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CHEsAPEAKE EEMALE COLLEGE,

NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
T5,iIE mex, session OF this Institution will commence on
the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN 0Cr0BER.
The location, extraordinary on account VI lis beauty
and hcalthfulneSs, the easy access 10 IT, and us proximity
to Hampton, Norfolk and portsmu nth, Ia particularly suited
10 a Boarding School. None Of the diyerting or tempting
influences OF the city here affect the pupilsi nor Is there
they enjoy the reanements and pleasures OF o Eeil-crdered
home.
Tn. course OF instruction Is divided Into ten departments
or schools, In each Of which diplomas are awarded upon
written examinations.
The Teachers arc gentlemen Of thorough scholarship, and
have secured Ger themselves and the Institution Il high rcp.
utation.
Board, Including furl, lights and washing, for the seho.
Mhttc IfdT.... q. ....-.....".......' ....'S'oo
English Tuition, in Preparatory and Collegiate Depart,
nents. ..''..Too
Other branches extra.
For Catalogues, or further Information, address
REV. C. A. RAYMOND, Hampton, Va,
Or REV. 7. HUME, Portsmouth, Va.
Inr 1i-d,f
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

COLLEGE GT WEELs.iM .aHE, .TAEs,
~ Tie Exercises q this llsii;u'i"i. VIZ - = -"H.,,: r'
Information IN resart: TO the Academic Department. "r ii, It
Of Las, arS requested to address bEHJ. :. EWn.I,
July l;-rtij Sep At Williamsburg, Virginia.
COLLEGE Of NJ. =! \ u x =,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MhetLhND.
fpN1lE Nineteenth Annual SeIsion opens on Wednesday.
Il The Goth September. For admission into '!ir College,
College Of 81. Jui.es, =. o., Maryland.
July e1-cl0w
RANDOLPH MACON COLL I;GE, VA.
fRtlE neat session will open on the last THURSDAY In
Z September, and clOse un the last Thursday In June.
For Catalogues containing detailed information, address
Rev. w.. a. SMITH, President.
july lI-etlOrt. Randolph Macon College, Va.
La SCHOOL OF HAKVARS COLLEGE,.
T1NiE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE SEPTEMBER
j. Sd, 1852. For Catalogue and Circular address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Professor, Cambridge, Mass.
OINHNluGy Aupust II ScI-rE,
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-: .YD STATE NEWS.

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/, ,os.s counr-MosDAs.-'''ks99 on I ;na;c,.
SND~ Ncsregor we're remanded Tor 'na.c''
/; A!s' s.;,od in $3.50 each, for assaulting
r., ,,;;Is George 3. sadler, am'
and d;sorderly IN the Sese,, with b,v;r,
iS"s y cunningham, charged WIN iaSias
Fa;" sss:oa $40.Ss supposed 10 nave oee'
iirS. GOV patterson, negro, deranSed and
lAr: o,rs, was committed.
:hol' !'sps,r;n, charged with violently as
"n:''" ,,n wss seat before q county JUS
& lane Purcell was committed Tor ee'ns
i:,ly in tho street
- Lsf.re, charged With threatening 70
CS';'% Makes, WAS committed ior want
:afs,t %Sntrrg, charged with being drunk
nsc.:pr!r and with %assaulting ohhcer MOI.
u ,,nsni,1cd for want OF surety 10 oe "
,.u,sr,-Ths trial oil lofty Tor
r,.,,,-:n. Thorn was commenced IN
o.n t,,art Yesterday, and, occupied
F'' 49, 5a, Il vas cHttll!"S" III 49,
,o,nad
ri. s~yASlrrEE.--A man named
,ln sy,j.ysu, An occupant Of 4 house o"'eu
civ Councillor Eppss, removed himself sed
a soods ,herriTom, S"'ne zen I:.I,o,3 Wn
(a NJ IN MS abode in the ns'SnrH u" moyi inc
"a ~ =, his new home, and wnl'e .nofms
lnn .:.;n s.u :. and. thanking that that s s!anas
PAP [.D;z mss l ss.nt t"lsry on his household L. goods ,onI
f pa. J., "s %.ns in a wagon at the time, ne LOOK
|. '" a-r and demolished the furniture 10 inc va
~ - ST5-thuS exhibiting, by Sm"'p lr'c''e''
!. rrw wav of paving cid debts.
,',,,av N.,rwlSG.--:A INA" u"'neo "'"uN
r.:,a; living 8, the corser Of Second and ha-
<.,.,:>. gos ,g !" Sunday! morning at '',s
SOCK. ..ra orcae.i his store. soon a.'fr""'"I
=. .,;: his I.ca., "a. liable Hear i!H irhH' u'ot ''lu
sslsv., and ~!ile thus mapping some sn.ar'
,,ynr n,rkcd his pocket oi 4 letAet.oSos CON- !,
nm ZOO one dollar gold pieces ana Sto N
Notes. Mr.. Bairoa thea closed MS uoc. a.lu
,..,osh .,!n: 70 rriicc,;ns On l'iS loss pat l. was
.oc.inc :he stable door after stH morse was
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

