UAM FUNDS INC
497, 2000-10-06
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Supplement dated October 6, 2000, to the Prospectuses of the following
portfolios:

  Acadian Emerging Markets Portfolio, Analytic Defensive Equity Fund, Analytic
  Enhanced Equity Fund, Analytic International Fund, Analytic Master Fixed
  Income Fund, Analytic Short-Term Government Fund, BHM&S Total Return Bond
  Portfolio, C&B Balanced Portfolio, C&B Equity Portfolio, C&B Equity
  Portfolio for Taxable Investors Portfolio, C&B Mid Cap Equity Portfolio,
  Cambiar Opportunity Portfolio, Chicago Asset Management Intermediate Bond
  Portfolio, Chicago Asset Management Value/Contrarian Portfolio, Clipper
  Focus Portfolio, DSI Balanced Portfolio, DSI Disciplined Value Portfolio,
  DSI Limited Maturity Bond Portfolio, DSI Money Market Portfolio, DSI Small
  Cap Value Portfolio, FMA Small Company Portfolio, FPA Crescent Portfolio,
  Heitman Real Estate Portfolio, ICM Small Company Portfolio, IRA Capital
  Preservation Portfolio, McKee Domestic Equity Portfolio, McKee International
  Equity Portfolio, McKee Small Cap Equity Portfolio, McKee U.S. Government
  Portfolio, MJI International Equity Portfolio, NWQ Special Equity Portfolio,
  Pell Rudman Mid-Cap Growth Portfolio, PIC Twenty Portfolio, Rice, Hall James
  Small Cap Portfolio, Rice, Hall James Small/Mid Cap Portfolio, Sirach Bond
  Portfolio, Sirach Equity Portfolio, Sirach Growth Portfolio, Sirach Growth
  II Portfolio (formerly, Hanson Equity Portfolio), Sirach Special Equity
  Portfolio, Sirach Strategic Balanced Portfolio, Sterling Partners' Balanced
  Portfolio, Sterling Partners' Equity Portfolio, Sterling Partners' Small Cap
  Value Portfolio, TJ Core Equity Portfolio, TS&W Equity Portfolio, TS&W Fixed
  Income Portfolio, TS&W International Equity Portfolio and TS&W International
  Octagon Portfolio (formerly, Jacobs International Octagon Portfolio) (each a
  "portfolio").

  Each portfolio's prospectus is hereby supplemented as follows:

  The "Investment Management Section" of each portfolio's prospectus is
  revised to reflect the following information:

    The adviser of each portfolio is an affiliate of United Asset Management
    Corporation ("UAM"). On June 19, 2000, Old
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    Mutual, plc, a UK-based financial services group with substantial asset
    management, insurance and banking businesses, and UAM entered into an
    agreement for Old Mutual to acquire UAM through a tender offer and merger.
    Old Mutual's tender offer expired at 5:00 p.m. EDT on September 25, 2000,
    and Old Mutual accepted shares of UAM representing approximately 93% of
    the outstanding common stock of UAM. As of that date there was a change in
    control of UAM, and indirectly of each portfolio's adviser. This change in
    control constitutes an "assignment" of the portfolio's investment advisory
    agreement under federal law, which caused the agreement to terminate on
    September 25, 2000. As required by federal law, the portfolio's
    shareholders will be asked to approve a new investment advisory agreement
    with the adviser, to take effect upon shareholder approval of the new
    agreement. The new agreement will be identical to the current agreement in
    all respects except for its effective and termination dates. The new
    agreement will have no effect on the contractual advisory fee rate payable
    by the portfolio. No changes are currently planned which would affect the
    services being provided to the portfolio.

  The following information is hereby added to the section of each portfolio's
  prospectus called "Shareholder Servicing Arrangements":

    UAM Fund Distributors, Inc., the portfolios' principal underwriter, may
    participate in arrangements with selling dealers where the selling dealer
    waives its right to distribution or shareholder servicing fees for selling
    portfolio shares or servicing shareholder accounts. These arrangements
    typically are intended to avoid duplicate payment of fees, where the
    selling dealer's transactions are through an omnibus account with a
    different clearing broker, and that broker is entitled to receive
    distribution and/or servicing fees from the portfolios.

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