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TIME next session will begio October LIST and close tb,
lst Of July following. The Faculty consists Of
REV. RoDT. RYLASD, A. NJ, President and Professor Of
Moral Science.
GEO. E. DAsSEY. a. NJ, Professor of Latin and French
Languages.
LKwIs TURNER, 4. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics and
Astronomy.
WIZ. G STRANGE, A B., Professor of Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
SIDNEY H OwESs, JR., A. NJ, Professor Of Greek Ian
guRge and Literature.
II. W. RKISH.ar. Tutor Of the Academic Department
TEAMS:
Diet and attendance, = el20 "
Tuition in College classes, On the Academic si5.) 30 "
Fuel $40; roem-rent IS; deposit q; printing &c., II 81
sla7 81
Payments for board. one third on the let Of October,
January and April-for tuition. one. half on the LIST of De-
Der. and the other on the 18th Of April-for fuel, one-hsli
an the lst Of October and the other on the lst OF February
Students furnish their rooms and provide their own wash
ing, lights and towels. The two hotels are under the man.
agement Of Messrs. Tyler and LindsAy-who are well
qualified for their posts. Each syscholar ID charged a for
uel and 81 for room-rent-it he occupy n room In College
during the day. For further particulars see Catalogue.
Aug 6-tlstOct
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NXRCUTOR's NOTICE-Al persons indebted
81 [, mo esa,e az Thons. Ausustu. Eow.crt, Iced.
late OF Chesterfield county, nre hereby requested 20 come
forward ard make payment, as by the terms OF the VIII
no indulgence can be .iven; and all who ueVe cisims
,ssip,t tbs estate viii please present them a, once for
sctti cement. yobN ".'E.r r,nSo',
Executor oil Thomas A. Hewlett, decd.
Iddrea-Amelia Cnurthouhe II. o.. Aug lS-W6W
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NEW AND VALUABLE INVENTION.
DRk'S PATENT Save, SINGLE AND HEAD

NEW n VALUABLE INVENTION.
DRk'S PATENT Save, SINGLE n HEAD
ING MACHINE,
by WM. KIRKPATRICK, for manufacturing
/ slaves, Shingles and Heading patented July eth,
.cjs.
STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS o SALE.
This Machine cnn be driven 10 It's full capacity, by II
weep or lever power, with two horses-tread pOwe e.
with ono horse only, and requires only the attention VI
we man and a roy. Ten thousand Slaves or Shingles Car
-" made per DAY, and that without ste.ming The timb,r.
~ il usual in manufacturing Slaves or Shingles. Il is tho
heapest and most ingen'ously arranged. rs well MS dura
Die Machine, for the purpose, In the United states. II
Hrst rives or splits with the grain OF the wood from thr
clock the required THE kness of the Stnve or Single, tho
lanes the top OF the Stave or Single, and finishes Il
completely.
Cornell, Jr., has 10 his own right Tennessee and
Virginia, and ia Agent Tor South Carolina.
Persons desirous OF purchasing. the Right for County
r. State will please call NJ Mr.. >. &. RoblnsOns Lumber
Yard, where tho Machine can be seen daily in operation
N. B.-H. Cornell Jr Is making arrangements to have
.hr Machine manufactured in Richmond.
~ Al! letters promptly answered.
Address, NJ. CONNELL. in,
sept 2l-tf American Hoie, Richmond.
LAW PARTNERSHIP
fOliE ". GREGORi aud X. MILTON CARY, have
- united rs partners in the practice OF the Law They
prac,ic. in all OF the Courts holding their sessions in Rich.
nond. and vii attend promptly IL all professional bust
uc.s entrusted TO them
Office, United States District Attorneys Office. Custom
House building entrance on Bank street.
X. Milton Gary. Commissioner in Chancery Tor the Cir.
county Courts oil H-nrico, will continue to attend with
uromptness 10 such business as counsel. suitors or hducia.
res may place in his hands. Office rs above.
