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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.
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Epf III e CNOtNL .VIScHOcF 4, lgV
RsroRrEp ny JouS a. LANCASTER ( SoS.
Virginia 4 per cent Registered Bonds, sales i9l I: hat.
Richmond City Bonds, sales s!t and Interest.
Petersburg City Bonds, last sales s9n.
Lync!iburg City Bonds, last sales san.
Norfolk City Bonds, lust sales rs.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales lh+E.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales 1o4.
Bank OF Virginia Stock, last sales $I2E.
Bank Of the Commonwealth Stock, last sales 100.
Richmond and Danrille Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by
State Of Virgins, last sales Syl and interest. No recent
sales.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds. guaranteed by State Of
Virginia. No recru, sales.
City Of Petersburg Bonds, guaran,e ed by State Of Virginia.
No recent sales.
Old Dominion Insurance Stock, last sales S2ILI.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, las, sales SIu.
Virginia Fife and Marine Insurance Stock, las, sales $40.
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales iI5.
Insurance Company Of State OF Virginia stosk, Sll0 offered.
Virginia Life Insurance Stock, sales $liu.
Virginia Contra; Railroad First Mortase Bonds, last sales
500 and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds, las, sales
$S2>% and Interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad First Mortgage Bonds, last
sales SSJ and interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds.
last sales ISL.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Third Mortgage Bonds, last
sales 4S5 am! interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad 6 per cent Bonds,
last sales ISL and interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad = per cent Bond, last sales
$T2 and interest.
Richmond and York River RrIroad 5 per cent BONDS, las,
sales s9u.
Manassas Gap Railroad 4 per cent Bonds. offered at go.
South.Side Railroad Bonds, lag, sales S6U.
S~ou.h-Slde Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg,
sales aga.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock,
LAST sales $50
| Virginia Central Railroad Stock, las, sales s5a.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales SGI.
Iichmond and Danvile Railroad Stock, last sales faS.
James River and kanawha Stock, sales SlI.
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KALoYA7rAF FAMILY SCHOOL,
STANTON, VA.


rsNiiE next session OF this school will commence on Wed.
i nesday, the 10Th Of September, and end the last OF the
following June. The number o! pupils !. limited 10 sixteen,
and no day.<cllolar- received.
This School, opened fifteen years ago by Mrs. Shefry,
rciict ri Daniel Shelley, At Kalorana, the family residence,
still continues TO offer attractions 10 parents and guardians
prcierrilg home education.
IL Is the design II line school t., afford the udtdHt0geS
of characterization, without its 3;SIdrdHtd2es-tS uu,te the
system, regularity, and application Of school, with some.
thing Of the careful oversight aud loving atmosphere OF
home.
Mrs. Hanson aaI Ni.s shcGey, who, from the first. have
actively aided their mother In conducting the school, aud
for the last three years have had entire control OF II, vi /
still continue 10 exert their best energies for tho good Of thelr
pupiiJ. And having secured the services Of i gentleman OF
welL,ested ability, who will devote anh his time TO the school,
they Thick, with 50 large 4 number nf teachers In proportion
to The number of scholars, their little establishment may
take rank amongst the mort horoHgh, II not amongst the
most sioicy, Of virsinia's schools for young Ladies.
Board an'i English Tuition, per scssion..... .....feOO
Music and the Languages extra.
Circulars may he obtained By application TO Mrs. SNEF-
FEY l. DAUGHTERS, KaIora'na, Staunton, Va. =.
Persons wishing more impartial Information are referred
to the following gentlemen, who have all had daughters or
near relatives ~ The School:
Gov. Lctcher, ". b.. Paine, Esq, Richmond.
IIepi. Crawford, ESQ, John Hartman, Esq, Stauntcn.
Hon. Jackson Morton, Washington, DC.
Joseph Scgar, Esq, Hampton, Va.
Ia vil Graham, ESD, Graham's Forge, Wythe county.
r. Il. Mays, Esq, Fincastle, Va.
Hon, Vim. l.. Gogein, Otter Bridge, Bedford county.
Col. saml Dr-wry, Drewrysvllle, southampton county:
Gen, s, II, Lewis, Port Republic, Rockingham c0IHty,h Va
VI. Il. Eliugcr, ESQ, lfarrisonburg, Va.
Philip Powers, Esq ~Berryvil!e. Clarke county.
i!so--Por the general character and tone OIL Inc schooi,
10 the following welLknswn citizens Of S,aunton:
Rev. Jas. Lntanc, Rev. :; Z; Wheat, pr. A'GNr nauneI'
son, Thomas J. Miclie, ksT.. Jefferson Finney, ESQ, y: u.
Trnut. E.u, Vim. II. Tlns, Esq. Aug I4-cst
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. G.-Flour is quiet and
steady; Howard Street, Ohio and City Mills,
Sc. Wheat is firm; Southern white Silica
LIS. Corn is active; yellow T0a73, white 72a
r cts. Provisions are quiet and unchanged;
Bacon Sides l2tc. Coffee is more active at 13a
al+4c. Whiskcy is dull and heavy at 23c.
New YORK, Sept. Cotton is steady; mo
derate sales. Flour higher; Southern SGaG.5O.
Wheat higher; white Sl.5jal.G0. Corn high
err but firm; mixed 20 cents. Whiskey "a! Il
% cents. Sugar steady. New Orleans mo-
lasscs - cents. Turpentinc ;? 4 Al cents
RoSin heavy at 30 30 cents. Rice firm at II
a 5 cents cash. Stocks steady-Virginia skies
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,

