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DEFER a, Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
of Prince william suoinIng the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnp kc Road leading iron
Alexsndria to Warrenton. and two and ha miles from
Gainesville depot on the Manassas tap Rnrund thirty
1--WE miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached in TWO hours IN the cars.
Tbi. E,ta,. contains Nine Hundred md foryone and
Half Acres-about tour hund ed Of which are in Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided .aiu
MAG Fields a.! q! :i. wei. 'a::rc ny s-irv @'r'ng5-
Broad Ruu-a large and nevor failing mountain stream
p.s.c, through tho ese from West East, bordering
on which is 4 beautiful Meadow 81 one hundred acres
now we'll taken Timothy aad blue grass and not only
valuable Meadow, but highly useful tor grazing plr
poses The uplnnds rolling and susceptible oil my
degree of Improvement. -
Tho improvements ARE large and commodious Dwell
ing with seven spacious rooms four above and three be
low stairs and The necessary out houses Surround
ing the yard large and furnishing Orchard OF Apples
Pears Peaches Cherries, Apricots &c OF the finest va
roties and many of them IN m hearing Country Stores
nre numerous aud convenient The neighborhood Is IN
surpassed by any in the state for heath and affords the
best society
Those wishing TO purchase hne country residence
will do well to call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge Collins Leo
Baltimore, Md or the Subscriber
Dr. JAS. w F. MACRAE.
D.. anri
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V.IU.1II-E IAND FOX SALE

TN nrrs,sncs of decree of the Circuit aud Superior
Il Court of App.,naitr * county the undersigned ss
Commissioner Offers sale the trnct OF shu e'''sa
"ROSELASD." The tract contains 900 acres NOR VI
lass with two se,em.nt.-ies beautiful ly in one OF the
most healthy regions of Virginia The tract 10 wen wa
tered and The land in thai region
The improvements b. ing large and commodous' would
suit for boarding school. om
Two elegant Apple and Peach orchard Po.t once
Shop, and Mills are very and ALSO Churches
of different denominations The society will fsvor"by
compare with any IN Virginia.
situated six miles the AppomattoX depot ON
the South side Kali Road six miles from the county seat
eighteen miles from Lynchburs and nine miles from the
James River Canal.
TERMS One and two years, secured by ample per-
sonal security and the reserved title to the land
Persons d posed to purchasc will please address me-
a, Snithvlie, Powhatan county, Va. | will give poses
sion at any time. JAS. D. MoSbf, Comr
Applications msy be made, also, TO Messrs GoDpiS
APPERsoN, Auctioneers, Richmond, Va.
k,uy ri IN
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n OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Noun,
Bernard. This plantation lies the james River, in
the county Of Goochland, immediately above Madeni
Adventure dam, and within twenty eight miles OF ch
moud It contains seven hundred and thirty NJ res
of which seveuty five acres James River grounds
Of the best quality, thrtyhve creek low
yruunds and the remainder IL Bes re- dam creek red
Isud There Ia on the place good yelling house
beautiful site. and all necessary Ouhouses and both the
buildings and TIE fences in good repair aud the land
is in n high state of cultivation.
will also sell the stock und farming utensils upon the
land TIL. stock consists OF horses, mules cattle, nclu
ding mch cove; and the farming utensis are the nos
OF them, new, and all Of them good and there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils the tho
rough cultivation OF tine plantation.
The terms OF sale as TO the payments will be made
very much TO suit the purchaser.
Mr.. Jsmes II. Payne, ny manager. living the place
will sho property any peroon desiring to examine
il My address 10 Washington, c.
NAV i7-ctf NJ NJ. PAYNE.
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YAIUABLE R.KM FUn SALE.