Sept ls-1w
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TRUSTEEs' - L. ~ ,S!IaRJ.E FIRM
ACRES, ON TIE Tut: CHOPPED A .
MILES WEST OF RIO, tx NJ.
4 : Trusters In 2 crrta u Z, ed Ct tru.t. dated the fret
"a day OF Septru Der. lsa6. ouly recorded In HnLuco
Comfy Court, we shall. n execution thereof, (haviGc
been so requested by tn creditors nj med in the ssia
deed proceed to sell, at publ, auction, IN the preml.r.,
on Saturday. the Oh OF Gctor =. 1875. at IL O'Clock 81 -
tair, il not, the next fair 'ry. -uldaS excepted, the vsu.
able Farm conveyed by H. ss.d deed, containing about
RIO acres, lying and being III Il e county OF Hennco, OF
the Three Chopped road. abo,t 6 mile, above Richmond
nijoininG the lands Of Me-sls. 2. W. Green, susan fstt.r
sou, William Jetires and 1h VI ]. Genner, formerly owned
by Mr X d. Phill.p. and nov in the occupancy ot Mr
hichard ID. Carter. The land 10 IN d high state oi I'M
provcment. The buildings on rne place Are in good ctjr,
and ac ample for the use OF the place, ard embrace ov"ly
building usually tIUnd on a ;srin.
T~ERms-EnOueh in cash 4" drfray the expenssa ot salr.
and to pay the int est on e g. 900 from The lsr September
1854, To tho day OF sale-o screc.i a. 10 el0,Gg0 IL '"n
annual instruments OF 81 90 ~ oh on the Let da otS,ui.
1860, 1861, 1862. 1863, lsd 1865, leG6. 1877. ls6e, l>bg.
aith legal interest iber-' MIR n the day OF sale. tn" same
payable halt ysn'ly secure y bUuds lni "a ,rus, deed
on the said land; aud ss u lie residue Of the proceeds
II sale, il any. OH such tel u, Of credi, as shall be- an.
nounced at the hour Of sale
The title is believed I b. good. but the trustees vii
convey with the usuai spec ! warranty.
Sep, s-d,d. i vi q! ~ io WILLIAMS @}rru.tee..
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BY GODDIN 6 APPE is0N. AICTs
VALUABLE II. Io,.rp cor-..
ON TIE WIZ 4 LnLu r.r.n 49,

! III ER TN - '
on N May STAGE bOAD, Tyo NILES
PIP CHCRCH, For SAFE
- Il On lay , October, lass. will !:
- soh on me premises C.i. hout limit or reserve,
iair. IT not, I, n the next fair day, :, Ia o,clncE IN. TR:r,
or LARD on which res de-. inoun as sunny SID.
and lately the properly nd re.idsnce of Ronald Mia,
Esq containing. by rcceIt suver l6 crre. n,Ya -.
less. Of which 10 acres nre IL o igin,i t,re,r nj suns,,o,
unaJrr ana nr1 wood; Of o'ne' o.4 aud hickory. Tt.
from the use VI the well k iowi "Plmurkey riy.r rr,e,'
-nnd mari drawn !tom ! COZ ven:en,'y accessible, and
abundant deposit in n e ,nirr ii the farm Tn,
buildings consist ut u remarkably rural lookin, and ron.
venient frame Dwelling, W J. brcs basement. In good r.,
pair, having nine rooras in ,.th IN Office attached in to-
yard; a Kitchen, Da nv, aeN House. Ice House, Barr.
