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'I'llE only eeuuIne CDR. WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY" has the written signature VI
the Genera! Agent, w. NJ. SPEAR, on tie outside
WRAPPER surrounding each bottle This IS believed 70
he the only article bearing the ABOVE title, as enaHa'
Ing nom the Doctor The VIRTUES Of VIVID Cherry, Ioi
relieving affections Of The Lungs, and that all important
organ the ;ves has long enjoyed The confidence 'i 90
nestle practice.
CRY OF PHILADELPHIA, ss-W.lllam NJ. spear, ni
The city of Philadelphia, neng duly sworn according
IN law, deposcs and Gays that he SIN The possession o
tue original recipe for preparing Baishm oil HIIo
Cherry for affections OF the Lungs, which was gwen 70
him by Dr. Wistar, regularly educated Physician, ana
that no believes We the only In possession OF
any person except the said Dr. Wisrar himself Drap
Sworn and subscribed befor. me, and ely seal af-
fixed, on the first day of November, A. d., eighteen
LII JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
A copy right for the Basari il secured
D- NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-l have inns nay
appointed T W. DYoTT d son, No l3l, North Sc
cond st., Philadelphia Wholesale Furnishing agehiss
f,r the (only genuinel Dr. WlSTaR'S BALSAM "
WILD CHERRY for the following states, VIZ: New
vania, Delaware, Maryland District Of Columbia, lH-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, ana 1eofca.-
Also, for the interior Of penhsy Al ooes "
the basam will hereafter be cddresfrd 10 lhena u
Also for sale, wholesale and retail, oy W ~. W :
SPEAR, No. l45 Vine s,reet. below 5l street, fniia-
delpha General Age nj or The United States and me
British Provinces far the ony genuine W. sprsR
Ba!sam Of Wild Cherry WIN. m. srIhN.
Philadelphia, March q, 1875.
Absurd as IL may apes in the face of:he above unas
nahe proof an Individual from boston, MASS, Ieeeht
ly applied 10 the u States District iour 81 Pennsy
mia for an injunction onthe General Agent .os IN,
ted States ana the British Provinces 10 pieVen
Agent from selling the only genuine Dr. Wislars bai
sam Of Wild Cherry, (said individual claiming Tue
rightly or course The Hon. Judge Of said Court prompt
ly refusedit. ~.
The Balsam Is not one the qnack no,'rnms oil lne
day. claiming to cure persOns whose cases are DC
the reach of rned!cinc-or restoring others 20 :,
m urIai
be n. drst. mos, efsacious and only genuine prepa
ration OF Wild Cherry Of III. 'n.oss
Terminating in Consumption ever offered TO ths pubic
iiberui discount TO druggists and country deaief'
Look we'll to The marks Of re genuine
1 Price-sl per bottle, or SIX bottles 10, =, Nc.
AGENTS. & W Pcnfold Co, New f on pr Wv
Cure q Co. DR. Iisrrick Co, Albany, V J1o rie s
coli, Troy, Y; Chas Dyer, IT, Providence !; ksn-
ding Co, ,irs Kidder, Boston, MnsI 'a" n1rsrr'
sp1nefs Mass wsfH ss C." .I y1s Pa Pa john
s. Co. Lancaster, Pa; Or 4 IL bsrhHz, i''A' -
ALEXANDER D1vAL. No. l47. Main 81
Wholesale and fetal Asen, for The city OF R'enmona
April S-cwIdly
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University of MARYLAND.

"A y U l. i u r II SIC,
SESSION Of 1880.
THE LECTURES will comm-ncr on MONDAY
3Hth October, and continue until The 18th Of March
ensuing
Chemistry and Pharmary-WlLLIAM E A AIKEN
NJ u, Ill ID.
Srrgery-NATHAN r SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materis Medica aud fIyglens-sAML
CHEW, VI d.
Anatomy and Physiolosy-TosEpH EoBY. ND.
Theory and Practice OF Medicins--WlLLIAM pow
EK, 81 y.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Children
RICHARD "A THOMAS, I'D.
Lecturer Pathology and Demcnstrator OF anato.
my-GEO w MiLTENRERGEG, Nd.
instruction In Clinical VI iicius and Clinical Surge.
ny every day II the Baltimore lnfimay opposite the
Medical College The rooms for Practical Anatomy
viii be opened October st under the Charge OF the De-
mnnstratcr. Fees for tn entire so. Comfort.
able hoard may be obtained II the vicinity of tho Mtd
cal College for 81 50 to 81 50 rer e-k.
VILLA. L A AIKEN.
Aug le-cl0t Dean Of the Faculty.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
.,c,,IovD nARKETs. AUGUST 81

