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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
LOUISA r VI 4 LE \ L 4 ID r. VI \



LOUISA a LIE r. VI y
& .NILLUOO6,
THREE MILES FROM TIE VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAiLRNAD
RE Rs. MARTHA +. DABNEf. assisted BY her irush
I'VE ttrs, proposes To open II school ivr iouu. l.aiie~
on The first dny of October next. In this School will la
taught
lst. The Rudimcnis Of Chcni'try, Natural Philosophy
AMI al. thr Elementary Branches Of An English FhucI
tion.
md. History, French. aud Music on The pian,.
ird. Embroidery and Needle Wofk.
TERMS:
Board. including Washing "nd Light-, md Tuition in all
the English Branches. Tor session ef ten mouths. Si3J O.
Instruction in Music and USE ut Piniio..-...... - u
For Scholars advanced, II Professor will be em.
ploycd at u.u4l rates
Embrui irry and Needle Work ...-........... ) Ct
One half of all charges to b- paid in ndvHace, and thu
remainder before the close OF the session
Each Young Indy will be expected TO furnish her own
towels properly marked
The Instructors in this School are allowed to refer TO
Professor Geo Edward pabney, VIM ID Siunrt. Rev Re
Ryland and Col Edmund FoniaIne, Richmond; WIN Cooke,
Esq'r, Second Turn Out, Louisa; Maj P H Price, Vcrdon
Hanover; Philip Nelson, Esq and Lucius II Minor, Esq'r
ttnR i o, Hanover.
The number of bonrdcrs will be limited to twelve, and
the most tender maternal care promised
Address-'SecOnd Turn Out, Louisa" ut which place
carriages will always meet the pupils. Early application
10 Requested.
Auu J-ciOcl VIM. Il DABNEl.
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ESTATE fOR SALE IN
CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

~ roril Iou 81 my health being such ms to prevent
ne 'rom attending To my agricultural operations, ]
& . size nj fnrm. In Charles City county, call.
/" .aysa oy the name Of 'FARMlNGTON This
F :a.ls.ns e.ieen hundred acres Of which i've hun.
~ ..y"r,y Eve acres have been cleared, heavily
f'st highly improved, by the constant use nl clover
r;-' tue balance i. in woods, and has on 1t a large
~ o., pinc sni oAk timber, aud many thousand
f. the verr best pine wood IL is seven miles be.
y Court house. IN the fork OF the James and Chicks.
~ fg,ts conv.lirn, to each. and The wood land
('ay Oh ;wo hold cree.s, one leading 10 the Chick
-" Ofher 20 the James river.
-aagrrTcments are such US may be expected on an
:.--I- oi this. are in good condition, and amply
Hilor the accommodation OF a large family; and
Ir'aL.s' housrs hre all new framed buildings, with
p:ian,y- This farm may be divided so as TO make
-sa:-! farms. OF level ami good land. To any
ITO will purchase this land, ] will sell twenty-five
: ! ..-vr:. aud the perishiblc properly. al the valua-
i.ni-tested gentlemen.
X PERSONS wishing 10 purchase real estate to e1.
: Us :arrn, assuring them that viii! sell ri a lair
/ I'D On terms that cannot fail TO please them. My
rs d1f!n- ;ha month OF August will be White sulphur
F. sad during the mouth OF September, Healing
F. Any communication addressed to me will be
EA! answered During my absence, my son William
70. me property 10 ans person wishing to purchase,
L Thomas " Wilcox. living a few miles above me.
I've any Information AZ TO price and terms that may
('h'ri' and, in fact. Is authorized by me to sell the
~, ad any contract he may make touching this
Ify iurng my absence, will be as binding on me as
re i-',Iaally present, and entering into contract
P WIN. s. HARRISON.
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ORGANDlE MUSLINS.
WYE have q few very handsome French orgsndies
w still on hand. These goods have been ceiling at
IS and e7S cents. ~, We are now offering them at 5at ana
81 cent? CHILEs & CHENERY.
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KIYD0J.PU MACON COLLEGE.

