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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-08
$1,000 Reward!

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will be paid by the
" undersigned for such information as will lead
to the Detection and Conviction of the person or
persons who fred the Building known as the Sea
View House" at the Highlands, in the township of
Middletown, in this county. Said reward is offers ed
till lst Tuesday in April next. A. C. MLEAN
Freehold. Feb. 25.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-08
FREEHOLD
Iron Foundry.

MEX The KAILKUAD STATION,
LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF IRON CASTINGS
Lfurnished, such asPl oughs, Wagon Boxes, Sleigh
Shoes, Cellar Grating, Blacksmith's Forge Boxes
Sash Weights, Peacock Ploughs, Mill Work and Ma
chine Castings.
H Turning and finishing done at short notice.
y Old Cast Iron, Lead, Cooper, Zinc and Brass
taken in trade.
JOHN BAWDEN,
Proprietor
Freehold. Dec. 81, 1857. loft.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-08
HAVE YOU CALLED At THE
Marble Works!

HAVE YOU SEEN 4 SPECIMEN os THnIR
1Iworh? Have you exeminod their pricas, If not
do 50 the first opportunity, end satisfy yourselves,
as hundreds have done, that they are selling Monu-
ments, Heed Stones, &c, Is to 20 per cent lover
shan can be had at any establishment in shis county.
Mantels. Table Tops, Building Material, and Flag
ging, furnished to order.
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MONMOUpn WBBKLY RRRAID.

. CAkRY-ALL WAGONS NEARLY NEW FOR
~Sale Cheap, by WALTON Is OpELL.
Freehold, Nov. 18th, 1857. Att
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-22

| BILE MILLINERY ct Mrs DENRl. ~
~ MANS, on Main street. between 18th XSXX
and 18th streets. This DAY. the latse .psS
Paris les Win rich assortment II Hau aud win
Ter Bonnets, Head pressrs. CaDs. h.hais' Bonpsts,
Frenchltlowers and kibbons,s and great nsny moro
articles too nunerous 70 mention. CiGssps and
anime cur well selected assortment =
All the Gooss will b. sold - remarkably low
shortest notice. and very cheap Sor cssh
&C I6-lms a Z - Mas DkMELOAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-22
ARGE. HANDSOME AND NEW
IA STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
MANN VALENTINE. JR.,

yhis day opens bis stock Of STAPLE and
PA CY DRY GOODS, and invites his frien u and the
public in the city and country 70 an examination OF
the same. The stock has been bought for cash nom
the porting aud auctD houses al the decliue from
the earlier sales. aud will be gold at small profit
for cash or 10 pnnctuai customers.
Great press OF business torbiis an extended adyer
tise IN, Mt but will have aud SSH every article in
our linz fhusiness. in as large variety uf good
Quail , and at low prices as though the merits
OF thu ock we're eKp+n cd into columns.
beis. sre mum rated tho most important arti
cIes in the trade for fnlilies. plantation hsnds Is
dies gentlemen aud child,e viz:
Cloths, Cass mares. Satinets and Pulled Cloths
French English and Am 'rican Mcuseiines
1 laiC auf Figured French Mernos and CoburRs
Robes ale and Robes Valentine, IN silks and De
Lanes
Black Gfos de Rhines and Moarn ng Plack Silks
Faucy silks. Velvet AID Trimming Silks
Every variety of Calicoes. at every price
MARYLAND LDseJ Pain and Plaid Osnaburgs
A very large stock OF Bed and servants Blankets
s,ieached al d Prown Sheetngs, shirtiugs and Duck
rwauskin. Welsh and O her flanpels
Hmh roidered olarr, Sleeves and Cambria and Swiss
TRIMMINGS
Round eornered shaws. stellas. Rob Roys, Dc
Cioaks all of tn newest fashion
ue .iery Gloves. Hoop skirts aud Woollen Shirts
Ribbons Laces, EdginGs, &c, &c
MANN $ VALENTINE. JR,
corner Broad 9th and Capitol streets.
l--IIsiF CapltOl S0uare
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HIGH CONsTABLE's s1LE.--V

