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MOUNT LA &C ID Il VI u,
HILIfII COEHTY, JRGLSLI
PIKE OVERS, PRINOlPA L.

John II. THOMPSON, ". A., ASSISTANT.
rY1IiIS SCHOOL WILL. BE OPENED on THE FIRST OF
Z OCTOBER, four miles from Clover Depot, on the Rich
rnond and nanylle railroad. The location IS one OF the
~hralthirst in state, quite retired. remote from temptations
10 vice, and convenient; 20 cliurche:.
Tue oprEsE ~ Study will be preparatory. IN the M,
vsr-ify Of Virginia, or any other College, or for the actual
business Of life, and will embrace Ancien, Languages, Mo-
drrn Ian uagrs, with special attention TO English Ma'iie'
MATES, History, geography and PHYSICAL Science.
The Principal has lnns been before the people oil Virginia
y, a Teacher, and Mr. Thompson is widely known n, a dis
l!nguish,d Master Of Arts OF the University Of Virginia, as
= gentleman of rare at;aiHuelts ana great ability, and an
admirable Teacher.
TrrHs-For board and tuition for ten months, exclusive
Of lights. 32%i, payable semi.annually In advance.
sSr" Persons DESTROYS OF sending TO this school their Gnu
rs soon hs possible.
Pupi!- will he conveyed from the Depot, free OF expense,
by giving tue notice OF the ,irs Of their arrival.
Adlres, J. Is. TnoNPAus, Stanton, Va. or
Lila so &c. Nfo,,, 7 ,urcI ItnlfaS County. Va.
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COACH MATERIALS.
WE ask the attention OF Coacl-MaSero 10 our iAfses"'.
w OF Coach Materials, such as
Bright, Black and Tempered French Head Springs
Pat, 4 Pat Taper and Common Iron Axeis' as''''e"
to Z inches
2J sets Hubs, assorted from 6 to 16 Inches
80 sets Spokes. assorted from / Lilo to q inches
100 sets Bent Rims, assorted from IL TO ! inches
100 pairs Hickory Shafts, Buggy, Sulkey and Wagon
Rugcy aud Wagon Bows aud Poles, Pipe Boxes, Zoe
mans Carriage and Tire Bolts, MaIeable Castings, In
amel,ed Cloths. Oil Carpetipgs, Band and Lining Nais'
Knobs, Buttons, &c, &c.
10 cash buyers, or promp. cus.omers, wesAre pre- oared
10 offer goods at very los prices, and respectfully invite an
examination OF our stock before purchasing.
WILLIAMS 4 ELLIOTT,
Importers and dealers in Hardware aud Coach Materials,
july l9-cSm CT, Main 81, Richmond, Va.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

uCATloN-Salem Roanoke county, Va, in one oi the
IL most beautiful. healthy and accessible sections Of Viz
GINA.
FACULTY:
Res. d. +. BEETLE, b. d., President, and Professor at
Moral and intellectual Philosophy.
:. C'p.oS WELLS, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathcriatics a5d
Natural Philosophy.
Rev. ". L. Yosc., A. NJ, Professor OF Ancien. L.ansua.
yes and Literature.
Rev. II. 5. OSBORN. 4. NJ, Professor Of Natural Sciences.
J. Ii. fEEr, Assisian; in Ancient Languages and prcpsra.
tory Department.
-. Professor o: Modern Language. :ud Tactics.
Co:RsE--Full and thorough.
Exrrs,rs-Ie-aiar Tuition, Board, Room. Fuel. sc. for
10 month";. flip.
EsGISSixGo r srssioS--Las, Wednesday IN ADJUST.
FOR particulars address u. +. BEETLE. d. - >,ieu..
Roanoke county, VI. ). {. WELLS, Sec. Facuny.
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ITREDEeAR |aoAr wQsSSSS. r ,
RE=RIIu I AMI In no

WE APE HAPPY To ANNOUNCE To OUR NCME-
w ROUs customers aud Railroad tompaulr, generally,
tia, we have resume he manufacture - SPIKES AND
BuLTs, temporarily suspended 'S 'e 'l'n'"E Jul d I
tory pn III. night OF he .:,h Of ApuL =,
Having erected Z ncw hfick b"iH".s' - 'rt' by ~, ana
6ge stories hi.h, and fitted il; up aiii' he i'"siiInl ro'ei ma.
clinery, We are now prepared 10 iurhs' t"ehty I'VE IONS o:
Spikes and tive tons Of Bolts per ha5.
W. con,inu. to Manufacture i'"r iFon;. Railroad Axie',
Rail Chars. variou. PATTERN; LOCOMOTIVE, Portable and
S,,,,o,.rv Engines. saw MIh.. Car Trucks, Wheels, fitted
or ,.,ars,r; and every de:,!il zion q: lion AMI Brass Cat
ines. including Cannon, sho, ant shells.
). Il. ANDERSON & co.
los X. ANDERSON.
JOHN r. TANNER,
T.. ARCHER.
Il - ARCHER. July G2-dim
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- TEN DOLLARS W

