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wv 49,
UF no, previously sold. | will offer for eale, Mt public
auction. on .ie premises, on TUESDAY, the I'd day OF
Srptrmb.r next, my tract of land called Oakley, lying
within ono mile of Buckingham Court House, and con.
timing abou. $50 acres.
!, is seldom that 60 pleasant and d.a!rnh.c a residence,
either Tor a prirHtc or professional gentleman. is offered
for ssls. 1t lies in one q! the most healthy. wealthy aud IN.
tulligcn; nrl.hby.hpJGs ~ the S,G.c. The -!'un'lOr is
ve,y elevated. a:l bcur'.:r!, commanding an extensive
vi. r of ;hc rh'.Sr ni Blue Ridge Nounrains. aud 0f many
D; the an plantations. Oh S!r': river. In" improvements
ar" -uihri-n; Tor the accommodation Of II hhrgr family,
white ana hNhck. and IN good repair, wiki an excellent
~!cr.house, all necessary Uut'AOusrs, and an abundance OF
excellent spring water.
There - II .ltac:cncy OF oper land 20 furnish five shifts
for ten or twelve hands. III" lots rich and tho wroie o..
tate very productive in corn, wheat and tobacco; about 50
or % acres Of tet land on Wal,oEis creek. which runs
through, the whole extent Of the tract, on several branches
u: which there Is T. great abundance o! plant land. and a
large proportion VI wool land, !urnIshing an GexhaustsDie
sCpyiy Of timber COR all plantation Uscs. The propinqui.
~ Of the hUurishing ami delightful village Of Mnysyillc,
gsOris a regular und sure market Tor milk, butter, poul.
try, and indeed everything thht can be furnished from the
garden, dairy or stock, as well rs n regular demand for
from MY 20 one hundred cords o! ire wood.
The facilities of getting the crops TO market are very
great. Slnte river i. Dnly ono mile from the Farmv!llr plank
rond. app:oarh"s witn!n siy miles OF the place. and Hook.
err, large manufacturing nils Are only siS miles distant.
and IN. estate i mos: CONVENIENT; 20 church, mill, ana 70
the bihcksmiih's shop.
There i, al-oa good mill sea, on The estate, a. which a
mill once stood.
The terms OF sale will be accommodating.
Mr. Justice, the manager or the estate, will show the
promises 20 any ole wishIne 10 purchase.
Persons wi ming TO Correspond with the undersigned on
the subject, will please aGircss himiut f;aney Mills. Anne
liz WM. II. WILSON.
rriv 0;-c,ds
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INsrITUTE,

SlhlNloS, VA.
TNHIS Institution has been IN successful operation six
years, and will commence It's mex; session on the
hrs, "Wednesday OF September, with increased advantages
:r the comfort sni improvement of lis pupili.
Tue course Of study is systematic and comprehensive.
embracing all the branches of E thorough. English educa.
non, and the Ancient and Modern Languages, Music,
Drawing and Painting.
The Institute i, Incorporated with Collegiate powers,
and, when the .ul course OF study is completed, Diplomas
are granted.
Board. with farnirhed room. lights ard fuel, $40
Tuition in oil English studies. A.
Music, Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, ex.
ira.
For Catalogues, or further information. address
july l7-c6w JOHN WILSON. Principal.
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sCHOOL AT GOKDONSy:LLE.

SCHOOL At
Drr AWARE KEMPER, Instructor i'll Mathematics, &c.
: CHAPMAN WHITE, Instructor in Ancient and no.
d-rn language.
yuluIs .chosli i. designed 10 afford thorough preparation
for the highest Classes of the ra.ver-ity, ~ for the
Ln.irc,s NJ lfr. Tho textbooks are Tor the MOS; part
$500 IN usc a, the University. A superior Sc; Of insir!.
mems h,, been provided Tor the use OF tine cis-s OF Civil
Engineering.
The sessions commence on tao l'th September aud
cln.r dur,nr the frs, week i'll July following.
TERMS
FOR boprd All tuition, inc!uding every thing excep:
lich.s) sa2u, for tte whole session; Payment ior q hnf
....;Tn ia r.nu;rcd OH entrance, and the remainder or the
18th February.
Far further particulars, sec printed circulars. 10 bc OBJ
,,;,.d ~. arnlyiuy 10 WILLIAM ! KEMrER,
III. w 2rfr GordOnsvlIe, Va.
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOX SALE

