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AUCTION SALES.
SPRING FOREST Estate ~ SPOTSYI

SPRING FOREST Estate ~ HpOTSYI-
rdNii COENTr ~. For SALE
N6i as-l uoiiI-r who holds III: above E.intc No
" dover. and wisi". to surrender i; tor li-rrbuor
hHv,ns. together witt all the phrr, hayin. rrvrraiuriy
title thereto. orn, y construed anil npln,r ,lr
attorney AMI ncrnI. ',iiiI ;Wl powers nuke -., ul
"ni convey trlr 10 In, -tmr shah ,n THURSDAY liz.
18th day az Oruber -. ii lair. il un, tie hr-r rni ,ay
thereafter -rll AT rutr Aurti he above nrmcl rr.i
i"n"r nn Fnrn ATTACHED. cont nins about 80 "rrcs lit.
na:rd "n one o the branches (Which through The
lnn'D OF the MaMp1ul rivrr SIN miles from III" Court
houA" ii. Arcsn south ci fredericksburg. iuarn from
'uineys Depot ON the Richmond fredericksburg and Po
mac RairGhi, within miles at churchr, of all .h,.
prevailing demonstrations. There is cxu-sernlion in
representing Spring kor,s Mansion n;d Farm. u
me most desirable and yAu4bc in Eastern Virginia IL
"l rival any tor heah beauty at rituaon commJii us
u"cls ana all other necessary buildings. Go in mum
bfr) garden OF superior productions inrxhHustblr
supply OF the purrst water a soil susceptible OF the high
est improvements meadow producing nifty or sixty thou.
SAM cwt o best natural grass and "uc3nmoay large
supply oil heavy original Timber plas.I
Snch M opportunity Tor Securing delightful residence
ana VaiHaob ihr rarely occurs. snj il were not ALREADY
located to mi satisfaction The properly would be in
market
will also SELL by like authority, two lots o! -, acres
each. adjoining the dover and oil like qua ity and
mrry paris at the original Tract ana making altogether
arnnlI"ie Farm, upon good scale, for hll purposes
Also Lot known III. Tan Yard of 10 acres situated
upon the main roa with good Dwelling and Oh, liuust
eotd loo tlion Tor mechanic II will not be sold 10 any
but person al respectable character
Possession tor farming purposes will be given immrd
ariY AMI 'I possession On the 2O.h day Of December
perhaps earlier
will take pleasure in showing the property giving
luHhcr Information respecting H. My address il Mount
Pleasant, SpOtsy lvhniH County
Tcrms-Cush for expenses Of sale and the balance In
one aud two yenrs with interest from the day nj nle the
purchaser 10 give bonds with good security and decd Of
trust to secure the deferred payments
may also sell Fine Young Cattle The negroes
will b. sold in December.
Aug 26-cwid O. NJ CRIITCUFIELD
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE COUNTY,
NEAR BONSACkS DEPOT, CONTAINING l,lJ7
~ ACRES, FOR SALE-1he subscriber having
land than he ha, force to cultivate. he has concluded
sell tina. portion Of the estate in Roanoke county owned
hy him. living on the right -ide of the Turnpike road
leading from Lynchbursto Salem containing by recent
survey l57 cay tract No. OF i27 acres OF
which 2lj acres cleared, and 52 in original
growth and mainly the finest tobacco land The other,
No. = OF 43O acres OF which 5l acres cleared
and PIT in original growth above mentioned. On
The largest rnct the improvements are valuable consist
ing large brick dwelling, stories above basement
with brick wing for Kitchen. &c all recently thorough.
~ repaired uld pan:cd, with new porchcs besides
large Trick barn, (nccng rrpairs) excellent
brick Office store lumber house. all covered with lin,
except the barn. the dwelling house having been covered
with tin the past year, with lightning rods complete Also
n hne orchard, garden ground. well Of water. &c.
Tie cleared we'll as most OF the mbrrcd land very
fertile having ir. Southern exposure, being similar in
qun'ity to the lands in that ncghborhood which
well known and regarded among the valuable
in Virginia; the henlthness oi the climate and beauty OF
the scenery being unsurpssrd This Estate being within
Il quarter of II mile Of Bunshcks Depot tn" Virginia
and Tennessee Rai!roud and less than quarter oi mil"
from my manufacturing Flour Mill, Corn Mill nni Saw
Mil: within nine hours travel al Richmond AND Peters
burg and about two hours iros kynchburg TO 'her o
hch places lie prulu<is chi. be- quickly md chcnply
transported lie pcshborhord aud society are excellent
II lies within one mile Of CUynrr's White and Black SUI
pltr Su,i,cs uLout IL miles OF salem and about miles
from the large and aourshing Fcmne Institute ut Botc
tUurt Springs.
do 30 at any mc and they particularly and respect
fully invited to do 81.
Posses sion will BE- given st December next sooner,
with the privilege of seeding Wheat rs usual
On The above estate there is nearly SO acres 0! lind in
original growth, the wood from which be sold at Bon
sacks Depot nj from 81 10 % per cord From much OF
this aud six loads per day be hu!rd and from other
parts four i've loads per day ThiS would pay large
proportion OF the purchase money OF the whole estate
IT, Terals hccommodhting-Messr wellington God
dir John l.. Bacon and WIN. C. Allen having seen the
above estate persons unacqusnri with the same, are Tr
crreL To either of these gentlemen. Mrsra. f. g. Me-
Caushsn and Charles l.. Cooke. residing the clstc
ole oiv
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COMMISSIONER SALE or LAND


