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n Is Not a DYE!

I'D 10 NO "A DYE!
Teshdtred, Bald, dissases tkRS
hT4T on ScUiP, read lie jotfC0cia0 and fuGEOe Or
:, alts g; a. a. ALLESs WORLDS HAIR REsT0RER.
color 8nd-ccuses to fall -
Rsy YIN! GUTTER I'd Mothers Magazine, n. T. "lIy
hl. changed TO It's NATURAL growing bald spot
Rev. II. =, STONE u. n, Concord NJ H. any hair which
was grey Is now restored tolt5 natural color, Ec'
Rev. d tLESDESlN, Chicago, III. II can Gdi my tes.
monyI ana recommend IL to my IFIentls.' -
Rev p; T. WOOD, MlddJet.'wn Ny. .Ny own hair has
greatly tekred, aud also that of my fpF1v VIC
was becoming bald, &C." =
ReVJ. JUSTIN, Charleston, g. G.. atFhe white hair
becoming obvtRted, and new hair forming, &C."
Key a. RllNk, Silver Creek, MY. alt has produced
good effect hair, and and have no
FecouiIn = y H. S'S
Rev. y. MoRRlS Cress River, y. T., also, and
AlrS. Rev. H. A. PRATT, Hnmden, *. Y.
We might swell this list, but II the above fail 70
Sold by all the principal in the United
Caba AID Canada Wholesale and retail depot No
90 Broons street New York. SOne eaeT try 70 sell art
Instead o. this on which they make profit II So
oCtlF 6rniiAw
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New Savings Bank Store,
II THE OLD POST OFFICE CORNER

a n wATs0N
ryyIOY ~ =, ", :, @4.>SCI.1N1
Retail Dealer IN Boots, Shoes, Hats
sacks, at tie corner OF
anu Monroe opposite Mcclure House, Wheeling,
to the trade, and respectful
l''1N ttHlF''"tEe. in1:W
a. Prof De Grnth's RIecIric CStI.-TuE
NRN ClURIss n ti,.
siruth Relieve the pain ana Vol, cbeeL th dseHI "a
Prof De frmts Electric on Is the marvel Of tLiS for
die following, = not eyeFytlllnrN = @ sS'tN'
Cures Rheumatism often IN 4 day.
Cures CrHnip in stoulsch S 1,iiatss
Cures Burns, bruises. Woun,is / IN S,Iav,
Cures Paths in Back, breast. 1 Clny
Cures Earache, sim NrcI AEu.i 'nI,bt
Cures Piles SweIIed Glands, ID DAYS
Cures Pelons Broken Breast Salt Rheum 8I6 cTrss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23
FOUNDRV PROPHRTV'

FOUNDRY PROPERTY ~
For. salt or a.ense, In West C4IumbIR, Va
VIE properly y in good working order, having Black
With stock Of coke The buildings BY
lathe. - t'SA
property Is centre of fine growing agricultural
active operation. -
VIII leased for aterm Of years mschRn-
es OF steay habits aud good character but such
NEED epry Il any one should desire purchase pay
WIN ne made easy either with Without the stock
property has chartered privilege for misunderstanding
o. ESOet9 Should company purchasing desire it, the
go VIII to with the property
apis Stu tlE + SAiRHENTIE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

=, n;'o,'ed, That the President he instructed d
~, 1al legal advice in regard to the use OF Di,
y with the words dangers Of navigation
Iia "'S only excepted, y and stamp all billsto:
ii :, WIN the Saae, and to ascertain ifsthis
s5' s.eSs the liability of the carrier from the
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COAINIEI8gIlA 10!


