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. VALUABLE BKTUN LUMBER HOu-

- sEs. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE ALLEY
LEADING FROM 18th TO ETH SThEErS, AND
BkTW kEN MAIN AND CARY SITS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION Will be sold on TUEsDAY, the
l4th day Of Septemb, r. 1855 on the premises, com
Der Houses (under one roof located as above, mme
dstely in rear of the tenement on Main street. now
and for many years past occupied by Mr. Thomas A
Rust, and also in of the building 9Th street,
occupied by Mr. Nype.
TERMs-,Jne fourth cash. balance ct 6, l2 and IL
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
se 3 GOpplN 4 APPERSON. Aucts
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.K-A FOR sALE.-The STEAM

ER BEkBEnT, was bujIt re Nor.
t0k. Va tall of 1891; shs 10 II feet in Length
liz breath, pa feet depth OF hold draws whom load.
with live oak ceiled with yellow pine IL we'll asten-
cd and SOUND IN every respect; she. measures 81
tons, carries 800 barrels bulk under deck and esn
tow vessels admirably; she has ample deck roon f1g
6arrelsof oysters. vegetable &C. Engine 90 horse,
Cyiincer 70 inches. stroke 26 ipches Boiler new.
having been use but about tbreemcnths. runs ak
an expense OF SIS per diem eousumee tsns Of coal;
Lewiy painted And CRANES; hes full inventory
anchors chairs. sails. riggings, hawsers Ac 10 and
is ready tor business. J. BRANDT. in
ee9-6t Ualfisnoyn
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CHEsAPRAKI FEMALE C0ITI0T,'

CHESAPRAKK FEMALE C0IIE0T.
= HAMPTON. VA Rev. CiAs A RAYMOND,
rresldent Assisted By . ccrps Of compstent Pro
The usxt session Of this school viii commepce the
nrss MONDAY IN October ard closs In July follow.
Ing Students will BE- received at any tine. No 90
dnctkon will BE- made for Iate entrance unless u b
dI weeks after the commencement OF the session.
ter entering. there will b. no deduction for Oh
eence. sxccrt In cases Of prvtyacted flineea All
dcnts from abroad VIII beard on the colleges prem.
49, except Il the discretion Of the board Of Trus
ExPRNsRs -kor Q full session. payable one-half q
the commencement. the remainder q the expira-
ton OF the first hsH Of the session. In he Aca-
demic and Collegiate Departments. and IN the
SPECIAL Course, including Ancient Languages and
Optional Course which the charges are extra
Musc, tinatrumeutai) per session. 30
MODERN Lang each, Per session. 20
Dlawng per n
III :..-..-.s... ~
Contingent fund. including use OF piano. school
Beard. Per session, including washing, fueisnd
Pupils purchase for cash their own books. sta
tiopery, sheet music, Ae, &c, and pay two dollars
each q term for keeping in tune the pianos upon
which they practice.
Vocal music in classes at the charge OF the teacher
1t Will thus be seen that the whole expense for
rurtl In the Collegiate or Academic Department.
without music optional studies. but including
board and all conting sueies, il per year S2i2
II expenses in music department are added $3.50.
Ministers of the Gospel are entitled to send their
daughters free of tution in the Collegiate and AGA
deruic Department.
For further information address the President, or
seT-dim WIN VAUGHAN. Il, Sec'y.
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EsIRA BRICK TENEMENT.

AUCTI0N.-Wiil be eold on MONDAY, the 18th
September. 1883 on the premises, commencing at AZ
O'Clock, NJ the brick Tenement located as above.
for many years rast in the occupancy of Mr. Peter
Truebeart. 1t adjoins the lands Of Mcssrs John
Hill, Pulaski Sutton. and others. As the sale will
be made without limit or reserve, persons may a.
tend with the expectation of getting o bargain.
TERNs.-0ne-fourth cash; balances at 4, s and IL
months for negotiable rotes interest added secured
by trust deed. 0ODDIN APFkRsON,
a Aucfa
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MORE
- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1882. CHARTERED 1854.

