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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
VNHE regular session begins 5th September and end
u 5th July. The healthfuness Of the location canno
be excelled If equalled, by any in the whole country
experience OF three years with srge school here hs
clearly established.
Course of Study-Eneish, Ancient and Modern Ian
guages, and Mathematics. The Principal will have tvs,
able Assistans-one Master of Arts of the University
Virginia. the other foreigner Of great experience
in teaching and who speaks all the Modern Lau
guages taught In colleges of the hghes, grade Drawing
Painting and instrumental Music may also be learned her
from competent instructors ut small cha ges Mill
tarv instruction will only be given to hose whose pa
desire It, and will not be allowed to interfere in thu
least with the regular academic course.
The Principal having determined to limit his number t.
fifty good boys early applications accompanied by salts
factory testimonials, are desired.
Chargcs-Sl5 per term Of 5 months payable in ad
vance This charge embraces Board, Tuition, Fuel and
Lights
For Circulars containing full information, address
JOHN b. STRANGE, A. NJ,
July 20-c2m Charlottesville p. o. Va.
F.Centrsl Presbyterian and Richmond Advocate copy
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RED OAK ACADEMY,

RED OAK ACADEMY,
BRUNSWICK COUNTY VIRGINIA.
TIME next session will open the first Monday in octo.
Il ber and close the last Friday in the following July
The Of study will be thorough and discipline hrm
TERMS
For Roard including every thing, except light s0o
Tuition in Classics and Mathematics. 50
Tuition in sdyanced English Branches 40 40
The Boarding Department will be under the charge OF
Dr. John H. Wnfree, to whom, In the absence Of tho
Principal all communications may be addressed ut Ken
nedy'sP. o., Brunswick county.
Cobveyances. suitable notice will meet pupils at
Blacks and Whites, on the South Side Railroad:
Aug ll-ctOcl AUG L. DBRLE.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,
1LEXANDPJl w.


"S1F'eTed BY ne L<Sis!a;urs of this STATE In 1854
hDm, CAPITAL OVER 100000.
~, Company Offers many advantages By insurance
ID, a Or without premium note The applicant may
Ss whole premium Ia cash for one or two years. II
ksrs.d et term, no saves one.olghth Of the amount
Aoe' ~ oh annual policies Or BY giving premium
psseSs becomes membsr of tho company, and has a
on, besides SAVING nearly one-haf the
asr,.o ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies.
In the settlement Of Losses under bye
"efeiersble to arbitration.
Eswr DIRECTORS.
st ShoaAs, Fairfax, CHRIsr'R NEALE, Alexdris,
LsX rnsLsR Alexandria. r. +. LEsrRa Petersburg,
y sRosrxssEEsac,th h'ns 9 VIM 7 STUART. Fairfax.
IN D y.hisos, Alexris, P. ID LIPscoMs. Pr. William,
HI E.Ei' sILAs BIoLow, Appomattox,
Il p,, II. CARTER. Fsuquier,
S,sso JAMES r CLOSE Alex'dris
IA, A. X. BLAKEY, Madison.
b. pasaoaAs, President: w. D. MASSEY, Traas'r,
IAtsos. V. Prest; E SAsosTER, Secretary.
x ,hy JAMES I. CLOSE, Actuary and Gen. Agent
Y Ja, u fARNs.-200 bales for sale by
4 -yJ4 DAVENpnpT
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CnakLES Is STUART

AsHlAap, HANOVER County, VA,
XI'iLL practice regularly in the Courts OF the coun,
w lies OF Hanover Caroline, and King Willam, ana
hin attend 10 sny business 10 any Of the Courts held In the
gy Of Richmond Dec 23-d3t&ci
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Richmond, July !, la5a


