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CULPEPEH MILITARY INSTITUTES.

Il
THNHE next session Of this Institute will commence o.
y the irst Monday in September 1859. The super
intendent and Instructor In Mathematics, graduate e"
the Virginia Military lnst ute, and has had number "'
years experience in his profession The Ancient Ian
suare. will be taught during last session. by Mr. John
W Gillespie, graduate OF the University OF Virginia III
he schools of Ancient and Modern Languages Inc d'
patrnen of Modern Languages will be in charge OF Prr'
lessor Gruux graduate o the College de Charlie emasnr
PARIS Prot Groux speaks the Modern Languages
R,ench German spanish and Italian, with hucncy, ni
mas engaged in teaching them for more than twenty
years. during which period he has been connected wit
Columbia Georgetown Colleges and other lnstitu oi-
Jf high standing in the country.
The instructors will b. aided In their several depart
ineDts by competent assistants
The Institute supplied with good Chemical and Ph,"'
sophca Apparatus and with Astronomical and hathr
rnatcal Instruments i For Catalogues apply TO
CHARLES f.. LIGHTFOOT,
Principal e. NJ l., Culpepcr e. H.. Va.
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aIREM.rLE MILITARY INSTITUTE


TIME regular session begins 9Th September and ends
III 9Th July. The hesthiulness OF the location cannot
be exccled If eqused by any in the whole country as
an experience three years with large school here has
clearly established
Course Of dy-Englsh Ancient and Modern Lam
guRges and Mathematics.
The Principal has secured the services Of Mr. John H..
Timberlsk- Master of Arts of the University ot Vr-
enia and an Instructor OF Greek in that Institution du
ring last session He will also be usssied II necessary
by Mr. j. f. D'Alionce. foreigner OF great experience
and in teaching and who speaks most ol The Mo
dern Languages.
Drawing, Painting and Instrumental Music may alec b."
learned here competent instructors at small extra
charges Military instruction Will Only be- gwen to "rr
whose parents it, and will n"' hc allowed to inter-
fcre in the least with the regular academic course
The Principal havin. determined 10 limit his number &"
fifty good boys early applications accompanied by salts
factory testimonials are desired.
Charges-Sli5 per term Of month"; payable in hd
vance This charge embraces, Board Tuition, Fuel and
Lights.
For Circulars containing Authorization, address
JOHN b. STRANGE, a. NJ,
Julv 20-c9m Charlottesville y. o.. Va.
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.,yIyG. INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND:

uyIS,;s ISSTITCTION OF RlCHhOND.
;s',: ar rrE TORE OF CHRISTIAN 81 LATH-
EoP, No 99, MAIN STREET.
Nv ,-re,, Of 6 per cent. will b. paid On al sun'
rn, Oh ieyosi,e six months OF longer AMI hve ter
I: 4: shorter period
o,ped I'VE, ten millions OF dollars has no suspenJ'd
ss uev-r lost one dollar, taiIe 10 pay any
4 v,"nsa mo. THOMPSON, President.
WM H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
-. a,-c,.no. JAMES H. GARDNER, secretary
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CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.
YulHE subscribers to their friends and to the
u public. that they have removed to the village o
Chester and the lst October next, will open their
Academy for the reception Of young ladies'. boarding
and day pupils continuing one uninterrupted session to
July LEI, 1859.
important reasons Fret health To themselves and pupils
Secondv long and practical experience as well Hs oostr
walton, has convinced them that the country Is te oes
place for the perfection of female educaton to cultivate
the mind soften the tutor the temper and ds
position and last though least keep the heart und
feelings in their native purity while tree exercise IN te
open air inv'gorates the body ana gives he"sehSh anu
The buildings are large and convenient. situated
eu,,neuce sbou four hundred yards ON the kichmond
and Petersburg rail road overlooking the village OF Ches
ter Chesterfield county. Va twelve miles south OF Hicn-
nond, and only ten from Peterrours Inc ostaplshment
bss been purchased and extensive additions move In
rapid progress with intentiont TO make 1t permanent
residence and school
particular attention will be paid to the and mo.
rsl of the Young ladies at all times and deep interest
tsken in tn advancement in word Chester Academy
will be Christian SCHOOL, and study there conducted in
way to make the pupils only learned but good and
happy. ,,
Board including washing and lights, for the session
Tui,sn in ali the English branches, Mathematics
excepted, w
Including which ~ ~
French, ~
Music instrumental and vocal on fiano ana fu''a' m
each ~
The Harp, ~
Drawing and Painting at Professors prices
Payments half in advancebaiance at the close n the
session. mhS JErF ;NCv EmSON m,MUnnn ..Snnn
Dr. Jefferson Minor takes great pleasure in saying tina,
the move 10 Chester and the establishment OF school
by Mrs. Minor and her daughter. Miss ~ b Minor meet
his entire He promises parental eye over
the charge entrusted their In event oi sickness
every attention will be paid and no charge made o1 pro
services The situation however sremarkabe
for health .,, ~,
Addres. Proctor's Creek P o.. Chesterfield county Va
Aur 3-c3n
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.orrHEKN PROTECTI0N INSURANCE.


