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VALUABLE FARM IN C00Cn1.>pcor~,,
SALE OF TWO.
FALIAbLE TRACTS Of LAND IN


In pursuance OF the decree OF the Circuit Com .
= Prince Edward county, made NJ the August term
1850, IN the suit OF Watson e: al W. Watson Sc ~.
shall, ss commissioners appointed by said court H.
PURPOSE sell to the highest bidder At public nuction
the premises, "Wednesday. the 9th day OF Ocob.r
hat well known Tract OF Land belonging 10 John Va
son, dec d, lying In Prince Edward county adioipir t
lands OF Capt K J. smith, Mrs Watkins Dnbnry y,
vcli John Booker and Mrs Cox; contains About p.t
acres, 10 be surveycdD very convenient To the R-r
about two miles from Mehcrrin Depot RICHMOND MI.
Dunvile Railroad Improvements consist Of VII ,xctll.
iva story brick building corn house barns aud
ou'.buiidnes. large proportion OF No. timber arr
very convenient to sawnill good spring and fut.u
waels In every field. Some excellent Eat snd l..u,
land
rs virtue Of said decree. shall proceed to sell 4,
Wednesday, the 18th OF October next on the pf -u,,,
II public auction, the Tract of aud lying In the county
Of Charlotte of which John Watson died Iusres-ri ~
Joining Thomas Lee and others, convenient ~ Diakr.
Branch Depot large proportion of timber land cla-.
SAW mill contains about sUO acres 10 be ~ ve,c,i
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing real estate have rnr
portunties and invited view said land. before
OF sale Either Of the undersigned will take pr,.us ia
owing these tracts. We will sell all together or ia, .
NJ ulay suit purchasers.
Terms liberal, and made snowa on the dag oil .a'.
FRANK. y KLDD.
DAVID LEE
sept a-cids COmmlssiuner
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LATER FROM EIrHOpE

MN YORK. Sept. 9-Fhe steam ship Africs, with
y.rrco dates 10 The 23d August, arrived here to-
tsy. e
In barque Champion has arrived at Gibraltar
9Th he family OF Mr.. Stsinback, the American Con
,,wlnu" recently murdered at Jaha.
m. London papers untavorably criticize the las,
,.,...-spn OF President Buchsnan's reply TO the
Que, Is message.
IN. pombardment OF Jeddsh took the French Gov.
.,rn,-i by surprise. but explanations have been
MD AZ l.oudon 10 Marshal Pelissier, the French
IIvsspool, Aug. 2j.-Cotton closed irm. The
.. on Monday amounted 10 ten thousand bales, ui
sr,,l .p.cuIs,ors and exporters took thirty five
,nno.ed bses. Flour is quiet; wheat IL buoyant.-
Cc-u i. dull Sugar is quiet. Spirits of ,urpeniue
anil :, IS 20 81. CoDsos 96i.
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,,Aly nOyKs LAW BOOKS