RICHMOND MARKETs. AUGUST al.
YoBACCO-Iuspeciions for the past week
nav. been large, bu, without change in prices -
w, ouo,e Tugs 81 IS 10 . IS; common Leaf 90
= 90; middlins 25 90; good and fine 5 SO
- 50 with an occasional sale as high as $40 10
% SO Tor extra fine manufacturing kinds.
PLOUR-New Country-Lasl sales from Ba.
sin bank SAT dull for supe'hne.
WHEAT-Sales prime white 100 cents; prime
red IS cents.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
CORN-42 to 45 cents per bushel-dull.
CORN MEAL-50 cents per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round 7c Hams9
l0c Western Sides ST i:.;..Shoulders st Sic
FlSH-New Herrings Sc. Shad st 5o z
Family Roe Herrings Sc in barrels and IS 81 10
hall barrels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22

OF Hh APDEN SID >EY COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE eleventh annual course OF Lecture, In this In
1 s,tuon VIII commence on Monday, the 23d of
October, and continue 10 the l9,h 81 March
John CULLEN, NJ. ID, Theory and Practice oi
Medicine.
r L. BoHANNAS, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
OF Wuinrn aud Lhiilicn
|. W. CHaMDERLAYNE, ". D., materia Mrdica
and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPIS, ". D. Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, ~. ., Surgery and
Srreica Anatomy.
CARTER +. JOHNSON, N. D., Anatomy ard Ply
siology.
RESJAMINF. LocgETT, VI D., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
In aidtcn the usu, Lectures, Medical .nd Surg!
cal CiIniqurs wi, br regularly given AZ the College la
frniary and Richmond Aims House 10 which the
students will be Admitted f,o1 OF expense. IN these In
stltniions the student viii have opportunities of OBJ
serving the diseases incident IL the South, and OF Wit
u. Sang very many surgical ",rrhtuns.
Tie study o. Anatomy may hr prosecuted with Tile
mos, ample facilities, and at very trnng expense
VI circulation ticket ,
Professors fesa les
Practical Anatomy ~
Graduation lee -
Beard, nrIdiuc fusl, lights, servants attendance
ETC. can b. attained cheap III Richmond rs IN any
ciiy on The Atlantic buard-say from 81 To 50 per
week. :. MaUplN, VI.
Aug ii Deano OF tha Faculty.
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Board including fuel and lights, for session OF MIN
P. TRI B L E'S
school for Young Gentlemen.

ESSEX CUU Vt T, va
TINE Principal Of school grateful for the patron
ace he has heretofore IN, ,,s aet, session will
Commence on ths frs. monday IN oet"her ne1t, and
isrminae nm the las, Of July One month vacation 10
be given al Christmas. ,.,.,
:, oTan Encli,h cdusa,ion together with the Latin,
French. Spanish and Italian languages.
TEAM
For English Instruction, per session, Slo M
r CT ,,i, .nJ y, .nrb 81 90
~, W I 49,, nj Irsiinn each, 90
p..msn, ,i be expected al the expiration Of eacn
mi. Sahooi is situated in the immediate vicinity Of
Dunn,v,le Posi- Ddiee, and s location, In point OF
b.ab un.urpa BY any situation 10 the lower coun-
try. a,,h,. ,.,-,. i, the
immediate ne9hbJrh Of The School
~ Letters addressed 10 z. TRIBE Dnnnsviile, Esse
e,nn,y Virginia, will receive immediate a!ten.ioa.
49, s-rwJg
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
a I'D - 70 L.s...N ca "

