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DRY Noop "a

NEW FALL SOODS. ---ureat induce-
~ merits At MAlLERTs Cheap store. No. a Main
,toet II rave received my TALL and winter stock Of
DRY GOODS, snd aili lie receiving weekly sunnies
a., nev and cheap goods fro m the Northern aur-
ons Those wishing 20 purchase Dry Gooss. MAY
rest assured in Getting good bargains IN every styI
n( nrcs, Goods. d. me.iics OF ali ktnds sheet,nss
shirtirps, Mons and Boys wear, Glove. and H,si..
~: latest s.sie Cioaks, Gnsters Shsws an 1 othe,
uraprinss. v.ry cheap; ffanneis Of all coiors and
ava ifi,s, c~' earsaius seiins In this city together
" IN every article in the Dry Go DIS line which vii,
/ ss,.a yely low. Ali who ant good articles and
,s,r value for their money will end il TO their ad
vantage 10 call aLd examine my goods before rur
chssinS elsewhere h'memher, No. Al Main street,
,,,st heow the -. Cherries Hotel opposite side
- AUGUSTUS MAilERT
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BY &. B. Cook & Go.
DRY GOODS, SATINETS, HOSIERY,
~ THREAD, &c, FOR ACCOUNT WHOM ~
MAY CUNOsRN, AT AUCTION.--On TUESDAY,
18th inst at 10 oclcek we will sell ct our store
cases Fancy Satiness
l do Black do
! do Wooden Coatings
l do Patent Thread
do Hosiery -
goods.
The whole to be sold for account whom Il nav en-.
earn. The attention Of the trade 10 reQuesss1.
se23 kB COOK 4 co. Auots
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AIRS BENEFITS SCHOOL FOR
Iva BOYS-9th street. between Grace and Frank
iu-will re- op n on MONDAY. 4th October. The
number Cf pupils is limited to twenty-five.
Applications may be made to her at Mr.. James II
Gardner's on Broad street, near the Monumental
church.
TERMS, PER SESSION:
10 years of age aud over Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Under 10 years 25CA
sc 2-tO5*
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BY JAS. NJ. Taylor I Bon, Aueis.

HOUSE AND LOT ON CATHARINy
"A STREET, AT AUCTTON.-Wfl be sold -.
the premises, on TUKsDAY, the 2sth inst. couueo.
cling at ~ o'clock, n, . House and Lot, st the
and Immediately opposite the residence Of James Z.
Davis, ESQ.
The House contains i've good rooms. nearly new.
and in good order
TRRMt-0ne third cash: the balance st and II
months. with interest added and secured By trust
deed JAS II TAYLOR SON
sell AuctiorHavs
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y P. BURRUsS' SCHOOL, Mavo s

~ +. Blu hKUSS SCHOOL, Mayo st
W The fifteenth session of this School, in the
Basement Rooms of the Universalist Church will
commence on the 21th September
Mr.. LARKIN WILLIS who is graduate in
vera Schools of the University, and is very highly
recommended by Professors Bledsoe, Maupin, liar
rson, and others has been reengaged as ABsstent.
Professor EMtON will instruct in French, and MIR
CALY0 in Drawing
TERMS, &c, as heretofore,
For further particulars, apply. after tho 10th Sep
TENDER, at the Richmond House. to
au l3-6wx BURRUSS.
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By Bobt. B. Lyme, Anct.

I WILL SELL at Public Auction, on
4 "WEDNESDAY. the 18th September, at 4 O'Clock,
for factory of good materials and is situated on
lot OF ground claimed By Mr.. Hopkins, and 10 near.
" oppt site to the former residence of Mr. Lark in
tord. Persons owning vacant lots, would do we'll to
atte the sale, as great bersa'n may be bad. The
mouse ID occupied at present rs q school house I
VIII aso sell at the same time Shares in the steam
er IL shnlfz. l understand that the boat has
made eleven Thousand dollars in months.
R0. h. LYME, Auct.,
seN-fds Office over Fodeker's Drug store
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CHEsAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ HAMPTON. VA Rev CHAS A RAYMOND.
President. Assis.ed by q corps of competent Pro,
fessors and several Female Assistants.
Inc next session OF this school will commence the
frat MONDAY in October, and close in July follow
ing. Students will be received at any time. No de-
oucflon Will be made for late entrance, unless 1t be
ak weeks after the commencement OF the session.
Alter entering, there will be no deduction for Alb
dents from abroad will board on the college Prem
ses. except at the discretion of the Board Of Trus
tees.
EXPENSES For a full session. payable one-half at
the commencement, the remainder ut the expira-
ton of the first half of the session. In the AGA
demic and Collegiate Departments. and in the
Special Course, including Ancient Languages and
Optional Course-for which the charges are extra
MUSIC unstrumeutal) per session. 50
Modern Language och, Per session 20
Drawing. per "a
Contingent fund, including use of piano, school
Board, per session, including washing, fuel and
ugnte $50
Pupils purchase for cash their own books sta
tionery, sheet music. &c, &c, and pay two dollars
each a term for keeping in tune the pianos upon
which they practice
Vocal music in classes at the charge Of the teacher
in that department
1t will thus be seen that the whole expense for a
pupil in the Collegiate or Academic Department
without music optional studies but including
board and all conting sncies, is per year $2I2
II expenses in music department are added 1862.
Ministers of the Gospel are entitled to send their
daughters free of tuition in the Collegiate and AGA
demic Departments
For further inform alton address the President or
Sc dim WIN VAUGHAN M d. Sec'y.
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GODDIN L APPERSON.
COMMIssIONERS' SALE OF MOST


" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON THE COR
NER OF GRACE AND 5TH STREETS. IN THk
CITY OF RICHMOND.-AsC Commissioners appoint
ed by decree OF the Circuit Court of the city of
Richmond pronounced on the 18th May, 1858, in the
case of Mitchell and Williams against Hughes &c i,
we, either of u.s. shall proceed TO sell at public
auction, on the premises. on MONDAY, the 9Th az
October 1854, At Al o'clock. If fair il not. the
next fair day, that very desirable property at the
of Grace and 5th streets now In the occupan
CT Of Mr. A Hsghes and his listers. fronting on
the North side OF Grace street 621a feet, running
back the east line of 5th street. about 1877 feet to
IN alley, and having thereon large Brick Dwelling
and other improvements. The property will be sold
entire or separately go to sell off building Lot
of sale.
TERMS -0ne-ffth cash; balance at 4, s, IL and IS
months, for negotiable notee, interest added salts.
factorily on iorsed. and the little retained til the
whole purchase money be paid. The taxes for this
year to be paid by the purchasers. The foregoing
real estate il Justly regarded among the most de-
sirable In this city, for private re idence.
w GODDIN,
JAS LYONS. SComr's.
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN HENRICO.-

LNEMALE SCfIUUL In nENhlCO.-
II Having engaged. rs Teacher. Young lady. "a
Vireinan By birth who was educated for her voca-
ton is well qualified and hes had several years sue
eessfl experience IN teaching. am DESTROYS OF ob
tanning few pupils to board in my family. Myo
iect being the education Of my daughter ut home,
the number of scholars will be limited TO enable the
teacher TO pay special attention to each Scholar
The usual branches of an English education, French
and Music, will be taught.
My resitepee is three miles northeast OF Rich
mond, near the Mechanicsville Turnpike, in retir-
ed and healthy neighborhood. The session will COM
mence on the LIST October.
Persons DESTROYS of sending their daughters, will
please make early application.
A few day rcholars can be accommodated.
TERMS:
payable half yearly, In advance.)
Board. washing, lights. &c, per session of ten
Primary English Is 90
Higher do Dc ...................-....... IS 90
French Language. 20 co
Music tho Piano. including Of nstru-
For further information, address
HUGH A. WATT,
Richmond, Va.
filenwood, sept. LIST. 1883. an 3l-lm
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By Jas. M. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
TWO BRICK TENEMENTs AND LOTS

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOTS
l. ON RICHMOND HILL, AT AUCTION.-We
will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY. the 4th
day OF October, at IA O'Clock. NJ, two neat Brick
Tenemepts. located at the corner OF Franklin and
30tS streets, and now in the occupancy of Mr. Fity
gerald. The Lots front each IS feet and run back
80 feet. The tenements are suitable for medium
sized families
TERNs--One.four cash; the balance at aud IL
months. notes bearing interest, and secured by
Sc "a JAS NJ. TAYLOR SON. Aucts.
MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
lSl DENCE ON MARSHALL, NEAR 9TH ST.,
on TUESDAY, the 5th day OF October, commencing
in the afternoon at Al O'Clock, the very valuable
private residence located the south eide of Mar
shall street two doors west OF 9Th street and adJon
ing the residence of Mr. John Lancaster.
The blu iding has Just been erected, and contains
Is rooms very large and convenient, together with
a three storied brick kitchen, and is supplied with
all The modern conveniences;
The lot fronts Marshall street 800 feet; and
wide.
The property, located in the very hesrt of the
city renders it very valuable for professional char
act.r. Those in want wsuld do we'll to attend the
sale.
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance at 6, IL and
Is months for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by trust deed.
p Son and after the let of October, the h"use
will be opened from 10 A NJ to 2 NJ. Those with.
ing to view the same will have the privilege of 80
doing. Sc ~
HN-If desired. it may be bought privately before
the day of sale.
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EALL TRADE.