NTSDER two Gccrees OF Chesterfield CT cui; Court. iLn
4 latter cnpowe ing ne 10 sell either publicly ~ lr.
"r.c:y. will Df"r tor sale. a. auction, on MONuaf, 'Ue
18th day Gt hucurt nex', that part OF IL. real cs;a'c 81 'Gc
late Il. II. Brooks. known as the Log Castle TrrC., str.
ted On sw!tt aud TOusLawk Creeks. 1t their confluence.
about /? miles west OF Richmond, ~ from the Courthouse.
sd hre from Midlothian and Tomahawk Station. N the
Richmond ami DunvIlle Railroad. con;aining 80 ecrcs. G:
YEich from n third 10 II nall consists Of low sTourcs :
tine quality. Owing to the largo proportion o; lnu srounc.
this lnnd IS Of uncommon valus. Ire nigh !.nd also - "t
good quality. TIE tract is we'll supplied "i;E wooc, 's-
situation lie considered healthy and tie rciSFb"raOot good.
There i. no dw Cling house, bu, . large bnrn and olaer
farm houses.
The sale will bc on Tho premise, a; II o'cloci ard 'ae
terms will be- opeiatth cash, the residue IN o. IL, - and =;
months, secured by bond. and security, sad a lea on tao
isnd.
One of Mrs. Brooks sons, living near. vii show ne
innd TO any pcrson Wishing 20 buy, and any 'ur,u.r !ai"''
nation desired Of M will be furnished upon SppGcs.Je
pcrsonuiy, or by letter directed 10 Richmond.
Il. ". FLOuRNOY, Conn
P. s.-Thc lands OF Benjamin Graves es'afe, ns.r Gao.
terrified c. II abOu, 100 acres, IN several parcels. hereto.
fore advertised ky myself AMI others, are sui for ,EIs
Un.ii further notice, application can be nrde to ne ,,
ab9vn. K. ". PLoCRSOf, Cong.
July ao--c:ds
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.M.iKsHiIS SALE.

(bE FRIDAY, II 7IH DAY Or NuyEMGJR TX,
y 1T the door % the Cour IIous. Of kanswhs rcu.;s.
shall otter for sale to the highc,t BIDDER. Tor cE'n. 81 r..
Dams, Locks and fixtures Di the Coal Ri"rr N.vi.s-oa
Company. lying ana being IN khngwra ana Booze cpH-.
yics, ami pull, and erected under their chIrrer II m ne
state OF Ei.ginia-tle same be.Hc lrvi"; ~ ar ~. 3. ..r
is.y three executions in fnrOr Of Scot: & "n'ti'r. 9-c -
ia favor oi NIlhsn II. WrbP. agsinsr .Git rOnpnug. Ert
all issued from The United states Cour; IoT IT, " e,:.gg
District Of Virginia held nj Charleston.
RUBT BLAME, De-.
For JeA'r,on 7. Martin, Marcia! " l. -.
IuIv 3I-etds
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VIEW AND VALUABLE LAW ROCKS.

