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ION WORKS FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
NJ PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE NOVELTY

AID PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE NOVELTY
con WORKS
..'he nos. complete and beat arranged aud conve-
Gently lvra,ed Iron Works in Pennsylvania All the
E;apa buildings are OF brick with slate roofs Tops
:ors and ~iEtow archei with insde window sills OF
F. dHI .s,!odu,ed No I'll the principal buildings and
-alI water on each :,Oor with coll of hose Iron
ii:y 10 100 feet oa2, Is feet wide and % feet high,
ve!y superior instructed oven and cupola fur.
VIA *o T.ry excellent cranes with upper gearings
a'~!e Connected with Il Is building for a Brass
.a!'y - tee ~ 30 feet. There 10 very convenient
t-.c AMI private oti'e with store room connected
s-a- shop 'CD fee, by 10 feet wide. Blacksmith
f. > eet By - iset ~ide with iron forges. Pat
Z Iate's Shop 100 feet By 40 feet wide Pattern
r :aI story. 100 fce by 40 feet wide, with most
ia 1',o':inent OF patterns all nearly new, princi
n h' vi. WORK, Steam Engines and general ma
F., Iron House FroRts and Stoves, &c. There are
g s.ae buildings, li0 feet long by 20 feet wide, ~
{s='ph' 'or finished work The Lot 10 most yalu
ne, 80 fee: fronting on the Pennsy lvania Railroad
'ina'as back $50 feet to the Pennsylvania Canal,
"a Eaar nS.de the width of the lot. The Lebanon
|. s RAILROAD. which will soon be finished, is within
'u :ee OF Sis end vi the lot. The North Central
-:'i .nd the Cumberland Valley Railroad 10 about
'.t from the frois end of the lot The best white
1 'Vf cupols purposes, delivered the lot by the
30 a. - per ton aud nut coal for gerer +ting steam
Y ier ton gross weigh. Possessing these superior
Ieges the works capable of manufacturing from
DO 100000 worth OF work per annur,. Fo, par.
Ia Apply l. tie ssbscriter. Harrisburg, Penn'yl,
l:r:!l-ctt JR JONES'
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PERSONS o sDENTARY HABITS.

We are seuerallyaead with Vertigo. Langor and
.tasus:ion. Nausea Id Headache, have In B9rhaVes
sssni Buers srstu nmedy 1t gives strength and en-,
.r 10 ae system sriuSes the digestive organs, and
s,;sc:s sc;dty OF Il stonsch
|e would caution a.ptbic against purchasing any OF
..naay limitations q Tia delightful Aromdnd To pre-
... :aposi,ion, be cirehto ask for BG8HAVE'S HOL.
I'M BITTERS July 2a-d6t&w1w
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FRENCH PORCEV.AIN

rail-
are now opening, per schooner Challenger via
New York, large and splendid stock of French
: Dinner and Tea Ware. among which are decorated
iiey. patterns, gold band and plain white Dinner
-asins our assortment unequalled.
ALSO,
LIZ line stock Of White Granite Ware Of direct
Ss.ion to which we invite the attention Of purchs.
BULKLEY s CO., 49,, Main a.
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FALL TRAnE-T0WN Ann COUNTRY

FALL TRARE-TOWN AND COUNTRY.
w 1000 lbs fOnqua Beans
50 bbs Copperss
200 gross German Matches
2Oo do assorted do
10 do Cigar Matches, Cant be blown ouD
400 boxes assorted Window Glass
$4,000 Cigars. assorted
100 sross Brsadreth's McLsne's and other Pills
tons White Lead
900 lbs Emory
60 bbls Lamp Oil
10 do Turpentine
Is do Burning Fluid
100 boxes Chewing Tobacco
1900 lbs Ext Logwood
cases very superior Indigo
80 baskets Sweet OIL
100 lbs Mace
5 bales Gloves
aOc mats Cinnamon
200 doz Cologne, assorted
500 doz Soaps do
20 gross Lows Windsor Soap
10000 papers Smoking Tobacco
5 do Pipes. common
10000 Powhatan Pipes
40 gross MasoA's Backing, all sizes
$50 dozen Tooth Brushes
$50 ounces Qunlne
l45 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda
Is dozen Hair Brushes
% kegs Salt Petre
500 dozen ESSENCES assorted
200 gross Turf OIL
i do superior English Mustard
do White Wash Brushes. assorted
together with our usual complete Stock OF amos
dcines Paints, Oils Perfumery. Fancy Articles, Dye
stuHs &c. &c. for sale upon the usual terms to pronp
customers, by
septs DOVE CO.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

