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z y pursuance OF Il decree oil the Circuit and superior
a Court Of AppomattoN county, the uUdersigned, as
Commissioned, offers for salc the tract Of land called
"ROSELAND"
The tract contains $40 ncres, more or lcss, ana lies benu'
fi:ully in one OF the most healthy regions OF Virginia. The
land is in a good state OF improvement, adapted to the
growth of corn, wheat. tobacco and oats, well tinbered
and watered. The improvements consist Of a large and
cornlnudious framed Dwelling House. containing nine
rooms, barn, stables. ~ice.house, cairias e' h. use, and all
other necessary out.houses, TWO elegant apple and one
peach orchard.
Pos,.ofice, shops. mills, &c are very convenient, and
also churches of different denominations. The society will
fsvorabIy compare with any in Virginia. II is situated six
p,iles from the A~ppomauox Depot, on the South side Kali
road, six miles from the county seat, eighteen miles from
Lynchburg. and nine miles from the James River { anal.
TERMS Credit Of one and two years, secured bysm'
pie personal security, and the reserved title 70 the land
Persons wishing to purchase, will please address me at
S~nithville, Powhatun county. Virgins. Possession given
a, any time. JAMES o. MOSBY, Commr.
Applications mny be made also to Messrs. GoDDIS &
APPERsoS. Auctioneers, Richmond, Va.
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YALUABLE EARN NEAR POWHATAN C0TRT

NEf farm contains 40 acres Of land, about 100 of
lVA which is wood land oil original growth, the balance
in II good nrnble condition. aud we'll adapted IN the growth
OF corn, wheat, OATS and tobacco. The dwelling house is
commodious aud In good comfortable condition, contain
ing seven rooms. The quarters. stables and barn. and all
other necessary out house,, including an ovsrscers house,
and tobacco house,. are all in good comfortable repair
4 crop Of wheat is being -rcdcd.
The whole farm will be sold upon the following terms
onethird of the purchase money in cash; the balance in
two equal annual payments bearing interest from day OF
sale, TO be secured by bonds and approved security or q
lenuPon the land
This plantation is di.tant from Jefferson, a landing on
James River. 5 miles, and 10 miles from the Powhatan de-
pot on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, one mile from
~powha,an Court Hou-e. The stage connecting with the
Richmond and Danville Railroad cars, passes within a few
hundred yards Of the house.
Immediate possession will be- given il sold before the lst
January next. Address JOS. A. MAYO,
Powhatan c II.
Or apply TO GoDDrS e. APrER,oS, Richmond, Va.
Oct pl-clm
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MIR. LRFEBVRE's SCHOOL.

CTIUOND, v" IA.
TIME mex, session of this Institution will open on ine
lst day OF October, 1856, and close ON tue -
OF July. 1857. ucr.h Tr,,ion
$40; Modern Languages, each SO; Latin sso; Mu'e VI
n,,ure $40: Painting, water colors $40; In oil $50. PI'ma'
~ Department for children under 10 years OF sSe soo;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. If the scho3i; hisn ~ :,
cobbs OF Alabama, Rev. Moses d. HoSe, u. De- Kew
v; MeS.e, p; D.; Rev: 4; si'd is,sssrs. A. NJ, Principal:
Rev n 4 Keppler, w. c. Webb, A. NJ, John r Little, n.
D., R. a. Lewis, NJ. D.. Joseph Miesard; JShn a Caly S q,
w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs. Taylor Miie LstEan; NJ Ie
Lscy. Miss Eliza Bartlett, etc, otc. Aadlle 'lllenet'
French Governess.
n 1niv 70 HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE:
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THE ART OF DANCING.

THARLES A. McEEOY has the honor OF announcing
~ to the citizens Of Richmond that the next annual SEES.
sion of his School for instructions in the desirable accom-.
p!ismen, of Dancing. in I'LL It's varied forms, will COM
mence at Corinthisn Hall. on Wednesday afternoon, No.
venher the 18th, 1T 1 O'Clock, for young Ladies, Misses
aud Matters, and az =, on the same evening, for Gentle.
men
Regular school days for young Ladies, Misses and Mas.
te!s, Wednesday afternoons al l O'Clock, and Saturday
mornings at l0i o'clock.
Regular school hours for Gen;letnen-We dnesdsy and
Friday evenings AZ y O'Clock.
The session will be a long one Of nve months.
Terms Tor the whole time SIG. For half OF Il $50.
Parents desiring 70 enter their children, and others Wish.
ins 20 join the school, should do so during the first week OF
,nc session. A private class for young Lsdies will be
,o. med a.;er the organization Of the school
tN-, ~ -
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VALUABLE PROPERTY - RICHMOND