ALEXANDRIA. ~.
Cssreret tv n, Legislature IF his STATE IN leo1.
CAPITAL OVER S30O,OO0.
MIS- COMPANY offers mary advantages by Insurance
win or wi,hou, premium uore The applicant may
III. whole premium in cash tor one or two years II
.ae later term, he saves onee4chth OF the amount
:... On annual policies. Or by giving premium
T. he becomes member OF the Company, and nae q
r. In - r..saon besides saving nearly one:han tue
.cn. primarily charged by Insurance Companies.
.--ur.s in the settlement of losses under our oye
u arc reisr.tie 10 arbitration.
DIRECTORS.
" rgon,, Fairfax. CHRIsr'R NEALE, Alexdria,
q Sr,R1rR al.xsndria, R. F. LESTER Petersburg,
.N IrEyyR' King VIM 3 f. STUART, Fairfax.
E sosrpTsns AI,x'ria. 2. u LIpscoMB, Pr.Willam,
10 n.ssry SILAs BIaLow, Appomattox,
Il H.rrrp r. Fl. CARTER Fauquer,
+ I,T, JAMES T CLOSE. Alex'dria.
E,,ouER A. X. BLAKEY, Madison.
|v T.oN,. pre.iden,. w D. Massey, Treas'r.
| IosERrsoy V. Presti SANGsTER, secretary.
JAMES T. CLOSE, Ac,uary and Gen. Agent
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RANDOT.PH MACON COLLkt:E.

RANDOLPH MACON COLbEt'E.
TNIlE next session of this lnsil ution will open on
Il Thursday, the 10Th September and close on the ntt
Thursday OF June.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH D. D President, and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
JOHN &. WILLS, A. NJ. Professor OF Mathematics and
Autonomy.
WILLIAM h. CARR, A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Lam
REYxxrr PuRyEAR, A. N, Professor ol Experimental
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHErARp, A. b., Assistant Professor II
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, and Instructor in
French
X. >. IsBELL A. r.. Principal Preparatory Department
This school has been removed from the College pren-r-
but sufficiently the accommodation o students
in this department.I
Tuition per term of 20 weeks payable in advance 80 o.,
Incidental charge, ="
Incidental charge 10 students in Experimental Sci
ence,) ~
French (extra) per Of 20 weeks In advance, ~
Analytical Chemistry (eXtrH,) q" 10 ~
English studies in Prep Department, l3 Uu
Board per term Of ~ weeks payable in advance ~ ~
Students roomng in College furnish their own iooni',
and pay for liglNs fuel and washing.
Preparatory students obtain board in the neighbor
hood for less.
Such students do not desire to complete the course,
may be graduated in the separate Departments and u"
cet ye specisl DipIomRs july 22-ctaO sept
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES, MARY LAND.
faSnE nnxt Annual Session esns Wednesday,
d september 29th. Punrtu-l n't"ndnncc "n thai day
requested Applicants enter amy o III" cInsss- in
examination they are found gunicd Commercial studies
pursued by those whose parents desire ii Ample accom-
modatuns ar. provided tor hundred and twenty pu
pills ...
TERMs--Tyyo hundred aud fifty dollars $3.50 for the
Session payable scmianuually in advance covering all
expenses ni tuition and boarding For admission. apply
TO the REV. DIR. kERFOOT,
Rector OF the College, -. James p o Md
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NRRMONT ELECTION,

>.w i AK Sept S-Hnl's majority for Governor
W.. i pl>;sen thousand. ln one hundred and
bt, .our tow ns. the Republicans carry one hundred
and eleven me embers Of the House.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,


