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CLASSICAL, MATHEW ATiCAL AND
MILITARY ACADEMY,
nhNNII

rSNE undersigned, having catered into partnership for
l. the purpose Of conducting school, In which will be
taught Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathematics Mill
tsry aud all the usual English branches have the pleasure
OF announcing to their friends anu the public that they
will open ;he frst MONDAY In September.
The TO Dnnvile, from all quartes together
With the Intelligence and morality OF Its citizens, renders
~ favori,e resort for young gentlemen desirous Of
studying IL the intention OF the Principals to have their
young men constantly under their charge thereby
dering assistance 10, we'll Us out Of school.
All communications addressed TO J. SIMpKINS JONES
Hampton, Va, or L. {. EDMOSDS Piedmont, fauqrier
county Va, until the last Of August after that time 10 the
Principals n Danvle, will receive prompt attention.
T.. c. EDMoNDS. V. VI. l., p,,r,,r,,,
J. SlMPKlNS JUNE, A. T.,
REy..EScES:- y. Cary, A. NJ, and Joseph Segar
Hampton, VA: Faculty OF ". l.; W. H. fowle and y. L.
Smith, Alexandria, Va.
Dauville papers copy twice a week.
In LIS
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MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL,
t1nr ~at

SpbNll. VA.
VNIIE subscriber will reopen his School the 1t Of Sep.
Il tctnber next. The course OF study will comprise TIE
ordinary branches Of English educaon together with
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Latin. Greek, French,
German and Anglosaxon These studies viii be taught on
ascae sufficiently extended TO prepare pupils for the
classes in the University OF Virginia In any Of col
leges to OF them for the active pursuits Of lfe The
number Of pupils will be limited to twenty-five s,
TrRxs-Two hundred and fnr'y dollars per SESSION o ~
months ending June I5ih lSGl-one.haf payable the
lst Of Sept next and oneha the 18th Of Jauuary
lSG New pupils will be charged from the date Of entering
70 the end Of the session.
These terms include all charges for books whish
will be furnished at Richmond prices
No deduction for any for prorar:ed sickness
Parents guardians who with further Information will
direct their letierst WILLIAM X. GALT,
August g-csw Pat'onshurc. Botetourt County. Va.
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MISS PEGRAn,s ROARDING AM DAY

~ TIE cry Of RICNVOSD
Miss pEtRAM will the duties of hc. School on
AN1 the first Monday In October She will Ec sided by
eicien, Teachers IN each Department Mime Ee:and Will
be retained as Frriich gpverness.
La,iu Mathematics and the Physical Sciences Tll be
taught by Professor THEODORE liEInESFsLp gentleman
@do-e high attachments and successful experience in ;esch
Ing, rrn,irr him worthy Of entire confidence.
Circulars with full details, nay be had application to
july lj--clf MIS-. J. ". PEGRAM linden Row.
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rIIE COLLECE or WILLIAM & MARY

ylIHE mex: session Of this Institution will commence on
the second Wednesday OF October next. The cxerci.
ses will be RESUMED in the renewed college ed!dce.
complete. apparatus large SCALE OF the latest and most
approved has already been ordered which.
together with we'll selected library will be In readiness
for u.e by the commencement Of the session.
DEPARTMENTS.
J. Latin and Latin Literature, and TIE RUmaGce It.-
yuagcs-Epwiy TALf,fgKRO, A. ~, Professor.
H. Greek and Greek Literature, and Gernan-EDWAED
s. JOYSgs, A. NJ. Professor.
III. Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, aEd Ee!lc.-
L-ttres-slLAs TorrsS, ID. D., Professor.
Nv. History Political Economy, and Constitutional Law
-Roy'r J. MORRISON, Professor.
V. Chemistry and Natural Pi.ilosophy-BrsJ. rwr:i,
Professor
VI Maheraatcs-HgSJ. s. Ewrl., P.o:es5o?: TEo,. I.
I. SSgap. Adjuuc, Professor.
BENZ. s. EwTLI, Prssilcn:.
Junel6-c,lSep williamsburg, Va.
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HANOVER ACADEMY, va.

