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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN, Act
MULES HORSES, CATTLE. HOGS, WAGON

&c. AT AUCTION
HAVING dispored Of my Farm. flmwooi en- y
Il chickahomiuy, will sell NJ suction The j.. v
oi August; on the prcinscs about two mile. below ri.
New Bridges. four tne young Mules iior-,- s.ya
COWS. Hogs. Two fret rH;c Wagon with sNl- 0,a
Cart one Ok Carr, with iron sXlns, Poushs, HD"- 4
sc. &c.
TERMS Cash or all sums OF $50 ,nd under. ria,
amount six months cred, Tor approved a"gc:iaJ y.r
Sale to commence hi II O'Clock 4 NJ
RICHARD HILL. Is
July ls-,ls L. CsI'THOK. Az.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE sULPHrR SPRINGs

MONTGOMERY COUNT, VIRGINIA
HNHlS and beautiful wagering place is opened Tor
the reception OF visitors. Il IL delightfully."- s:tIaie
tie slope OF the AleshSncs, IN Montgomery
county about and half miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Road. from which branch road takes
You the Springs that visitors entirely avoid stage
| travelling.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Danrile or Peters
burg by the South side Fail Road arrive in ynchburg III
time dine where they all night continue on
the Virginia and Tennessee Road passing the Peaks OF
Otter, crossing the Blue Ridge following the beauu!
valley OF the Roanoke. climbing the Aleghanes the BIZ
Tunnel whore they take the branch the Springs ar!v
ns there by o'clock in the afternoon. These Springs
:hree miles from the Yellow and four from the Ale
shany Springs.
The waters of these Springs very similar TO the water
OF Grecubricr White sulphur. more pleasant TO thu
TASTE. sni equally effective ia their They hsve mad"
come remarkable III diseases OF long standing
ami believed Ill the nrisaborhood 70 be a niHholc
remedy for dyspepsia ant anos; disease that ns IL
sumed chronic Their. ulso tne chhy oestr
! springs. OF them very strong.
No expense has been spared fitting up this properly
and every excrtion will he made render v pleasant
and agreeable. The service. of Mr.. THOMPSON TYLER
who well known m almost all the Atlantic cities have
been procured who will be assisted by corps of gentle
ly aud obhsing assistants. me band Of music Is a!sc
engaged
! ~. Communications may be addressed 10
| ROBT. II. MOSBY,
| Pres Montgy White sulphur Springs Co..
| July ll-clm Shawesville va.
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4 VALUABLE FARM
~ THE COUNTY OF KING UILLIiM

FOR SALE.
DIRStAST 10 the LIST will and testament of Ann w
Il Tslinierro decessed rhsl the nth day OF SEP
TENDER l- lair II not the day proceed ell
the premises. the highest bidder shat valuable and
well known Farm, called WARSAW late the residence
Ann W. Taatcrro deceased in the county Of King VII.
liam.
This Farm il about oneour;h OF mile from Ayl.,,s a
thriving village situated the head OF navigation the
MMt;apou river and cOntmns between live and Elk hun
drrd The buildings upon consist OF large two.
story dwelling House win six rooms above and three III
the bhsc,nrHi: good Kitchen. Dairy, Meat House Ice
House Carriage House Orer-eers HOuse, Barn. Shb!--
aud all necessary houses. and wei! OF excellent
the yard The buildings upon beautiful eevu.
ton. which overooks Ay!etts For beauty health
venIence, and good society few country residences -
pass this.
The TERMS will bc:--One.half the purchase money in
cash and the remaining hall in and years in equal
nsalmet- To bear utcres; the sie and 10 be
acorly secured Il is likely that, the deferred psy
men- the purchaser may get any be may choose by
the payu!ri; OF the Interest annually.
At tho same time and place will be sold the grow ing
Crops of description. stock OF Gil kinds Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation uten-is, &c, Sc.
The Rev. e. CiariIck who lives upon the land will
take pleasure showing any person who may with
10 view il. +. w SCOTT. Executor
July 1-cwtds Of A w. Tslsi.rro decd
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TSpECIlL NOTICES.

