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AKnivAL or rHx nALnc.-rnRTK LArss yaoA ruHorH
| Nav YoHK, Feb 40 The Baltic arrived shis
morning, bringing three days later news from Europe
The ship Benayenturi from Savannah, ashore at
Holy head. al
The Europa had arrived out
There had been storm upon the English coast
The Snyan, for Rio Janeiro and the Hamlet, ior New
Orleans, had put back In damaged condition.
Cousols quoted sil sii Money is easier Flour
mas declined Sd TO Is Wheat has declined Sd. and corn
Cd Cotton has advanced idsaes during The last
days 70. 900 bales.
The four powers had positively rejected Emperor's
note, and both England and France making i-
nense preparations for hostlties
The debates in Parliament had been Of stormy chsrao
and the government have firmly decided upon
the only 10 be pursued.
France had ordered three millions Of cannonbsis to DO
cast; and half the British revenue force had besn or
dered 10 join the navy. ist sssssaUsE
The British and French ministers have been ordered to
Withdraw from ST. Petersburgh st saes8
Several of the Cunard line OF steamers have besn taken
the troops OF the government to Constannopo
| and The seat of war. asE AM
Six thousand men are to 90 from England, and others
be taken up IRON the different stations Ten thou
sand troops viii be collected 10 form part OF the first
| expedition
There no doubt the Brigade Guards will form part OF
expedition and the 46 regiment under orders Tor Aus
uala is hold itself in readiness The foreign
has taken all the best leaving al home the young
| soldiers and recruits.
IL
England carry from Ireland Maz. and thence
the West indies have been taken that they may
be available proceed amy point the shortest notice.
The government had seized artillery asd machi-
nety Greenwich under the supposi,ion that they
| intended for the service OF Russia.
The French papers bad been forbidden TO publish tho
OF the troops, except announced in tho Mo~
| s4ssfSaHt
The Russian aba sndo left Paris the 9th February
| Tor Germany.
| THE
Omar Pacha had effected the i'm portant movements
having crossed the Danube with 1900 men, and divided
Russian army, the right wing of which 10 Kaiova,
| the left al Ciaatz, aud the centre at Bucharest
Omar Pacha had crossed the Danube in person ut Often
za and the last accounts he was only two days dis.
aut from Bucharest, where the Russian force weak.
VIENNA Monday ngh.--An answer had been received
from Russian cabinet the last proposal OF peace. Tho
four powers however considered the answer entirely
Satisfactory and was adopted for transmission
Cons,antinople.
THE SARAH SANDS s..a.1sN4
PORTLAND, February l9--The steamer Sarah Sands,
with eighyseven passengers, has arrived from Liver
pool. es.t
DAMAGES AGAINST ERIE RAILROAD
ELMrRA Feb lS-In the supreme court in the case Of
VIM. Ransom, against the New York and Erie railroad
pany injuries received by collision at ChemunK
4th of July last the jury rendered verdict of
Sl4, 900 in favor of the plaintiff.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 20-l p. m.-Four unsetted-salcs IT
So So SS 10 for State brands; southern, 8S u %.
Wheat Con-sales of Is 600 bushols-Whte. 81
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OF street Presbyteri.n Church-The installation OF
Phineas D. Guriey D. ID. Of this
take place evening O'Clock,
Baiumore will preach the Rev
deliver the charge pastor,
The charge o
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By j. @. Mcguire. Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL
sooouon Monday afternoon February 30 ~ n O'Clock
Maryland Third fronting
former
feet s5s inches
twoory brick dwelling shinso roof containing
a
sonely grocery feed fronting "a Mary
land by 30 Third a
building - by ~.
$4,000 cash. and payment In months, leaving
psd monthly years
Title indspnahe possession before IL, Apr the
completion
which 70 be complied with within Ave
An conveyancing al the OF purchaser be absolute
las G, MCGUIRE,
Feb lt-d
G3lThc above sale L. mnnvoidabIy postponed until
Friday afternoon 2tih instant, same hour.
Id q MCGUIRE Aucttoncsr.
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NOT

