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AIGT{GT SSI,E&,
SULPHUR ~TKING.~ "UR SALE =

COLI sU1.rIIrH SPRINGS HUR SAL AT
AUCTION.
SHNHt Undersigned, It's CumEi>.!o.cr Ui he Circuit
z Court ior itoc.b-itcc. N The cut Of A.. I. Sloane
A!ii : Vs a; Il sloth. E";:s. by virtue Z: u decree ren.
!cici IN snld cause, viii eXuJs- 10 sh!r - the highest bid.
der on me prrinise-, on TUESDAY the ;2,a day OF aa'
gut; iieSi, that valuable property known IL the
COLD SULPHUR STRINGS.
This property ID Situated in Rocih-,ds.. Cuu.ty, rcnr
the main stage road leading from Gostra depot, One PIE.
srn; terminus o! tic Central .iaii iUn'i 8" tho celebrated
!;nChhrid:c Alum Springs. from which they ARE distant
H5UGt . miles. The puiry; at Goraen Bridge is distant
n!'"ls /! 'ai'e': aud the firm, ic:rl I'D good turnpike road
leading from t5:nce Makes the Cold sulphur Springs the
most accessible watching place In lie nioun,aiua. These
spllnsr have UtHn mighty esteemed Uii ascd for U.any
years, by the citizens OF RJckbriig", Bath and Augusta,
nnd 10: several weeks vi c"ery simmer large numbers Of
them have rCsortcd there for hrnln unI ulrI.surr. These
rpr!ns5.Gs ;hc!r names indicate, are Sulplurous, und q. very
cold temperature, are highly be- ariiC.Cl in nervous dis.
eases, and hive produced excellent results in all disGase b
of the lungs. These grounds cal III the iAn'lsui IL person
Of good TASTE, BE- rs conveniently aud beautifully arranged
rs any watering place in the State. There are ~ or -
Cabins, (ahUut nttrrn ot which are iinislc ed } n GOOD Ten
Pin allie II lar &c Stable. Bath House rnd Store House, all
recently erected upon the premise. and very slight addi-
tions there's will enable the prop, .r,u! 10 accommodate
a large number Of visitors. Tcerr are about 200 acres of
land in the tract. chiefly n timber OF good quality for
auildiGg purposes, ard there ar" in inc immediate vicinity
sevGrH!saw Mile. ut which lumber Can Lc sawed. 1t ID
seldom that property c~osg5iH:ns 30 nIrry good qualities
and 30 accessible 10 vis.tcrs IS C.ered for Bale. and per.
SONS desiring 10 Own such rroper;r vii! do well To look ut
ih:-. and every facility will be Ctyr1ed on application TO
Mrs Eleanor N. Slouu, vino resides Il, the Springs, or to
The subscriber. who !ivGs rgr! Lexington, Va.
TERMS:-CHsh In hand sa.f lent TO driray the cost of
the sale, and credit upon :Es residue vi Z, -, ID und ~
months, the purchaser execu,:..s bonds with good personal
security, and the title rern;a.u; rs ultimate recurty.
July l-ctds WIL.Lt.M DAVIDSON, Conner.
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~ALBEMARLE MILITARY
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
ToHE R STRANGE, Principal AMI Instructor OIL 'NS'h'