GORGE N WEST, Law i, okseller and Publishe'
u Nos : aud Exchange Block, l4ih street, under
Exchange Hotel.
Offers 10 the Legal Profession III. largest and be
eccd stock Books that Ia TO be found In any Boob
in Virginia and at much lower prices Amongst my
very la. &c collection are To be found:
Patton & IIea,hs Reports Of the special Court OF Al
Patton s ilro,hs Index I" Grs,tans Virginia Report
Matthew's Diges, Of the Laws Of Virginia, volumes
Robin on p actce new edition. vols each vol sold
Kents Commsntaries vos new edition. oh enlargcL'
$40 So
Lomax's Digest new edition, 3 vols; 500.
Lomnx on Executors. new edition2 VOLS is d.
seug .ck the Measure Of Damages AN entire new edi
ton; 800.
Hill gu the aw OF Trustees; new edition. . 3D.
tIihHrd Vendors, . vols in |; 100.
Contracts the best work on The subject avos
SLIGO
Parsons Mercantile Law 5 so.
rccnea on Ederce vols; l6 SO each, sold separately
B.nuett and Heards Leading Criminal C"se'i vols
$1,000.
whartons American Criminal Law new an revised edi
ton; $50.
Bishops American Criminal Law; vols; 100.
Parkcrs Criminal Gases; vols; Z SO
Hoscoe's Criminal Evidence; new edition; so
Russell o Crime; = yos l2 OO.
Phillips Evidence ! VOLS ~ Nv lhls "otk Is NO"
very scarce.
Tidd's Practice; new edition; Il 90
Williams Executors; , vols; new edt'n n 400
Burrl on Circumstsntial Evidence 3 50.
Jsrman On Wills: Perkns Notes: vols 1000.
Smith on Contracts $50
Smiths Leading Cases, vols new edition. IL on.
American Railway Gases, Smith Bates notes., vols:
500.
White & Tudor's Leading Cases In Equity. vols. l2oo
Saunders on Pleading and Evidence } volumes; 10 w.
The English Law and Equity Reports, 10 vols at 81 per
volume.
Digest to the English Law and Equity Reports 800
English Common Law Reports. s9 vols, at 81 ~ per vol
Index 10 the Engsh Common Law Reports vols; soO'
English Chnncery Reports, 30 vols, ut $50 per VOL
The United States Digest. 10 vols
Curts Condensed IT, ). Supreme Court Reports, - 'os
Including an index at 90 per vol
English Exchequer Report, 3s vols, at $3.50 per vol
Exchequor Digest: 500.
Virginia Reports at State prices
n. B-Orders for Law Books transmitted by letter or
other wise will be executed ss favorable terms rs the
purchasers themselves present, and Inquiries con
corning prices &c. will receive prompt attention when
Addressed 10 GEO. NJ. WEST
Law bookseller and Publisher,
Ssn,33 Richmond Va.
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FEMALE scuooL IN HENRICo

"AVING engaged teacher, young lady IN Viz
Il gnian by birih) who educated tor "r voca'
ton well qualified and has had several ycars very sue
cessful experience in teaching. desrons 10 Obtain
education OF my daughter at home, the number OF pu
pills will be limited, enable the tescher TO pay special
attention each scholar The usual branches OF An Eng
sh education, with French and Music, will be taught
Ny residence is three miles North East OF Richmond
near the Mechanicsrilln Turnpike in retired and
healthy neghborhood The session will commence on
the Let of october.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending their daughters will please
make early application,
A few day scholars can be accommodated
TERMS Payable half yearly, in advance.
Board washing. lights &C. per session OF 10 months sUo
Primary English Branches. 80 w
Hiyhcr English Branches IS ~
French snpSspe 30 On
Music ON the Piano. including instrument. 10 %
For further information, address
HUGH A. WATT,
Auo 3l-cln Richmond Va.
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LON & w % X THY'S
PURE OHIO
c 4 I 4 W B 1 BR 1 \ D !
CINCINNATI. OHIO

CiNCINNhII, OHIO.
HNHl5 BRANDY has been manufactured for sev-fhl
Il years from the Pure Juice OF the Cstawba Grape
thus aOrding additional evidence OF the progress OF Ae
rcsn enterprise and industry and of abitr to produce
articles home equal those made By any other na
ton.
The Ohio Cstawba Brandy no, only equals but excel,
the best imported Branches in purity and flavor IL l. IN
fac, the best Brandy known This statement IL folly cor
robors,ed by the Ccr,hcaos OF most distinguished
analytical Chemists.
The wan, OF Pure Brandy has long been felt III 'ti.
country and the Introduction Of article o such quality
10 suuersede the sale and OF those vile cDmpoGnd.
hitherto sod under the of Brandy, only be
ysrded as great public good The CntAwba Brandy or
ses,c, ali the good qualities claimed tor the best imported
Liquors. and of perfect purity and superior a.vor SID
sovereign and remedy tor Dyspepsia Fstulrncy.
camp Cholic Languor Low Spirits, General Debihy.
~ u No Family should he without il,
Retail Price, 81 % per bottle W. PETERSON
successor TO Alex .5.vs l55. Main ct corner 10th >,
liz IN appointed Sole a. ent for Richmond and vicinity
sale of this brandy where Dealers and Custnsers
wi. pcase forward their orders
,s-By cnipg the above agent, The public can re,
ot,ic gra,Uuusly TEE, the article Aug - d3r
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH,
r,leS, a he'd for the fsicn~ond E"qui,sr.
MOB AT STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK.
,.,v,xrt>r llosPiTAL And OTHER BUILDINGS
EIIIn All nE-IRnIkn