"A Commissioner appointed by decree of the Cir.
"A cut Court OF Prince Edward county, | shall pro.
coed to sell at pubic auction the premises the land in
said decree named on THURSDAY, I'd day Of SeptcIn.
ber 1857 uncss privately sold due notice Of which will
be given This land is situated the Souh.Side Kali
Road three miles above the town Ui Farmviie and
tAns EIGHT HrSDREp ACRES, considerable portion Of
which ID in original forest, OF which il cxceled
tor suitnblenrss tor Tobacco plants There ia large
amount OF old field pine for which the rail road gives
market ON the premises; very large portion of this is
as good Tobacco land when rst cleared. There 1.
tract oi land III the community having much surplus
timber aud wood The cleared land is good heart and
i.wcll adapted TO the products OF tins region. No farm
Is better watered having large number n fine springs
and among them nm ALud SPRING, the medicinal proper
ts"- 9" which doubt not equal those OF the
tans
he improvements are good. having on commodi-
Qua DIV Filling HOUSE, n never failing leo House. Car
rage House and all other necessary out houses.
IL seldom happens that such opportunity is offered
Tor the purchase OF farm having many advantages
combined But those wishing to settle in pleasant and
healthy region will please and sce or communicate
with the undersigned ut Farmvillc Prince Edward Vr.
ginn.
The TERMS will be accommodating, and made known
on the day OF bale. THOS. II. ALMAND,
Aug S1-ctds Comraissioupr
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF NATCHEZ.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, Commissioner appointed by
the Circuit Court Of the United States, for the
so.heTn District OF Mississippi, to inquire into, examine
and the amount OF outstanding stock in the
i,e Commercial Bank OF Eatchez hereby gives motto
that he will attend the office Of Alex, c. Ferguson Re
DAY OF EVERY WEEK, TO receive from the stockhold.
er. their claims for stock, and examine the same.
The stockholders are allowed the term Of one yesr for
bringing and proving their claims before said Commits
sioner. hCHAHD A. lRGE,
July h-cw6v Commlssioper.
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1a00KI.AND NCU0oI

