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the request of the City Council vs.. vii! sell TT rrr
-, 't%i on the premises. on FRIDAY the 81 day .:
wach Vas located the former Gas Work.. =. from, ,,a t
on The south side of Cary street, running back IN paa
Aso lot in rear of the above bounded on III. ws,, b
the lot Of Bacon TAFT Esq, fronting about 80 Zee, an
north sIde Of Dock street. running hack abou, ~ a -
the rear line Of the first mentioned lot
On the FIRST lot there is large brick building used '-
Offices. &c, built Of the best materials and Of upeEr
workmanship Also large fre.proOf re;or' house .r~
eel with iron and slate The lot viii divided! or a.I n
tire, and the buildings sold with withou, the sas ~
may be determined the hour % sale.
This propeyis justly regarded the most ysu.bl. :,
the having space enough 10 large warehouse
and having the benefit the Cary stree, from, as well
the front on the upper Basin of the Dock where
and goods can be received shipped Of draysce
RMS:-One.fourih cash: balance at 6 IL ana 4
months for negotiable notes intcres, added secured y
trust deed. title retained
-
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VERY yALUABLE DWELLING On GROVE


a / the request 81 Mr. Chhr. u Morris (whn cnr.er,.
IN plates building II contiguous ot) ". viii EEL ri
public auction. on the premises. On MONDAY toe pom
day OF June le57 at 81 O'clock ?. 81 the lnrgc ami sc
mirhby well built house 10 nted above nov IA rh. c
cupancy OF said Morris with about one scr of land a.
tached thereto The house has eleven rooms bc.is-
large kitchen stable carriage house &c. all IN nsr rss
repair The garden is beautifully set in flowers, irut
trees &c.
Inc neighborhood and location are FIRST rate
Persous disposed to purchase requested TO examine
| the premises before the day of sae
TERas:-One fifth cash. balance AZ g. - ls and :,
nonhs Tor negotiable noies interest added executed By
a trust deed.
The taxes for 1851 TO be paid by the purchaser
June l9-tds GODUlN g. APPERSOE Auct,
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SAMUEL ANDREWS,
YALrABLE PK0PERTY F6K SALE C0NTIG.

UOUS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
WILL be offered for sale, at public auction, the
w premises, August ls 1851. unless privately dis
the University, and Immediately North OF the rotnda
which has been occupied by me for several years
Boarding House for Students There accommodations
for AZ Students and 80 Of land attached The pro-
perty will We shown TO any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
The will be liberal and will be mnde known the
day of sale. Any disposed TO purchase privately will
apply to Thomas J. Randolph, Esq, or to myself.
June s-ctds S 3 CARR
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HEAUTIEUL C0TTAGE E.Hn,

W TWENTY ACRES, TWO MILES WEST OF RICH.
Lie SALE " -"
the request o! the owner will offer at public ssI-
"A on the premises on TUESDAY the ,th Of July $50
at the hour Of clock, NJ II faIrif not the ncxt fs.
day-the beautiful COTTAGE FARM Of ~ acres f., the
upper end OF sydney fronting the North side Of Grove
street. and bounded on the West by road dividing ,G,
property from that owned by Mr. Squires and on Tie Ia.
by the land Of 4. Robinson, Jr. Es. The Building, an
place are all new. consisting of large beautifully ~
ranged Dwelling built Of fine materials having all the i'm.
provenents such Marble Mante Water Closet Shower
and Plunge Baths, and containing Ia Rooms with Fire.
places three Dressing Rooms besides Laundry Bath Rooms
ample Servants accommodations &C There is also ary.
Barn, Stable Carriage House, &c
The dwelling is handsomely shaded by grove of yours
forest trees and the whole premises astef!y ar
ranged. Should more land be wanted II can he had
TEKM-One.fourth cash, satisfactorily endorsed ne
gotiable note at months with interest added haance a.
one two and three years for negotiable bearing ln
rest payable annually secured by deed single
bid reserved.
G0DDIN & APPFRSON, Auc,s
s-The foregoing place he purchased privately be-
lore the day OF Sale and preferred improved city proper.
" might De taken exchange. June 2S-;ts
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REDFOKD Springs,