Corn CRIB, Carriage Houts.-ill Bew-Hud In tact every
other clubhouse nee ssary nd su.tsble tor & farm ot -
size. or Tor the accorImod, ton OF a person owning rive,
land and desiring . n.althy l:c handsome summer retreat
mere IL also on the tract thrifty and -el set Orchr''
OF about 100 choice Fruit Trecs peaches and app!e. ;
me marketing from which irc present season. has slr"sdy
yielded me within a action OF 500. The crops OF Whe~l
and Corn range RESI- ectiv'lr from $50 bushels Of the tor
mer, TO about -O ou heels II the latter, from A surface ~,
30 acres to the held. a portion Of the arabic land i, we'll
swamp" and. hike Il r up .ald, adapted to the cultivation
of the usual cerca's II TO lhe purposes OF hay and pa.tu.
rage.
Thesi,ue''ru of Il. Dwelling. Immediately on the Stage
road from k.ch'no'' : " : .vent"ilie. Ihe great thorough
irrr 10 me lower CO. ~ miles from The Old Church
Post Office. and the ..- distance from navigsbls water
and the New Castle and Piping Tree Ferries. Ia the hesr
OF the highly cultivated and refined society OF the 'Msr!
bourne i" rem lrrs IL remarkably eligible for n Pts
slcian, !farE'tE, or q Inhn Of rnears, owning or con-
;fInpH' -. o" . ,rship of Pt runkry lard. This ,rs,t
adjolr -.c Residences Of .;,"--. W. Bussett. Robert W.
Tom!in John II. arrest, an ny own forT : = -csidencr
Persons wishing TO view the PREMISES, car n! sll times do
so by calling On the .u5scr her.
TERMS OF SALg.- One.ili.d csth. the balance ia two
equal instruments at one anG two years, with bond snd
approved security. sad title r;t.i.ed Until the frsl pay
Inent.
Possession given cn Let January. but privilege of pitch
ing a CROP allowed the plrt hls.r INN cdiatsly after thu
snle. E.)R ". JOHNSON
sale conducted by GoDpi. i ,PpEAsos, Auct..
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GEORGE +. HERRING.
COMMISSION AID GROCERY STORE,
No. Sc, MAIN STRsET.
II EEPS always on hard a full stock of Groceries, Ia
n which he invites III customcrsa and the public gene
rally. Also pays strict attention TO the sale of country
Produce, and ia now prep ,red 10 furnish grain bags to his
tt iends who wish to send their grain to him to sell
GEO. | HERRING,
Aug i-c.f No. ST, Main -.
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ri HARD II PHILLIPS,
principal ul Virginia Female Institute"

NEPFRESCES:
II Rev John Iohas, d b Rev Charles B Dana, Rev
lanes : johnson. Rev ID r Sp'igg, Alexandria, Va; Maj
Is Tyler, Washington City, Oscar NJ Crutchheld, Speak-
r House of Delegates OF Virginia; John seldom, EsqIr,
stafford, Va; J Randolph Tucker, Esq. Richmond. Va;
Nathaniel Tylcr, Esqr, Richmond, Va; Rev Philip
slaughter. Culp-pcr county, Va; Hon J w Tyler, War.
rcn,"n. Va; Dr T. y Currir lancaster county. Va; Jane.
e Bail. Esq r, EUrhumperinnd county, Va: q w Lewis,
Esqr, Wcstmorelmnd county, Va: Rev . A Kinsoiving,
cul II y Pow Ill, Gen Asa Rogers, MiddIrburg Va.
For Circulars continuing iul particulars. terms, Sc,
address Miss r.. TEBBS,
fni. - Gu S, . = J.xuntria w.
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ELUvANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

4S nv. I. :. HENSON, a. NJ, Principal, Natural Sci
Ho cncc- nnd German.
Rev i. T. SMITH, \. NJ, Moral Philosophy and Ancient
languages.
Mrs \. REESE IiESsos, Mathematics
Mis- = i. PrFFEn, French and Bellies Lcttrcs.
Miss SUE V WILLIAMS. Mathematics.
Miss J.. J.. LEtELLIEk, Music and Embroidery.
- - Music aad Painting.
Misc VI (. TAYLOR, Bingham.
Mi.s VI +. WILLIAMS, English.
