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NIDYy1Y FEMALE ACADEMY.

MIDWAY FEMALE Ht.N)'E.pfs
TyHE friends and patrons Of this Institution, ere respect.
fully informed, that the third session. under the i'll.
r,ructioE and direction of Mrs ADA Is. NiSoR' VIII COM
mcnce ON Monday, the I'd Of October and terminate 9"
the lst of July, 1850.
Miss ADA B. MINOR takes plcnsur" III informing her
friends and patrons, that she Inns rctnincd the services OF
her Accomplished friend md n-rociH'e, Nlr- MARTHA :.
DAVIS, ~ n general assistant. a limited numb"r 81 young
ladies will be received, md particular attention VIII be-
paid TO the manners, habits nni morals OF TIA" young lnti"-
1T all times and every pains taken IN "nSnrr " lr"itnhIr
confinement of lime. both in md out Of school. Every
branch OF a fnirh"d education. solid, classical ana 0rin''
mental will be taught
TERMI.-Board and tuition in nil of the English branch.
es, including washing, lighte, &c, for the entire session Sl2I
Instruction in Music on Piano. including use OF 'n''rn' 90
Music on Guitar S20, with Vocal Music .............. 80
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery. r"ch....-;....- 10
Parents and guardians desiring their daughters To be-
taught Vocal Music III connection WIFI lhc flhhO, VIII DE-
charged $50 eXtrn.
Pupils somewta, advanced in their studies would h" pre-
frrred: AMI such "a expect To receive h liberal education,
with liberal views. No hoarlcrs will be received by the
week bll will be- charged from the commencement Of the
month in which they enter, 10 the end OF the sension.
The following letter, which was before the public the
last session. WAS kindly rendered ~ our iricris Inc dis
ting,ished teachers of Fleetwood:
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, July Goth, 1859.
Ainirins the resolution OF our n'lghhor, Mi's hlH Il.
Minor, in purpOsingto continue on hrr account me schools,
M her fathers house, wrtHke tho liberty OF stating what Is
the universal impres sion OF all who have the plchsnrc Of
her acquaintance, that, with n refinement oil manner ana
dolicscv of learning peculiarly Southern, She possesses
III. solid acouiremrnts aui graceful accomplishments OF Il
finished clucntion. Miss Minor Musical attainmcnts NJ.
tract the admiration Of all 9nd they are many who par
take of her father hospi.nltics. We understand the phys
;csl comforts of the pupils will be- in charge Of Mrs. Minor.
m who's. a,lectionate and moihrrly attention they may BE-
safely entrusted. ". hiih:
In the event of sickness, every attention VIII be bestowed
with particular c"re' and no fasFfe TISas TT . h,0' " : y
services. JEttthSoH MiNoh, VI. II.
Address Millers Post Office, Es-"x county, v".
Sept. S-ctl5thDcc
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
MIR LEFEBYRE'S SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, Va.

MIR LEFEBYRE'S SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, Va.
(SurccssOr to Mrs. licnd)
THNNE srholasiic year Of this Institution begins on thr
irst day OF October aud ends on the Inst iuy of June
There is one department IN the school in which ever,
thing viii he. laugh, liz French. and where that languas,
will br spukcn cXclus.Yrly. us well IN Ia the family vi the
Principal.
TEACHERS:
Hubert p. L.cfrhvrc. 4. N, Principal: Rev. George y
Cunmins; JiIo. r. l.i'tlr. NJ. b: Jnn l.. Wilkins, 4. NJ: 4. r.
Pcricolus. NJ. D.. Herr &. W. Thilow Sisuor 7. y. ia
Costa Mrs.. A. l.. J. Bartlett. Miss L. b. Anderson, Mrs. ~
NJ. Taylor, Madame kusc NJ. Il Amanda. lFrrich Guvrrmrss
TERMS:
For Board SON
English Tuition .il
Modern and Ancient Languages, eaclI. ...............@
French. when .tndicd ev .lnsivrlv .................... A
Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, or Organ
Drawing Il
On i ulnting. ~
No cxlru charges. All letters to be directed TO
u.,u -Jw INHERIT y I~EEERVkE Ririunoul Va
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ORANGE LAND FON SALE.

