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troublesome and painful diseases that At
tend the human esh 10 the Fever aud Ague For long
time the medical world have been continually bringing
forth numerous specifics for its permanent bat all
without effect Or. J. HOSTETTER. experienced
and celebrated yscisn has succeeded in furnishing the
public with valuable preparation for the OF Fever
AMI Aguc. The steady and increasing demand lately
made Tor the Biters and the universal attending
specific the kind For the of the Fever and Asuc
Dr. HOst,ter's Celebrated Stomach Btters aud
should claim superiority over any other preparation
,snt
Sold by Druggists everywhere and by HOSTETTER
SMITH. sole Pro pretors sc Water and So Front SIS,
Pittsburg Pa, AUG l6-dScwst
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,.
IL. L..


kAADOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
'9sht nt%, session OF tais INSTITUTION ,sl open on
nu'ida} the 10Th September and close on t!, a.l
Thursday Of June.
FACULTY
william A. SMITH, ID. ID Pr-.ijent and pr,t.s.o, -,
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
joins C. WILLS, a. Professor of Msthemst,c. and
Astronomy
WILLIAM B. CARR, A. NJ. Professor OF Ancient Lam.
KEssErr PuAYEAR, A. NJ, Professor OF Experimental
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHEPARD A. B., Assistant Professor of
Ancient Languages aid Mathematics and Instructor In
French.
RS IspELL A. B., Principal Preparatory Department
fTh, school has been removed from the College
bur near for the accommodation of students
in this department EXPENSES
Tuition per OF 20 weeks, payable in advance, s25 W
Incidental charge, 80
Incidental charge Ito students in Experimental Sci
French (exra) per term OF 20 weeks in advance 500
Ana yiical Chemistry (extra.) Is co
English studies in Prep Department, ID 70
Board per term OF 20 weeks payable In advance ~ 90
Students rnoming in College furnish their own room,
and pay for lights. fuel and washing
Preparatory students obtain board in the neigbor
hood for less.
such students as do desire complete the course
may be graduated in the separate Departments and re-
cetve special Diplomas. July 22-otsO Sept
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MARINE NEWS.
,l ~ RICHMOSD, ArGr,r 10, 49,:

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK
ARRIVED.
..l,m,s .cwa, Parish, New York, merchandise
."-u.rrs.
!. G.orsr Peabody, Pri,che,t. Baltimore. mds
Eri fh.u,cn Dag New York, eueno.
T.. Nickelsun, Nickarson. Boston, mds.
.p.oyill-. Chester, New York, mds.
.Ou.pa. P,ersmai, NV York, (iShOurs.) mds
|"Ians. Sparks, Van P-lt. Nsw York, guano.
'.,." uncsiey, Harvey, New York, guano.
RS As,li-ld Shorter. Pnwel's Creek. wheat.
e.C-.terlne Martha, Philadelphia. coal.
I. Mary Wills North. James River, wheat.
SAILED.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MIR LEFEBvRE'S SCHOOL,
CORNER UF GRACE AEB FOUSHtk STREETS
PJrUhnND

MIR LEFEBtRE'S SCHOOL.
CORNER uF GRACE AEi FOUSHtk STREETS
RICHMOND, n.
JHNHE next session OF our School gina the Isl OF Oct
e 1853, and ends the Let Of July lsJ9
successful experience in teaching for twenty tire,
years together with corps of well qualified and axpe
renced assistants, encourages in the belief that
School will be found deserving of the very liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed No pains are spared render
fully equal IN all departments to the best institutions
country.
French 10 the language of the family.
For the benefit OF young ladies who have finished the
regular course oi studies and who wish carry iu
Their their mental Improvement there will be class IL
Bellies Letters aud Notwithstanding twice week
Price oi admission $50 for the whole session. and S' e
pupils who take other studies The greatest efforts vii
be made TO render this both interesting and improving
In the Primary Department French will be taught to the
little children orally without any charge
FACULTY--HUBERT i. LEFEBvRE, NJ. Principal
WIN q. WILLIAMS, A. B Vice Principn; Rev IL 5 kEP
PIER, JOHN F. LITTLE NJ D.. Mrs. +. J. GIBSON, Miss
MARY c. GORDON. Miss ELIZA BARTLETT, Madame l.
BLAScHEr, Mrs MIRIAM TAYLon, Madame MARIE EsTvAs
john A. CALYo c. w. THILow. WIN f. GRABAr, ELIo
poRo CAMPS HEINRICH SCHNEIDER.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
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LOUIsA Ell a. l. :. & 4 DE MY