(o-PARCNEHSUtP NOTfGE.-The undersigned bayi1f
" become nssoefsed for the plumbing
Georgetown their prepared put
adjust and repair bathing isunds m
Force backs all
tanning to The business Baltimore
They be sbuud " MAYORS stand the souh sid. OF
Pennsyvans I'd where all orders win be
promptly attended 10. FRANCIS ". NAYLOR,
FEB 2i-eoA FRANCIS McCHAE.
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DICH PEARL JEW wfsI.Hv.--M. w. GAIT a RRo in.
IL swelry cors.
ing of neekaces bracelets brooches, rings,
diamond, ruby, emerald, and PLAIN Jewey
NJ w. GAIT d BRO,
Sigp OF the Golden Eagle, PcnBsylvanis avenue,
Feb W-N between osh an streets,
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Owing the storm last evening, many were pre-
vented attending and they have more oppor-
unity positively the last for the season, when the
Hutchinson Family w give selection OF their best pro
ducons and selections which have pleased the musical
people OF Gfeat Britain and Ireland and the universal
Yankee nation.
Tickets, so cents.
Doors open att. Commencing at o'clock,
No postponeuent unless the weather grows bois-
erous and the best will be preserved for the first
comers. Feb. 2I-lt
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MARK ET9.

Nrw YoRK, Feb. 2O--l p. m--Flour unseled-sales At
SO So SS 75 for State brands; southern IS 81 80.
Wheat declined Cornsales of is, 900 busheswhe, 81
cents; yellow, SO cents.
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HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST ERIx RAILRoAl

HEAVY AGAINST ERIE RAILROAD.
EIM1nA, Feb ls-In the supreme in the case Of
VIM. Ransom, against the New York and Erie railroad
pany for injuries received by collision at Chsmung
the 4th of Jaly last, the jury rendered verdict Of
Sl4, 900 in favor of The plaintiff.
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Adjourned till to morrow, II o'clock.
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SARAH SANDS. .as0tI
PORTLAND, February l9.--The steamer Sarah Sands
with eghy-seven passengers, has arrived from Liver
pool 4.4
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,
AT STAUNTON. VA.

fR1HE undersigned having just finished a
Ii course oil Academical s,udIes at the Uui-
versity of Va, desires TO open srhool al Staun-
ton, on the Isl Of September, 1854. An oppor-
tunly for studying each branch commonly
taught in Classical Schools, will be givento the
scholars. The French and German Language
will also be taught, il it BIZ desired, al an addl
tional charge Of $40 for each, per session of 10
months. Those who will not study Modern
Languages, will be charged at The rate Of $40
per session OF 10 months. The object Of the
teacher will be 10 give his scholars such prepaf-
alton, that II any of them intend entering the
University Of Va, they may be prepared TO
STAND tor degrees in the several s.hools. al the
end of the let session they become Students
Pay ment will be expected as follows :-one-
halt at the beginning of the first FIVE mouths
session, and the emainder at the beginning oil
the second months session.
- FL LEONlDAS POINTS, A. B.
Jolly "a, le54.-6i.
O5 Richmond Weekly Enquirer insert six
times and send account 10 this Office for c0llec-
ton z~-
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NOTICE.

gan pursuance Of the will Of the late Phillip
d Sheetz, will on the premises, on Friday,
the slh day Of August, proceed 10 seil, at pub.
lie bidding, SIXTY acres OF The .r5st Of land, OF
which The Tesater died seized the residue
OF the ,ract-forly actes--being incvmbered
With q life estate. The Mansion house, Barn,
aud other Roof Improvements, are on the sixty
acres.
The tract is of the Limestons class, With a
productive surface and dense sub soil and well
supplied with Spring and running water. 1t
possesses an excellent. Orchard Of the different
varieties Of fruit, common to The Valley CHI
mate; and is situate in two miles OF the flour
ishing village Of Mt. Sidney.
The terms oil the sale will be one-third OF
the purchase money in hand. ami the residue in
one, two, three and four, equal annual install.
ments, with bonds and approved security. and
the title 10 be withheld until the last install
ment sha III have been paid.
The residue Of the traci--ihe said forty acres
will also be soid when dscncbmbered OF the
lits-estaic.
Possession will be given immediately, except
as 10 the buildings and the fields in cultivation /;
and, as to the buildings, the Isl day oil Septem.
Der, and me fields, so soon as the way going
crop is gathered,
II is but seldom that 90 valuable tract, fol
the size Of it, 10 to be found in market.
BENJAMIN WELLER.
Admir- with the will annexed.
July "a, 1851.
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StauntOn Academy.