ALBE.VNhLt
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
ToHN STRANGE, Principal AMI instructor Oh NS'h'
d nsacs, &c
". RElNHART, OF Languages
/ n BLACKBOARD. English.
Tur SECOND SESSION will commence me ON OF sep,
.-r.5e- next, and continue ten months a '"!l cou'se u
..,hena,ics, Ancien, and Modern Languages. and Eng
liza, taught on the plans pursued a! The 'irginia Military
Institute and the University Of virginia NiN'ary instruc'
Ton, comprising infantry, Light Infantry and Artillery ex.
s,c,,e,. given free of ezra chSrge. The assistants engaged
,re recommended 5v zee Professors OF the University OF
Virginia AS being fully qualified, both intellectually and
r,nysIjv 10 pcr,orin the duiise OF teachers; AMI the Prlnci.
Wi refers 20 these gentlemen. rs well rs 10 the pastors Of
,sa Bspr.s, and Episcopal Churches in Charlottesville, Tor
,s.,r p,s-cu:ncr; Qualifications. They have also &C rsid.
2, ,sla experience n teaca!nS.
T,an,-BoAri Gad Tuition, with fuel, lights, washing,
A., ,uclgdet, s@*N per session OF omon,hs. The board.
.y psys 10 ex,:. Tee icr any branch taught here.
DAY SCHOLARS:
LAIN. G.ceS s.d Mathematical geo
r.crch. spanish and German EACH 10
Mathematics ara nsEsh.... ~
Preparatory Department. (Englsh). INSTRUMENTATION. ~
Il every case one hal: must be paid in advance, and tho
remainder on he :: 81 February.
10 deduction except n case OF protracted sickness. STU.
5cus nay enter ID, aEy time, but must prepay for q half
session. As none will be received for Il shorter time. AL
fog, . distance required 10 board al the Institute. Exten.
ave preparations are II progress for the next session.
ryrP0s, O.sce. Charlottesville, Aloemarle county.
I'v 1S-3,sr.IOr,
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VNHE mex, session O.. my school will commence ON the
Il q, OF September aud end the latter part OF June
Ancient and Modern languages, Mathematical, &c, are
:ausat; and every efog; 10 made TO contribute 70 the com.
ior,, happiness and Improvement OF the pupils For cir
calar', containing particulars, apply 10 me a, Middle1urs,
.Oudoun county. ". W. TEBBS.
LII 10 L.
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AMELIA ACADEMY

N.VEIIIV DEUH
TIME al,h session of this institution will open October
let. 1856. and close August lt, 1857.
TERMS, per session of ten months:-BoRrda and Tuition,
s2O0-slW payable October let, and 800 March lst.
The course Of studies IL preparatory for the University
Of Virginia, and the textbooks generally the sunIe The
Principal trea;s his pupils az members Of his family, mud
aims at their Improvement in oil respects.
Acarriage will be sent, upon due notice, to meet pupils
ut Ma,osx Depot, Richmond and Danville Railroad.
For further particulars. see Catalogue OF Amelia Acade.
my for 1856.
Direct TO Lodore P. O., Amelia County.
July .9-cew WIN. II. HARRISON.
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FLEETWOOD ID
IUNHE exercises Of the next session will commence on
the 18th of September, 1856, and end on the last dag
OF June following -
TERMS For Board. Tuition, and eye-y necessary, e..
cent TIGHTS, sl75-one.kalf payable to lst January, aud
the residue lt July. 1857. FS speriod less than the en-
tire seriun, tho tkargesil be $40 q month from entrance
Until :hsand Of tic scs,ioa. o. WHITE
NNf J. G. COUEClLL,
J. w. SMITH.
Address 0. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy !. O. kius &
Queen county, Va. '"9 ''-s""
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STEAMER BELvIDERE,

NREfGIIT received today, mud up to- Oe
the hour of = o'clock, P. NJ, Tues. %ca@
day, 29;h ins.. -
Consisnces IRE requested to send down for tteir goods
to-day.
consirnces Tuesday afternoon, or their shipments will bn
Consigned TO order.
Iul4 os-.t LuDLAM d. WATSON. '
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GEORGIA LOTTEGX

(iuhori:ed By hs StG.s ~ Grorsia.)
ENoRT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class la, to
Il be drawn in the City Of Alfalfa, Georgia, in public,
Oh Thursday, Angus, os, 1856, on lie HavaGa Plan.
SAMUEL SWAMI u CO, MASAGEps.
Prizes amounting to 20 /, 0C DO s
viii bo distributed according TO tee following Brilliant
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SlitAl1ON
4 RESPECTABLE young woman, who can give Sood
"A references. wants a situati n ~ ,enp.tres' IN o iami'
". SGe would ike 10 so to the country during tue sum
trer. and would no, object u light household duties, or to
.fc Care OF children.
Apply Al Mrs. Truvis' Boarding House, near the Ex'
eaaa,c, or address n. G, through the Postohce.
July S6-d6,
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
MIR. IEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL,