TO TIE VOTERS OF Me- VIE m,,Snd of
Fellow Ci,zens-l take IN. n.sT ~, y" ",
-, "a. you !S"' NJ S'.' S..,,nn J. : FINCH,
u. ,-.liy s: the "sN' '' Charlottesville.
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WILL b" given tor delivery 10 me IN Richmond
w OF two negroes. ISAAC and HENRY, who Runaway
from Fre,ercksbUr. last September. They were pur-
chased of Geo lcr Isaac formerly belonged to Dre~ry
Fitzhu,h Of King George county He - aii cErk Dfowi
fellow about 10 years old Henry il nbout 81 years old
feet or ~ inches high dark brown color. and belonged
formerly to Mr. Lucas OF Frcdcr!ck.bur: viii give the
.bov. reward if delivered III Richmond, or seventy
6ye dollar. c.ch if occurred in jai! so get them.
HECTOR DAVIS, Agent for
u.r o.-c,f Thomas q. James.
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EpIsC0pAI. HIGH SCmOOL or yIRGlNI

REV JOHN +. MCGUIRE, RECTOR
yEyHE mex, session o, this Institution VIII c"ii'''c "
II Wedne. day the 18th ot September H. :;
TERMS-S22j per session, payable srih!th"un'i "
advance viz SIP - ut the commencement o' Tue p
.nI SII 20 ON the second Wednesday III February -"
rent. sending two sons ny S ,h"-c setihs ~ 90 pay
sIS5 c an tho same ,-r...s annually ia advance
Modern Language Nusic ard DRAWING Al .'
,Ia,,nn ,r entrance or for iuriicr informr"n hd'
dressed to the Rector Pamphlets c"n'ahih. 'u'' II"
count of the school sent TO th"-e who request IT,
po-. Otbcc Theological Seminary Fsiriax county w.
u.m.ri IuIy n i-:Ip-cwtSIJ
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SUMMER RETREATS,
FAUQUIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, IL.

FAUQUIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS III.
VUNHIs highly improved and
IL FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACE,
has been Thoroughly rscd for the coming season and
will be opened on the FIFTEENTH OF JUNE. Unnl the
lss OF July a Train will leave Alexandra daily 1t :,
O'Clock, A. NJ, and connect with Stages hi Warreuton,
seven miles from the SPRINGS by Turnpike
Alter the Isl OF July the Train Tor Warrenton viii leave
Alexandria at:l o'clock +. NJ Time from Alexandria u
the Springs, FOUR HOURS. daily Train from Cor
louisville, East, ll NJ, with Stages ut Zeal
ton Station, nine miles from the Syringe by good coun
Try road. Passengers iroH Richmond aud Staunton ar
rive al the Springs To dinner
Board, per day, 81; Week sl2 Month OF 2s days. $40
Children and coiorcd servants hall price.
ALEXANDER BAKER. =
June 2a-lm Late OF Washington City
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L.
DY virtue of decree Of tho Circuit Court a Prime
Id Edward county. shall on "WEDNESDAY, the lsi
dav Of August next Kic.'s depot tls Soutb-side
RAILROAD prUceed, sell 10 the highest ber, tract OF
aud wing both .dc- Of said rsiIroad Ir the above
named Depot in the county of Prince Edward said tract
of land contains by survey .u 1nd well adapted
~ rho Growth OF Corn, Wheat Tobacco, &e. and rs b
nroof OF its productivt with truth affirm n NE
ne, proceed, OF this farm Ia. equaed aln 81 any sr OF
zc in Prince Edward but those wishing to purchase
rnn il they prefer ii, call Mr. Barneue Carter tae
ovrrserr residing the premises, who will take pleasure
TySssSThe purchaser will BE- required 10 give hohs-
sysble in ard years with good security and 'h' u
Il. will also be retained until the purchase money P'
Is ,'ir, - Iw D. 4 SMITH. Comr.
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GOOCHLASD ACADEMY.
4

JOHN HAhI, ia. Vt A., FfINIIFA M
TIME rex, session Of this school will begin the IL
Il OF October and continue without interruption
Of studie. except on sundays sd during Christmas week
until the eud OF JuiIc following
Instruction be- Ia everything belonging to th'
Academic Course the University OF NIr.uis Clrcular
pvins specific information be obtained by slTh
cG,ion TO the Principal The schoO IS accessible Uy tn
James River Csua-th- laiIii Cedar Point. The mum
her of students will be limited; early applications sretherc
fore invited
TEHMs-Board, &c, excluding lighis s2rGlisf in nd
vance: balance LIST 81 March.
Address the Principal al 'hadensville, Goochland'
Ii1,,.
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= TuR GREAT YTRGINIA DI>TILLERY,