Il !. TN ny residence, near AneIia CouTi Htate.
: ''At naa named PLENAEY. | hired him Of Mrs.
WAC :oruerly lived at Oak I'LL, Mecs'enburg
"snia. bu, is now a resident vi Richmond
'''s 'Asthe viii make h, way TO orc or the other
- fSc / viii give th- above reward Tor his driiv-
III :sabou, 5 fee, 4 or S inches L.igh. gi1ger
. Pare made, and about 60 years old; had on
. - {, isi aannel shirt, dark psntaloons aud AL old
5 generally known in Mecklenburg county.
- JEFFERSON PEYTON
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VALUABLE FAMM On SALE NEAR

POET ROYAL, IN TIL COUNTY u. CAEOLlNE.
TUESDAY. TIE md DAY or AUGUST. We viii
" olrr for sale. oh the premises, six hundred acres ot
valuable farming hard. ,-ar Port Royal. In the county Of
Caroline. IL being 4 portion 81 tie ,=taie called 'Ay Mont,
the residence al H. la'e John II. Bernard. The above
farm j. considered 4 very fine one. easily cultivated and
well adapted To III. gr"'.iI 81 corn wheat, oats and TO.
bacco. II has an abui.d tHre ui wood aud timber Tor the
u. of the place, and contain. ~" hundred and twenty
four acre. Of fine i.appahnnnoch Eat u bottom Land -
There are no building, but = gOu'i nsers"eTs house, and a
double cabin for nc.ro.-. but u desired. q beautiful lot In
Port ROYAL, about half u mic distant. fronting III the
R.ppahannocS river, with quite u good res!icLce, kitchen
anu stable thereon. could h. obtained from the utdtf' sftd
on fir terms: and 2j acres more OF Rappiiannoch low
grounds. adjoining Port Royal. migl, be added Ia the
above, should the six hundred ncs, tract uut be .uinci'ntly
large, or the low grounds a, joining ioit Royal Tish 20
acres Of wood land, together with the house and lat IN Por;
Royal. would be sold Together II desired.
1 Terms o! sale: Une.:hiri cash, balance at ], 2 and q
years. with Interest from day OF sale. well secured 10y bonds
aud deed Of trust. Possession Hveu at once. reserNi ing tho
privilege Of taking away the present crop. Persons sish
ing 10 examine the land are referred 10 Mr. W. L. Der.
uard, who rcsii"s on the adjoining farm. For terms al
private sale address powha;au Robertson. I.acc0on Ford,
Culprper county, or VI. i. scott, Warrnton Springs, Pau
Guier County. row IiATNS GuDERlsoN,
y. y. SCOTT,
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BROOKMILL SCHOOL,,

sy v!.r- SosIN ~ CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ruE UNIVERSITY
~ vigG;SIA.
CHARLES MINOR, ". D., A. NJ, PriscIrAi,
Vs. T.. ARroI, r.onERT RivEs, 4. NJ L. Va, CuAs. MIsoa, IN.
Assistants.
VNlIE Session begins, Sept. lt, isJ9, and ends June ejih,
Il l>n. divided into two equal terms. Nth Nv" wre.s re-
cess al Christians.
SUBJECTS 1AUGrT.
l.. Eneish Language,
.. Latin and Greek Languages.
3. Tie Modern Language, French Grrnsu, Sran.sh.
Italian. Anglo saxon.
!. Mathematics.
3. The Elements Of Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry md
Moral Philosophy.
Catalogues, showing the plan OF the School, sen, 10 those
who Lrsir. II.
Trass-*.:"; 10 he paid half in advance-ist sept, and
is: Feb.
szr' Post nicc and Depot, Charlottesville, Va.
l.EFgRESCE>.-The Professor, aud Ni,itOrs Of The tn'y"rs!'
~ OF yirgini,; Hon. VIM Z Hives, Gotham Depot. Alb;
Franklin Minor, Esq.. Cliarloitrsy:ilc; Lieut.. VI. !. Marry.
L. :. Observatory, Washington: r.. Rev. John Johns, Alex.
sndria, Va; Charles I. Pollard and ;. T. Jones. Esgs,
Montgomery, Ala; Hon. L. {. Clay, Huntsville, Ala.
tuIy ,-rfIsspn,
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lhREMAnLE FEMALE ,INsrir,Tr,