NE next session OF this Steol VIII commence or ne ISL
Il day OF October 1882 aad terminal. Ike ?h ley o
July lstn.
TERMSs?9 per session. exclusive Of lights s!:5 TO he
March.
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.a'MERiCAN GUANO.

lkhN AND DEALERS IN GUANO.
!, called 20 this valuable Fertilizer, from
'i-''i 70 the P.c.ac ocean, and In possession
.'a veaao Company, ty formal act OF the
.'h ia:retlient Of ,.is Guano Is the PHOSPHATE
L'Ss. ~ natural combination, that can
-. ,! ar, "nf In an.ly divided condition, 80
/. mater can he readily taken up when applied
-, 80 e.h:efs lasting benefit upon the soil al
? ~ Oren harvested
I ,-s Numerous farmers who have used !. upon
,sp"hs' aud who report its effects equa! TO
IL = Particularly adapted 10 Wheat, and in
'''Ld aud srow:h OF Grass.
N9eyy P-sAsASr PtAcg, NEWARK, NJ
G,,.,.,. February I'd, ls59.
b.. T-'iea' o. he American Guano Company:
~ 'ae American Gu,no aas but recently been
L ,-'' hii !c. o! our farmers know about the
l. " % AL such, by using two hundred or two
/, ~ ro1uts per acre Of the American Guano,
e n 20 harvest, the FIRST year, twenty-five per
| '-'!ay, II Rot more, besides bcneaiiins the
'.is crop,
'rily having had, the last season, much ex.
Use o. !, on Corn, Wheat, Grass. Cacuin-
Z. ,h' T. all with equal beneficial results.
V. Nief can Guanc on pr ng Wheat, laid down
-' .!noit'y Seed The Grass Seed took finely.
mat VAS harvested, every plant Of the
g o-'-t result never before obtained with
y,i-f-' with barn.yard manure.
f'sPeciflliy yours, .
STEALING ARMSTRONG.
-. american Gusuo as fertilizer which has,
".'es superior TO the Peruvian, which It ID
~. A. Gaano Is dry, and In Its natural state
F. 1, "I'Iti ty drill or otherwise.
- ~ '9n u 1000 pounds, delivered In Depot or
f;.t;, 's'' ~! t- supplied by this agency Al New
FELIX II. CAVE,
Agent American Gulno COMPANY.
bFls.. Richmond, Va
l'H.-.,Th street, bs,wess Main and Cary.
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THE COLLEGE, OF ST. JAMEN.
ALExANDitIA FEMALE SEMINARY
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,

HANOVER IUINIl, w. %,
TI,HE third ennua! session OF is Institution VII eola
uience the ed of September ncIi with inl corps
Of .xprrienced and accomplished teachers For circulars
and other information address ,-,.,,r
land Y.
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LAND ~ GO0CIILAND rOm SALE.

HENEBY oItr or sale, privately, The Tuck OF IAhd on
which now reside Ia the upper end OF GUochland Co.,
;hc former residence Of Dr. Coats, and containing
hundred aud twey.nne acres Ii goollocaon either
for py sican trac-g. Any wishing 70 purchase
is requested 10 maze early Application
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23

! CSrrr>irY or Tg.iSIA, June %, !-.Ji.
We b-!rv- '- Amelia Academy under the management
Of M W H. IIari,vE 0; the best preparaior? schools
/ Ia S!rgiu!s GESSNEE HARRISON,
JOHN b. MINOR,
JAMES l.. CABtLL.
:. S.MAEPlN,
A % NnNInk
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sUNNY.sIDE school.

TWO MILES FKUM CHARLOTTESVILLE AND UNE FKUM
THE UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
TUNIE second Session my School will open the Ts.
Monday Of September and close the last Of June The
subjects Of study may be embraced under ;he following
heads
/. English Language and Literature.
2 Ancient Language and Literature.
s. French Language and Literature
4. Mathematics.
B. Natural Science.
C. Mental and Moral Science.
Monthly Circulars giving correct exhibit OF each stu.
dents scholarship and department, will be rent TO parents
and guardians.
The fees for tuition board &c washing ercep;ed) per
term OF Ave months sl5 20 be paid puacaal Il ad-
vance.
Isc- For further Inquiry, dress
WILLIAM CARROLL, 4. ~.
July ll--c3m Charlottesville, Va.
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NOTICE. -
Ii persons having claims against the late Tnas D. d
IA Roy, decd informed that they may presesi mem
duly to me Chelsea, near Richmond eiy
In Hrntco county, Va for settlement; and AL persons "
debiet 20 the requested TO make imtnede pay
ment Il ii desirable 10 close he concerns 81 inc
soon ss possible. JANIS Y; hoi,,
Administrator Of I. u. ,. Ror, deceased
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II IL 90 X L \ n D mOOL,

