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ROCKS FOR SUMMER READINC,

POPULAR BOOKS FOR SUMNER READING.
TIME English Orphans: by Mr.. n. J. Holm"s-uu,hor Of
Il ,~I"mpest and Sunshine" l vol, paper covers -
The Pridr Of Life, by Lady Scott, author of the Ellen.
picked Husband - = %
The Fall oil the Crimes: a Romance; by Capt. Spencer.
sl
Percy E~tiu,hn,n; or, the Germ Of the Worlds Esteem;
by Henry COctOn, author OF valentine Vox,' &c. 81 p
Tales Tor the Marines; by 1t. Wise, U. !. N. 81 Is
Visits 10 European Celebrities; by the Rev. DR.. Spra2ue.
The Newsboy. 81 25
The Wutcimaa. 81
The Land OF the saracen; or Pictures of Palestine, Asia
Minor, Sicily and spain: by BayHrd Taylor. 81 -
Cilillsn, Literary Portraits, 3 s.rics. 81 IS
TIL" RI Bng; by y. + Willis. 81 IS
'hri-,i. tombstone; II Novel: by Henry Reader, Esq. IS
cent,
Peg Wellington; II Novel; by Henry Reader. IS cts.
A-'hooI Of Lille. by Anna Maria llowitt. IS cts.
IL" iou.h Of Jcderson, Il Chronicle OF College Scrapes
M'1si!H: by the author vi the "EIrguin Cumedihns.
L,%l"f Stockings and silk; by the author Of the "vir.
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$780,, m "r 'I' Merry M"u0nniiacs an American
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT CLEFT OAK.
u an- III .tnI,ENI. nhnkunA Al n ..,n II

rs. CLAIBORNE RAkkSpAlE will open IL School
ANH for Iuun. Ladies' on the first nt September next,
and will be- glad 10 receive Day Scholars or ~lunri"rr.
Thu, situation Of Cleft Oak Is very b"ali!,iul n"l ncrrssi
hlr. being only iuo miles from Roanoke station, Oh the
Richmond and Danvillc Rail EUul.
The coursr OF study will rompri'" Spelling. R"aiin:,
Grammar, Typography, Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry. rhetoric, Logic. and Astronomy.
TERMS:-For ten months Tuition, ....-............Sl $50
Board per month,
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" -
PlRGINI.i.
fnNHE "MOUNTAlS HOUSE" at this well established
POPULAR PLACE,
will be opened Oh the 10th OF June. The Ours from Ralti.
more al 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, arrive. ut Winchester nj ~ /.
NJ. Two lines vi Stages owned by different Iropriciora
giving to the public I'LL the advantages of uciivc compcti.
ton. leave Wiuclester Ht3 I. NJ, and arrive at Capon ut =
7. NJ.
A train leaves Alexandria daily at : A NJ, and arrives
at Strashurs, On the Manassas roai, al III A H., connect.
ing with u Stage Line owned 10y the cntcrprisinr firm of
Parish & Co, which leaves Strasburg on the arrival of the
cara aud reaches Cspun at !! r. NJ. Passengers from Bal.
timorc ut Al A. NJ. by Washington, connect with this Train
At AleXanlria 10y Steamboat, and can breakfast ON the
Boat. The connection with Baltimore by this route is Ger.
tain, and the trip pleasant and expeditions. Board. per
day, So; Week, Sl2; Month, Of ~ days, $40. Children
and colorei servants half price.
Il. l.. BARRYMORE.
June ~ THOMAS n T.. INGRAM.
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NIT lHoMr'Nl iciNll, NlRtlNla.
VNtlS new and beautiful watering place il opened Tor
the reception of visitors. 1t is delightfully."- siiunted
ON the western slope OF the Allrghhnics, III Montgomery
county, about one and u hall miles from the Virginia Ild
Tennessee Rail Road, from which II branch romi takes
you 10 the Springs, so that visitors entirely avoid stage
travelling.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Danville or Peters,
burg, or by the South. Side Rail Road, arrive in LynchourSh
time TO dine, where they can stop all night or continue on
the Virginia aud Tennessee Road. pushing the fehks o,
Outer, crossing the Blue Ridge, following the peh"Hnui
valley OF the Roanoke, climbing the Alleshnnlcs I" TIE h's
Tunnel, where they take the branch 10 the SPRING, "tri'.
i'll. there hy = o'clock in the afternoon. These SPrinss
are three miles from the Yellow and four from the Ai''
shnny Springs.
The waters Of these Springs are very similar ONE wafer
OF tire Greenhricr White sulphur more pleasant ! ~
taste, and equally effective i'll their usr. Ihcy nave Nih''
some most remarkable cures Of diseases "i long stahhnnhS
and are believed in the urichborhood to nr MI hin'OoI
remedy for dyspepsia and almost every disease lna' Nus "'
summed "A chronic stare There are also Two me ~chalyDchtt
springs. one of them very strong.
No expense has been spared in fitting up this property
md every rxrrtinn will he Inuic 10 render II visit pheasant
and agreeable. The services of Mr.. THOMPSON TYLER
lr.cu procured, who will lr assisted 10y n corps oI gentle
MANLY and obhcins assistants. 4 fnr band vi music is ais,
engaged.
E-s>' Communications mag be- addressed TO
ROBT. II. MOSRS,
Prrst Montg'y White sulphur Springs Co,
July ll-clm Shawcsvilc, Va.
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lat ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