rINliF next session ''rsiEs September 2,'h, and c;o'S' la,'
i of June following. The ideas and methods which RUE
!a.,ruciion, -xarninalions and comforting degrees ar- those
Of thu University Of Virginia. Of which Institution the rrin.
cip4l ald The gentlemen associated with lin axe Masters "i
Ari..
OFFICERS ~ TEACHERS.
CoLLsGiAIE pEPAETNESr.
IoHy HART, NJ. A., Observation-Disclosures. Moral Hill
osJphy, Literature.
WV. y. BRoSAraH. VI. A.-Ancicn; Languages, English
and Composition, History.
ws. =. Lorrn,S, VI. A.-Modcrn Largras'', Natural
Sciences.
Miss C~cRsrl;l 4. CEASs.-.,ssi,tant Ia Languages and
Mathematics.
PRxrAkAroRY DsP,HTvEST.-Mrs !:ril: GTuiI. Me, co-.
n-ia A. Crank.
OGSAHESrAL DErAEfNtNI.-Mrs !m!;y Grub.
Musical DEP.ErMESE-Mr Vincent t:ur!I.
BoAsDiNo DEPIKrIEST.-N tico. W. Garrett and lady.
E1r.NsEs.-Th. expense for board, aud y. iil course o:
collegiate study a, most girls en- undertake, l. f:E Tor he
ca'tre session; less than the cost at our beet male schools,
where the sam. grade o. scholarship If found IN the teach
cr,. Alusit, Painting, &c. a. about usual prices.
NnGK.-1h" Alhcmarir Female Institute was established,
and /, controlled b. l~;sptisi., The prigciral and mo-, Of the
teachers be,n: members Of that denomination. vt no ii'
territorial sec,arian influence has been, or will he cN.rtrL
over III. students. For further Information, address The
Principal "a. Charlottesville.
~" Whis," {" Examiner "D.pa,eh," National
Intellirencer,' and 'Char!"stc:I Mercury. - copy.
IVt, y -ra SIT On
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WAN:rED.

] ~ u-n,!-nsn educated NJ III. University OF
So with soue experience an ~tea.hins, wishes q
a~st.Acaer.
'n-;uia, will receive prompt attention..
tf-Pfo;--sois HARRISON, NcGuncy, Blcisoc,
hall:H u he University o; Nirg!n.S.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

GILMORE, July 2s.-Flour is firm small
- 81 IS -. Wheat has advanced: sales OF
at 81 Goal 40, rcd 81 10al -. Corn
~ white and yellow slas2 Cts. Provisions
.achanged. Whiskey is dull.
Wv YORK. July 2S.-Flour is firm; sales
safe brands at 81 S0a4 -; Ohio S5aj 40;
4,rn s. 30a5 10. Wheat has advanced
e 20 " cents; red 81 25a1 2S. white 81 3oa
70. torn heavy; mixed 7SaS2 cts. Pork
mess sl59, prime sl0i. Lard quiet -
key dull at 25ia26 Cts. Stocks are dull
: iowei; Virginia SKIES 50. At auction to-
a sale of $500 bags Rio coffee was made at
~, cts, being al advance on the last cargo
,i a quarter Of a cent; at private sales prl-
: -c unchanged.
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BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL,

TEIIE thItu annual SESSION. OF tLIS School vii bcGIH OF sc
Il 9Th day OF September. and close the 18th June. ls6U.
DEAUM0N is three mic, North Of Gerdon.viiIc, In 4
healthy region OF country, with beautiful mountain scene
nv, aud accessible TO churches.
sIss PAGAUD, an accomplished Virginia Lady, whose
competency has been evinced duIin: the past session. is IA
ISOLATED with me In conducting this school.
The course Of study embraces the usual English Branches.
Natural Sciences, French, Latin, Piano, Gaitar aud Vocal
Music, Painting, Drawing, Monochromat.c, Wax, l.eaihe.
and Worsted Work aud Embroidery.
The charges for ten months vary from $3.50 to 1900, &C
cordIng 10 the studies pursued.
Hor Circulars, giving particulars, address
JAMES l. JONES, ". p.
Jn,x 90-cvGg GorlonsSine, Va
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CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL AND
MILITARY. ACADEMY,

