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TO CARPENTERS,

TNHE subscriber would let the finishing of a Dwelling
House, or would hire good Carpenters, until The
is done. A. CARTER
Aug g. dtf
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WESTERN ROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

FSs+ssss7s tsss STassssTT.s fsg4sssszs RSSasssf .
sz 4 & 6 S SS $3.50 ;ss s.
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JOnes's Spanish HiIy Whito

he pes' Tmpa'allon Tor lmparlmg to IN. Skin a
~ natural, healthy, clear living while a, The Same
tine making Il son and smooth w '"0 "''''o
Dr'Iames Anderson Practical Chemist orMnssacbus.,
cng Alter anal! ang Jones's spanish Lily White
nho u possesses tho most beautiful and naIu,. 80 ,,
the same time innocent white ever say ,a anu =.
qure beautiying." ~ ""oss suHs re-
Price rs cents "A box For gala h, 7 cfr,,.
Main at, WOTcesteY, d,va, 49,, IN, gu
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- ING WORM, SALT RHEUM- ,C1pvv I-,1-;aE--
- "a nAHsERs ircH, are often cured b, JONES, Iloi
To-. Soap when every Kind Of remedy Jailed
% ~ cures pmpeT, reckes and elsars The skin an kngy
soa az me American Eagle % ChaIE,n, 81 NJ W and
W a. SH ~ 10 sR', Sol Nam ct, Forester.
90 " IS ieS dwam
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lIDUCA1IOS.
SELL iCT sen OL.
For YDINii LADIES

koN the 1T Of October next, there will be, in the
cay ci Rtchmrnd, in my lany, ana under nv
an-1icts, snail Select School, Tor The education Of
Young Ladies'
The number will be limited 10 ", eive-l,l 10 be MEM
pes :" our 's, and 10 receive the same care moral,
". Iehsusy ann intellectually, Is own Children
w IN - sHali hhinOrr, SPECIAL attention BE- gwen
To each one, both discipline and instruction he render
ed npietr, and the pupil provided with The best sub
sttutr Tor home. lhr affections Of the heart vii be
cultivated no less than the faculties the mind; nm,
effort VIII cOnsr-ntiously he made tn afford IN ra
cation al once systematic, thorough, liberal and finish
ed With this siew, none Of the accomplishments viii
be neglected or untlrifatei, but pains VIII be taken 10
prevent them from bein. merely "showy" or nominal
Ny nwn time and attention shall br devoted ms pro-
fessoiI, but VIII aid III inspiring love al knowledge,
in inparing general information ana III giving efficacy
10 all IN. arrangements OF the family AMI tie scbonl
These will be- under the special charge ol Mrs Minor,
aided by the most competent assistants aud Professors
for hose qualifications VIII br responsible.
IL Is believed that such school VIII Combine the ad
vanagrs Ut private and OF pubic education, between
which The opinions Of the judlcousare so much dlyiirdl
TERAs:-iuard and Tuition IN all The English
Branches for the scholastic year Of ten months, Siu
French Spanish Italian, Latin, Greek, &C, &C. .acn
S2Gi Music on the Harp Piano and Guitar, each so,
witha small charge for The use OF Instruments Paint
ing. Drawing, Yc.. at Professors prices.
PAYsESIs:-Une half in advance, the remainder at
the middle of the session.
RErRRRScrs:-B. w. Leigh Conway Robinson,
William Maxwell, James Lyons, VIM. IL. Mcfarland
and II. Is. Gwatnmey. EsQrs., Richmond; Reverend
Robert Ryland, President Richmond college; William
Pann and James Lea, Esqrs Petersburg: F. W.
scott, Esq ,Ruthrrsen; Reverend DR.. MoGuffry. and
Professor j. Is Minor, University Of Virginia; Judge
Thompson, and The Trustees OF The Virginia Female
Institute, stanton: Hon. John Y. Mason and Lieut.
N. f. Maury, WashinCton Bishops Meade and Johns
Of vlrginia Bishop Otey, and Reverend F. e. Smith,
Principal 0t The Female Insliute olumhla. Tennes-
see Judge Duncan Cameron, Raleigh. North Carolina
Bishop GadsGen az South Carolina; Bishop Elliott Of
Georgia; Bishop Cnbbs of Alabama; DR.. ". Newton
Mercer Natchrz, Mississippi; and Bishop Polk OF Loul
siana
Letters of application and enquiry requested
ONCE, as further important information will be gwen
privately B. d MINOR
Aug. ls-d2tS cwtlstOct.
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LOTTERIES.
j. vs.. 7kaarv Il IN.

