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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-11-11
FROM 'TESAS.

70 tie Editors Of The Enquirer:
Housr0S, TEN,s, Oct. -, 1876.
Gentlemen: You will be pleased TO learn thai Buc'
hanan's prospects are bright IN this State. We ex-
pcct majority OF at least lOD0O for the Democratic
ticket. We are TO have grand rally Of the Democ.
racy this evening" torchight procession with seve-
ral speeches. Rest assured that Texas will do her
duty OH Tuesday next.
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uNOR SALE. the Estate on which reside, being near
ly h.f of esch of the tracts given by Col Ed.
Carter Of Bcnheim TO John Champ and Hill Garter
containing 1870 acres about oneth bottom on eo.a
counties To a cash purchaser who would take the
slaves Zone hundrcd) stock (fy horseso one hundred
ene including twenty yoke work steers with the grow
ing crop and everything upon as It stands mueh ieS'
than the value would be accepted, ,.,,,, ,u.p,vrrK
Oc, o-cw6w Amherst, Rose Mills P. O.
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H.NoygR LAND YoR SALE PRIVATELY.

yHIHE suo.crise. offers for sale OF Land known
as Spring Grove formerly the residence OF Col w.
L. White s,tuAtcd abou. eighteen miles from Richmond,
bou, three miles above Ashland fourishns little village
;e Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac ran rotd
on the main road leading from Goodas to independence
Meeting House, containing four hundred acres,
cleared balance in wood and timber The land is OF me
dunn quality and is highly susceptible OF Improvement
II we'll wa,ered, being intersected BY Stag Creek as
we'll as by number Of perennial streams which afford
some valuable meadow land, &c
The improvements consist of quite large dwelling
house large barn house. servants, houses &C., &c
There is large orchard the premises shne garden
well enclosed, and staronary wheat machine, &c
There neverfailiug springs OF most excellent wa
ter within yards OF the homestead also an old
mil site on the creek above mentioned more minute
description il deemed unnecessary Is persons dcsrous o
purchasing WILL doubtless wish fret to view the premises
small crop of wheat and rye has been seeded
Also one other adjoining tho above mentioned
land containing acres opchird (say cleared the oa'
lance In woods This tract well az the ono hrst men
toned well timbered with the growth usual III this see
ton Of the country wit pine Oak &c. 1t has on 1t a
small framed dwelling, somewhat out OF repair also well
Of water yard The quality Of the land is about the
same that Of tho larger tract There is small apple
orchard on this tract.
For and further particulars, apply to Goddir
Appsson Richmond. the premsee ol me hrst .c'
scribcd farm 10, T. NJ. TUNNELS
Nov l-clm
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DJ.D Virginia

What shall we say of old Virginia Nothing yet,
except that she has covered herself all over with glo-
ry! For particulars, see the election returns.
Our immediate congressional District has won her
full share OF the fame We have returns from all the
counties except King George; and the gain over the
election OF last year is already l,6il. This exlin.
guishes the small majority then against us, and leaves
LAOS. Aud King George will probably pile this up
to 800. Well done, old Seventh Well done, De,
nocrats Of Fairfax, aud Prince William, and Culpe.
per, and Rappahsnnock, and Orange, aud Spotsylva.
nin, and Fauquier, and Stafford! And we'll done De.
mncrats of Alexandria You were overpowered it
is true, but you tied many hand. You increased
your numbers. You cut down your opponents. You
have nearly closed up the gap. One struggle, and
our city will harmonize with our State in it's politics
We haye seen many noble Wing of other days take
rank with us. They were 10 idlers- no camp loung
ers They have performed their full share of cam
paign duty. They are among our best citizens. They
include many Of our principal merchants and bust
men, Others of ouropponeuts will joinus. They
have JUS; had TO scratch the ticket which put u
their hands. They are hearing wishing that FIRE.
mont had beaten Buchanan. They cunt stand every
thing. Be prudent Be careful! TO be always in the
right. One more campaign, aud truth and patriotism
will win for us the day. Democrats of Virginia. three
cheers for your brethren of Alexandria, We have
earned them, even from such noble Democracy as
that of the old Commonwealth Alexandria SEMI.
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SITUATION TO TEACH

XXTANTED-a situation as teacher, in n public school
w or private family, by recent graduate OF a stand
ard Northern college, who has had much experience
teaching Acndemca branches piano forte and vocal
so and can furnish satisfactory testimonials OF abi
ity and success
'Commuucaous stating amount OF snlary, number Of
,unils &c, will receive prompt reply. Address
PuP"'' '' BURBANK,
N.vA-rI,. Kuishsrille, R.
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MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE.
r NEEER for sale tho MONROE SPRINGS,

