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TNTORMATION WANTED-Of . sick or
i dad soldips, named JACKSON T. WHkE-
LAX, msn0er OF Company 4, % Georgia Rest
October last, then very Isx, and has oct been
heard Of siaco. w. was about 8 feet 10 inchss
high, spare built. thin vssge, yellow hair, ard
wore o yelow~rodish goAtse. He had on q suit Of
brown homespun, gray flannel shirt, wool hat, and
had In his porte no sn&is dve.doliar note or due
bill pay able to J. T. Whee!ar, assigned By Nj.
Finch. or shewfosd. Surgeons Of Hospitals Rail.
road Agents, and the Public .. large, are rogue
TO give Information to me- by lst.or or otherwise
Ny address for the present will be Richmond, Va
where letters viii reach me If sent to the care Of
koBERT LUMPKIH.
-. LAWSON FIELDS.
H City papers requested TO copy, and .snd
bills. de 7-lss
TNHE UNDERSfGNED handed his WAfca
Il to gentleman, yesterday, opposite Mr.
Sutherland's Stables, on franklin ct. the
gentleman will confer a favor by leaving 1t at
this once. The Watch is a double case one,
i. ID. johnson, maker, No. l2,o7e.
VIM. MlTCHELL,
North side Of Broad and May ats.
~ Petersburg and Norfolk papers please
copy. dc 27-lts
r FOREWARN ALL PtRSUNS FIiOI
lcrediting my wife, MARY j., GA .ay ac-
count. Twill not be responsible for my debt
which she may CONTRACT.
de 27-lt* J. b. RICHARDSON.
NUTICE.-Taken, from the door of W.
IN SrAGa's Military Clothing Store, black
MILITARY OVERCOAT. The per son who
took it was NJ ticed, and will return it without
delay, to save trouble. W. stage,
de27-lt< 18th st Lear Elaia.
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The Dueuo.-Tho city was exercised yes.
terday with rumor of duel between two
military msp; but after diligent inquiry we
came TO the conclusion that there was no
chance Of getting first class paragraph out
OF any such sanguinary doings.
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The Negroes behaved with great propriety
on Christmas day, and we willingly give them
credit fer it They had but two or three rep
resentatives at the Mayors Court yesterday.
and these wsre up for offences not peculiar 10
the holiday season. WIN. Scott, free, for
sns On ,.,s q = rs'
furnishing whiskey to the Yankee prisoners,
were sent down 70 b punished in the usual
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The Washington Observation-Disclosures
for the Washington City volunteers serving
in our army viii be received ut this Office
We hope the appeal of "A Virginian," re-
Gently made through our columns, will bs LIB.
orally responded 10.
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Attempt to Escape froa Jall.--A plot among
the prisoners to escape from the city jail, was
discovered and frustrated on Monday last
when it was about to be put iu,o execution
They had torn up their blankets and made q
which they intended to scale tre wall
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W. ATTENTION., THIRD COMPANY
~ 17sru REGIMENT VIRGINIA MILL
TIA.-You are hereby sum moned to assemble
this (FKtDAY) evening, at O'Clock. at the
corner of Gary and flth SITS, for the election
Of Captain The bounds Of this company are
a. follows, viz From the East side Of 10th st
TO the West side of 18th st.; and from the South
side Of Broad street to James River.
BY order of Col. r. F. MORRIS.
SAMPSON JONES, in,
de 27-1t& Lieut.. Condo.
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"Nerry Ckristmaa"-Witha all the disadvan
taaes and drawbaeks Of the times, Ohristmaa
day witnessed many pleasant reunions and fam
lily gatherings, and many hearts were made glad
By the kindly c0erilgs OF the season. The
weather was dslightfnl, and old and young
found the means OF rational spjoymsnt, except
thoss whose memories rsakls With rooted
,S,s0v Fassss X the ", s:~ blood 11rsy
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i, rs1sssi Ce1ssS - ~ - 6svSUS = U1nxfss-
aoaai District In Indlans. has arrived at
Hopkinsviils ON hts way to Richmond
What his purposs = In Waiting Richmond u
not sta ted 81
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FIRE in the Countrywide learn that a
barn belonging to 4. +. Omohundro, Esq, at
Somerset, In Orange county, was destroyed
by fire at O'Clock yesterday morning, to-
gether with seven valuable horses, 400 bush.
els of oats, wagon, harness, agricultural imple-
ments, &c Loss $4,000. Supposed to have
been work of an incendiary.
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Ths Policy a the Lincoln Cabinet ~DsatA Of
Prince Albsrt Return Of Cen. scott-Yaa-
koe Loss In the Drainsville Battle. 20.
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Contiaued.-A young man named Reynolds
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday
upon the charge of assaulting negro girl
belonging to the estate OF Mrs. Minor, and
was admitted to bail i'll the sum OF $500 tor
his appearance to day.
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LO1N. HVRAYEXs. AL,,