CORRECTED DAILY 5PRou ACTUAL sAlrs. 8
by Z. ~ PuHLPMRRY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

Pfnnoes, MelOdeons SraphInes md Accnrdeons tuned
with neatness and Dispatch fysF,
eD All goods warranted, at this establishment
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at 81 perbOtte, ofslx bottles for A5 by h I'D

BENJAMIN PAGE, in. 4 Co,
ManuiactuFing Pharmaceutists and ChemIEts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

ANTHONY.
ON LBS ANTHONY, just received nv
wv tebl2-lW JAS. NJ DILLON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

am constantly receiving and Ell hand large and
Chuice collection Of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
for every kind of Instruments in use $500
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

hTE4NTBCAFY ROLHIN7l.
On BARRELS white flint Houlny. for sale by
Nv deCl7 fTH0RIyRNS q
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SOh Hafs

usT received, very large assortment Of SON Hats OF
y the most approved shapes and fashionable colors
hne assortment Of Gents Youths Boys Cloth
Caps for spring and summer wear.
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RettEed rEysIeTaS

WHOSE SANDS or LIFE
have nearly OUT discovered While h ~. rSt
nj Eaia cure ISr Btonehitl. cougs coiiS
tg1 ssnsEAl debility. THIS fsne1y Ias - H.
1asn hle puy CllidH dapghteI-wnS qfyeS ~ ~ ~
% 90 - much good as possible, he SIi afd "a se5
~ M ta
ioF making up and successfully nlIaIR IA
gaen splsahs 90 inctose him ohllllnv-thFeS
lnAtnaeF tolls APPLIED mt II t6iS
4ddreFs Or, IL JAAIESs 9s.at.
u Grad sssest, Jetsey CITY. Ne JeTs.1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

CRI eTADO41 O'S HAIR DYRI
Within nut shell an tlte t.eFits lie:
" Grisa'iuru's never eqehleu Dye;
He'l II Luakes black br INn tFbn = ~,
ana Keeps tlts hbFes alsays nom decay.
matehless reyilslzips DE sim holds IL MA
tit1,I7 haEls - and etcHespns Hair TI
FtepA ga aud sold, Wholesale and Tetail Snd
I W ~ private rogr1s 81 ApohoS No.. ~.
~, NEW YORK. aud by a Si
.ss.l99sIn Ill tle Gnltea sat.l. tanI,.iE.sla
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

hAE 10 HATS
HyE day received lot OF those 5nleni
w Patent Flexible Band Molesk Hats the most fash
lonable STYLES. Gents wanting beautiful Hat, and mic
hts will pleSse call the old aud we'll stand 81
lz9, corner Main and Union atFeets. = -
milo a n HATpRR & SOsv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

" 1AS041 = .RSVL4OWA
FNE Subscribers have aSkoclaied themselves for the
II pose opening Classical School
Wheeling. 1t ls their Intention In every respect
The best Academies and High Schools
try. PnPis will be prepared to enter class In College,
in the active peTsuitS Of life. Tie Of
studies will embrace the EnpSh, Latin, Greek, French
and Spanish languages, iu OF Mathematics.
Principals had ample experience In teaching in
various aud graduates Of two Of the best
InsttutiCus United States, sRtisfac-
tory testimonials and references. +ftl
The Military Feature win he introduced far to have
daily drill which will be found OF great advantage In Civ.
ing regular the pupils and Improving ther
Fl2Fe. u f.ss S. ~
The School viii opened the 4t OF March and close
for the vacation the 4h Of July. Due notice
viii be given OF the location OF the SCHOOL
the present the Principals be found at the Lnfe
House, where application be made for further norna
tiOn.5 lfz-5 ]. r. JONES,
Of The w. Military Institute.
CHARLES TuCKEEl, A. 4IA,
q n. j. 4
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SECOND

SlA 1OA Oh Grapevine, for trade, al 4 low
W III. nsnre At LAUGnL1Ns BUsIlPIELD's.
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Son6umpttVes,

important TO Con6umptfves.
a. ~ {! hass leu sa1e, b SI.5k
Bun Sn t!l9 tllL ~ human SEols.
~ ls9 91cE metiet1ei bat tie PnFu an E ~
~ me most pbS sielaf "a IrF9ve
CRY II tep ge5isss eIpeFitnea ~ SsSt
4t t and strss'sl u % The BsIlsnt- = e9e
ArgtgNssI here - s ETeSt defI 81 s7,6yt,,,4
IS. 81 uils Y hale oi Gltiets "a
pAts! d iieTauguf dGsetiiT9
Ss s essA b sF5o1s psls,l 81 ss
that e Ct4aE5k Gus sim s5,. X
~ St14 is ena ASslaF is6SlS ff 49,
y " Il 9t11lt late
80 s,S.s e.lsa put 70 lasTket S5kies Il
VIM y q Y Cos o. IA tie,s
te5s9l q itsltlh ~ NE Geilaine on 81
80 = =. se%sAaqa dFns Eistt. EslS-se-SSS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

