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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

| NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG orRt, TO
w do chamberwork and plain sewing, TO do gene
raj homework has objection to 60 short distance
In the country has good city reference Please call
| 2os Twenty fret street, back Yoom FIRST Hoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
" groom Bye respectable young man who thorough
understands his busnes n the and treatment
Of horses. Can show good testimonials and come wen
recommended Address W. e. at Wakes saddlsry, 1853
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

WANTET-A STU TON, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman. nurse and seamst-ess, or cham
termaid ana seamstress. Can be a. her prssen.
employers 1888 West Twenty second street. between Sc
yenth and Eighth avenues, for two days.
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UyANTEI1A NAN, WITH CAPITAL OF $50, TO
w tase charge Of business already established.
man Of the nght Kind will b paid $50 month. For
No. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

VTTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation chambermaid or seamstress. Has
excellent reference from her last place, where she has
lived three Can be for two days 222 East
Twenty third street, third Hoor back room, between
First and Second avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

yHTANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to travel with lady to California o.
South, sny part; is capital dressnnaker and nm
derstands oil kinds Of sewing Has the best Of city ~
ference. Can be at 100 St. Marks place. second
floor for ore week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

NTANTED--A SITUATION AS COOK BY RESPEC
w table English woman, who can come wall recon.
uended AND has no objection 20 assist In washing and
ironing. lso. situation by young woman seam
stress, nurse or chambermaid Can be seen for two
da!s a. l42 West Nineteenth street, between Seventh
and Eighth avenues.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
w by two young women--one as ehamtermad and
laundrsss, the other waiter. These girls are gu
respectable and thoroughly understand theit business
One has lived four years and six months IN her last
place The most satisfactory city reference be given
Apply In the dry good store ass Third avenue between
Thirty second and Thirty third streets. :.
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yIJANTEI-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT wO-
w man. situation chambermaid and plain sever
or to take charge of children in a small family Can he
seer for two days Mt 40 University place.
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VTyANTED-A PROTESTANT SINGLE MAN. CAPABLE
w Of taking the charge OF small farm and country
seat He must understand the care Of horses and
and have some knowledge Of gardening. Undoubted
city reference as to character and capacity Address O.
box 511 Post Office.
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| NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as cook, washer and roner Good
city reference Can be for two days at 81 Roosevelt
street, second foor back room.
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| yTTANTEr-BY A REsPEC FABLE YOUNG WON AN
w situation to do chsmberwork and waiting 10 a
sran private family Best city reference FROM her last
place Please apply at 800 Broadway, between Eleventh
| and Twelfth streets, for two DAYS,
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN
Nv a. cook, washer and ironer, or chsmbsrwork and
be for two days. not suited at 272 Walker street
in tire resr,
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NyANIEp-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, chsmbermaid and is willing to
DO plain sewing The best city reference given Inquire
at SEQ Grand street, on the fret floor, No. 2.
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VITANIED-Two EFFICIENT Statesmen, FOB
w the retail dry goods. Apply at loo Atlantic street.,
Brooklyn
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"ANTEO-BY REsPECTABLE WOMAN, A STU.
w alton as nurse and TO do light chamber work. or
chsmoermaid and TO assist with cndreo good city re-
ference Please ca az i2l First avenue Seventh
and Eighth streets fourth floor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-21
A;iCTI0Y StLES,
BERRY HILL FOR Sti.E.

