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6 o M e T HI NG N e w !.
ID A N I Ell S
Patent Gran asLGr Fuel,
BRUSH WOOD. TwIGs, go. I

BRUSH WOOD. TWIGS, 30.
The Subscribers having purchased the right for Wor
cester County, 10 manufacture the Patent Granular
Fuel would inform the cit Of Worcester and vcioty
that they have put Machine 10 MerF6eld's Building
and prepared to ali al orders either for small large
quantities. The Gfaular Fuel pronoun Jed by all who
have used it. superior 10 charcoal for kndng coal res
Whole Summer fuel for cooking stoves ranges &c. It
has eque on the Of convenience and economy.
Terms cepta per bushel, CASH delivered In any part
Of the city with liberal discount 10 those who purchase
By the quantity AZ the Mil. 10 those taking under
twenty-five bushes 10 cents. a
Orders LEFT at the CITY COAL YARD OFFIoE, in
Central Exchange with SCOTT a ELLIS, % Front st.,
BROOKS sTEARNS,opposlte City Hall,or at the CITY
HOTEL, viii b. promptly attended TO- SD
GT RIGHTS with The requisite machinery, for sale
for all parts Of the County Also, rights to use the In
venon in any part Of the United States, may DO nego
tiated through US. W. a 3. O. LANE,
Merrideldis Building.
je22 deod&wSm Over the Saw Mil, Exchange 81.
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THE BELLEvUE HOUSE-0f
E1N Newport h. l., viii be opened on the st Of
Jnne, and viii be kept open until the I st Of
nE31iW november. To m genteel, family House
k&ZAAmany Of he hrst families Of the Uuited States
annually resort % pass the Summer months German
Band OF rare Muaichl bkil-uine In number-w perform
every afternoon aud evening during the Gay season.
Peraone Wishing to escape the heat and turmoil Of The
city, will and at this House az elegant and Attractive
home. ~ b. pRCkHAM prouriotor.
my2B Hs i. dtf ~ Iaa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r AIDES FURNISHING AND HAIR
u WORK STORE.

MRS GILLTARD would respectfully inform the la
dies Of Worcester and vicinity that she has taken the
store I04 Mofu street, where she offers for
sale variety Of goods, including besides the usual
sortnent Of ready made Linen for ladies' Gloves Head.
Dresses Trimmings Emproidery, Thread Needles, Per-
uery and every article for the toilet and nursery
Mrs. G.. also desires inform the public that in the
Hair department every pains will be taken to suit Gus
toners, ladies Hair Champooed and Dyed in the best
manner, and the most reasonable terms share Of
patronage is respectfully solicited.
HELEN S. GILLIARD,
e12 d3m 1O4 Main street.
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EORTGAGEES' SALE OF Boots
I'VE SHOES AND RITBRER9.- The subscribers hav

NJ ORTGAGEES' SALE OF BOOTS
lV6 SHOES, AND RUBBERS- The subscribers hav-
ing into possession of the Stock and Stand lately
owned and occupied by W. 8. GOODWIN, No. 144 Main
street. and wishing to the goods into cash and
close up the concern, have concluded offer the entire
every variety of LADIES' Misses Cents Boys' Youths
and Chldreps Boots Shoes and Rubbsrs, all Of which
offered at cost, and much below cost cash and cash
only.
This sale offers to the citizens of Worcester and vicn
y opportunity of purchasing boots, shoes, &C.,
cheap s
Having secured the services of Mr.. John Smith, Of
the former firm Of Smith Brother, he will be happy to
meet his old friends and customers assuring them that
pains shall be spared to this sale worthy Of
their special ate ton
N.B-The lease OF the store with the good viii of the
stand is offered for sac the most favorable terms.
This furnishes good opportunity for any one to en-
gage in the business.
FOR further particulars inquire Of the subscriber at the
store. JOHN +. SMITH,
dec3I diff Fol the Mo-t~agteh
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Do ANIMALS REASON p One pleasant day
, last Summer, says the Boston Post, small
party embarked in wherry to visit RUSS
Island, lying just below the rairead bridge.
which crosses Sqam river. Gloucester. In
the boat was a Newfoundland dog AS soon
as we had disembarked we observed at a,short
distance about dozen COWS and an cid lame
horse feeding The dog also espied them.
and accordingly rushed towards them, bark
ing at the top Of his voice. This attack first
startled the cows, and they began to retreat
with considerable speed. The horse was Sc
lected as the main object Of his assault, and
limped away as well as he could. The cows
huddled together in group, and passed
around among each other for few minutes,
apparently consulting on what was best to be
done. Finally they came forward in body,
coyeredih retreat of the old horse. and took
the van themselves. They then moved delib-
erately together IN a line, with heads to ward
the ground and Horns presented to the dog,
and drove him back, defeated. ct every sue
caeding rally on his part they continued to re-
pulse him till he abandoded his attacks, and
then retired to grassy spot to Craze as be-
fore. Those cows actually protected their
lame associate from the assaults of their noisy
lHNHuers
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tffs sqHare IL the space occupied by 100 words Il
mes solid "Nesparel" type, being just inch in
engsh
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q Patemt Paraffme LamD

