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EDUCATION.



Institute will open the leSeptomber Wytheville is
md handsome town, with good society, and Ia
unted In very beautiful and healthy portion Of the
state
The Institute Buildings consist &C "A spacious brick
edfce, the Ut which large and we'll ventilated
aud will be rendered comfortable possible. The
chambers of the Young ladies' will be carpeted and each
room furnished with Bureau Wardrobe, Washstand
and other cnnvenences pertaining private chambers.
The Institute will have Primary and Academic de-
portment tho hitter embracing course OF four years
II may however be entered upon any stage according
to the advancement of tile pupil and those not candi-
dates for graduation will be allowed pursue selected
Tho Tonchers will each be provided with sepn
recitation rooms in which their respective classes
will be taught. An extensive OF Lectures and
Experiments will be given by the Principal in the Natn-
pl Sciences, and with view this the Institute will be
furnished with extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus cnrelynew. Lectures will also accompany
the of Textbook in Mental and Moral Philosophy
The Principal has had some experience in the work of
Female education aud has inst passed TIN ough course
of Lectures IN the University Of Va. and obtnned Dip
Tomas and Certificates, upon the different branches in
which he will particularly give instruction. He hopes.
therefore Ia bring To the undertaking such qualifications
as will enable him To carry it out in the best manner.
lie hns associated with himself Mr. g. II. Fontaine,
WHO will give attention the Boarding Department. but
IN tfia and indeed in every department the Principal
has eemnont control aud holds himself responsible to
tho patrons of the School He will be assisted by his
Indy in the supervision of the young ladies' and will have
lens well qualified assistants in the work of i'm
strueton The whole plan of the School is OF the most
"
top the advantages afforded for thorough, ibernl
md accomplished education.
Spccnl attention will be given to the manners OF tho
young ladies' and tn their moral and religious trimming,
without, however the neucaton of seetnrinn views
Textbooks, Stationary, &c, will be furnished at the
Institute at low prices.
TERMS.
tor Bonrd fuel, lights, washing and tuition in
Primay department per Session of 3 month"; $50 %
Iepnr'"en, s5 90
Tuition in Primnrv department 10 90
Tuition in Academic = ..,.......... Is 90
instrument '... 90 90
Tuition in French Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Tuition in Drawing, Painting, Waxwork and
Neodlcwork e0ch- .-.-.-..--..--.-.--. ~ w
ton with either the others, then for TWO. Is 90
Those desiring further information will on application
hive circulars sent them free Of postage.
1t is highly important TINT scholars should be present
on the first day of the Session
Address the Principal, WytbeyilJe Va.
July l0.-wilS II. w NOWLIN, Principal.
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cPRING Is52.--Tbe subscriber would most
- respectfully to his friends and the public
generally that he is receiving and opening large
and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods
10 which he invites the attention of those in want. IL
is useless to his stock but would simply say
hat it is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
lie invites the particular attention fhe Ladies to his
beautiful stock of rich Dress Goods, KidGioUes, DC
The Gentlemen will find the best stock of Goods in
their line ever exhibited by any house in this place,
and the largest and best selected stock of Readyade
CkofhinR ever brought to this town. The Young Men
will find something really handsome in the way ofcloh'
ing at apl 12-itts DON T. u fElEho
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IMEAP GOODs-EOIs CASIl.--l am

~ now receiving large and complete assortment OF
new SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
latest and most fashionable yaric ties and styles inn
ported this season-whlch ] am offering at unusually
ow prices Intending to sell for CASH, | mean TO be
satisfied with small softs and thereby will make 1t to
The interest ofall give a cal-wbich most cor.
daily solicit from those having Goods to buy will
promise many inducements in the way OF Styles
prices and large and well selected stock to pick from,
as can be found in any establishment in the State
deem it needless to gveeven the heads or branches
composing my stock. as my long experience has nught
me the wants nevrry class of dealers. Suffice it there
fore to saw that feel assured am fully prepared
answer the demands ofa-and ask oil TO call
march oq-;rs JOHN G. MEM.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wORKs-A ELLlsos jr Pro
u Pitefor
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash bind aud BoF Facforq,
NH} and Machine Itork.
Irru Turning and IItyiBp