At GREENWOOD DEPOT, ALBEMAKLE CO., VA.
WILLIAM DIswIpDIE. N. A., Principal
JoHN NJ. SrRorHER, NJ A. Ari,,sn, Ip.,r,.,or.
JAMES D1sw1pDiE. 'an' instructors
rho ism September next and cose the 18th July
following.
ms,cs end Ancient Languages of the University Of Virgil
mia.
The Assistant instructors arc also both educated in
the Iniyersy systen The instruction will therefore, be
thoroughly the University OF for any OF
the Colleges Of tho country.
Expenses for each term Of five months Sl2S Payape on
the LIST day of the term Lights not furnished.
p., Aug l3-cn
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NV Siiki To make N change in my business, ] will
w SELL ON WEDNESDAY,. the I'd Of September next
one Of the most desirable Farms In Pocahontas, Va sua
ted in the Little Levels the Marngs Bottom and Lew
isburg Turnpike road within half OF mile Mill Point
and containing One Hundred and Seventy five Acres,
mostly of the best limestone land OF which hundred
and thirty forty acres improved Of which seventy
five in grain and the balance in grass This farm
ncighborhool of good society 1t is well watered; soil
producing well all kinds OF grain and grass with
venen buildings good orchard, and convenient
nills Touring mills, post office, store tan yard, &c,
could be drsired also within reach OF Little Levels
DENY, aud Presbyterian and Methodist churches. All
things considered is is certainly Of the best situated
and most dcsirable farms in the county.
Also, another Farm mile of the above trnct
containing about One Hundred and Sixty Acres OF which
more than hundred improved and in pasture 1t
ID of good limestone land with several springs house.
chard, and the Turnpike road passin, through it.
Also, two hundred acres Joining the first named truc
of which perhaps thirty improved; the remain
der is in good white oak timber have also several
vi good ranging land which would sell.
Pcrsonsifrom a distance will be made acquainted with
the lands by the subscriber the persons residing
them.
II |, desirable to have half OF the purchase
money dowa after SALE but the particulars OF the
errrs will be made known tho day OF SALE
Possession given 10 suit the purchaser
The title will DO retained, lien upon the land held
tor the deferred payments. JOHN II. RUCKMAN,
Near Mill Point Pocahontas county, Va
Should the day be unavorabe the sae will take place
the next fair day. July 3l-ctds
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TILE pOLYTECIINIC COLLEGE

WEST PEW SQUARE, PHILADELPHIA
,u1HE POI, YTECHNIC COLLEGE, incorporated By
@ and o and Cps en- til,
sna EsrIin asords thorough professional education In
Civil En- cheering, Mining Engineering, Mechanical Eng
neerinr. Industrial Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry
nI facilities are provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and Assistant Engineers may perfect themselves
The NTH snnuaI session will begin Monday, Sep tom
por Catalogues and further Information, apply 10 Dr.
L. KENNEDY, President Of Faculty, Polytechnic ConeSe
Philadelphia, Pa, avg s9-c~
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HUME r. HILL,

MEMPHIS. TENSESsaE,
nHtlSSloSER for the Court OF Claims at Washing.
.,., Tor Taking of Testimony in the United
' o!'tr 81 Courts,
rohhc, and Commissioner Of Deeds for al! the
~ All SPECIAL attention will be paid to taking
~! gu Gom'nissions from other SsatGs. and strict
:, ,. VIII De paid TO certifying the same ~ sccor
'" ''e Statues Of the State where they are to
July 2g-dlm
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL MALE SCHOOL,

EE1Nri CHN0L1NE co,
uNHE second session Of my School will commence the
LIST of september next and terminate the last of the
following June comprising uninterrupted term of 10
months.
The Ancient Languages and their literature the usual
branches of English with special reference TO M history
and literature. will compose the subjects TAU ht
TERMS board including everything and Tuition in
all the departments Sl70one half TO be paid on entrance
and remainder LIST of February.
Pupils can any time during the sessop paving ON.
y from that time to expiration OF term PROPORTION to
rate of charges.
Elm is the midst Of highly moral and intelligent,
community, within few minutes walk Of Milford Depot
of situation affords The student every opportunity for
study aud application whilst combining The comfort aud
quiet of an agreeable home.
Address i. c. sHACkLEFoRD,
July li-c3n Milford Depot. Caroline (,o ".
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