De solo on M0NDAY the 18th dav Of Octoher
'soe. IN 'front.' Of the High Constahle's ONCE com
msncin9 At 10 o'cleck NJ. = lot Of Hou,ehold Fur.
nrture, combating A. follows. to wit: Mahogany
ner1robe ! sofa; Bureaus; 2 Mahogany Marble
TOP clne Tables; Cottage Bedsteads; high and low
post Bedssea1s Trnndle Bedsteads: 1 Wahoasnv
hocking Chair; Feather Bede: Hair and Shack M At
Curtains; Window shades; 2 Mirrors large Tin
a'e; Leather Trnnk; wooden Chests; lot of Ia
Dies; Desks; Washstsnds: lot of Carpetir9
ses OF Castors Dinner ard Break fast Pates DIsh a.
Easns; lot Of Preserves; Pitchers: Hwers: Tea-pots:
hnives snd Forks; lot Of Oil Cloth; Grass Kettle
hands IL favor Of Crenshaw vs. Warrington and At
Buchanan. RIJTIER TT rUp .
DC 22-3tt .' - v ~
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By Larus d Shine. Aucts.

~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOOpe. AT AUO.
LION We vii ronimence 20 sell &C public suc lon
THIS EVENING, ut o'clock, the hs ndnomest and
largest stock OF staple nglish German and Ameri-
can doode suitable for the city and country trade
Country merchants would nnd Il to their advaA:aes
y ofaddng TO their stocks In small lots areat "
rety OF saleabe articles not to be found in any EN-
er estahiishment in this city. Also, superior n
Cutlery. Fancy Goods, &c tog ther with sod =,
sostI'ent u Housekeeping GoAis
sale positive. and will coInmence at 7k s,clsck
street. LAhIIk aHTNE
20 ~ &C.
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~ A. D. Williams, Aust
RuILDIsG LOrS AND BUILDING

rEkIAL ON CLAY, MAR NnNDORD
,n,s. IT AUCTION lon FRIDAY. sA a &c.
h t"osl ~ .siosk usoa the Hsvssisss. VIA
the iesideacs Of Mr. J. 8. Tinsisy. Spcs WEE
500 . new Brics Ixsllihg. buili 81 Mr. ". ".
py nre. considerable portion Of the VslIs Are
s,aaang which with sss nniajured rssss porcbes
one to replace the houps Of great - VIM 1nss IL
9se.psi cost The Lot fropts g iset and rus.s bsck
~ ~et 20 % alley, and may DO divided 60 q 20 81.
Lot OF ~ Ices front. The lseatioo . spe Of
tne nost desirable In the neighbvrh bod ani he
Vines. &c. " sssas ssses.
THRhs.-One fourth cash balance Il 4. q and n
by . trust deed. a - WIlSIa - 1'e~
&C Is n.sac,.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct
GROCERIES. FURNITURE AND DRY

GOODS VIII be sold at suction, at my store
on SATURDAY morning next, the Esd irlsts com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, q large and general assert
msnt OF new and secondhand Furniture.
GROCEkIES.-'5h bls old Rive W i.keV
10 bbls French BRANDY
5 bbts Gin
20 bbls Herripgs
2N 0d9 Segars
DRY GCODS-Clo,hs, Cassimeres, Cassinsta. Ne
riDo-, &c. large and fine assortment Me.ino shiIt
and Drawers, Hosiery. &c
ALSO
Two cases nsns and Boys' Shoes.
oc22 ALEX MOTT Auct
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By Rob Lyme, Auct.
TTOUsES AND L,JTS In PORT MAYO.

AUUEEO AND HOI - IN IOnI MA IOt
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell, on the
81 day OF NOV AMBER. In Port Mayo. Immediately
after tn. sale Of the property advertised by nsssrs
Goddiu Apperson, belonging to Jacob 5 Atlee, 4
Lots as follows: Lot NO has on IL Brick House,
built OF the best ms erals snd we'll flushed, con.
tanning rooms fronting 52t feet Louisisnasi rect
aud mining back 40 feet; Lot No 2 adjoins No /.
and Ia Of the same ffont and depth Lots land I
front Orleans street. fronting 66 feet, and run
property, IN the hands OF Q man Of eDergy might
be made valuable. RIO LYME. Auct. -,
&C % ofise over A Bodeker's Drug store
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IIAYING now closed cut all the unde

