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JEFFENSONTON ACADEMY.

FuNlllS institution, situated In u most healthy ana aGreea
i hc nci;..borhood, two and a half miles from the Eau
Guier Spring. free from the haunts Of vie" or dissipation,
will be opened on the hr., Monday in September next, aud
close on the last 81 June following.
The course Of study VIII br thorough, coinpri.ing Latin.
G. r-rk, Mathematics and other branches Usually taught IN
our best academies, in which young men are prepared for
college or The business OF life.
TERv-. For board all tuition f!5". payable one half In
advance. CALEB BURNLEY. Principal.
For any further Information, address the Principal, 4.
JeGcr-on'on, Gu prpcr, Va. Aug ls-c:iaw3w
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GORDONsvILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

TINIIE Third Session Of hi. School will begin on tie 5hl
Il day 81 september. !,:?, aud c"-c Ga The i'it Of Innr,
I>iu:
TEACHES:
Rev. u. u. EwiSG. 4. NJ, Principal aud Teacher of An
Client languages, Mathematics and Moral Science.
Miss AISLE l.. SHAW, Teacher q! French and Assistant IN
Mathematics.
Mr. PRo>iSsEg. Music, Painting and Drawing.
Miss BETTY l.. MILLER. Tcachc: 81 English.
Mrs. MANY +. IIIRporE, Manager %! the Boarding Depart
men;.
TERMS:
Board, including every personal accommodation, sli';
Music 40, Higher English $3n, Lower English tsh. French
f2O. Latin or Greek 80, Painting and Drawing 80 each
Bills paid half in advance. and tie remainder at thc cNIira-
ton Of the term. No store accounts allowed unless by
express permission OF parents or guardians. "" deduction
except in cases 81 protracied Illness. NJ pupil r"cvived
for n less term than five months.
REFERENCES-Jud;e Il. II. Field, Culprpcr e. H.; Rev.
John IL. Bocock, u. b, Grorgrt"wn; Rev. !. Il. lalr', Pr.
William; Drs. llorc and Moore, Richmond; Rev. ". II. Nc
Guaey, u. d., University Of Va.
Address RLs. pANL Il. EWlNG,
t,Iv s-cucu Gorlon..ile Y,
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~"RIyERL.ND- ron ALE

D virtue cf The last will ami ;-,'aueni ~ Jane, ".
- Siblett, deceased. ] shail -r!l. 90 the lish-s, bidder,
on the premises. on FRIDAY, TIE sLIENTEL>TH DAY
OF OCTOBER. that valuable Tract =. Lan:, .Gosn 10
"RlNEkLASD." lying In TIE county " Sussex, 5 niles
from the Courthouse, and - uilr- froia Petersburg. by way
Of tic Plank Road, from which il l. distant ) miles. son.
la!ning IL, aIres, more or les
The buildings consist ~ a good DN-linr.IIouse. ki,chsns,
Cotton House, ThrashIns House. Tobacco barns. and all
Other necessary ouihou,t,. aai the land !y!ns for more
than two miles along tie Southern bank o.: >oit"way river.
Is Inf. rior To none In the country, 20 point ot facility and
situation. There are sry"Ti! good shIi fisheries aloUg the
river. which abound ai;h that .Ncr!lcn' IN. Th- orchards
are youag and very aar. composing a choice selection 81
apple and peach trees, from which fifteen or ,senty barrel,
o.! brandy Nigh; be mad annually. 4 great d. al Of tho
arabic land has ,u.; been sub.uei Ia = state ~ cultivation,
and beaS bottom land, is considered almost iucNhAGslD.e,
producing, very of:ca. fny hg.h-l, Il corn per acre.
The lots for cotton and Tobacco, aye ~ - and >-rY fertile,
and the crop Of wheat reapv! ih. Year viii. Il I, tLoGsh',
exceed fifteen hundred bushels. 1beT- !, a good deal ofr1-
celirH; timber. both Of pine aad o.s. and he range for
stock 81 all kind, Is .."rllrrt 4 farther description 4,
deemed unnecessary. AIT Is hoped th.' parsons desiring to
purchase VII! vn.it the place and examine for ihcm,clvcs.
itthe same tG!- and Place, J -hJil-rli The PLANTATIONS
lying on The Courthouse road, four Iuil.s nom stony Greek
Derot, and the same distance from The Courthouse. This
Tract cen; ain 1hs. acres. ahoEt hal: 81 which j, Ia woods
Of original sroail. Tie remainder = r4ftr n STAKE Of cult
WALTON, and !, vel siii'ei 70 TIE sr0st1 o: Corn, Cotton,
Wh-a; ard Tobacco.
The building, consist Of a Dwelling House. Kitchen.
Stables, Gc. all Of which. however. are = lEue out O. repair.
There Il u good orchard )n tie premises.
Persons desiring % purchase This fara will please cal. or
ne y, "R:verland."
Terms accommodating, aud made known on the day CT
sale. Address EOLT. I. NiBLtTT. Fxr Of
JAS. W. NlBltTT. deed.
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BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL.

