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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

INCREASED FACILITIES
A DAMS IL co.'s. EXPRESS are delivering heavy
IA freghtS such poultry, eggs, huer ETC., to Ialti
more i'll twenty hours, at 81 ,25 per 100 lbs.
\. PIGMAN, Agent,
iHn23 McI.ure House
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Mammoth L. at Store.

Daguerreotypes
NJ ESSRS. iEAMER & TUITION, having taken tho
4l Kounts iOrnerry occupied by Mr. L. Farbell la
sIerIrAn 6a Fiddle Streets c Ell.
lie heelns beg leave TO solicit share OF patronage
rom his friends ami the public al large.
THY make it ride pictures 60 out but
wait are =" iis'aCIUIj and IS II executed.
Cold and silver plating executed neatly
1-Nr'c's et here :or sign painting will be attended
BY J. III. tn. & RlotIer Inr2i-3m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

TnIM1 LBS. wool TWInei
lOOO 1000 lbs broom
100 doz bed cords and plough lines;
20 reels hemp aud Manila bed cord;
10 cotton clothes liucsj
80 dOz trout ines;
90 coils Halter Rope;
no pair Yalv and Skif Oars;
so boat Poles.
3Tarpaulins, dray covers, and awnings on hand and
made order at the Corase Store, OF Water and
Union streets.
mrio cIIAs Fl. BERRY
IN AleohOl. aud % rer cent warranted for sal
w by KILLS k CALDWELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

GARRETT'S PHILADELPHIA SNUFF.
IN BBI:; best Scotch, in baddcrs;
w % boxes packs, just received and for sale ny
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

NEW GOOD>U
w + are receiving our new Spring House Furnishing
w Goods, comprising styles Of French China din
and tea sets; britannia Silver Plated castos
frames, and coffee Urns sugar bowls butter coolers
cand esteks Forks and Spoons, salt frames with
nngs coal boxes beautifully decorated, article
paor Entry lamps, ivory handled Knives aud
in sets of oil pieces and single Sets solar lard lamps with
ustres paper and glass shades together with large
goods adapted to the country trade, all which
we offer at Eastern Prices adding only the difference of
transportation. HoBi;S, BARNES 6: Co.,
Glass Manufacturers, No. % Monroe 81.
mr7 the Post Office, Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-08

IN bOYkN and barre Rhodes a VcIneIs CRACKERS
" Sugar, soda, Boston, butter, and waterust reed
PARKER
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rINE Union Line Packets leaving regularly OH the Arri
val OF the all bills OrIading he BOARD he
one O'Clock p VI. The Line will not be responsible
for the delivery OF any goos and will pay collect
charges OIL goods for which bills OF adng or
board the hoatS heFore their departure. mar3t-tr
oS. Sewi'$ and ThUs BumLells celeb aIed RaIIWu,
Time keepers, in gold and silver hunting cases;
rnnted 10 perform equal any watches IN the world
ALo-Jos. Johnson and other fine watches always OH
hand and for sale at G. P. BROWT'S,
ctr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
CLIFTON Am GLFNTIvAR FOR SALE.