(MA n A ERS.)
Successors TO j. q. GREGORY a. 20
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HoTEL RIcH.
~ MOND, Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Delaware Lottery. No. AZ, 10 be drawn September 6.
7s No. Lottery 10 drawn ballots
Il p'sssof s''p 40" 70 p''1s'"r s5s Sc,
Tickets sln; halves $; quarters "a
Virginia Lreshurs Lottery I'iass No 40, Tor .sis N
he drawn on Saturday, Sept Oh. u No Loilrry-!5
drawn ballots. mia,
lprize of s36,0oo loprzes of sinoo
m g I, $40 400 la
Tickets sic; halves S; quarters ? So
Dslaware Lottery. No. 49, to be drawn September 70.
IS No LOTTERY II drawn ballots
Capitals:
!! prize of $500 s,ase 10 10 prizes Of s IsSS
I. 5000 20 Son
Tickets Sl0-shares In proportIon
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No 81, for 1919, To
he drawn on Saturday, September l6. IS NO Lotery-
l3 drawn ballots
90 g l,2oD 1873 900
70 6uO &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 9 50.
Delaware Lottery, No. 40, 10 be drawn sep,embe, 90
7s Nos. "a drawn ballots. Lowest3 Nos. s4uU.
Prizes
prize of sSSuVo 2uo prizes Of $500
81 g l,'oo &C. &c.
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters ? so.
a- Orders Ior crrtiicalesor fa'kares single Tick
ed To the rsigned will recsvethe most prompt al
tsntion. and an account of zach drawing forwarded
az soon as il isfeceived.
PACKAGES Certificates and single Tickets for sale nv
w. MAURY g CO., alanarsrs,
Aug % Richmond Virginia
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.


THE subscribers offer for sale two valuable Tracts Of
Land in the county Of Brunswick, lately belong
ing TO Henry E. Scott, deceased.
The tract upon which the dwelling house Is situated
lies Great Creek, two niies South OF EdmundSs
Store ten miles North of Lawrencevlle, and about
fory.iv miles from Petersburg and contains between
1000 and l, 100 acres OF this $50 very va
luaU. creek low grounds, we'll Drained and in condi-
zion to produce large crops of corn wheat and tobacco
Ing, besdes abundant supply of old field pine large
enough 10 make good ras about 80 acres OF highly i'm
proved lot land near the dwelling and large quantity
of strong arabic high land In good condition, and hns
for wheat. The improvements are a comfortable dwell
ling house with the necessary out houses. and v-Iy
thrifty young orchard Of we'll selected fruit trees This
Justly deemed of the valuable of land
In Brunswick, being highly productive and situated in
neghborhood which, for health and good society,
equal 10 any IN Virginia.
The other Tract, lying on the of the Tea and
Sturgeon Creeks, one mile from the former, contains
sn0 much the larger portion Of which is In woods,
heavily tmbered and Ia well adapted the production
Of tobacco, and oats. The improvements this
not very valuable.
Dir. William Norton who resides the former tract,
will show these lands 10 any persons wishing pur
chase, and will also make known our terms.
The subscribers would observe that great bargain
ons planter could make from them the purchase money
In three years II the crops should equal those which
have produced upon them for the last
past. Ii these lands not sold privately, they will DO
offered publicly al the sale OF Stock and Crop some
time tho present Fall, Of which due notice will bo 81
ven. WIN T SCOTT,
JAMES SCOTT.
HENRY E SCOTT,
n-visses under the will OF Henry Scott, decd.
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VIZ P. TURPIN'S Lottery OFFICE,
W. WALL STREET Richmond, Va.