fE1HlS old and long established School will
commence its session on the LIST day Of Sep
tember next. The Board OF Trustees have tie
pleasure OF announcing 10 the former patrons OF
the Academy ard TO the public generally, that
they have secured the services OF Lytielton
Waddell, ESD, as Principal Mr., Waddel's
former connection with the Academy, and his
widely extended reputation as scholar, and
eminently successful instructor oil young men in
all the branches Of 4 finished education, is the
highest guarantee the Board cnn offer Of the
claims this institution has upon oil enlightened
The Board ATE now Engaged In making sx.
tehsive repairs aud additions to the Academy
building, and fitting il up for the residence Of he
Principal and his family, and with accommods.
tons sufficient ID board and lodge a number Of
students; so that gentlemen from distance send
inc their sons or wards TO the Academy may
feel assured that their comfo,t and morals will
be as ssdulously cared for under The eye Of the
Principal, as II they were his own sons. :.
All the branches Of thorough English, Clas.
steal aud Scientific Education will be taught in
the Academy. As preparatory School to the
University and Colleges Of the State, we conG-
IDENTITY recommend il, ~ squat 10 any other in
the Comuhchwsalth.
priuoipcl. WIZ. NJ. TATE y"
Ia =. COCHRAN,
etaantep, Ialy i2, 1854.
Judge Nichalson, Of the Union, hss de-
clined the c6er Of Governor OF Kansas.
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THE next sess,on OF this Institute will com
Axnence on thelFfRsr DAr or SEPrEMBER.
! An the DsIastnents' are In charge Of expe
nenced TeschefA and q full course Of thorough
jisifuclion is given in all Ghe useful and orna-
mental branches, usually taught in Female
iSeu.inaries OF ths highest grade. And every
facility il. afforded for acquiring complete
English, Classical and Polite education.
Professor Dryesprine will remain in charge Of
the Department Of Music and Modern Lam
euages and the success with which he has
taught these branches for the last three years,
warrants the assertion, that pupils will here en-
Joy opportunities for Improvement surpassed by
no other School in the Valley.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board, washing, use Of furnished
room, lights and fuel, $55, 90
Tuition varies according to the class, from $l2
to 500.
EXTRA CHARGES:
Music on :ae Piano, with use Of Ia.
stfument, 1925, 90
6 Guitar, 90
q Vocal, 200
Modern Languages, each, - 1000
Drawing an3 Painting. 500
Latin no extra charge
4 NC Payable in Advance, at the beginning
Of each ,ssion.
For further information address
JOHN WILSON, Principal.
July "a, 1854. @.I.t -. ss
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COM MiSsIOMERs NOTICE!
Sale of a Valuable Tract of Ian,

gPY virtue Of decree rendeied at the June
AZ Term, 1854, of The Circuit Court of Au-
gtsta County, IN the suit OF Way land &c. Us.
Poreslield's Ex'or and oihe.swe will proceed ,on
the premises, on saiur3ay tho 2nd day OF Sep.
tenber next, 10 sell that valuable Farm. con-
tanning about 1876 acres, formerly occupied by
Lewis Wayland, Esq.
The tract Of landis Within q short distance Of
the linking Spring Church ard Of the Virginia
Central Railroad. The land is in good cullisa-
ton, and the improvements on it are convenient
and desirable. Persons wishing TO purchase
will have the premises shown 10 them by Robt.
II. Kinney Esq. who resides on tile place. Be-
fore the day of sale, the land will be divided in
10 parcels by The County Surveyor, and will be
sold in lots or entire, as may be deemed moel
conducive to The interests Of the parties concerts
ell
TER1iS OF SALE.-.-So much in cash as
NAV be necessary 10 defray the cost OF suit and
the expenses OF sale, and the balance in equal
instruments, payable in 6, IL and Is months,
bands with approved security, to be taken for
the deferred payments. and the title retained un-
Ill the purchase money is fully raid.
THOS. ] NICHE, ca,,..
HUGH W. SHEFFEY. oo"' -
July "a, 1854.
u Lex. Gazette, and Rock reg. copy tds.
and mark charges Send accounts TO this Office
Tor collection.
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GREAT ExClTEMENT!
UnriyaIled Exhibition
O r G Q O 3 81