4 OftER TOR =hlc my two plantation. lying in the county
Il OF Cumberland, on James and Wills riScr-, about IL
miles above Richmond, and containing. by survey. 2,239
ceres. About !,0CD sores are III wood; some 800 acres orr
ciuul forest, being Oh. D! the finest bodice OF woodland
in this part Of the a;a;e, hG.ir: I'm abundant supply oi hc
plant land, ind n large quantity Of fin" oak and pine timber
Abou, 1900 acres ufnrHblc land, of which about go acres
src low grounds, Oh tie two rivers, III nearly equal quaint
ties on euch.
Clifton, OH which | reside, con,uin.. by survey. lIG
acres, OF which ubou, 500 nre Urisinal forest and between
and goo arabic lind: ab0u, lis ncrr+ Willis low grounds
4 large proportion of the highland IL "t excellent quality
goni wheat and tobacco land. and NIL highly impro"enbie.
7 rooms. with oil necestHr! out.Eonsrs.
The plsu;n:ion buildings. besides negro Gnsrtrr-. are a
large barn. with n good thre-hine machine, ard tobacco
houses sufficient to cure from 3o'ooo L" 2"'0n pounds Oh To-
bGcco.
Gl.u,ivar contains, BY survey. s3a acre.. Of which lIG
acre. are Jnrnc, RIVER low grounds OF very superior quail
~. $50 acres nrhblr highland, naturally oi great fertility.
aud now III good condition; nearly the who'll. OF II IN crop
or clover, and 900 ceres Of original fnr--; land.
The buildings consist OF II small dwelling house, good
plantation building, barn, 'hr"-hiug innc:.inr, tobacco
houses sufficient. to cure 25,OO0 lbs Of tobacco.
The two plantations lie in one body, being divided 10y Il
right line through their whole length, md have been cult
va.ri by mo with on" sc, Of hand.
| invite offers tr either, or both plantations. and would
,nks II mir price. as | am anX:ons 10 invest the proceeds
IN six per cent. loans or stocks.
would like TO soil 10 the purchaser. or purchasers,
about 50 nesroer, as should greatly prefer their remaining
IN their present homes.
wish 10 cell. also. al the mules, horses, &c, and q large
stock Of tine cnttlr, oxen, &c.
For health and comfor;, | con.idc. Clifton unsurpassed
BY ANY residence in the StIte. Ny Doctors bills rarely eX'
coed 81 cents per head, per Hnaum-the last ycnr, only 81
cents each. for white and black.
The terms would be- made as easy ms the purchaser or
purchasers should desire.
Say one. fourth on delivery Of or.essions. The bslHnc"
installed in five annual psynICnt-. leaving $4,000 IN I'll"
hands OF the purchaser If he desired II.
Allthe deferred payments to bear mt rect from delivery
OF possession. md 20 Ice -ati-iact0riiy ."cui"i.
Invite person, desiring to %purrh.'r. 10 yis!t m"
PEllOS HARRISON,
C,r,cr,vill. Pos. Office Cliff, u.
p. :. | mn mnkins MI ncci!ul PREPARATION to so", as
early d. possible. upwards OF 100 b. shells OF wheni.
Aug 2h-iSctt J.. IL.
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CHESTNUT STREET. FEMALE SEMINARY,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

MAN X Ei h a. ihLAYE, }AssociArE PRINCIPALS.
TIME next Academic Year Of this Institution will com.
u meuce September lst, 1854.
This Seminary ID pleasantly si,usted in the upper part OF
Chestnut Street, (brtwrcn Sixteenth and Seventeenth
StrcC;s,) Il location combining all the advantages OF the
city with comparative retirement from its excitement
The house is cOmniodious and pleasant and no expense has
been spared TO nuke il a;trac,ire and home.liss.
While IL Is the primary ,lcsisn OF this Institution Ia Sc.
cure 10 it. pupilo II thorough education in Nil the varied de.
purtments vi Literature and Science, much attention is
paid to Music, Painting, Pcnclins aud CruyuI, together
with the Language, especially the French. In Ii word, II
cons,an, effort 10 made TO unite Solidiy pHh polish through.
out the intellectual structure. Pupil. from the South and
West can remain in the family during the summer vaca.
,irii; or sprrl Il part Oi II TN, cling with the Principals.
REFEtENCES:-Mrs Emma Willard, Troy, y. y; Mrs.
John II. Willard, do; stephen w. Taylor, LII. ID, Hamil'
ton, y. Y; Rev. 4. u. Gillette, New York; Rev. r.. Bab.
cock, New York; Rev. K. Fuller, u. d., Baltimore. Md.; r.
Fuller, Md, Bcautor., :. C.; Hon. Il. w. Barnwrll. do;
Howard Malcolm. y. d.. Levlsburs, Pa; Rev. II. 4. Board.
man. D. D.. Ph,ludelphin; Rev. Chns. Wad.worth do; Rev.
&. ke,uptUu, New Brunswick, N. j.; Rev. p. Rambau, ~.
Esq. 81. Loui.. No: Hon. u. \. Turner, Wnrrcu,cn, n.
c.. L. 4. ELell, Esq, do; Rev. David Maliu. Philadelphia;
Mr.. Paul i. Jones. do; Mr.. J. Ensle Sesus, do; George
Douglass, Esq, Louisville, ny.
TESTIMONIAL.
WARRESroS. y. C., May Ord. 1854.
! am we'll acquainted with the Chestnut Street Female
Seminary, conduc,edby Mira Bonncy and Miss Dillayr. and.
Il personal examination vi its high advantages. ~ well rs
from the Improvement, VI my own daughter. who is II. this
time n pupil Of the school, take crea, pleasure in RECON-.
mending the Seminary 20 the patronage Of Southern FAM.
lic., Tor whose benefit, the csti:usble ladies, both Of whom
resided and taught in the South for n considerable period
established the Institution. K. 4. EZELL, 4. NJ,
Principal Of the Select School. Wsrren,on, n. c.
NAV s--rwttn
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i!ifT'iai SiI.Es.

