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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ALBEMAKLE FEMALn INsTirUTE,

| I1IHE next session begins September ooh, aud closes last
Il Of June i"lloSing. Tie ideas and methods which rule
instruction, examinations and comforting degrees are those
Of the University Of Virginia. OF which lnsitctioa the prin.
cipal aud the gentlemen associated With hin are Master, OF
Arts.
OFFICERS y EACnERS
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
JOINS HART, N. A., Observation-Disclosures, Moral Phil'
osophy, Literature.
wv. ". BsoNArGH, NJ. A.-Anclent Languages, English
and Composition, History.
WV. z. LOTHIAN, NJ. A.-Modern Languages, Natural
Sciences.
Miss coRSglIA A.. CsAxz.-Assls,snt In Languages and
Mathematics.
psxpARA1oRY pRrss1NEx1.-Mrs Eliiy Grub, Miss Cor.
nclia A. Crank.
ORNAxISrAL DgrAR1xgSr.-Mrs. Emily Grub.
MUSICAL psPAHrNgST.-Mr. Vincent Czurda.
BoARDlyG DrpAKrNEST.-Mr. Geo. W. Garrett aud lady.
EyPgSsKs.-The expense for board, and as full course Of
colleriai. study as most girls can undertake, Is $2ii for the
entire session; less than the cost at our best male schools,
where the same grade Of scholarship Is found In the teach.
es. Music, Painting, &c, 1T about usual prices.
NorH-The Alhenarle Female Institute was established,
and Is controlled by Bsptists, the Principal and most OF the
/ teachers being members Of that denomination. Yet no In.
! territorial seciarian influence has been, or viii. be eNer;ed
over the students. For further Information, address the
Principal a: Charlottesville.
20 " Whig," " Examiner" Dispatch" National
Intenigrncer. and charleston Mercury, copy.
Jniv y-r,yt Sept 20
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ANIED.A gentleman who has been educated at
= Earnestly 0. Virgil Ia, and who can produce sa-
7! -F-eace OF ais ability 10 teach thoroughly the
.t> 'ni French languages and Mathematics
aAi som. experience would be greatly pre-
~? 20 d. 5. FAERAk,
."-: Al Palmyra, Va.
graduate Wishing to obtain a situation
si-Aet-r. IN a private family OF Academy, feels
,'cpei-a; to !u,rruc; in the following branches
g -'sa' "'eeS and Mathematics. tor further infor.
.2l:sa G. T.. L..
s Panola, Caroline, Va.
s'ro'a2snda'icas mos, cheerfuIly given.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
S.. g r OOkE,S
Il AND "a SCHOOL FOR

YOTEG la DE
La the City OF Richmond.
TINiE SESSION ~ THIS SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE
l. on the first day al oc:Ubcf, l-:H, and .Li Oh the Il. Il
day Of July, ls5o.
All the hranch.- 81 Female Education will be taught,
inducing the Modem Languages, Latin, Music and Draw.
ins-in all OF Which Department, competen, Assistants
have been employed. Particular attention will be paid 20
Tie manners u the y01ng ladies. and every effort will be
made to give thcrn the hest moral ALL intellectual culture.
IknNs-on--Ealf payahiela ,!SInc,-ihe balanc: OF the
LON February. l-;'.
Washing. ri
Lights. -. .. - &
fnglish Tuition, higher branches. ... 800. 10
Modern Languages, acE........ ~
49, -. 80. 90
Mu'ic. Professors fees,J use Of Instrument. -. q
REFERENCES.
john Randolph Tucker, Richmond, Va.
Dr. d.. II. Tucker, Richmond, Va.
II. GEORGE Tucker, Ashland, Va.
. Hon. X. ". 7. Hunter, Loyds, Essex county, Va.
Hon. James VI. Mason, Winchester, Va.
Rev. l. V. Moore, d. d., Richmond, Va.
l.ieh, Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandria, Va.
Rev. Charles II. Read, Richmond, Va.
Hon. Henry 4. Wise, Richmond, Va.
Judge II. II. Marshall, Charlotte Court House, Va.
Rev. Jane. Il. Graham, Winchester, Va.
Rev. Pey,on Harrison, Gainesville, W..
DIR. G-s,n-r Harrison, University 0! Virginia.
DR.. James l.. Cabrll, University o. Virginia.
DIR. Il. II. Cabell, I.ichinond, Va.
Mr.. Il. I. Daniel, Richmond, Va.
Grneral \. A. Chapman, tg!ua. Va.
Mr.. Allan 7. Cnprrt0n. Union. Va.
Mr.. Oliver Eieric, Union. Va.
Mr.. John Ecliols, U:iOn. Va.
For further Information, address
July 11-ctll0rt ri,bmopJ vIryipiu
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CLASSICAL, MATHEW TlCAL AND
MILITARY