MRS. &, MISS MINORS BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL. AT THEIR RESIDENCE, ON Urn
ST., BETWEEN BROAD AND MARsHALl
TIME third session OF this institution will commence on
Il the LIST OF October next In this school will be tauc lat
all the branches OF finished education including the La
tin and Modern Languages together with music upon tho
Piano. Harp, and Guitar Instruction in Vocal music will
also be given.
The services of competent instructors have been pro-
cured.
Attention will be pnii to the proper training and ad
vuncenent OF the young ladies' ntrused to their charge
aud their moral aud social improvement by every
This school, has been in successful operation in
IN Richmond or nearly two years and the Subscribers
refer WIN confidence to It's patrons for any information
which mhy be desired in reference to its merits.
TERas-About the same as heretofore For them aud
other particulars, refer to
MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
Sept l-d&cem MISS ADA r. MINOR.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ME eighth session Of this Institution will commence
on the let Monday In October aud close the Isl,
day Of July.
board Tor nine months. 500
Washing and lights extra. %
Tuition in higher English classes ..............D
Preparatory Department ~
Modern Languages in casses, each. ...-.........e0
Painting and Drawing, &C. persicoj 20 to 50
Vocal Music. or ON Piano; Harp Organ or Guitar. al
Professors prices.
The Principals will be aided by nine accomplished as
| sistaus.
They refer to the following gentlemen. who have
have had daughters in the scnoo and beg leave
thathey 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.
son. Esq, James Lyons Esq. Joseph K. Anderson. Esq
Peachy K. Grastan, Esq, Samuel J. Rutherford Esq
Lewis d. Crenshaw. Esq. Col Geo W. Munford VIM. C.
Allen, Esq DR.. b. r Wexford, Capt Charles Dimnocs
Richmond, Va.
| Rev David Dosgctt. Charles Elrt, Sr. Washington
Rev. P. Slaughter, Culpeper.
Robert f. Scott, ESQ, Fauquier.
Richard Baylor. Esq. Essex.
2. ST. Geo. Cooke, Powhatau.
John X Edmund', Esq, VIM. II. Clark, Esq Dr.. w. W.
| Carrington Halifax
DR.. Thomas D. Warren, Rdenton.
W. W. Vest, Esq rof Charles i. Venable. willism'
burg
Geo. P. Tayloe, ESQ., Roanoke.
Hon. Geo. II. Lee, Clarksvile, Va
| For further particulars, address the Principals.
| d. LEE POWELL,
| r. J. MORRISON,
| Richmond Va.
Boarding Department. 3D. Lee Powel) corner d! lst
| and Franklin streets July 2l-clh
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

