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rHEDERIcK.s HALL FEMALE
BELLE HAyEN INSTITUTE

-s
A1ISS +. TEiiHS, principal; Miss G.rFER, Assistant Ia,
Ifl. sirucior in English; Prof Engribrecht. Vocal aud
Instrumental Music; Prof polti, Lansuagcs-lrench, Latin,
Italian. sc. Driving anl Painting.
Thi, Institution will open for 10. second session the lb:h
day Of next September, and close the last of June. a tho
rough ard systematic course Of study is pursued, and every
EFFORT Tul lie continued 20 maintain n high reputation aud
s-lec. character for the School. 4 corps Of welLqualillcd
and experienced teachers ar: -ngaged for the coming SEES.
,ion. and other assistants will lie employed as the school
Increases. 1t is the design of the Principal that this lrsfi.
tuition shall possess every advantage Tor the attainment OF
a thorough and finished female education.
The building, seiccied. and purchased by the PRINCIPAL for
the permanent establishment Of the School, il in 4 retired
and healthy part Of The city. II "a- erected expressly for
= Boardin2.School and i wel-suitci for that purpose.
HEPERrScks:
The patrons oftIs School, 1t. Rev. Jno. JOHNS, D. C.; Rev.
c. II. Dana: Rev. ID. 7 Sprigg: Rev. T.. Johnston, Alex
andrla, Va; Maj. IL. D. Tyler, Washington City: o ".
Cru;chiieId, Speaker Of the House OF Delegates Of Virginia;
John Seldom. Esq, Stafford, Val; J. Randolph Tucker. Esq,
Richmond. Va; Nathaniel Tyler, Editor OF the Richmond
Enquirer: DR.. T.. A. Currie, Lancaster county, Va: Rev. II.
n. phillips, Virginia Female Institute; Hon. j. W.. Tyler,
Warren,on. Va: Rev. y. 4. K!nsolving. Middlebnrs. Va:
q. ", Lewis, Ga. Gro-.. W.s,mOreland county, Va.
For Circulars containing Terms, other references, tesii-
,uonial-, &c, address Miss t. IEbi"s:
.JuIy l:,-csm Alexandria. Va.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL FOR

BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
By GfSSSE: HARRISON, NJ. D., Ill. d.
ITO OPEN SEPTEMBER FIRST next. ~ miles fron
IL Greenwood Depot Pos. Office, AiheiHarle county, Va.
TERMS Tuition and board Except iZhb Tor ten months.
s2se-payable one halt S-nten,ber ut. and the other hall
February lat.
AdIr.s. the .ni.,csii.or. un.ii iu.o-t 9th. rt "a, Uniyer-
si;y Of Virginia. GESsSEli HARRISON.
july a.-ciHE
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July ~2-2awtds
LIABLE FARM, CALLED LOCUST

HILL, IN IIENRlCU COUNTY. TEN MILLS BELOW
NEAL; To AND IN FULL VIEW UP
RIVER. CONTRASTING 337 l.i ACRE, Fur
SALE At AUCTION.
4 I the request OF Mr.. Garland ilancs. Jr.. who coDtem.
N plates removing near Richmond, We shall sci! at Pubic
Auction. on the prrEIi-cs, oI THURSDAY, TIE Isl SIP.
TEMBEH, Is5?. At IL O'Clock, VI, ii fair. II not, Nh" next lair
lay, the valuable faTu on ahich he now resides. called
Locust liln. - containing 10y recent survey :S.a acres. Il
adjoiu, the N-rina estate, Owned hy MIR. Alber; VI. Aiken,
AMI also the land, OF Mr. Henry Cox, MIR. ". II. Anmcns
and Mrs. GroSrr. The buiuIin-- on The place ar" cOmpar-
a,l.ely neg, having been erected ~''lHh ihr lsst twelve
y.ars, ANA embrace such a., ave usual" inHri ~ an estate
o. tlai sis.. and ~ 10 iAr "riIiTE 81 bot O1A very com.
mod!ous. bH. IS Ia GOO! oId'r. Co.. i# about lri acres .!
cleared land. the balance ."i o. It,. part : t"eVly cover
ell with sup. rnr t.ur N..u ..J tvuv .Acclcnt heart
timber. The pu.i y ui q, LAID. ,ql"! 20 thI; IN the s..
cini,y. The place l. not ousy very lyaiIhy. 1T; IL reinsiks-
bly, well wu;"Icl. having slriig' cciIvrri,u, ~ every Le.i.
rhc nr,chhorlp.d !, equal 10 aIy in the county. Aiurthrr
ir,cfi ton T., deemed useless. because |; Is supposed hat
hose wishing 10 purchase vii, peter &" examiner e prtini-
-rs. aud all such are respectfully requested 10 call on Mr..
Have. ,r".idinr on the ftrin,p vino viii take pleasure Ia
showing the same.
TLa-s-Uue .,i.ri cash, hai4nrc 1T one aud two YEAR,, for
bonds bearin. interest. ttle said iutercs; pay able hall yca!
ly,l secgrchby u trust decd.
JnIy al-rutI. GnHnfN Z \ppERS1N- Aur''r.
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FOIk SALE.