RANDOLPH MACON COIl'Et:E.
TuyIE next session Of this Institution will open on
Thur.day, the 10Th September, sad close on the last
Thursday OF June.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH, d. d, President, and Professor oil
Mental and MOrnl Philosophy.
JoHs c. WILLS, A. N Professor OF Mathematics ana
Astronomy.
WILLIAM B. CARR, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Lam
gung"s. -
RKs.Rrr PuRYEAR, a. NJ, Professor Of Experimental
Sciences =
WILLIAM A. SHEPARD. A. b., Assistant Professor OF
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, and Instructor IN
French.
RS. IspELL, A. B. Principal Preparatory Department
This school has been removed from the College premises,
but is sufficiently near for the accommodation oil students
in this department
Tuition per term of 90 weeks, payable in advance 80 " "
Incidental charge, = ~
Incidental charge Ito students in Experimental Sci .o
cnce,) ~
French extra per term OF 90 weeks, in advance, 70
ANALYTICAL Chemistry (cxtra,) 10 w
rnnI.h .,udirs in prem Department., " Is 10
Bonrd per term Of 20 weeks. payable In advance, ~ w
STUDENTS rooming in College furnish their own rooms,
and my for lights, fuel and washing.
Preparatory students cHn obtain board in the %ncighbor'
hood Tor less.
such students as do not desire to complete the course,
NAV be graduated in the separate Departments. and ro'
celve special Diplomas. Juy G-ctso sept.
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-. NO FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO BE
,uirunuT MIISTANG IMMINENT in their house. The

many accidents we are liable to, may render 1t necessary
al any moment, aud nothing is capable OF performing
such a certain cure, tExtracp I'm lifting the Kettle
very scverely-one hand almost TO n crisp. The torture
was unbesrable. II was an awful sight The
Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pain almost
immedistely. Ii healed rapidly und lett no scar OF &C
count. CHARLgs FOSTER. 400 Broad street, Philadelphia.
IL is truly n wonderful article. 1t will cure any case OF
Swelling. Burns, Still Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism
For horses, it should never be dispensed with. One dol
lars worth Of Mustang hns frequently saved a valuable
horse Il cures Galds. Sprsins, RtDSoone, SPAWN and
Founders. Beware of limitations.
The genuine Mustang Linimeut is sold by all respect
able dealers throughout tho world.
RhRNES 4 PARE
Iulv o7-dSclm Proprictors, New York.
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RICHARD HILL,
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
vnnn Ann IVORY TURNING.

"OOD AMI WIN a.,
NX7 B. MALONE begs leave TO inform the public
. that he has commenced the above business, In
all its various branches, on Mayo street, in Miles Am
,ert will meet with prompt attention. Carpenters and
Cabinet Makers can have columns of all the various or
dnrs q architecture; Newell. both hcc;azon aud octsgon.
yen-ered or solid, OF the latest Northern patterns, and
B4lusrradcs, Of Cherry Walnut, Mahogany and Oak: also,
Ten Pin Balls and Billiard Balls. &c, sc turned with
nestpe,s and AT the shortest notice. He invites orders
from all who have such work, fully assured thnt he can
,,yo on,iro .s,,sfactiop July 27-lv
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&AR