The Chinese Chunk are in Port with a
Now Produce Great Excitement
In the Mind Of the People.
THE subscriber would respectfully announce
l to the citizens of Staunlon and Augusta
county, thai he has on hand very large assort-
raei; Of Fancy Articles, consisting in part as
follows:-
UpdersIeeves, French Worked Collars. Chem
iaells, Ribbons; splendid assortment Of white
and colored Kid Gloves, Pic Net Gloves, Hosie-
~, all kinds Of Gloves, Laces, Gmps, Buttotis,
ALSO,
4 ye.y large assortment Of Clocks, Gold and
Silver Watches; and Jewelry, sach as Ear
riFgs, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Watch
Chains and Seals, Ladies Chain Hooks, and a
good many other articles too Numerous 'e mem
ton. 50
+, He wilalso continue TO keep all kinds Of mil.
steal instruments; Pocket Books Trunks, Car
pet Bags, Valieces, Guns Pistols, ETC.. etc.
+. He also keeps great variety Of Wall Paper,
Window Blinds, Fire Screens, Bordering etc.,
etc Wall paper from l2a cts. to 81 SO per
bolt.
As my Goods have been bought in the cheap
est and best markets, and mostly for Cash, ain
sure tina. can sell them little cheaper than
the cheapest store in Staunlon.
N B-rarasols, Fans, and good many
summer articles will te Geld al cest.
Give him call aur! judge for yourselves.
He will be sure to give general satisfaction.
MASON HlRSH.
limo Of 1894 s. q NJ conc
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A ene Military Band will perform the mos,
popular airs Of the day, as the procession
enters town. and. also during the hours Of Exhi-
THE ANfE RfCAN MUSEUM AND MEN
AGERIE will exhibit at Mr. SIDNEY, on
Thursday, August 9th, and in SrAuNroN, Fri.
day, Aug 10Th; 1854.
o. Price Of Admission, so cents. Children
under9 years of age, and Servants, IS eents,-
TO the whole of this immense Establishment
including Genetal Tom Thumb, the entire col
lection Of Wild Animals, Wax Statuary, Mr..
LengePs performances in the Dens, the Baby
Elephant. Mr.. Nellis' performances, &C., no
extra charge under any pre,ence whatever, let
the reports be what they may.
Doors open from l-2 10 d, and from 10. 9
O'Clock, P. NJ.
July 81, ls54.--2w.
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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL AN0 MATHEMATICAL
GNEfnnt

'TNHE next session Of this institution will COM
4 mence on the 1st OF September next, and
continue until the last Of June, embracing a
period of ten months, under TIE care and super
vision of Jacob j. Hill, Esq
Mr.. Hill has had all experience Of several
years in conducting Classical and Mathematical
Schools, and has had the sdperintendence Of this
Academy during the last session of len months,
and from his s;udions habits and close applica-
ion, has given entire salisiac ion, which has
been evinced by The liberal patronage extended
by the public. s
This Academy has been in successful opera
toH for the last three years, aud is. what it
was designed, a school preparatory for College.
Few pieces in West Virginia have such local
advantages as Monterey, for Classical and
Mathematical School--beino entirely free from
the blighling and demora'izing influences tina.
are Unfortunately thrown around the student in
lager towns. ..1
Il ia situated in beautiful section Of the
State, on the dividing ridge between the James
aud Potomac hivers-witi climate remarka-
blv pure and healthy, and surrounded with a
population that will compare iavorably with
other sections Of The State, in poin, OF intelli--
gence, virtue and morality.
Parents would consult their own interest and
that Of their children by selecting such siiua-
ton for their education. Good boarding can be
Obtain ell for 20 or SO per month.
For further particulars apply to the Principal
at Monterey, Highland County, Va.
REFERENCES.
MoKfkaEY, vA.--A. Stephenson. Esq, p.
Sucker. Esq, W. w. Fleming, Esq, Geo. N.
Kenuey, NJ. d.
Franklin, vA.--Cel J B Mooman, A S Nor
meni Esq.
LExlSGTos. vA.-Rev w S White, Faculy
Of Washington College. a
WARM SpRISes, VA,-Wm II Tsrrill, ESQ,
S A Porter. Esq.
Monterey, Highland Co., Va, July 10, 1854.
Us. i NJ. copy till lst September.
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Valuable Farm i'm Market.