IUUNII FVN ShLT, NLNI ON DE'hSL. =
r OFFER for sale, rent or lease, TOTusKEY BRIDGE
II property, lying on the Greek, being one OF the beet
mercantile Stands in Virginia, the Greek being ~navigable
for vessels Of large size up 10 the Store. which 10 The pm.
cipnl depot for most Of the grain, wood. timber, &c ship.
ped from the county The tract contains about lis acres
OF Land, and has upon it a good dwelling. store'house, gra.
naries, &c, all In good order.
also offer for sale or lease, he house and lot in the
village. Of Warsaw occupied by R. B. Stewart. The dwell
ing is large and in good condition, and is q good location
for a male or female school, being remarkably healthy,
mud II large school having been kept there for some
years.
also offer for rent a house and lot at ~Suggettis Point
on the Rappahannock river. The house wSs built last
wear. and contains four or FIVE good rooms. A profitable
business may be done here in planting oysters, r large and
successful business having been done there for many
years.
Possession of any Of the above property will be given
on the LIST January next, or sooner II desired.
Address, LYME SHACKLEFORD,
o.,oI 20. Warsaw Va
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Sept 23-c6.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN SPOT.

sTLNfNINN 1UNET
WILL offer for sale on Tuesday, the 18th OF November
Il 1855, my farm formerly known as C~HAECELLORS.
VILE, md lat,erly as Cheney Void. This plnce con
tains s6i acres, 700 Of which are cleared, and well adapted
TO the growth OF the Usual crops in this part OF %Nirgnia
the res. is we'll tinbercd. Il lies on the plank rohd, about
ten miles above Fredericksburg. ard ]. miles from the
line Of the Fredericksburg ard Gordonsville X. K. 1t has
OIL i, a very fine meadow. The dwelling 10 one Of the
fines, in the country, being OF brick, and containing TWEEN
,y-odd rooms, besides those In the basement "nd garnet
Of ~porchcs, ent rcs, ETC., etc. II was long ihvorholy
known as h public house, and Was much rcsorted TO, espc.
ciaily during the summer months. The position Is one
remarkable for health. deem Il unnecessary 10 say more
OF lis advantages, as any one wishing to purchase can be
shown over the premises at any time. | will sell privately
il convenient, before the day named: and ii so, will duly
notify the public
TERMS made known on day Of sale.
JOHS c. PETTUS.
Address me ut Mat,sponi Post Of.ce, Spo;sylvauia Co.,
Va Sept. l6-ctda
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VOCAL y PLANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
n. CARuSI. Professor Of Music. who has recently
WI opened n Piano Forte Saloon in this city. where he
keeps constantly for sale O large number OF The bes! instrl'
nen,s Of Ch;ckcrings manufacture, ,eaders his serricesas a
Teacher OF Music He has fo- many years taught in the
most distinguished families OF Washington, Geor setown.
and Alexandria and begs leave 20 refer TO the following
| gentlemen. who have been MS patrous:
uoa Jcder-on Davis, Secretary OF War: lion Jesse
Bright, Presiden, OF The United States Senste: Hon Janice
" Mason, United States Senate; Gen Winfield Scott, Uni.
led States Army: Mcssrs Gales 4 Seatou, Editors OF The
National lntelligencer; WIN Corcoraa. Esq; J II Bradley,
ESQ: Or w b Msgruder, Mayor OF Washington: 7 Tow.
ers, Ex.Mayor OF Washington; Rev 2 D Gurley; Judge Jas
Dunlop, Georgetown, DC; WIN Fowle. Esq, Alexandria,
Va; Edgar suowdeu, ESQ, Alexandria, Va; VIM Bradley,
Esq. Washington.
Mr.. CARuSl.hss brought letters to the following gen.
,lemen Of this city, 10 whom be has permission 70 refer
His Excelieucy Henry A Wise; WIN F Richie, Esq; Col
Stafford H Parker; Rev T v Moore; Edwin Robinson, Esq;
Samuel Marx; Esq; Col Thos B Bigger; John rutherford,
Professor Robert J Morrison; Joseph K Anderson. Esq;
Basil Manly; Robt Ridgway, Esq; Dr. r II Cabell.
Enquire al his Piano saloon, No l6e Main street, oppo.
site the Exchange Bank, and over Messrs Hablistou &
Bros Furniture Stn-S. Aug 30
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SALE OF A VALUABLE STATE IN FIJI
COUNTY OF G~OOCHLAND, UNDER H ORDER