VXT offer for for sal. Ii FARM conttin!ns ~; acre -
the county Of Orange, lying on the OrnEsc aL4 %l"t'
andna Railroad, within one mile I'll Rapid am s'at:oE. a.!
in abou; half Il mile of W!lii,'s mil. AbCGt - gcte- -
cleared, the residue in woods, vi which ii 5000 PeGi:o" s.
Locust, very valuable for fencing. There Is On ne ;1!!h &
small new comfortable dwellin, Of four Fo0aa-IAe CO.:
buildings are ordinary.
For terms, &c, apply 10 .
General Agents for the sale und purchase oi Lands.
Auy Il-cwtf No. lJ3 Main e., Richmond, Va
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SCHOOL.

II ' ~ = l. y "
EXPECT 10 open II Female school on the first Of Jan.
uHry next, ut my retidcncc n hnch" county, W"
about nine milcr south, East ui the Court House. Inc
school is desig ncd principally Tor my own Daughters. but
shall be prepared to take .x or c!yhi bUHr!crr. nav"
occurred the services oi IL VirgiHin Indy, VIII" h"- hai con
siderable experienced in teaching, and comes fisn'y recon-
mcnded.
Il will be my objcc, TO make ,hi. school worthy oi '"'
confidence and supper, Of the public.
There will be- u vac alton Of eight weeks IN summer to
commence about the middle oil July. and on" Of about "
week or zen days M Christmas.
Terms, NJ follows. viz:
English, includin: Mathematical, FER -cho!"-'!c year. 20
NJ, 81
Latin and French. each 10
Board. %
Ronrdcrs wall he taken hy III" wcrS, i: desired, ai''
charged 81 per month.
Day scholars will be charged - extra for iu"i, ~.
Address m. nj Finncy Mils. Amelia. Va;
RlCihR l.. g. ADAMS.
y. B.-Youn. ladies from a dii,anc" will be- met nj Anne,
Hu Cour, House, on the Danvillc Rnl Road, and conveyed
to my house tree of churer, by giving me tnnriv notice.
Or, Yt-cw3r. r.. F. 6. 4.
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WOTZT pIEISANT FOK SALE.