IIOOf, sHNf- UffHd UHu IHtfOfq
uR and Machine Iiork
Iron Turning and Fafing,
Biacksmiiing II al desc,i p IONS.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete osab-
ishmen of the kind in the Southern States. aud can
execute better work and cheaper rates, than be
rne in the ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending to build supplied with
Doors. Blinds. Window Frnmes and Sash (primed ,nd
glazed if requrcd) Mouldings, Flooring dressed anl
.ngue aud groovcd ready for lnsing. dressed Ceiling
mud Notwithstanding Polings and variety of Other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing Wheelbnrrows Picks and Bars aud other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand and for sulc, reasonable
all varieties of Flooring aud other Lumber worked or
unworkcd Saving and Planning done To order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTLErON Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
+ sEABURY's shoe store!.!y

q :. LfNE AND LET LIVE III
~ II will be remembered Tint when commenced
business under nyotH name year or two since, fouR
DOORS toward tie Market House from The old siond.
took the above and having strictly adhered to
II. endeavorng make my sales mutually BEN eiai to
the purchaser and myself Inow, under the same rule,
offer to atrny generous community probably the most
extensive assortment of Dress aud common BOOTS
and shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, and
Valises, Travelling Bugs Umbrellas Shoe Thread aud
other articles belonging my business, that has
been presented to the citizens of Lynehburg and those
who purchase in this market.
My experience in my business, having pud crelasitc
attention. it for twenty five years, my ncquan
tnnce with Manufacturers aud Dealers, aud my long
residence in Iynehburg. qualities prepare my.
sclfto do a we'll Is the best and 81 il j..
very thankful for the liberal patronage received
aud shall strive to SECURE its continuance.
P.SEABURY.
Snr;p., ,r Ia
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Il In consequences of the breakage of the Cann, the
undersigned has just received his Spring aud Summer
Stock. Twenty five years experience IN his business
Inns enabled him o purchase mos, complete and de-
srnble assortment Of goods. Without further comment
all e nsk il an examination of the He ealls the
attention of his customers and the public generally to
the following viz: Ladies uhoie G0ners \ GdHers
Gaters Ercelsiors Parods Jenny Linds, Lola Montez
Buslip. Ties Shppcrs, &c, dc. Misses and Infants
shoes of every description Also: Gents Boots Shines
and Gaers, the hitter of which very pretty and nen
which he will sell remarkably low prices. also com.
pele stock of Gents Slippers. His Truahs, CaPet
Days and Scaichis he obaind at nnuslnlly low prices
lie offers in the way CHATS the following, viz: The
Mote Slim Biack and Iphac Beaons, Russ'o Sah Pa
nama Wilton. Bird Eyc, Chino, Peart, Biach, Bi"e,
Grecn and IphHe Leghons,he hdta Int, Congress Hat
and White aud Blak Beaver Kossu Illus, Siouehes and
Mfricon of all qualities and styles.
nm constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly Mt
tended o Pnnnmns and Legnorns dressed the sign Of
The Red Hat JACOB RUMBOuGH.
Mny Its
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PRESIDENT OF THE I

ID STATES.-lnp pursuance Of law, ], MIlLARp FILL-
MORE President of he United States OF America, do
hereby declare and make known, that a public sale
will be held The Land Office AT Saltwater IN the Ter
ritory of Minnesota commencing Monday, the first
day OF November next for the disposal at The fub1c
Lands situated in the following nulned townships and
fractional townships, viz:
North the base line anil Hes Of Me foarh principal
JFractonal townships thirty,even and hny-eight on
the right bank of ST. Croix river, and township Thirty
nine forty, fortyone and forly-wo "t range twenty
Townships thtyeight thirtynnc, onl forty, ofrange
twenty-one.
An island in sections thirteen and tweufy-four, ia
township twenty and townships thiry-eght tmriy-ine
and forty, of range twenty-five
Townships forty, fory-one and iorty-two, OF range
twenty-three.
IIennepn island or lot 5, section rweny-rhr'e, ia
township ntynine, and an isPnd in section four, OF
township thirty, of range twenty-four.
Townships thrty.seven, and thirty eight. OF range
twenty-five.
Townships thirty-seven thrty.eight thrtynine. and
forty, OF range twentysix
Townships lhiry-eght and tlirtynine OF range twe-
ty.seven.
Township hiny-nine, of range twcntyeight
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools,
military, and other purposes, will be excluded IRON the
sale.
The offering of the above mentioned lands will he
commenced the day appointed, and will proceed IN
the order in which they advertised with all conven-
lent dis PATCH until the whole shall have been offered,
and the sale thus closed but the sale shall not be kept
open longer than weeks, and private entry or
locations for land ounties heretofore granted by any law
of Congress for military services rendered. the United
States of any of the lands will be admitted, until alter
the piralon of the two weeks.
Given under my hand al the city of Washington, This
twenty-nnth day of July, Ammo Domni one thousand
eight hundred and htly-two
By the President
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Com. Of the GeaI Land o6tce,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE RICHMOND MURDER.