A MORRIS. 81 Main street..
.gF ELEMENTS OF MERCANTILE LAWS; BY
~.:rr.:h:. Pa-s0a., l.. l.. D..
LENENTS OF THE Law AND OF LE-
;I3T.vE ASSEMBLIES IN Il UNITED STATES
b: AMERICA By u.:h-r S:carns Cushing.
!~sELECTiON OF LEADING CASES IN CRIMINAL
AN WIRE lo;e,; by I, Z, Bsune;: and r. Heard
:
s.A-CiFO3O AND HOWLAND'5 REPORTS OF
,.., 4, gvei aai Determined in til" o.,;rc; Court OF me
,-.ed state, IL. the aouta.rE p!.tr;c: VI New York
o.
. TREATISE on MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE; BY
':.sci. WI t-;on sai M,r";ou S:I.e, u D.
1.GESTUF THE GENERA. LAWS OF THE UNITED
..,TES. with references. 10 n" ic.. R-reasa, supplied
/: Mod. Ted; and Noes q. he u"e.s.2i. AID uIct- Q; tie
..2reme Cow: o: :hs UU!yu upon tai: coas;E4c;.ou, BY
,res plal0H.
rol 81 ENGLISH ~CuASCEKy REPORTS.
r,l. - ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS.
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JAS. u. VAUGHAN. }''"""
S'Salc conducted by GoDDiS & ArrgRsoS, Auct
July Il-c,ds.


IlVII NISLNFE z.
'HNHE subscriber will offer for sale. on the premises,
L without reserve, on the 10Th of August n-X;, Il tract
III lerd situated ia the county ot Goochland ;hrre mics
rom the Court House, and a5ou; the same distance from
The James River Canal, aud adjoining The lands q, Dab
ncy Psrrish. VIM. Branch. and OTHERS. Said tract con.
,ains sbCu, 300 acres. nbou, oneihird in original growth;
The other two-thirds is IN a line state Of improvement
The improvements coasi-; OF n large framed dwelling
l0use. with q basement, and all the necessary farm build.
!ng., kitchen, smoke.housc and ice,housc, oil OF which are
IN good order. but recently buNt.
TE~RnS:-Oncfourth cash, the balance in three annual
payments, hearing interest frem tho day OF sa!e, and Sc.
cured by h deed Of trust on the land and personal .secu.
rty.
Possession given the LIST of January. lS57, the purchaser
having the privilege oi seeding d isll crop.
For further particulars, address VIM. 'iouldin at Rich.
tnond, Va, or J. F. Spindle, Prrkin.yillc, Goochisnd. The
Inter living near, vii! give any information with pleasure.
VIZ. GOuLDlN.
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ALBElIARLE LAND FOK sAI-E

"t.Nn " ~
NXTlLI. be cold at Gotham Depot on THURSDAY. he
w 18th day OF August, l-56, II tsir, il not, the mex:
fair day, at public auction. a tract Of land, being g par, %,
the estate OF the late James Il. Terrell, containing by 70
cent survey ~ acres and lying on the waters OF MecnuUk
Creek, about one mile from Gotham Depot on TIE E:r.i-
MIA GENIAL Railway.
On ,hs tract are about two hundred and e " scyc. ei
cleared land in good condition, the rernsindcr ell in wood
and Astounding IN hoe pine timber. 4 vein OF lime son.
passes through this land. which though never opened o.
this place. has been successfully worked on one side. In
the plantation OF James Fl. Lewis, and on the other ,ite.
in that of Wm. {. Rivrs, Jr. Tne place 4, well ws'"rcG
ny springs ana running water. The buildings ere only =
lew negro quarters, stable bId corn house, all er-cIec
within the las; twelve months Mr.. james II. Lew, nil
TAX" pleasure in showing th:s lard 20 any person Z spy.ei
70 purchase.
Also, at the same time and place, q ;rac: o; land ly,rg
On he South side Of McchuEk Geek, (only q mile OF 'w5
below the above mentioned land containing three hun,
bred ans nifty acres, al. in woods, and having a large quou.
:iv of fine heart timber upon IL. This land also les very
Gear The Virginia Central Railroad, bciIs nor moro rEsG
nal: n mile from tina; toGd ai the cros.lnS Of J. w. Camp.
bell and :. +. Sampson.
Terms. One third cesh, and TIE re.t n che sud 40
yehrs ~ith interest from date.
Per-ons wishing information VIII address tho nde-.
signed nj keswick or Gotham Dcpots. albcmg.Ie coua:y.
F. X. NELSON,
J. II. MINOR,
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University OF VIRGINIA

