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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-23

~ronEKY AT Law MempktB, 1eun- kefeTenoes
q a Nesrrr ward 4 Jones, Philips 4 white. LAue
11c-1r a % McC,nnAhan, Trousdaie d Dill Milton =
,.--,. HI,es Oven ESQ Z NJ Avery, Esq-, Memphis
r--- - stasrx Al the curner o. Main and Madison
.Ss-tr nexi DOR % ne GsyOso Savings Institution
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SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,

PROF. b. H OAPEks, -EDffOh-
A RRAHGENEETS have finally been perfected for the
"A permsnent esfsblishment Of this Msgzzine and We
are able TO asDoanos the issue OF the nrst number IN
June The copy already the hands Of the printer
and the work progressing IS rapidly As the issuing Of
arst number win permit TIE EDITOR deems hmssh for
tunaie In securing 5rnng at the extensive estao-
ushment Of the Morning Bulletin Company, whose un-
style typography worthy the literary e1Ar-
aeier ofsthe work ~
Our friends at home and abroad viii please forward
their subscriptions AZ cary day practicable. that
We may N upon Of edition, as the Sork viii
not be stsreoytypsd. -- 80 :. I.
the Bulletin Company IS Madison street. the Editorial
Room over the River Bank. corner Main and Madison
Streets Letters may Be addressed 10 the Editor or 70 the
Balleiin Company. The following are the r.s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-23

TIoRNzYs AT Law, Chsrlsston, Mss, win prao-
~ tics IN the foo wing counties CT Ecrth Mississippi
Tsilahatchie Panoia, Tslobusba, Carroll Sunnoveri
TIE Fe1ersl Coud PoStc.Sc and the Supreme Court
e Jkokson Prompt Etteton win be patd 70 the Oseo-
eioa sf Claims placed IN their hands.
References - WatsoB, Graft Benton HOLY
Springs, Miss; ". =. Stearns. Oxford, Miss r. b
lezns "a apI5-sz
EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,
A TTORNKY AT Law, Memphis, Tenn ohoe, Jener
"A son street midway the Post ohaoe Building.
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.T,xst ReceiUed,

nKR steamers Ingomar, Editor' AVN AoA'A = - =
Il r. W. Hill: -. a..r ...i 80
sur.r-Crushed and P0Wderedi
WoI.sser-BarTeIs and nalvesi
f3olden syrup, Rio Coheei -.
Roe aerrings; Mackerei In bols sna kills.
Trbssco and Cigars star Candles;
Extrs 81 Louis Flour IS e.t. 80
.1 Is-eon Hams sides and Sho1idersj
An oi "A mo G. FLOURH0T,
.f..I. a,.-.a.or "a Flournoy Cooper and Leafs
=. =. la6 Main street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
"WESTMORELASD." &"

The tone Of this communication requres that wo
should remind s author that the Enquirer is not
re.ponsbe for hs conenis of the article of which he
complains. The piece signed " IIscher's Friend ="
wss written by good Democratic gentleman. whom
we know to be incapable OF m-anness or unmannes'
of any sor, nor do We find any thing in he article
itself to Justify its metaphorcal description as cess
pool of filth and dsrscton We ssw that its author
considered "Westmoralsnd'-" advocacy likely To b.,
injurious TO the interests OF idae for the guber
Material nomination. We had no means OF deter
mining the accuracy or inaccur.cy of this OPINION
We are neithsr prepared 10 affirm to deny it. We
are responsible only Ia IN. extent ot permitting
man. for whose character can vouch. TO express
his own opinion. That ia all-and We find nothing in
this that a. all jusifiss retort upon The Enquirer
Still less does it justify gratuous and unjust accuse
,ions against Mr. Faulkner or Gov. Wise. West
moresnd " must certainly have understood that the
sneer which accompanies his unnecessary reference
70 ths latter gentem co1ld not fail TO be disagree
able 10 At l-ss Of the Edi,ors OF the Enqnrer'
=, whn,a hands ;" W--'mprrland" was in tbs act
Of requesting Il usual courtesy. Oar columns are
always =. open to the respectful discussion of Gov.
Wi--'s political acts, in common with those of any
o,her statesman. But We take occasion to remind
our correspondent, high duty requires that diare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
ST. JOUN,S COLL E q L,
NauDI L. MARYI. AND.