TUNIlE subscriber Offers 'or sale his Impor.ei.o
i lIpF.-. EMPEROR. The superior merit Of LESI\
us noble animal, now in lis prime t.chi ,.arZA
cid are ~ generally hEGNn, ani 50 iciy a,i,s - &c
number ~ fifst prizes which hay. been aa4fH-u - Ito, 40
vel by "a. character VI ~. Performance, an. us s;"'A,
that It IS needles, 10 give IA Particular description oil mn
Persons inclined 10 max. ~ Va Gt't. q iulch"'s are nv
ted 10 cone AMI see him. ga rS Narm. ~ Ia-t'e hl. Or
communication, GA the su.ysct, aLdres'rd 10 me- t""-
I'M, s-.'r y. [. EIvES.
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THE CoLLEaEO OF WILLIAM q MARY,

I,iE next session Of this institution wlli commence on
the secoud Wednesday OF October n-NI. The -hsrci-
s-s will bc resumed In the renewed r"ilcc" -d!hcc. a
compictc aparaiu., or y large scale, Of ." ''''st aud most
approycd constructions. has already been or,-:si. which,
together With a well selected library, Will b. IA readiness
for USE by tie commencement Of the session.
DEPARTMENTS.
I. Latin and Latin Literature, and the Romance Lar-
guag".-rivIS T.iIsTrIRo, y. NJ. Professor.
II. Greek aud Greek Literature, aud Gcr'Tan-ho"sNo
5. JoYsr-, 4. ~, Professor.
III. NAral and Intellectual Philosophy, anu Bellies
L..,rcs-SLAs TOTES, d. D.. Professor.
~. History. Political ECONOMY, and Constitutional Law
-ItUB'r i. MORRISON, Professor.
V. Chemistry and Natural ph!loso?hy-EES'. :. k'Eii,
Professor.
VI. Mathematics-ErSJ s. EwLLi, Professor; Tic. T..
l.. SSEAr. Adjulc; Professor.
For further information, address,
BESL.-s. EwEiL, President.
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NM OFT PRICES FOR THE SEA-
rs,N AZ .hk. CASH STORE or

80 - f.
s|'7 ~bayaier- silks at cost
r<'a al 40
NE'oes ., 81. and $l5, worth $40
nsz ha'ee- al s., worth 81.
';'eses at 3i4 and BY cts, worth 30 cts
:, LAsn At > cts per yard
VKtA.4es an4 Jaconcts, marked down from
:, EsHt"Asn;ts at Is. worth % cts
--s"'n snd American Prints a, II CTS
l.,.. LARGE STOCK or
Z, : worked GO lars and Sets
"a Lace Sets and Collars
r@s'sd PoHpydore S%tt.
'.-, ~, =" Aa.n Collars and Sets, nj! NJ very .oS prices
ID s !. ofsah1ies, marked down from - {. ~ cts
"sA'As Robes down TO bal. p:.cc
q, O., MANTlLLAS,
..sis and Lac. MantilIas
.-".s, Cloth Rsgians ard busters, a, prices
VI. Insure a sale
- "sAara's Of those superior Kid Gloves a. IS
SIS PERKINS & CO.,
VI III Eagle Square.
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MR,~ SCHOOL..
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN lSf y HuCS
plrHNnNn "a