a THF GREAT VIRGINIA DISTlLLERI,
FOR SALE.
yH1ur ,,s.,;bsrs wishing TO retire from business will
sei their nlSrlLL cry; possession 10 BE had thr
FIRE, of Isnunry next II is buit of brick in tile most sub
s-snusl nsnnr with grain houses, stables. and other
hpi dr. and mems accommodating i've thousand hye
burdrea hos and will run nino hundred and twenty-five
| busheh grain per day .
m. r;v.T Lor, distance below the corporation line, and
hiss wharf with inclined rail road. All the machinery is
of the mos, approved construction and perfect order
can be learned by communicating with Us.
July ls-d&cin 81 kafNa Sa0"hhIh'
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.


TIME next session OF this Institution viii commence on
IL the 18th of July aud close the 18th Of December
Terms, payable hi the end of the session 80 o
| Board, per session vi i've months, 81" "
iu'' %sbsms,jc, So p''''''"''' 1900
rr.ncb mud Spsri.b cacb .x,,, & 90
Nn.r ex,rn coo
Ornamental Branches, each ezra at teachers prices
Latin and Greek Clh-4 Taught by J. Orsain Jr, 10 w
In the ordinary female schools Of the country ~here
one teacher IL employed impossible for the ~hn Oh
time the teacher that personal Mt
tention that is needed For instance. the little pupil III
music necessarily sent to the piano 10 practise heT hue
without assistance Should there be only ten scholars,
and half hour only devoted by enchto music the teacher
being present, hYe hours Of her time will be consunco'
and hut little lett Tor instruction in other sudie. 'ir
may ho traced much Of the complaints of female schoon
The great object OF school is secure the Chu''oc
personal attention OF The teachers every Department
For this purpose TWO teachers employed onc 70 III
tend TO the ordinary English Branches. including MAIN
aIics and the Science. sud the other 10 Music frchc
and Spanish. Miss 7. Scott will again have charge OF
The fr-t department. BY her fidelity aud her ana"t
Of character che mas secured the loveO all anu
from my examination know that those uh'e' neI
instruction have progressed with extraordinary rhpdiS
and proficiency that il is quite common ior ihe anu
their parents say that preGresshas been Aiaoe III
one than in any two years before. 80
In Music, French aud Spanish. Miss C. T. OGend Nal Is
AGAIN engaged She Is the daughter oil NATIVE FrencHH
NJ Jean Odcndhal. Professor in the Military institute al
Norfolk She speaks the French language WIN ease an"
purity and great has been the progress OF her
Music that Of them the close OF las were
able 10 take new piece at every lesson 10 th uep",
men the pupils take their lessons rst IN me presehee VI
IN. teacher and retire 10 another piAnoto prhctse
Hereafter shall hare time 70 devote 70 frequent
examinations oithe pupils When thee are to take
l.ce ia NOT generally known by the young ladies' Inc
apansscuence il that they are always prepared
1o;nr feel it due 70 the youn: lsdles vino have al.
dd This school, to express my grateful appreciation OF
h inform tindnessto each other aud TO every member
of my family .,,. 1,,.,huro Y,
ny ~ aea ar, - JOHN ORGAN, JR-
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Jane" 13I,,IZEZS OF HANOVER
'' vov CHOI.IC.-wi:h the season Of

S'N,,'S1N + y, Low CITIZENS TAKE tuif
~ W ,'r. voy that | AN candidate Tor the
S..-=a,.y .! yS"' N''' las w. VAUGHAN
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These substances existing together In the water, give
rise 10 Cnrbonaes Sulphses Phosphstes and Chlorde