vuSHE next Academic year of ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Annapolis Maryland, will begin On WtpN C.; ~
the sixth of October, 1883 The location oil TINS ihs
ton In all respects hmlrAb; adapted TO acanenc
poses Remote from the and bustle OF large c,y
Invites Study aud Literary repose; ana YET S
ty 40 miles by rail road twice day) TO WAeh'neoh anu
Baltimore cite. makes perfectly accessoie from tno
gre at national hOroughtaes and oeautiui ouio
Ing Just completed, with accommodations Tor one nun
dred and hy students, sordng greatly nc'easeo 'ac
ties for the eeucntlon OF youth. DormoIy' very com
nodious and well ventilated. with large study rooms NJ
tached WILL under the supervision Oh the fre
tects afford young boys that daily ana nSy suPer'
sion which 10 found indispensable in the educHtioh ol
youth. The very central position Of AnnHpohe, ~ne'ner
considered reiereuce to the State the country gene
rally, and its perfect heathfuness and exemption ish
the OF heat and cold point it out as one Of the
desirable tor of learning. Evey Poes
BILE facility for exercise 10 afforded by large and sautn
grounds. right of thrce-Qusrters oi nie
affords OF swimming bathing and skating al WIFI
in College bounds.
The College Campus affords the field for the reg'
lar infantry drill and occasional parade Nor are INC Hu
yautages scholastic point of view oil lees etIkin
With all It's chairs filled by in the prime oil me- ana
freshness OF vgor the Institution prepared 70 he s
place by the side of the prominent schools IN ihe
land educator OF youth. Its facilities Tor ascipho
are much more than usually abundant. To the Soutn,
especially institution situated just this most
inviting All that required to the completion OF an uhoer
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted ay be had al
the rae of $3.50 per Gentlemen having son or
ward at the Naval School, and members OF Cong from
distance would find 1t most convenient TO inquire par
cusry into character of this institution punctuai
attendance on or by the first day o the academic year
(Which begins on the first "Wednesday in October, ana
ends the first Wednesday in August ioowins)s Is most
earnestly requested and will be most convenient TO the
student choice Of rooms depends on the time ol me
arrival For lur,ner normaun and for circulars apply
10 REV. C. X. NELSON, u. d,
Principal of St Johns College.
July l4-sodtlsOct Annapolis, Nd
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n0,RnIyG AND DAY sCUOOL,

FOR Young LdDIES-ILEXdNDRIa FIRGINIA.
MISS T.. TEBRS, PRISCIrAL
the d.sicn the Principal To establish in the city
OF Alexandria II First Cl-sa Boarding nnd Day school
for Young Ladies' which shall possess every advantage ior
the attainment, of finished female education, and to ac.
compsh that end pains or expense will be- spared.
The course of study will b. thorough and systematic.
and every effort will be made maintain high rcputa.
and secc, character tor the School Competent as
sisants will be employed in every Department. and the
Principal will give her dir ct personal attention TO the
mental moral aud phyncal culture OF the Pupils
The session will begin the 10Th day Ot next Sepcm
Der. and cos- the last OF June
The Principal is graduate ot The virginia Female In.
stitutc and has had several experience in teaching
She would here adduce the following testimonial and
ference:
"STAuxroS. VA.
"EIavinr in part educated Miss Tebbs and closely OBJ
served her zeal fidelity and Teacher during
years In the Institute under my charge can with
confidence recommend her School TO boee who seek
ing their daughters thorough grounding, and the de
ORCHARD II PHILLIPS,
"Prncipal OF Virginia Female Institute"
REFERENCES:
Rt Rev John Johns, D d Rev Charles Dana, Rev
James Johnson Rev Sp'ise, Alexnndris, Va; MAJ
a Tyler Washington City Oscar Cruichhrld Speak
Stafford Wa: Randolph Tucker. t.sI. Richmond. W.
Nathaniel Tyler Esur Richmond Va rev PHilI
Slaughter. Cupeper county, Va; Hon J W y ylcr W"-
ren;un Va DR. Curric 'ncatrr county. W; Itnits
Ball, Esar Northumberland county. Va: q w Lcwis
Esqr, WestmUrcland county, Va kev . A hins"iving
Col Il Powell, Gen Asa Rogers, Midileburg Va.
For Circulars containing full particulars terms, &c.
address Miss t. TEbBS,
July 27-cwtsep Is Alexandra, Va.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS,

ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
N.St SPRINGS are situated thirty miles from the
"c,tern terminus al Oakland Of the Central Rail-
: ';on which there is ample Stage accommodation
Passengers wishing to visit this place; also. sixteen
r :4. rom the Grecubrier White sulphur, one mile
| - Oh Sweet Springs and foI,y-eight miles West
5'assck's AMI Salem on the VrginiAand Tennessee
al from which place there Is constantly iuli sup.
s',ges 20 convey Passengers
'""-t"rs are Chsiybea,e, droring In their gas
4d saline insredie Ts, varying in their temperature
20 ~ t-grrcs Fahrcnhct. forming two lades snd
4:'n-ne Red sweet Baths the most exhllarating
n .n,'ui RR,h- in the United STATES There is also
Bah snd Spring near the Hotel, precisely similar
rFsturc and effects As the Old sweet. one mile
= giving visitors 10 this place the advantage of
''"-s OF both places The Waters are Tonic. Ate
s.i aperien; suited cases o; extreme Debility,
- ot :hc mos, obstinate character; also, Rhcu.
4 . ca,An.ous Affections, and Chronic Diseases OF
'enlach, Liver. Spleen, &c. (Rcter TO the va
a-Eoi- un the Mineral Springs OF Virginia Tor he
\ -'- are On the premises Reading Room furnlshed
,a!leiy OF newspapers from all parts Of the Union.
7IiaFi RnOme, Ten Pin Alleys. and other
f~m-nts
services Of Winters Band of Music, of Baltimore,
\ ecn sccared
''oprittor having the satisfaction To know that he
el satisfaction heretofore 10 his visiiers, and to
He hlgh reputation OF the Red Sweet, has induced
4 "Nchd hl. accommodations fattering himself
aGonsc.
7"' poo;'ctice e, this place. and daily n,ns each
e. BIAS.
Sweet springs. Va. July s-cts
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VOLUME LV.
ruR RICHMOND ENQUIREk.
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''rCuIE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE
TER NJ s.;

srv Paper. ,even dosrs per annum, and at the
n ~; dollars if taken for shorter period than one
is ) e -,ne semi Weekly, five doars per snnum. and
e, H tor ak months pay able in advance For the
- r,nirer g. per annum, or six copies for slO to
VI 'aS,;sh,y in advance. When letters containing
''' sem, BY mail they must be reSiaersd, or they
~ ~, " ,bc risk Of the writers.
~! y" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n.uy EHeuIRKR-For TEN lines or less hrs'
'a ,rccn,s, and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
y; IT,. II inserted twice week or three times q
- i"v.evensnds hsltcents for esc hnseIton Siles
~, '' md when Inserted only once week NIFTY cents
: s''" '.Nv,,WEyKIY - For TEN lines or less, hrst
.''s .xr,v hvc cents; for each subsequent insertion
y .' u ,yb.u Inserted only once week seSenty'hVe
g ,,r zach insertion sr., ,,.or
.'!ah 'hyc cents tor each continuance nifty cents
~ 'et" 1r,..,s are charged S33 Tor one square oil
taS sio for two squares, and III that proportion
II '"',.ih ,ho Ar, charged slO0, (paper included)
y ~ Obi,uaries and Tributes Respect exceeding
e. .. are charse I'D Tor Ms advertisements;
~. I'm distance must be accompanied Win tho
ar satisfactory references, I" insure e1ecu-
- .. TO this office may be remttied per mall ln
ts .i,i. Rank notes, il registered atthe r''N VI
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RED OAK ACADEMY,