K \ yur-,nncr OF the decree, in the case OF Lowering and
NutI against Gn;i'it : administrator. &c. entered up.
ola the ijln dizzy D: April. Iii, by the Circuit Court Of
GlUucc.,tr county, the uud"rri.l"I Commissioners named
in -nii decree. WILL, on the first Monday in September, be-
ing Court dizzy. proceed To- >"!l, II public auction, hr'cr" IN"
Courthouse door OF iilnucc.r.r county, the well known
farm called " MOUNT pleasantly continuing 100 acres
Ui land, Of WlIrl aluE. 80 acres arr cl'Hrri. and the bal
nur,. III wood: nl-O ut IN" -nur time and place, - ncrc- of
finely uuIbcrci hand. situated about unr mile nnd II tIai!
from IL" other part.
Mount Pleasant lies IN tn" River rOnd leading from
Gloucester Town 10 GlUucc,i,r Courthouse. about three
miles from iln latter place, ana about nn' mile nnd Il nal!
from Ware river. and much nrArer To Wilson's rrrrk-a
fine. bold stream making Out tt N =nid river. Alarge por.
ton i. low ground, and i we'll adapted to the growth Ut
Corn. Wicpi, Barley Hni ORts. IL IL in n delightful neigh
!urilCOd and convenient, Ia the Courthouse, Ware aud
Abingdon churclrs. There II. nj present, no good dwell
in. house on il. having only an Ovrrrcrrs hGnS", barn.
kitchen and dairy In; tt" size l"r h hs!nisUIHe dwelling l.
admirable. aud with u little ta-r, II might be made II most
lrauvitul place. 1; il tlr",Gr,! unnecessary 10 sGy more
ubou, l.. n- II i prc-umabic TINT II person wishing to pnr'
rla-r would view the premises ard Judg" Tor himself. DR..
Nelson. who rr-idr- OH au ndiac. NJ inrTi. will, with p!rh'
sur". SHOW rhc inrIn TO any body dcriring 10 in- p"ct 1t.
TERMS a crrii; Oi one, twu and three years will be
gi.v:!. bat each iH-'a.m"G' l. To rr!rv Interest from lie day
81 sale. JHO W. I. tAll.Ell, trnmu'r.
$50. I. SEAM ELL, ~
:EpPOSTPONENEST.-Th" bov. -ae has been post
uoiird Ia IN" FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER being
Gloucester Court day, when the sale will certainly come
,r Sept l9-ctis
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TiPFATT-lNNUVh FEINNIE. j ,
UNDER THE CHARGE OF MRS. LUCY J. GRAl.
ruNIllS INSTITUTION is located in the rrri,ics: ns well NE
most %snlubrions town on the hhnks of the Rhpphian-
mock. accessible by steamboats, upon the river, ut all linies
of the year. except the months Of January and February.
Tappahnnnock is reached at all seasons by the way OF
Riclmcnd, il hcins the terminus Of n Stage route from
thence, and distant about fifty miles. The duties OF this
Institution will be resumed Oh The fret Monday in October.
40 long established, aud 50 i~avOrahly know Ia tac pub
lie generally, further particulars become, III n maasurc, un.
necessary. The system vi instruction IL very thorough
and extensive. embracing II liberal course Of English study,
together with the French and Latin languages. In the de.
par,mcnt Of the ornamental, Music, Drawing, Painting,
Sc, receive their due share Of attention. Indeed, The
Principal cuncratulM,rs herself, that every thing requisite
u the success of tn" InsiitutiulI, every thing that IL ncccs'
sary IL sustain the confidence, AMI secure the same liberal
patronage us heretofore enjoyed, 10 ut command. such ns
d thorough md accomplished board OF Instruction, ample
accommodation, with Chemical. Philosophical and !As,ro.
nomicsl apparatus. to MD explanation.
For terms and further particulars nlpiy /" the Prlnclpai'
1',unahnnuo.k E.-rx comfy. Nn. Sept ll-cwcw
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LATIMER SCHOOL.

LEXINGTON. ROCkBllnGE COUNTY VIRGINIA.
UyHIS select Classical and Mathematical School. con.
Quoted under the immedintr supervision o! the sub
scriLrr. Us part Of his parochihl charge, and Tor the hish
character OF which. in all respects, he Is, therefore, r"+l"n'
.iLle, will reopen on Monday, the liih OF s~cptcmhrr.
A few well recommended boy. between 10 md - years
OF age. will br received into the snbscrlh"rs fanny.
TERMS per session oil 10 months, S.s'i; payable semi
annually. in advance.
The advantages offered by Lexington. us Il place OF
truining for boys, should not pass uhnoilc"d. The tnrst
mountain hr and scenery ARE here enjoyed. Important
Literary Institution. are here locn;cd. And III addition tn
other recommendations, moral and physical, within easy
access arc the NATURAL Bridge, aud the Alum ami other
Springs, which many parents might lind /; desirable to
visit Apply, at an early day, TO
Rev. w. y. ~PENDLETON,
Rector OF l.atincr Parish.
RrrERrScEs.-Bishop Meade. Bishop Johns. Judge i'a,
ker, Norfolk; W. II. Fowlr, Alexandria; and the Episcopal
Clergy throughout, the State; Philip WilinIn-, Winchester;
DIR. Denne. Rich,mold; VIM. N. Blackboard, Lvnchlnrs;
Col. Pannill, Petersburg; Col. +. II. Smith, Lexington.
lulr lI-rtf
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FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE vIR-
LOST COW,

"sTRaYED, from my premises on Leigh strcet. sun
II day, tine lot day OF October, n yello" mlien Wv,
with a white streak ON the back, and marked WIN wh'e
ON the belly, with long, sharp horns. No other marks re,
collected. A liboral reward will be paid for her delivery
10 me n, my residence, or such Indignation rs may iead 10
her recovery. -
49,
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SALE OF LAND IL FLUVANNA.