hHS F'hi'is 70 80 Il HNp FpSSiii.E'
RICHMOND, Va.
fIliE next session u nnr sclroolbrsins OH the isi day Of
l. October, l>@?, aad terminates on the last day Of June,
l>Jl.
our long experience In teaching, and tn. very liberal pa
tronacc We have received for so many years. have both EN-
aplct and encouraged Us 10 make important improvements
Ia our Institution.
\ course II Literature. comprising English. french. Ger.
nan. italian and spanish classic. ,tl- four last through the
:se'!ilu of TIE fIrncl> has been successfully tried during
the Ia. session. and niilb b. continued aud enlarged IN he
lcSi.
We have engaged Nj. Edward C.. Howard 10 TAX. charge
q. :h- English past u Ills course. as well rs The Rhetoric,
l:.l!c- I-t'r.s and Fir, Reading classes al our Institution.
VIZ. II. l., n gentleman Of the highest Tuailhcsfions-and We
feel confident that his services Will lie duly appr-ciated.-
We would earnestly .cconinsnd orr Literature cllss to
graduating pupils.
The New house which Nc have Erected will greatly add to
The convenience rs we'll ~ 10 the comfort IL the Young la
die boarding in our family. Two ioln. Ladies only will
occupy one roOIc, except IN case wa,n thre. would desire
- occupy 'le sLnIc c..Imlvr.
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CHESTER MALE ACADEMY.

VkK ESE ESIH NIAL IS sNN4tDI<'h
TrNIIlS INSTITUTE has been established by II company
OF gentlemen whom the undersigned represent, aud Is
located ~ Chester, In the county Of Chesterfield, Immediate
ly on tie Railroad FROM Richmond to Petersburg. In u
healthy and retucd neighborhood.
lis second session viii! commence on the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER next, and continue for 10 months without in
terrup,ion, except for q few days at Christmas.
The services Of Mr. James VI. Moon, who Is 3 graduate
Of The University Of Virginia, and who conducted the school
during It's FIRST session with very great satisfaction to It's
patrons, have been again secured, and 1t Is intended to be
useful and scientific pursuits: ,-
l,oarl can be had ut the place or with pleasant families
In The ne!ghborhood AT the rate Of siVo TOT "e SESSION.
Including lights and washing. .,o
Tuition in English Branches.
:" Latin, Greek and French each :. .:... ~
r.. naynhIr half yrsriy In advance; and for further In
ch.stsr pas, nMce A. II. DREWltf,
A. WlNP2EE,
DIR. JNO. IOwIETr,
JNO. A. COLEMAN,
Ir,r oad 1S,o-a.vcSdam JNO. {. PERDCE.
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1t Is absolutely necessary for my bushes.
IN 70 be closed up by the First OF September next. All
persons indebted 10 me BY bond, notes or open account,
viii please call and liquldate the same-trusting all are
rcsdy. a . Ions lndulgence has been given.
- J. b. GOODMAN, Once at the Old Stand,
Juiyg No. l9 Main st
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y. E. There will be q daily line o. coaches from ;h
Whit sulphur Springs. NAV n S.awh&ctlstAnK.
HUNDhED THoUSAND ACRES 0I
NOTICE
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

SEALEU PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- Ufsce Of the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad Company,
IN the town Of Abingdon, until II o'clock oil the >h OF Sep.
tember next. for the graduation and masonry upon the first
fifty miles Of the road. extending from Abingdon to n shcr;
distance West OF The Clinch river.
The proposals Tll be made in one mile sections, At cash
prices.
The plans. specification, and al necessary Information
for those proposing to bid for This work, can be obtained At
the Office Of the Engineer OF the Company.
By order cf she BOARD.
". BEvERHOUr THOMPSON, Chic, EnSineer.
H.. 4 d .-,n
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VNiiE SIKH Session will begin October 81, l>j9, and epd
i the last Of June, iojy
CHARLES II. WiS>IoS. 4. NJ, succeeds Rev. Il. NASTY, Jr,
a. 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 |. ,as
70 successfully carried Out, will ever b. kept in view.
These are a. follows:
!. To teach ereryhin2 shat; should form a part OF ayvuns
lxdy's most lib-rs! education.
2. To afford instruction suited 70 frtry stage Of progress.
from the first elements TO the highest point. in each branch,
TO which II may he desirable or possible for the pupil 20
proceed.
8. To teach whatever is taught thoroughly a.d utN.
FACILITY
CHARLES II. WINSTON, 4. NJ, Univ. Of Va President
and Prof. OF Moral Science and English Literature.
Rev. !. l.. BURROWS, ID. D., Evidences NJ Christianity.
JAMES LEIGH JONES, A. 81, (Cniy. Of Va Mathema-
lies and Languages.
r. A. EVIL VI. D., Natural Sciences.
Prof. =. EMIoS, (of Psris,) French.
nj CLAP. Principal Of Musical Department.
o. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
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SUNNY:SIDE SCMOOL...a Co..