bhS NiOkNt w
REL. y. H. PHILLIPS. IL H., PEINClrAM
ASSISTED BY A LARGE CORPS OF RESIDENT PRO-
EESSofS AND FEMALE TEACHERS.
IEIlIE next session Of this Institution VIII coinnieEcc on
Wednesday, September e6th. 1t offers advantage: sci
dom found united. Its heul,hful and beautiful location, rs
spacious, elegant and comfortably furnished buildings, Its
large corps Of sklnful Professors, Teachers and other OIL,
GERS, its extensive grounds and other means OF heslthiul
exercise. lis successful music and other ornamental depart.
ments, offer advantages which commend Tito the thoughtful
parent in search OF a school, In which proper retirement
seclusion, every suitable comfort and safeguard, In connec-
ton with the highest educational ADVANTAGES, arc offered.
For circulars containing terms and full iniurinntior,, al
dress REV. K. IL. PhlL!ts, s'nuetoh, u
TgCsrggs-RL Rev. William Meade, D. d Prr:ideut; NJ.
Rev. John Johns, D. D., Vice President; Rev. Jas Latane,
Chairman, Staunton, Va: Col. +. II. Smith, Virginia aii'ita-
~ Institute; DR.. 7. T. Stribling, D. Crawford, ESD, ]. }. MI
chic, Esq.,, Pike Powers, Stanton, Va. -
BOARD OF IsI1ous-Arro.SrEp At THE LasT MaETisc
OF The STUckHoLp ps.-ss Nm. sparrow, D. D., Iheoios'
ical Seminary, Va; Hon. Vim. Rivcs, Albenarle county,
Va; Hon. Win. Ballard, Preston, Montgomery county, va;
Hon. George W. Summers, Kanawha county, va; Hon. a.
II. H. Stuart, stauntou, Va; Hon. Jim Le,cher, Lexington
Va; Hon. George W. Thompson, Wheeling, Va; Hon. Il: =
Moncure, Fredericksburg, Va Prof. John l. Minor tn'.
versity Of Va; A. T. Capertun, Esqr Monroe coanty, va
Vim. II. Blackford. Esq, Lynchhurs, Va; David W: Barion.
Esq, Winchester, Va; Tazewell Taylor, ESD, Nos'o.E, VA
DR.. Deane, Richmond, Va Wm. II. Fowler, ESQ, Aiehah'
lrla, Va; Win. Kenney, Esq, stauaton W..
= N. o.
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Aggregate debt due by the BARK
includlng circulation, deposits,
amounts due 10 other Banks
and bankers, and liabilities In
transit
Outstanding deb; dueto the SAME
including bills OF exchange
aud p~romissory notes discount.
ed, amounts due oy olher
Banks or bankers, bank notes
checks and certificates OF Co.
post, and assets i'll transit
Loans 10 Directors. IL i'''"''
Bank and h~rnnclies
Specie
Circulation
Deposits, Including amounts que
10 other I;aaaS aud bankers
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,

