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NARRATIVES KRAL ESrirE EnH SIIE


Wl'!iNG To makr change in my busiuess, | will
w sell ON WEDNESDAY, Tie III Vi September mex
QUE :" the M BAL desirable Farms III Iocuhou.s Va. situ
Ted III the Little Levels the Mnrnp Bottom and Lew.
ishurg Turnpike rnnd within hall OF mile o. Mill Point,
mi containing One Hundred and Seventy i've. Acre,
IN silly OF rhc best limestone nd. of which one huir
nh thirty forty acres improved uf which seventy.
nve are in gram d the balance grass Th. tsrm i, n
he!ghborool oi good society. is we'll watered soil
producing well all kinds of graa and :rnss with con.
yemen buildings god orchard and 10 saw
hiii", hIurins mills post office, store yard &c. us
could bc desired also with reach OF Little Levels Aca.
I'hiy, and Presbyterian and Me hodst churches All
lhinga considered, Is ID certainly Of the best situated
anu most is.irnbln larn in the county.
Also, another Farm. mile Of the above tract
containing about Que Hundred AMI sixty Acres of which
more than one hundred improved aud in pasture. |;
oil good limestone sl with several springs house
Guard AMI the Turnpike road pnss;n: throughM.
hso Two hundred Nres nj Joining the first named tract
" winch p'rhaps thr!y improved the remain
r IN good white oak timber have also tracts
Oh Inod ranging land hich would sell
trrsoi'tlrom distance will be made acquainted with
Tue iHhds ny Ia" slb crber the per.ons reading
IL Is desirable IL have hs or Of the purch asr
money Town. or soon after sale but the particulars u the
TERMS VIII be made known on the day OF sale
Possession given To suit the purchaser
Inc 'it'' Will ne rctine a lien apon the land held
tor the deferred pHy mients JOHN III RUCkMAS
Near Mill PoiuI pocahontas county Va.
should the day be uftsYorhbe the sale wil! take place
the next fair day July 3l--ctds
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ALBEMARlE FEMALE ISSTITUTE.
LOCATED AT CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS FOR 0rNru,L M,. ,GrMf ,T
InIlS NJ


LOCATED AT CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS FOR GENERAL MN.,GrMf' Ut.
JOHN HART, NJ. A.
ALEX. =. ABELL.
NhCULIl IL COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.:
II JOHN HART. NJ A., Principal,
Mora Philosophy aud M,h,lnlirs
. CRAWFORD H. TOY. NJ.
Natural Sciences, History aud Literature.
WILLIAM n. BRONAUGH, NJ. \.
Ancient Languages and Modern Languages
JAMES NJ DEEMS,
Music Vocal and iustrulnrhl"'
- -------- Ito be appointed
Drawing, Painting, Nc.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
The fupils In this department, studying tir cGIllon
English subjects. and the Rudimcurs Of LATIN, irfnsn
aud Mathematics. have the advantage Of being taught
IN large part by the gentlemen above Iamrd-"ii
rlrf:nans and graduates Of the University "i VsinA-
besides which competent Female Teacher. viii n' 'h
poyed Enusual efficiency, il is thought, "ii th"s "
siysu TO THE most important Department. ,,ho
The next Session b"sins September l, ani rIus li
last OF June For terms, &c. apply To either oil hr
spas or 10 Rev j. A. Rroadus PIsdrn, ii the board ''
Trustees, at Charlottesville
July ll-ptl.uhSeu
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Hiss PE(:ItAnI,S

ROahpDlNti AND DAY SCHOOL.
gENlIE Second Session al Mics Prrrams Srlonl will
begin on the ls day ri October next and will end
OH the 'Uh OF June lsis
the COURSE insruct"n will he Thorough and
.vc reaching from The To the hrhrs branches
ui education.
Competent assistants will be- employed in rucl depart
mcnt.
The fngli'h Department, viii be- under the immediate
supervision OF Miss PesrHm and che will resume thr
Bclrs let,res Glass" tor young ladies who have lett
school.