BRTWSWICh LUVNTI FIHuI',I",
yuNHE next session will open the hrs Monday IN Oc"'
ber, and close the last Friday in the following July
The course study will be thorough and discipline h
TERMS:
For Board including every thing, except ight. SlOo
Tuj,ion In CIsssics and Mnthcrnatc. .......-.. 81
Tuition in advanced English Branches -.... A. A.
Tuition in Primary --.-.---- ~
The Boarding Department will be under the charge o
DR. John H. Wniree TO whom, in the absence OF the
Principal all communications may be addressed at Ken
nedy's p. O., Brunswick county.
Conveyanccs, suitable notice, will meet pupils nj
Blacks and Whites, ON the South Side RairUsd.
Any lI-ctOcl AUG. l.. DlRPLE.
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@.-,,,- kEy.TONE CIDER MILL
III hN'N ,.r.I,r l.n EN THE EAGLE MORkS,

,,,rs machine has within the pest year, been
We ..yer. actual tests and been very much I'M
addition G aiasS ,SfA sSd is
10, 80 =" the public with the certainty that It Is
,s. very beet manner. and that will grind snd
- 10 .S md .s,cr than any other Mill in the market
- .ui o,h-r- supp led on liberal terms ,h Mill d.
siy '",' now ready Tor exhibition and sale the ess.
v" a"' ,bs world ttr preparing Cn:n Stalk Fodder
''-A' - 'r., u, a SUP crior manner. Address:
.@?y' 'hd i" 'f w . HlCkOk,
asen, Eagle Works, Harrisburg Pa
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G. j. ID. PItYORS

MALE 4 ND FEMALE SCHOOL.
CATION-Wii,iamsbur., Va SEssfON-brgins
4 with October, ls5-, and ends with June, 1853 -
TEAcuER-C. ]. ID. Pryor Principal. ami the requisite
number Of competent assistants SrBJEcTs--All u-u"ly
taught in the best English Ca sca and scientific schools
TEAcnIso-Thoroush in all the departments. nrscIP-
L1NEAs mild is compatible with the true interests "l
the pupils BoAnp (washing fuel and light incuded) and
Tuition $500 Tuition les than $50 nor more than
S5O-music excepted Music $50. Fuel and Stationery,
each sl Text Books iurni he'd by the Principal. TX.
penses estimated from the of the pupil to the eni
OF the session. and paid half advance and the other
the 18th of February 1850 deductions made only at the
discretion of the Principal Testimonials and reference.
the most abundant and satisfactory gwen desired Ad
dress &. J. D. rhloh q. M
Aug 3I--rtlnOcf Williamsburg. Va
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HILTON SCHOOL.

rBNHE School N the residence 0 the subscribcr IN
n Orange County, near GOrdOnsvr, will be conh.
ued the ensuing year, under the instruction of &. q.
Young, ESQ, graduate Uf the Univrsiy o Virginia.
A few more boys chn br accommodated IN my family.
Terms Il, rrioiure, $500 session al ten months,
commencing the rrst U September aud cndIn! Oh The
10Th Of June. payable hail, nj the commencement,
the other the end Of the session Refer 10 the Faculty
of the University JAMES NEWMAN.
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II ErxCTsSoy.s sCUOOI.

ruNHE subscriber's school, Northwood, Charles CtS
n County, will re.commrnce the 18th oi S"ptcmbri
1855 aud end on the 18th OF July following during which
time an internisson OF weeks will be given nj Christ
TERMs-Board and tuition per school term OF ton
months, SJU hall paid nj the time OF entering tue
scnoo and balance five months thereafter
For further information, address --.-,
A. H. FERGUSON,
Amn n5-r3m Chares Cify Court Hnnse
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FRITZ TREES AND snRIBBEIRSy. , lIS

SOUTHERN GREEN WOOD NURSERY.
INlSG on hand n choice variety of FRUIT -
REFS OF nv own raising and grating, sutf ~
u, b.rge tor ,fansplantpg respectfully call the l.
n. nj The public to them.
Sgf.ery IS located one and half miles North, East
tie Old Market, where will take pleasure In show
acm
orders addressed TO. or let, ut my agents Messrs
icY, Tavior & Co. No ~, Main street, Richmond,
" ,nysel, will meet with prompt attOntion.
rrh l3-c,n LEWIS TUDOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

