three drovers from Ringoes,
\. j., while passing through Lehigh Valley, Pa,
with drove of sheep on Saturday night. were at
tackled by four men, with clubs and knives, severe
ly beaten and injured and robbed of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

POsT-0FFICE MATTERs.-The post-oftices at Forren
road, Westmoreland county, and Winston, NichO
las county, Va, have been discontinued. Edward
jackson is appointed postmaster at Dennisville
Amelia county, Va, vice J. T. Foster, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

MURDER IN ALBANIA man of the name of Ed
ward Carroll killed a Mr. or DIR. Drewry, at Spring
Hill in Barbour county, Ala. on Monday night
week. by striking him on the head with stick
Carroll fed after committing the murder, but was
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A LARGE Hay FIELD.-Mr. Guthrie, of Chicago
illinois, has one field Of $40 of hay enclosed
with good pine board and cedar post fence. lie il
cutting from other fields at least 900 acres besides
and expects to cut and press this year. 5000 tons of
I'm
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MORTALITY AMONG UNITED STATES SENAFoRs.-Oul
Of the ffty-nine members of the Senate during the
last Congress- less than five have already passed
away, viz :--Messrs. Clayton, of Delaware; Bell, o.
New Hampshire; Adams, of Mississippi; Butler, o
South Carolina; and Rusk, of Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

DEATH PROM FRIGHT.--A man in buggy had re-
Gently crossed the railroad track at indianapolis,
Indiana, when his horse commenced backing ana
rearing but not violently. The man was observed
TO fall over on one side and was supposed to have
tainted, but when picked up, he was dead as Is sup
posed, from fright.
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BRIcK-YARDs IN MAISE-Nineteen brick yards are
now in operation III Brewer, Me, which employ
over 200 men and consume annually from 5000 TO
5000 cords of wood. The product of bricks
amounts to about 1900 900, worth from $4,000 to
$4,000.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE U. s. CoURT, Judge Halyblrton
presiding, in session yesterday, engaged in the
trial of William s. Wash of Powhatan who has been
indicted the charge Of forging the necessary pa
pers to procure from the Genersl Government the
bounty land warrant due A. W. Dupuy, for service
III the war of 1872. A number Of witnesses were
examined. and the counsel of the prisoner Messrs.
Lee and Cooke, contested every inch of ground
throughout the trial but all TO no purpose. When
.he case was given to the jury, they found the pri.
soner guilty. The Judge will fix the term Of i'm
prisonment
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SMoKING.-Peter, slave to Warren &
Pierce, was convicted before the Mayor yesterday
morning of stealing cigars from his master, aud
ordered of stripes.
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SMAsHED.-A horse attached to a sulkv
ran off near the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad depot, yesterday morning. and on reach
ing the corner Of 9th and Marshall, shivered the
vehicle into fragments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

RIOT AND BLooDsHED.--A riot took place on Tues
Gay in Johnstown, Cambria county, Pa, among
some Welchmen employed in the iron works, ori-
ginating in dog fight. Two men were killed and
several wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

Dr. soRDERLY ANDREW and Curtis,
slaves in the service Of the Central Railroad,
put through of sprouts for being disorder
ly and insOlent in the street
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SAD OccuRaENcE-A few days ago, James McClin.
chy and Chas. Dehan, aged respectively 10 and II
years, crossing the railroad bridge at Portland
Me-, when McClinchy fell through, and Dehan
jumped over TO rescue him. but, unfortunately,
both were drowned
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INSTANTLY KILLED. salesman, named Henry B.
Iiawey, was instantly killed on Saturday last, at
1875 Broome street, New York, by coming in CON
tact with machinery.
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From JAvA-MovEMENT OF THE ENGLISH AND HosTr
LITY OF THE DUTCH-Adyiccs from Batavia. Java, to
the 18th May. state that in the month of April dis
orders broke out in the upper parts of Palembang
and especially in the Gomey Um, which led to soy
eral encounters with Dutch troops. In Il fight on
the 18th of April, at Pematang Pinang Scribe
where the insurgents were collected in large mum
bers second lieutenant and two soldiers were
killed. and two officers aud three soldiers slightly
wounded. The English government, it was report
ed had taken possession of the COcos Islands for
coaling station. This measure excited considera-
bic indignation amongst the Dutch in Java, who
looked upon it fresh instance of what is termed
the unscrupnlous rapacity Of Great Britain.
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Four LADIES DRowSED.-Four young ladies, two
of them daughters of Ar. B. Soule. and the other
two of Mr.. Grant, drowned at Waterviile,
Maine last Thursday while bathing.
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VIOLENT AssAULT.-Peter p. Bland was
yesterday indicted by the Grand Jury for violently
assaulting and beating l.. S. Parkenton on the q Il,
Of July last.
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SUpDEy AND SINGULAR DEATH.-We learn from tia
Columbus Sun of the death of Mr.. John l. Walter,
in Columbia, South Carolina, under the followine
circumstances
son the morning of the 2Sth ult., Mr.. Walter
went to the office of dentist in that city to have
some teeth extracted After the operation he arose
and the operator handed him dipper To wash out
his mouth. When presented Mr.. Walter informed
him that he was unable to raise the dipper to his
mouth. Tie was asked to sit down, and replied that
he could not. The operator then took hold of hii
but finding he could not Sit assisted him to the
floor, and found that he had become paralyzed.-
He died that evening and never spoke after being
assisted from his standing position
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In a FIx.-Of6cer ChalkIey -,