UurIvaIIed In Beauty. SIMPLICITY, aud
Economy
Aportsble light, equal in intensity Of flame and SINH
lar in appearance to gas, at one third the price.
The above for sale by the subscriber at 2SS Main
street. who is the sole Agent for this place. The public
invited te examine them. Fl AYREs.
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WATCHES
JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE,

At Great Reduction from former prices
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Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks, Knives, LADIES' Cups, &c. which will be sold at
unusually low prices.
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KpRICR! RRFCK!! BRICK!!! Per-
k9 in want of the best article of Brick man.
ufactured in Worcester County informed that they
can be supplied with large or small quantities of Hard
PAVING AND FACE BRICK.
at the lowest markerates from the yard in East Brook
field the clay Of which is universally admitted be Of
superior quality These Bricks thoroughly made by
hand by experienced brickmaker from the North
River and cannot fail to commend themselves trial to
all good judges of the artic e.
Orders for Bck may be left in Worcester at the Grain
Store Of Q. B. Pratt of Mechanic and NorEch
streets, where samples may be seem at the yard in
East Brookhele. daw1m e28
EHAY AND HARVESTING TOOLS.
AS the Harvest Season approaches, the subscriber
would call the attention Of the Farmers Of Worcester
County and all others who wish to secure their hay and
grain ros in good order to his large and compet aHsor
ment of
HAY AND HARVEST TOOLS,
AT THE
Worcester County
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store,
Aliens Block, Main St opposite the City Square,
consisting of Grass Lawn GRAIN and Bush scytbes of
Cast Shear and German See from the best makers in
the country.
HAY FOR ks,
Of all descriptions including Partrdge's Cast Steel Elias
tic Forks, acknowledged to be the best. SCYTHE
ENATHs in great variety from the different makers Of
various qualities and prices Revolving Horse Rskes,
Hand Rates scythe Rides scyhe Stones Grain Cradles
RINDS TONES,
Of the best quality and Grindstone Fixtures.
In short, every description Of Hay and Harvesting
Tools in use in this part of the country and embracing
the largest assortment offered in this city, all of
which will be sold at a small advance from Wholesale
jsi8 d&wtf I'D. LOWELL.
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IMPROVED REFRIC ORATORS : For
\ sale low at $50 Main street, BY
lei0 al a. q, PARTRIDGE 90.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-21
HYGtIA HOTEL FUR SALE The

-
IA accommodations of this esta blshment being en-
tirely inadequate to the public demand, and not
possessing myself sufficient capital TO make the re
quirt enlargement, offer the whole property FOR
SALE.
OF it's value, little need re said The last season.
lasting more than three months-longer than any
other watering place in the country-and yielding
heavy per centum on the i-yestme Mt, has demon
!, trated cieary that no Springs property in the
No point in the Union is more accessible. and no
spot in the United States is healthier During the
CURED solitary of fever or Of serious SICK ness
OF any kind The Army Surgeons stationed at the
post Fort Monroe from the 1919 to the present
time have certified in writing that they have never
known a Of bilious fever originating there:
that it is as healthy locality any in the United
States; and thati is equally pit from disease in
the Fail, AS in oths months of the year
1t is in immediate reach Of all the Injuries Of the
salt water reeion-Crabs. sheepshead, and the celt
brated Hog Fish are TO he had in any abundance.
The Bath is said to BE- the most invigo ating pos.
si9ie; and highly curative in its properties
It is located at the large SC military post in the
country. school Of artillery practice. and gar
rsoDed by very large force.
To MAKE 1t The full equal Of Newport and Cope
Nav, il wants ooly the surfbath. and this can be
had-the fi0est jmaginable-witbin = few hundred
yards of the Hotel. and at very trifiDg expense.
inducement. A ,omnany, With adequate cash
means, Can make il the most attractive and the
most profitable watering places in America.
1t is now at the highe.t point OF popularity Hun
dr.. d. upon hundreds compelled To leave il dH
ring the past season for want OF accC mmodetioDs
and at this me neDt there are families at whofor
sock the mountsns TO escape the bilious and typus
fevers and to find security at this most delightful
ar ID health giving retreat.
The simplest privileges for the Improvement and
enlar & ment OF the Hotel Buildings Will be guarab
ted lude d. the Hotel grouaas Will be shortly
laid eff AID distinctly defined; that the title will
have all the characteristics of fee-smple tenure
will sell to single person, or to a company.
ard viii retain share of The stock, or not. as may
be desired.
For toe character Of the property, refer inauirers
to hi core N. Falls, ESQ. OF Baltimore; the Hon. j.
Floyd Secretary of War; and the Hon. A. bud
ley Mann, WashiDR ton; Jos. b. st-gall. Eco Rich
mond; and Robert W. Latham, ESQ, New Y.rk.
JOSEPH SEGAR.
OLD POINT COMFORT Sept. It'll, 1858.
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I AMBLER WEEDS
DlCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE -

l.
~ The Fifth Session will commence October l,ls5s
AMI Close the last Thursday in June. 1859.
NO material changes in the general plan are
ieund TO be desirable but it is hoped the xperence
acquired ty previous sessions and the additional
teuchers now secured will give greater facility and
success IN carrying out the system which has al
ready won for the Institute 80 high position.
Rev MANLY, JR, Will retain the position Of Pre-
sident, which he has occupied from the beginning
and will devote his attention exclusively to the in
stuction and SUPERVISION of the school being freed
from the care OF the borders
he Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHA8 WINSTON and his Lady in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
The his CHEST confidence. Professor Winston IL, also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature Heis Master Of Arts OF the University
of Virginia, and recently Professor In Transy lvsnia
University, KY.
The Trustees are in correspondence with a gen.
tfeman of deserved reputation Professor of Math-
emalics, whose name will be announced at an early
day.
The services of DR. r A LEWIS as Professor of Nat
ural Sciences, of Miss MARY l. THOMPSON as instruc.
tor in French, of DR. BUCHLER, teacher of Ger
man have been again secured; ANA additional as
sistanca will be provided forinstruction in the Eng
lish branches of the Coll, giate department Miss
JANE : STAsARp, Mrs ANN Il MALLORY Miss MARY
LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA ioMPKINs will have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. CLAPP will continue 70 be the Principal OF
the Music Department, anG will be aided by such
assistance may be needfRl. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches
fERNS-PRR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Hall payable in advance, Oct 1.-the remainder Feb Is
Eng sh Tuition in Preparatory Department......$3
French in Preparatory Department. IL
Esg lish Tuition In Col legiste bepartment..... 20
Ancient and Modern Languages each.......... %
Music On Piano or Gultar.. SO
Drawing, Needle Work, or CT eci4n Painting. 20
Boarj. including everything except washing. 2Ou
au 6-2m MANLY, JR.
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By l. 4 G. b. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, o3d September, we will sell
at 10 O'clock at cur Auction store, assortment Of
viz:
bacon, Sides and Shoulders
Coffee and Crushed sugars
Laguayra and Java G, flee
New York syrup
Manufactured Tobacco
N. Il RIM
Old Rye Whiskey
Wrapping Paper
Nails-Adamantine Candles
Superior Green Tees
ALSO;
Under Custom House, Lock
50 q and "a Casks fine French Brandy
100 q and Il DO do Port and cherry Wines
ALSO;
2Df60 Imported Cigars of various brands.
TIRas.-Under $50 cash, 500 and over months
credit fol- approved PAPER. -
l. G. B DAVENPORT,
se l7-tds Auctioneere.
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y L. G. SALTER'S
~. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,

AND NhIHENA IICAL SCIiUUL FUh Buy 5,
ON CLAY STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session of this school will commence on
MONDAY, the 20tn September next, and ciose the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, ana French languages Mathematics, and the
various branches OF a thorough English education.
The Principal pledges himself to spare DO labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter
ests OF those Entrusted to his care; to theif moral
40 less than to their intellectual training he will de
vote himself with untiring assduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board, including washing ......... $500 90
For tuition in Greek, Latin, and Mathemat-
ics................. ............. ........ 80 90
For tuition III Latin Mathematics 81 Oh
For tuition in higher Engi sh branches...... 40 o
Fur tuition in primary English. ............. 80 90
For tuition in French..... ..~.-........... ~ W
ar2I-dtistN
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-A DAILY
~ NEWSPAPER In a fourishing Virginia City,
IL offered for sale To any suitable person who may
wish 10 10 the business II offers strong IN
oueemeD's. Terms will be made communicating -
Apply at this cfsce for further particulars.
sc 3--2t ay3w
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T Fl. BINfORp'S
= ENGLISH CI ASSTrAL AND NATH