OST-$i0 REWARD-In February lass l-d),
IL a gold WA fOH, made by 81. j. Tobiis Lon.
as, No. $50 9 l will give SlJ REWARD to the
finder. Il left at the Lispsteh otfics.
de 2IH6t@ MILDlCE No CAILOCH.
STRAYED-Eron my residence. on The cofuor
~ OF Main and Jeffe,s u streets a Red COW
wi q white s:zeax Gown the bat L. TWO white
feet, sad star IN shs forehead. A ube a rev AID
will be gwen II returned to 81 my house or IL.
formation given 20 that l can get her sgs'n.
de- s7-3is y. X. hHO3ES.
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The Scuthsrn Harmonsans are doing good
business at Metropolitan Hal They made q
handsome contribution to the Charleston SUI
tersrs on Monday night, though We have not
learned the precise amount.
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Disposed OE-Zacariah Burnett, a soldier,
who has been under arrest tor some days for
stabbing a comrade named John Dowdy, was
yesterday placed in Gen. Winder's custody,
for the purpose of being sent to his battalion.
Dowdy has kept out Of the way ever since
his recovery.
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Expensive Fun-A citizen, who amused
himself by breaking the windows in Philip
RiIey's house, handed over so to repair
damages, in preference to running the risk OF
an appearance At Court.
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Psrsonal.-Col j. Lucius Davis, Of the
Wise Legion, has arrived in Richmond from
Western Virginia
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W. DOVE LODGE. No. 5l.-BaETHREr
NJ Attend stated MEETING. ct Dove Lodge,
No 81, as their Lodge Room In Boe hers Hal, th.s
(rRlDAY) evening, 21th inst ~ 8 o'cl COX.
BY ordSr Of the Wor. Master.
de- y7-h 6UO. n. TOHPKIN3. 1eev.
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NJ TWELVE DOLALRS WORTH OF
BOOKS FOR FIVE DOLLARS.

J. W. RANDOLPH, l2l Main street, will sell
for % Of ssnt by express or railroad the freish'
will be 500 or 81 mors) 10 or 20 readable luI =.
Of Novels, Biography, History Poetry, Oh Theolo-
~, The usual price Of which Is $l2. de 27--3t
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AMss9EM ENTH.