SESSION OF lsj5-59.
gUyHE Annual Course Of Lectures will commence on
the first Monday in October and continue until the
LIST of March.
SURGERY.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. ID.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
DAVID H. TUCKER, NJ. D.
MArERIA MEDIC AND THERAPEUTICS.
BEVERLEY r. WELLFORp, NJ. ID.
ANATOMY,
A. f. PETlCOLAS. NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL JuRiSfhUphNef,
L. 5 JOYNES, NJ. n.
opsTrrR1cs AND DISEASES OF WOMEN AND Chill pREN,
JAMES h. CONWAY NJ. d.
CHEMISTRY AND PHARMACY,
JAMES h. McCAW, ~ d.
DENOMINATION ANATuMT,
MARION HOWARD, NJ ID.
The Study OF Practical Anatomy maJ be prosecuted
with tho most ample facilities and at very trinng ex
pepse Clinical Instruction 10 given in the nhrnary OF
the College which all times we'll supplied with Me.
dcsl and Sur eca and being under the same root
with the Lecture Rooms affords the student peculiar ad
vantages tor the observation Of disease ,
FEEs-For the full Course of Lectures. elOI
Demonstration OF Anatomy --.-..---.. iV
Graduation. ~
l.. 5. JOYNES, NJ. d.,
Iulv la-c,Octl Dean of the Faculty.
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C0oCUi,:SD INSTITUTE.

FUNHE exercises OF this school will be resumed Oco
Z her ilh and be continued iii. 10Th Juv following
The usual English branches Latin, Greek French span
ish and Mathematics will be taught
Board including everything except lights, $780, tut
tion so; payable halt yearly. IN aivanrc
N. r KEAN
H.. 80 Ll...ll
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY,

n.
He next session of tins Institution will c"nmen'
u y September lst and close June 3Ofh.
Reference TO the Trustees mud to all patrons.
mo A. lMBOnEE.
Eiuu.r Mill. Amelia Va July s-cwtlJ sep
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S1IITHFIELD ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL-SESSION 1850
rulHE Third Session of the eubscribers ndeprnden,
IL Male School, will commence first Monday in Oci'
ber aud close (with the nlcrnssiun OF the usual ho
days) the last Friday in July.
Terms, per session of 10 months for Tuition Rosrd
Including Washing, Fuel, Lights &c) in the family of
the Principal, $500; payable quarterly III advance
For further information, address the subscriber at
Hampton, Virginia, until aOh September nlter that time
at Snithfeld.
Auy lS-ctOcl r. NJ CARY
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n,,n .,non Avn WOOI, MANURE

lNRIED BLOOD AND WOOI. MANUkE.T
IL Fully equal to the bes, Peruvian Gaano, and at ha
the price For many crops, pecally whe1t ana root
and Also n, change in nanurcs is better than cuHno
Potatoes raised with have produced more aoupdant
tpan where Peruvian Guano used and they sfe now
bringing one shilling more per basket In the New YORK
msrse Price $50 per ton Of 1000 lbs in barrels OF 200
lbs each X. L. ALLEN.
Aug 30-w2t~ icy and III wafer 81, NC" IVA
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1FLUvANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FACULTY.
DEV 2. :. HENSON a. N, Principal, Natural Sci
III cucrs hnd German
Rev J. T. SMITH, a. NJ. Moral Philosophy and Ancient
Languages.
Mrs 4. REESE llYNsOS, Mathematics.
Miss r.. 4. PUFFEH. French and Bellies Lcttres.
Miss SUE V. WILLIAMS, Mathematics.
Miss l.. r. LETELLIER, Music and Embroidery.
- Music Hnd Painting
Miss NJ r. TAYLOR. English
Miss NJ. +. WILLIAMS English.
The next session {" this Institution will commence on
the fret "Wednesday IN OCTOBER aud close on the first
"Wednesday in July following.
The Course OF Instruction, sc ia identical with that
pursued at the University oi Virsnin
Catalogues containing ull particulars may bc obtained
by addressing the Principal NJ Fork Union p. o., Flu
wanna county V,r.inia Aug ls-cU6w
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Z, ,..TrRN HOTEL, FINCAsThE, VA.

-wLsTERN HUTEII, FINt n h.,
~ l,a,.I u one of the most pleasantly situatea
Valley Valley. o, Sd SFfas may wisa snS o spend IS@ shs
y ae n, mountains Persons going TO and from tie
~ W. xi lind this delightful retreat Tor seversi aets
3. has lifted up his sulphur Sprine one mi'e
-t' ;sSa,r. snd parties will hnd this dehghaI
~ {" ,,Is o, can be furnished with com'ort"p'c
'e"!~s 49, :" and from the Spring. The proprietor
saving ths, no house in Virginia. Gun furnish
"'Ne "r,,noinous than this. situated MS it's, In II
= " nl.n,, and surrounded by scenery of the h'os'
% Ac address the undersigned ut Fincastie
'.ra!a -. F. WOLFF.
49,.
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GEORGE l. HERRING:
,,,,..InN ,Np GROCERY STORE,

