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800 HE,y,RD

ls
II - !G"n' ih- Subscribers, on Thursday night,
L. .v Va ~ Instant. ioa- Likely Negro Men, named wy
~ BOB and SAM
+ - .t ~. purchased Of H. : Rohar,!. tt North Caro-.
80 '!'reh. ah"u, II wears ot age: ;ire feet ten
<o o. 't' h!-',, likely; comprXipa very dark, and
~ r. A.i sa-y when spoken to.
T''pi - years OF age; five feet eight or nine
=. ~ "l' purchased VI George II. Pace Of Rich
S-. ;''h Of March. and was purchased by Mr. Pace
-. 81 Gloucester county. lie is very likely
''. .. % !atS conrlexiOn and la, scar from \
81 ''ri seven inches high; was purchased Of =
IS - h.h: and Queen county, the Isl Of April;
l. - !'''>; 'rry "lack and stout; when he len he
T. '-'i "i' hi' face, caused from b" no; quite
r. ~ ~" !-e' seven cGlr, inches high; of dark
sf- ',,4' H,'d yell made; was purchased Of Henry
|..:.f, ~ l.. u Piggc. of James City county, on
= - some few whip marks on his back.
F!fI 7iii Ic pad tnc apprehension and
T" I'd. ''h! i'tyrocs to rs in Richmond Va; "r 400
%. '.' delivery security III some JAIL 50
.y m negroes be taken in Ric'nond or lIrnrico
ltr ,ai 3. psii :or each JONES 4 Slater
lI,r.% apfil IL. lS9-dltcw'f
- ..-i'vering's Crushed Pow .:-r.,i aud Grnpu
III. SsssaEs :or sale by
DtNESponr
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IaNn FOR SALE.

"ISHINE 10 90 Ia ihe Nt-I oDeI IVr s"e ut ILL.,.
w Land which reside, lying in tue county I rr W
Edward Fat Creek, ~ mile. from Prospect brpv' %
the South.ide railroad from llsnPdrn sidney Ioess,
and ~ from rarmvill containing ~ acres TINS Lana
growth Of all Tn. crops usually made in THIS section OF
country and Is one Of the best improved places IN me
country The buildings all new, hirns Deen e,ec.en
In the last or ycar. the best mat-ral, ana Gnirf my
own ryc-and con-i., Of a HANDSOME DWELLING WIN
nine rooms conveniently arranged; large htchtn WIN
two room. Ice house. CIrragehonse, large enough ior
.bree carriages Snokrhouse. siahe. Tohaccobarns TWO
Of which are framed aud very large, and built in the last
three years. and every necessary house on iain n
i large proportion Of wood land both ot original grown
and pine There /. every kind Of fru, OF the choicest va
eiirs such apples. peaches pears plans eher'ys nee
tarncs apricots and great variety OF grapes III, II
one Of the most beautiful and desirable residences IN he
state and wishing those derous Of purchasing 10 view LOT
themselves shall give further description a,
u l. ~ -. JAMES C0BBS.
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NOTICE.
10 AL INTERNAL IMPEpN ENtNr COMPANIES II
MLIILu LIE SAT-. L Nnl lNrEkESrEp.

lu A., INTERNAL lNPlbN ENt.NT tOMPANltS IN
WHICH THE STATE l. NOT INTERESTED.
AWa,rg-tedby the Boar! Of rub, Works TO call ths
| '-a'1a Il al Internal improvements, In which ~,
S,,- 10; interested Tie o!o~.,. provisions "I The
Ctr v.-cnia chap. o. -. 81
T., Pf,sitsn and Directors o; every company incor
-.4:-! MAKE work Of in-rnal Improvement 10 the
~, when hrre is subscription BY the BOARD Of
s Works. hall make the flowing report tp thc Hoard
tle end of yeas !ru!. he completion ot such
- ,t-p"=; showing the condition OF tho work the whole
.-lssi 4 capital expended in it, construction, with IA"
-.l head, Of expenditure. hc amount OF tolls received
-. .th preceding year, the annual expenses OF the
;b,a,ss, and 'h nett profits or loss which report
M mpan-lby plat map OF the w"ik, and at :hc
'eyry year thereafter, ur;h"r report showing the
.i.,a iil. work. the and kinds ofcNpendtur-s
.-.'- and the nett profit OF sIch year Whc-c par
f,In shall have been rcScribed by the ROar'l OF
N1sSs and r,sde known 20 the company, the report
81. - IN ha: form In o! '..ur- 20 make any such
70. sky days the company shall forfeit ,hou-ani
~, unless good cause hc shown for such failure.
subsequent act, passed March T. iej6 III. reports
s:trcd TO be Ia IN. possession Of thc Board OF Public
-. er the 18th day OF october, In each year
i-srs prescribed by the 10 Lrl hc lad upon sp-
aa.- a, their office, in the city Of Hichmona.
THOMAS n DEWITT.
',, Gi-..gtlst0c, SCc'y Board Of Public Work.
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VT. LAUREL ACADEMY,
IN