TVNHE Eo.rd OF Visitors Of III. University OF Virginia,
viii NEE, On The eth OF September next, TO. the pur-
pose of electins a Professor o: Greek and hc5rew. The
appointment to the Chair Of History 1nd General Lltera.
ture, recently established. will ros De made before the LEI
OF January next Accordingly, applications TO fill the
chair OF Greek and hoLrew, viii be received unul tao sn
Of sep,emtss. ssd Tia. oil History and General L!;ers;us
until the 10, Of January. 5: AA.flH,
July lQ-esw Chairman oil ihe saSu"T'
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR SALE At

SLNlloN.
U\HE undersigned. ns Commissioner Of the Circuit
Il Court tor Rockbridge, in the suit OF A. T. Sloan's
Admir-. vo. A. 7. Sloan's heirs. BY virtue VI d decree rem
'irred in said cause, will expose to sale 10 the highest bid
der. OH the premises, on TUESDAY III" 18th day OF Au.
yust next, that valuable property known rs the
COLL SULPHUR SPRINGS.
This property is situated in Rockbrid.c County. near
the main stage road leading from Goshen Depot, rhe pre-
sent terminus Of the Central Rail Road 10 The celebrated
about ! miles. The Depot Mt Goshen Bridge is distsnt
sbou, Il miles. and the irin. level and good turnpike rond
lending from thence makes the Cold Sulphur Springs the
most accessible watering place in the mountains. These
springs have been highly esteemed and used for many
years, by the citizens OF Rockbridge, Bath md Augusta,
and for several weeks ot every summe large numbers OF
them have rrsortcd there Tor health and pleasure. These
springs, ms their names indicate, are Sulphurous, End Of very
cold temperature, are highly beneficial in nervous Dis
eases, and have produced excellent results in all diseases
of the lungs. These grounds can in the handso OF a person
OF good taste, be rs conveniently md beautifully arranged
as any watering place in the State. There nre 81 or q
Cabins. about attrcn of which are finished n good Ten
Pin Alley. Il laI ge stable. Bath Huus" md Store House. ell
Recently erected upon the premises, hnd very Sigh; hidi
cIOns thereto will enable the proprietor 10 hccJinmO,iat,
| u large number OF visit.rs. There are about 200 acres OF
lnni in the trnc', chiefly in timber Of good quality for
5uiiJiEg purposes, mud there are In the iminedis,c vicinity
sev-rdlSAw BILLS, AT which lumber can br sawed. II IS
seldom that property combining so many good qualities
and So accessible 10 visitors 10 offered for sale, and per.
sons desiring 20 own such property will do well 20 look at
th!s, and every facility vii! be afforded on application 10
Mrs Eleanor VI. SloHn, who resides al the Syringe, OF 10
the subscriber, who lives near Lexington, Va.
TERMS:-Cash in hand sutic!en, to dc,ray the cost OF
the sale. aud credit upon the residue OF 8, -, IL and -
months, the purchaser executing bonds with good personal
security. and the title retained Nd ultimate security.
July l-c,ds WILLIAM DAVIDSON, Comur.
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FOR SALE.
4 VERY valuable Trnct Of Land, lying in the lower