TWV MILLS FHUN IHNNLUII ILLE Vt ~ NV'T
TIE UNIVERSITY VI virginia.
fV1IIE second Session Il my School viii open on the FIRST
Il Monday Of September. and close the last "i june. Inc
sur.iec.. Of study riay be embraced under the following
head,
]. Engii.h Language and Literature.
9. Ancient Language and Literature.
.. French Language sni Literature.
1. Mathematics.
5. Natural Science.
6. Mental and Moral Science.
Monthly Circulars, g,.irS n correct exhibit % each 'ic'
dents scholarship and department, "!il he seat 20 parrii''
and guardians.
The fee, for tuition. board. &c, washing ~exceptedD per
term Of fYr months, are :llj, 10 b. paid puhctua!y In all
vance.
~ For fartii-r inquiry, address
WILLIAM CARROLL, \. NJ,
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.


HAMPTON AND OLD p Q IN
yUyUIS ESTABLISHMENT HAVING BEEN PURCHASED
by indi viiuals, chiefly residing In Portsmouth, Norfolk
aud III. adjaccn, country, viii he maintained rs IA first class
institution.
The ensuing session will commence on the frs, MoSpAYi1
October, under the supervision OF the Rev. CHA A. RAY
MONp, who viii have associated with him ALI able corps OF
Teachers.
Tn. rates of Board and Tuition will remain unchanged.
For further particulars Gee future advertisement, or ad'
dress REV. THOMAS HUME; or
MOSS ". aRSiIsTEAp. Esq. Portsmouth,; or
REV. CHARLES \. EAYMvNp, Hampton.
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WIYCED.-Dy = gcpil.ni

IMITATION WANTED.-B BY a gentleman who
ag Considerable experience In teaching and been
"e' an ~aead-ay :c- several years. lie has taken
.'l',ee' lectures at The University Of Virginia, gra.
% ''gf VI ihe schools, and been distinguished in the
a''ia'. vii be given IS 10 qualifications, SC.
- b. Z Gloucester Cour; iiou,c, Va.
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MIIEItF : uhuSH:Ts VIII Or FtVt!Fru 1T q rtuUCIIUH Ut
un--'our;h, on all the above Charge.
n No extra charges, Pupils proyid. Books and Sta
.!onery at their own expense. In case Of pro,racied sicS-
ness. 4 deduction will be made for absence.
/; will be noticed tina, the PRICE az BOARD HAS BEES Rr-
prcgD from *2UU TO AGO. No change is contemplated In is
quality. With our ample recommendations IL was thought
:he reduction could be afforded, and ;l,a; i. ought, there
fore, 10 he made.
Boa dcrr are regarded as members OF the President
family. Money TO meet their incidental expenses should he
deposited with hin, and all l,,:.rs for them sen; TO his
care.
Pupls should be present, II possible, on the FiRsT DAY of
The session.
81 70. catalogues, circulars. or further information,
address, CHARLES II. WINSTON.
Prcsiden, OF u. Richmond Female il siitu:e,
June 2y-2am Richmond, Va.
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TTs9NIN y. IIItVUhE.
.nly Il-c:ls.Oc'. liclmnnd, Virginia.
MISS pEGRAM, BOARDING AND DAY

IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
IlSS PEi.iM will resume the du;ie, Of her School On
w the first Monday IN October. she will be aided by
cticient Teachers in each D-r,rt:a,nt. Mine I;crsnd will
be retained as French g"v.riicss.
Latin, Mathematics aud the Ihr steal Scicrccs will be
tars't hy Professor THEof"s: lisiiFSFyID, Il gentleman
wnose high a'iainmcnis aud surcr sinl experience. IN teach.
in,, render him worthy Of entire couGd"lcc.
Circulars, with full details. uiry he had On application to
July i3-c,f Mrs. J. ". PEGEAM Lnu.n Row.
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%AEERDEEN SCHOOL,