TUE undersigned, having entered into paHnersnIP; LOT
taught Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics, MiIi-
tary and all the usual English branches, have the pressure
OF announcing In their !ri-nIs and the pubhc, 'hat iheJ
will open on the first MONDAY in September.
The easy access 10 Danyille, from all quarters 'ose.he.
wish the intelligence and morality OF is citizens, fenurrs !,
at once n favori'e resort for young gentlemen desirous OF
studying. Its the intention OF the Principals 10 nav 'heir
Young men constantly under their own charge, thereby rem
dcrink assistance In, as we'll as out OF school: o>..
All communications addressed to J. slMPklNs JONES,
Hampton, Va, or 4. c. EpM0SDS, Piedmont Faaquirr
county, Va, until the LAST Of August, ate. that une 10 'e
Principals In DaIvillc, will receive prompt attention
( c. EDMONDS, v. NJ. l., PRINCIPALS.
J. sIMPKINS JONE, A. b.
RErIEExcEs ~. Il. Cary, A. ~, aA joseph sega,
Hampton, Va: Faculty Of Y. 81. l.; ". H. Fowls and =. L
Smith, Alexandria, Va
DanvIle paper copy twice . week.
July e6-ctls.Sep,.
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MEDlCAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

HyIE next Annual Course Of Lectures will commence on
the first Monday in October, aud continue until the lst
Of March.
Gu. BELL GIBsoS, NJ. D.. Professor of Surgery.
DAVID II. Tucker, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Practice
Of Medicine.
BxvgRlY II. wHLITonp, NJ. D., Professor of M.;eria Nedi-
Gu and Therapeutics.
A. r. PE1IcoLAs, NJ. D.. Professor OF Anatomy.
1. 5. JONES, VI. D., Professor Of Institutes OF Medicine.
JAMES n. CONWAY, NJ. d., Professor Of Obstetrics, &C.
J,ygs d. McCAw, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
MARION How ARD, N. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Students will enjoy every facility for the acquisition OF a
connl.t. medical education. The advantages Of Richmond
In his respect have been fully tested by an experience OF
twenty wears. The supply Of material for PRACTICAL ANA
Iouy Is ample, and u, q very trifing cost.
CIIsIc a. lssrxrcri0S Il given In the Inhrmary connected
viii ,b, College. and under the anne roof with the Lecture
room This Infrmary, which is also the Marine Hospital
for IN port Of Richmond, Ii ut all times well Filled with
medical and surgical cases, aud numerous SURGICAL OPEEA
Hons are performed In presence OF the class. students also
enjoy the clinical facilities Afforded 10y the Richmond Aims
house.
Thomas ID WLRRrS, Of North Carolina, will be awarded foi
the 6e,t Essay which may be presented BY any member o
the graduating class. a..
fEIs.-To Zach Professor.
Demonstration Of Anatomy -.--.---...- -. ~
Naturalization.
Board may be obtained In Richmond, at prices ranging
from Is 50 TO IS per week.
Por further information, apply to v,,
July Edkesm Dean OF the Faculty, Richmond Va.
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.iONS, c. 3. PNRDIG0N, oi re OF i,c college,
VI Lsci,l--Srand, Paris. snd Bach Here's Lsur,s. teach.
-. f,eaca Language and L!:erature-sso. L. .in. Greek
=. E.:.maac-. Eccouding 10 aay Programme !Ds rNaLii.
"a. Universities.
Vs., g4S1ijpN has acquired, In the iini,, Of lis intel
.a. z.a5,. Thorough Paris scholarship. lie was there
TX I.Lic:.Urs Of a GaI!g political aud literary pa.
IL ~, elected u member ii 'tc Committee o. the
,.-, .--,. saG President y: Il lsai' ~: t.uh o! Students.
10. ;fAart 30 elccutiUn by a careful attendance Ia
s.ri AL SAl, Marc, u'raEi!u Lectures, ut the Col.
-, France and %Sorboune; nUi1it'> Spcechc, at the
la.is tcs Deputies. ~Ber.ycrs Plea iipgs at the Pa!ais-
.-,.ce. &c. lie i not les acquainted with the Ancicn'
f.. ASIA French Literature than wI.h the Modern one
81 Ea-y VI TIE lis!ay au,l.of, t- enjoyed friendly
a.a.
..9ai Pos, oaice, bon tj5, aai at lr. Pa!iaer's. Main
--' c,fa-: g; u,n.
.,.lt>.Es-G0y. Henry \. Wise, JGig. ". w. Crunp:
. Mae, /. u. Aylcit, Attorney ~ Law; j. l.. Tucker,
g. --s! GENERAL. Col. Rutherford: U. Jennings Wise, A.
-! a; LA pr. Tucker, Col u. W. Munfo:i.
"a !.-tst
La B0MBARIE, u French Teacher, Who has
4. III several years experience In teaching, wishes
-.:..' 49, engagement for the ensuing Fall with one
REFERENCES:
--'-s.a;.colone II. Graham, C.s. Army, Chicago: W.
N-E's':!, President OF Galena and Chicago Union l;aii'
.-y. K. u. GARRISON, d. d., JAS. Gran; Wilson, Khi.
: ta.caro Record" John l.. Pey:on, ESQ. staunton,
- t. Pax, President Racine College, Wis; John :.
ai Ca.cAso.
tin
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PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMY.