HCGUEN0TS SPRING PoWIATAS COUNTY, Va.
A SCHOOL will be opened At this place on the LIST Of oc'
tobcr next, Under the direction OF the undeTslSned.-.
Though designed, especially as preparatory to the oniyers,-
ty OF Virginia, It will, Tor this reason, afford no fewer al
vantages to those intending to enter other Universities, or
any College.
One Of the Principals will teach Mathcmatics; The other
Languages. Assistant Instructors shall, in every case, be
graduates OF the University Of Virginia. Colloqulal classes,
however, In Modern Languages, will receive occasional! In
structIon from natives Of those languages.
Charges for the session, Including everything, $3.50. Cir
culars may be obtained at the book stores In Richmond, or
by application to Us through the Richmond Postofhce.
PHILIP D.. STANARD a. 81.
Graduate Of, and formerly Assistant Professor at The
Virginia Military Institute.
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR, A. ~,
Lately Professor Of Greek In Richmond College.
1ul1. z Stn-iEctf
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waz.u AND CoKs are quoted in different

WaEAr AND CoRS are quoted in different
parts oi the State, as follows: At Dublin, Pu-
I:sk' county, Wheat 81 to u; corn 90 cents.
IL Halifax Courthouse, wheat, white l 20;
red ] II to ] 20; corn 81. At Winchester,
:orn 80 10 CO; wheat | 05 to ] 20. At Staun.
!o.. corn 10 cents. At Paramount, wheat, red
! 10 ~; white | 10 to ! 20. At Nellsburg,
Mia: ~ cents Il 81; corn 80 cents. At Scots
lille, earn 81 to 30 cents; wheat l 10 to %.
Al N.:ucvtlie. wheat, red ! 10 to l 20; white
/ % 50 IS At ParEersburg, wheat 81 CTS.
- 81; corn 81 to to cents. At CulPepcr,
sira:, white, / Is to l 20; red l IL to l 10;
so:: ~ cts. At Petersburg, wheat ! 27al so;
s3ru - / ID cents. At Norfolk, wheat ! Pa
81: corli 15uiiS,
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- NOTTOWAY ACADEMY.
CHARLES A, JONES, NJ. A., (Uniyersiry OF ~flrginla)
Principal.


COURsE OF STUDY;
AyCrgsr AsD MODERN LANGUAGES, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL
PHILOSOPHY, History.
yIIHE First Session of this School will begin September Isl
1861, and continue till July LIST, 1861. The location Is
near Eottoway Court House, on the ~SoutitSiie lallsoad,
In a peirhbor6ood long known for its healthfuiness, moralt
~ and good society, and convenient to churches. students
Will board with me In the family Of my father Dr.. Robert
E. Jones, who has charge Of the boarding department. The
Principal Is a Master OF Arts Of the University OF virginia
has had four years experience in teaching, and 1t will be
his cndea yor to render his school hor0wghty preparatory
to the University OF Virginia, or any college.
TgRMs:-F For board and tuition per session OF 10 months,
$3.50, Exclusive Of lights payable half September Isl, an"
the rest February list following.
REFERENCES:
Faculty University of Virginia; Or. GesSner Harrison
Irby, R. N. Neblelt, Esqrs, Col. Travis Il. Epes, Rev: Ed
ward Martin, Nottoway; II. p. Jones, Esq, Principal Han
over Academy; ". Augustus Muir, ESQ, Memphis; Keys
]. D.. Blackwell and W. H.. Wheclwright, Richmond; Dr.
II. G. Leigh, Petersburg.
CHARLES A. JONES,
June 1-ctlstsec+ Nottoway G. H., Fn.
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THE BEAUTIFUL E.iIim CALLED tiStH.
BIN PARK" IN HEINRICH, UN THE CHlCAloMlSE
~, ALL t. NJ nAr niNi,AlNth- IL 1, = 1 L g AZ "