BALTIMORE, SEPT. S.-FIour quet sses Of
Hazard AZ and Ohio at IS o.. Wheat :teady red
l,.l35c, whits l35al50c. Cora que'; wd:is eo"e2c.
ye low 94s96c sales OF lot OF very prime a' q oy
Weight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
THE LAST INTERVIEW BETWEEN BENTON AND
pT-cUANIN

THE LAST INTERVIEW BETWEEN BENTON AND
BUCHANAN.
Mrs Jacobs, daughter Of the late Col Benton, gives
the following account OF her fathers intarv:ew e stot
Tim. before his death) with President Buchanan:
He took the Presidents hand In his, and said In clear
,rs.. "Buchanan, we are friends we have differed on
many points, you well know. but have always trusted
in your integrity Of purpose supported you in prefer
ence to Fremont because he headed sectional party
whose success would have been the signal for dunion.
have known you long, and knew you would honestly
endeavor 10 do right have that faith in you now. bur
you must look Higher Power tn support and guide
you We will soon meet in another world; am goins
now you will soon follow. Ny peace with God is made.
my rsr,hly affairs arranged; but could not 60 without
seeing you. and thanking you for your interest in M
child Much more said tnat 10 too sacred t. repeat
Colonel Benton wa. much exhsu.ted and Mr. Buchan-n
frequently urged him to spare him.ef Mr.. Bucham
remarked of the family that nothing mad ever
given him greater pleasure When Mrs Jacob reur ned
10 her fathers room, be called her TO him and said: MY
child you witness OF what has passed this evening
think OF it and remember il. glad Buchanan came;
all il peace with me, and can rest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10

NEW YORK, SEPT. 8.-Flour heavy ssles OF
~, Is 5O,5 6j, Southern 79s5 so. Whes: heavy;
>r .ru red ll7al3Oc white l25al45c White Com
Sis yellow 9le93c. Spirits OF Turpentlne hrm az
~, Ro.in steady at l7U.l75c Kice firm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-10
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

gWyHE ninth session of this Institution will commence
IL on the fret Monday in October next
The accomplished Assistants are employed In eve
~ Department
Two French ladies reside in the family OF the Principal
and it Is their especial du to speak French habuaiy
with the young ladies'.
Italian Painting and Drawing arc taught by Mr. Perai-
co. an Italian. Mr.. Buchler, native German, teaches
German
The best teachers OF Music are employed and every
effort s made improvement in this valuable "c
cumplishment.
This institution lie we'll known the bishops and clergy
of Virginia The public invited to refer 10 thcm I"
the Professors in the Virginia Military Institute, I" Prot
F. H. Smith, Of the University of Virginia, and to the
patrons of the school.
For catalogue containing Information TO terms course
Of study boarding department &C. with list Of patrons
address ID. LEE POWELL. PnINciPAL,
Iuv l5--ctlOct Richmond Va.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CARPENTERS, BRfCRLAYERS. STONE Nh
SONS, SLiTERS, sc
Mans ynrkin- drawings in detail, and full specfca.
ons Tor Cnur, House TO be erected in fanceyvilie,
.seicvauty N. c. can be seen at WIN PercvaIs hrcni'
rf, o.c- Raleigh NJ e.. from the litn to tn. Ism Sep
er next snd from the 2ls, to the 23 the Ola court
H y! yanc-vvi- between the above dates. Sealed pro
~. Ail b. received by the Architect or the building
ait-- TOT the whole work and each description OF
'I,rpA4:rly On the 23d Of September or the follow
.iy the Contract will be closed. Stone and materials
rs convenient 70 the site Alliurtner particulars
,y replied :, by the Architect who will early sp.
~'' supply bills OF quantities.
JOHN CORR.
c. II. RICHMOND
N NJ LEWIS.
SAMUEL 2 HILL.
N. NJ. ROAM,
.n-eyyile N e. AUGUST 3Urh ls5S-cw3w
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1DWIyATE TUITION AND BOAmD in III