FI.AT Ib(h Ft.t.NIsE Sf.bI.Nth
UNIIf next session OF this Institution will romm"nc" on
the 18th of July, anh r"-" on the Iii, ui December.
Terms, payable ut the end uf the session:
RoarG, I,cr session ui iv" months, 81 -
Tuition in the Engli-lI Departments, including
Mathematics, &", H.
French and Spanish, ehcli, extra, nW
Music, extra. -"
Latin uni Creek Class, taught by ]. Or.nin. Jr. IL w
In the ordinary frinrl" schools al the country where.
one teacher is employed, ii il impossible, Tor the want "i
ti,ur. for the irnrirr 10 devote that constant l"r-"hhi al
,.u,iuu lint is needed. For instance. III" lilir luliI III
music is necessarily cent iu III" piano |" practise hcr ihn-''
| xirhon, mssi.imncr. should rirr" 10" only ten scholars,
and n half hour only devoted by cHc!I;u music, The ''hclI"f
hriu,, urryrut. five hours oI her time will 10" consumed,
and lui little lit for instruction in other .,udr"s. Tn this
may be- traced much ui III" complaints al i"rIni' schools
Tho rrrni object of my srluul is L" s'chr" III" lnhi'il'h
rcr-onsl attention uf tie irnchrrs To every apartments
For ,his purptsr.. two teachers are ~cnrlny'd. On" !" nj
lend 10 the ordinary English iirmnril"s. inrlI'iins M"ih''
,u,lics and the Sciences, and the other 10 Murlr, FRENCH
md Sunui.b. Miss r. T.. Sruli will again hh'" chtf:" al
| The iirs. department. Ey her fidelity. mnd her "'nin'hiiy
of character, she has secured thu lOvr"i all h'r pups ana
from my own examination Know tfh 'ii.-' ""ri ~
instruction. have progressed with extraordinary rhlliiy
and proficiency, 50 that II j. quite common Tor Them ana
their parents 10 say that sr'al"r pr"srrss!.a' been i'"H'!" III
one ilinn in any two years before. e,
In Music. French and Spanish. Miss Z. J." Oi'hH hnI -
urnin engaged. She l. Ilr,iuugEi"r ola nhii'rf r'ii'ltiI''h'
N. jean Odcni'hnl, Professor in III" Military ii''''"t" NJ
Norfolk. She speaks :hr French lnngn""" vim ease ana
uuriiy. md 50 "rcu, hrs been In" progress ni her lUiii- III
Nu.i,. iluut some nC them. near the ri"sr oil h-t y'hr, were
nhl. Ia TAX. II new piece at every l"ss"ii. In ms depart
mrut. the pupil, take their lessons nr-i IN thr presence 81
the Teacher. md retire To another pian"tn practise:
Hereafter shall have moro time To- d"y"ir 10 frequent
private examinations nftir pupil. When these nr" 10 TAKE
place i. no, generally known by III" young l"'''S' Inc
consequence Is that iltry are "!"ay- pr'inHr'''
In closing feel due IL tho young Indies VINO nave al
tended thi. school, 10 express my grateful appreciation ui
their uniform kininss.tn each other ANIL" every member
uf my innily.
inW,. a;.",iy JOHN ORGAN. in.
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I.ASn ~