TION.
4 7 the request of Mcssrs. Robinson VA! LeeHt:r BAKER.
IA We shall Sell, at Public Aucr!ca. on tie ptcn!..:, -
TUESDAY, the 2s;h August, 1850, y: IL o'c'ock. u Il TAR.
n not, the mex. fair day, TIE beautiful farm located az
above. adjoining the lands of Dr. john t;is"", sai Ms.
Mary II. irics, containing by rCce:.. sure: 49, scT--. -:
which go are cleared, embracing l3o accrs :: lie los
grounds. Ahout. 100 acT5s are well set IN 0iis!nNi 3D.. srt-
or!ary growth OF wood and timber. Tie laIT Is 30; "ni;
We'll adaptcl 10 the ordinary crops, hu. \ p0f:!"a o. Il IS -
~uIarsably suited 20 vegetables. There is a Csc young O.
churd on the place. She Dwelling - hni!t q hi!cs. :: .:
good order, and ccE..:as s!x ruu:aS, ana IS srrronrhr. ~ ,
handsome grove OF OAK and cc:Ir trees. There's, "a ihi:'
ton, al. The buildings usually iouE! CO. su'h = l!acc. 70
session given in time 10 seed whra,, AMI ::J. Possession u
the end Of the year.
TyxMs.-Onethird bash balance i: Che AID iwo y-s'-.
for negotiable notes, bearing Interest, SECUTED .y II ias:
deed. GODDlS = AfPEF>oS,
Inr S-rtds tuc,.ccas+
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CIOTsyING,

x4IE have just opened u very large and well &c.
w lccted stock Of FALL AND WlSTEI READ6 IA
MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING S3
GOODS, which We are willing 10 sell, Whslesale"-
and Retail, at the very lowest Northern market prices.
Our stock comprises in par, Black Cloth frock Goats from
% and un: Cassnere business Goats from 81 and up; Black
and Fancy sat,inett Business Coats, 50 and up; Seal Skin
Over Coats, IS and NJ; Heavy Blue and black Heavier over
Goats, 5 10 and up; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, ~
and up; Black and Fancy Satine;: Pants, Gn and up;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Tests; Black satin, Fancy snS'
Collars, Neck Ties, Trunks, Carpe, liags, Umbrellas, and q
good assortment Of Boys and Youths wear, which have ai
prices in proportion, and te which we call the attention oil
our customers and the public In general. =,
Country merchants would do well TO examine our stncE
first before purchasing elsewhere, at
LEVI HEXTER'S old stand,
M. 90. Main S.. I'd door below 18th Cor PEARL 81.
Aup0l-1y
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No EXTRA CHhNUES.
N. B.-For the accommodation OF persons from q dis,
lance, pupils will be received during the holidays DULY, Au.
gust and Scpteluber) and charged for bonrd 1T the same
rates as In the session. They will be exclusively engaged
In the study OF French and Music. For French they will
be chargedseven dollars a month, md for Music one dollar
per lesson.
REFERENCES:
The patrons OF the Schoul-I,L- Rev. Bishop Meade, Tir.
ginia; III. Rev. Bishop Elliott, Georgia; RI. Rev. Bishop
Johns, Virginia; Rt. Rev. Bishop Cobbs, Alabama Rev. A.
Empie, u. D., Wilmington, n. c.; Rev. D. s. Dosgett, D. D.,
Richmond: Rev. Gins. Read, Richmond; Rev. Nelson Head,
Danyine, Va; Rev. G. Glldersleeve, Richmond, Va; Rev.
I. Y. Moore, u. D., Richmond, Va; Rev. William H.. Wheel
wright, Richmond, Va; Rer. John Saunders, Richmond, Va;
tie Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
Pupils belonsingto a Church different from that OF which
the Principal and his family are members, will be allowed
to attend any Church their parents may desire In which
case they will be placed every Sunday under the care OF the
Pastor OF the Church they may select.
~ All letters to be directed to
Iuly 24-dkc3m HUBERT 2. LEPEpVRE, Richmond.
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BOARD, sl5o PER GARTER,
CHEsAPEAKE HALL EEmALE SEMI
NARY,