WnEEllso, llarea 9. 1851.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

FalI and Winter Stock
usr reeetyed second stock Of No. i. 8Ioeskin stl
q Hats, from Philadelphia and New York OF Inc CeniT
Bebee and OAkfcrd styles. Call and zee them. -
loy&9 s. D. HARPER b Son,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

DtFar'"res-Diurnal, I4atrobe and Ben Bolt
Pittsburgh, Eunice, wenona and Iowa to St.
MS Interchange aud j. II. Done to Louis
s tonvoy to Stcubenville, Michigan to Sum
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

GaSS1mere Hats.
QECEIYED this day, ane assortment OF enr,no at,i.
IL Casslmere HatA [FebTl SD. HARPER son
NINE imported and domestic Cigars togeleT with 4 lSTse
o. SsEuan CsaFs and ane cleEInE Tobacco just
SetHeu ana 4oF sale by 2, y. A. EDWARDS BRO.
cor. Market and Quincy sts.,
Ieo9 adjoining ~ PDstC Once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23
PI a MOS.

DEALER IN
NJ uGIc aud NIusi.nI TnStrum eilta. Cu1Iarvz
nndpY0rieIy d OOds, .5Es5 4
NO. 1856 MAIN STREET.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

NHW HAVEN, May 18TH 1856.
ProI. DeGFath-Aly brother has been three yenrS
It cured him entirely. - CIlFTORp H. EGI ISTnx
ASK MF Scranton who Afterwards bought $50 WoTth to
SELL MS ELEcTRIo on all pain, Il once ReutnS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

The great popularity tis,leiightfal Aroma a lced
many l6asi9ns which the public should guard against In
nTchasns lie persuaded to buy ANYTHING lse until Won
Boerhaves Holland Btters GairtriaI one bot
M eonvthce you how infinitely TO aIthese
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-23

Manufactured from the best New Orleans Cotton. a.
ntactureTs pFicea. go
For sale only by so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

lued at about 81 eco covered By No 322 was
owned and occupied by Thomas GILL; whose loss amounts
70 g. 260 insured for $500 In the Citizens
Company OF Williamsburg. No. 320 was owned by Mr.
Andrews residing In Grant sreet, and Was vsiued st
about $500.
TIE EccIlsros LuxRARY AssouAr oc,-The second an.
niversary Of the Eccleston Literary Society held
Friday evening, at the odsou, Williamsburg. when James
T. Brady, Esq delivered orA,cn on the "Responsioi
hty Duty and Destiny Of American Youth" The ds4in-
guisbed orator repeatedly interrupted by sppsus
during the delivery OF his eloquent address, and ct u
cose loudly che cred Il was ono OF his ablest OF
forts. The hall having been cleared, dancing was COM
mepced, and kept up till late hour. This society Ia In
fourishipg condition, numbering thirty five members
and It's newly elected President il p. j. Gallagher Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01
WILLIAMSBURG CITY News.

INcESnur FrRs Saturday morning, shortly before
two O'Clock officer vsrick Of the Sixteenth ward, while
ps,rong his beat discovered Ore In the easement Of
the two story frame dwelling house No S2I South sixth
street Ho succeeded In exnsuhhuv tals but another
Orc had been Sineed In the upper part Of tue buldag
and vss enveloped In flames. The IRE extended
10 the three two sery frame dwelling houses, Nos 33s,
s27 and $40 ell OF which were destroyed Tue two nrs
pllaDE E:Is owned eZ RsL GZi Lag, Al K;.a IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

RFpucrrov OF ONNIBUs FARu-The fare upon
a., Nev yard and Dry Dock line OF omnbuses In Phlla
ss stla. "a. sssp lgNsrsd io gTs siss gMlriG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL, 1857. ao.,s