DISSOLUTION
he c: Partnership heretofore existing under the arm
tCaENsHAW & FISHER, Is this oay dissolved. Ell
M partner will sign the name OF the firm In closing its
Iness. n this connection, they expect, in few
1ks TO offer TO the trade, a cargo of Rio Conee.
LEWIS D. CRENShAW,
Richmond July |. 1853. GEORGE D. FISHER.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.
INflcE AT THE STORE OF CHRISTIAN & LATH-
ROP, No SO, MAIN STREET,
INV HERE deposites will be received, which an In
w ,erest Of per cent. will be paid on all sum
tuanng on deposte ak months or longer aud i've er
|sas Tor shorter period.
Taisiuntu,on has been In existence thirtyone ye;rs
~ loaned cver ten millions of dollars; has suspend'
M has never lost one dollar failed to pay anycert n
fcs when due. JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
!cne 2a-cl2mos JAMES H. GARDNER, Secretary.
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SOUTH-SIDE INSTITUTE

FARMVlLLE, VA.
NV J. MORRlSSETT, A. NJ, Hath., Nat. Sciences
w and French.
G. f BOOKER, A. M.-Largua
L MORRISSETf-Assistanti in Languages.
s B PARTiN--Assisrant In Mathematics.
The exercises OF this institution will be resumed the
lst day of September next and end last of June 1889.
For Catalogues, address
MORRISSETT g. BOOKER,
July l3-ctw FarmVle, Va.
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DISSOLUTION

TNHE firm Of HAXALL s. CO. 10 this day dissolved,
L having expired by limitation. All persons having
;a, against the late firm, will please present them Inn
lsa:-ly for liquidation and all persons Indebted Will
iss'e maze pronpt payment
Ether partner will continue to sign the name oil me nrm
:eosus i,s business RICHD BARTON HAXALL,
WIN HENRY HAXALL
T. B. GRUNDY.
Richmond July l. la5e
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..AIoRSE BA2KsDALE, Z. H. bARkspALk' ,
La,e Of Charlone Of Richmond
II RARxspAIE late of Farmriite
BARKSDAI.E & BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, va.
OFFICE NEAR SHockoE WAREHOUSE.
+ lBgRAL ADVANCES made on Conngnments In
la hspi Jan o-ctS
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RANDOLPH MACON C0LLEGE.

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE
rHNHE next session of this Institution will open on
Il Thursday, the 10th September, and close on the last
Thursday OF June.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH, D. D.. President, and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
JoHs c. WILLS, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics and
Astronomy.
WILLIAM B. Cam, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Ian.
guages.
Bennett PuRYEAE, A. NJ, Professor of Experimental
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHEPARD, A. B., Assistant Professor Of
Ancient Languages and Mathematics and Instructor in
French
r. s. IsBELL A. B., Principal Preparatory Department
This school has been removed from the College premises.
but is sufficiently for tho accommodation Of students
in this department
EXPENSES
Tuition per term of % weeks payable in advance s25 %
Incidental charge, " g. 50
Incidental charge Ito students in Experimental Sci
ence,) 80
French (extra) per OF 20 weeks in advance 90
Analytical Chemistry (eXra.) " " Is 90
English studies in Prep Department. a." Is 90
Board per term of 90 weeks payable In advance GO 90
Students rooming H. College furnish their rooms
and pay for lights, fuel md washing
Preparatory students obtain board in the neghbor.
hood Tor less.
Such students do not desire to complete the course
may be graduated in the separate Departments and
cetve special Diplomas. July 22-ct20 Sept.
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FASTWOOU SCHOOL,

NEAR STAUETON-BY PIKE POWERS.
INHE exercises of this school will be resumed on the
Il lst September, aud close 18th June following,
with n semi annual and annual examination.
TERMS:-For tuition and board, Including everything
except ghs $3.50 per annual session. payable one.half
lst Of September, and one-hhlf on lst February
For Catalogues giving further Information, address
PIKE POWERS,
July 30-ctlst Sept Staunton, Va
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EPISCOPAL. HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA
AT HOWARD, ON THE HEIGHTS,
THREE MILES WEST or ALExASpRIA,
u