LOUISA FEN. I. T. CApENY,
NlLLHOOD.
THREE MILES FROM Virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD.
eEKS MARTHA f. DABHEf, asSis;cd by her d.u...-
I'VE tets proposes To open = huoi for Young Lndics
on the first day al October next Ia This School will m
taught
Isl. The Rudmenis al Chemistry, Natural Philosophy,
and all the Elementary branches OF English Educa
ton.
md History French, ana Music the Piano
Ard. Embroidery and Needle Work.
TERMS:
Board including Washing and Lights and Tuition in all
the English branches tor session al ten moas S3J %
Instruction in Music and us, OF Piano. - On
For Scholars advanced, Professor will DC
poyed Al u,ual rates
Embroi iery and Needle Work -.-............ 5 co
One half of all charges b. paid in advance and the
remainder before the close oil the srs.ion
Each Young Lady will be expected to furnish her own
towels properly marked
The Instructors in this School allowed to refer to
Ploiess1r ticn Edward Dabney VIM stuart, Rev Ro
Rylnnd und Col Edmund Fontnne Richmond; Wm Cooke,
Erq'r, Second Turn Out Louisa; Maj II Price, VerdDn
Hanover Philip Nclson Esq and Lucius II Minor, Esqr
htna o. Hanover.
The number of bonrders will be limited to twelve and
the mos, tender maternal care promised.
Aldress-"Secund Turn Our, LnuiaH" which place
Carriages will always meet the pupils Early application
Is requested.
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NNHE next Academic year OF ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
L Annapolis, Mary land will begin ON WEDNESDAY,
the SIKH of October 1853 The location of ths lnsu.
ton is in all respects admirably adapted to academic pur
poses Remote from the stir AID buss of large city il
nvtes to Study and Literary repose and yet proxmi
" 40 miles by rail road twice day. Washington and
baltimore cities makes perfectly accessible from the
er. NJ national horoug and beautiful build
drri and hy student- Afordng greatly incl easod fac
ties for the education Of youth. DOrmtory, very
modious and well ventilated, with large study rooms
tached will under the constant supervision OF tho Pre-
tects afford 10 young boys that day ana nightly suprrv
sion which 10 found indispensable In the education oil
youth. The very central position OF Annapolis whether
considered in reference the State the country gene
rally and its perfect heathtulness and exemption from
the of heat and cold point II of the
must desirable spots for seat of learning Every posi-
BILE facility for exercise 10 afforded by large and beautiful
grounds. water right Of some threequartcrs Of mile
affords OF swimming bathing and skating all with
| In College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest held for the regu
lar Infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor are the ad
vau,ages In scholastic point Of view all less striking
With all its chairs filled by men In the prime OF lite, aud
freshness OF vigor the Institution Is prepared To take ts
place by the side Of the prominent schools In the
lun educator Of youth. Its facilities for discipline
are much more than usually abundant. To the South,
c.prcally is institution situated this 10 most
inving All that 10 required to the completion of an under
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted may be had at
the rae Of $3.50 per annun Gentlemen having or
wnr at the Naval School, and members Of Congress from
stance would find most convenient 10 inquire par
ticulnry into the character of this institution punctua
udance by the fret day OF the academic year
(Which begins the first Wednesday in October, and
eui. the first "Wednesday In August fOlowng) 10 most
earnestly requested and will be convenient to the
STUDENT choice Of depends the Time Of his
arrival For urther Information, and Tor CIRCULAR, apply
to REV. c. X. NELSON, u. D,
Principal of ST. Johns College,
Ill -aaAf AFT
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rpoN WASHINGTON CITY.