AEAt LORETfO, ESSEX Co, VA.
's'HE session Of 'lIis School will commence on
I the FIRST MONDAY ~ OCTOBER. IL Is TN
der the sipencr tlEr- Of the -Gbsrriter, VINO rstn
blsh.d il Tor t,r purpose u ruratng hs own chi'den.
The small number Of addinma pupils Wit h he pro-
poser To receive Nil pafnc,raie Ia ia 1aGaItasfs
equally with hts children They wall form part Of his
family circle, and be under hfni, ysiian parental
conuo:. He wrhrs il distinctly understood, that en-
tire obedience, and prompt conformity Ia rules, WILL IN
III casca and under al! circumstances, be required.
1ht- Institution l. Intended Ia combine The advanta.
1es Of thorough AcademldaI instruction. villa ths com
fort and discipline oi u We'll regulated Christian holar
every effort will he used L. Cultivate HE Eind, and al
the same time Ia improve HE NOR iis aii manners The
Course uf instruction ncjrs all the hfauchrs usu,ily
taught In a iu course al EnRsb nBf Glasscl studies
Ils location IL remarkably healthy, aud so retired ss
10 be very much exempt f0m temptations Ia dlencss
and exfravn.ancc. IL is also Easy al access. Tho
steamboat passes between Fr-drrchsbure and Bati.
more twice week and carriage wili meet either al
Lsyion's Saunders WHAT. Pnt Micou, sbout sir or
eight miles distant, those who may rive one notice Of
their INTENDED arrival Tim ~ from Richmond 10
r. fredericksburg pas, daily ,lr Bowling Green, dis.
tant not than twenty miles, where c0nreyanees
can he 0btiinrd.
The scholastic yea, il dIvidrd ato two ses,ons o. five
months each, the first III whicn commences the Is,
Day Of Ornbrr-the second on The Ii, day OF March.
Inc only vacation IS composed Of the months Of August
and September
IT'S higniy nporan, that tie pupils should be At
school, ready 10 commence heir studies with tbs open.
ing Of the f, session. hut the charge FOR Board and
Tuition begins win The time of entrance, which may
be any period Of he year. None admitted for less
than full session.
A monthly report will be transmitted To parents and
guardians Of the boys showing their progress and siand-
ing 1t school.
Ell pocket money mus; he deposited with the subscri
Der, who will disburss ii in proper amounts.
Students are allowed Ia contract any debts what
Books and Stationery be furnished at tho retail
prices.
Fer Tuslon, Board, Longing, Washing, Mend
inr. &c, Sfo
For Bed and 8eddn., If not supplied by the pupil,
az Those who wish 70 enter ihsr children are re-
cues ted Ia do ! soon a. possible
Anoly u Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE.
Aernnacia Elar1 VI. Aug 22-eWLw
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Hanover Co. June l3, Is4s-ca.
PoDer aud Rag store

THE Be;vitefe Manufacturing CompanyAs an
i appendage 10 he Franklin Paper MILL have
opened Slofe On Main Snee!, opposite Messrs
Wadsworta, Turner & Co, and two doors below
Messrs Webb, Bacon & Co., 10 be conducted BY
Mr. Samuel Cary, where they intend keeping a
constant supply Of every description oil Paper
usually called for in this market.
On hand, Superfne Medium and Envelope
Cap, Of several qualities; and Wrapping Paper
OF various qualities and dimensions.
Orders Tor Printing Paper may be addressed
either TO Mr.. Cary or Mr.. John Richards, al The
Mill
The full market price will be paid in cash, al
The Store as we'll as at the Mill, for Cotton and Lii.
uen Rags, delivered in any quantities.
Aug 81
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University OF PeNnsyayanIa
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
SESSION OF ls1S-'49.

SESSllN Of lS1S-49.
THE Medical Lectures wilt cornmenc. on Monday,
the lH:l day II DcGber, aud BIS deliver under
tho following Arrangement:
Theory aud Practice OF aiedcine, by NATHANIEL
CHApMAS, n ~.
Anatomy, ny WILLIAM f. H0RNER, A. d.
Alatefin Metca and Phsrn:lcy, by GEORGE b.
WOOD, ". II.
Chemistry, by JAMES ROGERS, MD
Surgery. hy WILLIAM GIBSON, M.D
O',-t- and TIL. Diseases If Women and Children
by HUGH H. HODGE, ". q.
Institutes of Medicine, ny SAhL. JACKSON NJ. ID.
Clinical Instruction 4; tnr Pennsylvania Hospital, by
GEORGE d. y OD1, " D.. On Medicine, and GEO
W. NORRIS, ~. D., IN Surgery, twice 4 week
Dcmons,rative Instruction. in Medicine and Surgery,
twicr week. By The Professors nj The Medical Faculty
assisted by w. W. GERHARD, VI. D., and HENRY H..
SMITH, n. ID.
Preliminary Lectures Will be delivered deily from the
I'd 10 the l4th of October, inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy Will be open from
0cnhr. Isl II the end of March ensuing. JOHN
NELL, VI. d., Demonstrated.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures In the University 3l05
Matric.nt,on Fee, tpad once only,l ;
Hospital Fc? 10
Practical Anatomy, 10
Graduating Fee, 81
The commencement viii take place early In April.
W. +. fiUHSER, VI d.
Dean of The Mrdlca. Faculty.
$50 Chestnut Street, ah0ve .rhlrecn.i,
opposite The y. 5 iiGt, Philadelphia.
August |, lSF.-eo;ilct l6
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cox HEATH FOR SALE.