Valuable Farm i'm Market.
I DESIRE to sell privately my Farm, lying
about 81 miles West Of Staunton, off from
the Parkersbulg Turnpike, to the right about,
one mile, containing about
One HuudIed and Sixty Acres
Of lanj-more or less. The land will be sur.
veyed, if purchaser is found. Between 80
and 80 acres Of this land are cleared, about one
half Of which is we'll Sc. in clover, the other in
good state Of cultiyalion-ihe balance well
timbered OF the cleared land acres are
meadow, and Is more could be made. There
Is on the premises tolerably good log dwelling
house, a good new barn and stable. There is
also never failing spring Of good water, good
apple orchard and other fruit trees. The tarIn
is well watered by ponds in nearly every field.
1t is useless to give further description of this
property, as persons DESTROYS of purchasing will
come and see for themselves. The Farm will
be shown 10 any one by calling on the suoscIi.
Der at his residence in Staunton, by whom the
terms will be made known, and any informa.
ton given. Possession given in time for fall
crop, if early application is made.
JAMES GREGORY.
Jelly 3, 954.--RegSI1r copy II.
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tovfnrrss1oNERs SALE or LAd DANB
Personal Property.

Fay virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Cour'
- Of Augusta County, rendered at the June
term, 1854, in the cause Of Baisiey and wife
vs, Greiner's heirs, &c., the undersigned, the
commissioner therein named, will, on the 24th
day Of august, 1854, proceed to sell, upon the
premises, BY way Of Public auction, to the
highest bidder, a. VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, belonging to the heirs Of George Grsiti.
or, decd. This tract contains about 227 acres,
1.-THE precise quantity will be asceTtained by SUIT
vey before the day Of sale, and is of fine quail
ty. It lies five miles from Stsunton, with the
McAdamized road running. thro' it. The COM
nfissioner is authorized BY the decree to sell the
land Id parcels, if he deems it best, and it is
probable that The Iand lying cas-, of the road
containing about 80 acres, will be sold sepat-
ately.
On the same day, and from day TO day, un-
til aIlb sold, the personal property, Except
the negroes, consisting Of FIVE head Of wolk
horseshoe two year old colt, FIVE mich cows,
nine head of young cattle number Of hogs
and sheep--aIl the farming implements one
road wagon; one plantation wagon; and one
horse wagon. A quantity Of wheat, rye, oats
barley and hay the crops Of corn in the ground,
and all The Household and Kitchen Furniture. 8
/TERMS,-- The LAND. Tor one third in hand,
3hd the balance in equal payments at and 2
Fears, the purchaser giving bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments,
and the legal title retained as Ultimate Sc
cuflly.
PERSONAL PROPERTY--All sums Of
$50 and under, CASH. Over 500, six months
credit, the purchaser to give bond with good
security.
ROBERT P. KINNEY, Com'r.
July II, lS54.-'ds.
!. On The day of the sass above advertised,
will hire out, either publicly OF privately.
for the balance Of the year, number OF ne.
8 oes belonging 10 the estate.
ROBERT SNAPP, Ex'r.
July IL, 1854. ,e..
as- Rockingham Register copy ids, and marx.
cost.
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sAh'L B. BROWN. 80 $. H. SHOOK.
BROWN s. SHOOK,
GENERAL. COMMISSION & FOR
WARDtNG MERCHANTS,
Richmond, Virginia.