PIKE Pow sRS Principal -. Assistant.
OCATl0N-Five miles from Glover Depot oil the Rich
mond and DanviIe Railroad, remarkably healthy. re
mote from temptations TO vice and convenient to churches
SUBJECTS TArGur-Ancent Languages, Modern Ian
suages Mathematics Physical Science History and "eog
raphy.
TErus-Doard and tuition, ten months fs'O. payable
half In advance Lights extra Pupils cohSeyed from lh'
address the subscriber Saunon, till 9th August, ant
afterwards. at Mt Laurel Halifax county, va APPLY early
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.
MSTRIfnTORS

I0lIN b. CARY, \. NJ, r.iScir,l, Ancient Languages
81 and Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, JK, A. W. rniyer.iiy Of Virginia,
Ancient Language, spanish AMI Italian.
WILLIAM T. CUTsIIAw, Virginia Military Institute,
Mathematics, Tactics and English.
EDWARD IlAEDlCk, Music, French and German
Miss T.. a. GLEN ELAND. Female Department.
The Exercise, OF this School begin the Fret Monday
in October. und continue months. Board shs extra
and Tuition in Ancient Language, Mathematics &C. s.u,
per session Modern Language zach .!r and Music So,
extra.
For Catalogues. further Information address the Pin
cipal, lIanp,oA Virginia. Aug s-c2m
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RIrIi,IO>O C0iLI;1;E.

TENHE NEXT SESSION WILL Begin OCTOBER FIRST
L AND CLOSE July FIKSr. Thc Faculty consists Of
REV. ROBERT ErLANp, A. NJ, President and Professor
of Moral Science.
LkwiS TURNER. y. VI. Professor .: Mathematics znd
ASTRONOMY.
GEORGE L. pNENrY. \. NJ. Pr't...c; %, Latin Ian
;.y:::r AMI Li:cratur".
g. AUKI%s A. VI. ,,uls;u,c for rrci "1PSs Professor
81 Greek Languages and Literature.
WILLIAM G. SrEANGE, \. L., Professor "t Chemistry
anl Na,r-' Philosophy.
WILLIAM STAuGhT0N CHASE, \. II. Professor Of
Mo!,m lt'rnI=cs and Literature.
\. II. SL0CohB, A. NJ, Tutor -: The Academic Depart
m.n;.
Nj. wv 1. LINDSAY and NJ. \. yE"cg 10th sGiliu and
oi. .ing hou,ekcepvr>, furnish excellent board.
rsgy-.-t"r Hoard and fucl t!%r pay al- one third on
the III Of October January and APRIL f"r Tuition, Room
Rent, Deposit and rrL'ins. s., ~ payable -. ~ on the
i, VI October and A. the 10Th Of Ap: Day scholars
Ia the College proper pay t :or Room Rent ia the Acsdc
mic Department; Il Tor Fuel.
For further information catalogue apply to the
President Or ANY OF The Pfnl.,sO:s. Aug 2-c2m
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FoR SALE, on, EXCHANGE FOR TExAS

A VALUABLE and beautiful Farm, situated 80 miles
N from Richmond cur Of The h"-t RAILROADS., IN
mo-, ..ira!. nri.hhohoDi, anl thriving village,
where there nre churches hotels, s;orcs arSc Depot,
pn,,.oic- Telegraph Office, &C. The tract contains 300
acres. 3yI under curyaon Of which u Gerry hrge pro.
norton joom land OF the best quality. and all well
drained Tie balance I. In original wood with Email por.
ton of second growth pine.
This Land /, highly adapted To all the staples OF the
country, anl abound, In wafer from the pur-si living
springs in every part The improvements are erteI'
,!yr mostly new or lately repaired, and In good style
The location very beautiful, perhaps iIO surpassed y
MANY in ,l part Of the state, ana healthy "a any place
In the world
This Farm il offered FOR sale privately would be cS.
changed in part for laui Ia Texas suitably located
nonJ Va July yg-cGm
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y,acr,,, OrrosiTioS STATE CONTENTION
rho S,,,e Central Committee Of the opposition
nartv ART in Virginia met at Richmond on Wednes-
dar % last. and agreed upon the l4th of December
nsy, as the best time, and the city Of Richmond
me- the most suitable place, for holding State
convention representing the opposition in this
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MISS PEGRA,I'S BOARDING AND DA1