VNHE next session Of this inst'intIon VIII open on TIE oh
i day OF September, and close oil tie 2i;I, u June.
Board and Tuition in English branches ...,........sl@
Music on n. Plano. -,
Music Oil lie M.lod-on, 20
La,in. -
Greek ...... ................. -. ........ :. 20
French 10
Drawing and Pli...... each. ... 10
Embroidery 1890. -
No extra charges. No abatement made except In case
0. proirac'ed sickness. a conveyance will be at Gotham
Drpo, on every day until the 10Th. Students coming In
after that time must notify me, to he met. a catalogue
and circular will lie forwarded TO those who request It,
Address tue a: stony Poiat, Albcinarlc county, Va.
July .-cwGw JAMES ". G0SS.
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ANItD a situation as TEACHER, in IN Academy
" Z; sfTaie Family, by a College Graduate, who has
'~-.cstable experience Ia teaching. Can instruct in
-, sin, G'ss., Mathematics, and French. Address
+-a.'AaFy) E. c. NEAL,
AtSis-' lIarrisonburg. Virginia,
aNTED.-A Lady Of much experience In Teach
" ls'sass a situation in some school or private family.
Preferred. she car teach Music, French, Drawing
!i-Ans, Ia Water and oil Colors. Also, Grecian,
/" aaa Antique, Monochromatic, &c, together With
&..sh Branches.
+'-e-e., gwen /: required.
- 'VoRHEEs, Fredericksburg, Va.
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:. ,s.,.lh WASTED.-I wish 70 employ, for
y ..ass~ year. d lady 10 teach my children aud live
:kst y she must be able to teach French, English
- SCI 'y tsW. WAT ii. TYLER, Jr., NJ. d.
Hague 7. o., Va.
" ..a,.,tu.cA young man qualified TO teach Latin,
90 .:,e.sayy ureek. aud the ordinary branches Of an
= por"on' desires . situation ~ teacher. Address,
aaO. IL, Va. Aug ll-cSw
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HW O d III q l.,
DIN wv
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT, ALBEyiRLE Cor:TY, VI

