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Terms liberal. and made known ON day Of sale.
no LYME Auct
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND in GILES

~ CoUNrY.-Pursuant 70 the proyisioss Of a de-
tsst term in the cause OF A. Fry administrator &c,
against the re- Representatives Of Isaac Chapmsn and
others, shall, on SATURDAY. the sd Of October
interest Of D. j. Chapmap deceased, In the home.
ferry place. cont aiming about three hundred acres
sighths3 tract adjoining the same, containing
about two hundred acres. These lands lie on New
Riyes between three aud four milss from Giles CT
Houss; are Of ne quality, well adapted 70 tbs srowth
OF all forts Of grain and grass. Upon the hrst NAM
ed tract there u valuable FERRY all the necessary
buildings. with considerable quantity Of improved
land
TEaMs or eALs: Cash for 10 much viii pay cesss
Of suit aud sale. between f0ur and ave thDusand
yeArs. Rouds with good security will b. required
the credit ray ments md shs title reta1oed uati
49, 3 - ixi. D. JOHNSTON. co.'r.
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DESIRABLE RFsIDPNCr nv 90
By Goddin & Apperson.
GALE Or warn,

1 NVO EL y ChLC UF VALUAKLE
STORE AND DWELLING IN THE CITY on
RICHMOND, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
BETWEEN lsr STREET AND BROOK AVENUE
As trustee in certain deed Of trust executed by
Edward Finney and Bddy, his vile, bearing date
the 10Th july lssl duly recorded in Richmond Hus
(being required by the assignee of the bond a.
cured by the said deed) proceed to sell. at public
auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 9th
the next fair day tsunday excepted) the very val
uaDie bIick Tenement. used a store and dwelling
joining the arothecary store of Mr w Laid: front
ing % feet running back l2l feet to an alley IS feet
w1se The deed requires a cash SALE but it is prob
aoe tnat an arrangement will pc made so as to sell
the property on reasonable OF caah end credit
Inc title is believed to be perfect but the subscriber
viii convey with the usual special warranty.
% ~ w 0ODDIN, Trustee
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OFFICE FURNITURE AND DENTAL

" INSTRUMENTS OF THE LATE DR.. JOHN
MCCONNELL. AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, Oct.
5th at 10 o'clock. will SELL at the office of the
10th streets, complete set Of Mechanical aud sur-
2ical Dental Instruments embracing every article
necessary for the prosecution oi the dental profee
sion.
The Office Furniture consists of two Mahogany
Dental Chairs and SpittooDs Mahogany Sofas, Mar.
BILE Top Table, Marble Top Washstands. Mahogany
Chairs covered with hair cloth. Desk, Brussels Car
pets Look ing GLASSES. &C, Ae.
ALS0-One Herring's Fire Proof Safe. entirely
new.
ALSO-One-half Of the exclusive right for using
the Cheopiastic process of making teeth.
At the same time, the unexpired lease of said
Office
The attention of the profession is particularly
strnment of the most approysd manufscture and
fini.h. EB COOK 4 co,
seq Auctfone-rs.
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CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