EICHMosp. Aug. II
The case of Iohn Williams. charged with aiding his
wife, Jane, in numbering Mrs Winston aud her child,
to-day continued by the Hastings Count until the
September term, to afford opportunity Of examining
Mr.. Winston Is IA witness.
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CINelSSArI. April 18th 1859.
NHE Subscribers have associated themselves for the
L purpose of conducting in this City n Tobacco
and General Commission Business,
under the Firm OF kENEErr& DuDLEY. and respectful
IL solicit Your patronage. uur Business will be excn-
siyely Commission business and experienced TWEEN
years by senior partner active Mercantile life IL
this City aud determination the part OF BOTH To pro-
the interest OF friends, will hope secure IA
liberal support. We prepared to mnh - the usual
Advance On consgnmcnis in hend. aud To purchase
Proiucc &c on the customary terms. Wewill occupy
tn, Large nu Gommodious Warehouse. No. II Public
Landing JNO. KENNETH
nnY 27--Gm JNO. w. DUDLEY.
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By the President
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Com. Of the GeaF Land c6'ce
Notice 10 Preempti0n Claimants, and 10 Lessees Occ-
aan,k. mi Parmikecs Of Mineral Lands.

Notice 10 Prescription Claimants and 10 Lessees. OccT-
pans. ami PcrniHecs Of Mineral Lands
Every person entitled to the right of pe-cmption to
any of the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, is required to establish
the the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver
Saltwater and make payment therefor soon as rac
tica5le after seeing Ills ice, and before the day APP
pointed for the public sale, otherwise such claim will be
forfeited
And every person having the right under net ent-
tied AN create additional Land District in the
Territory of Wisconsin and for other purposes, APP
proved Sd March, 1917 esseeS occupants or pernH
tres the of their lenses permits any
of the lands within the townships anl fractional town
ships above enumerated and who titled, under the
entitled ''An reduce the minimum price of the
mineral lands in the Lake Superior District in Michigan
and the Chippewa District in Wisconsin" approved
Goth September, 1850, 10 the land covered by
theleases, occupancy and permits respectively at the
minimum price of 81 % per acre. or ii covering more
than full secton entitled ION the surrender ct such
lease permit the proper Lnnd Office. To purchase
if he shall elect full section. AT he rate OF
s. 81 per is required establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver at Saltwater,
and nuke payment therefor proccabfe after
seeing This notice. and before the day appointed for the
of the public sale Of the lands enbrac-
ing the claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
feted. JOHN WILSON.
Acting Conn ofHe Ge"1 Land O0ce
Auu r.
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DELL HOTEL, LIBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, VIRGTNIA.-The undersigned hny-
ing purchased of Mr. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel establishment, know as the BELL HO-
TEL, Liberty Va, offers his services to the pubhc Tor
The patronage so long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment has just undergone thorough
repair from Cellar Garrett Rendering IT pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good wmcn
our lovely Piedmont country can produce and the BAR
with the most genuine and best quaityof Liquors.
His Stables in excellent condition, well provided,
good and reliable Osters always in attendance
The Rocky Mount line caches connect at this poln
lri weekly with the Cars of Va. and Tenn. r. r. and
passengers coming any direction either the Cars
Stages or private conveyance, will always find him pre-
rared to accomdatc them with meals at any hour
He natters himself that from the reputation ct this
house and with no enegy speared his part to render
his guests comfortable, he will receive liberal shnre OF
patronage. lHoMAo Lhf hi"i'
July 15-tsf
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RICHMOND AARkETS-AuG. -.
WHFAr-White 925G1a9j cts; Red 87109O cents
CoRS-Dull at 81 la % cts.
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E,ALL TRADE, ISJ2.-PETlTS HAIR
L RIS a. DANlELL. No. % NASSAU STREET, ne0r
The Post Office New Ioyh-Ofer for cash or approved
.redii. compleIe nssnrlmenl Of
Silk and Fancy Dry Goods,