l. srable goods In the stnck IF VALENTINE y
Son nv making the sacrifice OF them in the store
rather han at auction the remaining stock hav-
purchased, enabling my father TO wi hdraw his iu-
dprest from the late concern and sha this day with
Il lar 70 and new stock just arrived from New YORK
Apen 4 Eew business the OLD bsNis of forty years
st4nding ALTERING 10 n. one price system and in
yutsuirg it, shall be guided by the same policy
which directed my father for 90 many years
b. my father, I am requested to say to his old
fisnds that he will generally be foun abb tie
store where il will give him great pleasure TO greet
them MAINS VALENTINE JR.
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EDUCATION.
Mr.. LEFEBvkE's SCHOOL

kICHMOND VA
The next sesEion OF our School BEGINS ths lat of
ogLunEks 'S5s and ends the LIST of JULY, 1850
81 TIE benefit OF young ladies who have finished
tnen reaEat course Of studies and who wish 10 car.
~ on further their mental Improvement there viii
be class In Bellies Letters and Litsrasurs-rentins
twics week Price Of nssicn, so for the vhoIs
sesston ana SIS 10 pupils who take other stuties-
Tue greatet EFFORTS iii be made 70 render tis Infh
interesting and improving.
In the Primary Department French viii be taught
70 the little children orally. without any CHARGE
HuBxRr pLrrruyRs. NJ. Pripciua,.
VINO WILLIAMS. A Il, Vice Principal
Mrs Bennett, Miss Mary G Gordon. Miss Eli
- BARTLETT. Madame Banchet, Mrs Miriam Yay
iof Madame Marie Estvan John Calyo W Tit
low. VIM Graham Heinrich Schneider. siRnoriue
Antonietta and Marietta Erba. from Italy
reI ~ 20
Eef saGats
roI Engitsh uftop. 20 %
toF MODERN Languages, each. ......,.. N 90
For French. when studied exclusive of the
English hranches.. 40 o.
r ror ahIIn 20 %
SINGING:
For one lesson fof an hour, a wesk. An m
Tot Two lessons fot an hcur) week. 30 90
FOR three lessons (of sn hour) week .... I2O 90
yor four iessors lof an bonr) ek... 80. 100 90
r9s me use OF o.
FOR Drawing, from Models. ............... , 20 %
FOR Drawing, from Natnre.... ............ 40 ca
FOR Painting in Water Coiors. ....... ....,. 40 90
vi 50 %
years Of :...-............ 30 90
For further particulars. apply to
HUBERT p LEFEBVRE
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BE- e. q. Cook, Aucs.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LIBRA
~ RY OF G P R JAMES. ESQ, NJ LATE
CONSUL FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT
oclock. will sci, at my store, the Library Of g
Jsmes. Esq. H B d la: consul for the State of
Virginia,
The above Library contains a large number of
rare and valuable works of the arts sciences lite.
rature &c. The attention of the public is respect.
fully solicited 10 this sale, as is seldom sus b SIN
opportunity occurs to purchase the many rare
works which are contained in the above library.
ADDiTI AL.-Will Re added to the above,
large lot of Bed and able Linen in first rate order
Catalogues are now ready.
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By E. B. Cook, Auot.
HORSES, MULES, BEGGIEs, &c AT
- AUCTION.-On SATURDAY, the pad instant
at 10 O'Clock. will eell at the large lot near the
Central Railroad Depot ' VIZ
Several saddle and Harness Horaes
large, we'll brJ he Dung !. ules
BUGGY ard Harness, in good order
set buggy Harness. entirely new
oc 20 Il B COOK Auct
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.-500, 900 c.
~ CARS, various brands, with large and choice
assortment of SMOKING aud CHEWING TUBAC-
co, which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms, at Wholesale or retail.
III R0SENFELD,
next door to the corner OF 9Th and Broad st.
DC lS-lmx
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u B. COOK
LIZ AUCTI0NEER AND COMMS'N MERCHANT,
Respectful ly ipftrms his friends and the public
gene ally that he will contii.u, the Auction and
Commission bnsiness, at the old stand of b Cock
Il Co, No 10 Main street and fatiers himself from
bis experier Ia the busness that he will be able
to give satisfaction He returns his thanks to his
fri, nds for the very liberal patronage extended t.
him and is deter mined TO merit continuance of the
same.
He will attend TO the sale of merchandise of every
description horses cattle, DC, &c.
Ou!-d or sales attended To at the shortest notice
and upon the most removable to-
COOK,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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VALUABLE PRIVATE nwr1r1rc