Circulars containing iul information concerning the
Scho" may be haf ON application to Mrs. j. w. regram
Linden Square Richmond
Persons intending 10 enter Pupils requested TO en-
gage them without delay that arrangements may be-
made for their accommodation
July 2-deodt lst Aug d. eff
WE.TWOOU SCHOOL.
NEAR LYING HBuRG vIRGINla.
CLASSICAL, MdTHEMATiCdL IND MILiTiRl
VIE next session OF this School formerly under thu
u exclusive charge Of joins u. WESTON, will com
nence ON the first Monday OF September and clos" q" tn"
last Friday Vi June. ls55 For circulars stating teri'.
course Ut instruction, &c, address John H. Winston NJ
Lyuchburg JOHN H. WINSTON.
JAMES r. MURFEt,
July li-cii2hwtllScpr Principals
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIME eighth session OF this Institution will commence
Il on the Let Monday in October and close the LIST
day Of July
Board ior nine months ...-.--.....- .S''Oo
Washing and lights, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
Tuition ia higher English c,ss.s...
p.epa:H,urY Department. 40
Modern Languages In clusscs esch. ...............0
Latin ID
Painting and Drawing. &c. Pcrsico). to 80
Vocal Music, or on Piano Harp, Organ or Guitar, ut
Professors prices
ssfnn,a
They refer to the fulos.ne gentle men, who have
or have lad daughters 10 the eneo and beg eaT" 10 say
TINT they refer 90 any othrrs Than their patrons:
His EKceency the Governor OF Virginia: Rev. George
Woodbridge. D. D., Rev Chas H. Read, Arthur A. Nor.
son. Esq James Lyons. Esq Joseph T. inderson. Esq,
Peachy R. Grattan, Esi. Samuel J. Rn,heroerd. Esq
Lewis o Cr6ishaW, E.q Col Geo. W. Muntord. WIN. C.
Allen. E'g Or. Wexford, Capt ch"rles DitninOck,
Rev David $ pogse,t, Charles ElIc ST. Washington
Rev. r. Slaughter, Cupepei.
Robert E. Scott. Esa, fsdauey.
Richard baylor Esq Es-eS.
T. ST Geo. Cooke. powha.an.
John Edmunda, Esq, VIM. H. Clark, Esq, br. w
Darlington, Halliday
Or Thomas n. Warren. Edeptop.
w. w. Vest, ESQ, YIot Charcs 3. Ee.abe. Williams
turs.
Geo. P. Taylar. ESQ, Roanoke.
Hon. Geo. H. Lee, Carksyie. Va.
For further particulars address the Principals.
a. LEE POWELL,
K. ]. MORRISON,
Richmond, Va.
Boarding Department. %. Lee rowel) corner OF lst
and Franklin streets July al-cl1t
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EDGEWOOD SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL AND MILITARY
NEAR PALMYRA. FlUVANSA
vuNHE next session OF ibis School will begin Oh I've LIST
Il u september, end continue 10 mdnthe.
yisara to climbing The peculiar advantages Of military
discipline with asound aud thorough ennl culture the
Principal has determined to create Military, in addition
10 the Classical mud Mathematical d9Par,e,' which
hs SC here,norr systsd He wisaes L. however, dsnct
IL understood that uuse mill! 'ry schools he intends
70 devote special attention. IN this School to all s cra
", MS well the scientific srnnchss OF snawledse To
pronoe these eds b. engaged The "s.st"pct OF two
lsarGers, bh OF whom ccaily qdslled to give III
a.rueton in tho subjects assigned them.
Mr.. A. Fu!kerson who will Conduct tho department Of!