RICHMOND. VA.
VUNHE mex, session OF tins Institution will open On the
LIST dny OF October, .ls5G, ana cIuse on tie first day
TERMS.-Bourd 5000; Washing SEQ; Engi.h Tuition
S4u: Modern Languages, each s20; Latin SO: Music On
Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing saU; Drawing from
nu,urc $40: Painting. water colurs $40; In oil $50. prima.
~ Department for childrc" unGer ~ yeurs of agc s3U.
REFERENCES.--pa:runs "f tho School; Right Rev
Bishop Mend, Right Rev: Bisaop Johns, Right Rev. Bi.Lup
Cobbs OF Alabama, Rev. Moses q. IIogc, b. D., the clrr-
" of the Episcopal Church in Virginia.
RACULTf.-Huber p. Lefcbvrc, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL;
Rev. IL $. Knpplcr, w. c. Webb, 4. NJ, John i. Little 81
D., X. A. lewiS, NJ. D., Joseph Mickard, John a Calyo, C..
w. Ihilon. Miss Gordon. Mrs. Taylor, Mile Estrau, Mile
Aillcucrs to be directed 10
July 3-4m HUBERT P LErEBvRE:
SCHOOL AT GORDONSVILLE.
DELAWahh hEMpER, Instructor in Mathematics, &c.
A. CHAPMAN WHITE, Instructor in Ancient and No.
deru Language.
vlNHls school Is designed to afford thorough preparation
Il tor the highest Glasses OF the Universiiy; or for the
business Of life. The Textbooks are for the most pnrt
those In use Mt the University. A superior set of ins,ru.
ments has been provided for the use Of the class OF Civil
Engineering.
Inc sessions commence on the 18th September, and
close during the hrsi week In July following,
For board and tuition, Gncludiny every thing except
hgnts) s22O, Tor the whole session. Payment tor n hall
session Is required Oh entrance, and the remainder on the
18th February.
For further particulars, zee printed circulars, to DO OBJ
tanned BY applying TO WILLIAM ). kEMPER.
July 29-c6w Gordonsvine, Va.
STEvENSvILLE MALE ACADEMY.
uNRE exercises ot this school will be resumed on the
II 22rd Septcmbcr, and continue until July 18th, 1851
with an intermission of ten days ut Christmas. Tn,
nelgLborioodis proverbiul for is morality and hcul,hiul
ness.
A few bosrders will be accolnmodu, ed In the family o
Elder A. Ba2by. The discipline of this school will be- milo
but firm Neither idIcness nor vice will be tolerated.
TERMS:
Tuition. English branches.
Classics and Mathematics.
Half In advance
Bos-ders will furnish their own towels and lights.
ALFRED BAGRY,
JOSIAH RYLAND,
stcrensville P. o., King & Queen County, Va.
July 2a-cw6w
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WARRENTOS FEMALE COLLEGIATE lNSTI.
TUTE.
TIME Dist Session Of this School will open the lat
Il Monday in July.
Provision has been made for filing every department,
~. able assistants.
June li-cow GRAVES 81 WILCOX.
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T.. :. MAIL STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
EnR WV YQRk VIA NORFOLK

LIares Tuesday erentNg, july ~, at ocEoeK.
NREIGHT received to-day Monday } and --fSN
It up To the hour OF Q O'Clock, r. ". Tues-sAss&sis
day, Lnly 20
C~unsignees are requested to send down for their goods
today.
Shippers are requested 10 send in tho names Of their con.
signees Tuesday evening, Or their shipments will be con.
signed to order.
Passengers arc requested to be on board before the
hour Of departure, ( O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday.
Ticket, aud berihs occurred at our office souih'sido o:
the Basin.
Only $40 through to New York, including meals Ind
state-roum accommodations. Stcr,agc pasans. 60.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the River boats.
Ju,v as-nt LUDI.AM a. WATSON.
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William Court HOuse. The farm contains i,mE5
shou, 500 acres, about half Of which Is cleared and -
very productive. The farm is large md comnodious,
win, all no essary out.nouSes and garden attached.
Persons wishing TO rent will apply to ME in Richmond
Iuiv o2-c2us \. Is. HILL.
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WIN. II. VAUGHAN,
- n ' Ccyrr
JAS. u. VAUGHAN, j~N
i[V'Ssle conducted by GODDiS i APFENsos, avct
PUULIC SALE OF MOSF VALIAHLE "a
VERN PROPERTY, AT LOUISA COURT hOuSl.