AT Greenwood DrroT, AtBsSAsLs CerSTr, Va.
wM DINwIDDIE. Ma, Principal
JOHN e. DINwIDDlE, r,s,,r.o,,
JOHN MURRAY, NJ. A.,
JAMES NJ GARNETT, VI. A,
TINE objcc, Of this School prepare young for the
IL University OF Virginia, .or any college All the In
s,ruc:ors graduates Of the University three OF then
with the degree Of NJ A. ard tie fourth graduate IN the
school. OF Latin Greek French German Spanish and Mo-
raj Philosophy and also experienced teacher.
The Principal has had ten years experience in teaching
three In the successful conduct OF his preset school, and
three Assistant Instructor In the University in the schools
Of Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
The Ith session The lr Scptcnbs! next.
and closes In the last week Of the following June.
TERX exclusive OF lights aud towels s2O per session OF
nonths payable the lst September, and sl23
on the lst February.
For catalogues stating Details spplyto the Principal a.
Grcrnw ood Depot, Albcuarle county, Va.
JuIy &C. 10th Sep. wM. DISwIDDIE, VI. A.
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ASHLAND ACADEMY.

fE second session Of this School will commence on the
y hrs. Monday In October next
40 pupil will be received under fourteen years Of age
rn!''s already well grounded in the rudimens c En
cli,h education.
Rrle, t.e usual Classical and Mathematical studies, q
Of History will be taught thorough and eI.cn
rive a. the length OF the session will admit.
will be assisted, n heretofore, by Nj CHtHLr5 A.
JoSys Of Notioway, Master Of Arts Of ic Cuyery OF
Virginia.
TERMS:for Tuition and Board. ghta excepted $3.50;
one half payable il advance aud ihe residue he close
of the session.
FOR further information, address ST. G. TUCKER.
h.ll and u.n q
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Mr. s. Ok 90 kE1S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ROE
SUT "a DIES

In the City OF RichmOnd.
FUlHE SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE
Il he frs, day OF October, 1852 and end on the a,,
day OF july, ls6d.
Al! the branches OF Female Education will be taught
Including the Modern Languages Latin Music ard Draw
ing-in all VI which Departments competent Assistants
have been ep'oyei. Particular attention will be paid to
the manners OF te young ladies' and every eor, will be
made TO give theta the best aud intellectual culture
TEaNs-ohe half payable in sdvsnce-e balance the
18Th February
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FHEDEKICK,s HALL FEMALE

TIME second Session Of This school which located with,
In half mile of Fred-ricks Hall Depot, Virginia Cen.
trail Rail Road, will commence on the i'f Of next septe'
her and close the Let OF July following
TERMS rgR SESSION Of TT; MnSTHs:
pps,u ,.n %on,bs nom ~ ' .also 90
ur.r on tbr piano wi.b use Of instrument .. 81 ~
rr.,rb Ianruar. .... IL NJ
n,vipy and Painting each ............ 10 %
irJ,, Iny and Crayon .aci, .....,.......... W
r,,hroiJ.rv ...... 5 "a
An accomplished and experienced teacher will have
charge Of this School.
IIly Ip-ctIjths-p NATHANIEL W. HARRIS.
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VT. LAUKEL ACADEMY,