Commissioner $:,lc of Valuable Zeal Estate.
NE.IR TIE FILLiGE IF GGiYG% {. A,f.L
b rrmr.y pronounced al ..n US: yJCg :nr!u, lIJi. III III
Csc O: I.r:t; rs,ins. T.I.;" "at cher, - ui1drr,iI-rd,
IN. 5TH day of DECEMBER. 1861, !, ,,ir. It rot TIT :. \.
i.r day, 10 tho nigilrs: biIurr. az puUhc auction. the Tract
o.! Land. r.rr: Oraasc Courthouse, ca! which s.rs. Maria
Thrift now r..idr.. il 1cin. tho same Sh!c.. nGs 2urc!! --i
uv her hushi..ni, Wiiliu,:I Thrift. IN his Lifetime. from IL"
w:ipw AMI !rirs ot Reynolds GnEp.!.E, dycCnrrd. Who's
residence il, wn1 The Tract contain. ncr0fi.as. 20 ,nr-
vsy, six iIurired and Ten Acres, Two Rods All T~rnty.
seven pUlaG, Oh wi.!c!! en- i'aTtn OF m mcrr hs he'n r.
served for II burial p.irC. Il? 'hc r"::s o: Gin ImDE AMI
also tho LAND ROW III possession Of the ksilr1h I Company
II lies a!j3.E!H- IL" yii.'-s t: D:Gh-" Cuur;Go iI", nnd ina
un,r :: 4 li"n 70. lrl'. ..ni!Is. g4i COu. "I. l.; III :, Iwt l:u..
AID Cher necessary buildings. It = within Esl' a rIir .;
Orange Courthouse, and '"f beauty o! location 1: canned
he .,tru,..rd. The l:ui ::s"ii il =! ,cot uu.lly, aTrl i
finely timberei md wG:erra. AL hos Upo: !. n liz" Or
c..srl OF Choice r:uit+. i; IL "t pTr"rnt n n good s;ca ..
cultivation, and i. su-r'rl'i' 81 the highest t'"lrov'in".''
and is easily accessible aud C'isv'i:rr: 20 rI.rr't. y D..
pot ii the Orange AMI Al.XH:rdri, Railroad is wtiia q
hundred md MY yards o' ;"r .!"t, and n" Ilt"I X 81
70 fredericksburg passc, immediately !yit. The owner
can this MAKE choice II the Richmond. Alexandra an.
Frrdrrick.bur. mars "!s. The Fif-n'ioE 10 perfectly L-al;m!
gmI 10 & - i.Lbor!"ol .cin:&Ul!" Tor 10 iE;"iisea:s ALI
responsibility. 1t IS Va; seldom tEnt properly colnGL.nI
TERNS.-The sale will .. upon / cEcdl' OF one, tw".
:h:ce and four year.. payable III equal inst"ineHt=. WIKI
interest from the jGy "i sale, (exccrt ~ - al amour: s;
.ci.u, "a ms tho co.'s and nxpansc- .! sale, w:.icl. Wi. Or
required to be paid III CASH i"e purchaser giving bond
viii. good security :I' che 'e:"';eL payment and ne ~,
whole Of tie purchase money Is paid. Possession sivcr
%SASpERsoX THRIFT. Comm'r.
| will on IN, same dsv, IA administrator Of VIM. Ihr!.,
deceased, sell FIVE LIKELY NEGROES and. al Ii.
same time and place, ne agent OF N'.:.a Thrift. | vii! se;
al her Personal Properly, consisting OF hor"rs, Cattle,
llogs, &c: a large crop OF Corn. Oats, &C. farming
u:.I.-l- OF every description; 4 Csrriase aid the Hous,'
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS Of lar ,r.e Of Srgrors and Personal Property
SASDERsON THRIFT.
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EiTETj0V GsE,ES,
PUBLIC SALE OF LtND$ IN GLOICESTE
DTFNT