DANVllCE, Va.
fgNllE undersigned, having entered Into partnership. i"-
Il the purpose Of conducting n school, in which will h;
taught Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematical. MIL
tsry and all the usual English branches, have the pleasure
OF announcing 20 their friends and the public, tia; tlitE
viii open on the hrst MONDAY in Scp;eraicr.
The easy access 10 panv!lle, from all quarter, together
wish the intelligence and morality Of its citizens, ruiri-rs II
81 once 4 iayorite resor, for young S"'itlrmen d-,iTprs 81
,tudying. lis the intention o. The Principals 10 has. ihtir
Young incn constantly under their own charge, thereby rem
,!,rin. assistance In, u, we'll as out Q. school.
An communications addressed TO J. SlMPKlSS JONES,
Hampton, Va, or D.. {. EDMuNDS, Piedmont, %fsuqnier
county, Va. Until :hc last Of August. after that time TO the
Principal. III Dany!llc, will receive prompt attention.
T.. e. EDMONDS. V. VI. /, II, t,ci,,i.
}. SIMPKINs JOEE, A. b., i"'"I'"'
!irTsnRScrs:-J. u. Ciry, 4. NJ. AID Joseph se=ar.
Hampton, Va: Faculty Of V. N. l.; ". u. Fowle and }. J..
Saith. Alexandria, Va.
panville papers copy twice u we,l.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CORNER OF FIRST y FRANKLIN STEEHTS-LINDE

ROW.
ONO, VA,
fNIr TENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence on the first Monday In October, 1859, and
close OF the last day Of June, 1850.
Every eilor; VIII be made 20 maintain the high reputation
and sxLECT CHARACTER Of the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Modern Ian
guagcs are surpassed by those OF no school In the Onion.
Two French ladies. reared and educated in Paris, reside in
the family Of the Principal, and ii Is madc their especial
duty TO sperk French, hati:uany, With tie young ladies
boarding in the house.
The best masters Of music are employed, and srra: a.
:,pt!on is pail 10 this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
n. LEE POWELL, 4. NJ, Principal.
Tii0S. L. DUDLEY, Jn, A. NJ, Of the University 81 VIZ
GINA.
MILE S. NASSAs, rrsnch Department.
MISS VI. ]. MAYO,
u. PERSlC0. Italian, Spanish, Drawing and Painting.
DIX. BCCilLER. German.
y. SEIBERT. Piano and Organ.
MILE l.. LACY, Vocal Music.
IL. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
J. ". REEVE, Pennsnship.
This institution Il well known :" the Bishop; snl c'rrFy
OF The Episcopal Church in Virginia, TO whom refcrrnc: is
made. h to the Faculties OF the Virginia Military Institute,
and William ard Mary College, to Professor. Bl-,soe md
Saith OF the University OF Virginia, to l.. u. Colema' cf
Hanover Academy, TO Sam! Sclro,r Of Edge Hill Acad-
my, to the Rev. Chas. u. Read, md Rev. u. :. pcc;c,.,
Richmond. Va, and TO ;hc patrons 81 the school.
For catalogue giving terms. course Of s,urirs. &c, Sc,
with full list Of patrons, 10 Uhi:h especial refereLce Is made.
Address u. LIE POWELL. Principal :. !. l..
July 2-d6c2n Bc& ~, EicilmcLa, Va.
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ASHLAND ACADEMY.

UNllf '.cond session of this School VIII commence oil TIE
Z ar,t MonlIy IN October ne:t.
No pupil viii be received under fourteen YEAR, Of age,or
unless already vel! grounded IN The FaiiElcn,s Of ai' En'
glib education.
Besides TIE u.lai Classical arl Ni;hs Tia'icsl studies. 4
cour,e Of History will be taught, A. thorough and cNI.n'
siye ~ the length Of the session will ahfliI.
! will be assisted, as heretofore, by Mr.. CHARTS A..
jews, OF No;;oway, a Master OF Ats o. the University o'
Virginia.
TERMS:-ror Tuition and Board, Oights excepted s!'~;
one hall payable In advance. aud the residue At the clV'c
Of the session.
For further Information, address ST. g. TUCKER.
-. 81 SD, ,sII,rI H.nn-er 70 Va
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nURE OILS-Por Threading Machines, Mills, and
ali kind. Of machinery, always on hand by the barrel
ar GALLON: warranted OF hest quality and ~ low rates.
July ri ". PETERSON, Druggist, lis, MALI St
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SITJATI0y w