A SCHOOL will be opened at this place on the Isl Of uc-
n tober nrxt. under the direction Of the undersisned.-
Though, designed esrecially rs preparatory 70 the UNIVERSE
~ Of Virginia, il will, Tor this reason, afford no fewer ad-
pantages 10 those intending to enter other Universities, or
any College.
One OF the Principals will teach Mathematics; the other
Languages. Assistant Instructors shall, In every case, De
graduates Of the University OF Virginia. Colloquiai classes
however, 10 Modern Languages, will receive OCCASIONAL III
s.ructioa from natives OF those languages.
Charges for the session, including everything, tssn. Clf.
culars may be obtained ut the book stores In Richuond, or
by application to US through the Richmond Posofice.
Philip Is. STANARD, A. 81.
Graduate OF, and formerly Assistant Professor 81 the
Virginia Military Institute.
SIDNEY II. OWENS, r., a. ~,
Lately Professor OF Greek In Richmond College.
July 3, 1s5o-d6ett
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MISS PEGRAm,s SCHOOL.

! ilE Filth Session Of this Schno! VIII Deeih o u '"e ="
Il DAY OF Ucr ODER.
hi.s Prersm GEMS this n proper occasion 10 express he5
grateful sense of The encouragement which mas at'enaeu
her efforts in the cause Of education.
To the Pupils whose affection and industry nave cneeFcu
her lahors, and TO the purents whose kind expressions OF
approval have been her highest reward, as weaas 70 ~
many friends whose Influence has been constantly used In
her behalf. Miss Pegram returns sincere and cordial thanks
She tru. Is that The Increased experience OF each year,
r-posad in her. VIII render her School worthy o. continued
success.
Catalogues, with full particulars, may ng har on apI'Nca'
lion 10 MRS. }. W. rEGRAM.
August a-dkc,f Linden Square, Richmond, Va.
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.LLEGHANX COLLEGE,
NVN T. DTTNGAS A. NJ

PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH LITERA
TCRE AND MORAL SCIENCE.
WYNN, J. MORISETT, A.. W., Professor OF Mathematics
and Saturs! Science.
j. SHEPHERD, Professor Of Ancient Languages and
Literature. [Mr. 5. is ! graduate In six schools OF the uni
versIly Of Virginia
HENRY NJ. MATHEWS, A. H., Professor OF Modern
LANGUAGES and History, (Ancienl and Modern.)
D.. l.. DUNCAN, Assistant In Mathematics.
JOSEPH ]. COOKE, Assistant In English and Latin.
JAMES COOKE, Steward.
The ensuing session begins on the first Wednesday In NC.
tober, 1860, and closes on the Grst Wednesday In July: led!.
The expenses Tor the entire session, for board and tut
ton. including everything is $3.50, payable half At the be-
ginning and half at the middle Of the session. (No extra
charges) Books and stationery furnished At Richmond
prices. p
For Catalogues, or any Information. address WV. Z.
DrScis. Postohicc-BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN
BRIER COUNTY, VA.
lg-It has been thought hest 10 reduce the price of boa'u
and tuition, so rs TO make uSR HUNDRED AND SIXTY is'LLAHs
cover the entire expense. The student now furnishes ~
thing, and pays no extra charge Whatever.
n l-iOuGrDm
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'rhe Vermont Election.