ENOR sale, privately, II tract Ut lani, containing M
II acres. lying III Fluvunnn county, on the head waters
OF Cunningham Creek, Ill in original growth.
This land i. peculiarly adapted 10 the production oi To-
hnrc0 Of The rncs, quality, commanding ;hr highest market
ur:cc.. |; lies remarkably well, i. n~bumGhntly watGrca,
and prrsrI,s II fine EASTERN and southern exposure. So "a
sr!.iinl Tor the successful production OF wheat nHt tobacco.
There j. upon the tract "A inIr proportion OF superior
branch land, which would produce heavy crops OF corn,
nni might b. made very pr0ntahl" as mcor'"w itni: beng
within rEH mica Of pHl'ny ri. H." county .e"t, 20 which point
there is horse boat navigation. 4 grra: bargain can 10" HAD
in thu land lr early application.
Mr.. ". NJ. Crca-y. living adjacent to 'hc irnct., VIII .""t
pleasure in showing it 10 any one wishing 20 rurcirH..:
F,b nI-rw,t ALTER :. FONIAlNE.
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CnESTEKFTELD LAND FOR SALE.

THNEE Tract Of Land formerly owned ny The Ia" Id
mund \. L.uckrt'. decd. iyim. upon TonH!!rwi. Creek.
ana nGj.!u!u. lhc in,ds u; VIM. WInr''. Lr. AbJaI Cheat.
ham. .ir, nnd others. Tie Trar: cui.i"ino 80. ncr"s. ANA
i. well adapted to the growth vi corn, wnont, ont "I"i to-
lnccu nd' upon. it l. II very good dwelling. hou-e, with
mos: q! tic necessary outli0U-c-.
The place l., very Ecalhy. and tie society in the neigh.
borhO0i good.
Ab0u, 0rrthiri is in Il" original growth. "ui mrch of
the remainder III pine. Tor which II market may D" hrd ~
Corlhrli DEPOT that h"irG only 3. mile distant.
For terms. Ac.. %luCh ar" liberal, u. early application
be mhir,) apply 10 OCkEI Il fANht>,
Sept. lG-cgu Richmond, Ia.
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UNOR REST-Thc House on Mayo street, nj prc.. -
sent occupied by Mr.. X. II. Dickinson: Hii
Also, the tenement on Cary street. n lev doors LII
above Pearl street, ut present occupied by Mr. r. A. Blank
enship.
Possession Of the above two houses gwen on lrt October
Also. several vacant lots near my Factory. suitable im
stone yards, carpenter shops, &c
For terms, &c, apply " JAS. IHoMA JS.
Go,t 1r-ta
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:METROPOLTT.AN HALL.