HNHE subscriber oers for sale his farm Orange View
L lying on the Rapid Ann River, Culpeper county
Virginia Within bali nile OF the Rapid Ann station, on
the Orange md Al.Xandria Rail Road, in thicky ser
tied aep hhorhond: tho snccry equal to any IN VsniH
and the county very healthy one.
The tract contains SILT ACRES, with abundance o.
timber convenient 10 rail road and large portion o
the cleured land has fine South eastey exposure Md
for producvene4s OF crops WILL think compare tavora
biz with those of of tho in the ueshborhood
the wheat crop having tor aoe years past ranged from
IL to 500 bushels wi bout the OF guano, when would
probably double the crop on the same had.
The rrsideucr .ruhtad III enntnce, overlooking
larger portion OF the cleared land and the surrounding
country In view OF large number OF residences, with
Merchants. GF!ss end Ssw Mills very convenient; aIso
Poet Office. -,
This FARM is within four and half hours travel By
rail- road of Richmond Vir ina. and two aud bali OF
three hours IN Alexandria and W ashingDn CITY.
Farm with OF purchasing, invited To visit it, OF
address the subscriber Raj id Ann SAtion, Culpeper
county Wv. L. II. TALiAFERRO.
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20 z T r Y {.
THE COUNTRY LASSIE.

Sha b!ossomed in the country,
WI ere euany sumner ti'ngs
Her rory rms about tho artn'
Aud brightest blessings brl'issi
H,al;h was her SOL. inh-ri'hnce'
Aud grsos her only dover;
l never dreamed The wild "o"u
Contained 40 sweet a Hover.
T,r distant from the city,
Aud inland from the s"a
&y !sssia bloomed ip goodness
IA pure rs pure could o.
sh- cauxh, her dewy f'.si'ness
From hill and mountain DoSe''
n.ysr dreamed the ~iin Moo1
Contained SO sweet a ho"ei'
Tho -.;nbow must have lent her
80 ne of its airy grace, ~
-. Wild rosa parted With blush
That nestled IN her fscr;
The sunbeam ggt enlangled IN
IN. long waves OF her hair,
Or .hs had never grown to be
50 modest and SO fair.
The early birds have taught her
Their joyous matin song,
And some of their soft Innocence
She's been with them 30 long.
And for her now, if need be,
I'd part with wealth ard power;
! never dreamed the wild wood
Contained go sweet a flower.
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REMEMBER THE FACT

I3NHAT GIBBS WAS awarded the highest premium "a
silver medal the last exhibition OF the Mechanics
institute, the superiority OF his AmBROTYPES over
all prtures exhibition but still higher reward
no 10 receiving from a daily increase OF his business,
which proves that his efforts establish first class Gale
nv has III ct with the appreciation of generous public
He respectfully that, In order the dc.
c,and. u his business he has increased his force Having
now IN his employ superior Artist, hes preparedo fur
uish PHOTOGRAPHS from small to life size, colored
In OIL yva,c or pastele which he tor accuracy
and beauty of finish equal to beet paintings In tn.
country The public respectfully invited to call and
examine specimens.
isllery Corinhian He'll, between 9th and 10TH Main
street Richmond. z. + GlRBS, Proprietor.
P =. These photographs can be enlarged from small
Miniatures, Duguerreotypcs or Anlbroypes 10 lie size
Oera p. T.. G.
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COLONEL CRABBE.


Col Crabhe, who lately embarked in the same en-.
r.rpri.- in which Walker made his first venture and
c un, Rousset Bouboun lost HE life. is from Nash
vide Tenn. and has been prominent politician in
California and Mississippi. he and Walker were
g. ioess schoolmstes, being natives 81 the same
eva 10 the last Senatorial contest 10 California,
E. .sbee was q prominent candidate Of the Know.No-
tnlrg party. He is the Sans man who wac the sur
vivnr in iha last OF the bloody series Of combats
WITCH tbs editors Of the Vicksburg Sentinel fought
tn. =, six Of the editors Of that paper having
Z. 81. - --e lands oe Cra6bs 1t was ~ l8lO. du
ri x the -xe,,lng contest of Foote and Davis tbs
G varrorsnp, that Mr.. jenkins. editor Of the Senti
81 q p.aceable and estimabls Li..u having COM
m.n,ed on the conduct of Crabbs, was assaulted by
hIn in :he streets Of VIck-burg; terrible combat
s.usd jenkins using his bowie knife wis. great ef
!er before Crsbbs could draw his pistol. The latter
however. though terribly cut, succeeded at last 10
di.cnarcin his pistol into The side of Jenkins. who
f. an..a.y wounded, dying in few hours AFTER
~ p7rS .Iaily Advertiser.
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auckland. Pr William CO.. Va. April I4--cf
LAR1;EST SOUTHERN PIANO FAC TUNi