hrs. DR. BANKS, Principal.
Ts1RE next session Of this institution, WILL commence on
4 the 11TlI OF SEPTEMBER, AID close the last OF yIus
AL branches which CONSTITUTED complete ana Ponsnse
education, will receive unTesrici attention. lnI go,
be open for the pleasure and comtoIt Of the pupil. sGHt s,
ing Scholars cam remain ut the "HaN" during tue ,slA'an;
season, y ut s2U per month. Terms very mooefa'e' "n'
payable each half session In advance. J.
Its accessibility, heal,hiulusss and beauty Of losaHon, = :
highly appreciated by hundreds Of '1eaeoId 'slIo''.
Address CIIESAHAhE BALL,
August l8-c5- Hampton, Va.
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CIRCULARS ol;aIn-l OF Mesirs. John y. Gordon + Son,
Richmond, or john Echoi5, ESQ, Union.
Als l6-clUt
AMELIA ACADEMY.
II HE 18th Session Of this Institution, preparatory TO
the University of Virginia, will open October lst, and
close August 1s., 1851.
Board and Tuition exclusive nj l!rtIts) 1900; 300 paya-
BILE October LIST; slUU Mgrch lst.
For any period less ihHn Eve months, SO per month, aud
no deduction made for absence from aDy cause hut protract-
ell sickness.
For further particulars, consult Catalogue. Address Lo.
dore 2. o., Amelia County, W.
Aug 2-c1it WV. II. HARRISON
LEXINGTON LAW SCHOOL.
VIIE Twelfth Session OF my Law School,, will commence
on the FIRST MONDAY of November next, and ter
minnie with the Ard week Of March, 1861. With I View 10
an extension Of the course, / hav associated with ME, JAS.
". MASSIE, ESQ, "a member OF the ltockhridse Barr who
will have the chief control o.thr Junior Glass. A kcyetofore,
| have exclusive control Of the Senior Class. Circulars
with full details will be sent tn any one, who may request
it by letter, addressed to JAS. ". MAss!T, Esq, Lexington,
Va.
- ABERDEEN SCHOOL.
KING AND QuEE% COUNTY, VA.
n1NE next session vii! comrnrMce On the 18th Of Septem-
Ter, and terminate OH the 18Th OF July following. The
course OF irsr will prepare young men to enter the
Military Institute or the University Of Virginia.
TERMS Hoard, and tuition IL all the branches, anu
every necessary except lights, s2Wl-one-half payable Isl:
January, the other dt the close Of the session.
rcstetica-S.. Stephens Church.
J.. &. C0UNCILL. y. N. ~ Principal.
:. 1. LATaSE, e.. OF va)
H. C. TIMBE!LAkE, &c. OF Sa)
Iuiv pT-Tt-
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Sailing Bays of ocean steamships.
SCH0OLS AND COLLEGES.
NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY.

". I. NuDGINS, A.. NJ. (ot Bethany College and Gniver-
s!y OF Virginia. PRISciPAL
,r,,p SIy,h Session will commence on the First day OF 0c-
tobrr, 1850, and close the las. week in July, l>'i, win
the lnterInisslon Of week at Christmas and Easter.
The number Of pupils Is limited 10 thirty. \ few raoan-
Giles exist, which may be supplied by immedinte sl'riica'
ton 10 the Principal at lIeaihsyiIle, Virginia.
The Academy ~ easily accessible from the Rappahannock
~TgnSsWBoard sl0O; Tuition SO and 81; Lights extra;
y,a,innsrv n dollar Aug ~9S-cuStz
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SCHOOLS md COLLEGES.
ME-. lErE.VsE,S SCHOOL.