GRAND SCHEMES F2 SEPTEMBER.
Virginia eeshurg Lottery, Css No. 10, for lsis 10
be drawn at Alexandra on Salrday, Sept. 2. 7e No
Lottrry-l5 drawn ballots. Srndid Scheme: 500,
OOO IL of 500, 10 Of 900, d OF 100, &c. Tickets
$40; halves ); quarters 50.
virginia Leesburg Lottery, C,s No. ST. for 1913. 10
be drawn at Alexandria on Satrday, the 18th Sept
IL drawn Nos. In each package 25 Tickets. Grand
Scheme SIS, OO0 90 of 21n 20,f 800, 30 Of 400 1873
of 300, &c. Tickets Sl0 halves; qnarers2 80
Virginia Leeshufg Lottery, Cls No 49, for ls45, TO
be drawn on Saturday, Seplemb,23d. . No. Lottery
-l2 drawn ballots. Prizes: 1866, p, Do ~ III,
7,777, so Of ll, III of SIS, 6.of 222, SC. Tickets
sl5-shares in proportion.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery. CHS S. for ls4s, TO be
drawn on Saturday, Septe mbera so No. Louery-l0
drawn ballots Capitals 5000 ,O0e, lO,p0o, 5,oOO
lOof 900, 20 of 50U &c. Tickeoniy Sl2-shares IN
proportion.
aor Orders for Certificates ickages, single Tick,
cts and Shares In any the ahos Scrmes, addressed
10 the undersigned, will receive most prompt alien
ion and account Of each draing forwarded so soon
az II IL received.
GT Packages, certificates and lnele Tickets for sale
by WIN. P. TURIN, Richmond, Va
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tn Farplpers.

'NHOSE in want of Threshing Machines, are
L respectfully solicited TO call al Geo. Watt
q Cos Plough Mandatory in the city OF Rich
mond, or al our shop in The county oil Hanover,
and examine our Horse Power and Tresher, be.
tore purchasing elsewhere. 1t is very imporran,
that persons who wish our machine, should send
their orders without delay. The demand last
year in The latter part OF the season. was much
gfcalerthan we could meet. The most satsfacto-
~ references can be given, il desired. The FOL.
lowing is our list Of prices:
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. l, with "a
inch drum complete $500
HaW's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 9. with 90
inch drum, complete ITO
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 3, with IA
inch drum, complete l40
Revolving Lever Horse Power. with 90 inch
drum complete 100
80 inch Drum or Thresher IS
"a I" IS
20 " /" SIS
IA I" IS
A compe,en, hand will accompany the Ma.
chine to sci i, 10 work, free of charge where the
distance does not exceed thirty-fve 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 Pamuukey river.
Address Haw & Sydnor, Old Church. Hano.
Yer, or at Richmond, Va.
HAW sYDNoR.
Hanover Co. June Is, l84S-clt.
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THE NAUTILUS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company

CD'cc w. % WdH &C. INsU xWh
THlS Company, combining its business exclu.
L sIvely 10 Lille Insurance, has now been in
operation about three wears and halt, during
which time ii has issue about 3, 100 policies. :
AL is profits accrue 10 The credit OF its dealers,
and are divided annually amongst them, whether
The policy is issued for limited time or for
liIe-a feature unknown 10 the charter Of any
cher Mutual Life Insurance Company incorpo-
rated by this Stale.
The dividends of the Company have been Tor
ne last three years so per cent. per annum. For
his scrip issues, on which an annual interest OF
SIX per cent. is paid in CASH II is expected on
lie policies, where the parties have paid The
whole amour, of premiums in cash. The policy
will BE- fully paid tor in Is years, and the accu-
mutation, beside inure 10 those who hold the po-
licy This company a, The close offs business the
,h'n! year, had the sum OF Sl2S507 -, on hand,
liable for losses.
For further information call at the office OF
he agent, No. II, Market-house square, Main
street. CHAS. WORKMAN,
sept. 4-ii6t Agent Tor Richmond.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session of this lnstltruon VIII ass, nr INV
the lat of October, and terminate the 3is' Of 'uy
following. I,,euas.s
The course of instruction. comprising the
and Sciences des gned to prepare students 'o'
TERMS for BOARD tlncudng washing beaaIs :. an ~
fuel and Tuition Will be s230-Sll5 payable Inc ISL VI
October, Sis the LIST Of March. n, al.
Persons wishing more particular ln'oi
dress the subscriber. ,p.x Ar p,IncinaI
Post Ofnce-Concord Academy. of
REFERENCES-fion John Nilsson, sec.e'a w. =.
the Navy; Or p Scott Speaker OF Inc senate -
Thomas Randolph, ESQ., AlbeulaIle; VI oi.hmond
Cook. Portsmouth; Robert stanard Esq, i,,,au,
WIN II Harrison, ESQ., Prince George; non M,n, airy
Richard Baylor, ESD Essex Andrew nnnte[ Rev sSa e.
Jefferson; Clayton Coleman Es1' Louisa; re cnn.
liou Estes South Carciina; John Iabh; Lsq ,sr,
cesler: YIN n ROY, Esq. Gloucester; non hon
T Hunter. ESSEX; ri Rev Nicholas Coebs, y, rsn.i
Of Alabama; Hon Thomas u Rayly, III =; Jaase Rich
Coleman Alabama; Hon James sedaon H., lanes moa
mond. Gen BERNARD Peyton,. Richmond no lh ua
NJ Mason Frederick; W Leigh, Esd, Ranmsn"
Rev VIM Friend. PORT Royal Judge samue. a.n
Alabama. john r Bryan, ESQ., Gloucester r NV Pc
tersburg. IT.. h.,. nd mr. al present
have sons or wards members OF the iDs'''u'oA
Aug oq--ctOctt
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SfrafIon,s Office.
NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICf
IN MOSD VIRGINIA.