,n"':InS AND GROCERY STORE,
no IL. MAIS STREET.
h 80. -, he invites his custo,nersan the puohc gene
,v A,opay. ,;rict attention to the SAFE Ei eouny hy
~ mi !, now prepared to furnish gram oass u LIS
VI - ,,i.h IA send their grain TO him 10 sell
''a-' "A' VIE" GEO. | HERRING,
No SO MAN 81.
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p-hr plow in use In the whole South. II he's taken
a. hiee Of our State Fairs, aud IA, the last 1855
.l,, i over all the most popular plows In use
4. Mn stn every premium given by the Mechanics'
,ls ~ 'sinia upon plows. AS well silver medal
c,,s...esl award offered by this Institute: and has
AID lIy 'e"ied IN every variety OF soil in this
sf..,aay oi the more Southern States.
h, -'ec oT the undersigned, ht their tnctory on
r,, '"'e, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
Ds nh1 nearly every article. used Tor tillng the
q -. - IN Cur own shops OF best material.
~'V GEO. WATT a. co
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FEMAIE .CIInOL AR WINGFItLD

FEMALE SCIIOOL 1T WTNEFIEI.U
a SCHOOL will he opened nj my house ON the l-t o'
N October. 1t will bc conducted by Lady, who IL m
experienced teacher Three four girls in addition 10
my two dsu ghtcrs will q admitted into The school.
Board and Tuition in the English Branches mud French
Far Mu.ic nm .ddtti,,p,I charge OF f........ 81 OO
The situation is both airy nnd healthy aud within w"
and half miles OF Nocls Turnout the Central Rnl!'
road
My Post Office is Besserusm Depot. ...
Aug 5-rwtlOr ROB. ii NELSDN.
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EAISGTON LAW SCtIOOI.-rhe Tenth sieS-
IL sion OF my Law School will commence at Lexington
Monday, the eth Of November next, and close the
I0h Marc, e9. Printed circular letters will he sen; Ia
gentlemen desiring Information the p!nn oi insrruc
tIon textbooks a.. adopted ia my school.
Aug lo--ctNovl JOHN w BKOCkENBEOUHH.
tF The South. Whis Examiner and Dispatch will
publish above in their country editions I'LL November
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL or VIRGINIA
AT HOWARD, ON THE HEIGHTS

THRHR MILES WEST OF ALExASDRIA,
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, RECTOR
TIME next session Of this Institution will commence
IL GU "Wednesday, the sth day Of September.
The studies embrace iu Course of Anc ent and Mo
dern Languages, the Natural Sciences, Mathematics. En-
glish Music, Drawing, &c.
TERMs-s25O per session, payable invariably, semi.an.
nuay viz: Sl33 at the commencement OF thr
session. and $25 IN. second Wednesday in February
This charge includes Board, Tuition in the regular
course and Modern Languages. Light Fuel, Washing,
Needing. &c everything. in short except Books, STA
tonery Clothing. what is furnished TO the pupil
Music and Drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets containing ull account OF the School, will
be sent 10 those who request It.
Applications for entrance, for further information
may b. addressed TO the Rector.
P. o. Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co., Va.
RKFEREscRs-Rt kev. VIM Meade. d. D.; Rt. Rev.
Johp johns D d The Clergy of the Diocese; The Pro
iessors OF the University Of Virginia.
9Th
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN HKNkiCO

FEMALE SCHUUT In HENHICU
IAVfNG engaged Ms teacher, young lady, u VII
IL ginian by birth) who educated tor her VOC
tUn we'll qualified and has had several years very sue
cessul experience in teaching, am desirous obtnr
iew pupils to board in my family My object being t!'
education uf my dsugher at home, the number ~ +"
pills will be limited enable the teacher to pav speci
attention to each scholar The usual branches OF Err
lsh education with French and Music, will be taught
My residence is three miles North East OF Richmond
near the Mechspcsviile Turnpike, in retired ana
healthy neighborhood The session will commence ct
the lst OF october.
Persons desirous OF sending their daughters will pleas
make early application
A few day scholars can be accommodated.
TEtMS- Payable half yearly, in advance.
Board washing. lights, &C. per session ot ~ months s"
Primary English Branches S25 ''
Higher English Branches 50
French Language 2n &C
Music the Piano, including use OF instrument, ~ u
For further information address
HUGH A. WATT.
Richmond. Va
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CORRECTlOE.-BEDFOR DEMOCRAT" Will
PLEASE NOTICE

We are requested TO call the attention Of the BED
ford "Democrst" to the fact that typrographicni
srror apes in the communication Of Citizen
published ir issue of the Ith instant We printed
the following sentence "The next issue, cou,ainlns
editorial in favor of Mr.. Lstcher, caused me
pudste my views with regard to that pamphlet. 81.
Ii should be "that paper" i. 9. the "Democra,"
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL.