OF THE COURT.
Y virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court Of Gooch.
ID land, made on the 9th Of September inst, in the
cause of Argyle's administration IS. Curd's Trustees, and
others, the undersigned commissioners acting under said
order, will offer for sale at public auction, At Goochland
Court House, on the 18th day OF November next, (being
court day. the tract Of land cow IN the occupancy Of Dr..
ThOmHs Curd, called Dunwoodic, containing 10! acres,
abou; 100 acres in creek aud branch hat, and an abun.
dance OF oak and pine timber, situated on Beaver Dam
creek, three mics from the James River Canal, and three
miles from Goocblsnd Court House.
There 10 ON the premises a good dwelling house, also, a
barn and negro quarters.
TERMs-one.tourth cash, and the residue In three
equal annual instalments. Walter D. Leake. one OF the
commissioners, will give any information required.
P. r. GRATTAH,
G.. w. DABNEY,
W. D. LEAkE
C.z, on ,cr rnrprpiAiopoya
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nruocRATIC ELECTORAL TICKETS.

,op-s,Ts OF BUCHANAN AND hkh1hiHA'o"'
u..-. Richie & prnnevsn, havs N;hosFsphea Ia's.
.,roi electoral tickets Tor Democratic vo'cfs eSI
~, o,,s,ps the names OF the Democratic electors sn'
1884,. enb.lusbed BY beaucfa! portraits in mia's'o'.
;. ne Democratic candidates Tor 'H' -.., :,
.oa;I.,cv Packages will be RENTED by maii &c
..y par: 0: tie s,s;s. Tree Q: postage, al me .A.s u
,.avo cents per hundred or I'VE dollars pe'
c.scr, should be sen, immediately so 'hs' S''e''" may .
t,(v supplied before the day Of election
M..sr.. Richie L DunSa'ani pave also nIn nS Re-
,Ms nd rery accurate portraits o: Buchanan ana srees
',se Tbis il Kichmcnt work. but liner specimens
80 80. IAN be- touad in no Northern city. Ihs po1"a'
10 y, -, ;urrt,bsd a, one dnlisr the pair.
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VALUABLE mANOvER LAND FOR SALE.

virtue OF the last VIII ana testament OF Col L. +.
I'D Goodall, deceased, the undersigned, as mis- ENecu.
tors, will offer Tor sale nt public auction, on MONDAY, the
18th day of November, il fair, i! not, the first fair day
acres utlSnd, hciEg Il part Ui the tract on which said Col e.
I. Goodnll resided ut the time OF his death, lying in the
county OF Hanover, from 10 to Il miles from the city OF
Richmond, and shuutG miles from the Richmond, Freder.
icksburC and Potomac Rail Road, Immediately on the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike. About 80 acres
o. the said tract has been cleared, the residue is heavily
timbcred With oak and pine OF original growth, present
ing to persons engaged IL rhe timber business, an opportu
nifty for a profitable investment that ia seldom met with
To persons engaged in farming, we will say, that no land
In Eastern Virginia is better adapted TO the growth OF
wheat than that DOW offered by US for sale.
third cash, the residue in two equal pay.
ments. at one and two years, with interest thereon from
day OF sale, the purchaser executing his bonds with sp.
proved personal security, and the title to be retained until
the last payment be made.
WI o WlNsToN,)
WIN K VIM, Executors.
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NTARSHAL'S SALE.