~ TIE err Of Ei1NWONp
NJ ISS PEGltAM will the duties "f her School on
vi the hfs Monday in October. size viii te aided by
crie, Teachers in each Department. Nine Ecrand will
he retained u, French covcrnrsS
Latin Mathematics and the Physical Sti:iccs Will be
taught by Professor ThGuppE: ilsirLNittU, gentleman
high atainnct> and successful. cNicrrLcr III teach
Ing. rc.,ier him worthy OF entire confidence.
Circulars with fu details may be lsd application to
July li--c;f Mrs J. W. PEGRAM, Linden Row.
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KEFEkENCES
l"nn Randolph Tucker. Richmond, Va.
Dr. ID. H. Tucker. Richmond, Va.
-. Gcorrc Tucker, Ashland. Va.
Hon. i. VI. T. Hunter, Loyds Essex county, Va.
Hon. James VI. Mason. Winchester, Va.
Rev. I. v Moore. y. d., Richmond Va.
Right Rev. Bishop Johns. Alxauliia, Va.
Eey. Charles IL Read, Richmond. Va.
Hon. ii.ury 4 Wise Richnicnd, Va.
Judge u. n. Marshall, Charlotte Court House, W.
Hey James l.. Graham, Winchester, Va.
Rev P.yton Harrison. Car;ersvie, Va.
Dr. Ccssn.r Harrison. University oi Virginia.
pr. Jane. l.. Cahcll, University Of Virginia.
pr. II. u. Cabell, Echnond, Va.
Mr.. l.. I. DauirL Richmond, Va.
General \. s. Chapn,ai Union Va.
Mr.. Allan I. Capeitpn C:ion Va.
Mr.. Oliver Bi.rne, Union. Va.
Mr.. Jolu Echols, Union. Va.
- For further Information, address
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
y,,t, pir
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OVEKSEI;EsS,

- . rcte the service, oi TWO gentlemen as over
HON garter. AMI bleak lii!l, FOR the ensuing
-. capacity and experience would meet the wants
H'e', ~h li,ile ai from inc. With kind feeling.
u IS! ~ Iiaia:e.,, sai warm friendship for some,
''s.''~! 10 decline i'', services OF all with whom
- ~" ."as: mis- unde Esiandn:, no matter how
.-'i .il'e rrcoiaiaenIrt them or how much may
-, i.N'ef subsequently 10 obtain for them better
, ..u al be AZ Horn Quarter the next two weeks,
H., n.'r F7ri hoft time thereafter
..-ct; GEORGE TAYLOR
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JEFFEItSONTON ACADEMY.

yIyIIlS institution, situated IN most healthy and hcrccs
bic neishborhoud, and half miles from the Pau
ouicr Spring free from IA. haunt. al vice or dissipation,
will opened tie r; Monday In September next ami
close on the la-; Of june following.
The course Of study WI! b, thorough. comprising Latin,
Greek Mathematics and other branches usually laugh, ~
our academies, in which young r'gn are prepared i"r
college or the bus.n... OF life. -
TgRss-for board and tuition sl5O payable onc-hai IN
advance. CALEB III KNlkl Principal
For any further information, address the Principal at
J.Grr.on,o on Culurper Va Aug l2--c:itawjw
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THE NEXT ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

The next electoral college, if Kansas should
be admitted at the approaching session Of Con.
rress. will consist Of 800 members, l54 OF
which will be necessary 10 choice. The non.
slavcholdng States will have l95 electors, and
the slavoholdng States 100.
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CURIOUS IP TRUE.

a correspondent of the Cincinnati "Enqui-
rer" states that Senator Hunter " is putting
on h;s ora,or to .fght fer Do"glos al Char!ee'
Tan
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yALI,nLE EST.TE FOR SALE.