\As property has, during the las. year passed into
the hands Of Company, who in addition to the
former buildings, have erected handsome and comma
dious Hotel Building. and spacious Bath Houses and
nave ornamented and improved the grounds The hoei
buildings will be opened for the reception of visitors on
the 18th Of June aud kept open until the Goth September
Passengers from Baltimore reach the Springs IN one
day via Northern Central Pennsylvana Rail Road ana .ne
Broad Top Raj Road having but twenty miles Oh SSss
over fine road
Dir. Willard. formerly OF Washington city, and rcseh.
Of the Burnet House. Cincinnat will superlntenu u
Hotel; and his character caterer Is ta'
guests will be we'll provided for To insalds geheray
the Bedford waters, In connection with the al
TJn;nn e' p. GOSSLER,
June 5-clox President Bedford Springs Company.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CELEHRaTED -FOUR nile RACE

TIE CtiLEhhtfED ECtR NILE RACE
HORSE RED EYE,
XNIILL s.a.d the ensuing season a, ny sts.
w Bile, eight miles from the city of Rich ~
mond, Va, in The county Of Chesterfield, and ~
Course Immediately the Gooio Bridge load n. SlO
the and so the insurance. with 81 to the Groom
for each mare Any personpung by the insurance for.
fes the same by parting with the mare before it
taned whether she be III ioal Mares will be led at forty
cents per day. and grent will to prevent es
cnpes accidents, but no responsibility for either
All charges must be pud before tue mares are taken
away $50
The season will commence the 10th day Of February.
and expire :!c 10; day of July 1857.
PEDIGREE Eye was by Boston, out of Lucy
Long. who WAS by imported Priam out of Pely Franklin
who was by Shakespeare who was by Yiruinisn, he by
Sir Archie and his dam by Shenandoah and he by Poto
mae; Polly Franklns dam WIS by Potomac and he by
Old Diamed, her grand dam by bedford g. g. dam by
Wdair e E. dam by shark g dam By otell9
black main and TAIL dark legs except little white his
pasterns behind; full sixteen hands HIGH of superior ac
on bone, and back and loin not inferior to any
horse whatever combining great beauty and symmetry
OF form.
For account of mis- performances on the Turf from
the Spring OF lsig to the Fall of 1854. hand.Lls
March l6-cwtlstJuly JOHN REICHER
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ACADEMY FOR SALE.

virtue OF deed OF trust from the Trustees OF the
ID Williamsburg Academy, SHALL rs Trustee on Mon.
day the 9th day Of July next, before the Court House
door of the City of Williamsburg sell public nu,ir
the highest bidder, for cash. :he lot lind witt the
buildings thereon in said city, known the Fer" Aca.
denny. The buildings OF BRICK arse ami substantial
and recently erected The lot contains two three
This properly Offers great advantage. from it, 10
caty, &c to any who may wish u establish large
school, male or female. W. :. PEACHY, Trustee
Mag So-cwtis
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PUBLIC SALE OR 4 YOUNG AND VAITIRII


tS the request OF Elizabeth G. Tyree and by virtue
- Of deed Of trust executed by Benjamin Tyr.e TO
me, TO secure the payment of cersin OF money
the said Elizabeth c. Tyree, shall. Saturday, the al
day Of next July. l2 O'clock and at Benriy Wickors
Tavern in the county of Hanover cell the hieh.sr bid
der, for each certain Negro Woman paned Rose IN
said deed mentioned and conveyed, a woman Of GOOD
character young and very valuable
June 9-cwJw EZEKIEL TALLY T,,5s,.o
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OFFICE HOARD IRU>TEEs OF

LlNIHbUHU COLLEGE,,
LYScHBURG, May 20, 1857
'ah cn1r OF Mathematics and NaturG. Sciences of
lns Institution will be vacant after the sah of June
asas re present. incumbent havinu resigned.
ae Hoard OF Trustees will proceed fill said vacancy
saeir regular meeting Tuesday the It'll Of July -xt
a' Incarnation desired by applicants will be furnished
'a- Hev ssml Cox, President Of the Faculty, whom
-ey will please address
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
.Ise dim President Board of Trustees
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SITUATION WANTED-