/
CERTIFICATE
Nessrs Forlkss. EdmuHds0R S Gdrdaer:
have been III the habit OF prescribing with confidence
and success the OF the Yellow sulphur Springs for
many years in general debility; in ndoent and ScrotuOus
Ulcers; in Amenorrhes aud deranged mrnstrusron In
disease OF the skin effects r.nnrknb!et any thing
may be called spechc in any disease ,h. may b.
III Chronic Diarrhcra, especially in children.
! lulr u3-c;t You're &c JOS :. EDlE. n. D.
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I 'EN FINF. SUE j fND Sf.IfN II IA BIE.
| HCST received st No. 10. Market Bridge, clips
- ply Of IN" following very -GiHa." Saucs iU S3aA
the present season. for gentlemen:
| ticrrnsn hid Oxford Ties
| German hid Broad strip l"H quarter Sho"s
| Denmark Satin Congress GHit'rs
Thc," entirely -iyles and 10 be- h"d no
where Else IN III. Guy. ficnt-nrn deer II. Of having
-o"tbng really -cu;cei -crvcchb a.I comfortable ..'
do well to call aud supply thcin-cive- ~
| JOHN c. PAGE,
July |, No. 49, Market Fridge
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AT Auction.
ID Y virtue Of II deed al trust mad To me hy a.
Id Mr A. Z. Balour. will sell HI public aug. <I-SN
tIon ri G!uucert-r Court House, on MONDAY 1870
m 9th lay Of August s.r tina; heinz the County C"u!
dov the fne stallion WATERLOO This hor.. il out Of
the Durcess, thcim sister OF American Eclipse ey
horse of good and form H has mad. several seasons
in York and Gloucester Counties, where his coils va
luei very highly
As there il no ouh, hbon HE pedigree and he is very
sure fosl -i,- persons desiring TO raise hoodrd horses
uny md il to their advantage purchase this hnc horse
For particulars refer Mr. A. b. BaltOur nj Gloucester
Court House. or George Booker Esq, Elizabeth City
county who knows the pedigree OF Waterloo.
JuIy o}-ctls NJ. B. SEAWELL. Trustee.
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CAPON SPRINGS,
TIRGINII.
TNHE MOUNTAIN HOUSE" at this well established
IL and

POPULAR WATERING PLACE,
will be opened the 10th OF June. The from BsEi
more 20 o'clock, A. NJ, arrive Winchester a y Z.
NJ Two lines Of Stugcs owned by different Propre;ors,
giving the public all the advantages oil active compe;
non. leave Winchester at p NJ and arrive Capon
Pm
train leaves Alexandria daily at y NJ and arrives
at Srasburg. the Manassas road, nj III NJ connect
Parish Co.. which leaves Strssburg Oh the arrival OF the
and reaches Capon at y NJ Passengers from Bal
timore 1! NJ by Washington with this TRIM
AZ Alexandria by Steamboat, and breakfast the
Boat The connection with Baltimore by this
tain, and the trip pleasant and expeditions Board per
day, g.; Week Sl2; Month, of % days $40 Children
and colored servants hall price.
T l.. BLAKEMORE,
June ~ THOMAS B. 7. INGRAM.
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LAMBS WARRANTS WANTED.

TIME highest market piir will be paid for 10, 100
Il and Ito Land Warrants, also for Land ser,
Person. having Warrants Scrip 20 eel, will do well IL
call hi WI. III RLE1S
Exchange Office No. :, Pearl -. Richmond, Va
B-PersOns Twin. in the country respectfully re-
cucstri forward their (wh-u duly a-igneoi
by mail oiherwis" anal pledge mysclfo then that they
sai highest market price, and prompt returns
chrck they shall deem proper 10 direct ni.
The prce ui Warrants j. auctuating and unsteady at
present; arr paying 81 II per acre.
June 6-yn WIN. HURLEY.
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SALE OF 4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND /:

pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
County OF Cumberland, pronounced ON the 9Th day
March. !sJ III the ui Hewlett and wife We James
C. Walton and Others, the undersigned, Commission
will offer tor sale, at public auction. the premises
OH WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF July next, Il! iair. II
not the fair day. the Of land belonging to the
estate of the lG:e Edward Walton decd This trsc OF
land lies in the county of Cumberland, about rve miles
from the Court House of III" said county both sides oil
the road leading from the said Court House Gainesville
ii healthy and agreeable neiehLorhood and contains by
n recent survey isl: acres.
The said land has on large and comfortable dwelling
house, with all other necessary buildings for IL farm snd
will be- cold IN one entire tract, III lots.
TERMS: One and two year. credit; the purchaser civ
ns bond. with ample personal security. and the title
tanned as further security. CREED ID. COLEMAN,
JAMES b. lSBELL,
LEWIS J. WALTON,
lima -,,is gr
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JOHN y. WILLIAMS,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER
lfokNEALY WITH Mr.. joins HILL. RICHMOND Val
n NoHiiAUES 10 repair WATCHES, CLOCKS 81
~ aud JkWELRN, md {" give the mot perfect ~
satisfaction Ia his customers ut Ills old stand "
on North l'th -r.e: doors from Main ..c.t E&6
All a'ch and Clock work repaired in this establishment
Will be done by myself alone, and kept in perfect running
order Tor year, without any additional charge b-,
made. JOHN n. WILLIAMS
MATCHMAKER and Jew.llrr. North J., n street,
Two door: from Main, HEAR the tr-t Market
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BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS.
JAMES WOODUOUSE Il co,

