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MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL,

WV
uyHE subscriber will reopen Ills school on the 9h OF
July, 1855. The course Of study Will comprise me
orIiunry branches OF an English education, together with
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Latin, Greek, French
md German. These studies will be taught on a scale SUN
cien;ly extended to prepare pupils for the highest Glasses
IN tbe University of Virginia, orin any OF our Colleges.
" The school is situated oil the main Valley Road, one nile
from partonsburg, ~ miles from Lexington, and % from
! rurbLurr. Il may be reached by three routes, Isl. by
,G,. .ou,b.Sile and Tennessee Railroad up 10 Buiord's, III
R,Ifori coun,y-thcnce the remainder of the journey may
hc nrrtorncd in n hnck; ID. by the Central Railroad up 10
S,.rrntou-thcnrc by stage TO the School; Sd. bytlcJames
River and Kanawhn Canal. The last nnmcd route is the
cheapest. ,..rLc, ..5
rre.,n,s = few temptations To vice 10 any other suction
rr;,biu The knowledge OF the subscriber.
J'rKNs.-Two hundred and twenty dollars per session
Of 10 mon,hs--oucinlt payable on the 9th OF July and one,
Laii ON the first OF December. New pupils will be charged
,rn,n ,h, dnte of entering TO the end vi the session.
HS M ,hnd"rtion for nnv cause save for protrscted sickness.
Parents or Guardians who wish further information
will direct their letters TO PattonSburs' li1teto"rt county,
Va. yyN y GAIT
lime | s-c3w '"' ~ -
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VALUABLE LIME sTONE LAND F0R ,ALR

Inn
EN- nr-s,o,cc ~ tho has, y,jll and ,rs.sc,,,, ~. HEM.
.moLnrna Jo.c.soJ o., ,,jn,i',.I ,., 49,
IN. SOIL ,icccIr,, .iII or Tho stL Lsr =; 49,, 80; -
a., ,aT- - :" NM, %, No. 49,, S a.; H. H. : nm d.. r.sar =" %
,uliic nucti,n Ia ,Ir. bi.bcsr hidIsr thu, yaI,.iI. smi
beautiful estate. known g. Clov,rdnlr Iyiur IN IA. cou,.y
OF Eo.c,ourt on the South. western Mr.idnnEz,i Turu,.ke
Road, leading from Big Lick. in the county 0. Rosuoar 10
Buchanan. about 10 miles SoutL. ives, o, Fincas,l. Uni VIII.
in four miles OF Bonsac's Depot. on the Virginia and Trn.
ncsscc Rail Road.
BY n recent survey the tract confirms 1863 acrc--lle
nc:cs OF which are cleared and pagiitioned INTO eIsh, field.
in compact form, well enclosed, mud in good condition
mHindrr is uncnnmonly fertile, and having been, IiOg III
last ten ycnrs. under a iudicious system oil ullage, l.. eA
ccc'lingly luXuriaHt in all It's Productions. Tie cror u
whoa; II0w growing on the farm. i, regarded by sH w5
haze ~serit Is mnong the best, Il no. the hes, c-op in ,Es
state, "'d the -oi cot lin.c s,on. .ofmatiol, il we! ala.
ed TO tie successful culture uf all tie o:hcr grain and t.
bncco
Tn" improvements consist of n dwelling house corissl.
ins ten rooms, with fro places, besides Il library. sioe
rooms, &c.. u commodiou. brick bnrn, n stnklr sufficiently
inrcr Tor ~ horses, n shop, II work .hou-', comfortable ne
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"oH. LET ME sINeTo.S1GHT, MoTHER"'