a YOUNG LADY, wishing to obtain a situation a.
A Teacher, either In school private family, will
teach English French, Music Piano and Drawing to
hconrers The session will embrace ten months BEGIN.
Inc In September. ANY person wishing to engage the
services Of such person, will please address Mr. g.
Brooks Charlottesville, Va. June l3-d&c3w'
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
DANAWAY from the subscriber, on 9th January last
William 10 quite black, about % years old feet or
inches in height stout wuseI S mnn Dembo % "a
Tor aud light made No marks rccoected
William raised In Loudoun county near Middle
burg in this State and sold by Mr. Engles to r. Cooper
who sold him to S. Omrhuuda, Of whom purchased him
Dembo raised by J. r. Woodbridge, Of Chesterfield,
and sold by Dickinson, Hill q Co.. of whom pur
chased him. will give reward of one hundred dollars
for each taken out OF the state nifty dollars each il
taken In the Sae and all reasonable paid by
livering said Negroes to me, or to Messrs. Dick.
nsen, Hill Co., Richmond. Va Denbo Is supposed to
county. SMITH d. EDMONDSON,
By aA,nIs'EbxosDsos,
Better known among the Negroes as Mr. Harris.
Annil l1-dLcff
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SWAMI d CO.'S LOTTERIES
THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN.
CAPITAL, PRIZE SGO, 900.

II TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS. 81
Owing to the great favor with which our slngie NUM-
u Der Lotteries have been received BY the public aa
the large demand for Tickets, the Managers :. swan
year. The following scheme will oe drawn IL eacn Oh
their Lotteries for JUNE, 1857:
CLASS 81, -.
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgia In pnoc On
SATURDAY, JUNE 2Oth 1877
CLASS IL, "
To be drawn In the City Of Atlanta GeorS In puoc Oh
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1857.
On the plan of Single Numbers:
Three Thousand Three Hundred u Five frizes.
More than On. Prize to every Ten IlckeA
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a CARD-The undersigned have as.ocia,ed Az p.rt.
"A ners practice law in the Courts of Appeals of Vr.
enia the Circuit Courts Of Richmond and Henrico and
In the Circuit and District Courts of the United States
Their ofhces near the North corner of Main and 10Th
streets. WIN H. MCFARLAND,
June 17-dGcom POWH1TlN PnpEpTs
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY


ln cases of protracted sickness deduction will be
made.
In the ordinary Female schools of the country where
one teacher is employed it is impossible for want OF
tor III" teacher devote that constant personal
tenon that is needed In such schools the little pupil in
music necessarily sent TO the piano to learn and prac
tcc her music without nssstAncc Should there be but
ten scholars and half hour only devoted By each to
music the teacher being present i've hours OF the teach
ers time will be consumed, and bu: little left for the in
struction in other studies To this may be traced any
OF the complaints OF Female Schools
The obec; OF my Scholastic secure the constant
personal attention Of the Teachers to every Department
For this purpose teachers employed One to
tend the ordinary English Branches including Mahe.
and the Sciences and the other Music French
and Ornamental Branches Miss L. T. ScoTr will again
have charge of the first Department By her fidelity and
her amiabity of character she secures the love OF all
her pupils; and from my examinations, know that
rapidity and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Music French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss IRENE KNAuFP IL engage
ed, lady educated with great care As teacher,
has given the highest satisfaction to her employer and
patrons All that hear of her is exceedingly comp.
ncnthry Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably in the presence of the Instructor
and then retire another Piano TO practice
frequently examine The young ladies, especially on
such branches generally III Femsle Schools very
imperfectly learned. When this is to take place is not
generally known by them The consequence Is that they
always prepared
In closing feel it due the Young Ladies' who have
attended this School, to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness each other and TO every
rnerber Of my family Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance of those social propretes
which contribute much the of female
ciety their diigent application to their duties and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise.
When notinca what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by tha o the South.Side Rail Road
suitable conveyance will be provided.
CSr'yvery article of clothing should be marked.
tF'My address s MacFhrlands Lunenburg, Va.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
A Nd SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
"A by all physicians, of both the old and world
Lager Beer up in bottles for family use.
Per dozen pints 81 IS Per dozen quarts 81 25. In
packages of from to six dozen Put up and sold BY
P. WILBACHER, No. eos, Main street,
Richmond, Va.
No extra charge for package or drayage
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
TO- provided amount being added good city reference
given.
For SALE aso-Lager Beer In quarter and half casks of
6 and l6 gallons.
l6 gallons April 22-ctf
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THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC. :.
IHNHE undersigned begs leave to return bis sincere
Il thanks 10 the many kind friends, who have patron
lied him in his busncss NJ Cutler. that OF sharp
eninr RAZORS. DOCTORlNG INSTRUMENTS aud
other ane Cutlery and also in the sale of his i'm
proved strop. since his commencement here six years
nco He is located on Eagle Square Main Street,
sanxays Daguerrean Gallery, No AS, where he will be
happy to see his rendsor receive any order
from them, which will be promptly attended 70.
Nav 7Ecutf MiCAJAH s. MEADOR.
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LANDS Am FARNS WANTED