T Fl. BINfORl'S
q. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL. AND A4TIIEAAT
ICAL SCHOOL
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND II aRsHALL.
The exercises of this sehooI will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 9th.
With increased facilities for instruction, and by
strict and undivided attention 70 his profession the
Principal thinks that he with SAFETY ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation of boys either for
ness pursuits.
ESPECIAL attention is bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek, and Mathematics. $50 90
Latin and Mathematical 80 D
Modern Languages (by Prot. EmioE) EACH. 20 ~
"a Application may be made to the undersigned
at Messrs. Biuford Porter's Warerooms, corner of
Franklin and 18th SITS.
au li-d2m BINFORD.
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THE CHISWICK SCHOOL.
Classical and English.
IL MIR WRcE DE RINHM

The next session OF this School will commerce on
the LIST OF October next and close the LIST OF next
ChriStmas
Tuition. for the scholastic year. from $40 70 $40.
Accordins to grade
Board. Including table, rooms he'd fuel, lights and
washing, Sl2a1 rer month"; nay able half In advance
Those who wieh tn place their sons or wards IN
der 10Y care and instruction. will please make early
application. as only lew vacancies rema n.
GEO @. ExALL, A. NJ.
N. B.--Address me At Richmond. q, q. r.
re- 2-im$
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classical AND COMMERCIAL

" SCHOOL,
On nth street, between Broa and Marshall.
H hoKp ! : Ps sMIT il 9 An Principals.
Professor EMI0N Instructor in French.
This Institution will reopen on Monday the goth
OF September.
The number of scholars received into this school
10 limited; that each pupil has the special atten
ton of the Principals The course Of instruction in
tie primary stuies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils aud young men are fitted for bust
ness or for entering either Of the classes in College
Rccitations are conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocha, Charts Globes an4 various apparatus.
Pupils In Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circnlars containing further information can he
han AZ the book stores Of Massra Price and John
III Richardson
One of tho Principals can bs found at the study
Broad RI. 81 door from OH ct. au l6-2m
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TERES:
MORE
- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
FOUNDED 1872 CHARTERED IS54

LOCA TED
Corner Oh baltimore and Charles Sts.,
Baltimore, Md.
THE LARGEST COMMt.CIsi, COLLEGE IN
- THE UNIT.D STATES,
DESIGNED EXPRESSLY FOR YOUNG HEN
Desiring to obtain
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
FACU LTY:
e K. LOSER. Princip a-Leciurer on the Science of
Accounts, Business, Customs &c
j. NJ. PHILIPS, Professor of Book eeping and Com.
mercai Calculations
Il. Ii. DAWES, Associate Prof of Book e eping
y. y. JOHNSON, Professor OF peumanshjp
5 I. WILLIAMS Esq, iiercante Law.
Rev h. Y. REESE, ID D., Comm cial Ethics.
TRUSTHES:
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy, Hon. J ,shus yausaut
HON Thomas swami, VIM. Ii. keiGhier. Esq.
Jacob Trust, Esq, william knabe ESQ
EVERY YOUNG NAN
Should write Immediately Tor one of those large aud
beautifully ornamented Circulars represex tins The.
exterior AMI interior view OF the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Pcnmanship, &c. which will be- sent by return mail
PRgE OF CHARGE. With Catalogue containing List If
Stuent Terms of fulton Opinions of the Press on
our new system of Book Keeping, &c
So Address K L0SIER,
auN-lmifS Baltimore, Md.
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DTCHMOND MALE ACADEMY, "a
~ SELECT CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL aud
ENGLISH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7TsI.

II. III. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ, Princfpni.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY. the 9th of September. Terms, &c same as
last year.
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are bvious TO
the mind of every rejecting parent and such this is
designed TO be in the strctest sense Of the word In
consequence of the Senior Glass entering College ~
well as some other pupils going into business there
will be some vacancies Glass for beginners in
English and Latin will be formed those also will be
admitted who are prepared to enter classes already
formed. The course Of instruction is thorough and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
tcuIar attention Faithfnl and well qualified Assist
ants are Engaged For further particulars, apply
after the 18th OF September at the Schoolhouse.
1Iu
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By f. B. Cook & Co.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD

ELEGANT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
IL PIANO. OIL PAINTINGS. &C.,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 9Th October. at 10 o'clock. we
will sell at the resaence Of e. I Bresn. ESQ., who i
9th streets. the whoe OF hi, FURNITURE, consist
ing In part Of
Rosewood Divans, covered with the best quality OF
Brocate
ParIor and Reception Chairs to match: Ot.onans
Beautiful Rosewood Tables with mar bic tops
One Rosewood Etigre. beautiful piece OF work
mansh.p
days. superior time keeper.
Msntel Vases; Brussels CARPETS: Hat Rack, kc.
A fine collection of superior OIL PAINTINGS and
s " THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists Of Mahogany French Bedsteads: Bureaus
and Washs'anf L.. with maroie tops Hair Mattresses
Mahogany Chairs, covered with hair CLOTH MahO
gany WaIdrobe.; Brussels CARPETS &C nn
THE DINING ROOM tURNITURE
Comprises I splendid Extension Table. IA feet long
Chairo. safe. Refrigerator Ac-,d &C.
The usua, variety Of H french Chin. Dinner and
Tea sets. Crockery, Cut GLASS Ware, together with
the usual assortment of Kitchen Furniture.
most excellent condition, and TO enable those wish
Ing to purchase an opportunity OF examiHine IL
the residence will be open to the pubic. on TUES
sei RB COOK 4 co. Aucts.
CERGEANT'H SALE.-1o satisfy an
~ execution in my hands in favor of John 2. Reg
naut va r. q. Andrews will sell. at the auction
house of Me.srs 4 r. COOK 4 CO, 10 Main street,
on MONDAY the nth inst, lot of Furniture. con-
sisting Of
Marble Top BUREAU and GLASS
:" WASHSTAND
Hair and shuck MATTRASSES
2Ipgrsin CAkPET3
Brussels do
Walnut BEAB5-EAD
3large TRUNKS and CONTENTS
Cane Seat and Mahogany CHAIRS
large lot OH CLOTH
And ST. udry other o.r articles seized in the above
case. J. l.. BRAY, D..
Fer Tnos. U. DUDLEY, sergt.
SypTrvrEn r. i2s2 se IL
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EALL TRADEI
NEW ANG fashion A6Ah rail

NEW AM fhoniuN A6LE "A L. l.
~ GOODS -CHAS A GWATBIN, opposite Ex-
change Bank, IS Low receiving bis Fall supply OF
tehtion of the closest bu. ers iu--Ladies' Dress
doois; Plain aud black Si,ks: Colurea Robes AQuile
Cashmere Robe 0tsii.Que; Bay adore back and CO
lnrra Silk; II le striped silks; Baya3ere. C,shmer'
AID Hou Sta Robes; Valencia CTo2s over Dre sses;
Poplins Paris de i.ain's. &C.
ALSu-lIouse Keeping Goods; Linen and Cotton
Sheetngs; eh.tirGs. counterpanes, Toweliiugs Dia-
pers, Bet Blankets. Cheeks, &c.
ALSU-Nesro Il JOts, Blankets. &c; Fheeps-GraF
CaSsinets, for men aud boys wear, which will b-
Did At the lowest market prices. M friends and
customers mos; respectfully invited to call and
see for themselves.
EuA9 GMATRIN
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By Ro. B, Lyme, Auct.
YTAInARIH NIARHrm rAn,r q

Y hLUAbLE MAkKET FARM, ONE
NILE AND A HALF BELOW RICHMOND.
on THE CENTRAL ROAD. CONTAfNING SIx,
-, i-npUR ACRES HALF CLEARED, BALANCES
' In WOODS, TOR SALE AT AUCTION,--That va.
lie auction, on the 4th of October, at O'Clock.
upon the premises. -
IT'S seldom a farm, coubiuing no many advap-
ta9es. Is In market b. ing within few minutes ride
me city The health OF the place and the society
" WI compare fayorably with any in th, section
me improvements consist of framed dwelling
springs OF the best water very near the dwelling
MT jos sharpe, who lives upon the premises
may wish to see it,
The farm will be divided If the purchasers desire
Terms liberal. and made known on day of sale.
RIO LYME. Auct
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. STUART'S
L CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be +. sumed Monday, Oct 4th. corner Clay aud
9th streets
English. Latin and Mathematics 8H %

TERMS:
English. Latin and mathematics $50 90
Greek ,,.,....... 10 90
Modern Languages. each.................... 20 90
The Principal has had an experience as instructor
of youth of eight ears three of which were spent
as the assistant matht MATES at the Virginia Mil
tary institute. He is aided in the depai nts Of
Ancient Languages, &C. by a Master of Arts of the
University, who brings with him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Militia y Institute Lexing.
ton, Va; Iessrs Jno NJ Patton, 2 K G,attan, G 4
Myers, Thos II Price and Geo Fisher Capt C Dim.
mock, aud Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Wexford
au 25-zm