THIS ia y,ry desirable Tract Of Land OF near wv
i acres. within three miles of Buekinsham Court a,
housewife an abundance Of woed anG sb !,
.,nrrd and is uiso well suited to the pro.
aueiion Of corn oats and wheat TheIs is an esee'len
s.h &C., and good cellar This land Ii not sold be.
fore III. sh day Of October next will then be offered at
public auction, at Buckingham Court house, being
oart day ft shud be sold privately before lhe nay
nj sale due notce will be given. ANY person seeking
inc >on can obtain II by addressing the subscriber
At Buckingham Courthouse, or by personal inspecton
of The premises The parties interested are anxious 70
which win be made known on the day of sale.
nns oS"e,d. w MOSELEY.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

THE next session will open September ISL, ana Close
n,vshl, sion September lst and slc0 February ist.-
Tsorougo instruction In al branches taught, and daily
from Eagsh INTO Latin Greek and r's ss
,.m If in,ruetIon recitation aud reporting such as 10
secure accuracy and advancement School limited 10
twenty boarders. Direet-Lcdore P. o., Amelia:
Refer 10 Messrs VIM. J. Batksdalc, John +. WHEY,
Amelia; e. Rufin, Hanover Coils. George w; boI,,ns
and Joseph Bragg Petersburg; seldsn, Wes n., n
| ]. 81. speed, Lynchbursi aud Professor n. II.
son, University Of Virginia.
July ss-eaaw2v 5w+1
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To Farmers.

THOSE in wan! of ThreshDs Machines, are
J. respectfully solicited 10 call al Geo. Wait
g. Cos Plough Mandatory in the city OF Rich
mond, or al our shop 10 The county oil Hanover
and examine our Horse Power and Tresher, De.
tore purchasing elsewhere. II is very important
thai persous who wish our machine, should seLd
their orders without delay. The demand last
year lin The latter part OF The season. was much
greater than we could meet. The most saiisfaclo-
ry reiere noes can be given, il desired The iol.
lowing is our list OF prices:
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. |, with "a
inch drum complete $500
HaW's Adhesive Horse Power, Nc. 2, with 20
inch drum, complete ITO
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 3, with IA
inch dun, complete l40
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with 20 inch
drum complete l3O
80 inch Drum or Thresher IS
% 65
30 Z" I" SIS
ID As
A competen, hand will accompany the Ma.
chine TO set il to work, free of charge, where the
distance does not exceed lhirly-hve miles from
our shop, or from Richmond, over that distance
travelling expenses must be paid. We will de-
liver Machines in Richmond, or at the Retreat
near New Castle on the Pamunkey river.
Address Flaw & Sydnor, Old Church, Hano.
yer, or al Richmond, Va.
ri
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VIZ P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
Ak MIL p.c

Delaware Lottery, No. is, 10 be drawn a3d August =
70 No. Lottery-14 drawn hulots Pryus: $50, 200,
1900, sDDJ, 10 of ,uU ~ Of $50 800 Of 5U, &C.,
Tickets Si0-shares in proportion.
Virginia l.eesburg Lottery Class No 45 for le48, to
be drawn 1t Alexandria on Saturday, Aug. 20. &c No
Lottery-i3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: ssh,
900, 2I,000 10000, 5000, 1910, 10 o. ,U01 Tick
OTIS SIS; halves 7 50; quarters 3 IS.
Delaware Lottery, No 46, 10 he driwn August 3oih-
rs Nos, drawn ballots. Lowest three Nos. 81 900
Prizes: $4,000, 2Uoo0 900, sOtO, Of a,uJd $50 OF
900, &c. Tickets Si2-slares in proportion.
~ Orders for Certificates or packages single Tick.
cts and Shares In any Of The above Scn-mes addressed
10 tho undersigned, will receive the most prompt ai,rn
tion and an account of each drawing forwarded
as il Is received.
W Packages, certificates and single Ticket, for sale
by NM. +. TURIN, Richmond, Va.
Aur.i
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LOTTERIES.
La I'M Dcrt,s CD hi & e /,