METROPOLITAS HALL.
Tie LGr9rst md 5cst Haii in che Gin.
Csosc!ry 70 scar comfortably 1900 pcr-onsD
THIRD WEEK or TIE SIt:iITISCALES-
refined AMUSEMENT.
IN consequence OF The very generally expressed deere
Of witnessing further, tae astonishing powers OF Nike
C,,.:!.. Tao, tie rare Masical Genius and une-
,.su.d Female Iiclinis', whosr unprcc:dented per.
FINANCES, developing the highest late OF Musical
Al, has been the wonder and al,alrn'ion Of the world !
ne w:! remain only during the continuance ot the FAIR
an.n. in order TO arord 10 In. Ladies' nnd children an OPP
pl..un;.y OF Witnessing her powers. and in compliance
win repeated requests o: numerous Heads Of families, she
viii cave .e honor of appearing in a .erics CT Afternoon
Concerto, All. d by the talent Of NlGHIlN-
GALE OPERA TROUPE, comprising TWELVE STAR PER
FORMERS, ~aU. upo:. :his occasion, will appear IN NAlse
faces, commencias on Saturday afternoon. Oct 2''h. aud
continuing open ever; afternoon during the Far week,
prcseutinr . programme, cvmprisin. ch.s.c ana choice re-
!sc,,ou, tro = the more popular English and American
Operas. Sentimental songs. Beautiful! Solos, Duc''s ana
T.ios, with III IN" ali y: The kuukcl5
SuFEG8 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
~ Doors open et } o'clock, commencing ~ )! "ciock'
Admission Is Cents.
,TChildrcn l2i ccrts.
-, 97-.s mo. r. FORD. Agent.
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE FOR SALE
IT AUCTION
Dnn x..o. Half In vnods

ROO Acres, Half In Woods.
TuNEliS tract Is situated in DlnwliGiic county. on Hat
chers Run. l. miles soutl. Of Petersburg, between
the Soui!-Sile Railroad and the Petersburg ana ~Boydton
Flank Road. two miles from rHc!I road.
The soil is good aud rests upon u substantial red clay
foundation; produces clover fnrly, and hrs always hern
regarded no IN excellent Wheat, Corn and Tobacco Plan.
tu;ion.
This land. for many years back. he's been rented out for
the benefit of the owner. vino was II minor. The build.
ings, consequently, are in wnni Cf repairs. The Dwelling
House, however, consisting oil tErtr rooiils below ana Two
above sthir.) l., in comfortable order.
The lind could be conveniently divided into three or
more farms. with n suitable quantity % wood aud wafer TO
each. II will be offered in three several bodies oi about
800 acres each, unless those wishing 10 buy should prefer u
different arrangement. The region Of country is high and
healthy. the land undula,lns. II i whicrcd by creeks anu
branches, Astounding in meadow lands. SPRING. Of pure
water abound. II would suit we'll II company Of senoiblc
Northern farmers, WHO would treat negroes civily, but he
interiors.
The owner has not the force to work 20 large a plan:h
tion, md will buy him Il smaller thrm or retain II portion nj
this.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc, two and three year. credit; Fix
per cent. deducted tor tho cash, if required bonds with
approved security ana tt lien IttniIed.
Tie sale will take place IN the premises. on the 18th OF
October, int. at t. o'clock. The purchaser will have tie
privilege of seeding wheat.
Mr. Thhckcr the present tenant, Will show the rrenh
ses. GEORGE w. GOODWIN,
Der. 5-ctdL Of Petersburg. Vn.
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AICTI0N SALES,
E[ITS1TE LISD IND PERSONAL rRi
rERTY FOR SALE IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
Sr,r

FIITNDIE Land AND Personal rkO
rERTY FOR SALE ~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
NEhE RICHMOND.
KAvfIL be offered Tor -HIr, on the premises, on We'd
nc-iny !!i November ncNi, the tract u land be-
lun.iu. 10 James W. Winlrcc's estate, lying on the ljroad
Rock rnri, four miles trCil Mancli'-f'r. containing from
$50 to 100 mere. aud long known ~ the family seat.
The quality Of the land il TINT Of the trcrsuil, common
10 the Tie water rurt OF The county. Tie :miin i. il good
order. the situation p!rs am and healthy. and the improve.
uI,nt. ample Tor rir accommodation ui large family. with
good ,prir. WINTER convenient, and Il lrr.r orchard o; fruit
tree. Tie convclicmb- I" kichnond and 10 Manchester,
likewise II growing town, ny n road ncus!y level, AFFORDS
great advantage.
This pr;,,rrty is advertised in anticipation of r decree
cXutc,rl al the intervening term VI Ehrsi,rncld Circuit
Court, Tor the PURPOSE OF 1t division; AMI the sHlc Will O.
ON .i,ch terms and conducted by such person M the Court
,gEy appoint. The u-unl credit will 10 ioub; be given for
Ii large proportion of the purchase money.
At The same time and place. We will offer for sale tho
horses, cattle. including the work oxen hut valuable cows,
nIorily Of improved stock. hucs. rnrriHge and harness.
household and kitchen furniture. n large variety; crop OF
corn. fodder. &c. wagon and gear, plantation u;cnsil. and
o,lirr articles hrlun.in. Ia The r-taicn Ut Mr.. ami Mr. Win
tree. upon 4 credit nj four months. for sur'is over 80, or
bonds with security bearing interest.
Sale 10 commence about ii o COCK.
n. {. WISFREE.
Il. ". FLOURNUi.
Executor. of Mrs. Winfrec, and administrators. tie bonls
non. of lame, Wiley Win:rrc. Oct. lG-ctd-.
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De IRNBLE FARM FOX SALE