NtE offer for -alr privately tract Of land lyin; In the
w county cf Rockingham. y. e., about twenty-five
miles panvic, Va and three below Lsk,viie, y.
c. containing Ffi.ca Hundred and SixyN!ne acre.. Thi'
Land extend, within Few hundred yards of Dan River,
w, j. nayigah, to panyillc. and il in the heart o u
celebrated section of country called the "MealoHs Of Rock
ng,n II lies gently rolling, Of dark red color. and is
particularly adapted To IL. production Of the finest tobacco
a;,i wheat About hall Of The j. IN original for
r-t heavily hcrcd, with abundant supply Of the best
plant land, a;Il every part o. II Is well waicre.
Tie society !. sooi any in III. country. Methodist.
R,,i.t Epi'copa AID Presbyterian Churtcs all
yrirn'. and Ia the town Leaksvc besides large cot
factory there Mills, loIs and store. Of every de-
-tIipri0n.
IN addition hol.i coal n;i iron found H. a. Il forms
part of the L,as.Iii co. lrlI 1c &c Lac, Leg-a-
tarc {" %vr'h CaEo.ins ciar,src'. railroad and which
without doubt will be h.' and t..s open 'r mineral &C.
sources ol tia: coUuiT:.
TgRus.-Any reasonable ;Ioe sven - the purchaser
the purchase aoney being .aiis!j;oriv .ecui l. and the
,itcrr-, IronIfy paid. Pcr"n. 'i,ia, ~ li'r- NJ
Ills l.rd aiu a!i'g, c''lrr OF IL. nii", ..n,'i.
JOHN I. CLARK,
L - n ,knrL..i H. q I
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The bill of DR.. Dorcnus against the city OF
New York for making the chemical analyses IN
the Stephenson aud Fourteenth ,treet poisoning
cosc was s44lJ. 1t has been allowed.
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NttreehtioN ,eiH, III onr 0pinion, d,ytGt the
party in the mrt Prrsideat;a elsct;on but
should it secure that election, vii! the position
oi the South bc more safe under non-inter.
Sention Democrat, with non-intcrycntiona the
acknowledged policy Of the party, than under
a Black Republican: We think not For
our own part the distinction has no diff.
ference. No Black Republican contemplates
interference with slavery in he States; and the
nonintervention policy is as much the policy
Of Black Republicans, as il is OF Mr. Douglas.
Eli Thayer prefers non.interveE,on 10 any 9th.
er scheme To yield to non.intcrvention is to
ensure defeat either in the election or bv q
proftless victory a victory secured only by
bartcring away constitutional and Southern
rights. Is not the sacrifice too great: Is ~
empty victory TO he bought upon such terms,
Shall few expectan,s make themselves COM
Portable at the cost Of the Southern States Of
the Union
Bctwcenth the neutrality-suspicious. Douglas and
the abolitionist Seward, the difference is "twxt
tweedlo dun and twcedle dee Not that
Mr.. Douglas entertains any sentiment o! hos.
tilitv to the South or 10 her institution, but
the policy Of non-intcrvention, which HI, nom.
ination and election will inauguratc, will As ei.
fectually destroy the rights Of the South, as the
tanatcism of GarriSonan aboitionisL
Virginia is precluded b. the declaration OF
her Senators, by her political principles, and by
her policy as Southern State, from sustaining
the nominee Of the Charleston Convention up.
on nonintcrventon platform.
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IN. lWfw M K4tcNVvr UI IIeIITy IIII IT, ~
.,nG, GALL Thc ,inI.r.irnpI offers his

AND FOR SALE.-Thc undersigned Offers his
Land for sale There fo acres In the tract
II -s Oh ird creek in Goochland county, anu i adapted
10 the crops usually cultivated In this section oi ihe s'at
The Improvement. consist Of comfortable Dwelling WIN
four rooms and such other huiilo- ~ are necessary i'F
farm OF Ms .ilc.
The location healthy one, and possesses the usual so
cal and religious yanac- oi this portion of the stale
The land will lie sold altogether. or in parcels Ms ma
desired Hut II Il is not sold before thc lss September
will not he sold at all.
TkRNs-0nc third payable the lst OF January next, ana
the balance in c,al annual im.iamen- ,erea,tes
Aug ls-cwtlSep " Y. IAur.
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HILTON ACunOL,