an FRIDAY, Il l4TH DAY OF kOVENBtR next
q. the door Of the Court House Of ksEawha coSni!,
: hall offer for sale TO the highest bidder. for cash, AiI'he
~. : - and 6xtures Of the Goal River Navigation
COMPANY, wing and being in Ksnaeha and hoot" c"un,
,ics ard built NJ erected unds: thrir charter NOV" ne
go n VTrriu:s-lhr rAme being lr:IeG On by m" -'
;sty ,,rea ex.cutioL- in favor oil sco'.S y" h!;i0fd. ~" NC
in favor of William II Wenh. against said Comply sha
all Issued from the United States Court tor 'He "r"'H
'' ROBT. BLAINE, Depryy,.
For Jefferson T. Martin, Marshal W. y. Va
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uooFLAND,S GERMAN B!TTERS-
~ crrtiacR,e Of Ralph Lutte, Esq, EDITOR "spN1I

o!.'-s' " lsoSroS. October so, 1864
n r " lAcysoS-Dcar Sir: The Buffers are IN great
-.ca be-c In addition 70 the quantity sold by Monkey
4 Ba-oc., your agents. the two o;neT sores ecu more 81
49,, ..sB s1v other medicine. find they arc mucn USE
~ c1sv,isscenr fever pstiea,s to rebuild their broken
s;,.r,u.ions have used during the last summer III my
sw, f,a:'y. four bottles They were recommended 10 me
e.,in;a:ei from the elects OF q severe Bilious FeFeE-
T:ev gave ne an appetite. and restored tone ana viso.
y NV whole system. In one Of mo Sep;e"Aoe: nDmne,.
q; nv psper, | related my experience OF he good ereS'
=: -. Biters, since which time they have had a 'arsc sale'
,sd have now become the standard medicine IN TINS II
::a:y. ,,.s.urs in
,rn. you this testimony Of: the value and success Of your
separation. pnpu LITE
r,r Sssp sx aSn!:,s s.I asi .:oreseepers everywhere, and
- Purcell. LADD & &C snd BENNETT, BEERS d
FISHER. Richmond. OCT <'-uN9-"
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- leave 70 inlo.ln the public that our UT. PRATT
.,.-.,urued irom England and france. bringing with him
,;.e ale improvements in our beautiful AT: :,
Tas ambyu;ype finished IN oil IL the style OF the old
rvr:,. far exceeds in perfection anything ever oeto!e
i-sa?,ed, aud throws The Balsan! p;cIarcs eonp!etelyin,o
::stEaGe
NJ Pra, vii! again render us the assistance OF bis ralu'
s.s services.
All pictures warranted 20 please.
j ;; ;. 5 sA saAiaERs }oper.:or.
Ps-The Al.oscopic Anbrosype may also be bad a,
PRATTS Gallery. Oct II
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a m SIIE

WILL he offered nj public auction, on the prenliscs,
w on the 10th of Nov"nbrr, ii fair. otherwise the
next fair day. n tract OF land containing 20l acres, lying on
South Anna River, adjoining tn" lands OF Ben. F.. Auicr.
son and Hugh Mcdowell, and within twenty miles OF the
city ofkichinond, IN the county o: Hanover.
This hand has II clay sub-sUil and !sin good condition, and
susceptible of the hiehc,, Improvement. and is well adapt
I'd to the growth Of wheat, tobacco, corn and outs; wood
and climber in abundance.
1t has n comfortable dwelling, containing { rooms. and
Nil the necessary houses of every kind in good condition.
The neichborhood is religious and moral mills and shops
for the work O. the farmer right al the place.
At the same time will be sold all the stock of every kind,
rs well as farming, household and kitchen furniture, Of
which there is an ample supply. and Of good quality.
Terms liberal, and made known on day Of sale.
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THTRTY.FTVR NEGROES AND OTHER
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, at public auction. %i.nouI ~. -,
E THURSDAY the 9Th day OF november aeh., AZ
tbirty.hye valuable slaves, consisting oimen' women boys
and girls. u,,s, c.,,,s and Hog,
Also, all the stock OF Horses; Mules . .aG III Inn ,s I nIs,.
s :, .ooi. and utensils, including a good Threshins Ma
chine, Wagons, Cars, &C. !. w .os5 0 9sy U snS Be TO tse plan
oI1 ~ aI.o offer for sale about $4,000 pounds OF good
Pork. . ;f,;., .r.,,;rsd
~ rest added. will be given, and for all the other pro
nerty. a credit Of four months; in all cases Of credit sales
me purchasers executing bonds with approved security
THOMAS WATKINS, Trustee
so,, ,,-c,ds For J p Warkins.
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Sept l6-cH