sSH
vERN PROPERTY, AT LOUISA COURT hOuSl-
VIRGINIA.
NATILL be sold, on MONDAY. the ll,h day Of ssg":'.
w lcJ6, tDthe highest bidder. without reterve, IT,.
most valuable aud wrllknown Tavern. at LCuita COu;
iiou.e. togrtte or with some TWO hundred acres ~ !c=I.
This property Is one of Tie most valuable Tavc-Ls a
Eastern Virgins, possessing advantages which but few ,t!r.
locations dc, the buildings being lrrSr m"d rooiay, "Ia
various Offices or cottages connected, ,nHE:n. IL pecul-.iy
adapted TO the reception Of boGrierc during tic summit:
being situated Immediately upon the Virginia Ccg:rs -!
RcUd, sixty miles West Of Richmond, AZ -:tE..
fourteen miles OF Gordcnsvillc. tie junction q: the A,rxsu
iria Rail Road with the Central. the uril c..e p..ur-lt
twice adsy in each direction. The dining rocE. ua.. So.
and stables being abundsntly Supplied with The tsr, .?F!g,
watrr, which also may BE- conveyed Ia every room Ebcut
the premises. Bath bousce Hr- atuu, being erectc! IL lie
yard Tor the accommodation Of the visitors, Together VII
many other advantages. rendering IL ss denr able p,opefy
TERMS-Onc fourth on Let October, !.ma'-'e. - I;
equal ins.alnlrnts uf J." ) and { Year,. bearing interest.
At the same tim" will be sold vHriou. houses ana !ot..
consisting o. dwellings, stores, shops. &c.
Also. three lots containing from 10 10 80 acres eAc5 e.
very valuable land, all adjoining the vilh.e WHICH cor
tains three handsome churches.
louisa Cour, House is well kno%u g. being ore 81 ;hc
nor; bGniness. and greatest trading localities In .rg.Gts -
1t Is surrounded by tho best society aud liberal cii!lsE.
TERMS-One third cash; balance In !, " anc J yea-s.
interest from date. TLcsc lots vii. he sld With sz;-e 20
strictions rs other lots sold 9; this place.
Sale 10 commence at = O'Clock.
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JUN u. Is. IVLTWHN.
Commissioners aud Administrators
Of WEL. Z Cnltrrhn l.c.h
T0MMI,>IONEKS' SALE or YALI1NI

" FARM AND OTHER LANDS ~ HENRlrO ClCS.
Tf, -FOUR MILES EAST OF RICHMOND BY vIrIu.,:
II decree Ui the Circuit Court OF Hrnrgc1. pronounced =
tie 9Th May, lsJ6, III the sut Of Vaughan, &c ~ -.
Vaughan, &c We sEhll, rs the Commits, ioir- b~ryt:.'t..
for the purpose. proceed 20 cell, NJ put lie .UC':ul. 81 aC
prciuists On Tuesday, tho PAD day OF Sept"mhcr, ls,6. rl.
o'clock it fan. ii no, tnc lex; !nr day the vaigsh,e FLIL.
and u:hcr lands o. the late Henry Vaughan. CecG d.. iu,i.
ding the rent charge hereafter drscrioed) SITUATED II IT,.
county OF Henr!co, about four miles cast o. he lr.IG.
adjoining tho lands OF Drs. w. A Christian, John Fru..,
Col. Sherwin McRae and Others, containing, In tie s..ys.
gate, 59 acres-a plat ana survey q. which can bs .CCa
At the Office Of the AuctIOncrrs.
!, vii! be divided No follows. viz Cedar Hill rss .Tsr.
sion house tracy contains 227! acres, OF which e. acre,
ARE cleared high land. l23 acre. cleared low grouprt, ,:
fine quality. and ~ acres wood land. No. :. or "SHG.'
dcrs' tract, contains % acres. most VI which = IN Voc
and timber. No 3, or Prices" tract, couilIn, 10 Hc!,s.
the most o! which ia In wood. having on the New lr3a.c
road, d large framed dwelling. No. !. opposite the sLC.r.
and adjoining the New Bridge Church, conts!rs Lbcu' Ga
acre. No. 8, "a detached pGrcs!,) adjoining Messrs lioracG
Edwards and John q. Goddin, contains IS hcrcs. - ~
wood Also, an annuity or rem, charge OF & bb!s o. corr.
payable annually Oh the 2d February, growing Gu, CT ser
Tain land sold Or !-a.cd TO the late Judge Marshall, u;Ih u,
RICH, OF taking back the land if default Is made ~ ib 10y.
mcnt vi the rent.
The foregoing real estate is So well known. thN ~.
Their description il deemed unnecessary.
TERAS-Une third cash; balance nj one and two r':s,
for bonds bearing interrst, with good security. Ghd q, re.
tanned ill the last bond is paid, aud n conveyance CT fGt+
by the Conrt
WIN. II. VAUGHAN. lco.u
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III hENT. PAINE a.. 20

'1NEH TGcsdny, the 23tI :tss, sc
IT, VIII! sell ~ likely negroes. mon boy. and pirls.
.uI! = PuLiliN Il DAVIS. trcrs.
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Auction s.:tE,.
By DICKINSON MI &. 90. s,,f,r.