Tactics and Mathematics graduated with disrinctl at the
Virginia Military Institute and is highly recommended by
Col. +. u. Smith u scholar and gentleman
Mr. n Shepherd has graduated in ave schools OF the
University OF Virginia aud the high re"tntir Of that l'
sti;uou sufficiently Lis qualities Conduct
tie iergrtnIea; Of Ancieut ana Modern Languages
Tbe loraSn {.bous mile roE' the county seat 10 in
healthy and highly Intelligent ncighhorh'ad
Tzn4s :-Board and Tuition per Sc, sion. Sle0.
Fer particulars addrpss The Principal nj rGmyra Flu.
FannG
July a4-cw6, b. 2. FARRAR. Principal.
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.la!i.i9:
Against
Sally Hogcn-d Austin Hc.-ard Addison, V::Sn!. ~;
Sarah L. Anthony Mary fortnrr, 6. D. Fortnsr TO-
di,h Mary and Willinn Anthony, Elizabeth Du:c;ne PA
Pounccy Duggins. De:rEnh't'
The object Of this suit ia obtain decree Ter the -.
of oe huudred acres Of land belonging the csa'o
late David Hambleton Of Louise, in order 10 j!vison :!
the proceeds among those entitled therefor and er a.
having been made and flied that the defendants abe:
namrd are not re.iicr,s Of this STATE on motion OF e.
plaintiff by their attorney ia ordered that the SEINE or
resident defendants do appear here within one Inon!h a.
ter dpe publication OF this order and do what necessary
10 protect their interests in this snit. ACopy-Tesr
Jnlv I5-cx4w DAVID NJ. HUNTER, Clert
NXTAsHINGToN ACCOMMODATIONS"
| '" WAHTED-Good dril!crs. miners. bi.stess g.,-f.
rvmcn and lnborers wanted To strndy ~oraln"a r.rt
wsc.s and employment will De ege:. e.I,e;
the United States by the contractors Room
| Thousand men
NJ. c. MEIGs capssin Of Eu:iuea..
III charge Of Washington Acqus:u-l
Aug 3-c2dlm
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
'Tgr RICHMOND, July IS, 1857.
Undersigned offers for sale stock Of this Bank for
sres M purpose of increasing s capital at los and In
Jpl, ~ s bar value from lst of July
- VII W. p STROTHER Csshr
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EASTWOOD SCHOOL,
Mean SIAUNrUN. VIRGINIA

Bl PIKE Powers
UNt next session ii this School will b.piu ON The l.,
Ing. " " " " " '
inn pupils hro thoroughly prepared tor the highest
cas.rs in the University of Virginia or other colleges.
ior Tue actual busce OF e and careful attention puid
10 their mural aud religious culture
lui,od to 10 "
lhhMs:-Ronrd and Tuition the annual seosium. 30
payable one hall on the lei Vi September aud huff
on .hc st o January Lights not furnished.
For further particulars. address
July g--ctlstS PIKE pOWEBS St,u,,,p T.,
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b-The CO partnership b. retofore existing be
~, "eea FRANCIS Minor e. JouN NJ SHERRARD, III the
astl"y 5nsnrss, u"dcr the style Ct MINOR & SHER
vas dissolved on the alst May, by mutual consent
vii MiSok, Attorney at Law. st. Louis. Missouri,
,s Attend promptly all professional and land business;
H., paynen; Of taxes collection of rents accounts
- s Investments loan of money, sc. Jglv 23-c1m-
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PIEDMONT INsTITrTE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. piRhlNii.
uNHE fourth annual session OF Piedmont lnstiiute will
begin on the irst Monday OF September next, and
end the last OF June following.
TEACHERS OF ESGLisH-MisS Anne Lraion, Niles Jane
Leaton, Miss Betty lewis
Music MIR. Chss. Z. Frey
ASctKST AND MODERN LAScvAIE.-M tun f!scherz,
assistant Instructor IN sodern Languages IN the unvrr
'i!g Of vrsniar ,- .
English Primary Department. ----........--..sS
Algebra aud Geometry each IL
Modern Languages each .'..',..-' y: -
Mu'ic an pain-. mah Hso OF instrument .......d
V%sai AG'o fp:iye.e its'on..