The next session ni ;hi- Institution will commence on
the first "Wednesday in October and close on the fr-l
Wedn"sda III July following.
The COurs, OF Instruction, &c, Is identical with that
pursued al the University OF Virginia.
Catalogues, containing full particulars. may BE- obtained
~ n'idrc-siE. IN" Principal. IA Fork Union z. o., Flu
wanna county, Virginia. Aug ls-rwfw
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

HAMPTON AUEMY
Ohm H. CAkY. a. NJ, PRIScirAL. Instructor in An
- Client Languages and Mathematics.
Z. C. EpaosDs. v. NJ l., Assistant ia Mathematics and
Instructor in T,cIics
JESSE 5. JONES. Al Assistant in Ancient Languages.
PHILIPPE HssLE, Instructor ia Modern Languages unO
Music.
Mss EMILY A. CLEVELAND, lns,ructrcss in Female Dc
parimcnt.
Board uHd Tuition in Ancient Languages aud Mathc-
mates, sa2O. per session of ten months; commencing Oh
the first Monday in October. Lights extra.
For Catalogues, or further IniormaiiuH, addrtss The
Principal, Hampton, Virginia. Aug 5-c'uetl
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

FEMALE EMl
q COUNTY VA.
TIME next session OF this Institution will commence on
Thursday, the 23a OF Seplember, with the following
instructors:
CHARLES r. STUART, Moral and Natural Science.
JoHN w STUART. Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
Miss FANNIE VI. lRBY, Mu-!c and ornamental branches
MISS Fiona GRAHAM. French ard English branches.
Ample arrangements have been made tor Hcconmoda'
zion in the boarding department. and no labor or expense
will be spared TO maintain the high character gained by
the School during the past session.
Charges for a Term Of Trenty Weeks. Payable in Adronce;
hoard. including Washing. fuel and lights, S65 co
Tuition in English branches, u W.
French, III w
Lstin and Greek. 10 on
ch,,uistrv and Natural Philosophy, 3 10
MUSIC nm Pi.no Including use OF Instrument, - -
Ornamental branches Ell the usual prices.
For Circulars or other information address
CHARLES Il. STUART,
July 3l-ctf Ashland, Va.
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SCHOOLS AND
Mk LsFEBVRE5s SCn00L,
CORNER OF GRACE N FOUSHEE TREET

MA L~EFEBvRk's SCHOOL,
GUNNER OF GRACE AND FoUSHkE STREETS,
~ RICHMOND, "a.
'>iiE next session OF our School begins the LIST of Ot.,
1853 and ends the LIST Of July, 1859.
a successful experience in teaching, for twenty three
years, together With a corps of well qualified and cxpc.
school will be found deserving of the very liberal patron.
age heretofore b. slowed. No pains are spared to render
II FULLY equal in all departments to the best institutions OF
our country.
french is the language of the family.
FOR the benefit OF young ladies' who have fnishcd their
regular course OF studies, and who wish to carry on iur-
ther their mental Improvement, there will be Il clnss IN
Bellies Letters and misunderstanding twice a week -
Price OF admission $50 for tho whole session, and sl' 70
pupils who take other studies. The greatest efoIts will
be made to render this both interesting and improving
In the Primary Department French will be taught to the
little children orally, without any charge.
p LErEBvRk, a NJ. frinclpal;
WIN Il. WILLIAMS, A. B., Vice Principal Ma q BEN
NET; Miss MANY c. GORDON. Miss ELIZA BARTLETT. Ma
dame L. BLAscHKr, Mrs. MIRIAM TAfLoR, Madame MARIE
EsrvAS, JOHN a. CALro. c. w. THILow, wm F. GnA'
EAU El'0Don0 CAMPS T EEksIsa SCHNEIDER
For Board 5000 90
For Washing 10 w
For Lights : 6 90
For English Tuition 40 90
For Modern Languages, each 70 vi
Fo. French. when studied exclusively of the
For Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar. Organ or
Singing:
Fol- one lesson (of an hour) a week 30 &C
For two lessons (of al hour) II week 50 W
For three lessons (of an hour a week . l2u 20
For four lessons (f an hour a week loo W
For the use of Piano 90
For Drawing, from Models 20 90
For Drawing, from Nature 40 w
For Painting In Water Colors 10 90
For Oil Painting 50 90
Primary Experimentation Children under II
For further particulars apply TO
Rrprprycrs tn "a, - 4. Srbtal. R.yh. Rev
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July sU-CtOCfl CnHTIutetNlnt J. ", "
MEDICAL. COLLEGE or SlkGlNlA,
SESSION OF 1929.