ud C. BAKER. DraIar ia Real Estate at II. anthony
IYs Falls, Minnesota Territory, vii! act rs agent 10 "'
cate I.ani Warrants. ..,o
lHs knowledge Of the country WI! rn"t'i" mn u ;" =
an the b,-r government lands in this Territory. ana NORM,
,ru Wisconsin. Charges for locating warrants rom Sio
To 81 each. .,r.
Han y N r. Hunter, Hon. Thos II. Bayly. Capt. VIM.
uarI;n, Enr,buInLerIAnI county, Col. Addison Hall, Lam
~" ".' ANN City Of - Anthony, May, 1855.
May 2l-wtm
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-rO TME ClrihkHH1n lt os IN take ms tIis
49, COUNT .t. am a candidate for the
S~h,1lssl;y OF y"ar '"""' JAS. W. VAUGHAN.
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GOOCHLASD ACADEMY.

y "
JOHN HART, JR, NJ. a., PRINCIPAL.
fHNllE next session oi this school will begin on the LIST
IL OF October next. hud continue without interruption
"t studies except Oh SGnl"y- and during Christmas week,
until the end Df June following.
Instruction can be gwen in everything belonging 10 the
Academic course OF til" University of Virginia. Circulars
giving more rpcritr Information. cnn brohtanrd 10y hppli-
cation 10 the Principal. Tie school is accessible by the
james River CuIni-ih" lanIln: Cedar Point. Tie mum.
her of students will b" limited; early applications ureilIcre'
fore invited.
TERMS.-Bonrd, &c, excluding lights, S2O0-half in ad.
vance; balance lst vi March.
Address the Principal, AT "ITndcnsvilc, Goochlnnd."
June 5-ctf
L-S"Whis, Examiner mml Religious Herald copy.
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NOTICE.

TuNIE President and Directors Of the Christiailsvillc ana
Il Keysvillc Plank RoHd Company will apply to the
County Court of Charlotte nj August term, 1855, TO appoint
i've disin,-rest.d frcehOldcrs, who, or any three or more
Of whom, -hall constitute Ii BUhrd of Commissioners, 10 ns'
certain n just compensation 10 tho owners oil land upon the
line o. -hid Improvement, witlin the rnid county, for such
OF th' said lunds hs are proposed to be taken by the Com
pany tor its purposes.
June 2.r-Cwt~ + FINCH. prcEt,
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SCHOOL,
" - ~ A ~ ~ ~ n -

III TThE TUW Z
TUNHE exercises of this School will be- resumed on
u the 10Th of August. and terminate on thu l!ih I'll
June following. The course Of study is cxt"nsiv" anu mo
rough, lie ign"dto prepare The Pupils fer the highest chi'r'h
in the University, or Tor the actual buslin'rr oi ln': ana liz
best efforts vi the Teacher IRE employed :" form III ihn''
committed to his care the character ri christian "'lhf,
men. The situation Is remarkable Tor lrnlilincss, social
ami religious advantages and facility al access.
TERMS:-For Board hnd Tuition, 10 months, S13O, fHS"
bic uu"llalf on the st I'll August, and onc.iinli On th' III
Of january.
For further particulars, address
July G-cwilst Aug PIKE row EkS, Siaun'"h'
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
TIME Faculty will proceed On the 2OlI "i september u
make npnoiu,mrnts OF Stnlr Students. Ia ill Nnc"I'
cirs which have ucttlrr,li in the following districts:
TX. Frederick, Jefferson and Clarke.
-NNlI Madison, Greene, tulp"p"r, Orange ana i"pp"
hammock.
M. Caroline. Essex and Spotsy lvHnia.
Iuty ,i-rxsw Chairman .f tho Fu,ury
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Marine NEWS.
..,I.TuNONU, July L..

ARMED,
. ,sshnrough. Wolfold. mdz.
>hr tNfa S.ycrs, Burke, Baltimore, mdz'
>hr " m. more. Phillips, baltimore, mds'
Schr bai,,a1rsr,t, Tyler. New York, mdh'
Schr su"'N SAILED,
futile. New York, mdz.
SIR H ,.,"n' Mitchell, Baltimore, light.
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nSRI'R(.