PiFg PowyRs, Principal. -, Assistant.
T oCATIOS.-fyc miles from Clover Depot on the Rich
mond and Danvillc Railroad remarkably healthy. re-
mote from temptations vice aud convenient TO churches
SUBJECTS TArGHr.-Ancient Languages. Modern Ian
guag.s Mathematics, Physical scehce History and GsoS'
rlrhy.
ienzth Of Session. from is. October TO iss August
TgrYs-lcard and tuition. ten months, sZJo, payaoie
hall IN advance. Lights extra Pupils conveyed from The
depo: without expense.
Address the subscber q; starn;on, I'LL g'h August anu
a.trfsarL st NJ Laurel Halifax county Va Apply early
x,Iuy l2-?sw:, PINE foM LIE.
THE COLLEGE OF ST. JAMES.
TIIHE Eighteenth Annual Session begns on The last edn.
day (h= 2sti OF September. The various classes In
the College and In the Grammar school, resume their Work
promptly New Students will be examined on IhursasJ
IN. .g,h JOHN B. KERruoT, Rector, Ac.,
July 26-iaT6i College OF 81. James 7. o., Sid.
ALEX XANDtIA FEMALE SEMINARY,
VIRGINIA.
LIHES s. UaLLOWELL, Proprietor and PrirctPa..
lIE Twelfth Annual Session Of this school Wieonehee
L on the 18th Of next month, tSeptembeT) -,
Ci.rula-s giving . particulars viii be sent 10 an! s'
nay desire thrci. aug lS-'f'
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WILLIAM q. MILLER,
NLiTx WITH ALEX 1AREETI
GENERAL COMdlS SSiON MER OHNN
TNOR the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, &C. once ton I'ln
Il street, opposite Tobacco Exchange.
~ Strict attention paid 70 aling ordsn
Aug 16-csu
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HILTON SCHOOL.

FINIE THIRD SESSION OF MY SCHOOL established for
IL the benefit OF ray sens, a commence the hrst O.!
September mex: and close the last Of June, lsSJ.
Six eight boys can be rnodntrd In addition 20 my
| own, and enjoy equal privileges with them.
Il will be continued under the ns'rccon Of CBAkLEs O.:
YorSo, E'Q, graduate Of the University oi Virginia, and
. cininenily qualified for the position.
TsEXs-32vU per session Of ten mOnths Including every
onehs at the COMMENCEMENT the other
| at the close Of the term.
RErgKgScEsTte Faculty Of the University OF Virginia.
Dr. r. Carver Hanover; DR.. Win. C. Warren Edento y.
c.; VIM. sutton r. b. lIarai Logan Waller Esqs Rich
ond Rcv. D. D. living, Go-lonsyillc; Col J. WILLIS, COL
| g. Scott, Msi J. H. Lee, Orange.
| GnrnnxsYiILK. Aug. g lstq.--ctf IA- NEWMAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23

GHERRY WINES, from low grades to the finest
y Imported large landing and for sale
Nv SELDES MILLER,
Aurustl5 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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ARERDEEN SCHOOL,

KlNG AND QUEEN COJNif, NihulNih. ..
IT is the subscriber's design To open SCHOOL FOX
BOYS T his residence Ia King and Queen county, the ses-
sion Isl October next, and to terminate 5lst
July owing, with the usual recess at Christmas The
course Of instruction win be systematic and thorough en-
brsciug the English Language, Ancient Languages The
Modern Languages, French, spanish and Italian Mate-
Inatcs with its application 10 Land Surveying and Civil In.
cheering and The Elements o. Nstural Philosophy and
Chemistry , ,,
The undersigned has associated with him Mr. 8. P La
TAME Of University OF \irgnis who has had several
years experience in teaching and whose testimonials OF
qualification of high character The loc ton o the
choo. proverbia for heshfuness and s church adSsn
Agcs refinement OF society unsurpassed IN the
STATE. Aberdeen Is one mile distant from s;. stephen
Church. Post Q0ice the stage road from Richmond 70
TappahanEock.
TERss board and Tuition In all the branches and eve
ry exccp; lights f2cOpaysbr onehan LIST Jaa'
uary, the Other 3lst July
Post uiEcc-Si S;epsens Church. j. c. C0USC1LL-
NiRGisiL MILITARY ISs.irrIE, Jun. 20, le"?.
l. gives much pleasure recommend the Male Schoo!
under the charge Of MIR. }. Z. Counc. Me- Councl a
distinguished graduate 0f this Institution and discharged
with great credit III: dGtes OF Assistant Proesso. Of Mahe
MATES yesr lie has been engaged in teaching for
about ten year, anu has given great satisfaction to those
who employed him. who have been under his In
structlop. / 20 with grea. confidence recommend his
school, FRANCIS H. SMITH,
July l5-c.! Super't '. NJ. l.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAuSToS, VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
SrAuSToS, VIRGINIA.
incorporated blythe Legislature, Is+o.
REV. r. II. PHILLIPS, a. NJ, PkScirAL-
Assisted by full corps OF Professors and Female Teachers
gIyIIE 18th session will the 2sth September
Il A thorough education In the solid and ornamental
branches may be pursued at this Institution remote rom
unfsvorable influences, aud adordng the best sdvan'
,ages for the healthy development Of the physical eon'u
ton. :,
For circular with fall information, address the Principal
Tssxs Por board, furnished room, f1el, light, washing
and tuition the English t20 for the annual s-i'
son.
Aug ls-c2m
VITHKAT RANS.-Ihave In store the Roekaway
Ju,v as~.st B. u sMIrH.
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NOSSY CREEK ACADEMY,