We give below the words Of a charming som
which has been put to music by Mr.. Traver, of thi
city, and which has become a great favorite.-
The song is 80 welded to music and melody, that tn
words cling to the memory, withoute effort lAl6a"
alias.
Oh. let me sing tonight, Mother,
The Song | used to sing,
When hope was bright, and my heart was light
As a bird upon the wing!
know thou'It miss the voice, Mother,
That warbled with me the strain,
But let me sing tonight, Mother,
The dear old song again,
Blu. let me sing tonight, Mother,
The dear old song again.
know twill bring sad thoughts, mother,
Thy tears may fall like rain,
For a loving eye and a fair young face
Thou ne'er may see again.
But I'd have thee send each tear, mother,
Back to its secret cell,
And let me sing to night, mother,
The song she loved 80 well.
And let me sing to night, mother,
The song she loved so well.
1t will bring bright dreams to my heart, mother,
Bright dreams OF the joyous past.
When hope, all rainbow hued, mother
Her halo round me cast.
know the light grows dim, mother,
Buts still l fondiy cling
To the bright dreams that come back, mother,
With the song / used to sing.
To the bright dreams that come back, mother'
With the song I used to sing.
As ! sing that song ofjoy, mother,
Faith upward lifts lis eye,
Towards the land of rest, mother,
Where hope can never die,
Where ties that strongly bind, mother,
May ne'er be riv'n in twain;
Where tears are dried, and the heart, mother,
May never know sorrow again;
Where tears are dried, and the heart, mother,
May never know sorrow again.
Then let me sing tonight, mother,
That dear old song Of old,
And pray when I sleep at last, mother,
By her side oil silent and cold,
Our spirits may meet ne'er to part, mother,
Where Heav'n-born music ring,
And our voices be mingled there, mother,
in the songs the angels sing.
And our voices be mingled there, mother,
In the songs the angels sing.
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POETRY.
THE NEW-MOWN Hay.
BY PARK BENJAMIN.

6f flNh
Talk not to me Of the southern eowets'
0f o,iors bresthed from trepic tiowefs'
OF spice trees after rain;
But of these sweets that freely NJ"
When June's fond breezes sur
Grass heaped along the pi"'n'
This morning stood the verdsnt spears
An wet with diamond dow-'n0 ."
nv Night sersnely she'd a.,
Tb;s evening, like an army siaih'
They number the pncihc pam
With their fast finding dend,
And when they fell, and all around
Snch perfumes in the ar aoouna
AS tflons-hidden hives
OF sudden richness were unseaied'
When on the freshly.troddea field
In idle mood l love to pass
These ruins Of the crowded grass,
Or listenlyt to lie.
Inhaling the delicious scents
Crushed from these downcus, Vcrduous teh's'
Beneath a sunset sky.
II il a pure delight, which they
Who dwell in cities, far AWAY
From rural scenes 80 fair,
Can never know, its lighted rooms
Pervaded by exotic blooms
This taste of natural air!
This air, 40 softened by the breath
Exhalsd and waited from the deatn
Ofherbs that simply bloom,
And, scarcely noted, like the best
Dear friends, with whom this world is blest
Awaits the common doom
And leave behind auch sweet regret
Asin our heart is living yeti
Though heroes pass away
Talk not to me of southern bowers,
Or odors breathed from trOpic flowers,
But OF the hay.
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THE STORMY SEA.

Ere the twilight bat was fitting.
In the sunset at her knitting,
Sang q lonely maiden sitting
Underneath her threshold tree;
And as daylight died before US,
And the vesper stars shone Der US,
Fitful rose the tender chorus
JAMES on the stormy sea.
Warmly shone that sunset glowing,
Sweetly breathed the young flowers blowing
Earth, with beauty OVERLOOKING,
Seemed the home Of love to be,
As those angel tones ascending.
With the scene and season blending,
Ever had the sane low ending,
JAMES on the stormy sea.
Curfew bells remotely ringing,
Mingled with that sweet voice singing;
And the last red ray seemed cilng,ng,
Lingering to tower and tree
Nearer rs / anne and nearer,
Finer rose the notes and clearer,
Oh twas heaven itself to hear her
JAMES on the stormy sea.
blow ye west winds; blandly hover
Der the bark that bears my lover:
Gently blow and bear him over
To his own dear home and mo-
For, when night winds bend the willow,
Sleep forsakes my lonely pillow,
Thinking Of the foaming billow-
JAMES on the stormy sea-
How could I but list, but finger,
To the song, and hear the singer,
Sweetly wooing heaven to bring her
JAMIE from the foaming sea;
And while yet her lips did name me,
Forth l sprang-my heart o'ercame me
''Grisve no more, sweet, l am JAMIE,
Home returned to love and thee"
TBlackrood's Magazine.
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SALE OF LAND N IOITSI