Military, Mathematical. and Classical Institute
w. }. MuNE!SSETT, A.. NJ, Principal.
X. N. SMITH, 4. ~, Assistant.
XXTlLL resume. lis EXERCISES an Tho LIT day al DC
tohrr, and continue 10 months.
Board. fuel. lights. AMI washing, slot
Tuition in Primary Engli-l, y
Higher English H"i Mathematics, u
and one Language. ~
" ",yo al more " II
For further information, address The Principal. ut VII
l%innsbur., Va. July lu-ciOl
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~ INVERNESS M TEACHER young lady,
native of Eastern virsinin, who has been engaged
in teaching her younger ti'ter' tor the last Two y"ais, u
Somilv She proposes to teach the usual English branches
,omotber with French and Music. Sutiriactory references
can be given. Address a. B. box No. 'o'' Kiei'"'on"' "
- nc It's
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FIFYrV O0L,L,NRS REWARD

kNok ia" apprehension OF NV negro boy, HARRISON,
~ir"g"'arily called DICK, who aLscondrd from New
, anton Buckingham County. Va, January :'ri, ls'h-
tinh /" ~ !"nro Of aye. very black, S feet or inches
: J. WA give III" above rcwhrdif taken out "i ih,
n 81. hm' II '"k"ni i'll III, Suic will pay S1, delivered nj
MY ""uS'' ROBT. II. JOHNSON.
,... N New Canton, Buckingham County, va.
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II KEMBLE'S Il COMING. nz
KEMBLE'S MI%rROPOLlTAN MlNSIRELS,
CONSISTING OF TWELVE TALENTED PERFORM
ERS.
IVAvE the honor OF announcing to the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Richmond aud vicinity. a series OF
select Drnwin,.runnI Entertainments. consisting Of
SONGS, IIEES. CIURUSES. ETHIOPIAN EcCEN-
IEICITIES, BI'RLESQUES &C, &C, at
METROPOLlTAN HALL,
IN WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SAT-
l-RDAY EVENINGS,
lilly lIru, l2rIt, Eth AsD iirri.
No ro-tpone,nrnt on account OF weather.
~ Tickets - cents. Performance 10 commence ut :
o'rlurk.
w." For particulars, see bills of tho day.
W. II. BTRkE. Manager.
rrlro f. MALLORY, Agent.
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FNRNERS' HNNK OF VIKGINIA, I

F0JifE President and Directors al this Rank have de-
a rlarrrl II dividrn! al !! per cent. cut ri the profits "i
the lnst Fix months. subject Ia per cent. bonus |" IN"
$rntr, lcnyiug I per cent. payable 10 the St"ckli"Ii'fs.
July l--dlpt J. y. SMITH, |hshr.
NToTIGE-O the 4lst Of July we shall close our pre-
Y semi hu-iu,.-s. therefore, hri wrrn iii, time aud thai,
~. will uf"r every p"--ihlr iniuccIn'nt Ia buyers tociost
nui lois ct pnri- I'll lots Of goods OF every kind. III" tln'
Iriu. uoy .Inrt. W. hnp, nhl uf oar friends. for wlOrr he.
uriit We have Delayed our clr-r, will come III 1t once anu
furnish tlrm."lv"-.
VALENTINE. CRENSIIAW & co,
No. ~, corner Erurl and nh streets,
r,,. STar CnliiOl Square.
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BUSINESS CARDS,