PUBLIC SALE OF L.ND$ IN GLOUCESTER
COUNTY
- vir:as q; a decree -. III" Circuit Court oil G.oucc,'
Els 'rT cDua:~, entered nj tie Oc'g!rtr .urM. l3j!, o. 49,"
EHii :O'ir', III 'h' ease therein drnrndiIg, III the ma!nc ui
iirnlcy tiuaTUi4I.. &c. against iiu.a b!lu?s. john t...l-
urd sally RIir,.. tac umtarsig1cd ~ :hG Conn:.aioa"rs
OF III. JuIrt, will sell On Monday the ii!st day OF January.
.s;h. Ihnt o"imr tac County CoC:t day, IL Gloucester
cour: liUI.e al pGL.i. iirrtlun, four valuable md ~ir-IrtDle
tracts Of !hui. fi:uatcI in Gloucester County. viz
\ .rac: cTufniniU. about 300 acres, lying npon TIE main
county road leading from Gloucester Cur; House by
ScutN".own to Middlrsex. and about nine miles distance
from the COur: House. This :rasr ms On ia comfortable
dwelling house ana The usual hTt buildings IL well s:,H1'
tri, A" r2n-... .aaIe portion o. the land is oPen, md II, has
a smEtrisnS oi wool AMI ,!aber upon Il Tor tM- USE 81 the
.IrIl.
Aaoi!l.- :rrc:. s5oarL:ci from tho fret named IS H."
Mir road. Tlis irar,. called Qurr;el'Ncli, is 4 portion Q:
II" estate called BgNl;. former; tie properly u; William
El!up:i 1t ia without improvement, contains. by 4 recent
survey. :si-t acres; 4 iair propCri!": al ,Ec lHnI: :: cleared
and In, 4 suficiency OF wood AMI timber.
Another tract. in the immediate ncIgtNurI0od q thu
o:her i."o. containing a3out 100 acres Thi- tract has on il
a small dwelling hGu,n VIII! OF; buildings necessary i3rt."
Le ct 3 iGmIiy. md WIKI p small! outlay al iHnr; ana capt
ri j: El!-ht Dg Rad" II productive farm, !!Ec the o,!rr
w.; it hss a sHtfeisacy OF wood and timber for ii" use o.
the fnrm, nni II good deal Of th- land "a "psE.
And Tn" ctnsr tract, sirlTtcd near Scars Nil, al Il short
distance from tie three o.lere. This il entirely In woods
and Is well ,im0cIoi. The cxact quantity Of land conta!m.
ed in III is lao. known, but this usci nni ia. one last nnIi"i
wii! be Surveyed before the day oi sale, Gnd rie p!"t5 Of
surrey cAhib!,ei NJ toe sale.
All of these lands abound IN mar, aNi tie fine 4 wL;'r.
III! are convenient 10 navigation.
The terms OF sn!e Wi. he n crrli: Gf one md two yrtTs.
in equal pay ncu., except for 70 much n, s!uU! 5c rcIuirr'I
u uyv IL. e&;Ir!srs OF sale. waIC. will ur 10. cash: the
las, paynr4: 20 carry interest after twelve !aoiths from
the DAY ut sale.
PEI -Jns hes'ring further Information abou, .h'so lands.
nc referred 20 Mr.. 4. Il. but'On, end Mr- Edward Sears.
LEONARD HENLEY,
". b. SEAFELL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-21
Oct. 3l-ctie. l.. v. F~LOuRHOl. S''""|S
VALUABLE CASE-BRAKE PLANTATION

- HiTI
KS ! vrtu" OF ihr power v"-tri in me hy the la-t MI!
Ee aud testament: oi tine late JIU. ". Glii!rrn. of Er
einin, ! shall nh' for .h", ut prhiIc auction. On the preUi.
.c%. Oh the GLh day OF december EEK. liaI very vnIatbl.
plaE.r,ioa lying il Marriage comfy, Ala ,n:!:u, ;:Irrc niilrs
east Of rrnrievillc. on III" road from DrnIJpoli, 20 Union.
TOWN.. being very accessible Jr The piaak road AMI tie
Rnilrorl now in progress irOin Tu.rnrown 10 Selma. The
tract contains 1910 acres, between 900 ami 1909 acres IN u
lici s,n:r al cul,ivhii":, thoroughly d!t"h'd. aL.i under u
.oOd and substantial cHci0suT-i the remainder hrrly i'm.
brrcd. 4 large portion OF this lsnl liz. on CC;tcnwool
Creek, no we'll known tor i's fertility aud heaih.unefs.-
The plantation il wei! wa.crcd hy .ir;csiun wc.lo and Clt.
terms. The improvements consist oi II large Clubhouse AID
pu.cnt cnttonIprtss, grit aud sAw.mill, together wit! good
comfortable negro cubins. &c.
| will slso ottr for sale, OIL thc ssn.c day, IN. crop. Of
corn, oats, md fcI.trr. aud betn zen thirty ;ua tortv head
Of males and ao:-cs. stocks OF cattir and lugs. the farmir.
utensils. Lnd so!nc L.CuschUli furniture. &c.
Person. deeiring information relative 70 tic properly. or
would lik" 10 view the sam" can 10 SO, By application 10
w. ". +. Gordon on the PIC !.:s, or TO III suhscglbar re-.
siding II few aliles south Of the plantation, by I,icr nj.
dressed 10 rI:Du,oyu, Perry county. Alabama.
Term, made known On Ike dry Of ralr
RICHARD II. ADAMS,
nrf l-ptfa vcsttpp a..
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ny GODDIN 4 NfPEW~UN. II Ul~.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF JAITlSy