tElSkLIN AND a4r4 sraeETs, PoR sAIE AT
wrn ItrTIwtI hs sold. uron tire prenires. on
~ ~ the % Move mber. 1883 at o'clock.
nov w tue occucarcy # G ] Sintor. pso frontinv
aoont 70 feet On the south side of Fra Kiln street
PIE accc mnoda,jons for Q large family After
when viii be sn'o the vacant Lot sdjoiuinr on .he
west having front of 10 teat ard the nj q der,h -
10 feet TO alley The location of the for real
,'tate - such a. to recommend it to these doing
business IN the lower pert Of the city
TERhs-Cpe-fourth cAsb; balance At g. II and "a
rsoDths for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed. G0DDIN 4 APpERSON-
&C % Acct;nna.
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HAN0VER LAND FOR HALE-Tn

"A "A obedience to cree Of the Comfy Court of
timber, 1855, in tn. snt of Sacra ct al VS. Duke L
shall, on sATU aDAY the 3fth day of October, ls5s
iii fair if not the next fair 0av thereafter Sunday
excepted) upon the premises. at " O'Clock. sell to
the hsheit bidder The tract of Land consisting of
adjoining Wren Saunders. G Trevliap. o II
L hacker. and others, within half mile of Fork
thu- b, commencing on the line OF Eliza Blu Ter.
~ teinR toe came lar d sold by no Anderson and
Francis his wifi to VIM H Duke by deed on the 81
dsv IF March. 1856. This land is very productive,
original growth.
TERMS -one-thrd cash. and the balsnce on
crFdit of 6and II months, with interest from date,
paid. TEMPLE BLUNT,
&C ll-d2aw2wcw3t Special Oomn'r.
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0 PREMIUM MILLINERY. III 10
~ most superb BVNNETG, CAPe. HAD
~ DkESsks. FLQwERs and RIBBONs. thaa
have ever been ederedin thi city are r. b. - st
Madame sOS'a. No IS Main ssrest, which have inst
been receive d rom Paris and New York and viii Be-
sod &C very reduced prices Don't forget % ealj as
Hotel. She IL receiving new goods b. eym staansr.
IH-lm&
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A DDITlONAL SUPPLIES by james
"A town. we have received several casss Of Fall
Cidhing embracing Cloth dress troeks, fancy Cas-
and eolored Silk Vests. fancy Biz Ties scarfs xc
ar. FsnaeTine our stock full and complete. Call
and see the novelties OF the season at iUz Main e.
oc ~ KEEs BALDWIN 90.
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pUBLIC SALE OF 1900 ACRES OF

k/ODAlS ChLI NE lOOU nOAlGC We
l. VALUABLE FARMING LAND IN HENRICO.
AND LACE WAREHOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
IN PORT MAYO AND In kICHMOND- Deter.
min-d to release my,elf from pecunisry embarrass-
ment, viii Sell. on TUESDAY,, the ri day Of No
vember, 1888. on the premises. In the order sdvsr-
tised. commencing at u O'Clock A e.
1850 ACRES OF LAND,
IN the county OF Henriep. on the new Central Read
at distance ranging from 81 to miles from the
city of Richmond.
About 500 Of said Land lie in @ high state Of
cultivation, In two farms, each having all the i-
provemeDts necessary to u country residence.
The uuinpruved Lard generally abounds in wood
and timber. Of good quality; the sale OF whch, at
current rates, with Proper management, will more
than pay for the Land at the anticipated rates.
For general description. see handbills. sted In
various places.
The sale will be resumed on the following day, ct
Port Mayo at II o'clock, where will be offered q
large amount of valuable pr opsrty, embracing tho
powhatan Tobacco Factory. it'll the Mount Erin
Spring. Of itself q fortune.
This Spring produces column Of water measur-
through iron pipes 1t elevation Of Off above the
root OF said Factory. and may be conducted through
ali the lower part OF the city A continual a Of
the growth OF the city must render this property
mmen-eiy valuable, possessed a. il In with super
abundance OF room for manufacturing purposes.
Maps of the Henrico lands can be seen ct the Of,
fee VI the auctioneers,
The title 10 the sboys property has lately under
gone rigid examination. hvery obstacle having
been removed, it may now be considered as good ~
any in Virginia
TERMS or PAYMENT: One-fifth cash, balance at 9,
L. IS and "a months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured By frost deed;
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoS. Aucts.
rs.A "
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JIM N UAVIS, SpeC1aI CONF,
Sale conducted by GoDp N q APPERsoN Aucts