- sCHOOL-INsTITUTE FOR MUSIC, PAINT
ING AND DkAWISG.-0n the first day of Octo-
English school, III which will ba TAUGHT all or any
of the following branches, viz: Greek Latin, French,
German, History, Gsogrdphy, Hdthematics and al
ty of giving strict and proper attention to large
School, the number OF pupils will be limited to 25
and tie entire charge for instruction in this depart
her, 1855, ending the 3,,th june 1879 The ancient
languages will be- taught by m self the higher
branches of the French, by Prof tm.oy; of the
German, by the Rev. Mr.. HOVER and the English
and Mathematics by fully competent teachers.
Private lessons will also be- given and private Class
es formed 10 any Of the above branches With this
school. is combined an Institute far Music, Pdtntin0
amt Drd,1ing. In the Musical department., under
supervision of Prof V. BUSCH of this city, will be
taught on liberal terms, 0rchestrarion. thorough
aud ell orchestral instruments by professional teach
ers. Special attention will be pail to sacred, vocal
Music, and instruction given both privately and III
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be under the
direction of Mr. ALFRED SMITH, assisted by MI. f.
FISHER, # Philadelphia, recently arrived in this
city; specinl of whose talent can be seen at the
Institute LANDSCAPE and Portrait Painting aud
Drawing of every desc, pon will be taught private
themselves in ali or any of the above branches will
be afforded to YOUNG LADIES, who intend to devote
Themselves to teaching
Wththe impression, that An Institution, whore
instruction in the most general branches of art and
science may be had at moderate prices fron teach
ers Of established reputation, will prove beneficial
to the rising generation, the p ,tronage of an en-
ligbtcned public is solicited.
All communications will be left at the Institute.
on Main between 9th and 10Th streets,oyer DR. Hud-
son's Dental office or at the Post Office in letters
N'' ''SN ''-> N-'' 0. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond Sept. 1883. sc 6-dtiN
REFERENCES T Moore, Rev NJ Hogs, R.v
Geo Woodbridg Rev ii Krpler. Hon S taskie.
Row L Burrows and VIM kitchie. ESQ.
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T H. BfNFORD'S

q. ENGLLSfE, CLASSICAL. AND M4TITEMAT
ICAL SCHOOL.
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.
The exercises of this school will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 27th.
With increased facilities for instruction, and by
strict and undivided attention to his profession the
Principal thinks that no with safety ensure the
accurate and thorough preparation boys either for
the University or any Of our Colleges, for bust
ness pursuits.
Especial attention il bestowed upon the English
department
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Mathematics ............. $50 90
Latin and 80 o.
hngil1n
Modern Languages (by Prof Emion) each...... 20 ~
-. Application may be made TO the undersigned,
ut Messrs. Binford 4 Porter's Warerooms corner of
Franklin aud 18th sta.
an lI-d2m BINPORD.
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MISSES KINGS SCHOOL CORNER
CLASSICAL AND COMM EkCIA
~ SCHOOL,
On 9th street. between Broa and Marshall.
' hoMaos N s sMir A 4 N. Principals.

uURACE SMITH, AN, iih'p"'S.
Professor EMt0N Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the Goth
oil September.
The number of scholars received into this school
is limited that each pupil has the special atten
tie primary studies il critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted fer bust
ness or for entering either Of the classes in College
REGULATIONS conducted with use of Mathematical
Blocks Charts Globes ana varions apparatus.
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can he
had az the book stores OF Mossrs Price and John
Ii Richardson.
One of the Principals can re fcand ut the stud on
Bread st. 81 door from 9th It. au i6-2m
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By Larus 4 Shine, Aucts.
CpLENDID STOCK or ENeLrsH

SPLENDID OC K OF EN0LINH.
~ GERMAN AND AMERICAN GOODS. AT AUG
TON. We will commence 10 sell ct public auction.
THIS EVENING, att o'clock the hsndeomest ar1
largest stock Of Staple lnslish German and Ameri-
can Gods, suitable for the city and country trade
Country merchants would find IL TO their Advansage
to attend onr sales where they have an opportuni-
rety Of saleabe articles not 10 be found In any 9th
err establishment In this city. Alro . superior IN
Cutlery. Fancy Goods. &C together with GOOD -.
sortu emit Of Housekeeping Coos
Sale positive and will commence at TX O'Clock
each Q, enng, until further notice. ct No. "a Main
street LAkUS SHINE
Sc III Anrfa
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have Sc. eral of my puris TO plaza AS teachers.
Persons by sppi, ing to me. may secure the
of competent instructors. Fl z l..
A1na
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By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct.
VALUABLE MARKET FARM. ONE