i MY STOCK 0r TRIMMINGS,
W)SSTEDS, FANCY GOODS AND EN-
BROTDERIE&
Being row compiei.. and unapproached by that OF
any other house ia taste, elegance, variety and
chcspness. Would invite the public 10 a personal
examination. IL would transcen nd the limits of an
ordinary advertisement 10 enumerate the many
really and attractive articles which now crowd
my store. and IL would Well Psya VISIT even from
those who DO hot want TO buy TO witness So rare
and novel collection Of goes. 5 HiRaCH,
- .t
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DRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE, ON

DRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE, On
ID CARY, BETWEEN 7rH AND srH STREETS.
AT AUCTlON.-We will sell upon the premises, on
MONDAY. the 18th day of October, commanding at
~ o'clock in the afternoon. new Brick Tenement.
situated on the south side of Cary street, and be-
tween It'll and Sth streets (being the next most
tern one In the block lately erected) 1t has eight
rooms with a cellar. and is adapted fo- store
and residence either tgether or separate Its ocs-
fiou ia such "a to ensure always 3 handsome per
ceptage, aud is now renting II 500 per annum.
TYRNs-0ne-fifth cash; the balance at 4, 8, IL and
i6 months, with interest, and secured By trust
deed
seq JAS VI TAYLOR SON. Auca.
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|, AMBLER WEEDS
DICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTE-

80 The Fifth Session will commence October l. 1858
and close the last Thursday in june 1859,
No material changes in the general plan are
found to be desirable but is hoped the ex perepce
acquired by previous sessions and the additional
teachers now secured, will give greater facility and
success IN carrying ont the system which has al.
ready won for the Institute so high position.
Rev MANLY, JR. Will retain the position of Pre-
rident, which he has occupied from the beginning
and will devote bis attention exclusively to the in
structon and supervision of the school being freed
from the care of the boarders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs FL WINSTON and his Lady. in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Heis Master Of Arts OF the University
of Virginia. aud recently Professor in Transylvsna
University, ny.
b MANLY, JR, President.
Gu WINSTON, Vice President. and Professor Of
Ancient and English Liter ature.
DR. A LEWIS. Natural Sciences.
CLAP, Music.
Y BUGKLxR German.
MissIM Ia THOMPSON, French.
Miss RoYALL. English Branches.
Miss Z V NELSON, do
Miss n : VALENTINE. do
Nos JAM 5TANARD, do
Miss ANN MALLORY, do
Miss MARY c LATHRoP. do
Miss MARTHA A ToNPKINs. do
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-PRR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half pay able in advance, Oct this remainder Feb Is
Engi .sh Tuition in Preparatory Department.. $50
French in Preparatory Department ............. 10
E1glish Tuition in Collegiate Department....... 20
Ancient aud Modern Languages, each....-....... 20
Music Oh Piano or 50
Drawing Needle Work ca cisn Painting. 20
Oil Painting. 40
Board including everything except washing ....2OO
au sun 1t" ni7i i"'o' n'"'''n' sppi' MANLY Jn.
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BY &. Cauthorn, Auct.

FURNITURE AT CTION.-On
Wednes tay. 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, at my store.
will sell ut auction. lot Of furniture consisfing
in part Of one Marble Top Cabinet, one Mahegeny
wardrobe; one Fr' neh Mahogony Bedstead; one
dc. DC; one large Feather Bed Bolster and Pillows
with Bedding; one fine HAIR Mattrass: two second
hand sofas and sundry other articles.
rs r. CAUTHORN
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE-
WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the list
day of October and close on the lst of July.
TERas:-F,r Board, entire Session ......... s2on O0
Primary Branches, do dom. 30 90
Higher English Branches 40 20
Languages, EACH ........... 20 U0
Music and Drawing, Professors Fees.
All other essential information will be conveyed
through circulars. which can be obtained on apnli
cation to Miss TAZEWELL, Grace street, between
eth and 3th. IL 2S-3m
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EDUCATION.
MISS PE0RAM's sCHOO L-Th