UNLAWFUL for the very liberal patronage
L heretofore extended 10 cur house, we
again tender our services to the farmers Of the
Valley.
All consienmenis Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and
produce, generally will rheet with prompt at
tention at our hands. -
We wish it understood we chatge no dray
age on goods sen. to our care fur sale.
We beg leave to refer to few OF our
customers aud friends in Augusta and Rock
ingham ,zs
AuausrA.-H. G. Guthrie, Esq, NJ A Coin.
er, VIM Bell 3 Breckenridge, Jno J Bell,
NJ G Hartman, Maj. Jas Walker,J B.audeburg
& Co., Stuart & Baldwin, Jacob Baylor, DR. C
X Harris, W J D Bell. Sam'l H Bell, r Sum-
merson, " Swoope, Geo w Crawford.
RockitenAM DIR F Walker, A Brock,
Jos Byerly, Sam'l Cootes, Col VIM D Yancey,
r Pickering
-Haaall & Co., G Warwick. ia
cob Shook. Shields = Somer vile, Kent, Paine
+ Kent, Webb & Son, Jas Caskie, Pres't. Bank
Of Va. W p Strother, Cssh'r Exchange
Bank Rawlings & Miller, Jn6 P Ballard.
July "a, lS54-6m.
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GREAT BARGAINS ARE NOW
OFFERED.

). Pr will sell off at cost all our Berapes and
wv Lawns, and Summer Muslns for Cash
only Also, a sett VI Men and Boys Straw
Hats, al cost
pieceof Sumref Muslin Berages,at l2a cts.
| piece of Berage, at 25 cts s...=z=
piece OF Brown Plaid Berage, at 25 cts.
! piece Of Brown figured do, at 25 cts. :!
piece of Blue Plaid Silk and wool, at as cts
piece Of Black and White. at 37A cts.
piece of Silk Plaids. at 81 cts.
With a variety of other Styles of Berages,
Painted Lawns at l2a els and shilling. Call
early aud secure the Bargains at
r GEO. w. SMITH.
Our accounts are all made out 10 the frs. Of
July-all knowing themselves indebted, are es-
pecifully requested 10 call and settle without,
delay.
July 81, 1854.
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For Sale.

+. WISH to sell privately my small tract of
LAND, containing % ACRES, with about
6 acres of fine Young timber, and a good portion
Of meadow, with never failing water on it,
The buildings are all new; j: is altogether a de-
stable home. Any one desiring to buy such a
home would do well to givetme a call. My
residence is about miles North west Of
Waynesboro on Elk Run, and I mile ives, of
Hermitage Post office. where yen will find me
ia wagon makers shop al any time. -. Z
ZURICH BURKHOLDER
July 81, 1851 6m.
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WaynesbOro' School.

,F'HIS school will be opened on the lst Mon.
= day Of September, under The care OF the
subscriber who will have associated with him
as assistant, MIR. Charles P. Estill,s late gradn.
ateof Washington College, by the faculty of
which he is highly recommended. ~.
We propose TO have permanen, school under
good discipline and can confidently promise
parents, entIusling theft sons TO US, that we
will labor to give thorough instruction and
wholesome training. The terms will be, for
classical scholars, $40 per session Of ten mon tbs,
others, $50. Boarding can be obtained in the
best families OF the village, not exceeding 81
per month Those desiring farther particulars
may apply to =
WI RICHARDSON.
July "a, 1854.-At.
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House and Lot for Sale

HAVING purchased lands in Bath county, |
Waynesboro', Immediately across the River.
The property is valuable and has connected
with ii l4b acres of first rate river bottom land
The main building has four rooms, each room
having a fireplace. There is an ell to the
main part containing two rooms.
Should sell the House and land, will also
sell Five Horses and one mule; one double
buggy and harness two one horse new wagons;
two cows, and six fine hogs; Household and
Kitchen Furniture. and various othef articles
useless to mention.
Terms favorable, and made known on
the day Of sale. H. L. CULP.
July 10, 1854.