IN a FIx.-Ohcer Chalkley, yesterday
arrested and Gagged yellow woman named Aueli,
Wright, charged with having in her possession
lot OF clothing stolen from Dennis & brother, Sbr
will be called before the Mayor this morning to an
swer the offence.
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FALSE REPoRT.-A rumor was i'm circu-
lation about the streets ye.ter)av. that ser;ops
acclueht, causing the death of two men. had oc
!. s at tne pump house near this city Hearing
~ - iohi various sources, we repaired to the scene
a. an eariy hour ia the forenoon and found tha,
% n@aId. No one had been injured at the wafer
1h or near 1t, and from the careful manner in
Shlch the operations are conducted. we do not
think any one is likely to be.
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LET OFP.-John Dunn, arrested for
assaulting and beating his wife, discharged by
ihe Mayor yesterday.
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ALLEGED MATRIclDE.-0n Tuesday last, George
Deidrich and Elizabeth Shaw. formerly Dedrich
were arrested in Chicago, ILL.,. charged with the
murder of their mother, aged 20.
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Shocking AccmEST.-Thomas Potter, of Spring
held, Erie county, Pa, was cut in the thigh by
moving machine the 4th instant, and bied TO
death
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DIsTRESsISG-The Lewis county Banner saws 4
most distressing occurrence took place lately at
8ushs mill pond in Lowvile, Alabama. A little
girl waded into the water, and sinking into the
nIre, her little sister went to her, and she
too became helpless. Their brother. standing on
the bank, plunged into the water, and all were
drowned.
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IssoLENT.--Jaekson, slave to ii. W..
Sharpe, was ordered twenty-five stripes for inso-
lence 20 the police
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FIRE DAMP ENPLo5ION.-The Pottsville pa Mir
ing Register oflast week has the following account
OF tlre damp explosion in one of the coal mnes
fearful explosion Of fire damp occurred at d. =
Brown Co.'S Price Wetherl colliery, at Oal. Hill
about one O'Clock Saturday afternoon last
which resulted i'll the death of two industrious and
worthy miners. Jas. Kennedy, an Irishm.n sin.
-e, was found dead III the sump at the bottom o:
the slope whittier he is supposed to haze fallen il
his attempt to escape, and waB drowned The other
was Jacob Becker, German aud a married man
who, III trying to escape, and when nearly at thu
bottom Of the slope, was caught by some falling
timber, which bound him to the spot. where h
was heard to cry most piteOusly for assistance but
which unfortunately could not be rendered. In
this critical situation he remained for short time
until piece of slate. lOosened in Consequence Of
the props being Knocked away. struck him on the
head, fracturing his skull in such manner that
death must have resulted instantly. lie was q
very worthy man, beloved by all who knew him
and leaves wife and seven small children bowed
down with sorrow in their painful bereavement
Several others were injured, but not seriously
The slope is somewhat damaged. aud the encin,
mouse was moved about three feet from its founda
ton. MI Browns loss is estimated at one thou
sand dollars.
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Crops IN ARKAxsas-The Little Rock True De