Al GREENWOOD DEPOT, ALBEsARLE C"r'If, VI.
WIN. DINwIDDIE. MA. Principal,
JOHN L. DlNwlDDiE, Ir.,rr,.-.
JOHN MURRAY, ". A.,
JAMES VI. GAKNETT, MA,
VNiIE object Of this School i, to prepare young men fortl
i uniycr-ity Of Virginia, or for any college. All the 10
,;ruc;or. a. graduates Of the University, three of then
with the degree Of ". A., and the fourth L graduate ia t'
school, Of Latin, Greek, frrncb.G German, Spanish, and No
raj Philosophy, AMI also an experienced teacher.
The Principal has had ten years experience in teaching
three in the successful conduct, OF hi, present school. and
three ~ Assistant Instructor in the University nihr schools
u Mathematics ani Ancient Languages.
The lth session commences on the l-t S"p'etlhe. next
and cIu,cs In the Last week nf ia. following June.
Terms. exclusive Of lights and towels, t-cJ per ,e''ion OF
ten months. payable 10 on ;ic lt scpieinoet, aii sI.'
or the lst February.
For catalogues, stating details, apply to :he Principal nj
InIy &c. iu:I Sep, WV. brXwIDDlE, NJ. \.
Y-SIDE pol.
TwO MILLS fl:ON CHARLOTTESVILLE AHD oNE fHoN
TIE UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA..
f:1IE second Session 81 my School will open on :le hrs'
Il Monday ~ September. and close the last 81 June. iht
.uhject. y. study may be- embraced under the following
heads:
l. English Language and Literature.
:. Auci-n, Language and Literature.
.. French Language AMI Literature.
s. Mathematics.
>. Natural Science.
Il. Mental and Moral Science.
Monthly Circulars, giving "A coTrcc: exhibit q! each Ni
dents scholarship ami department, vii ' -'h' L" rsreI''
and guardians.
Tie fees for tuition. board. SC, ~tSa.hine %eXcep;r!,l pei
term OF five nIoatl,, are sll', 10 lee paid purc'uai'y "a n1
vance.
70 For further inquiry, address
MILAN CARROLL, 4. NJ.
I,ty it-ram Charlottesville, Va.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CORNER OF FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREErS-LINDE

NN't
RICHM . N D, A.
1--WE TENTH SESSION Or THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
L commence on the Hrst Monday In October, 1859. and
r!n-- GA "a" last day Of June, l>Gn.
Every c:ori will be made 20 maintain the high reputation
and sE.E.T CHARACTER Of the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring The Modern Ian
guages are surpassed by those o! no school In the Union.
Two French ladies, reared and educated In Paris, reside in
the family OF the Principal; aud II Ia made their especial
duty to speak French. hsbltually, with the young ladies
boarding In the house.
The best masters Of music are employed, and great at
tention Is paid TO this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
D. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, Principal
THOS. L. DUDLEY, JR., A. ", OF the University "f Va.
MILE 8. vASSAS, French DB artment.
MISS n. 7. MAYO,
G. PERS1Co. Italian, Spanish, Drawing AMI Painting.
Dh. BCCHLER, German.
y. SEIBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE L. LACY, Vocal Music.
II. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
J. ". REEVE, Penmanship.
This institution Is well known 10 the Bishops ard clergy
Of the Episcopal Church in Virginia, 10 whom reference is
made, as TO the facu,ti-, of the Virginia Military Institute.
and William aud Mary College, 10 Professors Bledsoe and
Smith Of the University OF Virginia, TO L. VI. Coleman o!
Hanover Academy, to Saml SclIooler OF Edge Hill Acade-
my, TO the Rev. Chas. II. Read, and Rev. ID. 5. DoGSei,,
Richmond, Va, and 10 The patrons Of the school,
For catalogue giving terms, course OF studies, DC, &c,
with full list OF pairon-, TO which especial reference Ii made.
Address d. LEE POWELL Principal s. ). l.,
July g-dSc2m Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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une-half payable on the lst day OF October, 1859, and the
remainder on the 18th OF February, lS60. A strict compli.
ance with this requirement mus, be insisted upon.
Deduction will be made from these charges, IN cases OF
: proiracicd sickness.
Moi,-y should also be deposited 20 iaret the contingent
expenses OF a bOarder.
BOariers will always accompany The Principal To the
; Presbyterian Church on the sabbath, unless Otherwise d.
rec;et by the parent or guardian, in which case all proper
facilities will be afforded, to enable :hem 20 attend the
churches preferred.
DR.. Hoge will take pleasure In answering any letters OF
Inquiry With regard 10 the School.
All business letters should be addressed 10
Jnlv Am An Dl'pI-Y. Richmond. Va.
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4 lpCNG Gen:lemsn educated at the Cniversiiy Of
Il ';aa.A, ~!:h some experience Ia ~;ea.hlng, wishes a
.---- a. a.eachrr.
.-=-a.g,,!oas addressed TO J. g. ", GorIonsy.llr, lor-
- s-a:y, Virginia. will receiv. prompt attention.
@-ftss>tls Professors Harrison, McGudey, Bl-dsoe,
81! NaGr!a Of The University .. Virginia.
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TEACHER.