WASHINGTON ACaDEIf1 - -
UNE next session ot this institution will opcn on Scr.
i tcnlrr LIST, 1857, nni close June 18th ls:,s
lERMS tfrr session .! ton nprthsj
Classical and Higher English $40
Primary English IS
No deduction for oos of time except in cases of
lractcd sickness
Reference to ans one acquainted with the school,
Jho. a. X lMBODEN, A. NJ.
July li-cwtlo.hsePt WintcrhnnI, Amelia, Va.
CLASSICAL AND lTATHEMNTICAL
SCHOOL AT SORTHWOOD. CHARLES CITY co
HAvING employed Mr.. EDWARD A. ADAMS, a
III Graduate "i the University Of Vrgiuiu gentleman
nv school will be re,opened On the 18th of sep,enler
next and closed the 18th of July ls5s-duripr which
Time vacation OF two weeks will be given nj Christmas
In this School will be two sessions each ,choo jaya
greatly be preferred course-and instructions will be
freely given 10 pupils al any time out of school.
BRANCHES TAUGHT
The Greek, Latin, French and Enci,b Lauruarc,
Mathematics Chemistry Natural and Moral Philosophy
and History Very strict attention will no maid 10 En- plish
Grammar Geography, Arithmetic, Reading, Writing and
Spelling
situations IN me country and for the past twenty three
years the seat Of literally paroniz ed school ID prepared
10 accommodate comfortably ten or twelve pupils to
board in his family.
CHARGEs.-For Board Tuition, Lodging, Washing and
Lights for the school term $3.50 payable S7j ON entering
-chool and the balance in five months thereafter No de-.
ductiJn Tor absence unless in OF protrsced sickness
Conveynnces will meet pupils at Wlcoxs Wharf
REFERENCES Faculty OF the University; Rev. John T.
Nc(uire. TX President Tyler Dr. Edward Wilcox Rev
J. NJ. Lamb. Mr. o. T. Binns. Mr.. William Jerdune and
many ohers. patrons OF the SCHOOL, Charles City NJ A.
Parkinson. New Kent; Mr. John H. Tnbb Gloucester; Mr.
Alexander TuiiSta Norfolk Mr. David Burlington Rich.
mond.
July 2J-cwtlstOc A. II rERGIISSON
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TIME eighth animal session Of this institution will COM
mencs on WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of September.
1857 and close on the last Thursday In June.
The Institute 10 incorporated by the Legislature OF Vf
ens and grants Diplomas and Certificates of Proficiency
It embraces two depsrments-Prepsratory and Cole.
g;ate. In the first the elementary branches Of EDgiso
are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate Department;
the of study ID systematic and comprehenve .na
such when fully pursued will secure proper
ment discipline and culture OF all the inteleGtus, -
and moral faculties, produce harmonious iane o. o
Ing and 1T the pupil to ELL honosably and ~"
propriste sphere IN life. rs .o,,.
ALI tie departments Of instruction are II eea.s 81 COL
peteut teachers and ase provided Win aPPalaes saI
other means necessary for the pisaSan' AAN ~
The Boarding department, and all tee domestic e.,
.re under the direct control Of the Principal
and hs lsdy whose efforts are used to make ths r
seitute pleasant home ioI PuPun,o .or,n yr.p
Rosrd vsshine Hshts and fuel.
TsItion, Preparatory Department 30
ur.,c ON Piano with use Of Instrument. 50
Modern Languages each. 70
Aneaut Languages and vocal music, no extra charge.
II desirable that applications be made early and pm
pis b prompt attendance the hIst day OF the
sioa
For Catalogue. OF further information. address
JOHN WILSON,
Iuly A-uav&d2aw6w Principal.
HAY-O bales Of that Superior Philadelphia. Hay, In
Ii store and Tor salo BY BRlDoFORD CO.,
ssps3 On tho Dock
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SWAN a. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
C.nisoI Drlye san 000

TIME following Scheme will be drawn by g. SWAN Co.,
Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery 10 each
of their Lotteries for September 1851, at AUGUSTA, Ga,
TO which city they have removed their Principal Office
CLASS 50, .,
To be drawn in the city OF Augusta, Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, September 18th, 1857.
CLASS -,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia In public,
SATURDAY, September 18th, 1857.
CLASS IS,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia In public on
SATURDAY, September 26th, 1857,
on THE PLAN Of SINGLE NUMBERS.
PIyK THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED SiSErrriyF PRIZES
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets,
NAGSIEICEST SCHEMES!
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srEcIsL NOTICES.
.vr FTER ALL THE PHYS