.,,,>,T.>, Au-. IL - \ dispatch on the author'
VIZ II XIV. sup rin;eCdeut Of the Newiound'
"a .,,I,, iiha, the Queens message has been
J: ~ ..,-;v,d over the Atau;ic liue. Thus all
~. y s,e removed.
= q...l-a, will reply 10 night.
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RED OAK ACADEMY,

RED OAK ACADEMY,
BRrNSUYCK COUNTY PIRGfNIA.
tH1HE nexr session will open the rst Monday in Ooto.
bcr and close the last Friday III the following July.
The Of study will bc thorough and discipline hrm
For Board including every thing except light ol0O
Tuition in Classics and Mathematics. 50
.Iu;,ion in ,dvapced English Branches ......... 40
Tuition in Primary $3.50. ~
The Boarding Department will be under the charge Of
Or John H. Winlrcc. To whom, in the absence oil the
Principal Rll communications may bc addressed nj hen'
n-,iy 9 T.. o., Brunswick county.
Convey ancrs, on suitable notice will meet pupils at
Blacks and Whites, on the South side Railroad
Aug li-ctOcl AUG. l.. DIBBLE.
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E.eIry rIvr noI.i.RS REWARD.

Nv ENTN-FTF r UUI'ENNS NE WNHUs
Il AWAY. about the 10Th OF January. lSj5, negro
s,a ssrci BRlTTON, hrod OF P NJ Tsbo L. Son,
!, sad negro 10 asout thirty years old. sharp lace.
&c; .eci inches high lie hes been seen about
T4.,icrros farm. in Gloucester county, where he
iet sui i believed nov 10 DO lurking about there
,-i.aH,rnood will pay The above reward 1t de-
! 70 M. IN Richmond. POWERS,
.. Brick Builder
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+ ALI. TR a ID L.
WITH RHnDES 4, C0

n WITH RHODES & CO,
y ~ 'NPoRrEkS OF AND DEALERsIS
"a M h"MESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
~ GUNS. SADDLERi.
4 ,HyS BOLTirG CLOTHS, ST., &C., 81.
ia - fEARL STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
Sd ~" N store their stock oil Goods adapted t
t3 t,rh, season, comprising an extensive variety
"a "Eh especial reference 10 the wants OF tht
~ .hia, North Carolina and Tennessee, and
"a 'e'peciiull; invite the attention Of buyers
M "7A'' 10 an examination Of the same.
ri may hTi:c!"s TO be found in their Stock,
''"'ed the following lssding and staple
~ -'-'' Manufacture; alec Simmons, Collins
4i @hi o'har.
~ f.h'-Fs. Masons Sadders, Tsnners, Smiths,
Nei'Al' OF syery description, a large sssort.
~ "ter, hii.;er. Germsn; Machinery, &c
' Spixrs Horse aud Mule Shoes, Shoe
~ '"'' Ionss Stocks and Dies, Butresses.
h"'i'i Circular Save, assorted 10 TO GU
IA - As, aud Mill~iishts Tools. assorted
~ 80, "Ai liable, hn extensive asso rtment,
IA 3D. H'''. Lining and Buck skins
~ ""'N'rs, Stirrups, Bits. Saddle Trees
IA i i'''.. asle-, springs. Nu,-. Washers,
"a Won and Hemp Cords. Irvine Sash Cord
u ;s,. g. S'hs'" Barrel; Pistols, Rifles, Flasks,
~. .. ".I4'uns Cloth, assorted numbers TO 10,
* Aug Is
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nL0nMFIELD ACADENlY.