FALL. iSSz; n BONES.
,,u,s f. PRICE * co. have received the great
(yHoaA., ,heir Rich and Extensive Assortment OF IN
nuk Q, ,ns.tic Dry Goods. to which they invite the
I ej and S Sm = and City buyers.
I,,uiicn 81 N.srtnrr of the house has been in market Tor
Ths ,cn'St P; n rcmain so long as any thing new and
r. : ssa Ss obtained tame ,t isS% 'as % ss .s ssssn' ,s i%gG with
lg, EyeNe,. .c tina, customers may rely with sbso'
A: = iher ,non getting their supplies at the very low
1, ;:T'',,n,; hat IN addition. no novelty will be brought
see. o. ,b., they will not be in receipt of. They
:: ''anIy
Ia silk Robes
ratn, y isre silks
-. bhNhuSN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
yfDrINIA

TIME eighth annual session of this Institution will COM
menca on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th OF September.
1851. and close on the last Thursday in June:
The Institute IL incorporated by the Legislature, OF Vir'
ginia, and grants Diplomas and Cartihcatesot Proficiency.
. II embraces two departments-Preparatory and Cole
ciate In the first, the elementary branches OF English
are tsugb, THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate Department,
the couIse Of study is Systematic and comprehensive, and
such as. when fully pursued, will secure a proper develop,
ment. discipline and culture OF all the intellectual, social
and moral faculties, produce a harmonious tullness OF be.
ing. and tit the pupil to FILL honorably and usetully, her ap'
proprintc sphere in hte-
,e,cn, tcochcrs. and are provided with apparatus and
oother means necessary for the pleasant and successful
prosecution OF their respective studies.
The Boarding department. and all the domestic ar.
ranyement, are under the direct control OF the Principal
and his edy. whose best efforts are used 70 make the In.
s,;,ptc a pleasant home for pupils.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Roord washing. lights and $50
Tuition. Preparatory Department ~
!" Collegiate ...--"....---.--- ~
Mu,c on Piano. with use Of Instrument. ...-......... so
Modern Languages, 20
anciant Languages and vocal music, no extra charge.
II i. desirable that applications be made early, and pm
nils be prompt in attendance on the fret day OF the ses.
sion.
For Catalogue. or further information, address
JOHN WILSON,
July l~4-wIw&d2aw6w Principal.
"AY-5 bale, of that Superior Philsdelphia Hay, In
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KENT, PAINE & ca.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos lG3 and los Main Street,
Z Al L IT e. lS5I.

WE beg leave 20 invite the attention Of southern
w Merchants 10 our large and attractive stock oiFsn'
~ ,.d Staple DRY GOODS now receiving. which In a
: lev dsy. will be very complete in all the departments,
-; will comprise the largest and most commanding as.
linen, we have ever had the pleasure TO offer TO our
;rsai. and customers.
sy the sh!ps Riga and "Lslla Rookh, :" from Liverpool
% IL. port. and by various arrivals at New York. we have
y.:sired a large portion of our importation Of British,
sr.ach and German Goods, embracing every variety,
.-ous which are many OF entirely new and beautiful de.
Ss:,. 4,
"a Cloths. Cassimeres and Vestings. Closks and Man.
he. Ladies Dress Goods, Lace Goods and Embroideries,
our sock 10 unusually attractive.
We are also receiving a full assortment Of Domestic
fs,r;cs Of the most popular styles manufactured.
We shall be prepared TO exhibit a splendid stock OF
Ready Made Clothing OF all grades, and having had It
manufactured under thoroughly competent superintend
cas- On the premises, we challenge competition in quality
AM prices. and feel assured that we can offer induce
n.a. in this branch unsurpassed in this country.
We respectfully solicit an examination OF our stock,
aach will be much larger than we have ever before exhi'
..et, and which our increased facilities enables US TO Of
Ter 70 cash or prompt buyers at prices that will meet the
competition OF this or any other market.
oder, will a, all times receive our prompt and person.
:. attention. KENT, PAINE e. CO.
lny o5-cG.
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FI.UvANNA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
REV. P. 8. HENSON, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL, AND