ENHE Annual Coarse Of Lectures will commence on
the frat Monday in October, and continue until the
LIST OF March.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, y. d.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
DAVID Il. TUCKER, NJ. D.
NArERIA MEDIC AND THERAPEUTICS.
BEVERLEY X W~ELLFORU, NJ. d.
AsAToMT,
Al PETICUlAS. NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL JCEIsPRCDEScE,
J. = JUYNES NJ. D
OBSTETRICS AND DISEASES oF WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
JAMES II CONWAY. NJ -.
CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY,
JAMES b McCAW, NJ d.
pEMossrRAToR OF ANATOMY,
Marion HDVAhD, NJ D..
The Study OF Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample iacii.ies and at Il very trifIug ex-
oense. Clinical Instruction Is given in the lntrmnry OF
he College. which /. at all times we'll supplied with Mr..
iicul and Surgical Cd: es. and being under the sarlc rcpi
with the Lecture Rooms. affords the student peculiar ad'
yapta ces tor the observation OF disease.
FEES For the full Course OF Lecturcs..-..-.- slO5
Demonstration Of Anatomy 10
Graduation io
L. s. JOYNE NJ. D.,
J,,v 12-r,Oct, Dean nfthc Faculty..
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CUESTEN FEUIIT ACIpruI

CHESTER FEMALE AC,rrui
'StHE subscribers annuunre Ia thar friends, and to the
II pubic, tnat tccy have removed 10 the village al
Chester, and on the let uc'ooer next, will open tr'i'
Academy for the reception # young ladies. boarding
ano day pupils, continuin. one uninterrupted sessioii"
July lst, 1859
In .hls move they are ac,uatcd 10y several wri-h;y nnd
important rcasons Fire., health re- themselves md pupils
SECONDLY, long and prsctic.l experience, n we'll as obscr-
Walton, has convinced Them that the country is tn best
place Tor the perfection ui female tducatioG. 10 cultivate
the nina. gotten the nAnners. tutor the temper and dis.
position and, la-;. though not least, TO Keep tn" heart ANA
feelings in their ;n,ivc ;uriiy; wil!r tree exercise IA =
open mir, invie"rHir- the bod, and siS"s t"wsiFensih ah'
en"rgy 70 ;hc intellect
The buildings nc large md convenient, situated On nh
cmlncncr about tour hundred yards hon The Rictltnond
and Petersburg rail road. overlooking the village al chrs'
ter, Chesterfield county. Va twelve miles south OF Rich.
moud, aud On!y ten from Petersburg. Tn. establishment
has been p%a.chnscd, and extensive additions are now In
rapid progr-.-, witl. nm intention 10 makeit II %prImnneni
residence and school.
Particular attention will be paid to tie manners and mo,
raj. of the young ludics at ali times, and "A deep intcrtsi
taken in their advancement; in a word Chester Acnd,my
will be n Christian school; and study there conducted in II
way 10 mEke the pupils not only learned, but good aud
happy.
Board, Including washing aud tghis, Tor The session ,.o
Tuitisn il ali the English brunchcs, Mathematics
excepted, ~
Including which ~
Music, Instrumental snd vocal, on pisn" snd Guitar,
each. ~
The Harp, ~
Drawing and Painting r, Professors prices.