Nor IN store 0nd arJiriHg by erGy STEAMER,
consisting in pnr Of Dress Goods in every variety; Taft
eta and Satin Ribbons; Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
an elegant assortment black and funcy Silks; White
Goods, every descriptions; Laces an, Embroideries;
Gloves, Mitts Hosiery, Cravats, &c. &c.
Merchants from the country are respectfully invited
to examine our stock. 29-2mif
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uEN PLATE, BAR IRON, &c.

TININ PLATE, BAR IRON, Nc.
i 30 boxes Tin Pnte, l0x14 l1x20 lie and II
900 lbs Block Tin
10 tons Elliott and Anderson's Bar Iron hand
somely assorted
80 bundles Band do
bbls prime picking Vinegar
b bales carpet Warp, assorted colours
Receiving and for sale by
NM o-.ta GEO. BAGBY.
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DOETS --LEWlTT &ALLEN'S BEAUTIFUL
I series of Pocket Poets in elegant gilt bindings,
continuing llemans. p,ovetbial Philosophy. Cooper,
Elliott Lnlln Rookh, Poetry of Flowers, Eze Cook,
SCOTS Lady of Luke, Mary Hewitt, Southey, Thomp-
son & Gray, Sgourpcy, Pollock, Coeridgc, Goldsmith,
Rodgers, Poetry ofAf cons, Campbell, Milton, Young.
Kirk White Poetry of Passions, Wordsworth, Poetry of
Sentiment Mrs. Norton, British Poets, Bush Il Blair,
Stern & Johnson.
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White Bnth FOst, eNIth supcffne,
Blue
Extra super Oath Post Gilt,
Super commercial Note ruled
a. Note plain and with border,
Extra super ruled cap blue aud Whine,
White fiat eap.
Folio Post white.
Super white Letter. wide ruled for sermons, &c,
Extra super Bath Post. -
Extra fine ruled cup blue and white,
Bill or ape piper
The ubove papers from OF the very beat manu-
factories in The United States; warranted superior
nnd uniform in quality, aud will be sold by the ense
reom ,or less quantity. Mt very low prices.
o. MORSE, Com. Mereh't,
opposite Warwick House.
= s The highest price paid for Linen mud Cotton
Rncs. nng 1--ts
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LAYS Of Scottish Cuvnors,
1yra and other Poems by Alice Cary
Byron's Poetica works,
Prose aud poetry Of Europe and America,
Lillian and other Poem. by Prued,
Book of Ballads
Fuller's Poems, &c, &c.
I nn | -dtsl ArTnE NEw COMMISSION BooK-SToRE.
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NJ OTECE--All persons owning Dogs or Bitches
and DESTROYS of keeping them, hereby neti-
fed forward by the 20th inst, pay the tax inn
posed than by Ordinance aud obtain license to do
w VI. u BhANCh,
aug iO-dt2On Mayor.
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DOCKBREDGE ALUM water. The
ID subscriber is now receiving n supply of Alum
Water fresh from the Spring in Rochbridge county
and us Agen. for the sale of this valuable water will
keep constantly hand supply during the senson
march l8--ts A Is. hDCkEh
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ONDON POKTEHs--lO Ierces best Lon
IL don Porter in pint and quart bottles for sale by
- a.. LEE T. JOHNSON.
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4 GENTS WANTED 10 sell the Life

4 GENFS WANTED 10 sell He EiIe
n of GEN. SCOfr-500 pages I2mo, Handsomely
and dunhly bound. illustrated with Engravings,
BY EDWARD d. MANSFIELD, ESQ,
Many gears Editor Of he Cincinnati Daily chronicle.
The subscriber will shortly receive from the Press
Edition of the above valuable work and will furnish
those who wish become Agents To circulate the
on the most favorable terms Fer further particulars
and all necessary information, applicants will please ad-
dress their letters to the subscriber.
II. MANSFIELD, Publisher,
aug 2--2wif4 134 York STREET, Near Hooen, CT.
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Spring Of 1852. -Ap 8-rf
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CISciSSArI, April leth, 1852.
, 1852-11-27
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