"A RIVAL. E-TATE uN CiEN :THli.T, y ~.
CITY OF Ric!lEOSp, AAD o. tN.ON HILL. III.
RICI.-BYv iriU" Of the power conferred: b: ;.. ~. r.:
he lntr SIMON abra!"ul., i"c'1-"G, ! ,iHIl sC,l - pgs
auction, on IN" pr,mI,a .. or WEDNESDAY, ~" - =.
the next lair day. } TINT nest yElUrui" LIi' acre !r'. =; -
corner OF Cary AID cd street,, III The city .! ..ir''rHgr!
of which tbs trstItur died seized. 4 viii ,c dLs!.su -
70 Civ three los ON Cary stree; n irunt OI IL l.'I rae.
fronting IS feet on I'D sr"r:, ruGI!i!s back L.. 1904.
After which. -rv nnoui = urioCh. wi, be- .,hi -. :. :
prrnisrs. n vGlUnIl" hrl'.nrro Lot. On tm!,u l&i, 10. ill.,
IN" residences OF Mrs-Y-. &. L"h"", il, Juo. G. "i"s. e..
others.
IxRMs :-On-.!cur'i ca-h Intanc' NJ :. = nat - me
for nrCo'iahl. NOES. !iirr,-t added. rnd occurred b. r':-::
deed, or lille rr;n!nct. i. l.. "uA!S. ..d."'r
WIKI the wi,ln.;rX'i ut s.!"Ul .Abl.I4n!4.. j'''i
Sale conducted by GouDIS y ArrrkS"H. huc;".
Nov nO-rtis
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WHITKE EuR SAIL.


IQ ! virtue OF a Decree OF Chesterfield Circuit Court, mud
QD wiz. the concurrence OF the heirs OF ln!ncs L. lr, dc
crn-,d, We will offer for sale AZ Wiiiby. in Chesterfield
county, thee miles below Richmond, on TUESDAY, 2ls,
November. ut noon, ;int pnrt o. the real estate o; n" de-
cen-ed, which in the partition was assigned 10 thr late Mrs.
Jane Lyle IA her dover. containing 20 acrce. extending
from James River acro-s toe Richmond and Petersburg
Turnpike and Railroad. and adjoining the lamb Of James
d. Lyle, Henry 7. Drrwry. aud others. with the inH:ily
rnanrion and all uesdiul buildings, c0nstitn,iur un elegant
and iu2s; desirable rc-iicncc.
The tract is we'll wooded and wn,crci; conrain- n due
proportion Of mot fertile low grounds; the situation is
healthy, the land lies hnnd"omrly. md the miHn.ion house
commands q lin" view 0i Richmond an! the river. Alto.
srihcr. the place Is mos: attractive. possessing great natu'
IA! advantages. and combining the appointments ind com
tort. OF an ancient family seat. Mr, French, rr-riiny ON
the place, and Others of the family will doubtless tnkr plea
sue in showing il, or ans" oring any inquiry.
TrKns.-Cu-h 10 tho aIUuI. al tNpcIIscs ut rnc ma
costs Of sui, for the rc.iduc, 1t crrdi, vi 5, IL, II and -
months. cGunl irsitln' nt-. with interest from date, TO l'
secured by bonds or note, wei secured, and Il len on th'
premises.
The ssle j., for a division, and II lmlf acre will IL" rctsryrt
IL TIE bary:nS Ernnad.
H., EIiODE%-.
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CO.WMISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE

Mali - VIZ I"1 l IIl.
IN pursuance. Oi n decree Or tie Circuit Court Of tn'
& County Of G%0ochland, IN the si, Of John Rnllr-
Ggainst \. boiling nni o-nrrs, the gnlrrsigncd will otter :or
,sle ut public suction. On tie "2l day uI NoyeIr Der, .SJi,
II tn;r, IL lot. on the next far day a, II o'clock. NJ. On tie
pre.ises. q tract o. hand called Centre Hill" bclun.in: 10
the estate OF Blair BJiiin-, decd, situated Oh James Nv, :,
in the counties OF Pow!utaa and G~ourLlGnd wcs: Of lud"'s
Ferry, and Gbout ~ miles from the Cry OF Richmond. The
tract contains rboGt go acres, ami wI!l be- sold Tor thai
quantity. be the sllnc more or lrs- nHuut 80 acre, arc a.
Jnnc. River iow grounds Of the bCst quality, sna regarded
as les. Liable - overflow than low grounds usually ne, OF
which! 20 ucr"- ale on at island near and convenient. - Tho
.arm. RI" h!,li land Is OF remarkable fertility, ant ADM
rably adapted 20 the growth OF Corn, Wheat and Tohn'co
There Is tt COOL i!!rraa!nC machine Ola the piece nnd thu
usual improvements. III" location IL an exceedingly he'll
Ihy one, and the H.ighIUrhovd very good. i cropc: wheat
will be- pu, in Tor ia" purchaser Ind possession given ut
once. Altogether, few places ARE offered iUg s"I-cULnbil!ins
so many advantages r this.
Terms OF ~ALE.-Unetourth OF the purchase money III
cash, the balance IN three equal instruments, on q credit o:
one. two anu ;nrre years bonds with approved security
require! for The deferred payments. bearing interest from
date, payable annually, and coEdi,io ned To pay into th.
Bank Of Virginia 10 the credit Of >a!d cnusr. thu principal
md interest of said bondr when they respectively laii due.
the till" to be retained until the lurchns" money 10 pmd
and a conveyance directed by the Court.
The title Is regarded as perfect, but selling as connli-'
sinnrr can only convey rs such.
FOWIlATAN ROBERTSON, Com'r.
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V-IRGISIA.-At u Circuit Court of the City Of Rich.
mond, held as the State Court House, il the sail
Civ. on Friday, November, 10Th, ISL,
49, - n CAM. Phi.

mond. held as the State Court House, il the sail
CITY. on Friday, November 10Th, lsji,
James II. Grant, rN.
against
William II. Richardson, Miss Frances \. Richardson. Su.
can D, Richardson. George W. Richardson, the unknown
| hcir- OF George +. Richardson. deceased. Catanr!nc C.:
! Abbot, sdn!iuis,rair:x OF Josiah c. Abbott, Hall Nelson and
| the prrsidsn:, Director, and Company Of the Eunk OF Viz
2inia. DIS
The objcc, Of ,his sut il 10 obtain a decree allottiEg TO
the plaintiff a lot OF land. lying in the City OF Richmond.
md State oil Virginia. known a. lot No. 62. in the plan
of said CITY: TO ascertain what sums OF money the infcres's
of the other parties therein entitled them 10: 10 permit an
direct the pln.n.i;f 20 pay ;he shid slim OF money il the
hands of souc Commissioner o. other officer, subject to toe
order O; the Cour;: to obtain q good Hnd suta.
ci,.p, deed convevin- the interest OF the osher par
ties so TO be sscartnined md paid for by the plaintiff; and
also a good and sufficient decd conveying 20 the pla!Lta
all the legal and equitable estate which was conveyed in
ana bv :hs deed from Vim. II. Richardson and wife 10
Vim. IInv. Jr, trustee for the benefit ut Frances a. Rich.
nrdson and The Bank OF Virginia. dated Goth day OF NoreIn-
Der 1921 ard the deed from John B. Richardson TO VIM.
G. ~Pnndle;on. trustee for the benefit OF William II.
richardson. dated the Goth day Of February, 1926, and
,nfiay,. hyyjn. been made and flied that the decn iants.
the heirs of George P. Richardson. deceased, other than
GEORGE VIM. Richardson, are unknown, and that the dc.
iendant. Hnll Nelson, isl non resident OF this Common.
wealth: on the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel the said
unknown teirs and nonresident defendants, arc notified 10
appear here on the 18th day of January next, QeSo) md
do whs, ID uecss inry 10 protect their Interests In this suit
Nov. l,-cr4w Eus. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