TINIE Third annual sr.sinh OF tTls SCHOOL, VIII DtSIh on The
Il 9Th day Of September, and close The Goth June, l,"p.
BEAUMONT Il three miles North Of Gordonsvinc, in !
healthy region OF country, with beautiful mountain scene
~, aud accessible TO churches.
Miss PAGACp, an accomplished virginia Lady, whose
competency has been cvinccd during the past session, j. as
sociated with Inc In conducting Ibis school.
The course Of study embraces the usual English branches,
Natural Sciences, French, Latin, Piano, Gandr and Noca!
Music, Painting, Drawing, Monochromatic, Wax, Leather
and Worstrd Work aud Embroidery.
The charges for ten months vary from Sl30 10 32fb, nc
cording 10 the studies pursued.
For Circulars, giving particulars, address
JAMES l.. JONES, VI. D..
= - -.
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Y-SIDE L..
" Mills From CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ONE FRO


nVIE next session Of MS Institution viii commence On
the second "Wednesday OF October n"N'. The cNrTci-
So will lee re,uiuci ia the renewed c"il"s: ''Iiacr. y
complete apparatus, on Il large scale, " the latest aud most
aprrpyri construction. has already bceu ordered. Which.
together with a we'll selected library, will be In readings:
for u,r hy he commencement Of III. session.
DEPARTMENTS.
1. Lain and Latin Literature. and the Romance Ian
~.,,ag---.pwIS TALAYgHRo, 4 ~, Professor.
H.. Greek and treek Literature, -nd Grrnian-th".hh
:. IpysLs, \. ~, Professor.
III. Moral and intellectual Philosophy, AMI iciir'-
I~~ttrrs-StLAS TurrZS, y. D., Professor.
". History, Political Economy. and Constitutional Law
--lsUE'r !. MORRISON, Professor
Professor.
vi. Mauhematics-EtsJ. :. EwtLl, Professor; Tn"-. j.
l.. s.EAp. Adjunrt Professor.
For fur,hc. information, address,
BENZ. :. EwFLI. P~rr-'icui,
,..,. .,fson Williamsburg. VI.
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AIRS. AND MISS MINORS FEMALE

ANl ACADfMl, near tN'slrT, VIII commence us brNt
Session October l|t, l,j?. and continue Ill, July l,. l>GU.
The location l.. remarkably h.Ilthiul and eligible. aTL !,
very accessible. bcin; near The Railroad, between Richmond
and Petersburg.
The family and boarding hcl'ar;ncm: will hr unier the
charge Of Mrs. Minor. Who's, Know. charac,r. aud cNpr-
ri.ncc sr. \ sufficient, guaranty o! her fidelity and cnici-ncy.
Tie Literary Department will be under the charge 81 Miss
Ada byron Minor, aided by heE .I.!cr, aud other ccmpeien:
Instructors.
The course Of studies will embrace every branch o.
English. together with French, Latin. Music and Drawing.
Reference IL confidently made to al the former patrons
Of the school, and to al Who have any knowledge 81 is
character.
No deduction made for los e, time, cScci; in crc, Of
protrac;cI lines.
TERMS.
Board. Including washing. light. !rrL, Sc., -. .,s.ion ~
nine months ........-.-... ..-.-.-.....-.-..- ~"
inIrr. .......r .'
Music on itar!-, tgp l,.-Ous Il "'.k. an hour each 90. ~
Pian". ----....r.-...-.r. -"
hiltir .-........ ...--.......-... .-....-.-..-.. ~
Is, 81 fIsfTGin.n; 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ........ d
French aui Latin caci ~
To those who desire further par cular,. Circulars will he
sent. cni-lLG. tErsIEhFiEiD COc>rT, NA.
August 3-c!n
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KALOIlAM WA FAMILY SCHOOL,
ST AIIkTnN VA