r~y.~S
SAFE ar L1St', sTHlH CROPS HUISE.
HOLD FURNITURE. sc. * FirNLEEh COUNTY.
E9Y ,i:juc o. Il decree al he Cirrui, Court of FIayunul
80 ruga,r. p."l,UHcr'. n tie e." OF Stem. Executor
= Sr,ar "..i .iai-s. nj the *'p.ai.ln,r ;TrL. 81 ;n" iii
C"Urr tor f:r y"rr l..;. IL" undersigned t.. .Ntr,'.r. al
lI"Ui.! ~',ir, ,:rcth-cG. viii proceed. on THURSDAY. 10.
g!l DIZZY u - gii"r nest. ri rhg lmr / .o!l.uc,. ~ rh" -rri
I'"rar! +iua,. - sell a.; rrhI' auction to 'hr highest lii.
deg. Ill H.. Ir t-eani proper: IT Dane! SHE. deceased,
coL,:-'in- q: !ui,nhDhi n.i kitchen tu:ni;.rc. ir:!n.n, .:!.
plr:nri'-. md .iDrk o! every 4 description. Corn. &c.
W.. Will ni-u. Hi the shin" TIM H!i place, ORR Tor sale
i"in" iI.!'s; b:.dcr. all tic land ~ The s.II Dhu!c, stone,
"1i!!!i TIE county OF FluvGgmn, cou-.-t!n: Di about twelve
hundred hCrrs, Il hCiuE the ,"!Lc npOn which the tc,th;or
r.-.L"i at the time al hi, Il nth.
Ia" hand i productive. well iIib"r"'' rmi wn;,grd, rRi
l. -!'ur''d ia r he. hinrunoi ur,rI yo--tal Ia IL s,al'h aud
good order: about I'VE hundred nC:c- o; II nTe cleared, and
Lr- upon /; II "":niorirhic dwelling rll NIL the n"ccz.'ry
"Nthn'is.s. Il - very probable that H." land viii b dIvi-
de-; nif .Dli into iHU DG !hr'r +. larNrr 'r4ri-. Il l. -I'uu.
tel "n the :nni l"aiin: from Scort-sill" ito i'ahm! Il, and is
hlD't equi distant iroiI those places.
iEkA'; A. I" -" personally. Ton al, t.nI- Oi ten dollar
nTi I"s= c"sN vi. oc rcqu.:ct; ~d !u! III sGfnS U'rr to-,
dollars credit @; IN inDu'h~ will t' &. 'ru, III" purchaser
gIvIn- bpni wi'h @r0d security.
In" land viii h" -5d on II credit OF one. Two. and three
years. lcnsI enough bring required to pay III" expenses OF
sale me purchaser .ivin. bond with approved -rcurily. and
the l"Irl ll,hr retained us farther security.
Mi. Edwin stone wIi take pi,u-G,c III -iIrwIn. the land
10 amy person 4" nn desires 10 examine it,.
wy. u. WADE, rxo.,
S,pr .sl-rfl- fhttFN SgrIE 1" I y :
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POWHATtS LAND FOR SALE,