bDCRSCANTi to a decree Of the Circuir Cuu,, n
Il County, rendered intlIccasc OF Co.by's Ty,rn,ro.a"
Dukes Administrative and Others, the upi"r.;rsJ s.'l'
cinl COMMISSIONS, appointed for the purpose ufU :.
TUESDAY the 18th day o: july, ISIS. al K. X yoyr =
Stram saw MI, ~ Louisa count. proceed 10 sell s., nnLI;,
auction, 10 The i!gh"st bidder. tn" trFct Of snd rsm . :,
suii decree, containing l20 acres. s!tuare in LoT.s o,'," :"
adjoining The iands OF Chapman Gordon, Snn,,.wooI
Arki--on, POwhaian Perkins and orhcrs. I'll, So; H.. !.
OF medium quality, u good portion Of II in wood. vii , ,ID'
berrd, aud has n comfortable lOg dwelling lou.. ON +. '"'
TERMS:--As much OF the purchase money in cs,b b..
will be- -TiticIont 10 pay cost OF suit and expense, q, ,m"
the bnlanc" in two equal instruments, on credits o, ono ~
two ycmrs:. IN" purchaser giving bond-, with good s.cu,i.r
bearing interest from date OF sale, for the de;crr.tp.t.
men;-, and t!tlr retained En;;l al the purchase rgs.y
pas. Il. WAnDE, Comm,
: r,pc / .,.,I. s''
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wARREsT0y FEMALE COLLEGE,,

NHNhT-n TAX; " -.
TUyIE exercises oil this Institution el.' close on tnc Ith
Ut juno, and will be resumed Oh the 2Itl u the
anna month. under the direction OF the following
FACULTY:
Pew. Thomas 5. Campbell, President and Prof. OF En-
{ Rev. T'iiI;arq II. Cii.:s;Nn a. NJ, Prof. of Physical Sci
+. i. Parham, 4. NJ, Prof of Classical Llttrsn,rc and
Mathematics.
Sion. v. Busch. Prof Of Music and Modern lEngnnee0
Mi.. F.. 4. Lacey. Assistant in Music, and Teacher OF
Drawing and Painting in oil its departments, Fancy "orS,
&c. ~
Mrs. 8. D. ChrsnnT.. h.s.sts.; u Music and French.
Miss N. II. Taylor, Principal OF prm2ry department..
Mrs. Thol. :. campbell Matron.
A Irregular and thorough course oil study has been soopt-
I'd in order to graduation, and no efforts will be spared to
p,olpois tho moral and intellectual welfare OF the students MS,
Pupi!s Gun eniei at any time during the session, Hnd VIII
be charged only from time OF %c,trrrcc.
Payments, one.half in advance, ana 40 1H6nction lot
absence after entrance, except in cnscs Of protracted sea
lcs,. ou po.
lcirh and Weldon, n.d t:ero is On omnibus at the depot,
on the arrival of pEssenget.. &c corey th"w lhiheui"'cl!
10 the village, a distance OF but three E.ilGa.
For further particulars, refer to Catalogue "hich d. We
obtained By addressing
Ian .ri-rtf TllDS. =, CAMPBELL, iTcst.
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NEW RDDKS.


A PRACTICAL Treatise on the Diseases, injuries ana
"A H.l.crmations Of the Urinary Organs, by :: u: Gross,
~. d. SscaHi edition revised and enlarged, with lnussrG'
tions. In one veg large and beautifully printed octave
volume, Of over 500 pages.
4 Manual of Ancient History, fSo7, the remotest times
10 The overthrow OF the WesteIn Empire. y. D. 40. BY
Lconharo Sciu:itz, Ph. D &c. With coIdous chronology
cnl Tables. In oac handsome royal l2nio' volume OIL over
$50 pages. r.
The Pathology ind md Treatment Of Lcucorrh0a. By
handsome octave volume. extra cloth.
The Principles and Practice of obstctric Medicine and
Sur gery. By Francis II isamsbotham, 81. D. a new ana
enlarged edition. thoroughly revised by the author. Wi;.t
additions by W. V. Heating, N. D. In one lnrge and hand
some imperial octave volume.
A Practical Treatise ON Foreign Bodies in the Air Pee
sares. By s. D. Groa.. n. D. With illustrations. In one
neat octave volume. Sc,
A Manual OF Pathological Anatomy. By u. llandtc'd
Jonns and Edward II. S%lcvckins, n. u. frat American
edition revived. In one large octave volume.
Apractical Treatise on the Diseases Peculiar to Hurica
By samuel Ashwell, II. Third American edition. In one
octave volume.
Fer sale 1t NoiJ'is booKsofe'
Jnpe 90 -, Main street
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VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE IN CUL-
PEPPER COUNTY