hlNh AND QIELN SptN'', ron
TT T., the subscribers design TO open 4 sSfooL foi.
l. BOYS ut his residence, 10 King and Queen county, The scs-
sion to commence Isl October next, ana 20 terminate 3lst
July following. with the usual recess. at Christmas; Inc
Lracing the Ensiish Language, Ancient Languages, the
Modern Languages, French, spanish and Italian, Aathe-
mates. with it. application 10 Land surveying and Ciri IN,
gineerins. and tile Elenent' OF Natural rhI0'osn! anu
Chemistry.
The undersigned has associated with bic, Mr.s 7. la,
TAME, OF the University Of Virginia, who has han severn!
year, experience in .cnching, anil whose testimonials oi
qualification are Of 3 high character. The loo uon OF the
School l. prov-rbial for healihfuiness,s and IFS church ad'an'
tages ard refinement Of society are unsurpassed IN the
State. Aberdeen i one mile distant from -. stephen 5
Church. n Post Office Oh the stage road from Richmond 70
Tsppahanuock.
~ necessary, except lights, s.oS-payabl-o ne'hai l' jan
uary, the other Bis, July.
posi 0Iiee-S;. Stephens Church. J. I. SolHSiLL-
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Bl GODDIN a AppEKSoN, ACCT,s.


SA Of REAL ESTATE.
10y IIEruE or 4 DECREE Uf THE CIRCUIT COUET
ID Of the city % Richmond, entered on the sd day OF
June. ISIS, Ia the sui. .! Bowie, 50. Nrbbcg. ac., Te sha!l,
a, special commissioners. .sli, on the premises. on the
FIRST DAY or JULY, l>3', il fair, II not. the inst fair
day thereafter, the Trac; 1i Land situated IN the upper end
OF the county 81 Hanover, oa the "Uli Mountan Road.
about - Milrs iron Richmond and a,joining tie land. Of
WIN. X. lrhy, VIM. ii. Nucsols ana others. containing abogi
2jy acrr,-." .! Which are heavily timberei with vak aLl
pine, AMI The residue covered win In"c wood. IL Is we'll
suited % the srowt' Of cori, ~ls.t aL! tobacco, and 10 ia
\ healihy IcishborhOoh.
THESIS 81 sALL-onofonrrh ca,h, to be paid by the pur-
chaser into one of the banks .. tie city Of Richmond, and
the balance in two equal instruments. at one aud two years.
~ be srcHr.i by bo..s bearing interest from the day OF
sale and tit. 60 r.. retained I'll tie order .. tie Court.
May:5-:awiw II. i. DANIEL, CONNIE rs'
p. S.-Th. foregoing sale + unavoidaLly postponed 10
TUESDAY, TIE SECOND OF ALUtST, l>j3, at J.: o'clock,
NJ, when 7, will positively take place on the premises, with.
out liml, or reserve. Il will be conducted " Mvs,r. Cop.
Din i APPEH-VS, Auci!9nre:,.
JANFS LYONS. Co.,.
IT., a.. ~ ~ n,>,L, lCG.El'.L !.
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| XITANTED.-A graduate Of The University, 10 the
w schools Of Ancient and Modern Language, and Ma.
thematics. An A. 81. preferred. salary from tUp 70 $50
and board. Address, ''TEACnEE.,' Box 32+. R!clmond,
Va. July i,-e2S
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SAMUEL SCIIOOI.EE,
Iniy o2-ciOctl {. W.. GIDBENS.
uA>OyEu ACADEMY-y =,

T1NilE next session of this School will COMMENCE on the l.;
l. day OF October, lN;?, and terminate on the ..th Jay OF
July, l,5D.
TkIMs-ia!0p per session. exclusive Of Fights: sl.;. 20 Bee
paid on TIE Is. " uctc,er-,ae remainder oH ihc =: %
March.
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C0MMISsIONER>, SALE OF
IL Chancerv

SOOIHW ES TERN VIE CINIA LAND.
\ iEGlNiA in the Circuit cour; OF wytae COUNTY, NJ Ia.
Iour; House, on Tu.siay july i9lh. lsJg
DAVID SE.NT0N and Other.,
Conplainan:s.
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rCRNIP SEED-TURNIP SEED.-Jus. re-
crived. = fresh supply Of Turnip Seed-vif: Ruta Bags
Turip: Yellow Aberdeen Turuip; Early Flat Dutch Turnip;
White Flat Dutch Turnip, White Globe Turnip; Large Nor
folk Turnip. In store and for sale by
July 96 CHURCH & FLEAIN..
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I'm 90 h a ID ; III q u l..