VNnE DUTIES or THIS school WILL re RESUMED
Il o. THURSDAY, the a9ih Of september. Il Is strictly
g Family boarding School-the number of pupils being
limited 20 sir.adn, md no day SCHOLARS received. There
are sill some vacancies.
BOARD and English Tuition, for session OF nine months,
4!tU. Music aud Languages extra.
Circulars. containing further particulars, may be obtained
on application TO MRS. HANSON, or
Arg ll-cl2t MISC SliEFfEf, stanton, Va.
MOSSI CREEK ACADEMY,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
HNiIE next Annual Session Of this Academy will com
i. mence the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT,
aud close The 18Th Of June, l>Co.
The School is designed To he preparatory to the Univer-
Sly Of Virginia. All The Teachers are Graduate, Of that
Institution.
TERMS-Doarl and Tuition, initiating every thing, 4scp.
For particulars see Catalogue.
Address, Messy Greek, Virginia. 4. J. WHITE,
june Is -cilOct Principal.
AMELIA ACADEMY.
fENiE TwcTtyscT.ntlI Annual Session OF ills Institution
1erEl-, per session, exclusive Of lights, ..oU-!lvU paya-
be Oct. ls; slnp on March l.t.
For further particulars. See Catalogue.
Direct. "Lodc-c i. o., Amelia county, Va"
Vs.. II. HARRISON.
CSiyLh-irY OF NiEGISis, June a3, 49,.
We believe ii. Amelia Academy, under the management
Of Sir. W. n. ilnrrsrn. one .! the best preparatory school,
IN Virginia. GESSNEIt HARRISON.
John Is. MINOR,
JAMES J.. CABE[.L.
;. MArPfN,
Az: ;-,tl JAMES T.. IIOICOMDI.
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ASHLAND ACADEMY.

TIITT Nr'Ui'I .''-!uH ~ ~. scAo0! WI. '''"'l"nt' on w
i first Monday in ocinh"r next.
No pupil viii hc received under fourteen y-aT' II age, or
unless already well grounded IN The ruuirncnts u. ala in-
Sl-h education.
Beside. tie usual Classical aud Mathematical .tuiics, Il
cCur>. o! History will he taught, s> thorough ani "Stcu-
.ye A. The length Of the session VIII a!...'.
| will b.. ASSISTED, =, heretofore. ~ Vi. idtair> \.
Joss, OF N,''oway. = N.-tcr 81 Ar;- Il thc University 81
Virginia.
TIRMl:-For Tuition AMI Board, light, excepted .s;'.
orc.half payable In advance, AMI tie residue at thr 81 d;
81 Ire session.
For further Information, address ST. G. TUCKER.
lnlv lL--r.In Ashland uannYer Co. VI.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL ROiA

BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
BY GEssSER HARRISON, NJ. D., LII. u.
VlO OPEN SEPTEMBER FIRST next, "a niles from
Il Greenwood Depot Post Office, Albemarle county, Va
TERMS Tuition and board except light f3rten months,
t9s0-payablc one hall September lat, ana the other hali
February LIST.
Address the subscriber, until August 9th, 3. the CE!ver'
sity OF Virginia. GESSNER HARRISON.
II,. .l Lin
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THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES

TIIliE Eighteenth Annual Session begins ou the last Wednc..
Il day t,he 25th, OF September. Tie various classes in
the College, and In the Grammar School, resume their work
promptly. New Students will be examined OH Thursday,
the gy,!. JOHN u. KERf6oT, Rector, &c,
.July J;-iayG, College Of 81. James y. o.. Nil.
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JUDICIAL ui>rnICT.-,
;ioNS. c. 3. p.tHDIGON, {

..Ao:7,! - anrounce HOS. :. GilOLSoN, Esq,
SO :gr tie J~ilev.hip in the Second Judicial Circuit,
80 taSt .!,se OF ;Mc lsi dag 0: Selir;-b,r.
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4 LEN 4 y ID IL
g Q A r . N Q 6 Q n O Q L