4 LIKELY ii.U-H -En,L,, EnH 9. -
~ At ArCl!ON.-W viii be stlI ay H., or Tyr, -
the 2G:h, ri y o'cloca. = i:a-!v negro XII, vino :, . !.
house tr-vIn: and laiics' rIa!d.
July =. DICKINSON. HILL -. RI ,--..
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|\lANTED.-An as.istsnt. IL the Hampton Academy,
w competent TO teach Ancient Languages and Mathe.
>Nacs To one thorough qualified, a liberal salary will be
IiTea Address JOHN h. CARY,
] July 2i-c,t Hampton, va.
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YOUNG LADIES, SCHOOL.

~ L.
ISS MARY PEGRAM will open II Boarding and
WI Day School tor young ladies' on the lot of October
next, at her residence III Linden Square, Franklin street.
The course of instruction will be thorough aud extensive.
reaching from the elementary to the highest branches of
education. Competent assistants will be employed in
each Department, and great care be used in the selection
of text.beuks.
Tue English department will be under the immediate
supervision of Miss Pesrsm. With n due sense OF the
responsibility size assumes, she will devote herself assidu.
ously and honestly 10 its proper fulflnIent; aiming At the
highest standard of female education, mud u conscientious
use OF the means cs.enrinl. 10 lis attainment.
Mathematics, Latin and the Physical Sciences, will be
taught by II gentleman we'll qualified Tor the ia,k.
Italian and German by native masters Of each tongue.
Music on the piano, harp and guitar, and singing and
drawing by the best professors
The French language will receive special attention. md
be under the charge of q French lady, who will reside in
the family; the object being 10 teach the pupils both the
philosophy OF the language and to speak II with chse and
accuracy. To this end il will be- the medium of coinmu.
uica,ion to the tslnily.
The junior and senior classes shall receive equal at,cn.
tion.
Miss Pe-rrm proposes also the formation OF a Bellies.
Lettres class, for the study Of English classical literature
Young ladies who have LETT school may tnd this Il nSterial
ud 10 self improvement; and those from Il distance, who
NAV wish to como us pnrIor hourdrrs. can join this Glass.
Mrs J. w. Pecran will have charge Of tho boarding
department, and will unite with Miss PeSram in contribu.
ting to the comfort and proper training OF the young la.
dies.
TERMS:
Board for the entire session. 1900
English
Foreign languages, each
Music and Drawing at Professors charges.
Persons wishing 10 enie. pupils, or TO make further In.
ouiries relative to the school, will apply to Mrs. or Mics
Pegram, Linden Square, Richmond, Va.
Lila, - jtfI ,t1. ~
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KICH.NUNU CTIiSSTCNL NND WATTfE.HfT1
"A ACADEMY.
TVNHE exercises OF this School will b. resumed Oh the
lt October ncx;-sessiyn 9l months. The services
OF Mons BrcnLER, rs instructor OF Moderu Languages, have
been secured.
TEKas-payablc semi annually in aGranec:
For Tuition in Latin. Mathematics and English. 60 90
Z" " Greek. 10 W
either Of the Modern Languages. -. 20 NO
For his qualifications ~ nn instructor. the Principal re-.
fc.s TO the following gentlemen. among his patrons during
the past ses-ion:-tiov. II. A: Wise, Messrs. G. A. Myers,
john ". Patton, Alex r. Holiday, G. w. Grctter, +. Fon.
thine, 7. K Price, p. r. Gruttan, Rev. George Wood.
Nh 70 and ] Pet.rkiu. ". d. STUART,
~ Principal.
.Mr STUART is a graduate Of the Virginia Military In
s,i,u,c, and for three years discharged with great hailsiac'
zion the duty Of an Assstnn, Professor Of Mathematics IN
il. do, with great confidence, sny 10 tho patrons Of MS
Academy, that they will mud him II Jealous. competent and
faithful teacher. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
.July lift Supt Of Va Military Institute"
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NOLTMBIAN HOTEL FOR RENT OR 20
IEASE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Ths ii6