NDURSUANT' to Il decree of the Circuit Court Of Fau.
quier, pronounced on the 18th of April, is55, in the
cases of Barbour, SC, VI Barbour, &c, the undersigned
Commissioners appointed by the said Court for the pur-
pose, will proceed, on the 10Th day OF July next, on the
premises, 10 expose AT public auction to the highest bid
der. The estate in the proceedings mentioned, called Fleet.
wool" near Brandy Station, in Culpepcr County, and
!ntcly the residence Of John :. Barbour. deed.
This rrnct of lnnd contains ahout 100 acres, with MI cY.
crllent Mansion House and the usual out.buidinss, and IS
altogether one of the most desirable and valuable estates
in Upper Virginia For comparative fertility Of soil, and
beauty and desirablencss Of location, it cannot well be SUI
passed. II ia seldom, indeed, TINT such II place comes into
market in Virginia. The Orange and Alexandria Railroad
passes through the lnnd, md furnishes It convenient depot
adjacent thereto. This es,ntc is located in the midst Of one
of the hest country neishborhoods In the Stnte, within
three quarters OF n mile OF "Brandy Station" where there
is a daily mail, North and South. md having I'M Episcopal
and n Methodist Church in the immediate vicinity.
The farm il well watered by running streams, and con.
tains between 100 and COO acres in wood. The open land
is well adapted to grass and the usual grain crops, hiId
the woodland must be ultimately valuable from It's proS'
imity to the Railroad Station.
The terms of sale IRE provided in the decree as follows:
The purchaser of land to phy down ten per centum In
cash. of purcha-e money; and for residue thereof, 10 exc.
annual in.talments, with interest thereon, payable annual.
Is. counting from the day Of sale.
Sub-cquent notice will be given OF the sale OF tho slaves
and o,ncr personal property authorized IN like manner by
said decree,
Either o; the unicf-ianed viii take pleasure at any time
In contributing such information rs may be desired upon
the subject.
:. Berlin, manager. residing on The premises, will ne rea.
dy to show the premises 10 thG-" who Inny call for the
purpose. GEOhGE g. IHOMfkoN' tC9Iinlls'
Ur.piy Stnfinn limo lD-crinl July
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INDIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ
EAlRS AZ

ST.. LOUIS, July Ia party Of seven men on the
route from Fort Union to Fort Sarpy, were attacked
on the LIST May by a band of 300 armed Sioux, and
George Skies Of Quincy, Illinois, was killed. The re
main3cr of the party were detained some time by the
Indians, but were finally permitted to proceed, ard
had reached Fort Sarpy. They suffered greatly on
tho route. The Sioux were congregated in great
numbers around Fort Pierce.
We learn from Lcaveuworth. that McCrca, who
shot Malcolm Clark, some months since, had been
committed 10 Jail ON the charge Of murder. Bail was
refused. ,
1t is reported that a violent personal recontre had
aud Mr.. Stringtcllow. The Governor was badly
beaten.
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TLIT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