On fourteenth Street, Under the Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully his friends
and the public In general that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker la tho Office ton l4th
street, under the Exchange HOTEL, formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by f. b. Pendle,on.
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery, Glass 43:
% 30 A SO 9 So l2 Ga "A At IS sc 81
Ticket 9 AZ 64-one OF The Capitals sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing of Sussex Lottery, Extra, 70:
81 81 IS 81 IA II IS 4S 80 IS 81
Ticker 4S 5l-a small prize sold By
LAMBERT.
Drawing Of Leeshurg Lottery, Glass a.:
10 81 50 26 ~ Al l6 IS GA D 30 3S
Whole Ticket l6 80 35-a prize OF 600 dol.
lars sold by LAMBERT.
TODAY.
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitalist sly oOO
I2000 00I O0O 500, Of ,3la. 10 Of ,Ju0 &c. 70
Nos, ID drawn. Tickets SIS; haIvcs2 90 qrs. a5.
WEDNEsDAY-splendid Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Class No. 49, Capitals S30n0O, H.
0J1 S 600 S 900 &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S0
halves 5; quarters 30.
THURSDAY-Th- Sussex county tDelaware) Lotte-
~ Class M G3. Capitals: s2y Oa0 10 OIl, 900, &c
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 5Oi qrs ~
fRIDAY-rhr Virginia Monongaa Lottery, class
No. 48. Capitals S2u, OUU 6,0n0 900, 30uU, &C. IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves ?; quarters !.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
kUchWdIcl LutcIy, C1lu, Chss -ND. O. So,o""saP'-
tai. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets ST. halves 81 cents
quarters IS
Saturday Evenins,-Saleselosea al O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
A. MAdSIFIcENT SCHEME!
~ Thirteen drawn numbers out OF sixty six-makine
nearly US many prizes Ar blanks 1Q
The Virginia l.ee.burs Lottery, Glass No As, TO be
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals S5oU10, 2u,0Oo, l0,ooo
&c &C Nos, 10 drawn. Tcseis only sl5-shares In
proportion.
or Orders for packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets shares in the above or in any of mau
ny & Co.'s Lotteries, Tot which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for tickets
will feceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Eo.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va
10 Recollcct No.3-"There's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory 0'More." Aug2l
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN LEXINGTON
VIRGINIA..
DEv. ROBERT NELSON, Principal and Ins:ruc-


IL TOR of Latin aud Geek.
Idrut r. T.. COLSTON. of the Virginia Military
In-ljture Instructor Of French and Mathematics.
The session Of this Scnool will commence on tnr
frt Monday September, and terminate tl- Lest week
IN June
Resides the elementary branchsF Of Enel.h. tho
rough Instruction Will he gwen In The Latin, Greek
and French languages. and aat!!cma:ies,-FfrnGna and
Mathematics being under lie charge Of Lieut. II L.
oistnn Graduate and Instructor nifre;ch IN the Vlr
,,uia Military Institute, and the other branches under
,hr charge uf the Principal The study nf the Bible
and religious instruction viii form part OF the rrga-
lar course OF Tbs school.
PupIs may here he we'll prepared for either OF the
higher Literary Institutions Of this place. The Virginia
Military lnsil.u,s or Washington College, or fur any
n,hrr that may lie preferred; aud sufficiently eSion
sive course VIII be taught Tor those who 90 not Grsisn
10 enter College.
TERIS:
F,rnll thr branches except FIench, SD
Where French is taught there Will be an addition
n charge u! ~
Rnard for lhr session of ten nnTths, Including fuel
Iirn and washing, may be had in ,as house with
the Principal for ioo
PAYABLE, ore half lst September, the remainder ist
February. 80, S,o
Lexington, Va. aug 'l--eot
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MRS. TRIBES
Boarding and say School