The continued success of this Magazine ORE,
scnts the strongest motives to the Publishers 10
make it still more worthy of the Unprecedented f.
vor with which il has been received by the public
The present number is embellished with the pot.
traits of the eminent American writers Irving and
Bryant, and view of their residences accompa.
MED with original sketches of their literary char.
acter. Cthers, names distinguished in letters and
science, will be made the subject Of articles and
pictorial illustrations in subsequent numbers,
The circulation of the Magazine is now sixty
thousand, and is regularly extending in every part
Of the Union, No effort will be spared to render
it great National Work. both in regard to The
richness and variety of its contenis and its adap.
ton to the waits Of the American mind. The
utmost care will be taken 10 present faithful and
pleasing picture ofcuTent English literature, while
nothing will be admitted which can offend tn.
most fastidIous taste Gr the incest sense Of moaity
As an agreeable and instructive pUblicalion for
family reading in any portion of our vast Repub.
lic the Publishers are determined that it shall be
without a superior in the literature of the world.
Each number Of the Magazine will contain l4i
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a single year, therefore, will present nearly two
thousand pages Of the choicest Of the Mscellone-
Gus literature of the age. A carefully prepared
Fashion Plate will accompany each number. New
volumes commence with the June and December
numbers.
, 1852-11-27
Educational.
Portland Academy.

REV. c. S. KINGSLEY AND WIFE, TEACHERS.
THE third quarter will commence on Wednes.
day, May thiId. No student received for less
than a half quarter, unless by express arrange
ment, and no name dropped from the roll until no
tee of disconinuance is given to the teacher.
The quarters will consist Of eleven weeks eaci
at the following rates of tuition:
For Primary Scholars each, sc o.
Geography, Grammer s. Arithmetic, 7 o.
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, 7 o.
Greek, Latin, and French Languages, o GO
Drawing and Painting, extra, 5 on
We would assure the citizens Of Portland and
vicinity that it is the design of the Trustees Of the
Institution to make it every way worthy Of their
patronage. As soon as the number Of scholars
will warrant it will be organized into primary,
male and female departments. Frequent changes
of books will be avoided, and no pains y III be
spared to make it all our patrons can desire.
To those abroad, the In,tituiion holds out as
strong inducements Us any in the Territory. Il is
and new, beautifully situated and ea-
silly accessible from all points in the Territory
board can be had On reasonable terms, in some Of
the best families in the city and several youRg
persons of both sexes can obtain places where
they can pay their board in whole or in part BY la-
boring mornings and evenings. Any comments
cations addressed to James H. Wilbur or q. 8
Kingsley in reference to the school accommoda.
liens for board, will be promptly attended to.
sePtlsn JAS. II. WILBUR.
, 1852-11-27
THE TUALATIN ACADEMY,


J. NJ. keller, PRINCIPAL,
s located in the town of Forest Grove, Tuals-
L tin plains This institution is now in its IN
fancy, yet parents and guardians desiring to send
TO the school may be assured not only Of the
healihiulness and beauty Of the location-the In
teigence and morality of the Inhabitants, but e.
Pecially that such teachers will bo employed as will
make the highest mental and moral improvement /
Of the scholars their chief object
spacious and noble Academy building has
been erected on a site commanding a view Of two
extensive praires, with their intervening and en-
circling forests, and when completed will furnish
ample accommodations for both departments Of thS
school.
Forest Grove is about equi-tistant from the
towns Of st. Helens, Milton, Portland, Milwsukis
Oregon City, and Lafayette.
The trms Of the Institution will commence a.
follows;
Spring term, the % Wednesday in March;
Summer term, the I'd Wednesday in June;
Fall term the Sd Wednesday in September;
Winter term, the I'd Wednesday in December.
The terms will be eleven weeks each.
Tuiuon-primary studies--S6. Higher do. IS
per term. Board may be obtained in private fami-
lies. C. II. ATKINSON, Secretary.
N. b. Mr.. Keeler expects to be absent the sum.
mer term. on tour to the states, but returns Is
soon as possible-he is authorized to obtain apps.
ratus, philosophical. &C., for the Institution. A
teacher will he secured for me term.
scPtls Il Q. n. A.