TNHE Third Session of this institution will commence on
Il the Cd Wednesday in October, and close on the Sd
Wednesday in July following.
The location 10 proverbiaIy beautiful and beautiful.
The buildings have been erected AT a COS, of about
$4,000, and present a front l44 feet in length. The main
College building will be completed in October. 1t will
contain a large Chapel, Lecture rooms, Recitation rooms,
Dormitories, Bath rooms, &c, and will be heated through.
out by steam.
The Principal will be assisted b. an able corps of Male
and Female Teachers.
The course of instruction will be as thorough and com
prehensive as that pursued at any Female College in the
country.
In the dnly instructtcnsin the Lecture rooms and In the
final examinations. the plan OF the University of Virginia
will be adopted as far as practicable, and no Young lady
viii receive a diploma in any department, until sho gives
evidence of thorough proficiency.
Those desiring information as to terms, &c, can obtain
a Circular by addressing the Principal at Fork Union,
Fluvanna. Early application should be made, az the mum
Der of Boarders will be limited to 10. Aug ls-cw6w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To 4 u
THE undersigned beg. leave to return his sincere
thanks 10 the many kind friends. who have patron.
lied bin in his business a, a Cutler. that Of sharp
enins RAZoRs, DoCToRING INSTRUMENTS and
other fine Cutlery, and also in the sale of his i'm.
nro we'd Strops. since his commencement here six years
$40. He is located on Eagle Square, Main Street. over
Sankey's Daguerrean Gallery. No, us, where he will be
hsppyto see hs uu%sIou. i.1end,, or ,. receive any order
Msy7 crt MCA1AH 3 MEADOl.
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c,RpETINGS. CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

FALL, 1907
-,r - ,r.nsr.d 70 exhibit this season the largest
~ and most varied assortment, as 10 quality and
4 ,ncj. IN our line. as embraced in our card be
p Including Trimmings and Fixtures that we nave
't ,-n,r,;ns direct from the manufactures a large portion
=" ~ Goods. and carefully selecting tho balance from
:. ma, ;sc,orcs in this country, our stock VIII compare
-,r,ply with any in the United States-ali which we
'"S',no,ed 10 sell at the lowest renuneraure pronts.
' RICHARDSON & co.
DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN,
,s keep for sale in quantities to sui! purchasers at their
~ WARE-ROOMS, No. IS, MAIN ST,
RICHMOND, Va.
all kinds Of
CARPETiNGS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, GuRT paIN G9oDs:
wv" TABLE OIL. CLOTHS,
PIANO Ann TABLE COVERS, sc.
We will have made to order
CARPETS, OH CLOTHS,
window Curtains md shades.
Aver. are respectfully invited 10 examine our Goods.
80, i2-c3m- RICHARDSON & co. % Main st.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15

, EING DESTROYS Of changing my residence, I Ger
ID for sale my Tract OF Land on which | now re.iie,
lying in the county Of Goochland, containing Us acre.,
adjoining the lands of w. II. Ford, Dr.. N. L. Mayo, A D.
Perkins and others. About so or 60 acres Of the land Is
cleared, about as much more in Pines, and the balance In
original growth OF first rate land and good timber There
are on the place every suitable building for farming pHf'
poses; a good dwelling house with three rooms and two
ire places. The buildings are excellent, having been
recently repaired. Iii convenient TO several landing. on ice
James River Canal, being 7 or 9 miles distant snd sSoI.
l2 from the county seat. II not sold privately before, |
shall offer, it at Public auction, on tn. premises, the 18Th OF
fair day thereafter. The land will be sold for cash. I
will Jake pleasure in showing It to any person who ~i-se4
"a ,eo II r, D BUkRCSS,
Sen 7-cv,ds Flies 2. o., Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15