IRE. AFTER ALL THE fHYsi'
eREan rAmD, By BAKERS PREMIUM
cl& nv
srfkh".. u,ErR Dear Sir: In justice to yourself
NsS : ~, may be similarly afflicted. permit ME 10
t'''"' If ,hc nmarksble qualities of your Pre-
E" had n.rr used them until recently oat
s.s been sac,ed with nervous affection ahd
~ az s,rnsch, tcr'he pact ten or Twelve ses'
s's1 Ian. in Empower TO restore her to hesHn;
.rery nv ,h, coisant treatment of five or ak able
- a"I hr, no relefcould be had then ga" seSe
.:sn'' W" NJ the elark able cures made BY your nv
s.,sded invite to try them; she did ~, anu ~
!, PERSIA, hera u recover rapidly. Not only her
-t my 70, nndiiordered stomach were removed,
|,,'' al hea,,s better now than II has oeeh ior
-: am nc, using and shall always continue 70
s,r,crs vie this In justice TO youIse" anu
.Wa; "a ~, vi o,h,,who are similarly afflicted.
Your '''e" THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
..,psaa June s' 81,
hANoIs. Missouri. July II, 1857.
ru-DsaS,r. Beiugin Virginia short time
" HNN,,,I. vi " Premium Btters and IL has done
s-si' ,od than Sthe medicine | ever took In my
:. 1,'e y,u tve Cara You will please send me the
Ii .S~1 m yoar SITS by Adam. + Cos EXpre:s to
,s' owe hc pr4stor may distribute his Bit,ers In
,! sac s..y reconSled by the mos, prominent ply.
.;..a.!; N N 's as cENTspeto,,ls.
PRICE h. hsi oialDrugyists in this city and else
Taey V,rsin,s Aso,f Messrs. Charles stott Co.,
shste", Cay DC. and OF Messrs. E. II. stabler Il
Ns'a.',Nuorr f'r eds address
AZ. - "H1, oP'
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NISS PEGRAM's
r,nIaic, nm nay SCHOOL


BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. 80
0lUE Second Session of Miss Pegrsms School will
begin on the LIST day Of October next, and will END
on the goth of June, 1855
The course of instruction will be thorough ana eSeh
0ye reaching from the elementary the highest
Competent assistants will be employed il each depart
The English Department viii " under the immediate
.uneryison of Miss Pegran and she will resume me
"Beles Lettres Glass" ny young ladies who have lett
Circulars containing full information concerning the
School may be had application to Mrs. j. w. pesram'
Linden Square, Richmond
gage them without delay, so that arrangements may De
made for their accommodation.
July a-deodt LIST Aug d ctf
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NEGRO MART, MEMPHIS. TENN
II HAVE lifted up az Wasces Old stand, South side
Il Court square hne NEGRO MART for The 'nle ard
in the civ and one Of the most complete and syste
m,tc. cleanliness neatness comfort aud regulations es
Act being strictly observed hy aim is to furnish NJ
.srv and teld hands Psrsons wiahius u buy o'
W. BRADFORD.
A. WALLACE, Aesot ssd Au0tonserI
Aug l9-am wv
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MIR. LEFEBvRE's school.
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STREETS,

CORNER OF GRACE AND FOuShsh sihLE'"'
RICHMOND, VA.
rr0HE nor. season of this Institution will open on the
first day of OcroREs, 1851 and close on the hr'' day
Of july, lsaa r,,r sc,,o1 ,sr,c WEAR.
TERMS ~" ''' ~ 5000
For Washing =
For Lights, AZ
For English Tuition, AZ
For Modern Languages, teach) . ~
For French when studied exclusively oitne rhgn'" "A
branches, ~
For Music Oh Piano, Harp Guitar, Organ or Singing
For one lesson lot an hsurD week, ~
For two lessons (of M hour) week ~ eo
For three lessons (of an hour week, ~
Four four lessons (of an hour week 10y
For the useIof Piano. 90
For Drawing from Models, y. ~
For Drawing from Nature, ~ w
For Painting In Water Co.orh ~
paisAsT Drs4szs1sr-fsr ck;ldr.s arie' IL 5eas'
CT age, ,r,,re ~
-vr p.,,oy, CT -xr scHceL-Riskt Re-. bishop
Meade Right Rc1 Bishop Johns Right Re' Bishop Elliott
of Georgia Right Rev Bishop Cobbs OF Alabama Rev
Moses d Hcse b D, Rev Ckas q Read D, ReT
Moore, D, ReriB GidelsleTe ne. Cam%lSSs =
In Virginia. -.cr,ry
Hrsr.rp LEFEsvRH, A. NJ. Principal
Rev Kepler. Mts A., G Glo,oo
VIM Williams n!ss NAY Go.uoa'
John P Little, N ., miss Bartlett
Jobn A csIvo Nadine NJ Estvsn,
W Grabau. Chas n nosen'
C w Thilow. -, o
All letter. TO be directed to Hubert P LeebTre Rich
"J July i-c,m4da~ n:P:L.
II AGTAYRA COFFkE-l5O bags prime Lasuayrs
IL Codss, for sale BY z H. skINKER CO.,
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE
TIME next session OF this Institution will be begin on
IL the I'd Wednesday, the 18th of October and termi'
nate on the 4th July 1883.
FACULTY:
BEsJAaIs s. EwELL President and Professor OF atha.
mates and Natural Sciences.
REV SILAs ToTTEs, ID. D., Professor OF Moral and In.
tellectual Philosophy and Bellies Lettres.
MORGAN J. SMrAp, Phi. Dr., Professor Of Languages.
HxSRY A. WASHINGTON, Professor of History and Con.
shtutional Law.
Luc1AS MINOR Professor Of Municipal and Information.
al Law.
THOMAS T. L. ssEAD, Adjunct Professor Of hsihe'
matics.
For further information apply to the Secretary OF
the Faculty, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Aug Icy
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT ASHLAND,
RANOVER COUNTY, VI.
MRS CHARLES d. STEWART, princ,sI.