NFAN UUhUUNSVILLE, Va.
~ iris may here acquire good educaiion srlii and
III ornamental at entire cost, per session OF ten
MONTHS dncudng board tuition, washing, fuel, lights
aud medical stendnnce) varying from $40 TO S2l5,
cording 10 the studrs pursued The location is healthy
aud convenient churches. shall be aided in conduct
ing this school by Virginia Lady. OF high reputation
teacher For circulars containing further pnricular
address, JAS. L. JONES, NJ. d.. Principsl.
Aug a2-c2w Gur1onsvillr. Va.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.
Holm b. CARY. A. NJ, PRIScIPAL, Instructor in Az
- cient Languages and Mathematics.
Z. C. EpMoSps, V. M l., Assistant in Mathematics an
Instructor in Tactics
JESSE s. JONES. A 4 Assistant In Ancient Language
PHILIPPE HESLE, Instructor in Modern Languages al"
Music.
partment
Board aud Tuition in Ancient Languages and M"th"
natics S2O per session ui ten months; commencing g"
the first Monday in October Lights extra.
For Catalogues or further iniormRtion address ih'
princpal HAMPTON Virginia Aug 5-ctOetl
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II p. II. STA
TILE CIRE RRACE INV

LOW has been steadily .
.-u'"s ihvOr with the farmers
!, .rt' tor the last ten years.
"sy now be- considered the
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

SCHOOL,


FuNHIS school, located at Halifax Court House. Virci
IL na will begin on the 18th OF September. and con.
tinue during a session Of ten months The course OF
study will embrace the Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, (thrcugh all the primary and higher
branches) and all the elements Of good English educa
tion.
1t the design OF the Princip, graduate In several
schools OF the University OF Virginia, adopt, far
the advancement OF the pupils will allow the system OF
both be fitted tor the business OF life and aso prepared
to enter the University
TERmS.-for the usual English branches aud Mathe'
matcs $50 per session. For the Classics and Modern
Languages, In addition, $50 Onehat payable in ad
vance, VIZ Half the 18th of September. and the rcn"n
ing halt tho 18th of February.
For further information, uppy To
JOHN H. POWELL.
Halifax Court House. Virguih
Reference Is made to testimonials in the hands OF Mr
Thomas Leigh, Halifax Court House, and to Mr.. Leigh
himself Sept s-c9t
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LOUISA FEM MAl. l. 4 q a ID h vi

= = ~ -
MLLWOOD,
THRRE MILES VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
~ MARTHA F. pABNEY, assisted by her daugh
1Sl ters, proposes to open School for Young Ladies
the first day of October In this School will be
taught
lst The Rudiments of Chemistry, Natural Philosophy
aud all the Elementary Branches Of English Education
End. History, French, and Music the Piano.
Ord. Embroidery and Needle Work.
TERMS
Board including Washing and Lights. and Tuition in all
the English Branches for session At months Sl35 Op
Instruction in Music and of Piano ....... IS w
For Scholars advanced, Professor will be en-
ployed ut usual rates.
Embro tery and Needle Work. .............-. w
One half Of all charges br paid in advance, and the
remainder before the close OF the session
Each Young Lady will be expected to furnish her own
towels properly marked
The Instructors in this school are allowed to refer
Professor Geo Edward Dabney, WIN Stuart, Rev Ro
Ryland and Col Edmund FonalDe Richmond; Wm Cooke,
Esqr Second Turn Out, Louiss; Maj Price, Verdon
Hanover; Philip Nelson. Esqr aud Lucus Minor Esq'r,
4Etna o, Hanover.
The number of ooarders will be limited to twelve and
the tender maternal care promised.
Address-"Second Turn Out Louisa at which place
carriages will always meet the pupils Early application
10 requested.
AuE 5-ctOcl WIN R DABEEI
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WILIIAM ,N ,IAKN C0LIEi:L.

HNIlE next session Of ths Institution will begin on the
II second "Wednesday of october Eext (thc li:h) and
terminate the 4rh nr July following. The course o
Instruction. recently modified and extended, consists OF
t. Department of Greek md Greek Literature aud