| u
" Young LADIES, will reopen on the first
mONDAY In October; next door to st. PauPs church,
orAce street. se c0-l2ts
MISS PEGhAM'S SCHOO 1.-The
~. third session of Miss PE9RAM'S Boarding
and Day School will begin the first MONDAY, in
october. and will continue nine m nnths.
No pains will be spared to make the school worthy
~ All respects Of the generous encouragement which
1t has hitherto received
COMPETENT Instructors srs engaged for each de-
"a, tment, and the course Of study will embrace
ton
ton.
Nine. bsRAuD vii! continue to. reside In Mrs. Pc.
grams family, and to afford every facility for
thorough knowledge Of the French language
The Belies-Lettre class will be resumed for the
benefit OF young ladies who have left sches l. as well
as for those pursuing the higher acsdemicaf
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application to
Mrs j. W. PEGRAM
0e II-d&cwtg Linden Rquare
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MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,

4sA CORNER OF GRACE AND RoUsHEI STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The next session of our School begins the LIST OF
OCTOBER, 1884, and ends the LIST of JULY, 1859.
For tire benefit of 7onng ladies who have finished
their regular of studies, and who wish to
~ on further their mental improvement, there will
be class in Bellies Letters and Misunderstanding
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the whole
session, ana Sl5 to pupils who take other studies
The greatest efforts will 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
HUBERT LEFEByRk, M, Principal.
WING WILLIAMS A b, Vice Principal.
Mrs. Bennett. Miss Mary Gordon, Miss Eli
"a Bartlett, Madame l. Banchet, Mrs Miriam Tay
low. VIM Grabau, Eliodol Camps. Heinrich schnei.
der.
For Board. 90
For Washing % 20
FOR Iiignts o w
For English 40 on
For Modern Languages, each...........-..... 20 On
For French when 8tudied exclusive of the
English hranches. -.-. ............. 40 90
For Latin ~ 90
For Music on Piano, Harp. Guitar. Organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hourl week -........ 40 %
For two lessons (of an hour) week 50 %
For three lessons (of an hour) week........ 100 On
For four lessons (of an hour) elk leo %
For the of 6 OK
For Drawing from Models 20 90
For Drawing from Nature .............. 40 20
Eor Painting in Water Coors...-............ 40 90
Fer Oil Painting 90 90
Primary Department. for children under IL
years Of 80 on
HUBERT P LEFRBvRE
have eral OF my pupils to place as teachers.
Persons by applying me- may secure the services
OF competent instructors. Fl p l..
-do
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MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RES
WI DHNCE ON MARSHALL. NEAR QfH s.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT

ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL.
BETWEEN 10TH AND lirH STREETS, AT AUG
TION.-We will sell. on TUESDAY. the 9Th day Of
the tenement adjoining MIR John Lancaster, n
very desirable building Lot located as above adJoin
in the Athensu and frmerly of the city lots
The lot fronts 30 feet and back 100 feet to an
alley.
TERNs-One fourth cash, the balance at 8. IL and
Is months for notes with interest, and secured by
trust deed JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON,
.a 20 AnnfiOneera
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uOUsE AMI LOT ON THE COAL PIT

IL TURNPIKE. NEAR MANCHESTER, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the request OF Mrs Susan
Daniel. will sell at public auction. the pre-
mises. on "WEDNESDAY, the 10Th September. 1858.
now in her occupancy. aud adjoining the residence
of Mr. John Brooks. The house has six rooms, and
the lot has front Of 20 feet. By depth Of lao feet
isTRRMs.-Onethirds cash; balance at 4and months,
for negotiable notes, interest aided. secured by
trust deed, or title retaint d.
q H0DDIN AppERS0N.
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LsA THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD, BETWEEN
10TH AND llTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TI0N.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Oc-
tober. 1853, the premises, commencing ut oclk.
now in the occupancy of Dr F A Jeter The house
has 10 rooms. besides large brick kitchen, stable,
carriage house, and has all the modern improve
ments 1t has just been painted, papered and other
wise repaired The location of this property il
among the NEST desirable in the city for tn lawy
ply sioian, or merchant, being convenient to the
usual places of business.
TgRMs Very liberal, viz: No cash; but credit Of
l. and years, for negotiable notes. interest added
payable annually, secured by approved endorsers
and trust deed. GODDIN APPERSON.
Av,rta
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By Goddin & Apperson.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON BELvIDRRE HILL, NEAR THE
CITY OF RICHMOND As trustee In certain
deed Of trust, executed by Msrths Ruffin, former
~ James, dated the 18th day Of April, 1885, and Of
record in the Clerks Office Of Heurico Couaty
Court, shall proceed 20 sell at public auction, on
1858. at 4o'clock, p, NJ, the HOUSE and LOT iocs.
ted Is above, now In the occupancy Of said Ruf1n.
TBRNs-Cash. X. d. BEDFORD, Trustee.
90 O.
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an WEDNESDAY, the LIST September.
" the dpties OF Miss ANDERS0N'S School will
no resumed at her residence. on oth. second door
froyn Frank lin street an 2t--ti5thOs
NOR SALE.-Bank of Virgins Stock;
II Farmers Bank Of Virginia stock; Orange and
Alexandria Railroad per cert. sonds.
~ asts II III MAuRY 4 co.
rOIN AND BANK NOTES. We viii
~ wa the hiahest premium for GOLD and Sill
YER
Notes Of the interior Banks Will be taken at tho
D-u CIV PURCELL co.
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By Alexander Mott.