BEAUTIFUL lSSIRlNESlS.
JAMES WOODTOJSE IL co,
(LiTE NdSH s. OODHOUSE,)
UUAvE lust received n -upply"i CHIC SrsSs----1.
HI ERlNG's PIANO FORrES delicious E4tlaS[t-SS}
Is toned md finished in the latest and most q u
Fashionable lyle.
Tie reputation OF these Instrument sowcl and 80 wide.
IL known tha ANY further commentator would seem ria.
pcriuOus.
ALSO-La,cly received additional supplies Of superb
Pruo Forter, from Stoiart Co., ana j. h. Dunh"n. New
York
The subscribers now offer ihr-e and exenrive va
rely Of tho best Instruments, may b" s,i ~ ans SIM
lar establishments North South and upon good terms
~ can be obtained of respectable Dealers IN New York
Boston, thus rendering entirely unnecessary for parties
to send North to buy Piano Fortes
Old Pianos thkcn in part for ones; and lair
prices above Tor the
Pisro- purchased from 10 the country Sre pack.
ed til. iS: they may reach :'r
destination without the slightest injury.
r. Pianos tuned and repaired. April 30
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GEOK(;E r. SWAMI, ,,,-,v
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SoLiCil oh l., |ii''-~
JACKSON. Mss,
BDRACTICEs Law in the several state and tsa,s
III a;nJs snd the neigh boring eastern eounaes de
,s ao attend 10 the payment Of taxes and redemption OF
forfeited lands Al the Auditors once tr-;,,
r.a samuel Marx, Esq, Gather Bank OF Virginia,
N.!.r. HsTri, 4 Gibson, Richmond, Va Nov lo-cly
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$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS At


nN TUESDAY, the alsr in-r co'nnrncin. ct iUo,iu,t
~ "" will -cl AT the Vi Va!,ntiH- 'r'a'hsv
%, No. ~ Broad streer, TIL sutrr 5slSnc" a. thor steel.
oi goods. comprsr. large Ind hauGscr
choice retailing goods well worthy Tie ai:r,Ia! 81
aud country dealers.
AMONG tha goods viii be found large ana slHt 20.
OF Rich Brocais. Pisii striped and Plain six
Plaid and Plain Cs-huerc- md M.rinos
hrh Printrd Del iEes, BOmba7ins> aud Alpaca.
a large lot OF Cloths and CGs.imrre-
S"tlies. T1"ed- ard kentucky Jeans
tfh''' Hin:hsms. l.ns"y- Flsune- AMI EIsikc.
isfSr !"t OF rich crspe, CH,hm.rr TurA.,I -nl
Plhij Shswls
m,u--ss Three ply and Ingram Carpe,!a., and Hl,a
Birschcd and Brown Domestic.
Gloves, Hosiery. &c. &c &c
BEN. Of the !sr,rs, and rno,, .!..ir,LI. -.
Dry Goods ever offered AT auction ia li- nIarA.r
TERMS al sale. KENT PAINE { ..
la I'D
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AItvTInI SilLS.
~ - ~ =
TIKI sTEE'S SALE or LtNDIN GOOCHLASn


TIKI sTEE'S SALE or LiNDIS EOOCHLASu
CUg:TY.
az virtue OF deed OF executed by John Z.
SP.nIr -..l Mary +. p Spindle bis wife, 10 EdH AID
i"1iIs Ch"l Ice RI, AMI L. NJ Coleman is trustee,
'ns g""ft ui 'i-ors" Fleming and Jane F. Hutch r..
'h nee, Is dated the -tl day o! October lsJ and
1921 u" me "rss Ohc' o' t"r County Court Of Gooci'
nc undersigned, acting trusted, will proceed i
ne ION day Of August, I-Lt to soil on the pre-.
sr, me .nh IN ,hr snii deed conveyed or 90 much
e Us VIII ." nihc'"n; To sa.y the debt due to Jane
+. Hatcher, secured by the .a.i deed
Inc iaht iirs on the Western Fork o! Beaver Dam
Crr'A IN "oochan county AMI few miles North OF the
exr"il"u, buildings on IT, -
Tn" ttle brlered 10 be rfectly good bu, ern: IA.
trustee the undersigned viii convey only suc! title rs
convey rti TO him Terms of sale cash
July lg--ctdo CHARLES NORRIS T,u.,.e
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TWENTY DOLLARS KEWtKD