4 GENTLEMAN, with his nmy, consisting OF his
"A lady and daughter, wishes to take charge at Fec
male Boarding School in one OF the upper counties OF
Eastern Virginia lie desires the management OF tho
school exclusively leaving the OF the boarding do
partment to some other person. and for that purpose he
will contract with any competent gentleman on the sub
Norfolk in female Instruction. lie feels qualified TO
tinue the nmo in the ordinary brsnche, OF English educa'
tinn Music the Piano and the Latin aud French Ian
ANY communicating addressed 10 "PRECEPTOR." at
Ayrtts y. o. King William County, will receive prompt
attention Aug 25-cw3w
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FALL TRADE, 1857:

d. MOtAlS,
Wholesale DEAfER.
'0s' Paper, Stationery and Piano Fories,
,,,. NNN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
~" i"re!'e., his usual large and genera! assorl
~ PifER, STATIONERY.
FINCY GOODS and
PIANO FORTES, for The
FALL IRA
IL 'e would respectfully ask the attention oil
81, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Nv assuring them OF as complete stock hi
va oE,ikAsLE goods TO select from rs can be
~'' "1fae', Aii upon terms as fair and a. hbe'
iV' DE 'tcrsi patronage snq many tarors ek.
l., "s ., me Virginia trade. beg to assure my old
= merchants and The public, Of renewed eyer.
e''' d Continuance vi their tsyors.
A. MORRIS,
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'''' NhhE FARM rO>TsrNISG 1Gf ACRES
-vur FOR SALE.

1T r LIFTS III, aurnUril. Il 10 sell the shove va.
u""e IN u lies Ia the county Of IJcprico inn.
'n"dlaely on the ch"rIs. rhy county road n mile. f.
the Cy OF n hn"nd "dj .hins the lands Of Ness. T
n"r, Mills. Ratoph md Clark .: which nyn,, "a ~.
nrc cleared an@ in high ct cultivate .. b
arcr in woods The buildings III. place w.. .r,
new consisting of hist rate cottage syl. dwcin, hS
siies the usual out buildings IL Iss IL youuc OycLnr.
parscrasl Beds. Ice House. aud rate water l.
Is located in very healthy and good neshborhooJ rt
terms apply GODDIN / ArPEPEGS
litie above Farm is disposed OF at private sale b.
lore the second day OF September. il will then he s, ,
me highest bidder public sale the premises. Il II
o'clock on hrt day
EhMS liberal and made known OH ,lay OF -uIr
r. >. The part lying the North eide OF the rnli
lh1Vihs Thereon all the buildings contains III acre.
S'h VIII DE- sold separately from the part iyns III.
South side OF the road 80 that nny one wishing .ns,
farm can BE- accommodated a
Aug l2--rw:iw SitSa ca.
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JOHNSON e. PUGli,
C. o Al NJ SION NJ F. C ii 7 ),

RICHMOND. Va
OJce, Front Building, :MOchor Uar' Hons"
TNAkE this method OF saying TO their friends and pat.
rons and all others who hre disposed to patranze
them with the sale their Wheat Crops that they have
furnished themselves with large lot OF Wheat Bags
which will BE- ordered Their charges be-
Ing the heretofore charged ~ the Raroau Com
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, have
disposed Of their bags.
P continue 10 give their best attention 10 tue SAFE
If Tobacco. Flour aud Corn &c, &c. aud respectfully
,olici, nv Incrensr OF patronage Aug 4-clm
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MISS PEGltAM,S

MISS PEGRAM,S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
HNnt second Session OF Mics Pcsrams School will
Il begin the lst day of October next and will end
on the 10th Of June, ls5s.
The course OF instruction will be thorough and cxten.
Of education.
Competent assistants will be employed in each depart
ment
The English Department vii be under the INN ediatc
supervision OF Miss pegram and SHE will resume the
"lcrs Lettres Glass tor young ladies' who have left
school,
Circulars containing full information concerning the
School may be had on application to Mira j. w. Prsram.
Linden Square, Richmond
Persons intending to enter Pupils requested en-.
gage mem without delay, that arrangements may be
made for their accommodation
July 2-dcodt Is, Aug 4 ctr
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HUNDRED ACRES or LAND
EuK SAIE-MOST DESIRABLE EARN For SALE

FOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
ON JaCKSOE'S RIVER, AT THE TERMINUS or
TIE CENTRAL Raj. ROAD.
OFFER private sale 100 acres Oi land IN III" c"Ub
" o Allegheny. within half mile Of the Jackson
River DrpCt the Central Rail Road. Tire" hundrei
md iy Of th tract lies in the valley "i Jack'"us
liver sud the balance il what ID called mountain land,
ha inr great deal oi hne timber and portions at II me
tobacco hand.
This tract has on II large brick dwelling house ana
the ordinary houses, and II should be- d's"d -
susceptible uf division into two more ihrns.
Col Samuel Carpenter who ro-irs near co'ngion. -
string to purchase.
TERMS OF SALE will BE- fourth each; the balance IL
and years with interest, with deed OF trust on ie
land to secure the payment Tho title 10 believed TO %.
rood being derived from tien. Douglas b. Laynr
Ii not sod privately. it will be offered ut public sale =.
R;r,r Drnot "A, lo O'Clock f.. FONTAINE,
An, = c,Js Agent.
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.


UNOR the year 1857 the rst Session OF this Institution
will commence On the aSth January, and close ON tho
10th OF June. The second Session will commence the
Goth of July and close the 10th of December.
TERMS. payable ut the end Ut the Session:
T Tosia 'I in the Ens.h including W
Mathematics, &c. ID w
French, extra. 90
Music. do W. US
Latin and Greek Class, taught by the subscriber 20
TIn cases of protracted sickness deduction will be
made.
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country where
one teacher is employed it 10 impossible for want of
mc the teacher devote that constant at
tenton that needed In sach schools the little pupil IN
music necessarily sent to the piano to learn anq prsc
tce her music without assistance. Should there De but
ten scholars aad half hour only devoted BY each to
be- snd but little left the
strueton In other studies To this may be TRACED many
Of the complaints Of Female Schools.
perpopal attention Of the Teachers every Department
For this purpose two tescsers employed One to at
tend to the ordinary English Branches including Mahe-
macs aud the Sciences and the other Music French
and Ornamental Branches Miss +. T. Scorr will again
have charge Of the hrst Department By her fidelity and
her amiabty Of character. she the love Of all
her pupils; aud fram my examinations know that
those under her instruction progress with
rspidty and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Music French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss iRESE KSAuyy 10 engag.
ed, q lady educated with great care As a teacher
she has given the her EMPLOYER and
patrons All that hear of her 10 exceedingly cempi
mentary observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
thei Lessons invariably in the presence Of the lnstruc
and then retire to another Plano 10 practice y
frequently examine the young lsdes, especially on
such branches a. are generally in Female Schools very
imperfectiy learned When this 10 take place 10 not
generally known by them The consequence s that they
In cio;ns feel It due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended this school, to express my grateful appreciation
Of their uniform kindness each other and 10 every
member Of my family. Their extraordinary decorunl
their handsome observance Of those social prophecies
which contribute 90 much to the Of female
ciety their digent appcaoBto their duties, and their
proficiency. merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified on what day Students will roach Blacks
and Whites BY the cars OF the southside Rsi1Road
suitable conveyance will be provided.
~Every article Of clothing should DO marked.
eTMy address 10 MacF srlands, Lunenburg, Va
Dec l7-ctf
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NOTICE

THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
xv7ILL be re.opencd on TUESDAY, the LIST day Of
" Seutember ior the accommodation Of Boardcrs
and Transient Customers
The TABLE will he furnished with the best the market
affords The BAR will be furnished ats times, with the
bcst III Qt,ORS WINES and CIGARS
we will use bes; exertions givo entire satsfac-
tion 10 all who may favor with call.
~ JOS. A. MAYO CO.
Richmond, 18th August ls57-d&eo awon
~OTTON AND H EMP TWINE, well assorted. re.
Il , cerino flr sale BIZ JOHN N. GORDON.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

Tuo. MrRpocH. 1917 Epw. N. DrER.
MURDOCH DUER 2i7, Baltimore Ms, baltimore,
WI Have on hand very attractive stock OF New
of Cash Purchaser. visiting the Earern Markets. as they
are determined to sell very small profits to PMnetrn SIX
months purchasers and also to make liberal discount toT
cash in all instances
Their stock comprises large and complete assortment
of vi Goods, tsple aid Fancy, In their line.
Western and Southern buyers are respectfully invited
An, l7--csw MURDOCH & DUER
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TIME eighth animal session OF this institution will
u menca on WEDNESDAY, the 9th OF September
1857, aud close on the last Thursday in June
The Institute ia incorporated by til. Legislature of Vir
sna and grants Diplomas aud Certificates OF Proficiency
1t embraces two cpartineutsPrepsrHtory and Cole
gate In the first the elementary brnnches OF English
are taught THOROUGHLY In tho Collegiate Department
the of study Is systematic and comprehensive and
such when fully pursued will secure proper develop
mcnt, discipline aud culture OF all the intellectual sociu
and moral faculties, produce harmonious funess Of be-
ing, and fit the pupil l honorSbly and usetuy er APP
proprste sphere iu life.
All the departments of instruction in charge Of
peent teachers, rua arc provlsd with apparatus and
other oaus necessary for the pleasant and successful
prosecution OF their respective studies.
Too Bbardng department and all the domestic ar
are unde, the reci control Of the Principal
and hie Lady, xhose beat efforts used ~ make the In
stIIte plcasHnt nome for pupils.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board washing. ighs aud fuel sl50
Tuition Preparatory Department. ~
Collegiate I" Observation-Disclosures. ~
Music Piano, with OF Instrument. al
Modern Languages, each 81
Ancant Languages and vocal music, no extra charge
II is desirable that applications be made early and pm
pills be prompt in attendance the rst day OF the scs
sion.
For Catalogue or further Information ndlrcs2
JOHN WILSON,
July l4-w4WI aaawtw Prinrinal
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y.IU.nIE LAND ~ HANOVER COUNTY
FOR SALE

aI,t day OF August, the Tract of Land csled Rose
Cottage belonging 10 the estate Of Tazewell Barker.
deed containing 2Oa! The land lies miles
North of Redmond aud one mile from the Virginia
rai rnrond This Land is os level as sny that b.
found aud we'll adapted 10 tie growth Of corn, whcst
oats. &c There about 140 Of this land cleared
The balance i, In Pine aud Oak The improvements
are Wood Dwelling, contsining six iooms and all
cessary houses in good condition. with excellent
we'll in the yard, and first rate garden.
Ii this Land not sold before TIE 3lst day Of August
shall that day. offer for sale the highcst bidder,
on the premises, on reasonable terms
Those desiring purchase will vis the Farm, aud sa
tisy themselves Of It's advantages. Apply N
HENRY TUCKER.
IRA BARKER,
JULY Sa-ctds Adm r. of T. W. Barker, decd.
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AMELIA ACADEMY

H.
GOTH session of this School will open the LIT OF
ing:
Transitional and tuition, for session Of ten months,
$780, 500 payable October lst, aud sl0O March ls-
Lights not furnished.
The subscriber refers to the following statement from
those Professors OF the University of Virginia who have
known him and his school for many years
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June %, 1851
We believe the Amelia Academy under the manage
ment Of Mr. w H. HARRISON one OF the best preparatory
schools in Virginia GEssNER HAKRIsoN,
JoHN B. MiSoR.
JAS. l.. CABELL,
\ MAuPiS
JAS. r. HoLcoMBE.