/. d y. MAULE,
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY PAINTERS,
FOUR DOORS ABOVE THE THEATRE,
Broad Street. Itirhmnnd, Va.
a EE prepared Ia rxrruir all ur!"I-im their line. includ.
"A inS whitening and coIpr.ng nj walls, sl.@ina, 81. Ac.
April Eft
BOON Err l. WATKINS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IARr STREET, between larh and i:HiI Streets, Rich
~ tuD!rd. Va. JOHN BOOKER,
f"h l2-mn' SAMUEL V. WATKINS.
.DONNiN & co,
iobACcO AND GENERAL. COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
~toSSIGNMENTs Of Tol,ncco. Wheat, Corn, and other
Psoh'c", respectfully solicited.
~ n,!c' on s~IrsiniH Street, next tCvFry's corner.
WI. II. FHENCH,
h"'iIEENTliA AND CHESTNUT sTEEETS, PulIA-
vu,rrr DEl.PIIIA.
rj hniokf OF every description Of Arclritectu.
,,,.i.,i,, ,''Sr Ornaments Tor decoration OF Buildings.
trnruir..7 Cn,; n'n'ea Pieces, M"ulti".-, IEnrichm"ni- Ia
,.i,i ",r, .n''l"-, Trusscs. Ar. New designs modelled
,orr,,, un ~" accuracy to drawing. All orders from tie
sai"ly. VIA E,m' 10 J"'
AMI kIRKMAN. TIrF
kiRkMAN 4 ITKE,
,DH"Eolon and FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
Lofts. No. ' ''7""" H"'' ''
2 Particular attention paid 10 salrs Of Hemp, Tubac.
"a, TRAIN, AMI NIL kinds vi produce. March i'm
'lANlES DER. II ~ N,f.ur,uv
:. M~ri:RUDERS SONS
FtoMMISSluN MERciIANTS-l5rI $rurrr r,c,
~ MoND NA-""hcit c"nsignncn,s OF Cmrn. When
rr"r ''"''"' -. March l3
OWEN q. NIL |
ApOTIECARY AND DRUGGIST, MARKET pr .cr
FRANKLIN SrsEEr
II INVITES the attention al his friends nml the pulric 70,
a orally /" his assortment I'll Drugs, Mrliriur-. chem;
.hS. Paints. uis, pycStutls, Tobacco, Cigars, rrrfumrry
Fancy Articles, SC &c. Oct, a.
BACON & iERyILL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ID ECEiNE c0nsignmrIrs of Tubnrcu, Flour. Corn
Ee Wheat. Sc, md 1--WE their personal attention To-
sales I'll same. hnl keep constantly on hand Il large and
general assortment of Groceries, Seeds, Peruvian litInno.
&c. Feb. ~
y. A.. STuRDIyAST,
ATTORNEY ar LdW dND NOTIRY PUBLIC,
HDRAGTlSES in MI III" Courts Of the City III Richiuond
Il and i'll the adjoining Counties.
Win TAX" h"pn-iiinns to be- read in evidence in tho Uni.
ted Stnt"- Courts. in the Virginia state Courts, mni in the
;. :"n" dispositions.
viii also tax" acknowledgements &c, to deeds, for the
following States and Territories:
AlnbaInn, Gunn"r!iru:, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine,
massachusetts,. Michigan. Minnesota, New Hampshire,
New York. Ohio, Rhode Island, Tcnn"ssc", Vermont, Vir.
.inla and Wisconsin. Jan. l3-d&ctf
UNION SAVINGS BANK,
ONCE Mt Store of Mcs-r-. Sirbhim- * Pullrn,
NO. i0l, BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
ENRON This dat" Nil d"sIn-ii"rs in thi- Bank will re-.
Il c"lvr six per cent inirr'rt on nil sums rrlIrninin. on
deposit. FIX months nmd Uv'T. and fa per cent an sums
remaining less trin rN m"nniiI-.
EESI. X. PUII.EE, Treasurer.
\. V. GRESHAM, President.
June Jim.
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TO ALI. WHOM TT 4 C0SCEKY

Ta.Tp NNiiIi. WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Circn, = t., Tina, | shall apply to the Judge Of the
State o, vir a n""f'" Of tn" County OF Cumberland, in the
sud Circ,i, m' ~ PETITION. during the next term of the
next for nm ~, DI Commencing on the first day Of August
OF William nI r rae directing Greed D. Coleman, Executor
OF BENJAMIN a decd, to deliver to me, rs guardian
Robert given =, ,ns"Ai' al infant. a negro boy, named
ulso for an 'r ah OF the said William England, decd, and
bstto tho S,s,. "a ah9"ing m" to remove the said negro Ro
July 6-ciw ""e'ece. ~herr reside.
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TE

yu1WC LADIES who have had several years cxpr,
r;c,co IN tcnchinr, wish to take charge OF u Female
u;.h snh"ol in a town not further South ihan Virginia
They will give instruction in French. Music, and all Ii il%
branches usually taught in Female Seininsries anu NE"
N>"''' c. A. b.,
June lS-ctf Manchester, Carr"h Iouilt ~.
tY' A gentleman and his wife, eminent teachers; Ut M
experienced male teacher, cHI be communicates VIII
through the same uddroes.
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NOTICE

SAMUEL r. has qualified in tho State of
- Tennessee, according to the laws ulthnt Stn,., u. puur
dian for Demetria A. Goodman, infant daughter Of tho Int,
Thomas B. and Elizabeth A. Goodman, formerly Of Cum.
berland county, Va. and he has petitioned to the Circui,
Court for said County, TO render u decree, authorizing him
10 remove the property of said Demetria from Virginia to
Tennessee 1Wnt I--cW1M
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Soo,I,,I uo URIDCE ,;TILDERS