TIME subscriber has extensive orders for the purchase
IL of tracts of Land, Farms, &c, in Virginia. and
having large connection in the Northern States ell
in Maryland, he has good opportunity Of dsposlng OF
Real Estate in Virginia. There is no charge except an
absolute sale made and then only and half per
commission Parties who desire to sell property,
however large have the benefit of making il known
arge number OF purchasers in different States.
Appyto JAMES BOYD,
Juno GIFT 2f. ST Paul ST., Ramerc Md.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD co

ID
At MEETING of the Board Of Directors OF the Va.
"A Central Railroad Company held on the sOh day Of
May 1851, it was c,
"Re,o,red That the Treasurer OF the Company be au
horzrd 10 issue Fare Tickets the Of I'VE cents per
mile in payment Of dividend bonds"
In conformity with the foregoing resolution, Fare Tick
eta will be issued application ut the Office OF the Com
pauy emitting those whom they be issued nhe
members Of ther families only to travel on the road the
number OF miles which their bonds may sntitle them to
trrvcl At 5 cents per iniic
June 2-e4w i WAIKIKI u treas
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ROCKBRIDGE BATHS,

hOChbhIDUE
UNHIS favorite bathing place, long known as LEIGH
IL Frs, and Afterwards As JORDANS SPRINGS, has
been recently purchased by company Of gentlemen in
tues water best known and will be open for the
reception of visitors upon the first of July next New and
Handsome building. have been erected. and effort will
be spared to make it delightful summer resort 1t 10
beautifully located the North River, in the midst OF
mountain and vasv scenery unsurpassed in varied beau
ty By any in the State. IL the main stage road from
Lexington to the Central Railroad distant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot on
the latter Visitors reach the Baths In day from
Petersburg Richmond and Alexandria, arriving at their
destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little higher than
that of the Old Sweet and this with the peculiar charac
with Carbonic Acid Cas- and contains Magnesa, lron
&c. renders bathing in it. by universal of those
who have tried IT, delightful and nvgOratng TO extra
ordinary degree Is medicinal effect is attested by fifty
years of local experience especially in Of General
Debility Dyspepsis Diseases Of the LuRgs Uicerarunb,
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Amenorrhea, Dsnenor
rhea Meuorrhaga, Leucorrhea, Proapsus Uter SC. In
the disease peculiar females and children, It 10
passed. If equaled by any water in the world Near at
hand fine Sulphur Spring second only to the famous
White Sulphur OF Greenbrer, to which visitors TO the
Baths have free access.
Governor Henry A Wise. who spent a portion Of last
summer with his family at THE Baths" thus speaks of it
SIT 10 nv chosen spot in the mountains and shall
tsnly re visit it, If possible, next summer
Reference nay aiso be had amongst many others, TO
Col F. H. Smith, Superintendent OF the Virginia Military
Institute; Rev VIM. s. White, D. D. and Rev. VIM n
Pendleon Of Lexington; VIM. G. Paine Esq Of the hrm
of Kent, Paine e. Kent Richmond; and J. T. Hunter,
ESQ, Of Selma, Alabama. May l9-ctlJuly
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DRU1! STORE FOR SALE.