Pr, fsitABLE FARM FOX SAIL
~ .n.tnN"r is dcsirous OF selling the tract oi
- Lana Oh w!a:l he al present resides, lying IN the
"Hn! o, N+cklcnaurs. State of Virginia, within three
80 Roanoke River. three Of Boydton, anu the PLANK
~ .hl two Of Randolph Macon College, and ciSht OF
as'ss1He. containing by survey eight hundred mud six
'"'' "ne'!'.: Of which is arabic land, in a good state OF
'ISS'"'-,reh' the balance IN woods. well.tinibered.
.'e Dwelling House is comparatively new, bun:
So "e Aios' hnpro'ed piai., and llas been recently paint.
"V'hA'n!ns seven rUoni-, and d convenient cellar, with
accessory otu!iing. Tor the accommodation OF d largo
.ay. Tie location is rs healthy II. uny in the State. and
= society good. A more minute DESCRIPTION il deemed
.arcessry, rs those who niay dcsirc Ia purchn.e. will
~snd examine for themselves. If no, sold privately be.
we the tlih Of DECEMBER, il will On that day he offered Mt
'-a-c auction, on the PREMISE.
Also. stock, crop Of Cora, Fodder, &c. md Ho,, ehold
'-!AiicArn Fui ni,uic.
~ Icras made easy 10 the purchaser.
JOHN JONES.
naoi.er l'ihule Tract. lynn. contiguous TO the above
JJnaaA'ain: s2l acres with ull improvements. in good con.
.son, Nnos, uf them very supcrinr,) will be offered mi.
,.s ,'on This dry. One.hLlf Of this tract is in wool
= 30 acres of valuable low grounds, well ditchcd,
" iish state OF Improvement. II Is unnecessary TO
l. H., mere detailed description Of this tract. IL is seldom
= Ssaca ithd, 10 highly improved, lying so advantageous.
inHa'elient 70 ClurSsvilie and Petersburg, near to O Enil.
VI fihnArosd. and in a hrst rnte nelghborhood. al.
as r S: o haAdoiph Macon College, Is ever offered in the
,.grs nont 't 60 rare all opportunity pass without
r 1, :" sect hLEHR 5. JOSES
~ 2-ctdI
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NEW SUPPLY CE WATCHES, JEWELRl
AND SlLNER MARE

ANE Of the concern ha- just returned from the North
" win n splendid assortment Of fine Watches and jew.
-. Of vi the ncw style. some Of the Watches wind up
'1i Sc; Without scys brrHs,.lins, Bracelets, &c. Rings
E4o.e,. Ga.Let.. &c. iii gotten up in superb manner and
a.: 'sa:e.ul style. Gold Chain, from SO 10 Siren.
-'Tas gu. assortment general and complete. W. re.
'f"c::u!ly invite citizens and visitors TO give us a call.
IIEkS & JaNKE, Tji Main street,
Sign OF the Illuminated Clock.
Y = T,. $780, r =, II Ii. n~, o.
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BOSWELL ACADEMY.