MILE AND HALF BELOW RICHMOND,
TY.FOUR ACRES, HALF CLEARED, BALANCE
IN WOODS, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON..That va
luabie Farm described above, will DO sold At pub
upon the premises.
II is seldom q farm, combining 20 many sdvan-
ta0es In in market being within few minutes ride
to the city The health Of the place and the society
will compare favoTably with any IN this section
The improvements consist Of . framed dwelling
springs Of the best water very near the dwelling.
Mr.. Jos. Sharpe, who lives upon the premises.
will take pleasure In showing the farm 70 any who
may wish 10 $50 IT,
The farm viii be divided. II the purchasers desire
it,
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EDUCATION.
RICHMOND MALE ACADEMY. IA
~ sELECT CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL and
ENGLISH 6CHO0L,) FRANKLIN STkgRf Apoys -ru

X. II. l.. TIGHE, a. M, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual session will open ON MON.
DAy, the 9Th Of September.
The advantages OF \ SELECT SCHOOL ara nh viouu In
the mind OF every rejecting parent and such this il
designed to be In the strctest sense of the word In
consequence OF the Senior Glass entering College, a.
viii be some vacancies Classes for beginner. 10
knGish and Latin will be Termed; thoss ais, will be
admitted who are prepared to enter classes already
formed. The course Of instruction II thorough and
syasndt,e. The Primary DEPARTMENT receives par
tcular attention Mr Otw'd IIeindrich IL engaged
Chemistry, Draw ing and German. Mr. Jos Michard
VIII teach French aud apanisb For further partc-
uiars, apply after the 18th Of septembcr at the
Schoot-house, to RHL TIOHE A. NJ
gu 2s-am
TrRMs-s4050 or $50 per session French and
Drawiog $50 extra.
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By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

UhNlI UhC, Dh1 dOODS AMI GRO-
CERIFS:-Will be sold at auction at my store
on corner OF Main and 18th streets commencing at
10 O'Clock, on THURSDAY, the Goth inst q large
assortment. OF urniture-both new andse cond-h hand
DRY GOODS-Cloths, Cas'imeres, Cassinetts
Linen Table Cloths Towels. &c Large Lo. Hoisie-
ry-Nett hiris and Drawers: Ready Made Clothing
cashmere Pants nd Cashmere Goats.
E5-Whiskey, Gin. Brandy, Port Wi. e,
Cheese, Bacon, &c; 100 kbls. No Herriuus IN ono
Cigar. large lot Crockery and Glassware
g ALEX MOTT Auct
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By A. D. Williams.



HOUSES AND LOTS ON ELMWOOD
~ AND FEDERAL STREETS In SIDNEY. AT
AuCTlON.--t9a MONDAY. nth october, cemnaenc-
ing ~ "a o'clock, NJ. upon the premises viii be
sold lots OF around. situated on Elmwcod or Main
rr e. opposite the Fair Grounds. and aiosning the
Washingtsn House. They front about rs feet each ,
yer which will be sold excellent new framed
House, ON FEDERAL street, in front of Skaters
r. science. 1t has rooms, with Kitchen attach.
aLd being Just finished is In perfect order The lot
In 81 BY lyg feet Persons ia want OF such property
would DO well TO attend the SALE M il s all well sjt
nAted ana the latter is very de- sirable O.
b.ing convenient and well arranged
TEAss-One.fourth cash; balance at l. and II
by trust deeds. ADNiI LIAMS.
seq 49,.
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON 2srH
49, AND STREETS, UNION HILL, AT AUC-
TlON.-By request Of 81 James Walker whoi,
aoont 70 remove to the country will sell on TU ES-
DAY. the 5th Of October, at ~. O'clock r M. upon
tne premises, his present residence situated as
Tyler. Esq. "
1t isa framed building, with rooms. has ktch-
en- attached. and Is supplied with good water from
pump. The lot fronts 221z feet and runs back 100
IeeL 10 An alley 20 feet vide.
Inc puildings were erected a few years aQo and
are IN perfect order aud the property in every re-
fpect 10 well worth the attention of those seeking
pleasant residence.
II Desired, il may be bought privately before the
TERxs-One-third cash. balance at s and - months
iuI oees Win interest added, and secured by trust
oeed =, A D WILLIAMS,
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAzE

i WELLS SCHOOL will commences on the lst
day of October aud close on the LIST of July.
TERMS :-Fr Board. entire Session ........$2aa 90
% Primary Branches, do do...-... 30 0o
Higher English Branches. 40 90
Languages, EACH. ........... 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees.
All other essential Information will be conveyed
through circulars which can be obtained on april
cation to Miss TAZEWELL, Grace street, between
7th and 8th ~ 23-3m
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~ P. BURRUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo st