LARGEST SOtTlIEkN PlANO ffC IOhI.
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PLANO f0RTES.
WYNN KHABE. senior partner IN the la'e nrm OF
w KsAsE, GAKaLE g. Co (Which was dissolved by
the death oil Mr. Henry Giehie) continues the mnnuac
ture and sale Of Grand1and square Pianos under the
name Ut
WIN. RNABE & CO.,
At the old stand, Nos l. g. and North Eutaw ST. OPP
pnse the Eutaw H,use aud at the new sales loom, No.
2U7, Market st Baltimore
The subscriber respectfully beys leave To present
to the ladies and gentlemen OF the South his sincere &C.
Acknowledgements for tue very liberal patronage they have
40 uniformly extended his establishment; and desires al
the them, tnat, stimulated oy Their
constantly increasing during past years. he h-s
spared neither trouble 10 perfect as Tar rs pos
~ble Piano Forte as TO ensure continuance o the
custom Of persons OF cultivation and refinement.
In addition 10 the communication Of the most eminent
Pianist OF the country he would add at at every Fair
at which his Pianos exhibition, they have uni
Institutes
Being extensively engaged In the manufacture oil
Pianos and employing one hundred OF the most eSe
renced journeymen, am prepared 10 sell either "!io"
sale retail, the accommodating terms "h"e
sale tealer- will therefore, find IL TO their advantage %
give call before purchasing elsewhere
All instruments built factory have full iron rshe'
and constructed secure great additional
strength without affecting the tone; and they WI" therS
lore .tsrd In any climate.
Every Piano Porte of my manufacture, 10 guaranteed
for ve years and intended NIL distant order-
the creates; possible taken to ensure the selection
Of an instrument calculated In Tone touch power ana
mechanical fnsh TO please the most iastidons; 10 addi
ton which privilege OF exchange Ia granted at any
in ak inonths should the instrument not give
entire ~ ADr 2p-rhn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For the Enquirer
FINE ARTS-vIEw OF JAMES RIVER.


To the eye of the poet or painter, our g!oriou
river abounds in richly picturesque scenery. beau
fully rendered illustration Of this fact is to Do seei
a. the studio of Alex. Davidson, Esq, Main street
IL. point of view is one Of many which may b'
o':pssn by An artistic aye II is from near the Dan
vile rail road and opposite Belle Isle The look is dowI
the river aud we have very pretty peep OF Rich
lnoad in The distance. The coloring, perspective
uas atmospheric effects are skilfuy given, and w
have hesitation in pronouncing it one OF the pref
ii 81 little easel pictures have se2u for some time
TIA arts. intends to soourn with ds rome time, ano
vs. hope hu will meet with that aitsntion which fi
esys 80 picked no the following ires the banks o.
to- James while making his sketch.
LINES ON THE JAMES RIVER.
Flow on, f.i. water! flow forever,
A. In oldon times thou ran;
Be thou still the beautsops river,
As in d.ys Of Po~tasan.
O., thee looked the iudians daughter,
napr in souls Prophetic spell,
And thy torrent, e:Inlless. tsuSht her.
here another reco should dwell.
81, P,cahontss, g,ntla savage!
Saw the future 10 thy tide,
Sav-d Strangers life-his camp from ravage,
Aud heoaE.e his bushing bride!
Nsi5ans, on thv banks, still fsirer,
See tnee yet with soul inspired,
And virtues, though they be not rarer,
High as mankind e'er admired.
Thsn aow, fair water! flow forever,
As 10 olden times thou ran;
80 thou still the beauteous river,
As in days OF Powhatan.
RICHMOND, june 10, 1857. p.
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LAND in Haitian COUNTY FOX SALE.