4 VERY valuable Tract Of Land, lying in the lower
"A part Of tho county Of LuneuEurg, on the Aeherrln
River, and containing LII acres The subscriber living
IN the immediate ncighboriood will take pleasure in show.
ing the land 10 any gentleman who wishes 10 purchase.
ROBT. A.. ATKINSON.
rT-A grea. bargain il. offered at Private Sale in the
above tract Of land until WEDNESDAY, the 9th Of sep.
TENDER next. On that day (une,s previously disposed on
il will DC sold AZ public auction IN the premises Such de-
sirRblc property is rarely IN market. OLt"third. SAY $50
acres If IL beautiful orisina! timber, mad |; Is believed tina;
such II body OF wood land, considering lis extent aud Ter.
,iry, cannot De ( found in Eastern Virginia. A good por-
ton, which is in large pine. mas been cultivated bit never
exhausted. and will Eow produce "a line TJbacco as when
FIRST cleared. 4 GOOD deal has been recently cleared. and
is Of course In tne Eenrt, while the old part oil the land Il
improving rapidly under very indifferent management. 1t
and its appurtenances. L. is in r plsassn; ne!Shhorhood,
rs healthy ar any in Virginia. - miles from Blacks and
Whites Depot. On the Soutn.Sidc Railroad, and eight ni!.s
from tie LUncnburg P~laHk.oad.
On the came day, (2ith of Scp:rnb"r,) will be- -oli the
growing Crops, stock Of ali kinds, Fa-:r:m. Ct.n-iir. Fur.
ni:rrc, &c, &c.
Aug EFF ROBT. 4. ATKINSON.
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SALE OF
LAND ~ SPUTSfLIANIA COUNTY.
HSCRStAAT to a decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
a county OF SpO'sylYsLia. entered on the 9th day Of
May, 1850, Ia the suit ~ Coleman IS. Coleman and others,
the undersigned. pee al coUamis.ionrrs thereby appointed.
will proceed 10 sell st public auc'iOn, 70 the highest bidder
on THURSDAY. the fourth dag Ci SrrIENBER, lsJo,
81 tire .ntc residence Of VIM. 4. Coleman, deed. the two
Wooivile. wlictI contains f0uT hundred aid ninety acres
(TI'9 a due proportion IN rUofs.p end cs on u q st"'!
dwelling. capital negro quarters with Stone ch!inht5s,h
granhry, ;DHhccO bans, ice -gOus", & wei! OF 'HSe''e"'""
ter in TIE ward. &c, ard IL 4 handsome, pleasant, !rhitHJ
and mosr desirable residence. The t"id. are wei! suppiicu
witt! running wa,e! 81 The old place, "alc. A"J"'Hs
Wco-iyills contains four hundred and n'ne'F 81 Vi
which n lere portion IL in woods. anu mas on u
with six roo:ns, a good graEary. toDacco J. ,;,h;r
ono OF inc boldcst and 6rrst springs in virginia Whit
one hundred wards 9. the dwelling. Inc ne!5hco'hoo! Is
r.tnarksbIr GOOD. These lands arc peculiarly nuap''a 10
tho prpd uc,ina OF iue TOBACCO, wheat, corn A9o o""~
Tiny aye SITUATED three niIr- HDrth " ''h'et nre
49,, 10 mic. di.r.n. from Freie.icts Hall and Beaver Dam
ns,a,s on tho va. Central Railroad. Person, wishing 20
nrrchaec are ipvitcd 70 call on Col Clayton u. CoIe;nao.
pesr Frederick. Hall Depot. Louisa Co. or Z. B. Cole
= Tss oT Tr ;, are cucihi-d cash the balance In one and
~, years. bearing interest tom the cate; The titIe !esuin.
al rn,;i tho ms, uaytaer: il mode. Partial possession will
40 r;ycr Immediately for seeding wheat, ard tut and com.
Met. posses.ion rs soon as ~" Crops now growing can be
.s,r,rcd The undersigned. rs ADMINISTRATOR oi WIN. b.
Coleman, decd, will, 81 To" same time and place, proceed
IN sell the plantation utensils, STOCK OF Cows, hogs, sheep,
and Fix very valuable mules, &c.
The terms Q; which will DC made known an the day oil
gale. g,
All persons having claims against the estate of VIM. B;
Coleman. decd, are requested TO make item known. snd
ttcss indebted are invited 10 make payment without DC
ay CLAYTON g. CULEMAS,
JOHN G. 3. COLEMAN,
N siousrs BOD Administrators
July i-Gki. ef Wa 3. Coisuap, dead.
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JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE FOR .A1l