ftNILENAN desires i situation as private Tutor,
y FiaepiI or Assistant. lie is i graduate Of one OF
s-'-.c-i '=aeher e the ancien; and modern Languages,
'. y PEAKS 'hs higher English branches. Sc, &c. Can
s.t :e:iiiaon!as and references. Address Rev. +.
.&stsoLE, ioaker,, wes,chester county, New YORK.
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NITIATInX a. IE

NttATION As TEACHER.-A young lady
n HAk- an engagement Tor the coming year ~
=. k-...a and Mathematics, either 10 the Primary
so some Institution or in a private family
20 mas snd references furnished If desired.
. N.i Merrill, Hampton, Va, stating salary.
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uIGGINBOTHIN 1ClnEUY

HNHlS institution Is located In the immediate vicinity Of
Amherst Court House, and will be under the superin.
tendencc Of Mrs. VI. J. wISS and Mr.. wv. L. TkgEl, Us
Principals.
Mr.. TERRY, who was educated ut the University Of Viz.
ginia, will have entire control Of IN. male department, in
the higher studies.
Mrs. PRATT, an accomplished lady and successful. teacher,
will devote her attention to the female department.
Mrs. WISH will instruc; in music, and have charge uf the
boarding department.
The Trustees have great confidence In the scyera! teach
ers-they have all had experience: their requirements are
Of u high order, and they have heretofore commanded the
approval and patronage Of q discriminating public.
The location Of this Institution, the social and religious
al qualifications. Of the teachers, combine to recommend II
to the public. SAMUEL W.. GARLAND.
WI. ". THOMPSON,
LEO. DANIEL, JK, Trustee.
RO. VI. BROWN,
WM. T.. COLEMAN,
The uexi session Of this School will commence on the fret
Monday In September next. The scholastic year will he
divided Into two sessions Of Ave months each.
Terms per session Of Ave months-one-half payable n
The beginning, and the remainder at the close Of each ss-
sion:
Primary English. ............. ......."...al? "a
Advanced English 10 "
Music. 20 w
Board, ipcladlnc every thing except washing ..... 20 ~
RgrEIENcga-Dr. Gessner Harrison, Albemsrle; Hon.
Pau!us Powell, L. 81. George Amber, lr. VIVA. 5. Claiborne,
Col. John II. Davis. and Gen. 7. W. billiard. Amherst; Col.
}. II. Paxton, Rockbridyc: DR.. W. A.. lIorsely, Nelson: Ira
Garrett, .Aibcmarlc; Cha,. VI. ~Blackford, and John Robin
Mcdaniel. LynchburS wn. Terry, wythcvllc.
July 2G-swl0d WM. ROBIN TERRY.
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Minister'S daughters will he received az 4 reuue''on VI
one fourth, on all the above charges.
~ No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and sra
tioI.ry nj their swn expense. In case OF prolracted seA'
ness. u deduction will be made for absence.
1t will be noticed that the rKicE OF BOARD MAS BEEN hs-
DrcEp from szJv To $lGp. No change is contemplated IN It's
quality. With our ample accommodations II WAS thought
the reduction could be Afforded, and hat i, ought, there
fore, TO bc made.
Boa ders are regarded as members Of the Presidents
family. Money to meet their incidental expenses should be
deposited with him, and all letters for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, |: possible, on the riHsr par Of
the session.
~ For catalogues, circulars. Or further Information,
address, CHARLES II. WINSTON,
Presiden, Of the Richmond Female II situtc,
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IMITATION W1NTED.-A young gentleman,