Crops IN ARKANsAs.-The Little Rock True De
mocrat, of the 2Sth nit, says:
From daily accounts received from every section
of the State, and from our own observations in
this vicinity. satisfied that, with the excep-
ton of few localities, abundant crops will be
made ia Arkansas this year. On last Saturday,
we crossed the river with friend aud proceeded
down to the plantation of Mr. Churchill, about six
miles beleg this place, observing particularly, AS
we passed along the condition Of the and cot
ton. The corn appears TO be maturing finely, and
along the river looks remarkably we'll. Cotton,
though later than usual promises very fair.
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CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELL'

tCand THANISIN JANNEY intend opening school
for girls on Broad street between 18th and 9th the
Ist of 9TH month (SeptembeT)
The yarious brances of the English language will
he Taught. including Algebra and dcometry; also,
Drawing and Painting Ii desired, one afternoon III
each week will be devoted TO needle-work.
TERMS: For Primary Glass per quarter OF ten
weeks 81; more advanced Glasses 81; Drawing and
Painting each 81.
RErEKEScGs-Micajah Bates and Philip b. Price.
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THE CorT0s cRoP.-The first bale of new cotton
reached New Orleans last year the 18th of July.
Up TO the 7th Of the present month no new cotton
has made its o "a fharA.
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EEMALE SCHOOL AT ASHLAND,

HANOI ER COUNTY. VA
Mrs. CHAs. b. sTuARTl p,incir,l,
JSO. ". STUART J i'ip"iS'
htss FANNIE VI. IKBY Assistant
The first spsziOn Of THIS School will commence on
the let day Of October next. Twenty-Five boarders
can be accommodated III the family of Mrs STUART
Its the purpose Of those engaged in this school h.
make IT, in all respects, Of the first elass
thaTgES JoT q 1sTms If 5toeity UeeES, {uyGbk IN
AdrdHce
Board including, washing fuel and Light. So 90
ihiiVh ia English - OU
Latin and Greek. ~ mn
Lhemistry and Natural Philosophy .. 4 On
Music on Piano, with ofinsfrumeut - ~ 6u
ornamental Branches at usualaI prices
Address tnAs. Is. STUART, Ht Randoiuh Macon Col.
Iege VII ist nf sept aud after that time at Ashland
an 3--dzwA2tawtSI0
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The taxable property Of Nashville, Tenn, Is va
lued Ut gil 100000.
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Mr.. Charles Shortt, of Petersburg broke his leg
last Sunday by jumping from buggy.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. 4JfcITSr ~ -,,g- ,o,-

Ahe expedition by .ths south-xya.t
fasF-Sfn isionio-77e '.iiaao''-Ts, C,n,1,,
purchased for Tie Government, ard hon, tb,, ~,
on ~ -
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HALIFAX CUT AND GIBBED HER.
RINGS, landing and for sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers, by BRIDGFORDk Co,
III Op than n,rk
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| ONDON PORTER.-I have just re-
II ceiveda choice lot Of London Porter which
will sell low. II sa good article and those In want
will do well 10 call before purchasing elsewhere.
8u7 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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The HIPPoCRArIc 0ArH-The Bjoqropbie Jnire1.
Sfi's, published in Paris in 1Sl7 contains the TO-
lowing version of the Hippocratic Oath, to whic
Dr. Chl will refer in his defence before the Acade
my of Medicine:
Il swear IIippocrates made his students say
by Apollo. by Escalapius, by Hygeia, and tht
other gods and goddesses of medicine. to keep re
liglously the solemn promise to which bind my
sell shall look upon that man my own father
VINO shall have instructed me in the art of healing
shall bring all my knowledge to bear in aiding
ms necessities in every respect l shall consider
ms children rs mine, and shall teach them medi
cine gratutously. if they desire To embrace that
profession l shall act in the same way toward
tiose who shall be bound by the oath which !
take: Never will suffer myself to be induced to
administer poisonous medicament or to produce,
| an abortion. Ny only aim will be +,
comfort and heal the sick, to Keep inviolate the
confidence, and to avoid even the suspicion ot
having abused it. especially in the case Of women.
| IN whatever position may find mysef | will pre-
serve silence with regard to things which Judge
! ought to be kept secret. May | be a religious ob
server OF my oath, receive the fruit of my lahrre
ana lead happy life constantly attended by the
pubic favor May the contrary be my fate if /
| become perjured.'
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CROPS IN TExAs-The Galveston Civilian OF the
LIST in its commercial article says
Although corn has been greatly injured by the
drought in this State, and cotton Is backward,
fair crop OF the latter seems now 10 be almost GER
TAIN though particular neighborhoods have suffer
ed much from unfavorable weather. The crop will
doubtless be much larger than that Of the year now
closing
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MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, GRACF