-. a.I:c LstsS ssE1S SC5fVOL. ,--
sh.rr '"hi sESsioh ~ our school oceins on thc .insl
e. ~ VI oEFofhR, l."'r ana Terminates on I've lhst
'"y o y 'a!s' ts.''
IN eohs.'i.li9a o: tnr afhicai ulpreeearh'e' 'urceas
liat nns n'trnheu our "Ior's' VIC cannot refrain m \
pressiHs ""' l'"hSihinrsss IN our many islshas anu pa,Iohs,
ann nm We IhaE hr p"rhohen Tor hriehy .tteI.lns W
some o u many advantages Afforded, on WHICH .he per
Jrnrri fN'"' VI d. '"'' '''D'o"
The buildings ar. ,,-,-. AND ,onnolIous. MANNED for the
cant, and reuuirrns,'ts NJ a lnrr. rrmsjr institution. and
aTording almn,t unron.l.J .dysntages for The comfor, and
convrpience NJ o"r ,n.ii. r,r," t,"o yorng Ia dies viii &C.
eupy the SANE cbamh ar's s,cc,, when ihree NAV prefer to
ronm torelher ~ s"''f' ""N"
The PrinclnaI h,, n,i, female education the study and
business O, Ills lic and ha. nov been engaged In successful
reaching for u,wn,d. ~ 1900 ysnr.. Tia R,si,tnnts are
will qualified And sInou..nsI ssinct.d vth r,pecjal refer
eoce 10 the branches nndnr tbrIr charrr and sufficiently
tried In this institution IN he referred 10 WITH entire conf
d,ncc
Our system Of sdur,t,,n Ia ,Soroprh and comnlete. and
while the hest facilities n. aeordei FOR perfection In the &C.
couplsshmruts OF feJnaI. rIuc,.ion. The greatest care Is
devoted 10 1i.ur. IN, ,vcnuirc,npnts of sound. practical
learning; the rrasur nd iudrmrnt arc exercised in prefer
- n -
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FoURTH

A. N. DUPCT, A.. PRINCIPAL
TEIllE next session OF this Institution will commence on
4. the LIST Of October, 1SGN, and will terminate on the ooth
June, loGl.
The Principal will he aided, AS heretofore. by q well &c.
lected corps of Assistants, who, with their ability ana e1pe-
riencc, Cannot fall to give satisfaction.
The Boarding Department will be under the management
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dupuy, assisted by Mrs. Mary X. oasscIs'
nary with the young ladies, and will exercise o parental
care and control over those committed to their charge.
The success. which has attended this effort TO estabhsn IN
has encouraged the Principal to provide more ample &C.
COMMUNICATIONS for the next session. Tile buildings are now
being enlarged, and Important notifications VIII be mau.
in them, which will add greatly TO their convenience ana
comfort. The lodging rooms All large and well venlllateo,
and not more than from two 70 four boaders VIII occupy
one room. The Recitation Rooms Will be well arranged LOT
the aCcOrnnlaiiui. OF the pupils.
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AK T. IfANY CGsLEGE,
WN = IIIINl ~ u


PRESIDENT y PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH l.lTERA
TURE AND MoEAL SCIENCE.
VAIN. J. M0R1SETT, 4. W., Professor OF Mathematics
and Natural Science.
J. y. SuEPu&ap,E Professor OF Ancient Languages and
Literature.
HgsaY MASON MATHEWS, AN Prof Of Modern Languages
and History, (Ancien: and Modern.)
J. l. DuScAs, Assistant In Mathematics.
jos. J.. Cooke, Assistant In English ind Latin.
The ensuing session begins on the first Wednesday In
October, 1850 and closes on the first "Wednesday In July
1861.
The expenses for tic entire session, Cor board and tuition,
including everything except lights ana washing, Is $l39 20,
payable half at the beginning and half ut the middle Of the
session.
(No extra ,hlrges.) Lights furnished at cost. Washing
done Oh the premises at a moderate price. Books aud Sta
tlonery furnished at Richmond prices.
For Catalogues, or any information, address WM. T.
DUNCAN. Post Office, (ill LIST Septeinber,l Eotetour,
Springs, Roanoke CO., Va; after that ,iule Blue sulphur
Springs, Greenhrier CO., Va.
EMr. s. is II graduate in SIX schouls Of the University.
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LADIES', ACCOMPLISHMENTS