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Z Y virtue Of 4 decree made by tne C!reu!. CVv'' u:
u Rock5di:e, at it, April term, A y. is'f = ne
cs.c Of WIN. L. Figg.t and others. vs .he Ju-S-.cH Va.
lev TURNPIKE COMPANY. and others, pendirg .r.gerE ,E-
uni" signed commissioner for the pose spfo!r'
will. on Saturday, The 9th OF Aur-sr. ls36, SELL 'u'iG
Auction 70 the highest bidder, a, The from .Ver OF n"
Court House In Lexington ne !~rsuch'.c =! 70, .n.t JUNG
ton Valley Turnpike COMPANY, anu itsroad with ne 81.
purtenances thereto attached. The road Is 'Iiy miles -
lic,ous management msy be msGe a Profitable iEveI'Uei'
TERWS.-Ca,h in hand ~suahrient 20 psy co.ti .. r,.s
and expenses Of sale. and 10, 'he residue a ered:; .: SIS
,w.lyc' eighteen md twenty four months. IN four equs' -
.,sIr ems ':he purchaser giving Soad With sIprove. peg.
sonal security. IHon3s : MtCh!L,
g. Med. MOORE, eoD"
ysro-ctds E. F. PaxTON,
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PETERBOROUGH FEMALE SEMINARY,

CAROLINE COUSll, va.
THNHlS Institution. under the tupsrin:enGcnca OF HEN
Il RY ROBINSON. Principal, will be opened on the
18th Q. $cpiuG.5cr next. The boarding department, vi.
der tho management; vi 4. Moore Boulwarc. E.q, aui
Indy, will also have the valuable assistance u Mrs. Baker.
who, for II series OF years, gave he! inutron!y care 20 the
Winchester Female Academy. Pupils from p distance,
will be expected 20 hosri, with the Principal, in M.
Buulwar"'- family.
Il Of B0grd end Tmi:iOHp per ':ssiOn for pre- months:
Board ami !pdcIug. Washing. tue! and 81. 30
Tuition, :ur the English branches alune............ Ia %
For ;nc Ens. including La;ia o: E.cacn Gel. ~ %
Lessons on II 80. ~ W
For the usa VI pia.O PEI month. .-.............. %
Payments required Ut tEe end OF the session; bat should
they ro. hen DC made, bonds carrying Interest, will Be
expected.
Ilriebornuch, eight miles above Bowling Green. ard
three from Guinncy's Depo:. Possesses advantages Tor the
location OF n Female School, ruca rs me accU,nE 90 at:UEs
in 5uiliing,-d"c!dei hca,hinrss If ar-neiglt2uraoC Of
M in,eI!i cen, and refined p"ople-:Gciii;!ea 10: attending
churches, &c, which recommend a. strongly TO the ia.
vorubie consideration d paIei.is and guardians.
July lS-cwtw.
Wing aad Religious Herald copy us above.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FAR.I IN CHESTER,

ETELD WITT
ID Y virtue Of a deed Of t-ast, executed N RE surscr..
ID be. oy Win. Archer Cooke, ON the IGh Of ApE.L
1854, Tor the purpo.c Of securing certain boIn- ,ne:=!.
Mentioned, ard duly recorded IN Chesterfield Ccuny
Court, Cl-:ks ONCE, | will, upon the premise, eIpc'e 10
:emocr, 1876, al " O'Clock. ", il fair, II ro', ,he oex' 's.
day, all that Tract Of and In the county Of Chestrrned d.
whercon the said Cooke now r sides, conthi ;ng $50
.cres, (or so much thereof /. may b. necessary being tho
same land conveyed to said Cooke oy John Waksr .'i'r
on the old Chesterfield Railroad, Scr 8 miles :!em Ne.
chester.
Abou, 200 acres are cleared. the balance mcs'iy IN P:re
and oak wood. The buildings on The place are al! 10 coca
order, aud are sufficient for a moderate SIZED taniS.
TERMS.-Cash a. TO all expenses and charges .! s4E'
AID the amour; then due and unpaid on sid oDh;s' WE
the interes, thereon, and the balance upon sSeh o'eo''ts
may be fixed or agreed upon Oh TIE arT OF az.
Sale conducted by GoDDis & As'zs'os' Aae's.
JuIy Y-c.ds
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,INOWHATAN land FOR SALE-The sub,cri