AncssHmENTS.
DlOHMOND THEATRE.
n THIS EVENING. Dec. ~.
BY request, the Oomedy Of MONTY. NAuos'
al dance, Miss ID. rartington1 and the Ous'
law Of the Hills.
In rehearsal, the LOG FORT, and BEAU
Tf and the BEAST.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
THE soUTHERN HARMoNEoNg
Win give . series Of their chssis Draw ING nooe
performances. eonsis'ing In part Of soSSS " g.:
Dsnces, t1c<s. and Durlssques. Ihn 90
Troupe 1, oompo> cd Of nineteen a'satsa Rss,UsT
srs Including ths essusifA and gifted rAsEu~
TON SISTERS.
Admissiou, CSC. rsesrv,d seats. zoe.
Doors open at y Performance o"san'
1, {. .ss sisss ''sr nv. a. n. until
TIVE 4 q r y + a 81 in
o. fng
INDEPENDENT TURNER SOCIETY
JANUARY ls1. 1854.
1'' PA1''' uH IA sps saCcHuMAN 4 BROS.
as,s-sw. Main T.: opp: Gss!a.n.sn n.s
A SMALL QUANTITY or PAUsSho'
Nso, BRASS Lift, RS. 70, Military CAg~
-
AtCHAs. II LAzaLxy's Tia STORE
l9.h street eeSweou Main and CART
do 27--lt* klenmohu, SNesAss.
1TSHE UHEAFEST LOT Oh SEt,ES.--sfs
pairs az Hesvy sswed hfoean SAoss -
ssrvsnts, for seIe % No, ~ main -. Anye 10y
In IA ut Of such will call soon. 20 - pr cent
s.s :: '.v'a ~ 'a''.iu ss;S sgs sraAuss.
rZEK7YTy E1iK X1S1OKER- -thS
H Hair Tonic has given satisfAsticn %
fkoh ands wbe hAvs given II usai. U eieaAs
~ han from dardYu9. eauses u 70 grow. aas
ur~ysnts il from from hlltng ont
For sais BY all Dsugxtsts. And q the O'sss
az "a r . MAIN srRE1f:
T<XENCH U1NDY.-1sssviae Ger s.ysSsA
~ l,sQ0 he. a~rstoA EsoneA 0aAdases ~ -
assse11a Hfsaeh 1saiaDs t. sA,e y v~nv,
- ~ =. 1890 49,.
5IESs iat 8
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GA ne NH DecStnh>s IN,
Walker. Mr.. On kISTOPHER rs ~ jos.
MA MAJ AakIA 2. LlPaCOMB, bots ~ ana an.
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- 2 5s1aEa aF1@13 - Is 81 e p -
- 60 tass avlse1ss 49, e
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Chickasaws and Osagss assurance. Of

khickasaws and OsagPs. assurances of con
Hnued friendship and brotherfy feeling
RfsblyrT. That we hereby dis4yow any wish
or purpose TO creute Ierpetuatn anv dis
tinetions between the citizens of our country
to the full and mixed blood, but rega ret
each and all as our brothers and entitled to
equal rights and privileges, according 10 the
Constitution and Laws Of the Nation.
Rfsefre1, That we proclaim unwaynriug at :
tachmsn TO the Constitution and Laws of the
Cherokee Nation and .soiemniy pledge our
selves 10 defend and support the same and as
far as in us lies, to secure to the citizens of
this Nation all the rights and privileges which
IieS guarantee 10 them.
Re,olr"d, That smoug the rights guaranteed
by the Cons titution and Laws, we dstiuc tly
recognize that OF property in negro slaves
and hereby publicly denounce as calu1nnia-
tors those who represent us TO be Aboiitionists,
and as a consequence, hostile to the South
winch is both the land of our birth and thu
Land of orr homes.
. Rsso'rcd That the great consideration with
the Cherokee people should be united and
harmonious support aud defence OF their
common rights, aud we hereby pledge our
selves 70 mutually sustain our nationality.
and TO defend 0,fr lives and the integrity of
our homes and soil, whenever the same shall
be Wantonly assailed by lawless narauderS
Resotre6. That reposire fill confidence in
the constituted authorities of the Cherokee
Naflon, we submit to their wisdom the man
agement OF all questions which fleet our in
terests growing out of the eXi9pucies of the
relations between The United and Con fpderatr
States OF America and which may render an
alliance on our part with the Latter States ex-
pedient and desirable
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