FEMALE SCHOOL AT ASHLAND,
RANOVER COUNTY, VI.
Ma;s6 , GH% a 5Tr 3; sFEwARr Principals
Mis- FANNIE NJ. lRBY, Assistant.
The frat session OF this School will commence Oil the
first Jay Of Octobe.
Ma. Stuart Is graduate OF the buckingham Institute.
Mr. John w. Stuart was educated at Randolph Macon Col
ege was for while pracipal of the Preparatory schoo
herewith and for the last three years has beer
at The hea,i OF large High School in North Carolina In
whih young ladies were taught MISE roy graduate
accepaby for the last three years. IN the family CT Mr.
F. ". Scott, Of Caroline.
10 the purpose of those engaged IN ths School to make
L. all respects of the frs, clbss and while they have m
extensive and thorough course oil study they wish II dis
tnctly understood that the younger pupils shall ny nc
ntana be neglected.
reference school, and twenty-five boardera can be &C
comnodated in the family of Mrs Stuart, who will have
control of this department.
Ashland situated on the railroad leading from Richmond
to fredericksburg lG miles from the former place, Is
healthy and beautiful village easy OF access hng up win
an intelligent and refined population, ana presenting
many of the advantages Of city without It's expense
There will be annual session OF fortyo weeks di
ded into ;eras the first ending on the lSth Febrna
y the second beginning on that day anu en1hs On ane
but no additional charge will DO made ior those VITO do
not choose to visit their homes
Pupils will be admitted at any time and charged only
for the remainder OF the term except that no ucducton
will be made for absence daring the hrst TWO weeks OIL
term. .,...
poor, inriSS;ns ws,binr fuel and lights S65 OC
T;,;on in English branches Is 0C
Erancb 10 0G
: ar md Crock 10 OC
Ghams,ry and Natural pbilosouhy ) w
T;c IN The piano Including Use of instrument 30 &c
Ornamental branches at the usual prices
For further information, address Charles Stuart a.
Randolph Macon College, Va, nil 10Th September and
after that time at Ashland, Va.
FERENCES:
WIN. A. Smith, D. D.. President X. M. College
Rev. John c. Blackwell, President buckingham ihsh
Leroy NJ Lee, D. D.; James H. Grant, Esq., John How
ard, ESQ Richmond: o., - NJ
Rev George w. Motley, Joseph H. snead, E'q', DR.
Francis W. Scott, Esq., Wesley Wright, ESQ.,, Caroline
Rev. VIM. B. Rowzee, Fredericksburg
Thomas G. Eubank, Esq, King William
Peter Toomhs, Esq King and Queen
Aug 4-cwtlstO
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school.