x,v YoRK Sept. - Al Staten l>laud lnet night
~, au. thousand inrn broke Int" the quar- anime
,ds az, the hospital and shant.e- on tire. and
',,.u.d to lire he r,sdrrCe ut l,r Thompson, the
,srb officer: hut the d"c'ni called together tho
-. b,r.s a,,d armed them with mu.ksts 10 protect
hn,dimss The hospital and many of the shantirs
-. row mass OF ruins.
Csp, BeI''n OF the haIoor police; came up to the
~ mob were furious with excitement and II was
y, enown what would he their next movement.
Tn. .,cit-,u-nt was csusrd by the breaking out OF
..,.l cases Of yellow fever, which The people gene
,,!y attributed 10 the rather lo"ee msnner in which
49, ouarau,ine laws were enforced.
=" In order to siiay The Tears Of thu citizens, DIR.
r,nmp.on has published card, in which he states
ma, The reports OF the spread OF the yellow fever al
S,.,.p Island are very exaggerated.
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81. JOHNS CuLLEG

ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND.
fRthf hent Academic year OF FL JOHNS tOLLEif,
u Annapolis Maryland, will begin on "WEDNESDAY.
the sixth Of October 1855 The location OF tins ln-t,l-
ton is IN ~ respects admirably adapted to academic pur
poss Remote from the stir and hustle oi large city il
invites study md Literary repose md yet lis proxl
" 90 miles By r, road twice day. 10 Washington and
Baltimore ciie-. makes ii perfectly accessible from The
cr national horour hihres large and beautiful build
lnc Just completed. with accommodations tor one hun
drrd and y srudenis nordnr greatly increased tsci
ties for the eeucaiinn youth. Dormiory, very
modiGIs ui we'll ventilated. with large study
tachc1. Will under the constant supervision ~ III" Pre-
iec,s. afford young boys thrt dny anh "Sy 5npefl
sion which is found indispensable IN III" education oil
youth HE very central position oil annHpohs' Wne'her
consir in reference 10 the state ~ the country gene
rally. and it, pariec; hcajhfuneSs and exemption fT~m
the rrirtM.S al heat and cold. point If The
desirable spots seat Gi learning Every poesi
Die facility exrrci-, is afforded y barge and beautiful
grounds water right thrro-quhrtcrs oi = mile
affords SWIMMING. ta:hin: ana skating MI with
in Collc:.- bounds.
The College Csmpu. Afford, the finest rrl tor t re.u
lar infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor the ad
vantnges in scholastic point ui view nj Dill les striking
With all it's chairs filled by men in the prime OF ie and
freshness al vsor the Institution prepared t" take It's
place 10y side ui the most prominent Schools IN the
land educator youth liz facilities Tor discipline
are much more than usually abundant. To the South,
especially. is An intuon situated just As this IL most
inviting All that 10 required 10 the completion 81 an under
Graduate Course clothing alone exc pied nay DC had at
the OF $40 per annuni. gentlemen having son or
ward the Naval School and members oi Congress from
distance would find il most convenient 10 inquir" par
ucuary into the character OF this insututi5n punctuh
attendance, BY the fret daY ol the academic yeai
(Which begins on the first wednesday IN oct"hef' and
ends the arst Wednesday August toowng) is most
earnestly requested and will he most convenient to the
student cbocc of depends Oh the time o! his
arrival For further niorna,n and 1t c,rcu'hrs apply
to REV. c. X. NELSON, II. ID.
Principal Of -. Joi!ns College,
July !I-eod,lstOct Annapolis Md
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CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY

y1S subscrbers announce TO their rends and TO the
4 public, that they have removed to the village OF
Chester, and IN The lst October next, will open their
Academy Tor the reception al young ladies', boarding
and dry pupils continuing uninterrupted session to
July lat. 1850
In ibis ihcy srtua,ej by several weighly and
important Fret health themselves aud pupils
SECONDLY long and practical experience we'll obscr
vron has convinced them that the country is the best
place tor the perfection of female educaon; cuivntc
the mind soften the tutor the temper and dis.
POSITION and las though not least keep the heart and
feelings in their native purity while free exercise in
open air nvgoatcs the body and gives strength and
energy to the Intellect.
The buildings large and convenient situated on an
emncncc about tour hundred yards iiom the Richmond
and Petersburg rail road overlooking the village of Chez
ter Chesterfield county, Va twelve miles south Of Rich
noud aud only ten from Petersburg The establishment
his been purchaed. and extensive additions in
rapid progress with an intcntiont 10 make manen
residence and school
Partculsr attention will be paid the manners and mo
rails the young ladies Mt all times and deep interest
tvken in their advancement; in a word Chester Academy
will be a Christian School: aud study there conducted in
way make the pupils only learned but good sud
happy
Board including washing and lights for the session
o nine month"; &lJO
Tuition in all the English branches. Ma,hema,ic.
excepted, 20
Including which 40
French 20
Musc. Instrumental And vocal, 90 Piano and Guitar,
each, so
The Harp, 10
Drawing and Painting at Professors prices
Payments half in advance balance at the close OF the
session. MRS JEFFERSON MtNORS
Mss ADA BYRON MINOR.
Dr. Jefferson Minor tskcs great pleasure in saying that
the move to Chester and the establishment of School
by Mrs Minor and her daughter Miss A. B. Minor meet
HE entire appreciation He promises parental eye over
the charge entrusted 10 their In event of sickness
every attention will be paid and charge made Tor pro-
tssiona services The situation however is remarkable
tor health.
address. Proctors Creek o., Chesterfield county. Va
dup 3-c3m
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LANDS ROlt SALE

Andrew S. Carr and others.
State If Fur :,
Lewis Curtis and NsthI Thurston Trus 6iidi. Ctrtr,
tees Of the Aphaehicola Land Com. in Iron oufiy
pany and others. In Chauc.ry
OURSUANT 10 drcree rendered ia tbi. csu,e mo
L subscriber. will sell by auction at ifr place. 81
times herein specified, all the lands belonging --a
Company embraced n''Ihs obes Purchs "uui ylu IN
the countirs OF Leon Wakun GIdsdrn Lib,'ty a., ;
ihe lands lying IN the hrst named counties vii 30.
-old ut Tallahassee, the seventh C7thl day 81 D.c
her and those lying the last will ne sold Qucy
on the fourteenth (l4th) day OF December next
These lands, cSmprisng about million VI AcTes =
TEND from the - Marks TO the Apslschcos rivrt. they
exhibit every variety OF timber indecn THE lAi-
including. OF course live oak. cypress, cedar aud juniper
The soil IS adapted 10 the growth OF grain cotton luu
and short staple; tobacco and sugarcsne The wb'"r
alb und in hsh, aud the forest with material. tot sL
building and naval stores
TERhs-Onethrd ol the purchase money be pad 10
cash, the balance In and yehrs ia equal lu,ra
ments. with eight per interest from date Of pure
titles to be made by the Receiver when all The pUrchs
money is paid.
The sale will be positive and without reserve
JOHN BEARD Receiver SC.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

FATAL hAlLhOAD ACCiDENl l.
p,rr,srKG, Sept. An accident occurred last
,i,ht cn III. Aeehany Valley Railroad. at Hutton's
Ss.i IL The las; car, containing large party, who
x.-. returning from camp meeting, was thrown
-, -. ,;ack and rolled down n steep embankment
Nj. Mary kincaid WAS killed, and two persons were
..y,ci.ly, aud twenty, more or less, injured. The
.:..or.rs WERE generally. residents of Pittsburg.-
n. Coroner eIculpates the Railroad company.
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Aug 3l-clir

DRIvATE TUITION AND BOARD in the
Country at the North.-Rev and Mrs. II. l. MY
RICK of Brooklyn Connecticut receive into their family
several children instruct according TO the wishe Of
parents; giving 10 cnch particular attention and aher,
tions,e care Their home is ired pleasant and
healthy location accessible from New York and Boston
via Norwich and Worcester Rail Road and oilers exec!
sons of either sex. under responsible superintendence
ana favorable influences TerrnsThree hundred dollars
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PIEDMuNT INoTITUrI