EIN 7. WTLES " rs UT he UNI FEhSII UT n,
w. LEROY BROUN, " A. }As.oci,,s princino,s
w WlLLOUGHBY TEBBS, "'' '''p'
'sSE object OF this Academy is 10 prepare students
Tor the University nf Virginia or to MT them Tor the
active duties OF life. The OF instruction embraces
all those subjects requisite for preparation for any OF the
Academic Schools Of the University, and the method
practicable s similar that pursued ut that nstitu
ton.
The session begins the let Of September For
Catalogues containing ul Information address either Of
th Principals. The Post Office is Iyy Depot Abemar!e
county, Virginia.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


aLBEuARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
FEfHE re-La. session 5a:rs diE Sep emf er and ends
4 Jih Juy. The hcnhfulae>s OF the location cannot
be rXcrllcd II equslled hy any in the whole country
experience ol three, years with ltrsr school here Inns
clearly established.
Coarse ui Study-Englis!, Ancient and Modern Ian.
guHgrs aud mathematics. The Principal will have tw
ALE Assistsuts0ne Master Of Arts the University OF
vir.nis the other foreigner of experience aid
teaching. and who --aks all The Modern Ian.
guages colleges OF the mgLes, grade Drawing
Painting ami Instrumental Nuslc may also bee learned here
from competent instructors ut small charges Mill.
tary instruction vi" ouly be- given lnoce whose pa
desire ami will not be allowed interfere in the
east with the regular academic course
The RI incipal Euvn, determined limit his number TO
fifty good boys early applications accompanied by salts.
factory testimonials. desired
Chargcs-SlI5 per term Of months. payable In ad.
vance This charge embraces Board, Tuition Fuel, and
Lights.
For Circulars containing full information address
JOHN b. S STRANGE. a. NJ,
July 20--c2m Charlottesville p. o., Va.
:aCenrrnl Presbyterian and Richmond Advocate copy.
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rW YORK. ArG. l6 Cotton is quiet; quota
!. A.. nominal Flour 10 firm aud unchanged -
=, +. buoysn. holders demand all advance; red
sal - white ST. .31al 40 Corn is firm; white Is
!. yellow aOs9ar Spirits Turpentinu unsettled at
20 Ro.n steady AT 81 90.
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MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL,

BOTETOURT COUNTY, PIRGINLA.
sESiiF subscrlbcr will reopen his school on the st OF
September the studies will comprise the ordinary
branches Of All English Education together with Mathr
males Natural Philosophy Latin, Greek. French Ger
uirn and Anglo Saxon.
The course will be on scale sufficiently EXTENDED 70
r,n,re ppls Tor the hest classes in the University Of
Virgins or in any OF Colleges, or to hit nem for the
active pursuits uf lite.
TERMS Two hundred and thirty dolars per session
Of nine months and u half ending June 18TH le59-onc.
hn payable on the LIT September, and onehaIt on the
lirh January next. New pupils will be charged from
twenty five.
~ No deduction for any cause save for protraced
sickness
- parents or guardians wishing further information
will address their letters to WIN GAIT,
aup ll-c4t Pnttoneburg, Botctourt Co, Va.
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nrvGs OVER THE SUCCESS OF THE
w. ~ ANTIE TELEGRAPH.

.,,rt,,, Aug l6-A salute OF loo guns VIII
n NV morning aud all the bells rung.
v'r Au, IL The bells of Trinity Church
Wv ing a merry Peal, flags are tyine, cannon
T." 49, 49,, he cr.ai-.t Eli husiasm prevails.
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UKOOKLASD SCHOOL,
LIGREENu,OOp DEPOT ALBE MdRLE COUNTY

At GREENWOOD DEPOT ALBEHdRLE COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
aNSTRUCTORS:-WM DISwIDDIE, NJ. A. Principal;
q THOMAS U. DUDLEY, NJ. A. CHARLES l.. {. MIson'
NJ. a. 49,
This School is preparatory for the University OF Virgil
MIA or Tor any College The third session will commence
on the lst o September next and close on the oth OIL
June following.
The Instructors all Masters of As Of the University
of Virginia. and the Principal has moreover had years
an Instructor in the University of Virginia. in the schools
of Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
The location on the { cnlra railroad, IL miles west
from The University Virginia. hardly be surpassed
for hesthulness beauty facility II: access aud remote
ness from temptation. .
EXPENSES. including every thing except lghn, clio
per term of i've months, payable In advance.
s@ For Catalogues, stating particulars. apply TO the
p,tnctnal WM DINWlDDIE, N. A,
inv al-cu Greenwood depot. albemarle. Va.
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PIEDMONT INSTirU n.