MAR S~TAUNTON, ETKTTNTA,
BY WM. u. JOHNSON.
TNHlS is a Boarding School for BoyS--G!nited in num-
Il Der 10 twenty.
The session begins IL o! September ~! continues ten
month";, with Il vacation of two weeks !: Chri-'ma5.
TEKMs:-s20U for tuition, board, ,Tcl, washing and
light. puynllr halt IN advance, half on thu 1T February.
REFHREScEs:-Ilun. A. II. II. stuart. Judge y. J.. lho'il'
son, Stsunron: Geo. n. Johnson. Esq, Richmond: Professor
{ M,upin. University of virginia. sept. li-ciy
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TO STOCKHOLDERS IN II
RICHMOND y YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD co.
IL, orssr nf H.. President and Directors, r iequlsition Of
1:,yoivs DnIIa,s per share il lnrde upon The stock o; the
con:psnv, payable into the Bank Of Virginia a; Richmond.
n n or before the first day Of January. lsL1
VI UT" 4. W MORTON. Tr asurer.
con,nnur.. Office. Richmond, Oct. q. ls5t-cwtltt Jan
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
YUNHE uEd. ri snci having ns-pcIGtcd under tnr Hrla %
BAkRET & MOlltl:S, 10 transact 'hr Co!nmIs
s.Cl, Forwardin. ana Wholesale Grocery buf!nca>. respect
fully inform their friends and Tie public tia! al! order. en-
trusted 10 them will meet with prompt attention. Eusin'-'
will 10. conducted on liberal and satisfactory term. hnt
particular attention pM!d 10 n" salrs CT Wheat and TobSc
co.
Corner Of i2;h and Gary streets, Richmond. In.
WIN. y. BARRET,
Or, oc-cyn r r NORKlsS.
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FALL STOCK OF BUOTS, SIiOEH, INt.NhS'
CARPET BAGS, &c.
r. AM uo,v receiving INV Fall stock Of Boots and Shoes,
comprising the following kinds -
Ladies Black, Brown and Drah CATERS, At u 0
Misses Green, Blue and Bronze Caters, st 81 - TO 81
Children's Red, Green and Drah Polkas, at e. TO Use.
" - Z" aud Black Boots, NJ &c.
Servants Shoes Of all descriptions.
Broyres and BrogAns-city made.
(icn;lrmcu's line Calf BUots-ci'y nude.
Buys' BOOTS and Shoes-city mude.
With every other article found i'll any regular Shoe Store
in Virginia. Farmers and others nc requested 10 exam
inc ny STOCK before making their selections, promising on
my nnrr 10 rive satisfaction to the best OF nv ability.
"' W. 7. w. TAYLOR.
n. B. Having engaged Mr.. HEsHr kARH to TAKE charge
nm nrennred 10 have nude 70 order ever style Of Boots
and Shoes for Ladies or Grn,lcmrnis wear.
'N1 w. 7. w. TAYLOR,
oc, ,n-Im No. GIG. Broad Street.
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned have lorrnc! " Co.P"itnership, un.
u der the firm and style of
BURTON & GREESHOW,
For the purpose Of conducting L" Grocery md Commits
sion Business.
They have taken the house on 18th, between Main and
Cary streets. recently occupied by ]. NJ. G"slSnd, Esq,
and will keep constantly on hnnd II general assortment OF
Family Groceries, Wines, L.iquJr.. &c md will give their
personal attention to the sale Of ali Produce entrusted to
their cure. Il. NJ. nLhioN.
De, la-cy3w =. E. GREESIIOW
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iI,CTINf SHES.
by RICHARD CAUTH0N. AuCT'R

Et'RDI.S This day, III .! ".c,r". we ~ s,"' x
~ nc ;roos: : MEN. = bUTs nri girl.
Oct Z. rUEIIAN & DAVIS. aLcs