GLASS; .-.....--...........''''' y
Boara including light, fuel. q .....-...--l4o
Washing 81 per yro:tu
Rr.raEstrs'-Res Y Y Meade. Mr. ] W Smrd,r. Mr
WIN Robertson, Mr. Joni! rim,srIakr nr Cha, MircF
Mr. Eugene Dais Chaflo,tcs vile Va; sI,.tnse Carr
ESQ., B@nawha e II. VIZ flou Ac,auaef iiolatny, eich
%ond Col Robert a.h4S l. Wilmington Va Hon s. n
II, va; Mr Daniel dc Jarncic. Caronr county. VA Ml
YIN Whhrow, W"yncs5orc, Va; Prot i Mnos. Un!,er
si,y Of Virginia. July ll-cli'
ENGLIHH AMI CLASSICAL MALk sUiIOOT.
81 ELM, HFAn hiiLtuHL. CAROLINE co.
VNHE sec0Dh aos.on OF my School will commence the
u III of september ucx and terminate he las of the
following June comprising "n uninterrupted term - l.
months.
The Ancien, Languages and thai, L,erarYc. tie usla
branches OF English WIZ special :r.en:c 10 l., history
and hi"ra.2.c, Will crutpcf l.r su5ncts taught
TERMS %, .rd, Including everything. and Tuition IL
all the Gepa. s,gour halt - b. paid III lnsssncc
aud reniander..t ot February.
Pupils can enter sNY lime auin tic :es.0n, paying on
" from tku riur 10 expiration Of tern, In Popo'oR Il
rate Of clarge
Elm i'd tine rnids, al highly neral ard intelligent
community, within few inmate. walk q Milford Depot
arl enjoying tho advantages Of privacy Ind hcahfulncs
Of situation. il affords tho student every opportunity fol
study and application, willis. combining the comfort une
quiet OF agreeable home
Address B. c. SiIACELEroRp,
July l+-c3m Milford Depot. Caroline Co, Va.
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SITUATION WANTED


A s:e.ch"r III school private family, by young
n nah. educated =, HSupden Sidney College quail
- h"'etre, :eacE near:y all tie praEche. usually
-2s; in co. best achno!s and colleges AID who has bad
tse+sr"ace Of one terra in teaching in large Acade-
II !E particulars address A.. B. c.,
!-y ct. Jefferson p. O., Powhatan, Va.
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NALCINED PLASTER-25O bbls. Lubec, oes
u quality, for sale by ,,-
Aug ) l. =, T. D2'LHFohi.
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LalCAN LAND WARRANT. No Is ST. for leo
he acre. issued on the a6h day of October lsas in
Gs OF the undersigned, reported by the Pension
The ana Was sent to in the city of Richmond Va
having been lost. shall apply the proper de.
"a. Tor duplicate land warrant Ia lieu OF said Lost
!eiy es-cw6w MARsu.11u FrRc1IsoN
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VIRGINIA-lN CHANCEkIt-At Rules he.u ~ -,
v Clerks Office Of the County Cour. OF LOUISE a,
u, Oh Monday July the 6sf, 1875:
William ~ Eamblctcn. in his oru right, a!i :. =
nin:sre,or CT David Hernbctor. deceased, ard o'hc:
,i..;
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pANYED.

4 FEMALE TEACHER Ly the 18th Of September, to
"A Ike charge of sna School of six or eight pupils
&c iso!GughJ qualified to teach the English branches,
seah and Vocal md Instrumental! Music with sutisfac
~ :e;e!ence,. Address
ALBERT e. PARKINSON. Tallaysyille.
I4y @j-cft' New Eent county, Va.
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TEACHER OF MODERN LANGUAGES WANT
tD IN A LARGE MALE SCHOOL
\ ERiDCATE Of the University of Vi!sinis, who hss
- s:'"a special attention To modern languages and
- sso teach Mathematics, would be preferred. Apply
2,s.s!!a'e'y, and direct to A. L . Alexandria, Va.