NO. 5, SOUTH FoURTEENTH STREET. RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let ali the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'S the man
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Louery. No. A:
So rs SIS 2 IL 49 II &c 10 81 70 81 E 20
Ticke Nos. 81 So So; a prize OF 200; and
Ticket Nos. 20 a. So; prize OF lOO Two more
sold and paid by SFRATIoN.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, dc Aug 80:
As 10 10 - l 80 81 42 s 50 II
Ticket, Nos. 8 SO 40, prize Of 81 600. sold
and paid BY STRATIoN.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Glass 81, drawn Aug. 81:
"a % SO 10 46 IS As AZ D % o.:
Whole Nos. 5 % IS and paid by
Ticket Nos. 5 8 % STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No. 47-Sepl. Isl:
"a 80 S 60 SIS 80 So "a al IS 50 "a 81 30 "a:
Whole, Nos. 81 81 a. Capital, sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos, OF Sussex Extra, No IS:
60 Us 9 Is "a 25 IL II 40 IS GO 81 Ga
Whole Ticker, Nos 40 "a IS. Capital sold
and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No AZ, Sept d:
10 Al SO 35 Sc 40 SO u AS 10.
SCHEMES FOR THE UEEk.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
TUEsDAY-Leesburg. No. 90. Capitals: s2o,ooo
&C. &C Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS; halves So Qrs
IS.
10000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. AZ. Captals:-s3O,-
0O0 0O0 s0U0, 1000 1900, 1927 10 of $40, 10 OF
1000 &C. IS Nos, l3 drawn Tickets Sl0i halves >;
quarters ? so.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-Susse1, No. 65. Capitals: $4,000,
5000, 3Upe 900, Of 500 Of 200, 10 Of UUO, &C
rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets SIS; halves2 So Grs %
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSl
acknowledgements, No. Is. Capitals:-sa0OO 900,
5,00U 1900, 1900, Of 900, SC. IS Nos. IA drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 9; quarters j.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SArURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. IS Capilas:-S4,-
600, 100, 57s, &C. G6 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets $li
halves so cts.i quarters
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Class No. 40, for l64o, TO
be drawn on Saturday, the 9th September. Is drawn
numbers in each package of o6 Tickets. Splendid
Scheme S36 OO0 10 OF 500, 10 OF OOU, 400 Of lou,
sc. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 So
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No 81, for ls4s, TO
be drawn Saturday, September 10 % No. LottsIy-
10 drawn ballots Capitals s35,00n, 20 Of 200, ~ oi
Coo go OF 400 1919 of 20, &c. Tickets SlO halves D;
quarters So.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries Will ne promptly Ut
tended TO, and drawings sent when requesed iiease
address orderslo X. STRATTOS,
Senf4 Richmond. Va.
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DANIEL Fl. LONDON


MEXICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
"A In the greatest varieties Of price and quay-a
great decline since Fail, ls47.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND GERMAN
CLOTHS OF all styles AMI prices at very low figures
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-Cashmerea, UoI.aines,
Aipaccas and Gnghams These goods have fallen a
good deal, but French goods scarce and high as
Fall, Is47.
NEGRO GOODS AND BLANKETS.-In Kerseys,
heavy Sainetts and In Tweeds there has been de-
cline. Blankets Of desirable kinds have not varied In
value sinco Fall, l847
BROWN AND BLEACHED sHEETINGs-A de-
cline Of cent per yard IN almost all kinds Of low goods
has taken place. In Oznaburgs tho decline Ia not 80
much.
sHAWLs, IRISH LINENS, TICKS AND FIAN-
NELS as low as they were ever known.
To desirable stock Of seasonabe Goods the trade 10
invited with the that the entire stock will
be- offered at low prices, on the usual terms.
Sept l-c3m
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ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.


xUAyING settled permanently in the South, again
il offer for sale my lands lying In the county OF
Orange-consising OF SEVEN FAh1S-sltuated, say
two miles from Racco0n Ford, on the Rapid Ann nSrf.
thirty from Fredericksburg, twenty from the Louisa
Rllroad and about three from the projected line OF The
FrrdrricK shurs and Blue Ridge Railroad.
Four of these farms haze iars. proportion OF 10"
grounds Of unusual breadth, Zach side Of Mountain
run These farms fine order, with heavy
cover upon them and are well adapted 10 tir Sfslns
staprs corn heat, Oas and obiccD, and lfod abhn-
dant materials for speedy, permanent ana lndehn'o
Improvement, having an excellent vein Of Limestone.
Of easy access, running through them Inc nrst
tarul-vL: J., =,
vIded nv new and substantial fencing into suitable pro
portions OF meadow, upland an" "oou,an , -.
dwelling house IS large, thoroughly ahd ne&Iy Iepali
ed and painted aud the outonna. h .dsa,.d ~ III,
in good order THIS farm is admirably aaap,eo 70 w,
Ia -, cr,zinp being fns grass land ana Wei supplied
u IN water and shaCe In every heln. .o
Tas WIsDER TRACT contains ooo acres next
-. u,aions on Mountain run-its proportions
~ ,.,ao,v wood ana upland being nearly The same
" :, h as comfortable small tenement upon IT, &c.
TIE BiRCHLaND TRACT contains also 600 acres
49,. n,ooorlon Of which is bottom land, on Noun
-. 49, 81 The FIRST quality for grass crops.
''. TuE iSDEPENDES1 TRACT contains 400 acres,
ana !. well pfopohioned In II. divisions OF wood, low
and updud.
GOSHEN contains Us acres-lyng East of Mountain
run and Is about equally divided into wood and TILED
land. ,,.
BRAZIER contains 80 acres OF bottom land, nertto
the Meadows, on Mouutain run.
WOODLAND Contains us acres OF timber ianu.
The.e Tracts are situated in healthy secton OF
county, and offer the FIRST indncem 70 seh'es"
,uishinu desirable farms in the upper country
IT,. nayiieu,ar information respecting them VIII Do
given by M brother, Jeremiah morton, sIne nsa .Ie
oremses no fully authorised 70 dispose VI .ne pro
psry ms '''''' JACKSON MORTON.
=, Union and Winchester Republican will copy once
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ENG LlSa AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEN CO., Va.
THE next session Of this School VIII commence on
L the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. 1t Is IN.
der the superintendent of the subscriber who esla
bsed il for the purpose of educating his own children
The small lumber Of additional pnpT which he pro.
poses 10 receive viii participate In ITS advantages
equally with his children. They Will form part Of his
family circle and be- under finn. vililan, parental
control. lie wishes 1t distinctly understood, laat en-
tire obedience and prompt conformity To rules, viii IN
al cases, and under all circumstances. be required
This institution i Intended 10 combine The adrania.
ges oi Thorough Academca instruction. with the com
.atl and s,plihr oi We'll regulated christian Home
every effort Is i'll hr used Ia cultivate the mud, and ut
the tine Ia improve The morals aai manners Tie
C0ur>e ot Instruction Includes AL the branches usually
taught IN full OF English and Classical studies
Its location is remarkably healthy and 20 retired as
To very much exempt from temptations. IL idlrne>s
aud ryravlganCr ID IL also easy Ui access. lie
steamboat passes between Fredericksburg and i'alt
more twice week. and carriage viii meet either al
Layon,s Saunders wharf, Poi Micon, about SIX or
r.ht miles distant. those who may give due notice vi
their intended arrival. The from Richmond 10
Fredericksburg pass daily near the Bowling Gfeen dis
tant not more than twenty miles, where conseyances
can hr obtained.
The scholastic year i divided nta two sessions al i've
month"; each tlIr fist nf which commences The 1T
day OF 0rloh-r-ths second on the LIST day OF March.
TIE only vacation j. composed Of the months Of August
aud September.
Ii il highly important that the pupils should he at
school, ready To commence hrir studies WIKI tho open
Ing Of the first session; but the charge of Board ana
Tuition hr ains with the time Of entrance. which may
be any period n the year. None admitted Tor less
term than full session.
A monthly report viii be- transmitted 10 parents and
guardians the boys showing their ProsresSani stand
iag n school.
All pocket money must he deposited with the snb-cr-
her who will dishursr il in pfoprr amounts.
Students are not allowed 10 contract any dth:s what
ever.
Books and Stationery can be furnished al !hr retail
prices
Terms per SESSION payable N ndoGneei
For Tuition, Board, Lodging, Washing Mend
Ing, 1r., SV
For Bed and Bedding, IL not supplied by The pupil, 5
ar Those who wish To enter their children are re.
quasted 10 do as soon ~ possible.
appy 10 REV. JOHN =. MCGUIRE.
nrcnuncia E.ser ca. Va Aug 21-cMGw
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THOMAS & CHAS. ELLIS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Dry Goods and Hardware
o. I06. MAIA SrREEr