yUNIiE suh-cribrr is { r,irous OF selling the Tract Of Land
Il whcr"on he now rc.idcs; lyin: Oh Gu;tcrwUod Creek.
in the county of Powha,aa, containing IA aero, within com
Portable Dwelling House, built IN the last ten or twelve
years, with other cur,ilngc buildings, and II good tirnnary.
Burn, &c. Tor srcUrin. crops.
This Land i distant from Richmond - miles. from Pc
ter.burs 81 m.lcs. and from isc AppuInuttoN Depot Of the
Richmond md pnuvilr Railroad =. miller; j: j. a-O within
o miles Of Two manufacturing Mills. The ticuito Mill. nni
the Bu,trrwood Milhs-bot!I stand high Tor making good
iuur. Their are three churches Of different dcmoinlna'
ton in the immediate ucighborhood. Til, society ot the
nr;ghborhoul lie ccntcrl and intelligent.
About - aces ui th!s Land is creek bottom oi superior
quality: most Of the upland il now III good heart. produ
c,r: hnc crops OF ToUarcO. Wheat and Corn: md the soi
of the whole tract is vi that pccuhar character which hold
III happy solution ~ me essential sni;n and liny lr"pcr'Irr
10 conducive TO rapii Improvement and II g.arro", return
ct crOpr.
As the undersigned hs. positively determined 10 -cIL
bargain can b. obtained by early application. The term
will BE- made cnsy to the purchaser. Il not sold pri,at"l!
before III" li.h Dig of October. II Will. On ihE' dEy. l." ~
i"red - public nucr!"n ON III" prr!Iis'-. at wi.rn ,:m" 'h'
terms will be- u!hic Known.
ANY mr'hrr Information will h" afforded ~ Hiir"-.in.
the uri, r-i,ncd, posing" psid, In!oT Pos utfc". ~I""h"t"i
cuLA'y. Va. JOHN J.. Lacy.
Sat- Fl-~lnt
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turner security.
'2tth Oct. JOHN :. HOFFMAN.
VtITtRLF FtRN FOR SALE


TNuAT very desirable Fnrn known a. FARMERS Hope"
the residence OF thr late Vim. II. Cousins, will he
-uld III I,t.bNc auction. on The premises. Tuesday, the 9tih
,Hv of September next. at II o'clock, ". II Is situated III
DinwiI,ti. county. Va, on Rn,iorwool creek, - miles
west ri Petersburg, three miles from the South side Rail
Road. and fourteen nI:lrs from the Court llOlar. IL h III
a first rrt" nciahhOi!uad tHd very healthy, and l. cOusit.
cred o:r" Of thr hr-' plantations in the county. II cnu;nins
about 1904 Rcrc-. (nI accurate sGrv"y will be made before
III" day o.; snlr. III which tine n plat may be- SEEM COO
acres hc in original growth Hul heavily numbered, which
i worthy the attention Of ;rOsc engaged in getting lumber,
from IL casy access to the ~uuri. side kuilrGad. There Is
IL great deal OF etuvc timber Oh Il, which Is considered to
be n very profitable bU-irrsa; about 700 ncTrs Oi low
ground- which. II properly dt"!!.cI, would ne equal 10 the
James river lrad-, or Il might be converted into n stock
farm. producing graz. enough Tor q large number OF cattle.
The bnlsncc at III" land l. open, with II small portion OF
second growth p.nc-. mud II j. well adapted 10 III, raising
Of corn. wheat and tobacco. ma /. susceptible OF the nigh.
est Improvement. hHvIac II clay sursC.I. lncre ]. Ii good
dwelling. nea!ly new. nj U!ic" III The ya!d, together with
all n"ccs-Hgy OI..hUusc..
i further description j. deemed unnecessary. NJ those
Sis5!n. TO purc;ns" will examine II before the Gay VI sale.
AZ the snIu. time ths Farming rtrnsil',. stock .: Hogs
CHttl" and -hccp will be solG: anu sb"Ht tue LON Norcil'
Der the crop OF Corn, Fodder, &c, with SEEENl ! or
EIGHTY NEtiROES. OF which due notice will he given
TERMS the .nul will be- sold for Onr.;:iTd GOSH. the
balance Oh a credit OF one md t%o year,. The stock. &c,
on a c:rGlt o. tx month. iE all su!m- over $40; TINT
amour, and under cash. Ny -on Henry Cousins, vino
Iiv". ON the plnc", will take pIcGsarr il -howi.. The bind.
Address Darvll- 2. o.. n:nwiddie county, Va.
MARTHA COUSINS. ExrcutriX, or
John 4. or ". \. Muir. Petersburg, Va.
+. S-All persons having riniirs n:nlnst the estate Of
he lntc IN. II. Cousins, will plrE'- prrsrn, them iEht
ar!an.cEIeu.s may be made for s":rlsment. and those III.
dob:cl will please ply ny
VIII be- soh ~ the .nIUc time, HWl On :Ec same terms. q
fern adjoining IN" sh"v', cOa'Hinia: Rbnmt 40 acres. with
& good dwCN!h, snI our hDiisr-. Au- l-jtswti.
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LAND FOR SALE.