MIDWAY fE"EhtsE ACADEMY.
HyIIE friends aud patrons OF ths Institution, arc respect.
fully informed, thai the Ih;r,l sc.siSr, inlsr the in.
struction and direction "i Miss ADA i. MINOR, will com.
nelCe on Monday. the I'll OF October, uEd terminate Oh
the lst oil July, 1861.
Miss ApA Is MISoR tekes pleasure in informing her
friends and patrons, that sac hni rcuiuci In. --!yiccs @!
her accomplished friend mud Associate, Miss MARTHA :.
DAVIS, rs n general sss-tant- 4 limited number CT ycrrg
lahic, will he received, AID particular attention viii BE-
paid 10 the mnnrcra. hsb!:s mud moral. of the Young lie lies
at nll tunct and every pains tnsen - cnfurc n profitable
emplpymcnt OF time. both in and on, of srhc1f. Every
branc! OF "a finished education. s1i!l. Classical and Of nn
mental will be taught
-. including washing. i lis, &, for the en:ir- e,esiUh ! i2J
instruction il Music o.: Piano, including useo Of :!siru-
mem, ~
Muqic Oh Gri:nr so, with VOCAL Music. 81
Drawing. Painting md Embroidery, cach............ IL
Parents ami guuriinns desiring their daughters 20 hr
taught Vocal Music IL! connection with the fiaIin, VIII be
PuIii. somewhat advanced in their studies would be- pre-.
irrreI: alI such - expect 10 receive h liberal education,
with liberal views. No b1.rlCrI vii! he received ~ the
week. al viii h." chlr.rl from The commencement III tie
month in when they enter, 20 the end OF ~" sc-sion.
The following lrger, which was before the public the
,a,, scs.ion, was kindly rendered by our friends ,Ec dI'
tinsGisAci teachers Of Fleetwood:
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, July 20:h, 1873.
Admitting the re ,o!ulon o: our uci ,hJur, Miss Ada L.
Minor. in Iurpl-in,; % continue on her u, count Tho SCHOOL,,
at her itth. RS house, We 'H.e the liberty Of stating wins; is
The universal impression OF all who hive the pleasure OF
her acquaintance. that, with n retnemc.: O. manner and
ielicucy OF learning peculiarly Southern, She rossess ca
the solid hcau!reIncni5 ai graceful accomplishments Of Il
im!shed education Ms Minors Musical attachments a.
;ract tho admiration O.. all taud they se mnny) WHO par.
take Of her fathers hO5Iitsltl"s. We uGirrs,nnG the PHI VS.
icnl comforts of the pupil sill be In ciGal. 90 Of Mrs Minor,
TO whose barcrionatc ami mothcr!y attention they may be
safely entrusted. o. WHITE,
In the event of sickness, every attention will he bestowed
with particular care, anu no chmrge made for professional
services. JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ. y.
Address Miler's Pos, Otfcc, E-sex county, VA.
arE:. -, ..t!lrr
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oyr (rInRED DOLLARS REWARD,

DAS AWAY from the subscriber, on tie nth inst, my
E& dining.roor: servant, WILLIAM. llcis slender made
ual for his age about seventeen years old a !gh: t!owr
muI,.t,, quick in !.ls speaking and action. lie mad or
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