TINIE THIRD Session OF MI SCHOOL established for
the benefit CT my sons, viii 'omci.cc III" hrs, OF
September aud close ;hc last Of June, le6I.
Sin eight boys can he accommodated in addition !" my
own, and enjoy equal privileges with them.
II will lie continued under the instruction oi CTiEL- O.
YorSG ESQ., graduate Of the University o Virginia, and
cininently qualified for the position.
TEHNst200 per scs,iOn OF ten months including every
ting-payal- one.ialf II, the commencement, the other
AZ the close oi the term
lEIERI SCEsTLc Faculty ri il- University of Viz jn!a
Dr. H. Carver Hanover: Dr. Wa. g. Warren Edcn:o1, y.
e.; VIM NJ Si;ion. L. H. HaXa. Logan Waller EsIs. Rich
no.l; Rev d. u. Ewing. Gortnnsyic; Col !. Willis. Col
g. Scott, Mai J. II. lee, Orange
(;nrf,N- N-,iiIi., Aug. y, i-:!i.--,i! IA~ NEWMAN.
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HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FuER hND HALF ACRES,
IS TIE COUNTIES ur CHESTERFIELD AND row
HATAN on SWIFT CREEK. ON THE LINE OF THE
RICHMOND AND DASNlLLE RAILROAD, ElGITFEN
MILES FROM EICiIM0ND FOE SALE.
WE are authorized 10 sell 'br sj"Ic Farm II contain.
w :6IS grreS, OF which, II i -,mat.h l"O acres are
fertile creek and branch dat and the remainder in old field
pin- yourg oaH poplar, salnu. and s.h. Ths buildings
on the place cOn-i,; "f framed house. with three rooms
the lower oor and three attic room, inuch out OF re-
pair good gauary with til poles for tosacco, good 10.
bscco barn and mill house convertible Into tobacco
barn. smoke house. house. and three negro cabns-
There il also the place abundance of good timber
and quarter miles from team nall, aud al aban'
dance of rate plant land
Mr. H. r. Page the r,icf Of o land. viii sh"S il Ia per-
sons wishne 80 yirN h
As the resides too remote from he iar to give
hi personal attention. he Is anxiou. 10 sell and will make
IA. terms Of payment remarkably LIBERAL one fourth
cash. ba4ncr one two and three year. bearing interest
properly secured.
GupDlS AEPERSON.
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.iSSSOCIi TE PRINCIPALS
BLOC N lie l. ID A a ID + al u,

". TRBBS.
Instructor In Languages.
". Lr;OY BEGUN, VI. A.,
lisrac, " In Mathematics
u. ". LCCkETr. VI. A.,
Assistant In Languages and Mathematics.
JOSEPH VI. BR0UN,
Assistan, in Mathematics and English.
flNIE object o this Academy to prepare students for
the University Of Virginia. or 10 M them for the duiieI
OF life. Tn. OF construction embraces all those sub
jecs requisite for preparation for any o" the Academic
Schools the University and the method far As prac'
ticalc IL adapted to that pursued at that tnsutl n.
The iiird sessen will hegin the ls September. The
expenscs are $30 year payable semi.annually in ad.
address either OF the Principals Ivy DEPOT
lu.,n,rj. county Va June 2s-ctlst0ct
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kALORAMA FAMILY SCHOOL
STAuNTON VA

FlNIE DUTIES or THIS SCHOOL WILL EE RESUMED
Il on THURSDAY, the 29th Of september. II i sincty
Il Family boarding Schooi-thc number Of pupils heiI'
limited to sisf,en, and day scholars received Ihe'r
siili srnir yacanc.s.
Board and Enr!is' Tuition, for ,-on o: niuc ion-,
S2J1. Music and Languages extra.
Circnlsrs confirming further pariicular' may be o''
application {" MRS. HANSON, or
Aug ll-cl9i MISS SIiEFfEY, S,aiEoa. VI.
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YILTAHLE FARNI FOR SALE.

4 III fIliI NHTUHUW
i Charlie, City lying Mosea Greek, about two miles
from the Chicsaominy and four miles from James rver
aiming recent survey five hundred and iyen'yth
acres 300 acres o: whc. cleared. and has been lined
The soil Is well adapted 10 the growth Of wheat corn na
and tobacco The Tpro vcmrnts consist oi dweliiis
with six r,,or. and the necessary out houses.
rrea, bargain can lac bought In this farm by early APP
rcaiion 10 The subscriber Mesrs Goddn App.r,on
AuCt-. 4. ID. W. hIrG"SV'''
AUG
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COPPEIt HONK sPtINGS FOR SALE.