UIRGINIA.-At a Circuit Court continued and held
Thursday the 18th day OF October, 1856:
The Commonwealth Of Virginia, Pltf.
Against
William Jennings, Def.
On a scre facias sued out against the defendant, upon q
forfeited recOcnizance for the sum of S6n, gwen by him,
and conditioned for his personal appearance at the las.
term Of this Court TO answer any indictment that might be
filed against him for a certain felony of which he stood
charged, and had been rensnded to this Court by the
County Court for trial.
The Sheriff having made return that the defendant is
not an i%nHabitant of this county, and affidavit having been
made and tiled that ne is a nonresident OF ,hi, Common.
wealth, the said defendant, il notified to appear here on the
first day of the mex. term Of this Court, to show cause, ii
any be can, why the Commonwealth may not have execu.
ton against him for the amount OF the said recognizancc,
to be levied OF his goods and cha,tels, lands and tene'
ments, according 10 the form and effect Of said recogni.
zance; and that a copy of thi. order be published once a
week for four successive weeks, in the Richmond Enqui.
rer, a newspaper published in the city OF Richmond, and
also be posted at the front door of the Count House OF this
county, on the first day Of the next County Court.
A C~opy-Teste:
Oct o3-cwiy T. W. VIM, c. c.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL K. K. CO., /

OFFICE VA. T K. K. CO.,
RIcHMoSp, Oct. 9Th, ls56.
TIME Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the VIZ
sinia Central Railroad Company, will be held in the
CITY Of Richmond on THURSDAY, the 18th November,
1856.
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from
the lat November till after the adjournment Of the meet
ing. Nc proxy given more than twelve months preceding
the meeting will be valid.
Stockholders going TO and returning from the meeting,
will travel upon the cars free OF charge
Oct a-tI3Eoy ]. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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VALUABLE ESIAIE ~ ALB MARIE COCS'
TY. NEAR TO SCOTTSVlLLE, CONTAINING l,3y

y j. NIHn ~ N's'A ASF sbA S|N lEaVy'
ACRES, TOGETHER WITH CROPS. STOCK. Sc.
THEREON. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
FUNHE subscriber having removed TO South Carolina,
and hot wishing TO cultivate his estate in Virginia
will sell the same at public auction, without limit or re-
serve, ON thu premises. on TUESDAY, the Hin November.
ls5o, II fair, il not, the next faIr day. commencing al II
o'clock.
II lies on the Green Mountain. adjoining the lands OF
Mrs. John Coles, Messrs. PeytOn Coles, Tucker : Coles,
and others, and contains, by recent survey, 1907 acres;
ton, the balance is in original growth OF pine, oak, chcs'
nut, and hickory timber, which, BY reason Of is conv'.
nient access 10 market. renders il peculiarly valuable "a
persons disposed 10 embark in the lumber business.
The tract - sercn miles iron! ScOttsvillc, on Janice RN
er, and within i've miles OF the new rail road, now und. T
construction from Charlottesville to Lynchourg. Tho
plank road leading from Scoi,svillc runs by it. The in
provements on the place consist OF a plain dwelling. con
timing hve rooms, together with Barns, Stables, Tobsccn
Houses, Ice House. and every other building suitable tor
the use Of SO large n plhce.
The estate ID remarkably healthy, is well supplied Will
springs Of water, and has on ii several orchards o.. choice
fruit. Il will be sold as a whole, or divided, as may 30
deemed beet ut the time Of sale.
Immediately after the sale OF the land. all the pcrishable
estate on the place will be sold, consisting Of the crop, o:
Corn, Fodder, Data. &c.
Also, all the stock, consisting of Cattle, some hne Mi'rh
Cows, work Oxen, fattening Hogs, Sheep, &c.
Also. the Farming Implements, Tools, &c, together
with Il parcc. OF Household Furniture.
TERMS:
For the land onc.fourth cash, balance in equal install
meuts, n; |, =, 3 and I years, for bonds bearing intcr,st,
secured by Il trust deed.
For the ~pcrishahle estate. all sumo under $40 cash; Over
that amount 8 months credit, for bonds with good security.
Persons disposed TO view the land, or 10 make enquiries
concerning II, are referred to the Auctioneers. or to Nj.
Geo. Curr, at Charlottesville, or 10 Mr. Pace, the Manager,
residing on the estate. J. sTRICKER COLES.
sale conducted by GoopIs & ArPEssos, Auc,s.
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~DYSPEPSIA.-That our readers may pro
~ psrly understand the high medicinal and cura'
PREMIUM BlTTERS,