HILTON
MI undersigned will open a Scheol at his residence,
Il near Gordonsvile, in the county Of Orange, on the
Isl of September. lsJ1.
The course OF instruction will include the English. La.
tin, Greek, French aud Italian languages, and their ltera.
turc and Mathematics.
The Principal, my son, X. II. New man, has been educa.
ted at the University of Virginia, and is r graduate Of that
Institution in most OF the departments in which he will
give instruction
A limited number of pupils can be accommodated in
my family. subject to the same rules and enjoying like pri.
vileges with my younger sons.
TERMS Tuition and Board, including everything,
$500 for the session of 10 m~onths-one-half payable on the
lst Of September, the other at the close of the term, 3Oth
OF June, 1853.
Further information, II desired, may be obtained by nd.
dressing either the Principal or the undersigned, at Cor.
donsville. JAMES NEWMAN
K~EFEREECES:
Professors Harrison, Schcle de We're, Bledsoc and Gil.
derleeve, OF the University.
Rev. D. b. Ewing, Gordonsville.
F.G. Ruiin. Esq and X. b. Haxall, Esq, Of Richmond.
Col. John Willis, Orange Court House.
7. b. Jones, Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper.
Iuiy g-ct1af nrt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
VALUABLE CAROLINE LAND FOR SALE.

DURsUANT to a decree expected to be obtained at
the next Circuit Court of Caroline County, we shall
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder. on the premises,
the Tract of Land of which the late VIM. Hancock died
seized on the LIST day Of October, 1857, If fair, If not, on
the first fair day thereafter.
This land lies in the upper part Of Caroline, on the
road leading from Beaver Dam Depot to Cnilesburg, and
contains by recent survey, 6T5 acres. The soil 10 wei,
adapted to the growth OF Corn, Wheat, Tobacco ano
Glover. and 10, perhaps. the most desirable Farm intne
ncighborhood, being better whtercd and unoeFeo 'aan
any other tract ofIand in the vicinity. ,ho
IT Is located six miles from Beaver Dam pepoI pa =
Virginia Central Railroad, end ten miles from eagps 81
field Depot, on the Richmond, Frederiek:6urg aha too.
mac Railroad; in a mora: social and sn i1' sapsis, c IssseSe..
This Tract il .,scepdble of division. and viii be divided
into two excellent farms. containing about $50 acres each'
If desired.
sale For the residue of the purchase money the pay.
ments. will be very accommodating ana tuiy maze
known on the day Of sale.
Persons wishing to examine this land are invited 70 call
UPON WIN. J. Hancock, who resides upon the premises.
1poA NATHANIEL J HANCOCK, lr,u:,.
FLEMING J. HANCOCK, }~"
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TNPORTANT TO TEACHEKS.

TIME subscriber having. for the present, removed to
the city of Norfolk. offers for rent or lease his pro-
perty in Halifax county, Wa. The position of this property
gives peculiar advantages to any one wishing to carry on
4 BOARDING SCHOOL,. ,
The location is a very healthy one, in a fine region OF
country. and easily accessible. being only four mn,es from
There are 90 acres OF Land, with a fine Dwelling House,
Kitchen, School House, Lodging Rooms, for boarders, &c.
School Furniture can also be had if desired. Possession
given immed TO a suitable tenant .
. Till September sd address the subscriber, at Clover
Halifax county, Va; after that time, direct to Norfolk, Va.
S.nt 5-rwt Oct RO w
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SCHOOL.


TTNHE first session of this School will commence on
the LIST of October, 1857, and close on the 3lst oil Ju'
ly, 1853. r..r.,,
Latin, Greek, French. and Spanish languages, and their
literature, and Mathematics, (both theoretically and in its
practical applcation)
The Principal is a graduate Of the University OF virgi-
niu, and was engaged for one year as teacher OF Maine
mates in the school Of Mr.. L.. NJ. Coleman.
The School is situated in %Fauquier county, in a neigh
borhood well known for its fine climate and excellent So
ciety.
TERMS :-Board and tuition for each term OF hve
months, sl25-payable on the lst Of October and Let Of
March. Lights extra.
by addressing the Principal, at Salem Station; Fauquier
County. Va. GRAY CARROLL, M. A.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of the University of Virginia.
James X. Marshall, Esq, Virginia Senate.
+; w. Coleman, Esq, with, County
Geo. w. Carroll, Esq Isle OF Wight County.
Col. G.. q. Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. ii. Norton, Warrenton, Va.
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