AT HOWARD, ON THE HEIGHTS,
THREE MILES WEST ALExASpRIA,
REV JOHN MCGUIRE RECTOR.
'ENHE session Of this institution will commence
n on Wednesday, the 9Th day Of September.
iern Languages the Natural Sciences, Mathematics En-
,lish, Music, Drawing. &c.
nuay In sdvance viz ea5, ut the commencement of h
,uson and sl25 on The second "Wednesday in February
This charge includes Board, Tuition in the rsgui"
course and Modern Languages, Light. Fuel, Washing
Needing, &C. everything in short, except Books, STA
onery ana Clothing and what s furnished the pupil
Music and Drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets containing full account Of the School, viii
be sent to those who requestlt.
Applications for entrance, for further information
may bs addressed to the Rector.
p o. Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co., Va.
RrrEaRscss-Rt Rev. VIM. Meade. D. D.; Rt. Rev
John inns o.; The Clergy Of the Diocese; The Pro
tessors of The University of Virginia.
July 2i-eodt 9th Sep
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
LOUISA MALE ACADEM
MILLWOOD

LOUIsA MALE ACADEM
MiLLWOOD,
NuRS. MARTHA F. DABNEY. assisted by her daush
vi ters. proposes to open School for Young Ladies'
the first day OF October next. In this School will be
The Ru,ments of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
md all the Elementary Branches OF English Educa
End. History, French, and Music on the Piano.
3rd Embroidery and Needle Work.
TERMS: .
Board. including Washing and Lights and Tuition In all
the English Branches for session Of ten months Sl35 O
instruction In Music and use of Piano b OO
For Scholars advanced, Professor will be EN-.
ployed at usual rates.
French OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70 OO
Embroidery and Needle Work ............... 90
One half Of all charges to be paid in advance and tue
remainder before the close OF the session
Each Young Lady will be expected to furnish heF own
towels properly marked.
The Instructors in this School allowed to refer to
Professor Geo Edward Dabney, VIM d Stuart. Rev Ro
Ryand and Col Edmund FontaiDe Richmond; VIM Cooke,
Esqr. Second Turn Out, Louisa; Maj Price Verdon
Hanover; Philip Nelson, Esqr and Lucius Minor, Esqr,
Tho number of boarders will be limited twelve, and
the rnost tender maternal care promised
Address-"Second Turn Out, Louisa" at which place
carriages will always meet the pupils Early application
Aug Sctocl wM B. DABNEY.
FEMALE C0LLRGlAIR INSTITUTE,
BUCKINGHAM, VA
GNHE Fall session Of this Institution will open on the
FACULTY:
Rev. John c. Blackwell. A. NJ, President and Professor
Of Natural Science and Ethics.
J. Potts. A. NJ Professor of Mathematics and Ancient
Languages.
Arnaud Preot Professor of Modern Languages and Mu.
sic.
Mrs E. A Preot, Assistant in French and Music.
Miss A. Cobb Insrucrress In Ornamental Branches,
and Assistant In Music.
- Assistant in Music.
TERMS PER SESSION, DUB ADVANCE:
Board, including fuel, lights, and washing, $50 90
English Branches. l6 90
Lsin or Greek, or both, so
Modern Languages EACH 80
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 90
Use of Piano, 2 so
Vocal Music, no charge.
Drawing, different kinds of Painting and different kinds
Of Needle Work at the usual charges
Among the many advantages the Institute affords to
young Ladies wishing TO obtain thorough education
may be mentioned the fact that of the Professors and
their families, and also all the Assistants reside in the n
stitute and the table with The young Ladies'
This arrangement enables the students obtain aid in
their studies whenever needed and proper aten
uou to their manners comfort, and well being.
In order facilitate the communications with the lns
tute, arrangements contemplated which will be made
known completed.
For further information, address
JOHN c. BLACKWELL,
Aug 4-eo3m Gravel Hill, Va
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|SlLlAM 3. CHURCH. WILLIAM H. FLEAlNo
CHURCH & FLEMING.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER CAsY AND 18th STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD 20
lumbar HOTEL RICHMOND, Va,
|yIyILL pay particular attention 10 the saIe OF AL
wv KINDS UF COUETRY PRODUCE. Dealers IN
i kinds OF Agricultural Implements which are warrant
3D. also aei aud garden Seeds Of almost every variety
Mss i-ct
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GEORGE l. HERRING:

No 30. MAIS STREET.
Il EEPS always on hand full stock OF Groceries, u
n gh,cb he invites mis- and the pubic gene
1yy Nsop,ys strict attention the sale ot country
,icce and i. prepared furnish grain bags to hii
Hand. who wish to send their grain TO him to sell
GEO | HERRING,
,r,4r,f No IS. Main ST.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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HILTON SCHOOL.

HILTON SCHOOL.
ENHE School the residence OF the subscriber. in
II Orange County, near Gordonsville will be cOntr-
led the ensuing year. under the instruction Of Charles b.
Young ESQ.,, graduate OF the University of Virginia.
few more boys can be accommodated In my family.
Terms heretofore, 5000 per session of months,
commencing the first of September and ending the
10Th OF June payable, one half the commencement,
The at ond Of the session Refer the Faculty
OF the University. JAMES NEWMAN.
,I,y
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BROOKLASD SCHOOL,
At GREENWOOD DEPOT, dLBE HARLE COUNTY


GREENWOOD DEPOT, hLBEBARLE COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
FNsTRUCTORS:-WM DIswIDDIE, M. A.. Princpsl;
II THOMAS U. DUDLEY, M. A.; CHARLES L. {. MINOR,
VI. A.
This School s preparatory for the University Of Virgi
mia, for any College The third session will commence
the lat of September next and close the 30th o
June following.
The Instructors are all Masters Of Arts Of the University
of Virginia. and the rincpal has had yeas
experience In teaching; and tor three years. Assis
rant Instructor In the University OF Virginia in the schools
of Mathematics and Ancient Language
The location on the entra rHilToad, l6 miles West
from the University of Virginia. hardly be surpassed
for healthfuness. beauty, facility of access aud remote
from temptation.
EXPENSES including every thing except lights, sl25
per term Of FIVE months, payable In advance.
tY. For Catalogues, stating particulars apply TO the
Principal. WIN. DlNWlDDlE, M. A,
July 30-ctf Greenwood Depot Albemarle. Va.
AMELIA ACADEMY.
UHHE 27th Annual Session of this Institution will com.
inence on the let of October 1858, and end on the
lst Of August, 1859
Board and Tuition, exclusive OF lights,) S2oO;-Sl0O
payable on the lst October, and 500 the lat OF
March. No deduction made for absence except &C.
count Of sickness.
For particulars consult the Catalogue address the
subscriber at Lodore P. o., Amelia.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June %, 1857.
We believe the Amelia Academy, under the manage.
nent of Mr. w H. HARRISON of the best preparatory
schools in Virginia. GESSNER HARRISON,
JNO. B. MINOR,
JOS. l. CABELL,
8. MAUPIN,
July 3o-ctf JAS. P. HOLCOMBE.
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T0OTASH.-One of Lump Potash, full strength
also Printers Glue, all qualities and prices In store
and for sale by
Aug II +. JoHNeIoh sho', Drugsn~.
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PIEDhIONT INSTITUTE,
CHARL OTTESVILLE, pIRGINIA.
MISS ANNE LEATON. PRINcIPAL.