MoSrrElIgR, VI, Sept. 1.-The State cleo
ton was held yesterday for Governor and other
State and county officers, and for members of
Congress. Twenty-ninc counties have been
heard from, which give the following vote for
Governor: EraStus Fairbanks, (Rep.) G,Gs5;
John G. Sake, (Dcm.) 2,6G4; Mr.. Harvey, 4s7;
This vote shows Il Republican gain of G69, and
indicates the election Of Mr.. Fairbanks as Gov
ernor by Il minority of 10000. Legislative re-
turns Indicate the election of rs Republicans
md six Democrats.
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news BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Erom washinston City.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ga consultation was
held here yesterday among the most prominent
friends Of MIR. Breckenridge. The subject was
the fusion in New York. 1t is understood to
have been decided to fuse in case ten Breckin-
ridge electors be substituted for ten Douglas
ties on the Union ticket.
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1ILLINEnY GOODS Ar WHOLESALE.

ANDERSON, GREEN u Id
TVAvE nov In store and are daily receiving aiEsL
Ill large assortment Of rALL GOODS, embraci&Aks
ing every article, new and choice in the MlLLlhE-GSSS"
prices for cash or to punc,ual six months trade. Their
stock consists in part Of
BONNET RIBBONS,
Embracing mahf new and hrautimi styles.
" AND FEATHERS.
A large and varied assortment, comprising every quah'y
from the lowest priced American to the finest imported.
STRAW GOODS.
They would particularly call the attention OF the tTaIe
to the extensive stock OF STRAW, SILK and VELVET
BONSETS, MISSES HATS, FLATS, DLOoMERs, SHA-
KER HOODS, &c. embracing. every style, and which they
guarantee will be sold aS los as they can be bought IN The
Northern markets. No. lHl, MAIN sIHEEI,
Sent lin Richmond, Va
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~ q I, -. ....;.a ~ LII. gcI.nnl will HMM an the Fl RSr

HANOVER ACADEMY, Virginia..
rE1HE next session Of thi, School will begin on the FIRST
4 OF OCTOBER and close on the 18th Of July, lSGl.
TEnus.-s.SU. exclusive Of lights; one.half payable on the
list OF October, the other on the Isl Of March.
INSTRUCTORS,
HILARY T.. JONES, ". A. IL. Of fa.) Principal.
WM. II. FOSTAINE, VI. A. (do.)
ALIEN. +. MATHEWS, NJ A. (do.)
JAS. ". BOYD, NJ. A. llo.)
JOHN a. CALYO, Esq, Drawing and Paiatihg.l
Mr. C's charge is not included In the ESQ.
The Literary Societies, forwhose use two cotnmodious and
well furnished halls have been provided, possess a Joint
library Of y thousand volumes.
For further particulars address II. =. JONES,
July H. elm Taylorsville, Hanover, Va.
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Address Lawrenceville, brunswick eat

Tn. location nf Mr.. poynors School ! midway between
his residence and my own, and pup;i. will be received rs
bonrlers In my family at Mi. p.'s rat. Sir. Dig2s Poynor
will board with me. This arrangements lres to those board
ing with me such assistaucei IN their Stn' = ns may be requir-
ed at any time, and that degree Of cnG eel or control which
MIR Poy6or from his childhood, ard can confidently recon-
mend him 10 the public as competent by bis attachments
and nualIied by his character and disposition lDr' the pro-
fession in which he now engages. Al boys who may he en-
trusted TO me shall receive that klnd ind parental atten'
t!on extended to my own sons.
Brunswick Springs, Va, August nth, 1850.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