Al 100 lAEEh Eli - SClttDOL, GkACE
w STREET BETWEEN 5TH AND sTH.-Thr sew
cHih session ot this school will commence on the lSt
DAY Of October and Closr on the lSt Of J6ly. The
English department Is exclusively under the drcc.
tion Oi the Principal except the Philosophical and
higher Mathematical Glasses, which will be taught
by gentleman ot experience and ability. The
French Glass viii he placed under the supervision oi
a gentleman who ha, had much experience and sue.
cess In communicating that Language.
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NEW FLOUR.-We are now receiving
= new Flour, Of various brands
Ru WM. WALLACE SONS
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ii ALlFAX CUT HERRINGS, landing
from Brigantne Clyde this morning, for sale by
au IL BACON A BASKERVILLE.
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EIFTY 3BLS. GROCERS' CRUSHED
l. SUGAR; 25 do. do. Powdered do, for sale 70 ar
rive hy WM WALLACE SONS.
pl
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JAMES RIVER CEMENT, best Quality,
- for sale by
II l. & G. H. DAyENpOPT
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HAVANA BOX SUGAR-Suitable for
IL TObacconists or refining purposes: for sale:
au 6-lw DUNLOP MONCURE co.
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DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID-Far su,
~ peror to any dentifrice in use; recommended by
Dentists everywhere. For sale by all Druggists.
GEO D0WDEN, Druggist,
IFS BROAD st.
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IMITATION BRANDY-In eighth, quar-
tor sale by ~
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
' STtI NTON, NA-Rt. Rev. ". ME,pI. u. D.
President 81 Directory.
n, Rev !. Jon>S u, n, Vice President of Dircc-
h,y = H. PHIlIIps, Principal assisted by a full
...rr. ri ,Npeurncei Tcschor~
NJ, & MIS- II W SREFREY, Heads of the family.
The urNt ss -ion ~ this Institution will commence
aa the ily hciHsSiay IN September
Terms O.. the S,hoiastic Year, for Tuition and
l-.srI trsiUaluE tr9ss1a1 f3te. hyf and furnished
T.,ul- $aa Languages Nustt and Drawing. criJ,,
k,.I,leJ- SOFT Ga application 10
Kut. Il. II. PHILLIPS or
IL. ". SIEfREY ESQ
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EAMILY SOAP.-l00 boxes, a superior
au 6~iw DUNLOP. M0NCURE L co.
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MES. PIILET'S SCHOOL.-Tbc ne,

MES. PLlLET'S SClIOOL.-The nexi
VI >,.~i -"s,'u,as October lst. lH5-. The prims
IS t.AiUir, It's s9uyul, j. t4c thorough and -ys
yru,als. H. IA the fg,u5h language gwen tu
ALL th, yEt r. ~dLo't uA ira barge.
Tle Ft-'. & - j~Nsdt by Professor aud Madame
ENIHN .. .. tlt peculiar asIlitcs are afforded
..- l..ru.r. l.s as tuo iaug saEc.
Nr- yEli 4 .,.4--..trrS th4t the Eleme utary ana
a' ,s,:s. ,r s.-.- 30. si.aiish sh'ii be THOROUGHLY
ta.Eai
De- h.I au ....... vt -,I residence, oil Bruad St
l.au.al y 22-Ji3In
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EEATIIERS.-A nice lot, just received
and for sale by
jy &5-lm STOk rs XIV ES
ERENCH CORSETS-Elastic and Leath-
l. er Belts Skeleton and Castus Skirts Black SIX
Mitts; received to-day, and for sale By
j. 4 ii. R0SENBAUM,
ana 100 Broad street
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nRY CITRATE OF MAGNEsIA, in quarter
~ pound bottles, for sale by
WAXING PEARCE, Druggists,
au 7-Iw Corner 4th and Broad sts.. Richmond.
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C,FIECT CLASSICAL ANDMA MATHE