1--WE pV?cIHcs
BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS,
We lsy before ;aem THIS morning the voluntary certificate
q John W. Sheppa. !. Esa a Jgx,:ce OF the Peace in Hen
20 county, who ce:;iaes Ina, IL has been cured through
:=siT agency. Mr.. Sheppard i vel sn'Tn 70 the citizens
O. Richmond ~ n gentleman NJ h!ca standing and VIC
therefore prefer hs speaking Cor himself. II reads thus:
HESRIco CovSTY, Va, sept &, 1850.
z. BAEgR, ESQ: Dea. S!.-lnis IS % Gently that have
..e. suffering with Dyspepsia Tor tae last eignt or ten
y=..s. du.ing which ;ine nave cccn Treated oy several
sA. physicians, and used \ variety OF remedies watch
Us.e "a: 20 &c a certain cg-c. 3G; w.riou; receiving any
p.-.sG-s: benefit. Finding that everything else bad
failed "a. % the advice OF II friend | commenced me use
BAKER. Premium Biters. and was soon restored 70 perfect
.esEs. Since that time | have had q severe attack OF Seu.
aka il uy head. neck and shoulders, which gave me so
suca pain ,sa; ;ou.d great difficulty In moving about -
i4v.ns ..-s: confidence u Bakers Premium Bit,ers. ]
ss.ip resoreG 20 tact. use, and found instant relief from
-. ~sGaUying pa!as. am now in far better health than
lave o"en 20! many years and feeling ;ha: through Pro.
r:.at. al! indebted to Bakers Premium Bt,ers, take
ErI: pleasure n recommending ,sern 20 al! sufferers from
Dyspepsia or Neuralgia. Your obt serv:.
JOHN W. SHEPPARD.
u" Bitter. may De had in a!lApo,hecary Stores through
": .le couotry. Oct IA
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Sept ll-ctd

ALlANACS FOX 1851.
UST published and for sale by J. WARRoCk, The
Virginia and North Carolina Almanac Tor
IS57, c0n,aipips. in addition to what usually apparatus
70 an Almanac, a variety OF useful aad entertaining matter.
espt 10
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL

EDGE HILL SCHOOL.
TIME second session OF this school will commence on
the lot October next, and terminate on the 3lst July
following. The session is divided into TWO terms. OF five
montls each. The subjects laugh, arc ancient aud mo.
deru languages, aud mathematics. The charge, for every
thing except lights, is Sl25 per term, payable in advance.
Persons desiring II, may obtain a detailed catalogue by
addressing the Principal at Guincy's =. o., Caroline co ,
Va. sam NJ. ID.
REFERENCES.
F. w. Coleman, Senate Of Virginia; Profs. Harrison,
Davis, Csbell, Minor, and McGutfey, University Of Va;
Profs. Vensble aud Brown, University OF Georgia; J. Ran.
dolph Tucker. Esq. Winchester; r. B. Heath, Esq, and
r. T. Coleman, n. D., Richmond; James c. souihall, Esq
Charlottesville; H. NJ Robinson, Esq, n. Orleans.
July lt-cwI M
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XXyANTED.-5oo Good Horsemcn and Marks. AN
men, for the u. 9. Dragons and Mounted ENA
Rihemcn, 10 20 10 California, Texus, New Mexico, ts&RS
Kansas and Nebraska. H867
Also, wanted immediately. a few Musicians for the
Bands Of the Mounted Regiments, and Il few Boys OF good
character, between the age Of Is and IL years, 10 learn
Music, TO whom will be given the pay and the cmolu
mcnts Of the soldier, and they will plSo receive a Musical
ann Military education free Of charge.
For particulars, apply at Mounted Recruiting Rendez.
yo"s, Franklin Street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-31

SSTRAYED or Stolen. from the First Market 49,
- House, on Saturday evening. the 18th int. VIZ
YELLOW MARE, three years old, u black saidleA1-
with Il leather girth, a gray blankct mud a common bride
| will give a reward Of $40 for the delivery of the Mare
and if stolen, $50, for the apprehension and conviction o
the thief.
Oct Eff Ohm LINDSEY.