II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS to. g..9f
III gother with ell sppureusnces, consisting OF an ss
ample supply Of Beds, Bedding Household and -
Kitchen Furpiture; also, Crockery Cutlery, etc Ihe
Springs situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county Ala in mile OF the Mobile and Girard railroad
and the same distance the Mobile stage line The
tract belonging the Springs contains a acres o NO.
creek land The growth hickory white oak red
lar sweet gum, mulberry elm, holly Spanish OAK win un
dergruwth u bush buckeye sun:ach ana other un
derrrowth indicating rich soil About l2O acres OF the
above lands is in high OF cultivation and viii pro-
duce 300 10 1900 pounds of cotton to the acre The build
uys are in good condition. with large and eominodlous
Hotel and winter residence for family; uiso, Ien.pln
aley Billiard Room and Table Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one of which is fifty yards distant from The
hotel Also roomy Stables together ith Corn Cribs
Negro Houses In fact there is nothing wanting TO
make this OF the most desirable watering places in
South the stands high repute as any III the
State Testimonials OF the fact be produced II re-
quired- ,r
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per scre-oneourth cash. the balance IN three annual
payments with notes and approved security or mort
gage Of the place.
Any person Wishing engage In business Of the kind
would do well TO examine these Springs as the business
could be commenced without outlay save tor
res there ample supply OF things necessary ioI
hotel business Any number of sheep DO had al 81
beef at cents turkeys IS cents, chickens ut u!
cent? eggs 10 cents per dozen, butter Ut Is cents
For further particulars apply to C. f. Haynes Esq Ga
zec Office Cshabs, Alabama or myself a. the Syringe
June q--6m ENGLISH, Trustee.
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A CARD.

The undersigned, as common friends of the gentle
heretofore existing between Mrs-rs. Roger A. Pryor
aud D. g. Finney, has been adjusted in manner ell.
,rey honorable and satisfactory 10 both gentlemen,
aud alnuable rele,ions.now subs;st between them.
THOS. PARRAMURE.
Nov : 1856 WM R e.. DOUGLAS.
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ENGLISI1 AND CIIASSICAL SC1fOOI.
YuNElS school is opened under the o tie Rev.
o. Sloan and Dr.. S. P. Christian, the residence OF
the subscriber in New Kent county Virginia The ocs.
iou about ~ miles from Richmond, is heaaiul and plea
saut and eusy o The design OF the school will
be- TO AFFORD thorough and accurate instruction in all the
branches Of the primary and acadenicul Grcut
care will also be taken impart moral nsruc.
ons that while the mind is trained the heart muy not
be LETT uncultivstcd.
Pupils board in the family Of of the Principals,
where they will crjoy the advantage Of well ordered
and Christian home.
TERMS-PAYMENT QUARTERLY.
Boarding scholastic ycnr. .S25 90
Instruction iu English branches s............ ~ 00
DO IN Clhsslcb. ~ w
For further particulars, references, &c, address
s. r. CHRISTIAN,
Nov l-clm TalIeysyiIlc New Kent county, Va.
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THE SOUTHERN VOTE.

II seems settled that the State Of Maryland ho,
thrown away her vote on Fillmore. She has sepa
rated from her sister Southern Stues in the Union
and given her electoral suffrage in ruch manner 1t
TO directly cid the party that is wagng violent war
upon her constitutions! rights. Nothing has occS'
sioaed more surprise To the National Democrats oi
the North than the attitude of the Southern Fillmore
men in th late crisis through which the country has
passed. The nature of the issue involved Il was rca'
sonable suppose would bring to their AID ali South
eru men, without distinction OF party;yef nearly one
half of them have practically been Gilied with the
Abolition sectionslis,s Of the North.
From the outset it was evident that NJ. Fillmore
had no chance that every vote given him would
brighten the prospects of Fremont. and yet Southern
editors and Southern politicians have been mad
enough to persevers in bis hopeless support. This
either argues deporable ignorance ON their part OF
the state of politics. else they are Black Repub-
can, at heart. The probability is that both of these
suppositions are, in measure, correct. The masses
were honest, but mised by the Rayners Botses
and Marshas of the South, who are, in fact, Black
Republicans; but, to whatever cause their actions
may be owing, the Democracy of the North have
much reason complain of the neratHude Of large
portion of the people for whose constitutional rights
they have made such a gallant battle Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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SALE VALUABLE LAND IN G0OCHLAND.
1TAyiNG determined to sell my farm in Goochland
shall on the Goth of November, offer 1t Tor sale pub.
hi, tract of land contains 76s! Of which o5o
heavily numbered 76 In creek hsts and the rest IN good
,.ae nf cultivation 1t 10 conveniently situated ior social
and marketing purposes
For further information, address the subscriber
~, ai" q, ~ I---- ANN E. COLES.
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BUSISESs WANTED,