I COPPER HUNK SFNTNfEN FUR SALE'
ltiIS d.-irabic Watering place ind summer retreat,
l. now offered for sale. situated as II u, within Two
miles ,h. Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad can. Win
little additional expense, be made one o the mos; dra
b.. Retreats In Eastern Virginia. as TO Medicinal
qualities and virtue Of the water II has no superior IN last
rrn yir.ni. For the tri;' II his atemcnt, Will refer
To- The names of Edwin Scott W. r. Scott, Dr. VIM HARRISON
John T. Mason o: L. H., lIcury Eirdsong William
Andrews and Wavrrlcy Station Thcir are 6 acres oi
land y old survey - or - acres, with lttle Labor, will
bring fac crop 'hc coming yrst. Abon one alf VI this
land il IN original gro. II fine Pine Tlm'er Any one
Who NAV wh to buy get bargain Come and see for
yourself a. aia de- srmnrl Ia ~ 4: some price MY
Pos, Once i, Surry Court House. VI
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MlLLIAn q. NlILLEk,

iE;NNsRAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
:, . "- '.- u Tobacco, Wheat, &c OIc" ,on i6iL
~ opposite Tobacco Exchange.
:. :, ''S' 'ien'lsn paid 10 Filling orders.
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INSTECC TORS.
INSTKI UIIs.
HILARY 7. JONES. VI. a., Il. of Na.) PRiAcir,L.
WM. VI. foNTAlNE, NJ A., (u. Of Na)
DRtwISE AND PAINTING

VI. VI.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
JOHN A. CALiO of Richmond.
RkrpRascr>The Faculty OF the University Of Virginia;
Prof VIM Martin, Chapel Hill, y. e. Profs. Owens and
Strange, Richmond College, Hon. NJ Mason. Winchester;
Judge VIM j. Robertson Hon :. =. Leake, H. H. Magr.
der ESQ All,euIarc =. W. Coleman Judge L. II. Cole
man. Caroline Rev H. Stnsf-llow, Charles Morris. Edw
Morris W. C. wiclhai, Esq Hanover Wyn,ham Robert
son. x. t. liaxsl VIII II. isNa, Edwin Robinson, J. I.
Brown, e. 7. woram, J. H. Chanberiayne, E-q,., Rich
cond: James H. Marshall, Gray Carroll E-T,, fsuuier
Having Withdrawn ttoa the Hanover Academy take
great picasurci recommending my SIR H. T.
JoSEs the confidence an patronage oi the public NJ.
Jones has been associated viii! nae. i the conduct :" the
Academy for she last hrr a;id therefore speak
knowingly q: his qualifications Is all Instructor lie
gentleman scholar and. What is equally important, has
uncommon aptitude for the management al BOYS. Those
who decide place their under III. charge WILL
feel confident have cause 10 regret my removal froa
the corps Of Instructors
To te abilities of h- As.t,a can also give the 'ao''
uuuualirrd testimony LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN.
Late Principal "f Hanover Academy.
az ror further rar,iculsr,. address
H. T.. JONES, TaylorSy!ls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
aIus. AND MISS MiN0H,, rEMNLE

INl ACADEMY, near Chester, will commence is neNi
session October l.t -? aud continue ill July ls !sf"
The location l. remarkably hea!,l and eligible, ani Is
and Petersburg.
The family ard boarding department will be under the
charge OF Mrs. Minor, whose known character and "Ie
ri-nce cicmt guaranty Of her fidelity and efficiency
The Literary Department will b: under she charge "f Miss
Ada Byron Minor aided by her sister, lni other competent
Instructors.
The course OF studies will embrace every branch Of
English, together with French Latin, M.s!c and DrH~in:
Reference !. confidently made 10 all the former patrons
OF the school, and all who have any knowledge oi IL
character.
No deduction made for los. o time, cSr"r, in cles o
urntrActcd Illness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
RUMFORD.A D.ACADEMY.


TN accordance NTH the wishes OF friends to whom this
school is indebted for continued support for years past
the subscriber has decided to employ teacher competent
in cry respect TO take charge OF the school and give IN
s,ruction in the branches heretofore taught.
The boarding department will he under the direction OF
Mrs Pitts. school will open let October.
TgRNs for ten months, payable half stJaLuary balance
close OF session
Board with every necessary except light $l~ ~
Tuition In English Cla ..ic- and Mathematics. ." '
Modern Language, each extra !" ."
Tactics taught If desired.
For further Information addI"s. j: H. fITls
An, 19--ri, Ru,ulorl aratcnIy.