@sa.-',saei, a graduate Of t!,e University Of vlr.
= , 1e''ro1s OF ooia.nin. a situation rs teacher.
80! concentrations eau be given ~ TO scholar
'liftete'. Any information In regard to the
e@a BE- bad hy addressing me-, at the Uuiver ity
- e.. D.
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X. c. KENT, fCommss
AND. s. FULTON

,,.io,. 20 afford 70 said Commissioners all the aid 10 my
,or.r I viii promptly attend to any communication or ap
Iii atom 20 me at Wytheyiie Va for information about any
q, The properly referred 20 In the foregoing decree and motto,
Of .,lr. THOMAS J. BOYD.
- .-11cr
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EDGE HILL

Quincy POST OFFICE. CAROLINI tOt STi. ~.
PrCpHyi.csn, fer The Inira. .ty 81 ~!I,yj,i..
CHARGES REDUCED
VNliE fifth session VI tbs school will commence Oc;a'cr
Il Ut and end July @i,t following. The cerr.. i, TIA, ci
the University 81 Virginia, comprising
:. EnriiS, DrLnch-s-Gra mmar. EiOcu,iDu, Composition.
Geography, Writing. Arithmetic. 81.
.. Latin and Greet aui ;hcIr History ami Literature.
=. French and Italian ard their Literature.
{. \ mos; comprehensive course OF Mathematics quite AS
full u, that Of any College or University ofihe United States.
3. Civil and Mechanical Engineering and the Theory and
Construction Of the Steam Engine.
q. Drawlng-0rnanenial and Mcchanical-apd Wr ting.
The advantages POSSESSED BY this School in location. u
regards the health aud morality OF the nei2liborho"d: ia ar-
inrs, gymnasium, bath honse. Sc.; in the experience lrG
-ucrrss o.. tie Principal, who has now been thirteen years Il
teacher, and the high Testimonial, Of ls ~A-.itant, who wa
prevented by i'll health alone from taking his degree NJ ~"
list public day, and will certainly get ii in d ioher; ih'sr,
a. well ~ the scrupulously moral and Christian tone 81 The
School, ali combine to rrcunimcnl 1, ,o The attention q.
parent, and giardiar, as having few equal, aad 10 sup
Nor.
CiiAIGES-.laj PIN FERNS. for every thing escep, lights.
4 detailed catalogue may he Lad by addressing NJ.
ScHOolEP, ~ Quincy, Caroline county, Virginia. H. re-
f,rs To-
The Faculty ., ,hc Uuiyct.iiy o. Virginia: y, fessars
Bartlett. Marian sul Church. OF West Point: Prof ChaIvc-
net, Of annapolis, Hon. J. Il. Tuotrr, Richmond; Hos. ".
{. De'arn"ttc, nit! l.. II. Coleman. and 7. y. W.lch. oiCa'
roin.: Hon. ". Newton, Wc,;rorclind Y. II. Adams,
Esq. Alabama; Fight Rev. liislcp Meade, Rev. J. =. liof,
J. y. Coleman, u. VI. Wharton. ". u. Thomas. W rricrI,
{. {. Hitting, !. \. ~Ia.0adtus. J. VI. =. Atkinson. II. VI.
Ael,oi, +. =. MEADE, Esirs, DR.. x. Z. Randolph, Clark:
J. {. S"u,hall, Albriulrle, PTot V-nable, Columbia, :. G.:
Hon. ,. ". Coleman. senate OF Va.
SAMCEL SCIIOOLER, MA.
IL. np .,n,F n al mrs
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HILARY +. JONES, II. A., (U. OF Va rrIN'Ir,,.
WI. ". FONrAINE, VI. A., u. Of Va
DIR AWNING AND PAINTING