Country at the North Rev and Mrs. II. /. MY
RICK Of Rr0okyn Connecticut receive into their family
several children u instruct HcC0rn. In lhr wishes "a"
parente giving rnch particular attention AMI hfer,
tonRte care. Their home Is IN re lred pleasant ana
healthy luch,iou accessible from New York and Boston
via Norwich and Worcester Rail Road "nd c'fr' excel
lent Inducements those who wish TO place young per
sUns o, either SEX under rc-poh-ibe superntcndrncc
and favorable influences TermsThrcr hundred dollars
per annum payable sem.-annu"iy in advance.
They refer among many others. tn Rev. J X. Mcfnr
land, kannwha C. H.. Va and Nathaniel WIams Esq,
Baltluur, Md July 30cwl0w
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
BR00kLASU SCHOOL,
at GREENWOOp DEPOT Abe hARLE COUN

BR00kLASU SCHOOL.
1T GREENWOOD DEPOT dLBE hARLE COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
INSTRUCTORS: Rs:-wM. DIswIDpIr, NJ A. rrincipal
L. THOMAS U. DUDLEY, NJ. A. CHARLES l.. c. MINOR
NJ. A.
This School is preparatory f The University Of Virg
nia for any College III. third 6c- will commence
the LIST nj September next md close the 10th ot
June following.
Of Virginia nd the Principal has moreover had 10 yehrs
experience IN enrhns and was Tor three wears Assis
instructor IN" University Virginia. in the schools
of Mathematics aud Ancient Languages.
The location on the enirhl rairond, IL miles West
from The University OF Virginia hardly BE- eurpnsscd
for hcaIhunoss beauty facility of access, AID remote
ness from temptation.
EXPENSES including every Thing except lights. slai
per term Of five months, payable in advance.
~ For Catalogues. stating particulars apply TO the
Principal WM DlNWIUDE, N. A.,
July 30-ctf Greenwood Depot, Alhcm"rle, Va.
WILLIAM Il MAKY COLLEGE.
YNllE next session Of ihs Institution VIII begin on the
Il second "Wednesday OF october Eext lthc ii:h) aud
terminate on the 4th n July following The course o
instruction. recently modified and extended, consists OF
l. Department OF Greek md Greek Literature aud
II. a Department OF Lntn and Latin Literature
French. Spanish and lrs!i'n. Professor elect, f.
T. TALIAFERRo
Ill., Department o Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
aud Belle Lcttrcs. Rev. SILAs TorTEs, j. D.,
Professor.
". A Department of History Political Economy and
Constitutional Law. ROBERT j. MORRISON, Pro-
lessor.
V. Department OF Chemistry and Natural PhilosO-
| ply,
VI. 4 Department OF Mathematics. BESJ. ;. EwELL,
Professor and President pro TEN.
| Adjunct Professor, T.. I. l.. SNEAD.
Candidates Tor Degrees will he divided into our classes,
viz The Primary. Jun or Middl, md Senior The first.
the Primary Class will contain such M"rlculaes
be prepared for Col cgiatc course. students
candidate for Degrees will have the rght under the
supervision oi the Faculty Join such classcs depart
mrnts they may select. In no case will student be
admitted la class until he has been examined On the
preparatory studies.
The necessary Expenses for the Session from Sa'i
to $3.50 exclusive o Clothes Textbooks AMI Pocket
ney.
For further information address the Secretary OF the
Faculty nj williamsburg Aug l:i--c4w
HANOVER ACADEMY.
FUNHE Eext session of this School will commence
Il the lot oi October terminate the last oi July
following.
TERMs:fer tuition aud board lights excepted $3.50,
"i 10 months payable October lei.
and the rcn' ainder March lsi
For detailed Catalogues address the Principal, Tay
lorsvillr. iInuOvrr county. Vh
LEWIS NJ. CoLEMAS, ~. i. Principal
HI AIRY p. JoSEs, NJ 4.
}. HAMPDES HAMBEHi.ANSF. NJ. A.
n. H.-Thc instructions all Masters Ui Arts al tte
University o Virginia. Aug G-ctlsOci
EXINGTON LAW sCHOOI.-The Tenth Ses-
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NOTICE

=, N>NtlH wanted that understands horse.
;'.,-S wagon work, agricultural WORK generally
- softer man, who eau CO .ns rec )mmeuded
r wages. For further information apply
~. ro" HF ~ Letter. TO the subscriber, at Wind
Z &.r.,.oIna GEORGE l.. MARpRE