NT RS. and MIR. have opened their Nsm
I'VE ESTABLISHMENT, the specific lbject OF when IS u
OFFER FACILITIES FOR THE AcQui.ENHT OF ACC9hrLisn
MESrs, and also to afford n home to those VINO seek inc gu
perior means OF Instruction to be found IN Ne" OF lily
A prominent feature Is the introduction Of q
LEGITIMATE METHOD OF 3TuDi!HG,
Without which .he bes. tuition IS attended Win no penens
and hence the reason, that AspiRATs FOR ACCOMPLISH
AESrs ARE DISSATISFIED NTH THEIR ArAiSAsSTs. Inc az
mirabIc plan OF
EVERY DAY I.EsS)NS
Is adopted as the ONLY ErFEcTIyEHopZ or TEAcniSG..
For the development Of taste, MATSEks and solREks Of
high order will be given during each SEASON.
The assistance OF the most eninentartsS = r
For Prospectus, apply to Mr.. ArIoM'ihs' ~ "e'
4;h street. near Broadway, New IoR,
FOR EVERYDAY LESS0SS-(FlTI N THE QSAR1hHD
Tnp TEP Nc LRE:
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= MESS IsI;GRAM,N SCHOOL.

1U1IIE Fifth Session Of this School will begin on tile Fll'Sr
L DAY or OCTOBER
Miss pcgrum ecuis this 4 proper occasion to express neI
grateful sense of the encouragement, which has attended
her efforts In the cause Of education. g,
To the Pupils whose affection and Industry have cieered
her labors, and to the parents whose kind expressions OF
approval have been her highest reward, III wen as 70 tHe
nianr friend, whose Influence has been constantly used In
her behalf, Miss perraur returns sincere aud cordial thanks.
she ,ru is that III. increased experience or each year,
and unreiaxIu. riynrrs on her part to deserve The confidence
reposel in her, vii! rr,.lsr her School worthy Of continued
SUCCESS.
Catalogues, with fGiI particulars. may be hnh on apphca-
linn tn MRS. j. W.. PEGllAM,
Aurus; a-dIc;f Linden Square, lticl!nopd, Va.
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commencing a. d poin; on The Hocklnsham I%n;si.Se.i &c
| port R.public. and through Browns Gap 10 NechuiD'. H.
yer Depot, on the Virginia Central kaIsrnsd. In h!emhs!s
county. / shall sell the said Turnpike an nb"vs r'"ntlc;"i.
With all the rights, privileges and !rnac'ts-, co:Hceisa
Herewith, for cash, rs 10 So much OF the purchase '.6r.y
as will defray the expenses Of sale AID The COST OF sai:
the balance Of the purchase money on y cteut O. az
twrIyr and eighteen months, with Interest from dey q: safe.
PAYABLE annually; the purchaser 10 give boEd "h!' good
security, and the title TO be reserrri Until lie whole r:f'
cuase money Is paid.
Aug lS-tiSctdJ CillELEs TpOS'
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s.sisENE tEMS.
IL
Ans:. HSS,.wSorr md.. and
poeT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST q. lst
gIcn ITgH THIS DAY At ~ O'CLOCK.

Steamship yorktown, Parrish, New York, mass and pss.
Steamer George Peabody, %pIitchard, Baltimore, mdse and
passengers.
schr K. c. StannRrd, Booze, Baltimore, guano.
schr NJ. @. Hopkins, Daughtry, Rockland, lime.
Schr W. T. ~Ieudren, Laten, City Point, salt.
Schr Z. u. Bush, Richardson, James river, wheat.
SAILED,