JOHN A.. CALYO Of Richmond.
RryEEascgs-Th- Faculty OF the University of Virginia;
Prof. VIM. J. Martin, Chapel llili, y. e.; lrof-. Owens anf
Strange, Richmond Collrse; Hon. J. N. Mason, Winchester;
Judge Vim. J. Robertson. Hon. :. ,. Lcake, u. II. Masru
der. E.l. AlbcrIsrl-: +. W. Cole:uaI. Judge l.. II. Cole
man. Caroline: Rev. u. Strinsf.llow. Charles Morris, Eiw'l
M"r-i-, ". G. Wickhsin. EsGs., Hanover: wyndliam Robert
zen. Il. u. llaNal, VIM. u. iiaNall, Edwin Robinson, j T..
Brown. C. 7. Workman, J. II. Cl,hinberlaynr, EsI.. Rich.
n"nd: lallcs X. Marshall, Gray Carroll. EsI-.. faugairr.
HAVING withdrawn :rom the Hanover ACADEMY, | take
great !iea.urcln recommending my successor. Mr.. II. +.
JosES, % the confidence an patronage Of tile ruNlic. Mr.
Jones has been associated with me, in the conduct % .he
Academy, To-. the last three years. and | can therefore peak
knowingly Of lis qualifications a. an Instructor. lie j. =
gentleman, = scholar, and, What o. equally important, HIS
an uncommon aptitude for the MANI cement OF toys. These
who may decide TO place their sons under hi, charge, viii, |
feel confident. have no cans. 20 rCcrs; my removal from
N. corps Of Instructors
To the abilities Of hi, Assistants, ! can also give tie mcs;
unqualified testimony. III VI. COLEMAN
Late Principal Of Hanover Academy.
IT For further particulars, addre-.
II. l.. JONES, TaylOrsyile.
Julv t. y ..D,t Hanover ruuuty Va
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
SESSION Ug iS5g-ln


SESSION or lS59-G0.
TVyIIE pest Annual Course Of Lectures will commence on
Il the Ere, Monday in October, and continue un.il TIE lst
o; March.
Gu. Bell GiBsoy, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
Dawn II. TrcEEs, ". d Professor Of Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
BEVERLY II. WEXFORD, NJ. D., Professor OF Ma'eTia Med!-
ca and Therapeutics.
s. Z. PITicoL,s, N. D., Professor 0: Anatomy.
J.. S. JoySEs. VI. H., Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine.
J.NL, n. CoSwAY, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics, &c.
JAWS n. McClv, VI. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
MAE!oS HOWARD, ". d., pcmoDsti stor OF Anatomy.
Students will enjoy every facility for the acquisition OF n
complete medical education. The advantages Of Richmond
In this respect Law. been fully tested by an experience o!
twenty years. The supply OF material for PRACTICAL Ana
rvvy Is ample, and at a very triling cost.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION Is given In the lnfrmary connected
with the College, and under the Same roof with the Lecture
room. Thi, InHriuary, vhich is also the Marine Hospital
for IN port OF Richmond, Is vt hl times we'll filled with
medical and surgical cases, and numerous SURGICAL ot.EA-
rross are performed in presence Of the class. Students also
enjoy The clinical faciltie, Afforded by the Richmond Aims
house.
PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, offered Icy Or.
THOMAS d. VARIES. Of North Carolina, will BE- awarded for
,he tent Essay which may be presented by AM member Of
the graduating class.
Demonstration Of Anatomy 80. 10
Graduation. go. ............... -
Board may he obtained In Richanoad, At price, ranging
from ~ 20 to Is per week.
For further Information, apply to
,,,,,y JI.o,, f,.,p nj .be Parulty Richmoud. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
OLD DOMINON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER uf FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
DTruNGnNun

TsNilS School fer YOUNG LADIES will open Oh the ist Of
1 October, l-j9, and close OIL she 10Th o! Junc. !Sj1. The
c"ursc Il study will include all The branches essential to 4
complete ahi polished education, aud every facility
Afforded for thorough instruction in each. The Principal
Win be ns.i,,ei b an able nud e'fcicn; corps ~ teachers,
among whom are Rev.. Leo. l. sS,-r, u. y Teacher g. Moral
Science; j. r. Shgua;c, Esq, Ancient Language. and Na.u.
raj acic.ces; Horace Chase. Esq, Mr>ic; +. !. Fisher.
Painting; lr. Buchl,r, German: Misses ". =. Carte AMI
\. L. Driarlane for the English Department. Other teach
~ % 'niiucnr ability will he secured by the Opening Of the
Session. For terms and other Information concerning IN.
school, see Circulars, OF address 7. l.. GtLLEIiEi:,
Principal, Richmond. Va.
ErFtEgScEs-l;ev u. :. nogge;;, D. H.. Re-. Vim. II.
Wher!wrichi. Rev. James 4. Duncan. Rev. W.. W. Bennett,
lr. Ihos. Pollard, Robert k!dsway, Esq, y. A. Sturdiyaa;,
Richmond; Rev. u. W. Carter, University o! Mississippi;
Rev. T.. T.. Wiley, President Of /. aad II. College, VI.
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