VALUABLE TRACT OF 361 10
ACRES OF LAND. IN HENRlC0 COUNTY,
ABOUT MILES BELOW RIC3MOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCrI0N-YIl be sold on MuNDAY,
lst November, 1855. at 70 o'clock, ". in front Of
Henriao County Court neuse. (being court day ],
the above tract of Land. 1t contains 36l acres II
which about ope-:ourth 10 open land; the balance
heavilv set in oak and pine wood , here il Dwell
ling House the place. out of repair aud formerly
occupied by The late Ricnaid Fl Fray SER decd The
tract aijoins the lands Of John Forbes q Hob.or,
Thomas Goodman and oshers, The soil il excellent,
and the wood alone. 1t ID believed, will more than
pay for the lsud.
JRRMs.-One-fourth cash: balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed title retained.
oc2l GODDIN 4 APPERS0N, Aucts.
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AUCTION Saba
1H7T5T- 5f.zS1N



TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM
an nN0lNE. CORN MILL. BUILDINa s. a.,
AZ AuCT!0N.-As trustss IN certain deed 81
,s ~ rom Eroeh Rex, dated the "a day Of Ipr.
iBG ah sssoaed Z the enc, q e. .ss
nc aucfioc, on the pr. mics. 90 1kIDsY. he 18Th
day q October. com msneing 81 VI O'clock, 4 n he
sns one Corn psn aa pp s.ss ss" aD
MI, NH and 2iss streets. aow used By said Req q
,..4JAs N TAYLOR, Trustee.
Jas N TAfLrs sos. Aucts. &C S
prick STORE ON l3rH STREET
y NEAR TO CARY STREET, AT AUCTION :.
VIII DO sod upon the premises, on MONDAY. The
sotn day Of October, O mmeneinR at ~ O'Clock
near to Cary ssrssi and nov in ne - n
Nr Geo R Feake and renting at eaO Der snpmn, -
The lot fronts los feet aud runs back about 50 feet
well TO attend this SALE
TRIMS Very liberal viz: no cash. bat credit Of
~ and q months, Tor negotiable notes, with in
''' ano isssfsS & * isas st SON. Aue..
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR fENE-
M1NTs AND LOTS IN TIE yALIry MAR
TOTnE Old pIsTlLLERY, AT AUG T.oS As
Trustee 10 certain deed OF trust ex ecuts by kch
dr1 Motifs; osaros date the 18th Of august 1865.
tngs ard Henrico County Courts shall in execn.
Ton OF sail trust being 80 required by The benef-
upon ibs premises on TUESDAY, tSs s snI syS non.
Der. commencing at o'ciock, four Framed Tone
ments and Lots in the Valley, near to the "OId
Central Railroad liz feet aud runs back zoo feet.
IEkhs-Enoukh cash will be required to pay the
expenses of sxeea tine his trust two bonds and an
open account. amsu uting to 1857 ~. with Interest
w January LIST, Isas, the balance 1t month"; for
note with interest," and i Is p aT;'
JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 %. Anct. 0An Aiss.e 'a
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EpUcATIoN.