-1rr nov, session of this Institution will commence on
tie lJh OF July, and close on the l'ih al December
pr ns.:, i"I =! I'VE months, si2 30
TUITION ~ n ~ Is 90
Prenru aid spanish, each, eXtrn, p ~
Music. extra, -"
Ornamental branches, rnch, cx'rn, ut teachers piiGes.
Latin nnd Greek Glass, taught By }. Organ, Jr, 10 w
In the ordinary female schools OF me country WHERE
one teacher il employed, it is impossible, for the want OIL
tiuc for the teacher 10 devote that constant personal NJ
ten,lon .Lc. !, needed. For instance, The little pupil IN
music ia necessarily seat 10 re piano to practise her music
without assistance. Should there be unlJ iri scholars,
and n half hour only devoted by rhchto music. the te"ciIer
being present, i've hours OF her time win be consumed,
uri bi, ii:.l" left for instruction in other siuri!es. To TINS
~, hc traccd m,Icu o. tie complaints OF female schools.
The great object Of ray .choOlis 10 GGc;-e the undivided
pcrsonaI attention OF the teachers TO every department.
For this purpose, Two teachers are employed. On. 10 ut
tend to the ordinary English Branches. Including Nathc'
mn,ic. and me ..:iruces, md the other 10 Music, Frcnca
and Snnnish. Miss +. T. Scott vi! aggin have charge OF
The fret department. BY her fidelity, and her ~aniFbility
of character, she has secured the loveof all her pupils; and
iruu. mig owu examination, know thnt those under her
instruction haze prps rrs.ul with extraordinary. rnpidny
and proficiency, so tant it Is Quite common tor them and
their parents to -y that gTnni"r progrcssilas neon nniic III
one i!uu ia any Two yror' before.
In Music, French and Spmni-li. Mis- {, i. Ohrndii"i Is
.csin engaged. She i. ;hcinughter Of a native frelcl.innn,
n, ,ern Odrud'hal, Professor in the Military Institute ut
Noi.O!a. g." ":jcnk- the French language WIN e"se an"
nrri, :. and go yrlH, .aa been the progress OF her pupils III
Music. that some Of Il pr., .rGr til rio'" q. last year; were
able TO take n new piece nj f"org itS'oi =. '.s depart,
mcnt. the pupil take their lessons met la 'c r. cS"..s- ~
Inc t.. cher, and retire 10 another plnnOfo pThc'ar:
tic, .aiter | shull have more time 10 devote 10 irc'iucn,
rriyatc cza..,nt; ;.r- otthc pupils. When'he-e IRE 70 n.sc
place is not gcnoraiij LGo@n ue YUM '"'''0' t"'
.,us,ou.nrr is thut they hra glHay: ~: nnrcl.
In cInsiny. / feel il due TO the young in4i"i' who m ." NJ
,can,I hi school, 10 express my grateful appreciation al
their ~uniFosp; -. '2"-.to each other "H"'o every "'''O'
Of Try iumily. ".
NJ as-c3w IOUN ORGAN, ia.
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BERRY HILL FOR SALE.

yr1ur rc.iirnre of,hp late Col. John Thorn. iuttSr.
~ of Culpeper, Va, will be sold n, public w.
tho nrcmiscs, on the lt,h dag of August, 1855. If G:i'
IN. neg, lair day. L.
I, contains about 100 acres, il situated within Gf::
the orange and Alexandria Rail Road, 3 o. mg" =.
Brandy station, about 3 hours travel OF aFNhh.,~ l.,
Washington City, and OF Richmond and Srarn'"p' =! W.
train. II s generally known throughout III" 3it't a., -,
the most desirable and beautiful! situations IN ne 'g.J.
rcgion--is thoroughly wooded, well wat"Eci: "Do'. -,
me meadow, s:idhaS upan IL II Spring o! sulphur /,
which it is believed, tor the peculiar b;!loG' ut'.,.
dent to Eastern Virginia and the South. '""Got Dc v IN,
in the State. Improperly managed, II would 49,"
wenlrh, as well as health. 10 the poss'-Sor. .,,i
One OF the executors will be- found upon .|s p. ,rs
and will take pleasure in exhibiting the pace 20 Hn. y :,
string t. purchase. lfnot sold t- q whole L "'"0
in parta. !,
Pos,c.sion will be civcn on the lstdny Of Jahua'! =
but the purchaser will have The privilege oil 1"c'"7
Of Wheat this fall. Address either Va.
X. 7. TUUM, FredsucH'u"'s ,,r.v
J. {. THOM. Brandy station. ErigePu.; &.
Or WI. ALEXR THOM' L"; r 7 doc
Executors OF john mon. .
Private applications will be received. IL s', ,t,5u.n
dny mentioned, due notice vii! be give" "
pnpers. ,n,s --csi5
Te-rns made known on day Of sale. Jln. rr,is., 9
--S.Eational In,elEiccncer, AleSnn"rsa :. - ga. -
Rc.s;,ch,u, Register, will copy once awcHh -;
~ - account TO Enquirer Otiee :or coIIccI.~~
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NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 29.-Cotton is unsettled
n sale of 100 bales was offered ut 10 a 10y cents
Sale. for the week $500 baes; receipts for the wccE
1900 bales, against 1850 bales last year. Receipt:
less than last yoar2Ol 900 bales. Stock on hand DIV"
bales. Flour is dull and considerably lower; sales a.
az. Corn is lower. Coifee-Sales this week lb,tHh
bags; stock OH hand 3O,00U; sales OF prime AT ~
IGl a IL cts. Cotton freights to Liverpool 3ths.
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I'M