1NAvIEG determined to move. offer for sale the plan
tation on which reside. lying Banser river. H.
rhe county OF HulifaN, within mile and half OF The
Richmond aud Danvie Railroad
The tract consins go acres 20 of which very pro
duclive low gruun.s The dSeng is beautiful cottage
with nine rooms connected with ne kitchen and servants
rooms by colorado The ou,.houses hrc such As aT'
usually found Virginia homestead The grounds are
laid OF with great and command prospect OF gresi
beauty. The orchard consist, OF the best variety OF rus
that grow this climate. There also fine spring near
The dwelling The plantation budings are almost entire
Is new and are sufficient for plantation purposes
There dover interest on portion OF the iahI,
which have recently bought ard which 10 sell
perfect title. J.,
As have determined to move will sell bargain IN
this properly Persons wishing purchase are invited TO
the lnnd.
My adires. is Sco;tsburg, Halifax ,,,o,yp
April 81 ctf u. A. @LHinoNi
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

Gov. Halle Was insugaIated on the iih inst. His
sa1,s %. wa. lengthy. He savs there has been the
.. r-cSr.ss made in tie industrial pursuits during
ear. mud he advocates the establishment OF
hoa:d ot education aid State Normal School.
Agricultural iutereSts are considered encouraging.
ine debt il somewhat increased but II Will be
tx iagaisheI without increased taxation. The nquor
Il" Los b-eu nt;euded with favorable results lie
opposes any increase OF banking capital advocates
longer 0trod VI residence for alers and that they
sha!! ot nhie to read and write the English language
before they DO admitted 10 vote. He deems it neces.
say to protest against tho bred Scott decision aud
suggests The propresy Of extending pseunary aid to
solil.rs 10 Kansas.
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FOR SALE, a SMALL FARM
AND VALUABLE LOTS NEAR AND IN THE VII.

IAhtIE Of
IAVING disposed Of bis School Budings and Lots at.
tsched the subscriber offers tor sale his little farm
Of lyO acres lying within few hundred yards OF the De-
pots of the Virginia Central and Orange and AexsndrH
railroads This farm lies In compact FORM being nearly
square, the open land conveniently divided and subsan
TALLY enclosed with running in each held all tho
roughly ditcbed and draned and q suhicency Of wood
and timber for all the purposes Of such farm. There
are nckilns, aud inexhaustabe and easily worked
ausrres lime the land the nd vantages OF which
either n Of prof, Of improving the
land need be dwelt upon harnis the only building
ON the farm. There is however beautiful building site
in grove of forest Trees commanding fine view Of
tho farm and both Railroads
Also lot OF IS adjoining tho village, we'll set in
orchard grnss clover and timothy and upon which there
is neht brick cottage; and also large orchard and
never failing springs The attention Of city gentlemen in
search OF pleasant s invited to this pro.
perty Its facilities OF communication with Rich.
rnond and Alexandria (twce day and Ssunton daily
combine with irs educational and re gious advanaC
render II very desirable location for such purpose.
Also ether lot OF halan upon which stands the
Doctors Office, Stables, &c
Terms LIBERAL and ndc known upon application to the
subscriber either in person OF by letter.
w. 8. KEMPER
June 3 eff Gordonsville. Va.
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nJ,nnMFIEI.D ACADEMY
Fire mics Eest Of The University Of prsinia
w. WILLOUGHRi TEBBS, lp,,,.;r.,.