CHARL OTTESpIL TIRGINIA.
MISS ANNE LEATON PRrScIPA.
fHSTIE fifth session of the Piedmont Institute, will
a begin the first Monday OF September and end the
last at Iunr following.
Teachers of English-Miss Anne Leaton. Miss lane
I-eton, Mi.s Betty Lewis Music-Mr. Chas. T. Frey.
Ancient aud Modern Languages, NJ. Won Fischcrz, AS
-i Instructor in Modern Languages at the University
o. Vrsinin
TERMS FoR MosrHs.-English Pri.
mary Department SIS; English Advanced Department,
go. Algebra and Geometry, each, $40 Modern Lam
g,mgrs -ach SEQ Ancient Languages, rnch SEQ; Music
on Piaao, with ot instrument S54; Vocal Music,
private lessons Sou; Vocal Music, csss $l2 Drawing,
$40; Board including lights fuel, etc. s4O Washing, 81,
per mon h.
REFRRrNcEs.-Right Rev William Meade. D d. Rev X
X Meade, Charlottesville, Va Rev WIN Nelson, SCOTS.
vile, Va Mr. WIN Robertson, Charlottesville, Va; Mr.
Jchn Timbcrlnke, DR. Chas Minor, Mr Eugene Davis,
Charlottesville, Va Rev james Coleman Daniel DeJar'
mate. Caroline county, Va; Lawrence Carr Eeq, ka-
nhwha II, Hon Alexander Io!lndsy, Richmond, Va;
Prof Minor University al Va; Col Robert Ashn, WI.
mugton Fluvanns cnunty,Va; Mr. WIN Hart. Garland-
o. WI; DR. Vim Carr Charlottesville, Va; M William
Wihrow Whynesburu, Va JUiy 24-ctSrp5
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EPISCOPAL. HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
AT HOWARD, ON THE HEIGHTS,

III vi Is VIII U z Z r x y DKI "A
REV. JOHN J.. MCGUIRE. RECTOR
yRyIlE next sesrnn OF this Institution will
4 on Wednesday,. the 9Th day OF September.
The studies embrace full Course ut Ancient and Mo
dem Languages the Natural Sciences, Mathematics En-
pi-h, Music. Drawing, &C.
TERNs-s2jO per session, payable invariably, scmnn
nu,y in advance Sl25 1t the commencement OF thu
session. and S25 the second "Wednesday in February
This charge includes Board, Tuition In the regular
course and Modern Languages, Light, Fuel, Washing
Needing, &C. everything, in snort except Bnnks STA
,joarry nnn Cuihng what furnished the pupil
,iusc and Drawn. rrr extra charges
Pamphlets containing uil account OF tho School, vii
be TO those who requcsti'.
Sppicarions Tor entrance, further information
| nvy la addressed To the Rector
T. o. Theological Seminary Fairfax Co.. Va.
ErFERYScE5-Rt Rev WIN. Meade. ID. D; RI. Re:
John johns D The Clergy OF ths Diocese The Fro
| ies.oIs oi the University Of Virginia.
July 2i-codt eth Sep
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.ITINORE. Auo. l6.-Flour ia frm asles OF
,.,t .,r--r .nd 0hin n. 5.X a 500. Wheat is
-. .s,-. Q, Whit. nj | % n 81, rid .25 W. =
i, ,rj-, sa.- ct whi'. al 81 q 80; yellow 50 81.
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HALTIM0RE FEMALE COLLE:k.

BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE.
TE1HlS Seminary OF learning was instituted for the lib
b eral education of young ladies', and created a Col.
leg. proper in ls49 by the Legislature OF Maryland, with
authority 10 confer the usual Collegiate degrees.
L. is located in retired and beautiful part OF the city
AMI the buildings have been arranged as to insure
alh, comfort and convenience During the year they
been extended by the erection Of addtonalsory
the main edce, and building sixty feet long and
five stories high, with chemical hail. painting and reading
ruutns bath rooms, &c Bohrders reside with the family
OF the President and are under his parental care.
The institution takes rank with oldest and best &C.
mirares and enjoys liberal patronage from the Middle,
Southern and Western States.
the fall session opens september 9th, under the follow
Ing Instructors southern by education and In sentiment
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
n C. BaooKs, A 81 Prof Anct Languages.
W. X, aos1oE, NJ. ID Prot. OF Chemistry.
Row J. A. MuSRoE, a. Mathematics, &c
Miss CAROLINE X. VEKDER Mathematics, &c.
-, Bellies Lettres and Physiology.
Mss HARRIET A. GERE, English and History.
Miss NJ. S.tiAsTT, English Branches.
Mons K. OELPHux rot. French Language.
JULIUS DAszIoER German Language.
Mons EMILE kETT, Drawing and Painting
Mr.. joins ScHEFFER, Instrumental Music
Hiss ELLEN, Z. GusRIGHT, Piano and Singing
Mrs E. A KRERL, Guitar and Singing
MISUNDERSTANDING aud Tuition from $500 to S3'3 per
sn,n according the branches Of study pursued For
Catalogues with full Information, 6ddress AZ No So ST.
Paul ST.. Baltimore. N. L. BhoOhS, fresaent
an ll-c2m
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~ WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE-we re

~ WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE-We re-
ter The reader to the advertisement of this popular re-
NEEDY 1t highly recommended by all who have used it,
and has effected wonderful results by magic influence
We know OF gentlemen In this country who have ocen
almost bald for years and had their hair entirely restored
TO its former luXurisnce and beauty. by the use OF
Woods Hair Restorative II Lagrange Bulletin
For sale by all the Druggists in Richmond, ana else
| where Aug li-cw2w&dSt
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AMELIA ACADEMY,

AMELIA ACADEMY,
FytHE eth Annual Session OF this Institution will corn.
II mcnce the LIST of October ls;e and end on the
II; OF August ls3y 49,
BOARD and ruiion exclusive of lichts) S200i-elOO
PAYABLE on the L.. October. and 500 the let OF
March No deduction made tor absence. except on ac.
count of sickness.
For particulars consult hc Catalogue, ADDRESS The
subscrihcr, ri Lodoro p. %, AinchH
w H. HARRISON
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Drawing different kinda OF Painting, and different kinds
of Needle Work at the usua charges.
Among tho many advantages the Institute affords to
young Ladies' wishing to obtain thorough education,
may he mentioned the fact that OF the Professors and
their funirs and also all the Assistants reside Ia the H.
stute the table with ihe Dung Indies
This arrangement enables the students obtnn aid in
their studies whenever needed and proper
ton to their MANNERS comurt, and well being.
In order facilitate the communications with the ns
tutc arrangements contemplated, which will be uudc
known completed.
For further information. address
JOHN c. BLACKWELL,
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BY JAMES VI. TAYLOK <. SON. All, IT,,
VALUABLE FARMIN GOOCHI.ASDC oT>ry
For SALE .I.1IL1,n

NA' I'LL Dr. SOLO, upon the pr.ms,. on WedEe ,i.y
w September 18Th commencing =, 10 O'clock NJ
valuable farm In the county OF Guochlsui IA ni,s
from James river and miles from Court House AZ,
adjoining the lands OF Thomas Deane B.nnp,t Cls,k
and Others The farm contains i29 acres one hail If
which is clear ed AMI In tine cu,tiyhilL l.
other is heavily timber,d The Hrishborh,od IL "a
ard remarkably healthy The improvements consist OF a
comfortable dwelling, Kitchen negro cabins bhrbs ST.
bic, &c. together with orchard and supply OF wafer
on The premises
Mr. John r. Carter living the place, will n:
land to anv wishing 10 view the same. The purch1.
ser have the privilege of seeding crop OF wheat this
Fall ana possession on the lst OF January hsxt.
TEBMs-Onp.iouuh cash--thr balance O. IL sud j..
months Tor notes. with interest added and secured vi
tust deed JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON,
Aug l6--cot Aurtio,a.r.