Payments half IN advance -bsianrc Mt the close al the
session. MRS JEFFERSUS MINOR.
MSS ADA BYRON MINOR.
DR.. Jefferson Minor takes grcn. pleasure in saying, that
tho move to Chester, and III. establishment oi Il School
by Mrs. Minor aud her daueht r, Ms :. h. Minor, meet
his entire APPRECIATION. He promises = parental eye aver
the charge entrusted TO their care. IN event Of sickness
every attention will be paid, and no cbrrse made Tor pro
i.ssiona services. The situation, however, is rcrnarkabic
for hr-lh
address prcc,or's Creek P. o., Chesterfield county, Va.
anr1 "a
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~sUMMEKDEEN WHIsKEY.

'Ssft.
'StllE manufacturer of this justly celebrated Whiskey
4 has he pleasure OF informing all who desire a pure
article that it is now In his power To furnish all with such
m article NJ cannot be surpassed In purity aud quality
IN order To meet the wants OF all. who can procure II ear.
Ter from Richmond, Va than from me, | have appointed
W.. BLAIR & CO, of that city, my agents to sell II for
me, where persons can se, furnished on the same terms
IL though they procured it from me direct. Orders by
mail promptly attended to Circular, and schedule OF
prices tor the various ages of this Whiskey will be sent to
he address Of all who may desire, by addressing me at
Iummerdeen. Augusta county, or NJ BLAIR d co,
Richmond, Va. WIN. kERR.
Extract from the Dispatch.
OLD SuMMERpEEN WHI,xEY.-Wc lave received from
VI. Blair s. Co. II bottle Of old Summcrt"en Whiskey,
flavor M soft and refreshing ne q Southern wind, and Is
'illv up to the imported French Braudies in quality and
purity.
NOTICE
OLD SuMNERpREN WHlsxEY-We hre in receipt of a
.ot OF this celebrated Whlskcy from two 10 i've years old.
Those IN want OF something superior. can 0c furnlshed ny
calling on us. NJ BLAIR d %.
DIpLoMA OF THE VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE;
This Diploma, of the first class, was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. ,or the promotion OF the
Mechanic Arts. 10 William Kerr. OF Augusta county. for
:ummcrdcen Whisky, exhibited At the exhibition OF ar
icles OF American manufacture. held in the city OF Rich
IA BELVIN. President.
JAMES w LEwELLES. Secretary. Sept 2l-dsm
NKW GOODS.
BREEDEN S FOX,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
4 RE now receiving and otter TO their city and country
"A friends, h very large, cheap aud choice selection Of
New Fall and Winter Goods. In ladies' dress fabrics they
nave u splendid assortment, to which particular attention
; callcd-say
Plaid and Striped Valencias
Pole dc Chcvre
Delaine. Robesa Les
Silk do. do.
Bayadare Stripes
Rich plaid stripes.
Also housekeeping and plantation goods, In great va.
,icty; all of which will be offered TO the wholesale and
r.t4il trade, a great bargain, at No. pit Broad Street.
Sept l5-il0t
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LOUISA FEMALE ACADEMI,

Ia ~ T. j - n j L. vi ~ u u u Z N ~ j.. III Il
.NILLHOOD,
THREE MILES Prom TIE VIRGINIA GENITAL EAIiEoAn.
al RS. MARTHA +. DAbNEi, Insisted by her dru-h.
M tris, proposes To open n >chuol for Youn. Ladies
on The i;st day of October ncX,. Ia this School viii be-
taught
lst. The Rudiments Of Chemistry. Natural Philosophy,
and all the Elementary Branches ui nj English Education.
End. History. French. ant Music on the Piano.
3rd. Embroidery ana Ncrdlc WORK.