Fire mics Usa Of The Unirersay Of Virginia.
w. WILLUUGHRi TEBBS, }p,pcins,s
w. LEROY BRuUN, A. NJ,
SUNIlE Fourth S's.iOn OF this Academy. formerly
Il tie charge of MIR p. H. Goodloe, will begin
ST If September.
The Course OF instruction will include the Enghs
,uage and Literature. and all the elementary suhjed
u. running therefor the Ancient Lansusg"s; the 81
languages including German, French, Spanish 4
and English in its Anglo saxon FORM and the pur|
mixed Mathematics. including Civil Engineering
Lectures will be- delivered upon the subjeCts OF CT
Try, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Cours" will be designed To furnish a thorou.l
partition tor the Cnivcr,ity OF Virgins.
The session will con.nin two terms OF I'VE month'l
Expenses Tor each term for Board aud Tuition In \
departments, includ i everything except Light
payable OH the hr.t day OF the term.
For circulars containing more particular inforrf
address either Of the Principals ut Charlottesville,
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of the University of Virginia.
Prot, a d. Brchn, Superintendent U. :. Coast s.
Washington.
Lieut. NJ. F. Mnury, Superintendent National Obs"
ry Washington
Col Jefferson Randolph, Charlottesville
Franklin Minor, Esq, do.
Johnson Barbour Esq. Barboursyil!e.
J. Randolph Tucker, Esq Winchester.
lion. J. NJ. Mason, U =. Srnnrc.
Judge J. W Tyler, Warrcnron. Va.
Cha, l.. MOsby, Esq Lyncbburg.
Roger A Pryor Esq., Richmond.
Nav 2J-cilJm
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Lieut. Col, Henry Bainbrdge, who vas recently
lost by the burning of the steamer Louisiana near
Galveston. was attached to the fret regiment OF U. g.
infantry. He graduated from West Point in 1871,
and ws' brevsed during the Mexican war for gallant
conduct.
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PREVENTION OF PlrrING IN SMALL
P0X-Mr. Startin, the Senior Surgeon to the Cur.
hey Hospital for diseases OF the ekiu, has commun.
c..sd 10 the Medical Times a very important plan,
" ,ch he has adopted during the last fourteen years
&c preventing plttiug in small pox aud which The
e-,.es has always proved successful. The plan con
s..;l in applying the Gcetnnl cantharides. or any
v-.o,tiny hu,d, bY means Of u camel hair brush, to
n, sps. of each spot pustue of the disease. al
tn -1pssd surfaces Of tho body, until blisterng is
ev1enced by The Wilderness Of the skin in the parts
subj .otbd to the application, when the fluid produ
o.,s II is 10 be washed of with water, thin arrow.
ran cruel. The psn attending the application of the
yssIvs;iug Hud is very slight and transient.
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ue will be possessed Of hall which VIII ever n,a
orth Proui monument of your noole seno'o'''
o the working classes Of our city asd STARE
Very respectfully.
JAMES A. SCOTT,
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
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RUNNEMEDE SCHOOL,.

TNHE first ,essioa vi this School will commenc
IL the let o! October, 1857, anu close on the Bis, G
y, la5S.
The course Of instruction will include the Es;
Lain. Greek, F:ench. and Spanish languages. and
literature and Mathematics, (both thee; eticsy AID
practical applcaion)
The Principals graduate Of the University Of :
niu, and engaged tor one year rs teacher OF 81,
.na:ics in ihc sch1uI of Mr l. NJ Coleman.
The school is situated In Fauguier county in & ?,
borrooi well known for lis tine climate aud excey,7
cirty
TERMS Boar, and tuition for each tenn Of
months, sl2J-paNte on the lst oil October aaa \,
March Ii. hts extH.
Lircuars. giving urther information, may be ob,,
by addressing the Principal. at Salem Sts'ion rsu.
County, Va. GRHi CARROLL, "
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of the Uni ersi,y OF Virginia.
James h. Marshall Esq., Viz sinia Senate.
F. W. Coleman, Es3., &"
Hon. A. Atkinson. lie Of Wight County.
Geo w Carroll, Esl Isle OF W.. County.
Col c G Coleman, Louisa Coauty.
Rev II Norton, Earrerton, Va
May .bg-,.tlsfNny
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
GORDONsyILLE FEMALEAC,nIT