CELECT CLASSICAL AND NJ A I II E.
- NAUTICAL SCII0OL.-prof IL. J. CHRISTIAN,
having recently resigned the chair Of Greek IN kich-
rnond COLLEGE proposes 70 open the lst OF octo-
her next a Select Classic al and Mathematical school
in this city. During his long experience as teacher,
he has been constantly impressed with the want of
th0rou9hnrss in the preparation Of boys. either Tor
college the active duties Of life. lie therefore
teach aud devote himself with untiring energy to
making III, rough scholars in the striCtest sense OF
the term. In future advertisement he VIII give no
tIce Of the terms and location of the school. Any
communication addressed To- him, through the Rich
mond Post Office, will be promptly attended 70.
An ~-lts " L CHRISTIAN.
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CELERY SEED-A fresh supply for
~ pickng for sale by -
au7 BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
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JUuiHl tHE 20 90
SENIOR " OF beginners i'll IHtn.,............... - ~
Latin, Greek ana higher 80 on
Nut"Tu LAnguaE-4 tbY Prof Emiun) tach...... ~ o.
Drawing, tby John A. Calyo,) per quarter. on
The Principal may he seen at his School Rooms
Saturdays from to o'clock L. NJ. or addressed
through the Richmond Post Office. jy 25-2tawts
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4 tORN-Received on consignment. q
~ few hundred bushels of prime white CORN.
which We offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers
iy29 CRENSIIAW 4 co.
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As SOLE AGENT in this State for Ja-
"A cob Seeger's Baltimore LAGER BEER, am
able to supply the trade and the public In general,
with the best LAGER BEER to be had In the mar
ket in quantities TO suit purchasers, at the lowest
cash price.
Fresh lots received every three days. No charge
for carriage. p. WILBACHER,
iv at MAR atr
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Board, including washing, lights fuel, &c...l25"
Most satisfactory references can be given, on aI-
phcatIpn.
For further particulars, address the undersigned.
al Richmond. Virginia. JNO. CARY.
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4 TLANNIN Nd 4 = . MI HIM At II n.
- SCHDti-The Undersigned viii, on the first OF
ortob-r next. open Classical and Mathematical
Srhuol. rmbrstcluE such course of instruction a>
viii mt youth for aH easy entrance into the high
ct-e- either. OF our classical scientific iH-titu.
tons Ih,y viii u-e very effort toprpcure central
ana comfortable location on ShoCkoc Hill. Theu
TERMS viii be - follows, lrt{AgLE sEAI-ANNUALh
IN RuNASral
Latin trek and Matho 81
Lstn t'rrrh and do ...........-..... 'a
English Hlauchr-, .................. .......... A.
Modern Languages. iaytT.f. ; .... ~
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E.i.rs to Gov Wise, Grnl VIM. H. Richardson
Cd! r. t,utljue Mr--T-. q. :. Myers Bnfurd a
h,.r, Thomas H. Price. Jri.u VI. Patton. I. K. GrAt
tan, A.ryr Il. iIpiLtiy and Eeys j. Fctrrkiu hnd
George WruthIltgu. Jy 2t-dtlstD
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ERESH FRUIT. just received by
l. Jamestown and Geo. Peabody, Is boxes fresh Sci-
ly Oranges; IS do. do. Massina Lemons for sale by
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
au5 No. 50 Main street
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

" The next session of this Institution will begin
on the ID Wednesday the 18th of October and trrln-
nate on the ith of July next
FACULTY:
BENZ AMIN : EwELT, President and Professor of Ma
tiemaic- and Natural Sciences
Rev SnAs TOTTBN, d. D., Professor of Moral and In
tcilertuai Philosophy aad Bellies Lettrcs.
MORGAN j. SNEAD Pm Dir. Professor of Languages
HEiET 4. WASHINGTON Professor OF History and
Constitutional Law
LUcIAS AIyoE, Professor of Municipal and Interna
tunai Law.
THOMAS I. l.. SSEAD, Adjunct Professor of Mathema
ties.
RB- For further information, apply to the SeCreta
ry OF the Faculty, Williamsburg, Virginia.
f--.INNSM
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ ISAAC FEDDER my agent 10 transact q CLO-
THING and DRY GOODS business, for and cash
only THOMAS FRENCH.
Richmond July 18th 1857 ty Jl-IHs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

CAYENNE PEPPER-The real African
~ brand; a fresh supply for sale by
JOHN W. POLLARD, Druggist,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12

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