rIyIIE Eleventh Session Of ihis Institution will commence
L on the iirsi Monday In October next and close on the
last day Of June, l>di.
The PRINCIPAL does not ierln it necessary TO give the
names Of ;he Assistant Teachers In his cmplny, simply IA.
scrting that h- j. ail-d by eleven thoroughly qualified In
slruc;orS, ani Ina; every effort will be made To mailtain
the high reputation AMI select character OF the school
The advantages offered in the department OF music (Yo-
cal and ins,ru;nrnial> are unsurpassed. The most accom-
pll:heh Teachers In the city are employed, and particular
attention Is ppiI To this valuable accomplishment
Two French ladies, reared and educated in Paris, md
speaking the purr.t French, reside In the family OF the
Principal, whose r-prcial duty IL Is TO speak French habitu.
ally with all those sIo are studying the language. II Is
conf iently asserted that rs much and as pure French Is
spoken IN The house a. in any female school in the Union.
Tie subjects If Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are
fully illustrated by experiments, the Apparatus belonging
to the Institute. being as complete as any in the State.
Especial attention is p.rcn also l." the study or History,
English Liieraturess Rhetoric and Rcading-a portion OF the
course both attractive and profitable.
The Principal refers with pride 10 The following l!st OF
PATRONS, as about the hes: evidence OF the merits OF hs
anhnal
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BI HET"TS& GKEG0KS !, AUCTS,

TWENTY SEGkOES.-Ti!s day, d; &c o'clccl
4 W. will sell 2u likely slave.
RETTS & GREGORY, Au"ts., FrsnL:ia Street..
BE PuLLIAm i CO., A~ucIionc:r..
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From McXicO.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Git is reported that
Il pronunciamcnto is about to he proclaimed
for a new election in Mexico, which Will pro-
baby result in favor of Comoniort as Presl-
dent.
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No ENTltN CTTAKWES.
4, N-T,r The accommodation OF PRISONS from u dis
lance. pupiE. will 'hr received during the holidays July, Au-
gust and sri,irInhcrI and charged for board at The SAME
rates AS in the session.. They will he exclusively engaged
in the stuiy Of French aml Music. For frenrt they VIII
be charged seven dollars a month, md for Music one dollar
per lcssoG.
The p.,ru:,. of tie Srionl-l,t. Rev. Bishop Meade, Viz.
ginia; n. e.. Bishop Elliott, Georgia; III. Rev. Bishop
Johns, Virginia; II. Rev. Bishop Cobbs, Alabama; Hey. a.
Emuir, u. u, Wilmington, =. z: Rev. %. :. DogEett, d. D.,
Richmond; Rev. Chas. Read, Richmond; Rev Nelson Head,
DHnvilie, Va; Rev. Il. Glldr.Srevr, edmond, Va; Rev.
]. Moore. d. h., Richmond, Va; Rev. William II. Wheel
wright. Richmond, Va; Rev. John Saunders, Richmond, Va:
the Clergy If the fp:-c"rrl Church In Virginia.
Pupils belonging :" II Church different irrIn that n! which
the PRINCIPAL and his family are members, will be allowed
10 attend any Church their parents may desire, 10 which
case they will he placed every Sunday under the care Of The
Pastor Of the Church they may select.
~ All letters 10 he directed 10
july Ii-IScSm HUBERT p. LEfEByRE, Richmond.
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SCHOOL.
U.EnpEu I'rREyEIi

bn, i
HAElSG secured the services OF an experienced teach.
Ill er, with the view Of educating nv own daughters, l
Board, and Tuition In English branches, 1880 90
French and Music, extra, Zone half payable In advance.)
Particular atteution paid TO the comfort Of those entrust-
ed 10 my care.
~ The School will commence on the 10th Of October
and end on the 10Th Of August. +. c. TAYLOR.
.Etna lost-OGice, Virginia.
REFERENCES KEY. II. Stringfeilow, Rev. +. N. Butler,
Rev. John Cook and Capt. WIN. Nelson, Hanover: Rev. p.
F. Berkeley, Amelia; Judge J. 4. Meredith, Richmond.
ltv,t ar
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INSTITUTE II,