"AylNG engaged with Mr.. Edmund N. Anderson to
Ii teach his children, and desiring to increase my
number Of scholars ten, would inform any parents
wishing TO send their children to good school that Mr.
A. will take into his family boys and cirs the lat
preferred, the school will be principally made up
of gir., from the age OF ten to fourteen years.
Ills terms are moderate. Tuition and board including
light. washing, &c, $50 per session OF ten months
enc!ss LIST OF October and closing last Of July. Mr. As
is accessible BY the Va c. R. r. at Noels Turn Out, and
r. F&P K. r and Va c. R. K, at the Junction of the
two rCads
Mr. As residence and family need recommendation
as to health, society," proper management, &c The
scLoo! house not more than IL steps from Mr.. AS
house
The scholars shall be carefully preparedn every branch
usun taught except French in the best schools in the
land
As 81 inducemeut will tat Mr. A. gives me 5l00
and board to teaoh two scholars.
MyPost Office Is Verdon, Hanover county Va.
Ser, 3-ctlstUc SAM Il T.. READ.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, A5; Quarters, ~ 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY


Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, 45; Quarters, - 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to so Co., corresponding With those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed In wheel
The frs, "62 prizes similarly printed and encirced are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revolved and a number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers and at the time prize Is
drawn from the other wheel The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited the audience and register
ed the COMMISSIONERS the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.--The two preceding and the
succeeding Numbers those drawing the first Il prizes
will be entitled to the IS Approximation Prizes For exam
Pile II ticket No. 1880 draws the 100000 prize those tick
cts numbered l1sis 1929 1881 1922 will each be enti
tied 1925 If ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 those
tickets numbered @ 549 55 52 will each he entitled TO
$500, and so according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes OF go win be determined BY the last
ure Of the number that draws the prize For
Pile II the number drawing the &c., ono prize ends with No
then all the tickets where the number ends IN will be
entitled $50 II the number ends with 2 then all the
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled to go
and so on to O.
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
ntn nf
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HILTON SCHOOI,

HlLTON SCHOOL.
NHE undersigned will open School at his residence,
near Gordonsyille in the county Of Orange, the
LIST OF September 1857.
The course of instruction will include the English La.
tin Greek, French and Italian languages ind their lera
ture and Mathematics
The Principal my son, R. H. Newman, has been educa.
ted at the University of Virginia. and is graduate Of that
Institution in most OF the departments in which hs will
give instruction
limited number Of pupils he accommodated In
my family subject to the rules and enjoying like pr
vileges with my younger SONS.
TERMS Tuition and Board, including everything
$500 for the session OF 10 monthsonc half payable the
LIST Of September the other the close OF the term Both
Of June. 1855.
Further information if desired may be obtained by nd.
dressing either the Principal The undersigned, Cor.
louisville. JAMES NEWMAN
REFERENCES:
Professors Harrison Schele dc We're, Bedsoe and Gil.
derseeve, OF the University.
Rev. d. u. Ewing Gordonsrillc.
FIG Rutin, Esq and R. B. Haxall, Esq, OF Richmond.
Col. John Willis, Orange Court House.
p b. Jones, Rapid Ann Station Cnlpcper.
1ul rtla 0rf
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VA.
RT REV. w. MEADE. u. D., President of Directory
~ Rt Rev. }. Johns d. d.. Vice President Of Direc.
tory.
Rev: R. II PHILIPPE Principal assisted by full corps of
experienced teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Shelley. head. OF the family
The next session OF this Institution will commence on
the last Wednesday in September.
TERMS, FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR;
Tuition and board. including washing, fuel light aud
furnished rooms, $500.
Languages, uusic and Drawing, extra
Registers sent application TO Rev X. H. Phillips or
Hugh W. Shelley.
Staunton, Aug. II, lS57-caawGy
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TEACHERS.

SITUATlONS, az Teachers in seminares or Families,
- desired tor several Young Ladies, Graduates o
Wyoming Seminary, at Kingston, Pa.
Applications for thorough and experienced
in any the Branches taught in the best Female s"mina
res, may be addressed, with references TO the under
signed, X. NELSON,
Principal Of Wyoming Seminary,
AmnO -1,r. kinpsfnn Pa