ESSEX COUNTY,, VIRGINIA
THE Principal Of this institution grateful for h
very ,ibs. patronage she has here onre received
taxes much pleasure In infoi;nns her friends and tht
public that It's next session WI commence on TIE hTs
NoadaY October next! and terminate Oh the last DAY
%: July, ~ 10. recess oil one non'n Wii Us gwen az
Christmas.
The Institution Is situated within half milo Of
DuDpsy,llr Post Office and Is not mnrs than seven
niles from Ta2paiannook. AZ regards health, societ,
scunrry &c is location Ia unsurpassed by that ni any
schoo. in lower Virginia
The cnErsc nf instruction embraces tie bTahches OF
an English education usually taught IN src iEstitm-
lions with The French Language and Music on
fhr piano Forte II required. instruction w re glv@n
IN The Latin Spanish aud Italian languages D. W. Ia
biz " no will al-o d,l!yer lecture weekly 20 the young
la!i.s.
'" m..nh t..'''' so
English Tuition, lst Glass. Il
Do 81 Class 10
French, when sradled with tho English branches, ~
;iuslc on the Piano Forte, .,
Use Of riano, 2
Washing can he done at home, al the estlbst-
mrnt NJ an additional charge OF So Is may SUIT the
parents OF guardians Of the pupils.
,irs Tribe having received her education 10 EUROPE,
under masters Of professional Celebrity. ana heen en-
gagged many years in ,rachag feels assured that shr IS
ehr 10 err satisfaction IN the duties thnt de3ovr upon
her SIR T. will hereafter he assisted by Young lady
well qualified 10 tesch the English bTancne,
The cove .nmeni of tue School strictly parental the
confidence of thr scholars encouraged, am sincere IN
-rsst taken on the part nf the teacher In nj thhi con-
Germs tl,sr welfare both pupils and young lad c.
s-.- Letters addressed To Peter Tribe tunn-vills,
esssr rou,ty Virginia. will receive immediate atteii-
ION Aug s-cw4S
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CARRIAG ES, ROUC h E S,
AND
II 1T q q

THE subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Shop, on 9Th Street, near Seabrooks' Ware
house, Coaches, Chsriolees, Barouches, for one
or two horses, Buggses, with and without tops,
Rockaways and Sulkies, all of my own manu-
taclure, ofthe best materials and workmanship
lates, fashion and most convenient and subslan-
lia manner; also, many s,.:ond hand Carriages,
Charriol,ees, Barouches, Buggies and Sulkies,
all OF which will sell on the most reasonable
terms, aud respectfully solicit call from those in
want OF such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in the Carriage line made 10 order
in the shortestli time, best manner and most moder-
ate,erms. MlCAJAH MANGUM.
Feb 4-d&c6m
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SOL.

WILL be sold 10 tie highest bidder. on TUESDAY,
~ th. s9ih day q: August 1915 ii fair, II not, the
hIst iait day thereafter tsun6s excepted. the Tract
OF Land on whirn Henry Al. burnley. drceascd, re-
sided. iyins In tse owes end OF Loui~l, the rad
!eadng 'fo Lou 81 Court house To Richmond, about
Il nj es from the former ard IS rcm the latter
taEins atnat biu acre. rtu trsrt lies we'll has sui
iclen quantity Of TIMBER i well ditehed ahd IN every
way Ia good farming coRdil,on. The improvements
arc coed Consisting ~ Two story brick hGiicng,
tanning ST. good rooms besides ba-cmen. rtcns
VrnieGt office In the yard barns, and ali ohrr necrssa
~ buildings, ana j. Wei waiered. The lard viii be
sold together or ~ Two parcels L. suii purchasers
=. the same iidir and pace, VIII lie sold another
lfar' lying abou. Two ai.es North OF the home
conf .!nia aaunt a7h acres about oncthrd Of which Is
IN woods and heavily numbered, and good portion OF
the cleared Land 4 IT. 81 and produces rema kaby we'll
is well adapted L. clover, and small rain.
There i on tie home alonr thirty of excel
lent meadow land morr miaute description Is con-
sidefed unnecessary As persons wishing 10 purchase
viii View The premises, winch VII be shown by Mr.
Herring, the oversrer.
The terms, which will BIZ very accommodating, win
no iade known on tie d., ii safe.
SAMUEL C. BURNLEY,
Executor Of Henry NJ. Burnley, deceased.