MISS ANNE LEATON, HP RilNolPAL
TEIIIE seventh annual sessioa "f the Piedmont Institute
4 will begin On HE first Munday Of September, anu emo
the last OF June following.
Teachers OF English, Miss Anne Leaton, Miss Jane Lea
ton, Miss Reltir Lewis; OF Junior French, OF French Con
versaiion and Composition, Miss Rees: Senior French, Ger
man, Drawing and Painting, Mr. =. fon Fischer; Latin,
Spanish anil Italian, Mr.. q. Lanza, tassis;Hnt Instructor Al
the University Of ~iirglnia;) Music, Mt Charles !: frey.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
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COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM y MARY
THE Exercises Of this Institution; will be resumed on
Il WEDNESDAY, the 3d OF October next.
FACULTY.
~IESJAMISS :. EwELL, President and Professor OF Mathelpat.
les, Physical and Natural Science.
RonERr J. MORRISON, Professor Of Moral Philosophy and
Political Economy.
EuwIS raIf.rgRRo. 4. W., Professor Of Latin Literature
aud the Romance Languages.
EpwARn s. JnySHS, A. NJ, Professor OF Greek, and Greek
Literature ard German.
THOMAS T. l.. syEAr, y. NJ, Adjunct Professor Of Maihe-
mates.
THoMts =. MCCASnLrSH, 4. NJ, Assistant Professor OF
Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
CHARLES MnRRiS, Professor OF Law.
Those DESIRING further information In regard 10 the AGA.
tlcmical Departments, and that Of Law, are requested 10
address BENZ. ) EWELL,
Aup oj-clm williamsburg, Va.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SELECT BOARDING SCIrOnA

NGMBER OF BOAItDEl:S LIMITED Tu TE:..
PROPOSE to open, at my residence In Pom R""lL, VI.
/. OIL imc first Monday In October, lSGu, Il TOAiniNi,
SCHOOL. y GIRLS.
The house Is amplr aud appropriately furnished. aud the
girls will he wholly under family ~diSripl;n., AN: domestic
influence and restraint.
Thu course oil instruction will be full, Thorough ard ss
trnatic. embracing the English, Classical and Mathematics
Departments, with Modern Languages ami Ornanenta;
branches. Particular attention will Lr paid IN Music and
French.
Tknas-lncludins every thing, Sa.l: payable onr-ilirA
upon entrance, onc-lhirh first Of January, AMI me rlhrH
The ldt!. Of April.
Drawing, Painting and Music at Professors prices.
~ For 4 Circular anil particulars. apply 10
F. BACDER, \. NJ, Port Royal.
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Counterfeit Notes.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. GA newly altered
five dollar note, on the Pittsfeld (Mass.) Bank,
has Just appeared. 1t is also altered to Pitts.
field, Illinois.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

REE n. H. PHILLIPS, IT, H., PEINCIPAL.
ASSISTED lf 4 LARGE CORPS OF RESIDENT Pro.
FESS0RS AND FEMALE TEACHERS.
IElllE neat session Of this Institution will commence on
l. Wednesday,, September 26tl. II Offers advantages sci.
dom found united. lis healihiul AMI beautiful location, lis
spacious, elegant and comfortably furnished buildings, lis
large corps OF skhlful Professors, Teachers and other Off.
GERS, its extensive grounds and other mrans OF lcalrhtul
exercise, Its successful music and other ornamental depart
ments, 0ler advantages which commend II to the thoughtful
parent In search OF i school, IN which proper retiremcn.
sccIusion, every suitable comfort nnd safeguard. in cunnrc.
lion with the highest educational advantages, ar. offered.
For circulars containing terms AMI full information, al.
dress REV. X. Ii. PHILIPS, Stauulon, Va
TRrs1ggs-ltt. Rev. william Meahe, D. D., Presidents; RI.
Rev. John Johns, b. D., Vice President; Rev. Jas. 4. Latanr,
Chairman, Staunton, Va: Col. r. II. Smith, Virginia Militia.
ry Institute: DR.. :. 7. ~S,ribling, II. Crawford, Es,L, T. }. Vi.
chile, ESQ.,, Pike Powers, staunton, Va.
BOARD or ylsrroRs-ArPolSTEp At TIE LAST MKnISa
Of THs STockHoL DEEs. Key. YIN. Sparrow, d. D., Tfcolog.
ical Seminary, Va; Hon. Vim. Rircs, Albemarle county,
Val Hon. YIN. Ballard, Preston, Montgomery county, VA;
lion. George ". Summers, kanawha county, Va; Hon. 4.
II. II. Stuart, Stanton. Va; lion. John Lctc!ler, Lexington,
Va; Hon. George ". Thompson, Wheeling, Va; Hon. Il. c.
Moncure, Fredericksburg, Va; Prof. John u. Minor, Uni.
yers!ty Of Va; A.. 7. Calerton, Esq, Monroe county, Va;
Vim. ~. E%lackford, Esq.,, Lynchburg. Va: David ". Barton,
ESP, Winchester, W.; farewell Taylor, Esq, Norfolk, Va;
DIR. Dcane, Richmond, Va VIM. II. Fowler, Esq, Alexan.
dria, Val VIM. kenney, Esq, staunton Va.
knu 0I-cSts
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NEM, obi MARKL. LII