DRUG STOKE FOX SAIIE
M Professional Engagements requiring my entire
WI attention will sel the key stock and hxtures of
the Drug Store kept by me, upon very favorable
terms immediate application Is made. The stock is not
large but very well selected and good business be
done by any competent person who give i proper
attention. JOHN +. JACKSON
oh Dot.
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REAL ESTATE IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court of Orange
county. made at the May term. 1857 in the Of
Kelly, guardian vs. Kelly &c. the undersigned Commits.
sioners, win sell. at public auction on the premises on
FRIDAY the 3ls day OF July 1857 the Tract of Land on
which Charles C.. TalaterrU resdGd re time of hi.
death, situated Orange county, the Rapid Ann liver
aoo4t three miles below the Rapid Ann station Of the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, containing 2J2 acres
Ibis Land is OF hhg; quality of the ed lands Of
Orange and by proper cultivation be made Of the
most desirable farms in the county II has on 1t sufficient
supply OF timber and Dwelling House large enough for
Il SINAI! family
TERMS OF SALE-So much cash will dcfray the costs
vi suit and expenses of sale; and the bsance n three
equal Instruments, upon credit OF and years uith
Interest from the day sale-he interest be paid
ayto be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
good ssGurity and the retaining OF the legal title until all
The purchase money is paid
JOHN G. GREEN
JAMES w. GREEN,
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AUCTION SALES,
PUBLIC Sale OF VALUABLE TIMBER



LAND.
u SHALL offer for sale AT pub ic auction on FRIDAY
the 9th of July rrxr, Cra!g.ve. on the Virginia
en.rni Gilr"ai, in the county Of Augusta. valuable
TIMBER LAND. sifus,ei in the county of Angus
~: r anu containing abou; 20 COO Acres.
Z, rho p extends from Buffalo Gap, on the northeast
near tho nut iidee county line the southwest and from
soubca, ne OF the Virginia Central Railroad, on Inc
norhwes ~ me valley Of the Big Cali Pasture on the
OAK PINE covered with a heavy orgins growth of
c,i,,v,, 10 ShhSFNUT &c Much of il is capable of
S:;s 49,, @ Wen adapted the growth of the. various
~ aus ~ oIasees common this section of tbe country
in,iE ~ numerous SPRUCE the trnrI and MINERAL
required 10 possess consdershl naj;.;ra ,,r,uo
10 persons DESTROYS OF engasin. in IN. h,,nn h; 90
or wishing to make safe and profitable. nvas,,oo
estate II Offers peculiar inducements On acnn t e ~;
proximity the railroad and srarcitv nj a ., its
along the line OF the Rairond from the Pine ~, i'er
Covington Persons desiring smail and CHEAP in rms soi
be well suited here. will be sold in lots Of from s0o -
2, 600 acres each
TEKMS-The sale will be made a credit of s;1
twelve and eighteen months with interest from date the
purchaser giving bond with good security the
ute retained until the purchase money paid or pre-.
terred conveyance will be made and lien reserved
the purchase money unpaid.
Tine title unquesOnable aud the undersigned will sell
and convey with general warranty Persons desiring further
information address the subscriber Goshen Bridge
hockbrdge county or his Attorney, VIM. Mclaughlin,
Esq at Lexington Va.
June 22-ctd WM r McNTJTT
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@,n,TrS FOR THE JuDCESHlP

tiD--...,n,, n-nICraL CIRCUIT We arc
ElEHt :, snnopnce WILLOUGHBf NEW-
s'iao. ,ni;ia:e for the Judseship in the Eashth
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE TRaCT OF LAND FOh SALE.
a it is my purpose reside in another part OF this
N State hereby advertise my tract OF land for sale
will sell it public auction WEDNESDAY the 9Th of
July next, the preses !: lies the waters of Cub
Creek miles from Charlotte Court House. where there
depot connected by plank road with the Dsnvie rail
road.
The contains 796 acres from so TO 100 acres OF low
land, and the of which is exceedingly fertile; $50
wood land the greater part of which rich and
heavily mbered, principally with white oak, black OAK
hickory and poplar growth.
There is the tract unusual quantity OF hne plant
land and the is considered OF the best in The
State for the growth Of tobacco 1t well watered hay
ing or good springs scassred at convenient Intervals
through the land
There is good garden and orchard on the place.
The dwelling house Is new, commodous and handsome,
having and two large passages communicating
with all the rooms. dressing ROOM four arSe wardrobos
and two large There carriage house ice
house. house. tobacco barns, negro quarters
and other necessary houses on the place.
The climate is very healthy and the society very good
There an excellent classical school In the neighbor
hood and also several churches from two to seven miles
distant.
Any one who desires a delightful country residence
could not do better than buy this which offer for
ANDREW HART
aylot,a County Nav a. 1S5T-cwt3dJuly