A YOUNG MAN oil good education wishes TO get busi-
n ness OF some kind soon. He docs not care much
what kind so the wages are good. Has had
Latin French, Spanish, and several hooks m
Good reference given: Address Kappa" Palmyra Flu.
wanna Va stating salary Oct le-cllts
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAYANT,
WIN F. RITCHIE e. ROGER A. PRYOR EDITORS
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II.
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THE HERALD AS AN ELECTION PROGNOS,
TICATOR

The New York HsroId's real want of common sense
and information WIS never better Illustrated than in
the following paragraph concerning the probable re-
suit of the election in Pennsylvania:
"The returns from Pennsylvania, which will reach
us tonight, will probably settle the question. With
in the las, two three days the prospects OF the
union ticket there have materially improved as TO
render il not only possible, but very probable, that it
will carry the State. The electors of the outside Fill
more ticket have withdrawn, thus leaving a clear
fight between the union ticket and the Buchanan tick
ct 1t was this outside Fillmore ticket that rendered
the case estimation, utterly hopeless to the op
position as long as this ticket remained in the field
With its removal, all that the opposition have to do
10 10 effect change Of less tbaa 1000 votes in ag
grecate of some four hundred and fifty thousand, to
carry the State; and this change will very likely be
effected in the single county of Lancaster. The usual
opposition majority in that county is 5000. In the
late October election it wac 22OU. The lose the
Fillmore vote, which was thrown upon the Demo
cratic State ticket, with the view of weakening Free
mont in the North, so as to carry the Presidential
election up to Congress. Now, these Fillmore Ameri-
cans have discovered that they can have hope of
carving the election TO the House without defeating
Buchanan in Pennsylvania and we are, accordingly,
assured that Lancaster county this day will roll up
her old solid opposition majority of 5000"
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO,

SIX NILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
FKNHE subscribers authorized TO sel the Farm on
which the late DR.. Hopkins formerly resided located
above, adjoining the lands OF Mr.. b w Green and
others. and between the Deep Run Turnpike and the
ThreeChopped Road. The tract contains 3T5 acres Of
which about lis acres ccared-thc remaining quo
acres arc heavily in wood OF original growth The
buildings consist of a comfortable dwelling and the usual
outbudings The land lies we'll anu produces timely
There Is a tne orchard on the place.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
(,c, l7-c2awlm GODDlN d. APrERSON. Auc,s.
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TIME Races over the Warrcn,on, sA%.6
IL North Carolina Course are cAs.EH~
postponed until the 2lst day OF Octo o1ES&AHSA6Sa.
be next iusteud OF the time hdvcr e-<f--.-ss=>---
tiscd Oh account OF the Broud Rock and Petersburg
Races.
A,wo year old stake open to &c the Is, day
of the races $500 entrance half forfeit three
make race, now one entry mile heats-to name and
close by the 18th Sept.
F1nsT DAY-Swcepstakc for colts md FLIES that never
won race mile heats, sl00 entrance, half torfet-to
aud close BY the 18th day OF September. Now
entries.
SECOND DDAr.-JockeyIClub Purse for sioo3 mile heats
-cniran C $40.
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse OF saoo-3 mile beats
entrance S25
FounrH DAY.-Proprictors Purse OF 5000 mile heats
-cniruce SIu
The Proprietor pledges himself 20 hnvc the old track in
elegant order, with buildings New stables furnished
race horses gratis.
BY order Of the Club
P. J. TURNBULL, Secretary.
GEN. NJ T. HAWKINS, rrop'r md Treasurer.
FURTHER rosTPosEMEST-At u meeting OF the War.
Jockey Club, held at Dr. BrOwnows Hotel the fol.
lowing members being present: W. Eaton, Sr, Prcsd
Dr. Stephen Davis, Samuel Newell, John Newell, B. H.
Pr ddc NJ T. Hawkins, President and Trensurer-it
Resolved, That in consequence Of the Petersburg
taking place on the 2eth OF October the Warrcnton
shall be postponed until the lth of November, which
time the purscs heretofore advertised will he run for
THOS. G. PLUMMER,
Sept l6-cwtd Secretary pro tenn
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H. LEASE.-lMMEDJATE POSSESSlON,-The sm"A
Move old aud well established Hotel is for rent, ..ss
Ika Immediate possession There chambers sufficient
tSfAoNnnared hcds The dining is SO by "a feet
extensive and most convenient accommodations
COOKING, washing, &c. and large stable and large car.
fa:e touse8, &c, &c.
as property 50 well know TIM, any further dcscrip
aaa unnecessary. To good ,enan, the rent will be
Fse4scaable. :. ID. CRENSuAW
July l-ctf
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL


TENHE second sess ri OF this school will commence on
the lst October next, and terminate the 3lst July
following The session s divided into two terms, OF hve
months each The subjects taught ancient and mo
dern aud mathematics. The charge, for every
thing except ighs is s25 per term paPsble in advance
Persons desiring it, may obtain detailed catalogue b5
addressing the Principal Guineys 7. o.. Caroline CO
Va. sAML SCHooLER' NJ. D.
F. w. Coleman, Senate Of Virginia. Profs. Harrison
Davis, Ca5e, Minor, and McGuaey, University of Va"
Prnfs Venable and Brown University OF Gcorgin j. Ran
dolph Tucker, Esq, Winchester; r. B. Heath, Esq and
r. T Coleman, NJ n, Richmond; James c Southali' Esq
July l4-cwf SAM'L sCHOoLER.
WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
TIME next session Of this Institution will commence on
IL the LIST day OF October, 1856 and terminate on the
TERMS: 49,. =.
For Boarding, ....'.........'.......slSo " "
For Tuition In the senior English branches 20 e
" " Middle a. ...-......3 80 ot
:" :" " Junior ...-...;.2o oC
" " Ancieut and Modern Languages escb2O OC
!" Music. ~ "
Payments semi annually in advance.
Young ladies will be received at any time during the
session, and charged from the date OF entrance
There will be full corps OF ablo aud experienced
Teachers, who will that each study is thoroughly learn
eL and understood.
Herr A. Gethardt pronounced by competent judges to
be of the best instructors in this country will resume
the Musical Department; ,.,,.re
The patrons and Trustees OF the Academy; Right Rev
Bishop Johns Of Virginia; Judge Sca.bursh OF Washing
Ciy; The Focul:y OF William and Mary college Rev
Address, JOHN X. NOEL, Williamsburg, Va
We the undcrsis sned members Of the Faculty OF WI
liam and Mary College, having attended TWO hnd o
at the Williamsburg Female Acadeny and naSins nau
por;unitics Of becoming acquainted WIN Inc i,anie ~ ~
which instruction /, there imParted take pleasure 10 "
est terms believing be faithfully and skuy c6nduct-
ed HhA' r. A. WasHrHGToN,
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bENSET. BEERS Il FISHER,

- EENNET, BIENS u TlSIfEIN, -,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. NO. lbs, MAls STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
RE now receiving their Fall supply Of Drugs, Medi'
"A c!ncs, Paints, Oils Dyes, Window Glass, Coors,
:oshes and Brushes especially adapted TO the trade OF
Gna And North Carolina They agents for the sale OF
ocktridce Alum Water Pills and Alum Mass, and all tho
opuia- medicines OF the day AT propr:ctors prices.
Particular attention given TO physicians orders.
Arr Il r1n,
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SITUATION AS 0vERSEER WANTED.
a GENTLEMAN, very recently married, VINO nas
IA been overlooking arm for some five or SIX
years sud produce the best Of references 10 quail
hcatons, &C. desires situation for the com
ing yaar lettsg addressed to "R. c p, King VII
liam Court Haise Va stating terms, &c will meet with
prompt attention Oct ~
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NOTICE.

IL persons holding receipts OF L. l.. Smith or Smith
n Cosby, bearing date prior 70 June ls' 1880 oi
description to "Weesy Newspapers and Magazines.
s'e requested 10 present them to the undcrsgne at NO
=. bCad street between sh and 9th in order that they
te furnished with their papers aud Tor the
:aaee the time Tor which they have pad, either L.
sna o. Smith s. Cosby. togs;her with whatever back
rc'aa'rs they may have missed since the first of June
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
oc. 3-~f Late Of the firm Of Smith & Cosby.
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Washing and Lights extru.
RosT K ~ j. pSGhRk SSkRIsos Principals.
Address, Richmond, Va. July ls-ctf

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
OR the year 1856 the hrst session OF this Institution
II will commence the 18th of January, and close on
the lO,h OF Juue. The session will the
Goth July and close the 18th December.
TERMS, PAYABLE AT THE END OF TIE SESSION
Beard for session, ST. 5O
Tuition in the English Departments, including
Mathematics. &c. ....-..................... Is 0O
French, Spanish and Italian, each extra, 0O
Music extra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 on
Ornamental Branches. each, extra, teachers prices
Latin and Greek Cnss taught by Jno Organ jr. 20 10
In the English department, Miss f. r. Scott ID again
ploycd In the other department Of Music ind French
MIR John D'vlalning is employed and ut his post
E1'My address Is Macfarland's. Luucnbure. Va.
June e2i-ctf JOHN CRGAIN, in.
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER.