NUT1TE tn BNTNT.E
E~HRDpOSAIoS will be- received by III" -mbscrih'r nj
Charlottesville until the !nrlr incl, Tor the con>tiuc'
tiGu of Ir,stlr Work Tor III" Virginia Central Rail Road nj
the Ifivunna River md Morris Greek, near Cl"rinitrS'
will, lis umorut il lri wrrn 200 md 100 icrt linear, va.
ry!uu in height from ~ 10 90 beet.
Plrn- AMI specifications wl! hc exhibited at Charl"tt"5'
vile for II week previous - the letting.
T.r order, :. A. RICHARDSON,
TpIv 7-,rlLJuly Division Engineer Nn. G.. Il. X.
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's'ls

TUNWO gentlemen, graduate. OF Northern COLLEGES ana
of successful experience in teaching. are ''r,r'us "'
obtaining situations, either together or separately, al 'I'
South or West. THY will take the depart nl''ihs u Ian
ruages. Bellies Lcltrrs, or NATURAL Scirnccs, III Institutions
of good standing, or will cunjoinily assume the lrilcilai'
hin The most satisfactory reference will be given.
Address WAYNE, Ashland, Greene county New ! orK.
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Samuel Marx, Cashier Of Bank Of Va
J. A. Smith, Farmers Bank, Richmond Va
joseph K. Anderson, Esq,
Mcs-rs. Iiuxnll 4 Co.,
Henry n. Brent, Cash. Bank of Valley, winchester,
Jos. II. ShcrrMrd. " Farmers E'"nh' VA
Hon. .IImncs NJ. Mason, L. :. senate,
June Eft
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MOST VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY

On".i"ur:h cash: balance 1T d. ~ and l. months. a, p IL.
su'ihh!r notes, bcarin. interest. secured hy niru-, ,,r,,t
July t--tl- GODDIS 4 ,PrERSn> -,
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RAwLEY SPRINGS

hN - JANUS
TNllIS hcalth!ul and agreeable place Of recreation du.
ring the summer months, situated in III" County OF
Rockingham, l. miles from liurrisunburc, from which
place II ready conveyance Ia the Springs can be- obtained,
L. now open Tor the reception oi visitors.
II has been 50 long and 70 extensively known To Il iarg"
portion of the public, who frequent such places, TIM: we
deem it altogether supcriluous Ia enter into hny elaborate
irscrluliuu OF IL. Its waters hav, been analyzcd 10y Prof.
Mn Il. Rogers, md pronounced by Inn til" strongest ana
| puyrst clnlyhruir in this country. They h'' rihc"cIou-
IA cas.- of bysprl,sin, liver Complaint, aHd Genera! De-
hi,y Int their most powerful displays have been in tn"
cure u. The various irunal" Diseases. Afflicted females
have been IN the habit al r"s"rt'ns to this place. Tor me
last twenty years, and some oil the most wonderful cures
have been effected.
These Springs are admirably suited Ia persons from low.
81 Virginia, whose health would bc more readily promoted
by the USE III their waters and the mild and healthy CHI
mate of the country bY which they are surrounded, Than
by the stronger waters and hnrslier climate in higher
mountain regions. Indeed the region OF country IN which
these Springs are situated has been long noted tor its salu
brity, and possessins, MS they do, 50 many advantage, hoti
al health and pleasure, render them II very desirable re-
| treat for n few months, aud commend them TO public favor
by more than ordinary claims.
The Ball Room, with excellent music selected with spr.
cial reference To the taste of those who indulge in thu, tx.
-rci a., the Bowling Alley, to please those who take delight
in that sport, and various other sources q, interest and
pleasure will be found TO contribute 10 the general amu-e.
mcnt. JOliN SIZES sun
July lO-cw5w
| MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, CAPE MAY, y. J.
TuNHlS mammoth Hotel, with accommodations iur one
Thousand guests, will t' open for thu season on SAT
URDAT, June ~, lSiJ. One hundred and fifty additional
room, have been added; pure suit water, from mn nr'..inr
well, has been introduced through ia. house, and Ii lnr-"
number Of acw and complete bath houses added, besides
many other improvements since the last s-Hson. Parties
OF six persons. or upwards, can have private tables nj amy
hour agreeable TO them. a regular table, at regular hours.
Will also be set for those who are not IN p,rtrs, or WI"
may prefer II table d'holc. The terms will lac moderate.
aud M extra charges except what may be ordered
June JU-Ni2w SAMUEL. Il. Nool.MaS. ast
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AUCTION SALES.
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