TIUE OF THE DON PEDRO II. RAILROAD. IN
xM1iSH to employ FIFTY YOUNG MEN. nstiyes of
w the State of tireinis or any Of the southern states
who may understand the management OF negroes on pup.
prefer men experienced In the construction OF such
works. but they will employ some young men who
are now engaged on farms, or vho are employed 40
oyerseers on farms They will also employ ulen, who
have been accustomed TO work white labor, and under
stand Thoroughly the construction Ct heavy rock wort,
including tuneliDE. &c. The line of the Railroad 10 oe
Nor, or North Mountain, 40 miles from Rio de Janeiro.
from which to the foot of the mountain there IA a hhil.
road In operation. and the climate Is ~dehgnt'ui oeing
about the same as in the county Of Gteenbr1cr, IN tois
State, in summer, but much milder in winter mercury
In the thermometer never rising higher than %, In 'um'
mer, and never falling below $50 in winter, AID u ID a.
healthy there 40 in any part Of the world. -,
Apply In person to the subscriber, st the store OF b. w.
Fry, Pearl street. Richmond, Va
July M-dts ROBEhI hhhsEI.
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- PAsSENGKRs FOR NEW YOkk
III tbs steamship ROANOKE are request IHfh
ed 10 be on board before the hour OF de .HAI&&s
psrture, 4 O'Clock, P. 81 Friday, the 9th inst.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office. opposite steam.
ss' wharves at Rockets.
Passage to New York, meals and state room included,
only el0. Steersge passage only S..
Passage Ia Norfolk same a. by the river bosis.
N. B.eNo freight win be received this "Trip.
LUDLAM & WATSON,
Aus52t oface opposite steamer whar1ss.
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MARINE NEWS.

III aICNMOND. August $. 1853.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

NICIWOINU, w.
HSIIE ninth session Of thi. institution will commence
4 on the first Monday in October next.
The most accomplished Assistants are employed In eve
~ Department.
Two French ladies reside in the family Of the Principal.
aud 1t is their especial duty to speak French habilusly
with the young ladies.
Italian, Painting and Drawing are laugh, by Mr. Pcrsi
CO. an Italian. NJ. Buchler, n nntivr German, teaches
German.
The best tcachcrs OF Music are employed, and every
effort Ii maf0 to secure improvement in this valuable &c
cumpli .hmeDt.
This institution Ia well known to the bishops and Clergy
of Virginia. Thu public are invited 10 refer to Them, "a
the Professors in the Virginia Military institute, to Prof
F. II. Smith, OF tho University OF Virg mia, aud TO the
patrons Of I'll: school.
OF study, boarding department.. &c, with a list Of patrons
address ID. LEE POWELL PRINCIPAL,
July l5-ctlOct Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRADICTORY
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
AILROA COMPANY,

JUST PUBLISHED.
ux7ARR0CK's VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
w ALMANACK for the year 1883.
Containing beside the usual Aimanack matter, q correct
liar of the members OF both branches OF the Legislature,
Courts, representation In Congress, government Of North
Carolina, useful receipts. anecdotes, &c.
IL IL printed on entirely new type and good paper. For
sale by }. EDWIN oOODE,
July &c. Successor 10 John Warrock.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

AIBENIARi.E MILITARY INSTITUTE.
FEVHE regular session begins 5.h September and ends
a 9Th July. The hcaihiuincss OF the location canEot
be cxceiird # equulcd, by sny in ;hc whole country, ar
an experience OF three years with a ! rye school here HIS
clearly established.
Course Of study English. Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages. aud Mathematics. The Principal will have two
able As-iftants-onr n Master %! Arts of the University of
Virginia. the other "a foreigner Of great experience and
success in teaching. and who -prass all the Moicrn Ian
guages taught IN colleges OF the highest grade. Drawing
Painting and Instrumental! Music may also ba learned here
from competent instructors NJ small extra char ges. Mill.
iary instruction will only be given to lhore whose pa.
rents desire it, and will not be allowed to interfere in the
least with the regular academic course
The Principal havin: determined To limit his number TO
fifty good boys, early applications accompanied by salts.
factory testimonials. are desired.
Charscs-SlI5 per term of 5 months, payable in ad-
vance. This charge embraces, Board, Tuition, Fuel, and
Lights.
For Circulars containing full address
John b. STRANGE, A.. NJ,
july 20-c2m Charlottesville P. o., Va.
EssEnntrnl RreshYterian and kichmnnd Adyocaie CODY
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RICnN0ND FEMALE INHTITUTE.