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a s!itAliOS ns Teacher wanted by II Young Gentle.
naI who has graduated la several schools Of the
Oi Virginia, and hus also attended William and
1o"se h Ees Tad some experience III Teaching.
c:'.iOns ''O''' -" " wv" ''-' ~
cures W. w Orange &. II VA. July 24-ctf
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o;r,c, NOTICE.
'Nt OF THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAIL ROAD COMPANY
,-rr R,cKMoAp, July 18th, lsa7
a p.sshfAL meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
ss.i saiG9ud aud York River Rail Road Company, will
yosS.n q. West Point in the county Of King William GU
kEsy,nc j:n day OF Angus. next.
o!dsr Of The Board Of Directors
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t:tlyEkSESS,

WANTED, b. October lst, for school Of six pppils
w an experienced Governess. thoroughly compe.
I'ta teach Music French Painting aud Drawing, and
t a'u- branches uf English vduuntup Salary $500
a.; to.ri, io- tho session OF 10 months Direct I.odore
70 Amelia county, Va.
July set, WIN H. HARRISON
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NOTICE j. hereby given that the Board OF Public
n Works will On the 18Th Of August 1851. proceed
appointment oi proxe. aid Di:ec crs To r.presentEe
.se .ac:c. u tie ra!.us in.eT;., improvement Goa!
,.L!,. TE0's II. DEWITT,
j.'y a,-wiw scc'y BOARD 7. WORKS.
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CCLPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, va
UNHh second session Of this school will Commence on
= inc hrst day Of n"xt September The course of in
sTuciion will nclud" the Ln Greek French and Span
ish Languages, Mathematics Natural Philosophy Chem
stry, and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged 10 conduct the school are ufHdu
aes oi the University ul Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute who will adop, lhn modes OF instruction pul
sued in those Institutions.
TERMS:
Board tuition. washing fuel and lights for ten months
SlsU.
For circulars. combining lull nior malion address
CHARLES T.. LIGHTfOOT.
Culpepcr Court Hou.r
REfEREN
w" have The privilege of referring 10 the following:
Faculty NJ In titutc Lexington
Professors Maupp. Harrison, Gildrrslceye, Sclrlc L.
We're, McGu,'ey, University Of Virginia
Prof l.ucien Minor. William and Mary Co;agr
Kew Jocn Broadus Charlottesville
John Hart AN
John Hunter, Etq. loaisa county
Col john Voolfolk Orange County
Rev WIN White ID D. Lexington
Rev WIN pcndlcon
Gen WA II Richerdsnp Richmond ;hy
Col WIN Talia.cyro, C!oIccs.c,
James Barbour. Fec, Cupnpsr
w b Waltci, Gcn George " Co1kc, a BELL Esq,
Washington CITY
MsI Henry Hill U Army. New York
RS Voss, Esq, Rappshan"ocS county
Cap. James Stark
The citizens OF Culprpcr July 3l--cf
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CONTENTS:
It's Good TO be Merry and Wise &C. Forced Orange Bios
SONS; Wedding Ring too Small The Faster you Est me
Lake Scenery Dinner Discourse Troye Weak Sons
and Strong Fathers Butterfly Life Dinner and Dessert Lon
don Hermits Phosophc Gossip; Idle Busybodies Purple
Glasses in Bohemia The Law of Dyorce Night Morning
Mad Story TreL Story Marriage Against the Mode
Contrasts Toilets; Bohemian Lsngusge Stranger in Par
lament; Widowed Life; Bachelor LIFE Facts and Fulfill
ties Morning and Evening Calls Brothers. Back Streets IN
Bohemia Man Hunting The Cuba Quarrel CARTRIDGES and
Papotes at Bouosne lncoheen Near the Clouds Judge
and Prisoner on Trial One Moral OF story Anti Bohemia
Concluding; After Rasselss. - 49,
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