Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29

BUCKINGHAM, EA.-lne all Session ol llIb
Institution Will open on The 22d Of September.
-~FACULTY:-
Rev. .JNO C.. BLACKWELL, A. NJ, President
and Prot OF Natural Science and Ethics.
J. J POTTS, 4. NJ Prot. OF Mathematics and
Ancient Languages.
ARNAUD PREOT, Prof. OF Modern Lansua-
ges and Music.
NiRs +. A. PkEOT, Assistant in French and
Music.
Miss ) A. COBB, Instructress in Ornamental
Branches and Assistant III Music.
---, Assistant in Music.
TENS per Session. Dnc In .fGrancs.
Board. iuciudiug iuel, lights, and washing, $50 ND
fngiIsn Branches. 10 ~
LAIN or Greek, or both ............ 7 -
Modern Languages. each ~
Music on Piano or Guitar. ............ ~ 90
Use Oi Piano. ............ .......... : ~
Vocal Music. no charge
Drawing. different Kinds Of Painting, and d!i.
irreut kinds OF Needle Work, al usual charges.
Among the many advantages the Institute
affords 10 young Ladies wishing 10 obtain a tho
rough education, may be mentioned the tact. that
Two ct the Professors and their families, and,
also, all Ihr Assistants, reside IN the Institute,
and eat al the same table with the young Ladies.
This arrangement enables tae Students 10 0b.
tain AID in their studies wherever needed, and
secures proper attention to their manners, com
fort. and vel icing
iapIls coming by the James River Canal
will be met at New Canton, with suitable con
Neyances, BY writing to that effect to tae Pre,i.
! cent OF the ]in.tl.ure. Those coming by the
-ourh site Railroad. will secure convey ances al
reasonable rare-. by writing TO Col. Richard \.
Booker. %Farmvllle. Va. For further iniorma-
non address John G.. BLACKWELL.
aug 4-eo3m Gravel Hal, Va.
! IulIfrUN PREPARATORY SCHOOL
= The second session o. this ScAoo! wIll rp-
gIn on the frs, "Wednesday Of October, lN1N,
and close the tairi Wednesday of July, is3"-
The des'gu OF the School is thorough. 20 pre-
pare youth. Ter the University o: Yjrguia.-
The coarse o. study embraces everything r".
css-ary 20 he GrgrrG Ola ". ST our University.
Tie scacoi Is located in the mountains ui
Fauqu.r5. g rss.onw well known FOR lis Gesl'hiul
climate AM beautiful scenery il is two miles
soutn o. Markham Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad. and sixty miles from AiexanG 3
Terms So. s-mi-aHnualiy r advance. VIZ:
BlI2.JU on the Z Of October, and Sll2.JO On
the lst OF MaTcL
Mlote-n Larguar at cxtra Clargcs.
For iurtner particulars, apply % re Princl-
pal, AZ Markham Station. Fajqujer County Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. p. NcGsgire, r.. n :. e Va.
Trustpps Of Charleston Dcaden'y Jefferson
county, Va.
Professors Bledsoe. Harrison, Sch"le De We're,
NcG;ufie, and smith. OF the University OF Viz
gina. 4. JAQCELlN hMbLER,
Eauquisr county. feb A---oit Principal.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
offer .oy sale the FARM on which ! reside,
il tne cnurrY of Fairfax, Va, about i,uG miles
southwest OF Alexandria, on the Telegraph
road Il contains about EIGHT HUNDRED
hCRF$. mostly OF level land Of excellent quail
". and IS 0ne OF the most beautiful and produc-
TIVE IL ms m tae country. II has on II a good
fFrr. two.story BRICK DWELLING. with a
.II1ll, frame wing added, containing, in all II
ROOMS The house Is situated on an emInenc",
covered with a grove OF native forest trees and
commanding II view OF the farm aud surround
mg country. There are the necessary out
buildings, a good garden, Apple and Peach Or
chards, aud other fruits. Ii Is needless Ia say
more than 10 invite those who may be disposed
to avail Of such an opportunity to purchase m
this county, aud 50 near market, 10 visit and ex-
anime this property, 50 admirably suited ior an
extensive grazing and stock farm, assuring
them | will take pleasure IN showing the premr-
ses, and giving all neediul Information.
X. c. MASON,
n. 4, The foregoing property will be sold
either entire, OF divided INTO suitable rarts, OF
dimensions not less than one hundred acres each.
Fairfax county. oCt 2U--2aw4w X. L. NJ
A VALUABLE FARM FOR shLE.-1he
~ valuable FARM OF the late E. {. TaIia-
lcuo, deceased, in Ca!pePeT comfy, i: Offered
for sale, privately. Tins Farm Is on the Rapid
80. ,...r ,.I,,.,,,, ,L. RapI4.u SfaflnE Dranya
and Alexandria Railroad. the station being only
4 few hundred yards from the dwelling house
and barn. l. contains SIX HUNDRED and
Thirty ACRES, is highly productive, s,tua-
ted III a beautiful country, and surrounded by
,.za a most desirable UeIghborhoOd. The
.&JE. BUILDINGS are convenient and in good
repair.
Terms accommodating. Any information in
relation TO tue FARM may be had by apPlca-
ton to the subscriber, or 10 the following per.
sons:-RobsIt A. Mayo, ESQ, DR. +. W Roddy,
Richmond; DR.. a. TaIIaferro, CuipePer Court
House, or Df. II. ID. Taliaferro, Orange Court.
House LAW. h. 1~ALlAfEkRO.
Rapiian Station, Culpeper Co., sep li-2awtf
I'OR SALE-A CHOICE farm in Fauquier
county, containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AND SlXIY.NINE AND A HALF ACRES,
OF which about $50 acres are cleared, and the
remainder heavily timbered In the production
OF a heat. corn, grass, or tobacco, THIS will rank
with the bsst farms in Fauquler cOunty-dIs-
tant - miles from Rappahannock station, Oh
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad. and IN two
hours OF Alexandra. II is well enclosed, well
watered, ia excellent heart, and has on il a com
rat portable DWELLING, with all necessary
NJ improvements.
foR Terms, which will be very liberal, apply
to the subscriber, whose postothce is Trevillian
Depot, Louisa county. This farm MAJ be dlyi'
dei into two farms.
WELLINGTON GORDON.
F%auquier, county, oct 5-2awlm
w GOD FOR SALE have 1000 Cords
w OF OAK and HICKORY WOOD for
sale, either by the quantity or car load, deliver
ed in Alexandria. J. L. EDSALL,