confess they have had enough, on way Never
mind; These brave people euter, ana are IT,
celYed as conguerors, with music At their
head, PROFESSIONS and aCcianations OF the
people, noWers and iilumuatons. II is cot
that they disseminate their retreat, or rather
their rout. They relate 70 their fellow -ci H. lans
how they have been utterly routed. and the So
stories intamr the IiuG ginatious and ayal tue
en Enthusiasm o.. their hearers. That Is. doubt
less, one of the traits OF che American char.ic-
ter. .
There is no question about peace or couciii-
atioa, and tn" public mind In the North iz
M ORE opposed to it tn AH ever. The hate be.
tween the Two parties is driven 10 an e&traor-
dlnafy degree. Ii must even be said that lhe
y orthern States have completely forgotten
the original motives of she qu;trrel-tArtlsn ne
Gfoes, &c. They have but one thing aI hear;
that IS, the honor Of the Cor fetlerfiioi, tfp
insult done to the dag of the Unlon The
s'outu has uoddcn il under foot; therefore the
Sotih must be subdued- Metropolitan has
anyways had IN inconsideraDle place In The
quarrel and has been Only u pretext; o-t.av
t"t Wo[a taho!ltion' is not even heard pro
noilhceG. 1t Is q war purely political, = war
OF lasslon; and it is really strange to see Il
reople so positive, so attached To their mate
rial interests, so foreign TO our traditional
etrors end 10 Our Old World ureindiCps If y0u
choose, Hrllt each other only for a sentiment
ior point OF honor, and almost through .
Chi yaiTOu. spirit.
Bpt there Is nothingsave contrast, or ra ther
irconsati ucnce, IN the Uni ted sStates. Iney
Not. hundreds Of millions, Wei knOViun ia II
they viii net pay them; they vote s,.disfs
we'll knowing that tEe soldiers viii not come;
and - spite of an apparently very pacific
dlSposdon, they continue with on uneQualiCd
obs tfnacy q war which ruins them-a war
without object for all this affair can have but
one issue-te political separa lion OF the
North and South, and Thc rssum ption OF COM
Iaereiai attlirs between them on the same
footing as in the past. Prodisality and sYa-
rice enthusiasm for the war, enthusiasm 10
stay at home, political fanaticism and agOtis-
tical eculati0ns--- tnere is the iRcomprehcn.
sihle neltngc which have found here
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The Empire Of Loado,ea. ,Ii
,rr,nun. u. Co. n

great many denunciations have been
poured out against old Loudonn, BECAUSE
portion Of her citizeIs roted the Union ticket,
so called RUt what are the facts, and how
VIII she compare with other counties? In
the first place, she has in the service l. iuIi
companies, viz: / artillery, 3 3eayalry, and
light infantry, uniformed at her own ex-
pense; she has furnished ], 100 good horses,
and 200 wagons :. her court man ip,0asIy appro-
priated $4,000 for the equipment of her
troops and for the support OF their families
Iht ladies of the county have been hard at
work ever since last April, gratuitoi,sIy, for
the service; and now they are engaged in
nursing serrrat hundred sick soldiers sent here
from various points The county ha. also
furnished large quantities of hay cattle
thousands OF barrels of corn, &c, all withAhs
enemy near at hand, making constant inroads,
seiMnS her true sons. What say you OF the
border coun,y-the empire Of Loudoaai
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Roy. LIEUT.. W. NJ. LORIEf., Company n.