TWENTY DOLLARS REWikD
WILL be given for LEWIS ClillES. Il Delivered 10
w me NJ Dover Pts .svem miles above Richmond he
is about high and has oil his front teeth
OUT .h brown color; ra-d by Mr. Eired Green OF Caro-
line county hired Virginia Central Rail Rosd
d. pot tor -everal year, kchmoD< frricncisbufg
Potomac Rail Road Depot has acquaintance. III FEedeE
lex burg.
address Charles ". Coleman. Powcl's Tavern, Gooch-
land county, Va. June '-c2iD
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STEAMER BELyIDERE.

FOR BALTIMORE.
| INREIGIIT eceived to-day, CIondnyJ stA ee<n
Il II o'clock, and up To ia" hour Of 3SsSl4RS
o'clock T. NJ Tuesday July 9th met
Co-sne,- informed that their goods will h" landed
today and they requested to send down to c wharf
| Tor them ~ .
shippers requested to send in their bills o! l.ins
early Tuesday afternoon for signature or their goods vii
| be consigned TO order. 49, -
Iulr LlDIAN 4 W ilSOT.
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HnSWElI. ACADEMY.

NEAR STANTON. VIRGINIA,
By WM B. JOHNSON.
TWINS is Boarding Sclool for Boys-iined in num-
II Der 10 twenty.
The session BEGIN. 1t September and continues ten
months, with vacation @ two week, ri Christmas.
TEkAs--sa00 for turpn, board fuel, washing and
light payable half IN adj half the LIST Februsry
REFEREScEs:-Hon II. H. Stuart, Judge l.. p. Inoll-
Stauuon Geo n Johnson, Esq, Richmond Professor
8 Maupin University Of IN GINA sept l+-cly
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SCHOOL II Louisa COUNTY

TUNHE School At S:nhhrli will commence again ON t'
III lst OF SeptemJ"r. The situation is rcmnrknhi,
healthy one, within mile OF the Central Railroad, :.
miles from Turrssii" and ~ from PTeiericks Hall Depot
The Young Ladies a,rustcd to our care will be treaie,
parentsliy
TERMs-For Board hnd Tuition in all the Engli-i
Music 70 renew nv ndy.r,i.,ment with the design
taxing more hoaldeIs Ny uddregs
EDWIN J. BAKER.
July I7-c6t Tolcrsville Louisa Va.
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FEMALE TEtCIIEUS

FEMALE TEACHERS
1.-TWO LADIES, who have had sewers, v.or.. ex,e-
rience in teaching, wish TO take chnrc. of Female
High School in not further South than viraina
They win give instruction in French. Music and All the
branches usually taught In Female Seminaries md High
Sehools The best Testimonials given Address
{. 4. B.,
t,r. 1actf Manchester Carroll County Md
re gentleman and bis wife, eminent teachers. an
exnereneed male teacher, can be communicated with,
~ onoh the anne address
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-24

MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY sEAI w ~
CUASicsV!LLE TURNPIKE, y Hills fhoA
RICHMOND. FOR SALE. -. r.. ,.,
- shore !. for ,nc privately. The place contains
,,ou, e acres OF land highly improved OF which about
"a .cre. are cleared The improvements on the pace con
- ~ comfrsbr brick dwelling aud every other build
- thsr cond e drs:red the number Of which u would
be unnecessary rnumersi- The house IL surrounded
~ o.es, oaks and the largest variety OF orna
free. shrub. flowers &c 10 be found in soy othe
niaee of the There also large garden vol
rsock ed with tfui,s and vegetables
4. 40 description which could be gwen would convey
idea OF the beauty OF the place, persons disposed
10 purchase respectfully requested TO examine IL Mr.
g~sant who always be found home will take pies-
sure in showing the premises.
The terms OF pay meal De made very accouunods'
ding.
For further particular, apply to ,
June gT-clm GODDlN hPPEhsOs