koSCluSKO KEMl'EI,. Instructor in Ancien, Language.
VI q. CLARKE, Instructor iu Msthcma;c, anu liv.i
Engineering.
DELAWARE KEMpEE, Instructor in English Branches nnl
the Natural Sciences.
ALMERlCuS ZApP0NE, Instructor in Modern L.ahsrasts.
WILLIAM Mcleod, Instructor In Drawing.
fuNliE Tlill.TY-SlNri SESSION or THIS SCHOOL
Il formerly conducted by benjamin. lianoweD will begin
on the 18th September next and close n;sUth JL:c, l>tJ.-
The course OF Instruction is designed to prcp.re boys for
the University of Virginia, or III! "ih,. Coll"se, or TO III
them for the duties OF life.
The School Is provided with a veI% extensive Philosophi-
cal and Chemical Apparatus, ani AL eAeelleE; set Of Eng
necring Instruments.
TgEss-ror Board. and Tuition in everything eacep, Mo-
dern Language and Drawing, s9:J per session, payable
seml.annualy, in advance fucl, Gas, Pens, Ink and Pen.
ellis, 30; Modern Languages and Drawing at Prof, ,srrs'
charges.
For catalogue and further Information, address
Iulr .L-cwGN NM =. kEMrER. AlcNanlril. VI.
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DIsyILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

TIME NEXr SESSION Of THIS SCHOOL BEGINS ON
TiIE FIRST MONDAY Is sEPTEMDEE, l>:2.
EA CUlTY Y.
REV. GEORGE ". DAN PRINCIPAL, Higher Department.
Mrs. Macy VI. DAME. Music.
Miss EUGENIA {. FELLOWS, Painting, Drawing and En-
broihcry.
MRS. SARAH +. wAuII0p. Middl. Department.
MISS LUCY G. DAME, Assistant in Musical Department.
Miss r.. +. WATKINS, Juvenile Department.
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DINSnITTunN.

y s:::,. la''an,, Mr.. JOHN 9. VIM retired nom our
= 80 ne style Of which will not be changed.
q ;.sr.--..'a 70 h. Card, We can recommend him to
BEEEDEN 1 RoX.
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COW EI1S' SALE OF REAL rs;

AhtL AN ~ - - - 1hA
I y pursuance Of = decree OF 'nc Circuit Court Of Cum
Il berland county, made a. the Angus, term o; said court.
lS?, In the suit OF SpIths g%uardiau,, smith. heir, the un.
durs!gned Commissioners appointed by said decree, will ~.
fer for sale, on the premises. on TUESDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, l>jg, the TEact II Land Of which
the lat. Frederick W. smith died. seized and possessed. con
tanning, by recent survey. i.iit> acres. situated ia the
county OF Cumberland, ON the Buckingham road, II ui.e,
below farnyil-, and , miles abov. the Court house % ,ad
county. There are on sIhi land about lin acre, .: Ni!Ii.
river low gr~ounis-the river being navieAhIe T. EichGJGi
for bs;teauS-about 20 acres OF original growth vn"st OF
which Is superior plant landj ard about 80 acres q! pine
land. 4 considerable portion 81 tho open lsUd has hrrn
highly Improved and produces ~ tine crop, oi wheat, To-
bacco and corn rs any land in i!i- section OF virginia.
The iupro ycinenis are extensive ani valuable. consist
Ing Of \ large and handsome two story franz! dwelling
house with 7, rooms aud passages. a new rranafy and corn
house, tobacco houses. negro cahtns. kitchen, Ice house, A.,
In good repair. Liksw !sea blacksmith shop upon TIE pre-
misses, and a mill about one nile distant. There Is also q
choice orchard y! apples. peaches, pears, &c, near the
dwelling.
TERMS OF SAFE will he oneihird " the purchas" money IN
menis, the purchaser giving hoEGs with approved security.
and The title retained Until NC whole Y~g:ch.,c money Is
paid.
Mr. MAYO Richardson, living on the land. or Mr.. ]. W.
Price in tile immediate vicinity. will take pleasure to- show
Ing Ia. land to persons IrsiroG- O: purchasing the ,ame.
and any communication addressed 10 the undersigned al
farmyille, containing enquiries Ia reference - he land WI
br promptly answered.
The purchaser Will have the privilege Of sowing { crop Of
wheat this Fall, and full possession Will be given or The !s'
DfSJAMiN c. PETERS, Corr.
JOHN L. WILSON,
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL ofyIKci-