ms
CHdRL OTTESPILL TIRGIYTA
Miss ANNE LEATON PHISc1pAL
fENliE nth annual session of the Piedmont vii,
begin on the hrsI Monday Of September and cni th:
last al June following.
Teachers oi Eneiisl-Miss Anne Leaton, Miss Janr
Lc"ton, Miss Betty Lewis. Music Mr.. Chas. T. Frey
incenl and Modern Languages, N. Won Fischerz A..
sst Instructor in Modern Languages at the University
Of Virginia
TERMS FOR SESSION OF TEN MoNTHs.--English Phi.
inary department, 50 English Advanced Department,
80; Algebra md Geometry, each, $40 Modern Ian.
-u"ges each 500 Ancient Languages, each $40; Muac
"n PInho, with use nj Instrument $50; Vocal Music
private les7ons 500; Vocal Music, class. 4l2 Drawing
$50; Board, including lights fuel, etc S40 Washing. 81
per mon b
REFERENCES Right Rev William Meade u u; Rev Il
Meade, charlottesville. Va Rev WIN II Nelson, Scots.
vile, Va Mr. VIM Robertson Charlottesville, Va; MIR
John II TimbcrlAke, DR. ChR- Minor Mr. Eugene Davis
Charlottesville. Va Rev James Coleman Daniel DeJnr.
matte, Caroline county, Va; Lawrence Carr ESQ., HI.
na"hn II, Hon Alexander Holiday, Richmond W;
Prof Minor, University si Va; Col Robert Ashin VIII
mhgtnn fluvnnnh rnuny,Vn Mr. WIN Hart. Garland r
20, va; DR. VIM Cnrr Charlottesville, Va; NJ William
WrhrOw, NHynr-bOrn. Va. Juiy 2i-rISnu5
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WIFE r. l. Err & VIII. SONS
SEWING MACHINES.
OFFICE OF THE WHEELER & WILSON
MANUFACTURING CO. No 227 MAZE

OFFICE or The WHEELER WILSON
MANUFACTURING CO., No. 227 MAIN
STREET, RICHMOND. Va
Z N offering the " heller Wilson Sewing Machine t.
the people Of Virginia. can with the greatest conn
dsnce recommend the beat in the market tor general
USE
among the undoubted advantages Of these Machines
are:
lot. Elegance Of model and finish
ID. Simplicity and thoroushness OF construction and
durability and freedom from der.ngcmsnI
and need OF repairs.
Sd Unexamped ease Of management and rspidity aud
quetuess of operation.
4h Beauty and elegance of stitch alike upon both sides
Of the fabric.
5h. Strength and frmness Of that will not rip
ravel.
9th Economy OF thresd
7th Applicability variety OF purpose and materials
The public invited to call the Office examine hno
test the machines
Persons at distance will receive descriptive price
LIST. application by mail or othrwise.
Price 500 or to Sl5u-Tcrms cash
All mach warranted Ia BE- ~ represented.
No charge for packing shipping OF instructions
August 10 F.. H. CkATGk
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SCHOOLS And COLLECES.
ma LEFERYRE,. scIio,HoEI1

DIR LEFEBYRE'~ school,.
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE STprrrs
RICHMOND, ~.
EsIlE next session OF School begins the Is. Of Oct
IL less. aud ends the - o! 'n'y isin
successful experience in teaching for twenty hire.
years together with corps Of we'll qualified and pe
rienced nsssants, encourages 10 the belief that our
School will be found deserving o the very liberal patron
age heretofore slowed No pains spared render
1t uy equal IN hil departments to the best institutions
our country.
French ia the language Of the family
For the benefit OF young Indies who have finished their
regular OF studies and who wish to carry on fur
Their their mental Improvement, there will be class in
Bellies Letters and notwithstanding twice week -
Price admission $50 for the whole session and SIS 10
pupils who take other studies The greatest effort. will
be made to render this ootn interesting and improving
Ia the Primary Department French will be taught 10 the
little children orally, without any charge
FACULTf-HrpERT y: LEFEBvRE, A NJ. Principal:
WM q. WILLIAMS, A. B Vice Principal; Rev H. ) KEp.
PLEa. JoHS 7. LITTLE, D.. Mrs +. A J. Glusox. Mis-.
MARY e. GORDON, Miss ELIZA BARTLETT. Madame |.
BLAscHxr, Mrs. Miriam TAYLOR Madame MARIE EsrvAy.
juuN y. CALYo. Z. w. THLow WM f. GnAsAu Flo
ooRo CAMPS, HEINRICH ScHsE ELDER
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RED OAK ACADEMY,
BRUOkIAND SCHOOL,
1T GREENWOOD DEPOT, ILBE uARLE COUHTl