TENE next Annual Session of this Academy will conf
i meme. the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT,
and close the 2sih uf June, 100
The Schoc! is designed to be preparatory 10 the Cnver
sy Of Virginia. Al -. Teachers Graduates oi that
Institution.
TERMS-poard and Tai:on, Including every thing, saoo
For particulars see Catalogue.
Address. Mossy Greek, Virginia. 7. J. WHITE,
June l. -cliuct Principal.
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JEFFEikSONTO ACADEMY.

yElIIIs institution situated IN most healthy and agreea
l. BILE neighborhooi, and half miles from the tau
auer Spring free from the haunts Of vice or dsspaon
all be opened the first Monday 10 September next ana
close on the last OF June fo!loTlnz.
The Of study viii he thorough, comprising Latin
Greek Mathematics and other branches usually 'auSh IN
our be-, academic In which young prepared for
collrg. III. buslEcss OF lie -
TgNs-Fc- board and tuition 3l50 payable one'hali In
advance. CALEo TT h>lhi, z, rtihr'Pa'
For any further Information, address the Principal At
J-nr-,on,on Gu prp-r Va Aug l9-c3tavST
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". VI. x II. II. TaEDWAY,

o ORNEY AT l. A w.
'sat '-sniarly al the Courts Of Pittsylvanla and
.-i l. c"giti-,. and also the Quarterly AID supe
r. " Re eou;ty q. Henry.
: H'.'ess, Fits ly.Lia C. n Va Feb ely
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:, ,,TwpoRn!aCADEMY.

KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TN accordance with the wishes Of friends TO whom this
school is Indebted for continued support ior years pas',
the subscriber has decided to employ teacher competent
In every respect charge Of the school and give
structon In the branches heretofore taught.
The boarding department win be under The d'feenon OF
Mrs. Pitts. School will open 1st October.
TgRus for months payable half is. January balance
close OF session: 49,. On
Board with every necessary except light. ...sl:p w
Tuition In English, Classics and Mathematics. oo w w
Modern Languages each hextra................ lu w
Tactics taught II desired
Por further Information address J. H. PITTS,
Aug lS-c4t Eurnford Academy.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SCHOOL FOR

BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
BY GESsNER HARRISON, Nj. D., Ii. d.
FIy0 OPEN SEPTEMBER FIRST next, ~ miles from
1 Greenwood Depot Post Office, Albemarle county Va
TERMS Tuition and board except ighi for ten months
&2SO-payable hall September ls and the ether half
February lst.
Address the SUBSCRIBER, until Angus, 2th at the unver-
city Of Virginia. GESSNER HARRISON.
July 22-c.Uts
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COTTON iARNs-Best quality "Cnion Mi,is. Tor
" sale By u. b. pA'ANIohA'
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Ait9won0 Enqulrer.