MA, At HOWARD" THREE MILLS wtST nf Al
EXANDHIA.
- NV, JOHN +. MCGUIRE, Rector
III JOnS 7. McGrIKE, Jr., Ancieu; Language, dnd Mi'he-
ma,ics.
JoHS ". Mitchell, English Branches, Project.
VIC. SArSpAE,, Modern Language, Drawing and PLint-
Ing.
Is. Su0rxtKCR, Mathematics and Natural sciences.
u. c.. SfnIELLSo, Ancient Languages.
=. BihrES-rES, Music.
The 18th session OF This Institution will commence IN
Wednesday the lith Of September.
TgRNS-s9jJ for board. tuition, lights, fuel, mending and
washing, payable semi.annually, In advance. Modern Ian
guagcs, Music, Drawing and Painting, atlro!css"r' charges,
EEf HRLNCE>:
The Bishops and Clergy ofthc Diocese.
The Professors Of the University Of Virgins.
For particulars see catalogues. Adir.,s "scv. John y.
Mctiuire. Howard, pcar Theological Seminary i. d., fair,ax
county, Va" July ct ist Oct.
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Dun NANANT"S -
:" q u IT EX w a q FL
DURNAVANI,s. MOUTH WASH

~
FOR THE CCRE OF ScR0FULA.
Fol, OFFENSIVE BREATH.
FOR SP0SGINfSS OF TIE GUMS.
FOR THE CURE OF sCrRVY.
FOE NERCURIAL INFLAMMATION or TIE Guns.
FOR A vITlATED STATE or THE FLUIDS % fEE MOUTH.
FOR ULCERATlOS OF TIE GUMS OF ClilLpREN.
FOR INPLANMATION OF TIE PALATE
FOR THE CURE OF THRUSH ~ CHiLDkkE
FOR SERIOUS TUMEfACTlON Or TiIk IllLa' -.
POR TIE CURE or TIE MOST OBSTINATE MD IN
yETRATE DISEASES Of TIL NoLIh'
THIS WASH should be used after each mea. II VIII prove
an excellent tonic and a.;rinsent.
Gentlemen will fad this an agreeable NOUN = : ~
,r,olinr-r.moyIny a, !, doe, tie unpleasant! door from
the mouth. .5,t wrrcb ,JIi
...mr.dly cnnyinc. ,v.ry one Of IT, extraordinary cihcacy
in curing the various ii.,s,.. for which - recommended.
Tn. Sor-u Nm II ~ nrSHrG, but i the resui' OF care,
.,,J. 49, .,t.,,ion- IL i now offered 10 n. pubic al large,
, I'll - 10, 4, vii meet the want, o. The afflicted. Pre-.
P"t {. Il. KING 4 CO., phamaceu'!s;' and Druggists,
y corner Of Hanover and Lombard ..s, BALTIMORE.
sHc To whom all orders mast be addressed.
WARS a PEAEcE, ". PsTsa>0S. July
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CHESTER MALE ACADEMY.

FINlllS INSTITUTED has been established by n company
Of gentlemen whom tie undersigned represent, aud i,
located ut Chester, IN the county Of Chesterfield, Immediate
~ On the Railroad from kichmond &" Petersburg, Ia \
healthy aud refined neighh"flp1'.
It,, second session will commence "n the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER ErNt. and continue for ~ month, without in-
t%crrupiioI, except for 4 lew dag AT Christmas.
The service. OF Mr.. lanes VI. Moon. Who j. = graduate
Of the univrr-!'y OF Virginia, and WHO conducted the school
during il, fist session with very great saii-fac'ion Ia lis
patrons, have been again secured, and Il i Intended 10 he
a first cla,, school Of preparation .o5 he University, or for
u,cfG! and scientific Iur-uits.
Board eau he hal at The place cr with pleasant families
Ia the MyighLcrloui al the rate % tihl iO: The session,
including lights ai,i wa.'ing.
Tuition IN kn;lis. I,ganchcs. 800. .........-.....iD
" Latin, Grces aid frcich Zach %. ..-..-.. Q. 10
Fee payable half yearly In advance; and for further in.
formation address either o! the unirr,i :ncd through the
Chester Pot Office. \. II. wv
HENRY A. WINFREr,
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NANrED-1 SITUATION As TEAcIER.-A South.