q WEB! Ia s"i a tract n land, nbOu: 700 acres, a nile
b and II ir.l, from ro:t Roy. Cardiff. .Jum'y. i:rg!i!:n,
.miurG!:.,iy 81 ;h" ro.d "a Bowling G:,oa. TIE land Is
very yc:. :N"rc 'a.!. 'pur hundred acre. are II ""oG Hnn
timber. witch Adj vel. either III Port RHyu' "r 20 "c=aeis
nnd .traI"hoats '-rc.:H: ".T For Royal. TAa!" i Il De.
scent ii! the wry from ;ac 'ar'n - the v.i!n:'. m.d :as ROAD
is excellent. Tie su!l = admirably adapted 10 Wheat. Corn
ana Tobacco. il mv.::n..s .. s;uu;iu'. h.r -uTIG-sed b.
fey farms in 'hc:;I;". lwouit prefer dividing II .Ii;0 Two or
lh-cc small farms. and s.cL division would sLlt purchasers
better. as pGrts u il would -ui: ..n.ber s::;srs h"c wood.
cutters best q; prcssH'. AND another por:ion Is open and
ready for farming. IT.. Improvements on II renew, and
s'iaicieu; iorsaraing purposes.
j would Tx. 20 sril several houses and !ot- in the town
Port Royal. GEORGE lTZHCGH
March If
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EXECTTORS'SALE OF .uCk>.
-. ii. ~ &. W, FOSTER.

WILL rr!l on SATURDAY. sept. :Dlh, l-ji, az th"ir
w Auction Room. No. Il i'ruad street, New iork,
me FOLLOWING:
1900 Square Vienna aud Paris Mad" Brooch" Shawl, Of
nrw and elegant designs and superior qunl'I,..
1000 Lon. Vienna nra lHT!s Mai" Bro"n" rhGwl.. 81 new
and clrgun, d"-i.I, hnf superior qualities. all - ~"
manufacture" OF X"iIcl y hum"l. OF Vienna Clut.
lG.or, GuuiM = Co, o: Pnri-, AID ot!I"r celebrated
lahkrs.
700 new .tyIc, Gold rori-rei Brochr. square. Long nui
Stella shawl. Oi magnificent styles aud guhl:,D-.
800 SUPER Gold BurL"!c Ell Scari-. Of VARIOUS -!X"s.
1000 new styles printed Thibri and TrrkrrrI >inwls.
Ism silk FrlnGr 1hihrt Shawl, all rolvr- and QHbli:rE.
OF Pa,urle Lupin s Coz Manufacture.
These good. hr rulu,ly Ui III" importation Of N',-r.
Bernhard & Hutton. and will bee found IN" beet u.-orim"rt
c: S.awl- III point Of qUHIy, color hni d"-Ig7! exhibited.
Particular n;tcI,iUm Ii called TO thee ShIrs as they VIII
be- WgrI.Hlcd hi. e"u-Ol.
srnr ~ :. II. 4 G " EOrIIN
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KIM AND QUEEN
WILLIAMSBURG MALE INSTITUTE.