~. The fifteenth session of this School, in the
Basement Rooms of the Universalist Church, will
commence on the 20th September.
Mr. LARKIN WILLIS, who is q graduate 10 SO
yeral Schools of the University, and Is very highly
recommended by Professors Bledsoe. Maupin. llsr-
rison and others has been re-engaged as Assistant
Professor EMION will instruct In French. and Sir
CALYO in Drawing.
TERMS, DC, as heretofore,
FOR further PARTICULAR apply. after the 10th Sep
tember, at the Richmond House. TO
az lS-6wH or bUhhuss.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR

IL NITURE AT ACCTION.-0n THURSDAY,
tho 7th oct, at 10 O'Clock We will sell at the resi-
denee Of the late John Mcconnell, Cary. between
list and I'd streets all the Household and Kitl hen
Furniture, embracing the usual variety of Parler,
Dining Room, Chamber aud Kitchen Furniture.
Furniture 10 of excellent quality, aud in krstrate
condition.
se2 2 EB COOK L co, Aucts.
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nRf GUUDS-FALL 1858.
wADSwoRrH. TURNER 4 CO.

No Is. ltTE srkHRT,
HAVE received extensive assortment Of FOR
EI0N and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, eeiected ex-
pressly with view to snii the wants OF the Virg,.
nis. North Carolina and Tennessee trade, which win
he offered At prices they fear com petition.
The trade is respectfully solicited to examine
sAair stnTk
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CEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.-

l. Having engaged, as Teacher, young lady. "a
Vrginiau by hfrth) who was educated for her VEGA
ton is wei, qualified and has had several years
eessful experience IN teaching. ana DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning few pupils TO board In my family OBJ
ject being the education Of my daughter at home,
the number Of scholars will be limited TO enable the
teacher to pay special attention to each seholar.-
The usual branches of an English education, French
and Music, will be taught.
My residence Is three miles northeast OF Rich
mond near the Mechanicsviile Turnpike, in retfr'
ed and healthy neighborhood. The session will COM
mence on the LIST October.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending their daughters, will
please makeeary application.
few day scholars can be accommodated.
TERMS:
payable half yearly, in advaacel
Board, washing. lights, &C.. per session Of ten
Primary English branches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs 20
Higher do de .........................,., IS On
French ianguage:,. .......-.............. 20 on
Music ON the Piano. including Of instru-
30 90
FOR further information, address
HUGH A. WATT
Richmond, Va.
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We would respectfully invite the attention OF buy
ers to the large and attractive stock of
BRITISH. FRENCU AM AN Err 1CAN
DRY GOODS,
for FALL aud WINTER use, which now
opening. Encouraged by the patronage extended
~ cur late firm of HOPKINS. HULL d Co. shall be-
prepared to offer superior Inducements to cash or
prompt buyers, both in the variety and extent OF
our stock and in cheap prices
WE SOLICIT ORDERS,
and tn who entrust with their orders may rel
on having them carefully attended to, and goods
promptly dispatched.
HOPKINS. HULL Il ATKINSON.
Baltimore 10Th Aug, 1858 au l9-6w@
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DICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTE

~ The Fifth Session will commence October 1885,
and close the last Thursday in june 1859.
No material changes in the general plan are
found to be desirable but is hoped the experience
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
success 10 carrying out the system which has al.
ready won for the Institute SO 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 10
struction and supervision Of the school being freed
from the care of the boarders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs II WINSTON and his Lady. in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
The highest confidence Professor Winston iii also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Heis Master Of Arts OF the University
of Virginia. and recently Professor in Transylvsnia
University, hy.
MANLY, JR., President.
Oh WINSTON, Vice President. and Professor of
Ancient and English Literature.
DIR r A LEWIS, Natural Sciences.
n CLAPP, Music.
RUcELER. German.
MissM l. THOMPSON, French.
Miss ? RoYALL. English Branches.
Miss NELSON, do
Mics N S VALENTINE, do
MISS JANE STANARn, do
Miss ANN Il MALLORY, do
Miss MARY G LATHROP. do
Miss MARTHA A TOAPKINs, do
MIR II Z CLAPP will continue 70 be the Principal of
the Music Department, and will be aided by such
assistance as may be needful. Suitable provision
will be made for instruction in painting, drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
TERMs-PER SESSION OF ZINE MONTHS:
Half payable in advance, Oct the remainder Feb Is
Engl sh Tuition in Preparatory Department.....s30
French in Preparatory Department.."...........Io
English Tuition in Collegiate department. 70
Ancient and Modern Languages each.............. 70
Music on Piano or Gutar...... 80
Drawing. Needle Work, or GIecian Painting 20
Boari including everyfnins except washing 90
au 6-2m MANLY. Jn
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BY Goddin & Apperson.
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE COAL PIT

q q "A TURNRlkEs NEaR MANCHESTER. R0R
Daniel. We will sell 1t public srcti,n - 10 -
mi:es on WEDNESDAY the 2sth SersembsT, hsde.
at IA o'clock, the House and Los, located g above
of Mr. John Brooks. The house has six rsons. and
the lot has front Of 70 fest By depth Of 10 -.
ttTERAs.-tlnethirde cash; balance a fand monSlsa
Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured 81 =
trust deed, or title retained.
Sc ~ (11lnDIN n Apppuonw
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THREE SMALL TENEMENTs ON q

= STREET. IN RICHMOND. AND ON MAIN
STkEEf, IN SYDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on the Premises on MONDAY the iith
day OF October, 1883. commencing in The following
Framed Tenement on the west line of ID. be-
tween Clay and Leigh str. cts the residence
OF Roger Pryor. Esq The Lot has front Of about
10 feat, and depth OF l3a feet.
Alter which. will be sold two Framed Teuements
In Syduey, on the south side of a Continuation of
Main street. near to or adjoining the grocery store
Of MIR. Henry Fremmirg.
The attention o. those desiring to invest in such
real estate 10 called to the foregoing SALE The Lots
are very eligibly located.
TEnNs-0ne-fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
mcnths for negotiable notes. interest added and IT,
tie retained till last note is paid.
se2S GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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By Jas. M. Taylor & SON, Aucts.


TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOTS
L ON RICHMOND HILL. AT AUCTlON.-We
day of October, at IA O'Clock. Nj, two neat Brick
TenemeDts. located at the corner OF Franklin and
30tn streets. and now in the occupancy of Mr. Ftx-
gerald. The Lots front each IS feet. and run back
$50 feet. The tenements are suitable for medium
sized families.
TgRMs-One-fourth cash; the balance at and IL
months; netes bearing interest. and secured by
SCI JAS M. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
Iva DENCE ON MARSHALL, NEAR 9TH ST,
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold. upon the premises.
ON TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF October. commencing
in the afternoon at IA O'Clock, the very valuable
priv ate residence located the south side Of Mar
shall street two doors west of 9Th street and adoin
ing the residence of Mr. John Lancaster.
The bu lding has just been erected, and contains
Is rooms. very large and convenient, together with
a three storied brick kitchen and 10 supplied with
all the modern conveniences.
The lot fronts on Marshall street aa13 feet; and
runs back AZ feet to an alley in rear twenty feet
wide.
The property. located in the very heart Of the
city renders IL very valuable for professional char
acter. Those in want would do well to attend the
sale.
TERMS One-fourth cash; the balance at 6, " and
Is months for negotiable notes. with interest added
JAS N TAYLOR h son, Aucts
Son and after the lat of October, the h.
will be opened from ~ NJ TO p NJ. Those wish.
ing to view the same will have the privilege of
doing. seq
n4-If desired. it may be bought privately before
than of sat