fHNHE Fifth SesstCn Will commence OCTOBER j, ZOOS,
and close the last Thursday In June, ls59.
No material changes in the general plan are found to be
desirable, but It 10 hoped the experience acquired oy
previous Sessions and the additional teachers now secured.
will give greater facility and success in carrying out me
system, which has already won ior the Institute so high
n position.
REV. B. MANLY, JR, will retain the position OF Presi.
dent, which he has occupied from the beginning, and Will
devote his attention exclusively 10 the instruction and su'
pervislon OF the School being freed from the care OF the
boarders.
The Boardine Department will be entrusted 10 Pro.
lessor CHAHLEs II. WINSTON and his Lady, IN whom the
Trustees feel that they have reason to repose The hlghest
confidence. Professor Winston will also give instruction
in Ancient Languages and English Literature ne It. II
Master of Arts OF the University OF Virginia and recently
Professor in Transylvania University, Kentucky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with a gentleman
of deserved reputation, as Professor oil Mathematics,
whose name will be announced at an early day.
The services OF DR.. X A LEWIS, AS Professor OF Naiu'
raj Sciences, oil Miss MARY l. THOMPSON AS Instructor
ia French, OF DR.. +. BUcHLEh, as Teacher OF German, have
been again secured; and additional assistance wall he pro
vidcd tor instruction in the English branches OF thr Coi
leginte Department. Mise JANE ) STASARD, Mrs. ANS
F.. MALLORY. Miss MARY c. l.ArHRoP and Miss MARTHA
A. ToMpKISs will have charge OF the Preparatory Classes.
Mr.. NIB. CLAP will continue TO be The Principal oil tue
Music Department aud will be aided by such assistants Hr
may be needful. Suitable provision will be made tor in
struction in painting, drawing and other ornamental
branches.
TERMS-PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half PAYABLE in Advance, Oct. |, the remainder Feb. 10
English Tuition in Preparatory Department -.....-.. $50
French in Preparatory Department. l0
English Tuition in c Collegiate Department .-..--...-. 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. .............-. 20
Music on Piano or Guitar ~
Use OF Instrument. .
Drawing, N~cedlework, or Grecian Painting -..-.... 20
Oil pnin,iup. 40
Board, including every thing except washing $500. HU
A NJ 42.dsm B. MANLY, ia.
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Aes,w A~eopSnIes'e, ~

~
Il. - AT Rules in held the Clerks Ofhsaof
b. In IN Court OF the county Of Henrico. the frat
7. 1, fOsu'' al being the second day of the mosth.)
"a tsrcs IA Ills own right and as executor Of John
i,ab., "' Plaintiffs.
Eett, ICaGn, Io'eph Gcyne and Martha his wife, who
III Vi "ha, The unknown husband Of Caroline
.,Gi {, W. made o defendant as Il party unknown,
i a,,-e, >, l'o'ne Vaughan and others, Defendants.
{ .obr n 'Ils '.it is 10 obtain r division OF the o..
. .ai u '|rio"' deceased, among those entitled
Tes.,a"e "p'"isn OF the court as 10 the effect of
taiIr.,," u h' wall. and particularly WHISTLER three
Z d. l.. y'fi' 1et"cen the date Of his will and the
4. b, :, p'o. under the will OF whether be died
"a u. .1'"' And aft iari, having been made and
Is ,,,. s'"hd"h,. shove named. rs well he the un.
/ I'm r- VI ,"ro'ih- Vaughan. ave non ,-,idenrs of
-,s- y m he said defendants are notified to
f. Gov, "aI'' n be holdcu in the Clerks Office Of
: d. n "a INC tret Monday in October next, and
sea- 10 protect thcir interests in this suit.
'iAcx,r. ~copy-TeEe,
! JOHNSON SANDS, Clsrk.
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INSTITUTE.