AZ u.Ef:"poD ptf"I, ALhsAAhLs SotNI'i '"
VA. DISwTDDlE. Ma, Principal,
joins G. DlNWlDDlE, 1,,nr,,,.
JOHN MUItRAi, VI. A.,
JAMES VI. GARNET, MA,
nNIiE object Of this school il 20 prepare young men i'rtne
Il University OF Virginia. or for any college. Al u: In
.truc;prs are graduates OF the University, three Of them
with ths I-sr-c ~ VI. ~. and the fourth a graduate in III,
schools Of Latin, Greek. French. 'irrinat, Spanish, and Mo-
raj Philosophy, and also an experienced teacher.
The Principal hiss had ten years experience in teaChInc
three in the successful conduct Of his pTrsen, school. aid
three ~ Assistant Instructor in the University inthe schools
OF Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
Tn. .ih session commences on III. 1T September n.x;,
and closes In The last week of tn. following June.
Tggas, exclusive of lights and towels. 500 per session OF
ten months, payable a!.jUo ihc 1t sepicnhbrf, ald f'-'
on the Ist February.
For catalogues, stating de,ai-, apply to the Principal at
Greenwood Depot, Albrnarle county. Na
July Get 10Th sept WM. DlNWlpDlt. a.a.
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FEMALE ACADEnY.

TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL BEGINS on
TIE FIRST M0NDAY IN SEPTEMBER, lS?.
Q Y.
REV. GEORGE W. DANE PRIScicAt, Higher Department.
MRS. MARY ". DAME. Music.
Miss EUGENIA {. FELLOWS Painting, Drawing and Em-
hroi,lcry.
MRS. SARAH +. wArII0P, Middle Department.
Miss LUCY c. DANE Assistant In Musical department.
MISS +. +. WATKINS, Juvenile Department.
TyRNs YoI lSxrl VI SE--iOy, PAYABLE oSLIIhLF ~ tcriSS.-
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SUMNER RETREATS.
AIL,EGHANY SPRINGS.

TIi:EE AND 4 HALF Mills FROM TIE VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,.
VISITORS 30 this celebrated Watering place get oil the
cars of Virginia aud Trnness e Railroad Al SllAwS.
WILLIE, where they are met by FIRST CLASS STAGE
COACHES, and conveyed OYER a good road :" the Springs.
We design the accommodations at this place 10 he equal 10
any III the mountains, and hope, by polite aai accotrmo-
dating attention. to make all who favor IL Nth n visit,
pleased and contentcd.
TWE MINERAL PROPERTIES Of TW!> TATER
are Admitted by all who are acquainted with tn Sprincs, 10
be more powerful and beneficial than any other known In
the Cnion. and whilst all who are s-ekir: health are benefit.
ted by the Use OF this INVALUABLE WATER, seekers Of
pleasure will also find as many sources Q! a:nuscGien; here
Us al any other place IL the state.
80 The buildings are new aud comfortable, -Grrcundcd
by beautiful mountain sccnery.
~ r, coNectM n, iLLEGK.iNr S~PHifGSSTl TOY
on he TiYiAid cai Tennessee RIHr":| lie .: " Ms
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ITO DIR UGGISTS.-wanted, . f1t class i'tuauon
By a Prescription Clerk, Address, stating salary, &C
Iu,y s7-d2.s Philadelphia, Pa
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rch. J. c. %corScILL.

VIRGINIA MILITARY lssIIIrrr, June 70, log.
II giyes rae much pleasure TO recommend the Asie school
under the charge Of Mr. J. Z. CoLneil. Mr.. Council Is .
distinguished graduate oil this Institution, and DISCHARGED
with gre { credit the duties of Assistant Professor OF Maine
aboxt ten years, and has given crest ssth'setion 70 tnose
who have employed him, or who have been under ms IN
struction. l do with srea; confidence recoinmend MS
school. FRANCIS ID. sHllnt
July lS-cf supert '. MI
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PIEDMONT FEMALE ACADEMy.

iNH'D'" wv 80
No extra charges. No abatement made except; in case
Of protrsc;ed sickness. A conveyance will he at Gotham
Depot on every day until the 18th. Students coming ID
after that time must notify me. 10 he met. A catalogue
and circular will be forwarded to those who request IT,
Address me at stony Point, Albemarle county Va
Jniv o-cytiy JAMES u. COSS.
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graduate wishing TO obtain 4 sit6s,ion
"ts'Fh-f, IN a pirate family or Academy, feels
;o47ritni TO Instruct, In the following branches:
Stla, Gr-ek aid Mathematics. for further infor-
i-iics c. L. L..
co.. Pamela, Caroline, Va.
p setonnenGa:!ons most eh~eerfuily given.