Hqs LIEUT.. W NJ. LpRiNf Company ID "
Louisa (of Col. ". u. Iiaterros I'D Re
giMcnt of Ereicia Northwestern Arniy) j. ROW l..
the city. He iutende visiting :he following ct,lu.
ties: Amelia (so-Giland, HaiilaX Charlotte Prince
Edward aud Louisa, for the purpoFc OF collecting
riotang. &c, for the cUnpAric- competing Ssid reS
mcnt, as follows Company " Il, Capt. Perkns1p
end &C Capt. Scott, Of amelia e L. Lieut.. liale
iinljfax; "F,' Capt. Harrison, C;oocAland. Il, ,"
Capt X. 4. T"rni'kirS Richmond City Sharp Shr1r
erS; J., Cap. fitzgerald. Prince Edward; X
Capt y alton, Charlotte, " \ ' Cap,. " alton. 'p '
tap'. Sergeant q, Capt. CoivInan, ol Louise
Persons having articles which they are III syosetl
TO give are requ, sIed to rcnd them 10 Ar. GE0kGF
l. HEIiRING's }9ie on Main street for all excep,
IN" L"n'sa companies; the., depo7 viii he Louisa
Court Housn
All articles must lac marked wi.h iho name %
the company. He will recsiyA contribution. also,
Lieut.. LOi'lNG is authorized to recruit for .aid
companies. lie viii Ice assisted IL Orderly Ser.
geant +. {. tRtHf, Of Capt. X. : Ton.Dkiux
company. (ShaFp Shoo,er,) whilst III the city.
81 I3-,jt
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gers that can fly so gracefully over the ivory
Keys will now play the whirling Wheel
Stockins-yarn il in demand, and those who
cannot spin can knit. 1t is said that {" lilies
do hot spin, neither 90 they weave" yet our
lovely g lilies of the valley while they do
not weave both spin and knit. Aud you
may rest assured that when the ladies of
they intend and will "put it through"
The irregularity OF the mail from Rich
moiId TO this place---ean it be accounted for
The irregnlarity CT the mails is so oft
repeated rs to; be- a reg9lnr thing. Ins lance 1h..
Dfspa,ch, which is quite popular with our peo-
pie, comes to hand singulariy irregular. A
wordYto the wise is sufficient. PoToMAc
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Hres,x's Cu,,p1oy Errr som

HERs-,Ss CHAyPIoy BELr SOLD at Arc
rloN.-lt may be reGIeIn herCd that sorne
w.eks after the great fight in England Two
h~tts We're presented 10 the lOmbatLnt>-S,iy ~
ers receiving one at the hands of the editor ot
wilkes Splri of the Times, and Heanun oae
n The hands OF the editor Of Bells Life A.
the belts We're not paid for al the time o.
presentation, Hecnan went home without his
trophy, refusi. g to accept it on That aceount.
On the 10Th ult., the one presented to lIe.uar
was put up ut auction in London, and soIi TO
Ben Caunt for Itty-oDe guiIeaS. The origi-
h:si value of the belt was one handrcd guiueas
and its weight between fifty and sixty
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rsS,E. SPECIAL NOTiCE-FO THE JOUR.
H0 NEIMi.N TIN Plate AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. SOCIETY OF TIE CITY OF
iItUMOND.-fou will phase attend Il called meet
iI; Of the craft. ~ be held N the HALL over the
City Ari4s, " al street, between M:u and rank
lin, on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th instant 1T u!
o'clock. Ail friendly to the invited 10 at.
teud. BY order OF the President
So l2-2t IF " = :
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4 Grx FTRrD Br ElErrRrryIT T5f,.
burg. wire has been stretched between Ed
inburg Castle and the Calton Hill 900 i-et
long, which fires Il gan a the Castle G3ily al
! q clock. The objection to firing = gun ut III -
observatory atttit0n Hill was, thatit would
derange the instruments Iherc. Accordingly
q wire was stretched clear across the city
without a rest. The electric current pasSin.
on IL carries a clock 1T The Castle, which at
o clock drops 4 weight mat discharges th.
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lost, STEeAYEsb. sc.

I O&T-On Monday AFTERNOON. an ini..tt
! i ETKj SCAN GOLD BRACELET, w.rA
"arDunee clasp st in pearl marked the inside o
clasp, Il. /. II \ itoeral reward wil DC paid il
dciil red 10 ne, or lcft ii this Office
W. W. HARRISON.
o. YancrY & Harrison. 2ia Main street
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BOAR DING.