No. log, MAIN STREET,
HAVE received their importation for the pre-.
~ sent season by the ship "Polomac," arrived
a. a. alexandria, and the "Henry," at City Point
inslf Stock, comprising the usual variety in both
departments OF Goods, has been we'll selected,
WIN special reference TO the wants OF the Virgil.
MA trade and is now offered to purchasers on
AaO'' favorable terms. Aug. 3i-2m
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a NEI.I0 ACADEMY.

THE next session will open September lst, and close
i July lat Terms-SaUO per session OF ten months,
payable sl0O September st aud SiOO February lst.-
Thorough instruction in al branches taught, and daily
iran.laons from Eaelsh into Latin, Greek and French.
Discipline impartial, parental and christian, and sys
OF instruction, recitation ana reporting such rs 10
secure accuracy and advancement. school limited 10
twenty boarceTs. Dreot-Iudnre F. u. Amelia.
WM H. HARRISON.
Refer 10 Messrs VIM J. Rarksdlr, John r. Wiley,
AmrIia: f. lufin Hanover; Coils George W. Boiling
and Joseph Bragg, Petersburg; j. sridrn Wesosri;
J. 81 speed Lynchhura, and Professor 6essnrr iarri.
son University 0f Virginia. w a. H.
InIu oS-rlawaw5W5W
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.

VOLUNTEERS, and others who have received their
discharges from the United States SERVICE and have
not obtained their bounty land &C.. by or,ting the
undersigned. enclosing taeir discharges, and stating
place OF address, have the necessary papers pre-
pared and forwarded with such directions enable
Them procure their bounty land, back pay
pensions, mileage SC and the widows and heirs bro
theirs and SISTERS OF those who have died been killed
in hattie in Mexico, by writing as above, giving the
name of the company and regiment in hch their
latve enlisted or served, time Of enlistment, will
obtain all necessary papers which requisite 10 pro-
cure whatever may be due the deceased soldier-a
rect list Of all who have died been killed in battle In
Mexico having been prepared much expense and la
bor and only possession of the subscriber and his
partner in Washington, Mr.. Samuel Steuinius.
~ R-Posage must be paid IN all cases, when lnfor-
nation will be given gratuitously, and moderate
charges made for prosecuting claims.
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No. 76, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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