TY FOR SALE.
n WILL sell privately my Farm, Chambers Mis) CON
tanning 600 acres Of land, with good Dwelling and
Store House and a necessary out houses and large
manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, situated IN the county
of Buckins ham, on Slate River, "a naviSabe sIeamD
miles OF the Court House. and IL miles from james
River. $50 cleared, and the balance in wood
aod, we'll tinbered. Ii is fine stand for merchandising
aud the Mills with the and dwelling, eau be sold
separately from the Furm, If pure chasers desire it.
| Terms accommodating. Address the subscriber al
Chambers Mills ?. o., Buckingham County, Va
June2l-cu GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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EXCITEMENT IN SALISBURY, N.

81 opposition to the next Congress- This is gain
! about 60 Democratic members.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.-Thcre have been
elected 80 far ia seventeen Stutes GS Democrats and
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The betting on Kentucky has been very heavy
We know Of many instances Of bet. of extraordinary
magnitude having been made or the result of tn,
late election. Lands, negroes, cash-everyhng tha
is property in KeutuckY-has been staked through
out the State. Hundreds of men are doubtless Ell
tirely ruined, and thousands sorely impoverished
!CEAeInnati Comnsrc,di.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. S-The markets are unchrn:

>oS-
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Flour is steady; Southern
is easier at 81 to s. ij. Wheat and corn ar- u,..
changed.
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,o,.. NOTICE.

HkAn"roHaLS W.! he received nt the Office of the
= James t!ro: hDi ksnawhs Company in Richmond.
s Tue on Day oi pecrnber next tor the Improvement
s hanawhs River above Charleston embracing about
70 m!es o, ,hr river
Speacst!ons OF tho work be the Office OF the
apahy IN Richmond, or at the Engineers Office in
3 Vaansa WM. P. MUSFORD,
s. .V' 4-2fw'lDec Secretary
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LEWIS TILII,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
q I TTENDs 10 the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR, Conn and
IN TOBACCO.
uEcc or Governor or 18th Street, Richmond, Va.
v Jly aI-r3m
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


SCHOOL IN LOUISA.
AVlNG engaged Hs teacher. Miss PAIGE, expe-
H renced and accomplished lady, the school Smith.
hcld Louisa Will commence again the st Of Septem-
Der. We will take limited number OF boarders. The
discipline will be parental and strict attention paid Il
morals Of tho young ladies'
For session of ten months board and tuition in all the
euRhbu prdncnes, STU
Latiu' 2u
rtchSh lU
oia~us, d
al
ornamental needle work. u
"use, auo use OF fiano oo
Music tnugh' by Mr.. Boiling.
Address EDWIN J. BAKER.
Aug l2-cti Tolcrsyile o., Va
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IENHE seventh session oi the Southern Female Institute
Il will commence on the let Monday in October next.
The Boarding Department is under the charge Of D. Lee
Powell Esq
TERMS:
boaru for y months, S2OU
French, Italian, German Spanish, each, "a
Laun,- Id
Drawing from $40 TO $50.
Music at Professors priccs
Preparatory Department. 40
Washing and Lights extra
u. LEE POWELL, )p-,..;.,.
ROB'T J. MORRISON. itiN''p"'
Address. Richmond Va. July ls-ctf
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

4 4 BScoNpED. ubou, the first OF the present year,
IN ARCHER, bright nuatto about ~ years OF ase
9ees.ed face, and mbcr awed. He may be about Rich
1s9nd, where be lived OF in the neighborhood of
ootes Bridge, i'll Chesterfield county, where his mother
me- or pu, in any a in the State Of Virginia
faa. get pose cssion OF him
Il Address JOHN SPEARS,
Y Guardian for Misses Patteson,
Scpt io-c"u Macon i. o.. powha;an county, Va
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~ LADY ot much cxper:cnte and good moral clIarac
Ha,. VINO is qualified to teach the English branches
AWs4 french Ges!;es Ii situation as Goyerness in q
..,.,,%y or as Teacher o Music in sn Institution -
~ :hs n ability Will b. given.
O., TEACHER"
Sharon, Conn.,
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b. THOMAS PATE,
.A t!UNAEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corne
Sacramento and Montgomery Streets San Fran
-. taltorniss Aug 2s eff