Board. inclu,ir": Wa-hin. nnd Liah,s''nt Tuition M d.
the English Brancncs. tor session et ten months. Sla1 20
instruction in Music and use ct rinn". $" 20
For scholars advanced, n Professor viii be 'ni-
ployed at u,u-l rates
French % 20 ~
Embroidery aud Needle Work. $3.50. 10
One half OF ali charges tn be- paid in advHcct, and III,
remainder before Inc close ui the session
Each Young Indy will be expected 10 furnish her own
towel, properly marked
the Instructors in this SCnoui are allowed IN refer Il
Profess Geo Edward Datncy, Win u stuart, Rev IL"
Ryland and Col Edmund fonra!nc, Richmond; Wrn Cooke,
leg I, Second Turn Our, Louisa; Maj + II Price, |cfh"n
turnover; phiip Srr'n, Esq + aud l. uciusi ii Minor, Esq :.
.Etnn Z q. Hanover.
The number nf boardcrs will be- liIn'tci To twelve, aud
The mast tender maternal care promised.
Addrcss-"S"c"nd Turn Du', Louisa" ~ which place
carriages will always meet the pupils. Enrly application
Aus 5-c,ocl wM. DANNY.
FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENhICO
4 4 hNlNG engaged Ms n teacher, n yunng lady, On VIZ
an ginian By birth who was rducatcd !ur her vOch.
,iuu, is we'll qualified, and has had several year. very -uc
cesslul experience in irachin:. | nu d,s'rou> 70 otjrlr
= lew pupils to board in my family. Ny officer being IN.
education ui my daughter NJ home, the humber OF pa
pills will bc limited, to enable the teacher 10 pay special
attention TO each scholar. The usual branches OF M Eng
lsh education, with French and Music. will b. Taught -
Ny residence is three miles North East Of Richmond.
near the Mechanicsvllc Turnpike, in II retired and
health ncighborhood. The session will commence on
the Is, OF October.
Persons dcsirou- of sendirs their daughters, will pleas.
make early application,
a lew day scholars can hr accommodated
TERMS Payable halt yearly, IN advance.
Board washing, lights, &c, per session oi 10 months, siG0
Primary English Branches. so &C.
iilhcr English Branches, - N
French Language, ~ w
Music ON the Piano, including use OF instruracnt, 20 e.
For further information, address
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REM X ENGLISH BOARDING. ~ DAi
SCHOOL IN NEW YORK, FOR YOUNG LADIES.
= 4 ERECTED by Madame MARTINFT md daughters,
III who drvo,c their entire attention Ia the Mental
Moral and Physical Education OF the Pupil. placed uadrr
their chr. gc.
French and Spanish are the language. Of the family.
Coiteuc;. Esg.; .iubt e. Good.
nue.. E,q.; John u. L.y~ll. E-q.
No. -. Yves Twenty tirst street. n. Y.
Semi l1-2,wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-24
G. i. ID.

MALE AND FEMILE
= observation-disclosures. Va. SEssIoS-brrins
with October. lsJ-. and rrJ. with June, lsI9-
TEAcHEk-C. J u. Pryor, Principal. AMI lh" rcqul-it'
number Of c%omp'teut assistants. srpJFcTs-iI r-unl!
,auy hit ia the best English. Cha sirhl rni >,i"niitr school,
TEAc4ING-Thofou.h in sl the departments. uIsoIr'
LISE-as mild rs is compatible with tie true Interests 81
the pupils. BOARD ~(whshin., fuel and light includrdD "nd
Tuition $500 Tulliou not les than $50. nor more than
SiO-mnsic excepted. Music SO. Fuel .ud Stationery
ZACH 81 Text Books iurGi bed by the rrin ;ipal. ~
penses csiiInatrd from The entrance OF the pupil 10 the enc
OF the session, aud paid one halt IN advance and the Uihci
the 18th Of February, 1859. Deductions made only al III.
discretion Of the Principal Tcs';mrnihls ana reference
the mos; abundant nnd satisfactory. gwen II desired hd
iress {. J. u. PRYOR, y NJ,
Aug 3I-ctIOOci williamsburg. Va.