~ l. - N'' ~ ~ ''f' - - -
COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS.
VUNllE next session Oh this school Will open on the first
a Monday ia October next. and Close un the Fourth U
July, 1863.
The Principal will devote his r'r'irr attention To the tx.
crcise. Of the school. and will especially guard the moral
conduct OF his pupil in and out 81 The -chool room. llav.
!ng had charge OF II school IN ;a- ylRcc Tor two years,
which has been attended with marked success and salts
faction, he can but hope n cOH:inuancc Of the sum" liberia!
patronage.
The course of study will rnI!l icr thr Ancient LGnsuagrs.
Mathematics, French, and Mi In" Em@l!-h branches Usually
taught III schools and acudcui--. Attention will be pnid
10 ~Tcclnmntion. Composition, and oTi-!nhl Sprrche- on Va
rious subjects, for proficiency III which It pre- will be-
awarded.
TUITION FEFS.-Twcn,y. thirty. forty dollar, hccord.
inc to the nivalc" OF TIE Pupil. Boaid on" iuIrlrrd and
tity dollars per session.
All Pupils charged from the time nj entrance. No dc.
ducticn unless in Gust o! prolrHctrd si"kp"s-.
For further information, address Principal. Williams.
burg. Va.
REFERENCEa.-Bishop John EHrly. Bishop John Johns.
Leroy NJ. Lee, John N. Gregory, VIM. \. Smith, y. y.
James Lyons. $. :. Nottingham, Hon Thos. II. Bayly.
Hon. Shelton +. Lake. James l.. JoyEcr.' ! J. Bowdcn.'
Robert II. Armistrad, Judge Clorton.' nni J. T.. ncy.
Patrons. sept. 2-cat
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VALUABLE BTILDING LOTS FOX SALE.

, ! virtuc Of n deere" y: III" Circuit Court oil pr;rrr.
Ed hug, rendered. on Ike lrh lay Of June. 4 y. 1851.
IN tire ca. Of swami and nr. ". Mcneil and a.. We Shall
offer tor ral" OF public auction. Oh th" premises, on "a
TlRDAI. tMr litil lay Gi Oc'"bcr ucN', Two lrr." ana VA
lunolc lots in In. cry U! Petersburg, belonging 10 tn "s;rtr
81 Mr-. E,izrbcin spencer. deceased. formerly Of ! "tcrs.
burg. One q: thee lots lie. Of tic y. T.. corner Of High and
eros. streets, HEi runs through 20 Low street. fronting Oh
High sire about $50 feet, on Crosa street about 80 .et,.
md on !. = street about % feet. On tir- i0' there are two
small ov IInss. row occupied by Il. II. Gresham and
Henry Bl4ikrnehip. The other lot lies on the South eide
OF Oh =. &C., nearly opposite Roti. Shnnks', fronting on
sniG erect about IL feet, End running back about 92 feet.
Each 10: wIll he rubtivIcr,i uccOr,in: 20 plHt- which rmny
be seen before the sTlr "a, the office Of rsnm!l Il sons.
The sizc and location y. the los render them rIaulr the
mot eligible building LOTT in the city.
TEEMS:-CGsh tor expenses OF ssle, The balance on r
credit Of d. y and la months, tor negotiable nvtcs, well en-.
dorscd md the stie 10 the property ,obc retained until paid
Tor.
%sl- to commence Oh The OH Street LOT st i O'Clock,
+. ". WM. T.. JOiNES,
ALEXANDER DOSNAS.
Commissioner.
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CHAYCELL0IiSvILLE ACADEMY.