VIRGINIA.
INSTRUCTORS:--wM DISwIDnIr, N A.. Princip.
Il THOMAS t. dudley, NJ. \ THALIE, l. G. Mr:o".
NJ. 4.
This school Is preparatory tr H. University 0 Virgi
mia tor any College. The third 5ei,l"n will commence
on the Isl 81 september next ANA close the 3Oth n
June following.
The Instructors al Masters at Ans o the Uni! esiiy
Of Virginia and th -iHcipHl has. had 10 YEAR
experience in rhchng; AMI was !Dr three years, Ass
Instructor in III" Unycrsi.yoi Virginia. in the schools
oi Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
The loratIun the cntTHl railroad. II miles w rr
from The University OF Virgins, hardly be- surphss"
oi hcH!thtun' beauty, facility Of nd remote
ness from temptation.
EXPENSES inruins every Thing except lishis, Si2'
per term oi live months, payable in advance.
II For Catalogues, stating particulars. apply Ia tE'
Principal. WV. DlNWlpDlE, NJ. A..
july :ir--cti Greenwood Depot. Alh"mnrlr. NH.
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HILTON SCHOOL

TIME School at the residence OF the subscriber. in
Orange County, near Gordonsrille, will be contib-
ued the ensuing year, under the instruction Of C. o.
Young Esq., graduate OF the University Of Virgnis.
A few more boys be accommodated in my family
Terms rs heretofore. 500 per session OF ten months,
commencing on the Of September and ending or the
.yln OF June payable, one half at the COMMENCEMENT
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WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM 81 MARY COLLEGE.
HNTIE session of tbs institution will begin the
Il second Wednesday of October Eext (the l3:h) and
terminate on the ith o July following The course OF
instruction. recently modified and extended consists OF
l. 4 Department Of Greek aud Greek Literature and
H. q Department OF Latin and Latin Literature,
French Spanish and ltann. Professor elect, T..
T. TALIAFERRO
Ill. 4 Department OF Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
and Belle Lettrcs. Res. SILAs TOTEM, d. d.,
Professor.
" 4 Department Of EIis,ary, Political Economy and
Constitutional Law. ROBERT J. MoRRrsoS, Pro-
irs-UT.
+ y. a Department Of Chemistry and Natural Phoso.
ply,
VI. department Of Mathematics. BENZ. 6 EwELL,
Professor ani President pro TEN.
| Adjunct Professor, I T. l.. SSEAD.
Candidates Degrees will be divided into four classes
viz: The Primary Urn or Middle and Senior The irst
or the Primary CiHss will such Mstrcularcs
NAV not he prepared for Collegiate Students
not candidate Degrees vii! have the right under the
supervision Of the Faculty to join such cassss depart
men,s is they msy select In no will student be
admitted to class until he has been examined the
preparatory studies.
Tho necessary Expenses for the Session from s35
pev.
For further information address the Secretary OF the
Faculty nj Williamsburg. Aug l3-c4w
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TIME next session OF this Institution will open Oh
Thursday, the 10Th September, and close on the ast
Thursday OF June
FACULTY.
william A. SMITH, D. d Precedent, and Professor 0t
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
jobs G.. Wills a. N D., Professor oil Mathematics and
Astronomy.
WILLIAM b. CARR, A. N, Professor Of Ancient Lat
guaees.
BENNETT PuRYEAR. A. NJ, Professor oil Experiments!
Sciences.
WILLIAM A. SHEPARD, a. B., Assistant Professor Of
Ancient Languages aud Mathematics, and Instructor in
French.
r.. lsBELL, A. b.. Principal Preparatory Department
his school has been removed from the College preHisc-
but sufficiently tor the accommodation OF students
in This Department.
EXPENSES
Incidental charge - :. 10
Incidental charge TO students in Experimental Sci
ence,) W
French extra per term oi 20 weeks, III ADVANCE on
Analytical Chemistry (extra,) " 10 tu
Fnolish studies in Prem Department IL %
Board per Of 20 weeks payable in advance, % oo
students rooning in College furnish their own rooms,
and pay for lights fuel and washing.
Preparatory students obtain board IN The ncshb"f
hood tor less.
such students do not desire 10 complete The routs"
may be graduated in the separate Departments. and r"
c,. W. special Diplomas July 22-ctsU SEPT.