lI1OW LAND Foh S.&A-E.-1 euosCIA
III ,.r wishes 20 sell hi. farm. situated one mile above
;, r,s,sn Courr House, containing between four and hve
I'D acre.-one hundred scre- in woods, the balance
~ we'd and in fne CONDITION The buildings are mostly
|.r c,r..o-:ah.e aud convenient. The dwelling quite
Errr..gas. wi,a every necessary building, machines, 10.
&c, a.g,ss. &c. The average sales from the iarE .o-
;ygt vss;. 2.,. save ranged from twenty eight 10 thirty.
s..: s..3,ei q! lIa-s; hands employed. from five 70 sew
L.. Refe. :: : J. Ssmpson, a, the Powhatan House,
ls:tG.ai "a, Q. address the subscriber. r; Powhstsn
lC5ar House. "a. JOS. A. MAYO.
soy i-ry n
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DOLLARS REWARD!

D ANYWAY from the subscriber, August LIT. Two ne
II gro men named James and John, OF dark eonp!eH'
ion. The oldest, James, very b!,rk. about - OF - yt"lt
OF age; John, the youngest. Il or is years o: age; h;:a o.
small statue. James wss hired on the Ficnmonc ana Dah-
vile Railroad three years since, and iti' lSeiy ,ha. IN:
may be looking for employment On th': .oae, Or ~ ma.
bensior and delivery of said a!n-ss, # taken "i,a;n me
COUNT the above reward will be puid, and forty douafsi
sAeH TnW'p F, PiNCHBECK. Chesterfield Co.,
MA;torx p. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08

HIR S~ESSION-lsj6 -.
yyHE Third Annual Course Of Lect-;cs" will com
mence on Monday, October 18Th, ls56. at the Col.
lere Building, corner Of .:arshsli and College Streets,
Bichmord and terra.natr on the 18Th March, ls41, being
y sc.si1r OF more than i've months.
surgery and Surgical Anatomy, by CHARLES BELL Grs.
sGN. NJ. d.
II. D.
N,;eris Iedics and Therapeutics, by Il. r WELLFoRD,
u. D.
Anatomy. by ARTHUR +. PETTrcoLAs, ND.
institutes of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, eT
LEVIN s. JoYSEs, NJ. D. c..,. l.
JAMES II. CONWAY. y. D.
Demonstration OF Anatomy, by THEo.P I. MAYO, NJ D..
The study OF Practical Anatomy rrnC be prosecuted witt
tho mos; ample facilities and IS avery riains expense
Clinical Lectures sre regularly gwen st inc oolleee n
Urinary and E..amoDd Alms.house. Inc lnHrnar!; un-
der tie same roof with the College. Is OF all !iies wen ~
ed with Medical and Surgical cases, and furnishes pecunar
facilities for Clinical instruction.
Many Surgical Operations are performed In the Preset.s
of the clsss and the Students being daily admitted to tae
susl opportunities for becoming m.iiar, no! only WIN
the symptoms and diagnosis OF disease, but with lis daily
progress and treatiieni.
Amount Of Fess :or Lectures. W
M8tric 4!st:on n no
Practical Anatomy. W
Graduating Fee. -
The price of Board, including Fuel, Lights and SeEysats
attendance, is usually s3 or g 50 per week. he Cats.
logue, containing fuller iuiornahoI coaseInng ts lnsutu'
don. viii Je forwarded 10 tLese wh7 apply tor H. Or sPe'
eifc enquiries will be answered. by :eite1;
July -svttst2ot pean Of 'n'sseu7