SO~CTH-SIDE INSTITUTE.
FARMvILLE, VA.
XK7 J. MORRISSETT, a. NJ, Nath Nat. Sciences
q and French.
&. F.. BOOKER, A. Mia guages.
l. MORKISSETf-Assistant in Languages.
& r PARTIN-Assisrsnt in Mathematics.
The exercises of this institution will be resumed on the
lat CAV of September next, aud end last Of June 1859.
For Catalogues, address
MORkIsSETT & BOOKER,
IuI, I3-c6w farmvile, Va.
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TERMs-pER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:

an = PEGRAMs SCHOOL.-MlSS PEGRAM
I'VE will resume the duties OF her school the lat OF DC
sober next. Circulars containing full particulars may be
had I'm appIication 10 Mrs. J. W. PEGRAM, Linden
square. Franklin st July ~l2-d&clOct
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July 27-dSclm Proprictors, New YORK.
----

- SUMMER CONFERENCE.-The fact lie now
too well established for any one TO attempt TO controvcr.
IL. that mos. OF the diseases which often prove fatal in the
sanmor are produced BY excessive use OF fruits and veg
etables, BY which the stomach Is jisordered. tho liver de.
ranged, the blood stagnated. and the digestive OF sans rem
dered Inactive. if NOT torpid. Cholera, cholera moIbus.
bilious and cramp cholic, dysentery, ~diarrhea, and such
like complaints, gormiunie and thrive upon improper TODD,
and often times become su deep seated and liked upon
the constitution that the strongest aud most active mineral
medicines are unable TO arrest their progress until the
patient 10 PROSTATE, AMI all hopes OF reliet are ended
Who is Ii that h4s not seen u fine healthy infant or adult
seized with one of the annoying Diseases above spoken oil,
and despite the skill and science OF medical gentlemen,
waste away under their reatmeuti And how 10 this to
be accounted forf Simply by the fact, Instead CT admin
is,.ring some remedy TO stay the failing strength oil the
afflicted. and at the same time check the disease 10 Its pro-
gre., the remedy prescribed aided In the exhaustion Of
The natural strength, and by the time that the disease was
mastered, the sufferer was PROSTATE, and, falling to excite
a reaction, the patient died from the effects OF the poison
administered to uprUot the disease, Not so with
B1KER'S RE MUM BITTERS,
which are composed entirely OF vegetable matter. and
which have NOT only proved Themselves the best tonic In
use, but have never failed 10 correct disorders OF the
stomach aud bowels when taken according 10 directions.
PaIcE So cents per bottle.
For sale, at wholesale and retail prices, by MesSrs. hdic
a. GRAY. Purcell, Ladd q Co. Fisher & Winston, and all
other promipent Druggists in the city Of Richmond and
elsewhere In Virginia. Also, Chas Stoit e. Co, Washing
ton, D. c.; z. II. Stabler e. Co. Lei,h Z. Hance, Baiti-
more, and by Barnes g. Park, New York.
IN Orders filled by addressing
july &c f. BAKER. Proprietor. Richmond. Va.
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% ACADEMY.

CAV. session O, this School will commence on
:, q, october and terminate ON the las. OF July
az. , ,ai,ou and board lights excepted S2so,
=, ID months one. halt payable October lot,
,, Catalogues. address the Principal, at Tsy.
Hsaoyrr cornty, Va.
~ CoIrNAS, n. A.. Principal.
y ,y P Jo>rs, N A.
u,ypog< CAlMBERLAySE, NJ. a.
IL, instructors are all Masters OF Arts OF the
-, V,r,iris. Aug 6-ctlstOct
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H>HE 9th Annual Session of this lnstitution will com.
Il mence on the LIST Of October 1873, and end Oh the
let Of August, 1859
Board and Tuition, exclusive Of ligh's) S~2l0;-sl0o
parable on the lst Of October, aud SlU0 on the lst oil
March. No deduction made for absence, except ON ac'
count Of sickness.
For particulars consul, the Catalogue, OF nodress the
4ubscribcr. NJ L.odotc z o., Amelia.
". II. HARRISON.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MIR LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL,
CORNER OF GRACE AMI FUUSBtE SIREETS