nARLOR BOARDERS.-One of the Professors
of the University OF Virginia proposes to take
fwo or three YOUNG LADIES into bic family to
;,,ish their education Foreign Languages Music
and Singing taught by the best Of inasters.
For details, address "A b." University OF Vir
giuiu. ee ii-ot
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M AAIEU--ifLAt;kSAi AiI HIS T,vJ or tht 90
W good HLAta>hiIllS wa ted ~ Virginia
.sntral Railroad sl2ps. 10 this city. Inc higAe,t
vaqeS paid Tor good workmeu. Apply AT the
Shnns. II. u. WHIICONB.
il---im General Supc~ipt epdeat
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XXTANTFn--A good COOK, WASHER aud
w u,ONER for small family. For snch m
enc liberal price win BE- pnid. Apply at n" -
Pearl street.. ll-Sts
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IN X. B BASS'
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
The 1lth session Of my School will commence on
the 18th September next, at my residence, ON Clay
street, bctw cen lst and ID streets.
TERMS As USUAL:
In tho Classical Department. $50 %
In the English Department. - w
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call or at my residence. L. X. BASS
au I9--lmF
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NHURCH HILL ENGLISH AND CLASSI
~ CAL SCHOOL,
OS BROAD, BETWEEN 2irH AND 25TH STREETS
The next session of this School will commence
on TT ESDAY, 18th September.
Trims AS HERETOFORE
RKFERENCFS-Messrs.A A. Y. Stokes Hunt 4
James, a. s. Lee, Andrew &. Elicit j. NJ Coui ad T..
A. Smith, I. Stearns Thos. Hardgrove, Col r. A.
wilkins DR. John knn1-Patrons
sT For Circulars apply TO Messrs. A. Y STOKES
or HUNT JAMES. w. L. MILLER, a. NJ,
an 20--lm" priucipal
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ytY YANTED--tU tUENIFCHE.-pha subscriber
w wishes to hire q quantity q H0U SEU0GD
tCE&lltEE sufficient !oT sgn4l family. A
iberai price win be Given. .so wanted n good
COOK and WASHER. Any one heviur q small
FURNISHED HUj 81 .sr rent VIII please ap,'y
- J. w. ANDERSON,
1T 'Treacur,- Dc,r, = nj .,r-
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ACADEMY.

TDGEHILL ACADEMY.
The next sesso,- of this School commences Oc-
tober lst and continues ten months. Tne course is
fully preparatory 10 the University of Virginia
Special attention has always been paid to Ma'he-
natics, Drawing, Engineering, &c; and hereafter
Fortitication and other branches of Military Sci
will be regularly taught i'll the School OF En-
g;neering.
TERMs.-S2s0 per session. Liberal arrangements
made as to payments Address
SAMUEL SCHOOLER, 4. NJ.
au 2-tOl Guney's y. o.. Caroline, Va.
UNIVERSITY OF NIKGfNIA.-Th- next ses
l sion of this institution will commence the
Isl day of OCTOBER, and continue until the en-
suing 18th of July.
Th, exercises in the ACADEMIC, LAW and
MEDICAL SCHOOLS will be continued IN here
tctore and the Board of Visitors viii meet on the
10Th inst for tn purpose OF organizing School OF
MILITARY and CIVIL ENGINEERING and
TACTICS, TO GO into operation at the beginning OF
th" session.
The extensive military hospital established with.
in few hundred yards of the University, and of
which two of the Professors in the Medical School
attending Surgeons, will afford unusual nalvaii-
ta9ts for clinical instruction to medical students.
For catalogues address 5. MAIPIN,
Sc o--lm Chairman of the Faculty.
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LNSIRAf.-Ihe here came 10 nay house, on tLe Ct-
1 nal opposite be 18th mile stone Il dark brown
EpRSE. Said Horse stands about ; feet . or /
inches high has Il raw place on his back, nppa
ruliy caused by the saddle. The oS uer " Il.
please come forward, prove property pay expenses
and take him awav. TIlOS. JAi,KsON
10
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NTANTFD-A a,tuati3n rs TEACgER. by a
vs. yorng lady competent 10 teach Latin,
French aud Music. Address Miss l.. D. care Of
Lieut.- Col. Ino. Z Gary. WILLIAMSBURG 50 ll--2v
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) TANiED-Sl CATION foe young lady.
w z aluate If SoCitcrn ins'iflJe cf Mgh
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particulars, address EFy. II. =. KEpPIER.
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