NJ c. BAKER, Dealer in Real Estate mt 81. Anthony
ys Fnll., Minnesota Territory, will net as nseni to 10
cate Lund Warrants.
His knowledge of the country will enable him to locate
an rho best government lands in this Territory. and North.
cn Wlscousin. Charges Tor locating warrants from $40
10 525 each.
REFERENCES:
Hon. r. NJ. 7. Hunter, Hon. Thos u. BayIy. Capt. VIM.
Harding. northumberland county, Col. addison Hail. Ian.
caster county. City oil CT Ahthony, slhy, le51.
Nav u-y6m
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TWO LADIES, who l;nYc had several years e%pe.
Hgh school, in a town not further South than Virginia.
They will give instruction in French. Iasic, and 81 the
branches usually taught in Female Seniinarics IND fiigh
Schools. The beet testimonials given. Address
e. A.. B.,
June ls-ctf Manchester, Carroll County, Md.
~" ! gentleman md hi. wife, eminent tsacncss, OF an
experienced nialc teacher, can be communicated with,
through the same address.
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I-ASDS EOR SALE.

VNyC ere authorized to ecll about 2,WO acres OF innd u!
w tho couIt- of Dinwiddie, on the Petersburg ana
Boydion Plank road. tL-ss bands will be sold III one ',;
trc body. or will DO di:!dcd iato i;.TS 10 snit the WANT ID
improvements, others with moderate improvement, t!d
come ..ithout any. Person, wishing to purchase "ml 40
wel:o caa o.. US as We can DO accommodating III fos""
W qu""qV' N"'' RUFFN & AUGUST.
uond W. s " = any levitt
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SALE OF ! VALUABLE TRACT or LAND IN

I'm pursuance Of n decree OF the Circnit Court OF the
n Comfy of Cumberland, pronounced on the 9Th day Of
March, lsJ5, in rnc cusn of iHtSiett and wife Sc. james
c. WALTON and others" the undersigned, rs Commission.
ere. will offer for sale. at public auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day Of July ncEl, Of fair, il
not, Tie ueEt mir dag, } the tract OF land belonging 10 the
estate OF the late Edward Walton, deed. This truct of
land iiGs il the county OF Cumberland, nhoIt Eve miles
from tho Court lioasr Of the sad county, on both side. Of
the road leading rom the snid COuri House to Cartrrsv!le.
in IL healthy and agreeable ncichborhood, and contains by
n recent survey isli acres.
The said land has on il a larce and comfortable dwelling
house. with NIL other necessary buildings Tor n farm, and
su hn sold in one entire tract, or IN lots.
IEi MS arc md t"o wears credit; tho purchaser CIV
| ing boAhS with s,np!a ForsoHai sscGr;t:, MI the title re-
tanned e. further security. CREED u. CDi:EalaE,
JAMES D. l$BELi,.
LEWIS ]. WALTON,
- IT,. rnuonis.ioperI
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- OyERSESS AND T~EACHER.-A young lady:
" natire OF Eastern Virginia. who has been engaged
in teaching her younger listers for the lust two years, u
dosirous OF procuring n situation ne goycrnass in u private
family She proposes 10 teach the usual English branches,
together with French md Mnsic. Satisfactory references
Gun be given. Address A. B., box NJ. 7oi, Richmond, va.
lime nh-cit.
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE or

HD y authority vested ii me, / hereby offer for safe or
, rent, the hte residence OF DR.. benjamin F. Terry at
Prince Edward Court House.
The improvements arc, n lnrgc fame house, With sig
rooms, an Office, q C.criIhoasn, nri ell necessary out.
houscs--,hc whole in good rcpuiri alio, u large orchard
and garden. with thirteen acres OF arable land.
The location is healthy and possesses many advantages,
social, religious and educational: being within n mile Of
Hampton Sidney College AMI Union Theological Scnina.
ry, and. nlso. very near Prot. Branch's Female Seminary,
il s-pccially recommends itself to persons desirous OF ed
ucatlns their ciIiii.eu.
The purchaser of ihe above mentioned property can
also buy nj inc, upon fair terms, sic;y ncfes OF land near
10, bu, not adjoining the shnr, the quarter pHrt OF which
is woodland. Address. Prince Edward Court llou-e.
march , eft RICHARD H. WATKINS. Agent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-06

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