HENRY vfis-0R0EIN0, Teacher Of
-. the Ireseis. Ia man. Portuguese and Spanish
~ - Residence on Clay street between 7th and
ffI Inn
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QlCHMOND NJ ALE ACADEMY. "a
~ SELECT CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH SCHOOI,l FRANKLIN STREET, ABov. TIN
r.. HI. L.. TlGHE, a. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open ON MON
DtF. the 9Th of September
The advantages OF a SELECT SCHOOL are OBJ vious to
the mind OF every rejecting parent and such this ia
designed to be IN the strctest sense Of the werd In
consequence OF the Senior Glass entering College as
we'll rs some ether pupils going iuto business there
VIII be some Vacancies Glasses for beginners IN
English and Latin will be formed those ais will be
admitted who are prepared to lter classes already
Ormed. The course of instruction 10 thorough and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
ticutar attention Mir 0tw'd Heindrich is re engaged
rs assistant in Mathematics, Natural Pbilos ,phy
Chemistry, Drawing and German. Mr Jos Michard
will teach French and Spanish For further partic-
usrs, apply after the 18th Of September at the
schoolhouse, to II L TIGHE, A. NJ.
Gu 2S-Sm
TERMs-s4o!0 or 800 per session; French and
Draw O EyErQ
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THE EXERCISES OF Mr. STUART'S
= CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
VIII De resumed Monday. Oct 4th. corner Clay and
English. Latin and sathematica......S50 90
49, c- 10 90
The Principal has had an experience as Instructor
OF youth Of asht years. three of which were spent
itary institute. He is aided in the deparime nts Of
Ancient Languages. &c by q Master Of Arts of the
University. who brings with him testimonials OF the
highest character from the Faculty.
RBPEhsNCEs:
Faculty of the State Military Institute Lexino
ton. Va ~, Msssr: yno N Patton G,attan,
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Wexford
an 25-2m
L E CT COUNTRY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-Mrs HENRY
l. BROOKE proposes on the 10th of october next
70 open Boarding School TO young ladies at Ash.
land IN the county of Hanover
All the higher branches Of female education will
be taught. Including French Latin, Italian, Music
ara ,'rawlDg-in Gil OF which departments there
Mr. EDWARD aRENIER, now a resident in A.h-
land will take charge of the Department Of Music,
After the present year. the School will be removed
to the country in the ne'ehborhood of Ashlsnd.
TEaAs-oNs.HALr PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, THE REST AT
THE End OF THE YEAR:
For Roard. including fuel and lishta.-...sI75 on
Languages. leach 20 90
usic- Professors Fees
Use OF 90
~ 10
'''' '''' HENRY L BROOKE,
oc2-ts Ashland, Virginia.
XIX ACARD.
S9 FRED DoLLINuEs, TEACHER OF MU.
pi, marshall sre't between 9Th AID 9th streets.
elenmond va. Sc N-lms
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RUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT AUC-
- TON Will be sold. on FRIDAY, tAs IA dsy
described at o'clock q. large numbsr' Of
hulidlng Lots situated on Elm. Poplar and Mspls
Streets In Rockets. and others on NtchoIso1 ara
ham. &C In Fulton and its immediate At horhot 4.
most OF these lots are we'll ocAfed for small family
,oeer whilst others are In good locations sr
Terms at sale. JAS N TAYLOR : soN,
&C 20 s.e Auctic~...~
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DIsSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP -

nlSSOLUTiON OF PARTNERSHIP -
~ The partpership heretofore existing nier the
firm of s MASON GO. is this day dissolved by
mu. nai consent All parties having claims against
the late firm, will Immediately prese ( tn, IN FIR
iquoaton; and all parties indebted. will please pay
as possible. In winding ups MASON i
The Subscribers take q eat peasure in Jointly re-
turning their sincere thanks to their numerous Gus
TONERS for the very liberal patronage they have
5 MASON,
EDW'D McADAM
N. I'm consequence Of the approaching season.
and wishing to extend my old established soap and
candle business. find / cspnot spare time sniff
cient to devote TO both factories have, therefore,
sold out my interest in tho Bottling estabishnen.
to s. MASON. my late partner / take great plea
sur in recommending him to my friends and the
public generally as gentleman worthy of the ut
most confidence and encouragemeut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-22

THE SUBSCklbhk having purchased
l. the entire interest owned by Epw'p NcAbAh in
the OLD DOMINION B0FTLiNa ESTABLISH
MENT, respectfully solicits continuation of the
very liberia, patronage bestowed on the hrm Of 4.
Mason Co He hopes by strict attention to bust
ness and straightforward dealing to merit the con
fdence reposed in the late firm.
Very respectfully 3 MASON.
Richmond october 18th, 1858.
tn See advertisements In another column.
&C I--lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-22


DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
- SHIP.-The oopar,nership heretofore existing
between j r Gentry 4 Walker under the name
and sty lie Of GENTRY & WALG ER, expires to-day
by mutual consent Amy unsettled bushes. Of the
concern will have the attention Of T j Walker, to
whom the matters OF Gentry Walker have been
transferred. GENTRY
T j WALK Elk