BY Rircn!E, DUNSAvANT, TYLER WISE.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23. 1853
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.3SNSOtIi TIE PRINCIPALS.
BLOO N n r l. ID a n ID X NJ Y,
FIVE Nllgs WLsr oF IHs CSIyEKs:rI Wy VA.
W. TEBBS,
Instructor In Languages
vs.. LEROY BR0US, NJ. A.,
Instructor In Matematics.
H. W. LUCKETT, ~ A.,
As.stant In Languages and Mathematics.
JOSEPH NJ. BR0US,
Assistant in Mathematics and Eaglsh.
NIIE obec, OF th. Academy is to prepare students for
the University Of Virginia. to ht them for the due,
OF e The course OF construction embraces all those sub
jec:s requisite for preparation for aay OF the Academic
Schools Of the University and the method as far as praci
ticabe Is adapted to that pursued at that lnstitu
The third sessisn will begin the lst September TIE
expenses are ESQ year payable sem-annualy la ad.
For address either OF the Principals Ivy Depot
ihpnarle county Va June 2S-ctlstOct
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FLUvANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

FAULTY:
DEv. r s. HENSON, A. NJ Principal,
Ii Natural Sciences and Moral Philosophy.
Miss ELIZA A. PCrFEH
French and Botany.
Miss SUE V. WILLIAMS,
Mathematics and Latin.
Miss MARY ?. TAYLOR,
Mathematics.
Mss MARY :. WILLIAMS,
Natural Sciences and Bellies Leltres
Mss V. GILDEMEIsTER,
Music and German.
The session OF this Institute will commence the
FIRST WEDNESDAY In October, and continue nine
msnths.
The Cadirgs spacious and attractive. The location
Is unsurpassed for heahfunets The course OF Instruction
is comprehensive and thorough The University method ID
adopted IN the daily ectatios and final examination for
graduation.
A. the late Connsncement letter was presented 10 the
Prncpa subscribed 10y all the patrons of the Institution
who present from which make the following eI.
rct eve assured By all have Of yourself and
the Institute that IS IN all respects all that parents AID
guardians could desire aud that the student who fails 10
make progse, under its fostering, would hardly be likely
10 do much anywhere.
Students coming by the Canal will find conveyance ~
Bemo Blc take them the Institute, four miles DIS
tant.
Catocucs containing full particulars, may be obtained
by application 20 ;he Principal Address "FORK UNION,
Fluvanna." aug lo-c't
W l. pEoCN. NJ A. w. ". TEBBs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-21

ScRATcHEs-A CURE-T, Of Dan.
vile, N. Y, will find that by taking
a soft or fresh corn cob, and using
warm dish water, or warm water ant
CASTLE soap, [ pref'r the former.
and rubbing the affected part with
the cob. dipping it frequently in the
water, until he has the scrulf' all of
and perfectly clean-then drying il
with cloth, and applying the fol-
lowing salve rubbing it well, tina!
it will take but few dressings nuti
the herse is perfectly cured. have
used this method repeatedly for tlrir.
ty years, and Lave never known it
to fail. Scrape from the outside oil
the iron pots nsed for cooking, the
SCOT, or black that is on them, with a
ease knife, and then mix tallow with
it until it forms good s;lve, OF taste
and rub the scratches with it. aftel
being cleansed, three or four times
or even six times if necessary. An
improve ment will BE- seen immedi.
ately. The horse should be kept in
.be s5able,- or out Of the mud, until
he is cured, or nearly so.
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farm anu Garpelr.
Save the Sect.

This, though generally thrown To-
to the street and wasted, is one Of
the best manures. 1t is extensively
used 10 England, and when only if
teen or twenty bushels are applied to
the acre il produces The most luxuri-
ant crops Of wheat and other grain.
Itcontains in small compass almost
all the ingredients Of the coal or wood
used for fuel. 1t also contains sew
eral salts Of ammonia, magnesia,
lime, and muliatic acid Its compo-
nents are the natural food or stimu-
lants Of plants, and it can be used TO
great advantage as concentrated
fertilizer, to stimulate terminating
seeds in the drill. 1t is rot only
sown broadcast with grain, but is ap.
piled to the root crops with the best
results. Potatoes aud carrots espe-
cially are benefited by it. Six quarts
of SCOT to hogshead Of water make
an excellent liquid man:re fer the
garden. 1t can be applied with sale
ty to all garden crops, and will pay
we'll for saving. In putting the
stoves, furnaces and fire places in or
der for winter, bear it in mind that
SCOT is valuable, and will be wanted
for spring use. One Two, three OIL
mole barrels can be saved easily in
most families, espcc!a ly where WOOD
is burned.