LEASE-IMMEDIATE POssESSIoN,-Ths G%H
above old and well established Hotel is for rent, 49,
win immediate possession. There ars chambers sufficient
f,r two hundred beds. The dining room 10 50 by ~ fee;
There are extensive and most convenient acconn,o cd EIfio-s
for cooking, washing, &c, and large stu le I'D aye car
Rage houses. &c, DC.
This property is 60 well .nog ,.Ct any further de.eIip'
item 10 unnecessary 10 3 good tenant the rent will be
yrusopsb!s :. ID. CHENshA"'
, hiv lo-stf
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BY PELLIa.M & DaYIs.tI

q day. al Q: o'clock. We all scli y
~ likely Ncgrocs-ccn,is:;r. q men. boy aud .:l.
Wv - niLEINSIN- IELLN 90 49,.
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fol
mt az,
|yhes;
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[rhds
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
ii.f,r L I"r RESEnNL


nnhNI VI TINBEK LAND TUX SALE.
~ WEDNESDAY lOh September, 1856, | will sell at
y pubic auction, II not sold privately before, my tract
.snd lying on both sides of the Richmond and DsnSille
th'osd, par! In Prince Edward and purt In Lunenburg,
~ - Immediately at Meherrin Depot, containing 375 acres,
= 81 which :s in original forest and heavily numbered -
- improvements consist Of Il good dwelling house and
'Ees.ary out buildings.
.EkaS-sl2 80 per acre; oncthird cash, and the bal.
zen ! and = yehrs-bonds bearing interest, and decd
:'usi 10 secure deferred payIn.na
,of iursner information. addrc!s RlCIrD V. GAINES,
.u'y 7-c?n DrnLc,s Rt.,ch y.
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Satisfactory references will be given upon application.
Address d. II. j., Charlottesville, Va.
1rly ll-rI,r
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vAIASTED.-A situation, By a Virginia lady. conpe'
w ,ant 10 teach the usual English branches, Latin,
Freach ard Music. Address
JOHN B. CARY, Hampton, Va.
J.lr Cleft Wing copy.
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|EITUATIOS WASTED.-A young man who has
- attended a course Of lectures at the University OF Viz
rais, and who has already had some experience in teach.
az Wishes to obtain q situation as tutor i'll a private tami.
II.
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INTANTED-BY 4 VIRGiNIAN-A situation as
" Teacher in a public or private school, lie has had
.v.sai yss.s' experience IN preparing young men for col
Sc. Address VIM. Hall, hilmarnock, Lancaster Co., Viz
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Mr.. DALLAS IN LoNDoN.-The following is an eS
tract of private letter from an American gentleman
in London to his friend in Washington dated the 9th
ultimo:
Mr. Dallas has every reason to be satisfied with his
reception here. Lord Palmerston called on him as soon
as he arrived and in the most friendly way pressed him
to dine with him the next day without any form !;
which he did, and was much pleased with everything
that passed. Lord Palmerston has promised to pre-
sent him to the Queen soon as she arrives in Lon
don. Lady Palmerston also called on Mrs. Dallas,
with believe, Lady Wodehouse, wife of Lord Wode-
house. Under Secretary of State. The Earl OF Elles-
mere, being in the country, wrote most kind note
and sent the family admissions to his splendid gallery
of paintings in his town house, and stated he would
make point of calling soon as he came to London,
and wished to show them all the civility he pos
sibly could. Many others had done the same Mr.
Oakford, formerly of Philadelphia, now merchant
in London, having applied to Mr. Dallas on the sub
ject of the missing steamer Pacific, and wishing to
prevail on the Admiralty to send steamer in search
of her, Mr.. Dallas gave him letter to Lord Palmer
ston. Mr.. Oakford went on Sunday to Lord Palmer
ston's private residence, and although he found him
very much engaged with two secretaries writing dis
patches to Paris as soon he received Mr. Dallass
letter. he entered Immediately on the subject and in
troduced Mr.. Oakford to Admiral Richards; and it
was agreed to send two man-ot-war steamers lmme-
diatey in search of the packet and they promised to
do everything they could to find her. Lord Palmer
ston wrote most kind note to Mr.. Dallas stating
what he had done.