go st-E.
WANTED.-A young gentleman.
f5''D teach Latin, Greek, Mathematics aiid the
Teach, desires Il situation 10 teach, for the en-
'ouas lady, compe,en, to Impair, instruction in
-'lSh and Music.
a. JOAN b. CARY, A.. NJ, Principal, Hampton
! a.! hainP.oa, VI.
u; eoPy. July 2s-ctf
NryArIoN WAN TED, K teacher in a p7l.
So :! ~ as an assistant In a school, by enc who
L,'9 COURSES Of Lectures at the University Of
.'r-!' himself competent TO instruct in the Toll
~ shsh-h, French, Latin, Spanish, Ms'he'
- vN..'s'' IL. t."
h., sep warrenton, Va.
SITUATION As TUTOR, in u family
: ,5 ~.. -h'he country, Is desred by n gentleman who
'''e'abis experience In teaching. lie is quail.
'e G,ua! English Branches, Mathematics and
~ can give the bes, references. Address "a.
HI LyaeADura, Va. July s9-ctf
Nv situation NJ the south - teacher In
g.a. &. sol or private family, by n young man, IN
~ NeS England College. who has had experience
-, ce t!a,'ies, Mathematics and Higher English
a... n''l references given. For terms address
Soi So, haveIhili, Mass. July S~o-cdtwGi'
A.Iu.s situation as Teacher ~ a young gen.
n, wac has attended lectures at the University
r, -. sac who teaches Latin, Greek, French, Mathr-
tH.;.. Ias4'a branches. References exchanged, /
IT, Adde'S Teacher"
4r,>-a Jearess' Store, No,;oway County, Va.
Nv r,.ID.-A situation as Teacher In a school or
u ~t,,s.e .suily, by a college graduate, who has had
"a. ,:s':as salary, E.. c. NEAL.
Harri-Onburg, Va.
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NUANO.-No. ! Peruvian Gusno. landing TIL. day. 70
u sale BY l.. 4 Y, y
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NOTICE.

fttNG MAN, a Virginiau by birth and education, be.
Il 2: a. \. b. graduate Of William and Mary College,
= g.. las lad three years successful experience in teac,
= zee ,a= best schools In Charles City county, Virginia.
=, . procure a situation As TkAcuEa, In n good school.
4s ,aai!y much preferred. Would also rather go
- Satisfactory testimonials Us TO qualifications, moral
a. '--...as character will he given. Address,
b. II. j., Barhamsvilie, T. O.,
-, s-c,f S.w k.nt county 4,
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ELY- NJ ID lOGE IL b -

q w tHTrH CH-FEts.
All letters 10 be addressed 20 lICEERT 2. LEFEBNRE,
Richmond Va. July 25-cSdtf.
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MANOVEH ACADEMY, "a.

VNlIE neat session VI this School will commence on The j.
j dsy of October, lsj9, and terminate on tLc ..th day d"
July, isG0.
T~fl:MS-:?J' per session. exclusive a. lights: Si.i To m
r,id on The I., VI uc;ULcE-tlr remainder Gu ;ht =; 81
March.
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TNlIE SIKH Session will begin October I'd, lsj9, and end
i the last OF June. 1850
CHARLES II. WINSTON, A. W, succeeds Rev. II. MANLY, Jr.
as President. Under his administration some important
| changes will be made, but the grand objects for which the
| Institute WAS founded, and which now for five years II has
80 successfully carried out, will ever BE- kept in view.
These are as follows:
/. To teach ererything tina. should form i par, Of ayonn:
lady's most liberal education.
2. To afford instruction suited 30 erery stage OF progress,
from the FIRST elements to the highest point, in each branch,
to which II may be desirable or possible for the pupil! 10
proceed.
3. To teach whatever is laugh, HoTo"gA|y aEd rel.
FACILITY
UARLES II. WINSTON, 4. NJ, (Eaiv. OF Va President;
and Prof. Of Moral Science and English Literature.
Rev. J. L. rRROW ID. d., Evidences OF Christianity.
JANE LEIGH JONES, \. NJ, (Univ. OF Val Ma'h'ras'
! ties and Languages.
Il. A. VI. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof 7. EMION, (of Paris French.
y. II. CLAPP, Principal OF Musical Department.
o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
---,D Drawing, Painting, &C.
JOHN ". REEVE, ~Penmanship.
Miss :. r. ROYAL and Miss y. ;. VALENTINE Will continue
TO teach the English Branches In the Collegiate, aud Miss
| JANE S. SrASARp, Mrs. ASS r. MALLORY, and Miss MARY &.
| LA1nRoP, In the Preparatory Department. Some assistants
will be appointed hereafter.
The presiden, will hear the recitation Of al TIE cldasss
at regular intervals, giving special attention 20 The frii'nry
pupils.
TERMS:
per session Of nine months, half payable In advance, DC