MISS ANNE LEATON, PRINCIPAL.
YUNHE fifth annual session Of the Piedmont nstu will
IL begin the srst Monday ofseptember and end the
last Of June following.
Teachers Of English-Miss Anne Leaton, Miss Jane
Leaton Miss Betty Lewis. Musio-Mr. Chss. T. Frey
Ancient and Modern Languages, NJ. Won Fischerz Az.
Instructor in Modern Languages at the University
OF Virginia
TERMS ro3 SESSION TEN MoNTHs.-English Pri'
mary Department, s25; English Advanced Department
$50; Algebra aud Geometry, each, $40; Modern Ian
gusges each s20 Ancient Languages each, 500 Music
Piano, with of Instrument s54; Vocal Music,
private lessons 600; Vocal Music class sl2 Drawing
$780, Board including lghts fuel etc., sl4O; Washing 81
per mon.h.
REFEREScEs.-Right Rev William Meade: D; Rev
L Meade, Charlottesville, Va Rev WIN Nelson. Scotts
vile, Va Mr. VIM Robertson Charlottesville, Va; Mr.
John II Timberlake, DR. Chas Minor, Mr. Eugene Davis
Charlottesville, Va; Rev James Coleman, Daniel De!ar
naic, Caroline county, Va; Lawrence Carr, Esq., ka'
uawha II; Hon Alexander Holiday, Richmond, Va
Prof Minor University Of Va Col Robert Ashlin VII
mington, Fluvanna county,va; Mr. VIM Hart Garland
o. Va; Dr. VIM G Carr Charlottesville, Va; Mr. William
Wuhrow, wayuesboro' Va. Jriv 24-ctSep5
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
RALlPlMA STILINTON VI

rUNHIS SCHOOL, which, for Is years past, has been
Il conducted By MRs. SHEFFEY AND DAUGHTERS, is
still continued the plan adopted at It's commencement
The next session will commence the let day OF Octp
Der next and close the last day of the following June
The number of pupils limited to l6no day scholars
being received The ladies the head of this establish
ment think that their past in he work of educa
rion warrants them in recommending their school to the
favorable notice Of those parents and guardians who de-
sire to combine TOR their children and wards the advan
tagee of a school and home education.
TERMS For Board and English Tuition e200 per ses
sion Extra charges for Musc and the Languages.
Circulars containing particulars, may be obtained by
application to MRS. SHEFFEi AND DAUHTERS,
Aug 6-c3w Staunton. Va.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.


Appeals, shows the following result:
Ninety three counties give for keVil Demo
crat,) majority OF IL .2'b
The counties of Ballard, Clinton, Fulton, Har.
Ian. Johnson, Leteher, Mclean. Pow-l
Whitley, Russell snd Rowan, yet to be heard
from, gave for Buchanan majority Of 5N3
l275e
II the above II couutiee, (yet to be heard ironl
vote as at the Presidential election, Revs ms prity
will be- ss above 1878 no: including the county
of jackson, which is decidedly democratcs Mr.. Re-
Wills election over Mckee, 10 deemed certain by
majority exceeding 10000 votes. No other Officer
wss voted for throughout the entire State For
Judge of the Lousvle appellate district, DIR Wo"d.
Democrat, has defeated Judge Wheat. bis American
competitor, by about q thousand votes The district
is composed Of some twenty odd ooantie''
BALTIMORE, AUG. H.-Flour is steady ard un'
changed. Wheat lower and unsettled. Corn lower,
white S0a86c.
NEW YORK, AUG. ls-Cotton Is guile, Flour is
firm: State brands arc cents better, Ohio IS 30 TO
S co. Wheat 10 active, sud has advanced 8 r04 crs;
,alss of Southern rcd a. ~ to 81. white 81 % 10
1 so. Corn s buoysnii sales OF while at 81 10 u,
yellow 80 TO 90 cts. Spiriu Turpentines unchanged
Rosin 81 gu to arrive. Rice 10 dull Stocks are higher
Virginia sixes s2i.
CINCINNATI, AUo. l6.-Flour Is buoysnt; sales
If s 200 bbls at 81 IS Is. Whisksy steady; 200
obs sold at % cts Provisions dull.
NEWORLEANS. AUGUST 1.-THE Cotton market
closed dull. Flour aotive, sales TO day OF 000 bols
Sup-rGne at 6Oe$4 IS. Corn 10 active at 65sb8 c,s.
K-n'ucky Baeging Is quoted at ltial5t cts. Rope
NLV ORLEANS, Auo. le.-salss of 1000 bale,
1t Coz on. the market closing unchanged. Flour has
.dya, ca, Is ots. Sales ct a rs q tor supsrfns.-
Corn 7Oc to 81. Mess Pork Slg
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HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
yWNHE next session OF this Institution will commence on
Thursday, the 23a OF September, with the following
instructors:
CHARLES B. STUART, Moral and Natural Science.
JOHN w. STuzRT, Ancient Languages and Mathemat'
les.
Miss FANNIE NJ IRBT Music and Ornamental branches.
MISS French and English branches.
Ample arrangements have been made for accommoda.
ton in the boarding department and labor expense
will be spared mautain the high character gained by
the School during the past session.
Charges for Term OF Tuenty Veks Payable In Advdnee
Board including washing, fuel and lights, So OO
Tuition In English branches Is 90
French, I0 w
Latin and Greek. 10 20
bemi,ty and Natural Philosophy 10 90
Music on Piano. including use of instrument - 50
Ornamental branches hi the usual prices.
For Circulars OF other information address
CHARLES B. STUART.
July 30-ctf Ashland, Va.
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CHESTER Female ACADEMY.

CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.
rulHE subscribers their friends and to th
public, that they have removed TO the village OF
Chester and the lst October next will open then
Academy for the reception of young ladies' boarding
and day pupils continuing one uninterrupted session "
In this move they are actuated by several weghty AND
important Fret, health to themselves and pupis
Secondly long and practical experience, we'll as obser
vaton has convinced them that the country the best
place for the perfection of female education; to cultivate
the mind, soften the manners tutor the temper and nis
position and though least keep the heart and
feelings in their native purity; while free exercise In the
open air nvgoraes the body and gives new strength ana
energy to the intellect
The buildings large and convenient situated on an
emnence about four hundred yards from the Richmond
and Petersburg rail road overlooking the village OF C6es
ter Chesterfield county Va WE'VE mes sou.h nI
has been purchased and extensive additions now in
rapid progress with intention TO make it permanent
residence and SCHOOL .
particular attention will be paid the and
rails of the young ladies at all times. and deep interest
tsken in their advancement In word Chester ACADEMY
will be Christian SCHOOL, and study there conducted In
way to the pupils not only learned, but good and
happy. rrp,o
BOARD including washing and lights, for the session
Tuitan in ali the English branches, Mathematics
excepted, az ~
Including which ~ ~
Music instrumental and vocal, Piano and Guitar,
each, ~ ~
Drawing and Painting at Professors prices.
Payments half in advance-balanee at the close Of the
session. MRS. JET EhSON m.NOn,
MISS ADA BYRON MINOR.
Dr. Jefferson Minor takes great pleasure In saying thai
the move 10 Chester and the establishment of Schoo
by Mrs Minor and her daughter Miss A. B. Minor, nee
bis entire appreciation He promises parental eye evel
the charge entrusted their care In event OF sickness
every attention will be paid and no charge made lot pro
fess,ona services The situation however isremarkable
for health. ~,
address Proctors Creek P. o., Chesterfield county, Va
-c3un
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.l
FIVE NILES WEST OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VA.
w. LEROY BRoUN. 81: A. }auocia,o priucipa|s

w. WlLLOUGbBf TEBBS,
TIME object of this Academy Is to prepare Students
Il for the University Of Virginia or to hs them Tor the
active duties of e The course Of instruction embraces
Academic Schools Of the University, sHd the method,
far MS practicable similar to that pursued athat lnstitu
uon.
The next session begins the lst Of September For
Catalogues containing full Information address either Of
the Principals. The Post Office Is Ivy Depot Abemarle
county Virginia June 29-c2m.