MIR SCHOOL,
CORNER OF GRACE AND FUUSRtE STREETS,
RICHMOND. VI.
'G>HE next session OF our school begins the lsi Of octn
a successful experience in ,eachin., for twe u,y.thr
years, together with a corps Of well qualified aud "xpe
rienccd assistants, encourages us in the belief that on
school will be found deserving of the very liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed. No pains are spared TO render
Il July equal in all departments TO the best institutions u
our country.
French Id the language OF the family.
For the benefit OF young ladies who have finished theiE
regular Course Of studies, and who wish to carry Oh fur
Their their mental Improvement, there will be II class IN
Bellies Letters and misunderstanding twice Il week =
Price Of admission $50 for the whole session, and Sl3 t.
pupils who take other studies. The greatest efforts vii
be made to render this both interesting aud improving
In the Primary Department French will be taught To the
little children orally, without any charge.
FACULTY.-HuBERT i. lEFEBvRE. A M Principal
WM q. WILLIAMS, A. y Vice Principal Rev II ) kEr
PIER, JOHN p. LITTLE, NJ. D., Mrs. E.A J. GIBSON. Miss
MARY c. GORDON. Miss ELIZA BARTLETT. MADAME L.
Ri ,ScHEr, Mrs. MIRIAM TAYLOR, Madame MARIE EsTvAS
Jons A. CALYo, c. w. THILow, WIN. +. GnABAu, ELio
DoHo CAMPS, HEINRICH ScHsEIDKR.
TERMS.
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For further particulars apply 10
REFERENCES Tho Patrons of the school; Right Rev
Bishop Meade, Vreinin; Right Rev Bishop Elliott, Gror'
gia; Right Rev Bishop Johns. Virginia; Right Rev Bishop
Cubbs, Alnbams; Rev NJ u IIoge, ID ID, Rev T V Moore, ID
U, Rev X Gilder.lcevc. Virginia; the Clergy of the Epis-
copsl Church in Virginia.
i have several OF my pupils to place as teachers. Per
sons by applying to me may secure the services OF compe-
tent instructors. h.. /. l..
~
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GOOCHLANH INSTITUTE.

IUNHE exercises Of this sclnol will be resumed Geo
Der flh, and be confined Ill. Doth July following
The usual English branches, Latin, Greek, French, span
ish and Mathematics will be uught.
Board, including everything except lights, $50; tut
,ion $50; payable hall yearly in advance.
For circulars containing furher particulars address
n. r KEAN,
JuI, 2-cwtlst Oct. lear Guochland G. H.. Va,
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FEMALE sCHOOLINE,R GORDONsvILLE,
VIRGINIA

FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR GORDONSVILLE,
IRGNIA.
TH next Session Of TIL. Sthool will mme on the
i let Of September, lajs. and terminate on the last OF
June. is9.
The corps OF Teachers WILL De such as tie School may
require.
In this School will be tau;h, the Latin, English and
French Languages, with SPECIAL attention to the princi'
piles of the construction of language, Moral Science.
Mathematics, Natural Sciences including Natural Philoso-
Ancient and Modern History, Ancient and Modern Geo
graphy, instrumental and Vocl Music.
The location is Il healthy oneand within one mile and a
half of three churches.
Terms, per session OF ten mmlh., $50, Tor BOARD. and
Tuition in any of the Branches taught, except Music, for
which, with use OF Piano, Their. will be an extra charge of
thirty five d0llars.
Address, GordonsviIe, Va.
CHARLES QUARLES N. d,
Jnly lG-c,pt Sen PRINCIPAL.
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s,sn v.rxS rms DAY At y o'clock.
ARRIVED.
rurper, Crowell. Bos'"n, mS1s.
r'., companions, Che>ser, Eastern Shore,
,u ,,,oout. Frank. james River, wheat.
W. Nin,r. Gooiuch. Jamss River, wheat.
.' SAILED,
Isrs. Pr,ir- Rsl,imore. mdze.
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL,

NEAR ST~AUNTOE-BY PIKE POWERS.
,SNHE exercises OF this school will be resumed on the
II lst september, and close on 18th June following,
with a .emi.annual ard HI annual examination.
TERMS:-For tuition und hoard. Including everything
excep; lights, $3.50 per annual session, payable onc.hali or
LIST OF September. and on..hat on st February
For Catalogues giving further Information, address
PIKE POWERS,
Julv 3O--r.lsi Sent StauDton, Va.