"HIS institution is located "a; Charlottesville Spot.
-ylvania coua:y, wi,h!!. ten miles of Fredericksburg.
i.rmrdintcly On ,hr Plank Road, leading from Frcirrirks.
bur- to OrmIIgr Cnur; llOrsr. The location Is remarkable
for IL health, refined society, and for lis religious oppOr,u'
niilcs.
Th- nr-t session will commence" Oh III" second Monday
ia Dc,uhcr next. nnd continue without IntcrInissiUn Un,!i
the la,, o. JIly following.
The object OF the subscriber will be TO prepHr" y0uus
men iar the Universe y OF Virginia, or sny otn"! Coli 90,
or for The business pul suits OF lie.
The subjects ,auSE: WI b" tLr ancient and Modern Ian
cu,.r-. Mathematics ~ MI H. vUriYG, "a plIcat!U.S. Natural
Philosophy nMd Chemistry. ans r:!Ct regard will hc had 10
naori ri u thorough Ims!sh education.
Terms. SHrr per s"-.!Jl -: ten months, including all no
Cesar I? ACCOMMODATIONS keep iIsh.s, which "iI! br inr'
nishci At rvs;; on"hhli payable IN advance, ana on''h"li
1T March.
Textbooks ani Stationery NJ cost.
Address tho -ubsc! her until Il: October, ~"rnh' 'mri
Oui, I.oui-r county, Va, thereafter Mt 'ir"nr"I'"rs'I!!r
SpU;IylvHnia county. NH.
4 conveyance VIII h" in readiness NJ fredericksburg.
whenever nniI"c may h." gwen }. {. HIITES, A. "
The su5sCrIh"i h"s- ."-y" 10 r"'"r 70 IN" following gen.
.lrI".: III" Professors nIl BOHr t.. Visitors u! ! i!y'r ri.
IS ui vr.,a.r, Il L. .hr9i>t"ad. tnur!"r County. Col {.
q. Coleman. Louisa r. ". Culrlnnr, l.. u. i"l'IGnn, aaI
SnInu"! Sc.nul"r. " Hanover; lu!." L. II. Field. Culp''
rci: G"r. VIA. 7. t"ri,n. Alhcmarir: Wm. !. Robinson.
Charlottesville: " ". Muucur". R.cE.noud; & l.. Wallace.
Kin: I"or.c. J.. li:l':uU', E.f. MADISON; Stephen Cole
men, rr,-rlvsn'n: rmi Wan. Green. Culp"p"r.
Sept. il-cGw Wing please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

INTIMEK SCuU0L.
LEXINGTON. I;OCkERlDGE COtNTf VIRGINIA.

LENINGION, EOtkERIUTE COUNTY NINIINIA.
yHyUIS srlcc, Classical and Mathematical School, con
Quoted under the immediate supervision Of the cub.
,crii,rr. u. purt OF hi JrrucliUl charge. and TOR the nigh
character Ui which, in nil RESPECTS, ne is, therefore, rr-iIJn.
-iblr, will reopen "I Monday, the lith OF september.
4 few wrIirrcOInmrnd,i boys, between 10 and IL ycHrs
of nrr. will be- received into the subscriDcr's family.
TERMS per sc,.i5n Of 10 month";, S"!5; payable .cm;.
annually. III ud'tnc".
The advantages offered by Lexington, us II place OF
training Tor bry-, should not pass umnJiiccd. The finest
mountain mir and scenery aye here enjoyed. Important
Literary Institutions nrr mere located. And III addition 10
other recommendations. moral and physical, within ca-y
access are the Natural Bridge, mnd the Alum AMI other
Springs. which many parents might lind il desirable tn
visit. Apply. II, Ola early day, 20
Rev. ". y. PENDLETON,
Rector OF lAtImer Parish.
RrFrRrscFa-Ei,Eop Mcnde, Bishop Johns. Judge Bu.
kcr. Norfolk; W. II. Fcwlr, Alrxn:drin; and the Episcopal
Clergy throughout the S'rtr; Philip Wll!niIs, Winchester;
DR. lirnne. Richmond: WIN. NJ. BlHcksUrd. LynchbGrg
Col pann;il, Petersburg; Col. +. II. Smith, Lexington.
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