+ ARaE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
~ CLOTHING, AT AUCTION WIN b ~ g
auction, at my store, on TU1eDAY. oeDesmbeg
2sth: commencing st 10 O'clock. large invoios Dry
Goods and Ready Aade Clothing. consisting h part
Cloths. Cassimeres, Tweeds, eattinets
Merino Shirts and Drawers
Cotton and WOODEN Hosiery
Table Cloths. Towels. Disperv
Cotton OsnabuiRs and tsotteu Yarrs.
CLOTHING
large invoice Of Clothing, direct from New Yegk.
consisting Of: 80 -
Cloth and Tweed Coats
Cashmere and Tweed Pants
Merino and SILK Vests
HaRdkerchiefs. Snspendsrs. 10.
TgRMs-Al sums under SO cash: over go @ EAR
credit, approved endorsed negotiable notss
seas ILkX MOTT A~ex
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. sTUART's
l. CLASSICAL AND ATHEMATICALS SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Oct. 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets.

THE EXERCISES OF MR. STUART'S
L CLASSICAL AND MATTEMATICALSC SCHOOL
VIII be resumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9th streets.
Engsh, Latin and Mathematics. 90
M Modern Languages. each-". 20 20
The Principal has had an experience, rs instructor
of youth Of eight years, three of which spent
tary Institute. He Is aided in the departments of
hncent Languages, &C. By Master of Arts Of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute, Licking
ton. Va; Messrs Jno NJ Patton, Grattan, q A
Myers, Thos r tri.e and Geo fi-her, Capt Dim
mock, and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly X Wexford
au 25-2m
r S. SOURCES
IL. SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner of Main snd LIST street. Richmond, Va:
r. TERMsLpsr session. half session in advance;
senior En- alish or Beginners in Latin .... so 90
Latin. Greek and Higher Mathemst cs........ 60 90
Modern Languages by Prof b. Houday 20 q
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening of the session. d. 30 by addressing
through Post Office, giving time and Place of ap
pOintmeDt. au2 3-d2m
ELLINGTON SCHOOL.--The next ses-
IL sion of this School will commence on the LIST of
October next This Scoool has existed upwards of
forty years. has always been literally patronized,
aud as it has never deserved patronage at any pre-
vons time more than at the present, the subscribers
hope for its continuance
Terms heretofore: For board, tuition. bedding
and washing, $40 per year. pay able quarterly. in
advance. TIL IL FOX,
TIL II FOX, JR.
Address junction 0, Hanover"
au 25-2awtlstO
MRS. SHEFFE7'S HOME SCHOOL
AVI FOR YOUNG LADIES, sTAUNTON.
few vacancies in this school For circulars, con-
tainiDg information, apply By letter to
MRS NJ SHEFFBY
Sc 2l-sw4t Staunton, Va.
MRS. PHILIP MAYO'8 SCHOOL will
lVI be reopened ou MONDAY, the 10th of Seq.
TENDER, in q room, on the lot owned and occupied
by MIR Thomas peterborough on Clay, between Sd
and 4th streets.
For further particulars, enquire Of MRS. MAYO,
at the Richmond House.
au 4-2aw4w&tlaw4w*
MRS. DIR: MUNFOkD'S SCHOOL,
lS1 The third term of this School will begin on the
list of October. and end on the LIST of July next.
Terms for beginners, 500 for others, $25 and $50
| according to their requirements.
School loom corner of 5ih and Cana! SITS.
3l-2aw4w
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And one hid. with no other marks discenable,
except 1880 aud 40 on two Of the slaves
III. pr oceeds Of this Tobacco will be held for the
benefit Of the owners, Proper proof Of ownership
will be required for it, either before after il 10 din
poeed Of LUDLAM + WATSON.
se Att Is 81. "a. 2stOI, 5,s.lD