ANTED-A SITUATION AS TEACHER South
~ .rhi..;naa. compe,en, 10 teach Latin, Mathema-
= "'Ls branches Of a good English education, with
''i'' eIps'.ence, desires an engagement. Best
gwen a. 70 requisite qualifications, successful
A.. Any couiHr nicativn addressed to ~. Y.
- smyrna, Delaware, will meet with prompt, at
Aug ll-cw2t-
|N''aIiON WASTED.-By n gentleman who
considerable experience In tcachiD; and been
~ "A 'caGeiny Tor several years. He has taken
80! lectures at the University Of Virginia, gra-
e-' .. .e schools. aud been distinguished In the
mas Nil he given as TO qualifications, &c.
"a I. e, Hampton, Va.
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FnEDERICK,s HALL FEMALE

Y,llE second Session Of this School, which Is located with.
i In half a mile OF Fredrrick's Hall Depot. Virginia Cen
trail Rail Road, will commence on the IL % nc.; S"I.'cG-
her, and close on the 1t Of July following.
TEEN- prg SESSION cT TES MoSIHs:
Board and Tuition IN all the English branches for
ten month. ............. ......... fl3p ~
Hu,ic on the Piano, with use Of instrument ...-.... 81 ri
French Language. 10 Oh
Drawing and Pain,ing, eacl,. ................ ~ N
Ind, Ink and Craynn, each. M
Embroidery = ~
An accomplished and experienced teacher will have
charge OF this School.
My address, !, Frederick. Hall. Louisa county, Va.
July i.-c:I',lS-r NATHANIEL ". uAiiI.IS.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
NIX. LEFEBVRES SCHOOL,
GRACE STREET. TIVE lST AND FOCSHEE.
VA

GRACE sTREEr. nETWEkS ISL AND fotsHEE,
RICHMOND, VA.
HNHE next Session Of our Schoolbecins on the lst dsy Of
isGo.
Our long experience in teaching, and the very liberal pa
tronage We have received for sU many years, have both en-.
ablcd and encouraged Us TO make important Improvements
in our Institution.
Acoutse OF Literature, comprising English, French. Ger
man, Italian and Spanish CLASHES (he four last through the
medium OF the frendn has hren successfully tried during
the last session. and wilt, Continued and enlarged In the
next.
We have eng .ci Mr.. Edward c. Howard to take charge
OF the English par; Of this course, ss well as the Rhetoric,
Mir. II. is a gentleman OF the highest quslihcations-snd We
feel conhden, that his services will be duly appreciated
We would earnestly RECOMMENDS our Literature class TO
graduating pupils.
The new house which We have erected will greatly add to
the convenience as well a. 10 the comfort Of The soung La,
! occupy one room, cxccp, in cases when three would desire
70 occupy the ,aihc thhfihr'.
HUBERT T.. LErEEvEE, A.. VI. Principal.
Natural Philosophy, Literature, Moral,
and Mental Philosophy, French.
WILLIAM &. WILLIAMS, 4. b., Vice Principal,
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry,
History, Latin.
EDWARD c. HOWARD, Literature, Rhetoric, Bellies Icttres
Reading.
MRS. GRACE BENNETT. English Branches.
MISS MARY c. GORDON, English branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT, English Branches.
MADAME L. v. D~LANCHETT, French Govern.s,.
SENoRC AKLos.CARDoEyE e MERA. spanish and Italian.
MADAME MARIE ESrNAN, Vocal Music.
SIGNORINA ANT0NlETTA ERBA, Vocal Music.
~sIGN0RINA MARIETTA EGDA, Piano.
JOHN A. CALYO, Drawing and Painting
WILLIAM y. GRABAC, Piano, Organ, Sacred Music.
Z. ". TIllloW. Piano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
y. ERICSSON, Guitar.
TERMS
, For roarl ...... t.OO 10
For Wal;u- - ~
For Light. 10 10
For fuc! 10 M
For English Tuition 10 ID
For Modern Languages, each 49,. 49,. -. ~ W
For French, when studied exclusively of the Eng
For Latin .......... - W
For Literature . 20 10
FOR Music on Piano, Guitar, Organ ar Staging, Tor
one lesson ,of an hour 4 week ........... ...... 10 %
For two lessons ,"f AN hour u week.. go ~ ca
For three lessons lof an hour a week ........ l2U 10
For four lessons (Of an hour u week ........... LOO 90
For Sacred Music In class ; on
For the Use OF Piano ... 10 %
For Drawing, from Models. 80. ......... 20 ~
For Drawing, from Nature ...... 80 %
For Painting In Water Color.. A. ~
For o.! Painting. ..... ~ W
Primary Department, FOR children under II yeags Of
90 No extra charges.
All letters TO be addressed 20 lICEEfT 7. LEFEBERE,
Richmond, Va. July e3-ckdtf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
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