II Z n GIFT. q.
Cotton Is guiet-Sales to-day OF 1000 bales, at l0s.al0's
cents. Sales las, three days 5000 bales. Receipts II 800
bales, against 1o 900 lus, year. Flour Is firm al 81 5ja5 Is.
Corn steady at G0sIsc. Exchange on London YEnlO per
cent, Bills Of lading sss;as'4. Exchange on New York 4
premium. Freighis-Cotton To LIVERPOOL 1l.1G.
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,

BKUNSWICK CUUNTl, NINUIHIA.
fvIilE exercises Of this School will be resumed on the LIST
Monday in September next, and continued until the LIST
or july, 1851, with nm intermission Of two weeks nj Christ.
mas. Having associated my brother Dlggs Poyner, . re-
cent graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute. with Inc
in the management Of the School, | can confidently assure
the public that is advantages will be greatly multiplied
criyc particular attention, while the classics will not be
neglected. Practical lessons in Surveying, &c, will be Civ
en- In the field; and no effort will he spared IN make the
School worthy Of public confidence and patronage. A
str CT, yet Kind, discipline will he firmly enforced. and the
military feature will be adopted rs far rs practical. As TO
the qualifications of my associate, | refer TO Co.. r. Ii.
smith and the Faculty generally OF the Virginia Military
Institute. For further particulars apply for Il circular.
TERus.-For Session Uf ten months, half payable lst jan
uRry: o
Classics, &C., aud higher Mathematics. t39
French extra PD
English DranCneS. '''' -"
nohri ,nrIuiing .y.ry ,i,in.. ......$l?
u. 7. p0YN0R.
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HAMPTON

HAMPTON ACADEMY.
Instructors:
JOHN l.. CARY, 4. ~, Principal.
rLE,IISG JAMES, Jn.,A y. ~, iCnife's"' :"
WILFRED F. CUTSiAW, Y. 81. j. ,ur.
Ernst GkiMME, ~ NJ. University OF heri'p'1
Mis-. EMILY !: GLESsdn SsDi0 on the Is, Of os,obyr,
h, smi flights e>tra.) and tuition In ANCIENT LanEuagei,
ya,hams,Ic.. &c., ..2u per session, payat!e seaa'-dnm~t
~ in ndrant'. Modern languages each s!''"n' ""''
$50 extra. ,.,,, address the prin-
for 80. Va. Angus, CIV
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL,,

SARCLlNE '" ,t.r 81
THE Sixth Sessi.n o! thia Sch0o! commences 49, ~
and ends July 3lst. Both Teachers are Masters a..
Arts OF the University Of Virginia. and the cohIse % n. ",
Is such as to thoroughly prepare students sDr III, nnoih: no
ton. The charges are slfu per term ~ 49, Ensineer.
i Gmsr oF are ensI IppeEwsari in Mn:heraa:ies are invited to apply 10
nj. schooler for a detailed c%atalEEge e pT"S''T p, !"
aueht. ShML. oEfnniyS " 4. Assistant.
,d,r.ss s,xrEL ScnooLEs, Ciuineys +. o., CaroEne
Address sAH' Aug 3-ctlst DC:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-07
INDEPENDENTS ACADEMY.

! kIlE hrst session Of this School began on the 1871. OF Sep
i TENDER, 1859, anil WAS successful.
The second session began On the 2uti OF February, 1850,
under ilatterlng omeis.
The third Session will begin on The sd Of Sry,-mbrr $500.
The Academy Is + permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 4i0 Gu per session.
MhTnsMATiCs and MODERN and ANCIENT Lam
GUAGES sl5 10 per session.
BOARD 81 per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A.. hartley, A.. NJ,
Feb 9g-riI lnlen.nI-urr Gravson cnnp,v Va