TIME undersignrd will open nn Acade.I a. =,
Il ladies, (in the buildings formerly occupied J..
Kemper's SCHOOL, al Gornonsvllle. Grunge CUu,.
on the 10Th OF September, ioJ7. He viii b. pre-.
lake large number OF boarders. and will be s.r.'
corp. OF competent ard experienced instructors
The boarding department will be under the e.
Mrs Mary f. Barbour, with whom the Principal n
family will aso reside.
IERas.-Board including every personal accom-
zion per session of ten months, Sl3U.
TUIrIoS-Lower English Branches SEQ Higher
iish Brslches, dnciud.ng algebra aud Geometry.
Ancient |. nguapes each, $50. Modern Language,
$50 Music linclcdps use of the Instrument S35
able half in advance, and the remainder at the eli
the session.
No pupil admitted for less than FIVE months ana ,
iucti0h nhie except in case Of protracted sickness
Address REV DANIEL h EWING
GOrdonsville, Orange County
REFERENCES -Rev's DR.. Hoge and Moore
mond. vs.; Rev. DR.. Armstrong. Norfolk: Rev. b
cock, Georgetown ID. Z: Judge X II. Field, Gu;
c. Ii: g. Harbour. Esq, Ba.ooursville: James He4
Esg Gordon,viile, Va. Jun" :'-rf lst :.
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ENOR the year 1851, the first Session OF this lni;
y will commence on the 18th January, and close
10th of June The second Session will coinmen
lUth Of July aud close the 10Th OF December.
TERMS, payable at the end Of the Session:
Board for Session. Observation-Disclosures.
Tuition in the English Departments, including
, mathematics, oc'-.---. ..--....-----..''''''
French, extra. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MUSIC, DO.
Ornamental Branches each. extra. ...-...........
La IN and Greek Class, taught bv the subscriber
EFln cases OF protracted sickness deduction
made.
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country
one teacher is employed, 1t is impossible, tor
time, Tor the teacher TO devote that constant, prn
,ent!on tina, is needed In such schools, the little
music Is necessarily sent 10 the piano to learn nn
tice ner music without assistance. Should there
Ten scholars, and halt hour only devoted By
music, the teacher being present, FIVE hours Of th
.r's time will be consumed sri blu; little lef, for
struction in other studies Z, this may be trace
Of the complaints of Female Schools.
The great object OF my Schof iisto secure the Cd
personaI attention of the Teachers 10 every Dep.
FOR this purpose two teachers are employed. W
tend 10 the ordinary English branches. inciudini
mates mud the Scenccs, and tue other TO Muse,
snd Ornamental Branches. Mics +. T. ScorT ~!
have charge Of the first Department By her 5i,I
Ler am,hbiiity Of character. she secures the io''
her pupils; and from my own rxa, ,,uations kn'
hose under her Instruction proced- with exusg
rapidly and proficiency.
In the other department. embracing Music. Free
the Ornamental Branches, Miss IRENE ksArTY -
ed, badly educated with great care. A. -
she has given the Highest sntisfac on To her ern2oI
patrons. All that hear OF her is rxc--dinsl'
| nentary. Observe. that 10 Music the Young Ls1
their lessons Invariably in the presence OF the ms
aud then retire 10 another Piano 10 practice.
frequently examine The young ladies, e'pea
! such branches rs are generally in Femnle SchOci
| impertrcty learned When thi. il to take psc'
generally known By them. The consequence !, Z
| are always prepared.
In closing. feel IL due TO the Young Ladies VI
attended this School. TO express my grateful aP?'r
| Of their uniform kindness to escn other. and =
| member OF my family. Their extraordinary %
their handsome observance Of those social pro-
which contribute 50 much to the or nanent OF 'e1
c!cty, their dligent application to their duties -
| proficiency. merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified on what day Students will resss
aud Whites BY the cars OF the SouthSide Ia
suitable conveyance will be provided.
kFEvery article Of clothing should be mark.
| SMy address Is MscPArland's Luneuburg, y
| Dec l7-ctf JOHN 0hGi
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WANTED

THROW 500 to 1000 NEGROES, 10 "%.
II Railroad, from FernHndlns to { "s' NY
tho highest wages will be paid. ,oo nj
Cuntra,tors who cen furnish from - TO =
procure Lon,rac, u, grading or getting e'''-.'''
prices, by applying TO ,-,u vr,r;aS
FrnAxpIsA, PLoiIDA, Nay 20, ls37-''n'
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JS0 ID. ASHTON,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A SHI RNERToHN, ILLINOIS.
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