81 w NNEhClAAL CUlIlLEiE.
FOUNDED 1852. CIIARTERED 1854.
LOCATED
Corner OF Baltimore md Charles Sts.,
Baltimore, Md.
THE LARGEST COMM E.CrAL COLLEGE IN
THE UNITED STATES,
DESIGNED E.Tf,RESSfT FOR TOUNG MEN
Desiring TO obtain
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
FACULTY:
y. X. IoSIER, Prncipal-Lecturer on the Science OF
Accounts, Business. Customs. DC.
J. NJ. pHILLrs, Professor of Bookkeeping and Com
rnereiai Calculations
ii. Ii. DAVIES. Associate Prof of Bookkeeping.
N. @. JOHNSON Professor of PeDmanship.
8 T. WILLIAMS Zen, % ercantile Law.
Rev. T.. Y. RrEsf, d. D.. Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. nno. T. Kennedy. Hon. Joshua vansant,
J hVa T %gnsS R saa william knabe. Esq
Every YOUNG MAN
Should write Immediately for one OF those large and
beautifully ornamented Circnlars represez ting the
exterior and interior view Of the
BAL7INoRE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Penmanship, Ae. which will be sent by return mail.
FREE oF CHANGE, with Catalogue containing List OF
Students Terms of Tuition Opinions of the Press Old
cur new system Of Book Keeping. &c:
81 Address Il, X. LGS1ER,
auH-lmifs baltimore. Md.
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, RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI.

4K& TUTE-T. L. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
Pc The third semi-annual session of this institu
ton will commence Sept 18th. 1858. and continue
nineteen weeks Teachers eminentiy qualified will
be secured for the several departments, and every
facility afforded pupils for acquiring . thorough
to secure the success of pupils-ard at the lowest
possible expense The termS for tuition and plan Of
operation will be duly announced.
iY Inn
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FALL TRADE.

W. CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE RETAIL.
..d6 The largest stock and most sxtersive variety
OF Ready Made Clothing and Gents HurDishinR
Goods. may be found at q. NORRIS cos. I'D
Main street.
ticulsrly requested TO call and examine the shove
stock OF Ready Made Clothing. manuiActursd'by
ourselves expressly for this market. which ~ AAt.
the northern markets, regards STYLE quality, and
price. Ali We ask 10 q trial, st
l01 Main street.
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TEFPERsON MALE ACADEMY.

25TH. BIfw CLAY AND LEIGH SITS. CHURCH HILL
The Third Annual Session Of this School wii com
July 18th, 1889
Mr.. -. w. RosIxR will have charge of the classes
in French, German and higher Mathematics.
Terms per session. payable one half lst January,
iIMs ana tho remainder at the end Of the session1
p kach pupil viii also Be- charged 81 for fuel and
AZ pupils VIII be charged from the time they Are
protracted sickness, CW PEfHE46IID0E.
an ik-Ims frincina1.
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b 0oddin 8 Appsrsoa. !

TRUST SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
asiks RfcahosbiS ssTsasa g = s.
Jans, - sad sssordsa i hsnrico County Cour;
~ f - @ e i. s ms
sessDss. = ssustsss % ts purpose Il ssenrinq ks
s1 sHf .g sss 81 as e, g 81 y ss
iembsr. lsn. q O'clock p u, proceed 10 seii &
Snei ~ On Che prsnises 70 he his6sss bid
Or parcel of land called ohsnus ssts:'n set
10 the said county Of Henrico, ana oontsiniss Two
leu. ases sne a = r: s%:
der the viii Of his late fathSr. VIM Taylor. decd
Sscs on ne e. a., sss g from ns
consequence Of bad weather, or from any Other
cause. then said sale viii be continued from say e
a "a ana to TIE same hour. Sundays excertsd nm
Txaxs o. sALI.-So much Of this purchase noney
70 be paid IN cssh. a. win be sufiens 10 pay the
ana the said debt due to the ssid John & Tate,
amounting 10 930p, with interest thereon from the
MD q hsusy s snd - 70 the residue 9, the
sad tale be prescribed By the sdministrator Of the
ssid VIM TAYLOR. or in Of bis failure to doso
Al ~ m srcn Terms - w at said SALE Be Drsscrb
we believe ,he title to said properly to be un.
90. ;, !. b3 ;fIs sa skbsIa Trustees.
Having the right under The deed. to prescribe the
terms OF SALE for the surplus arising from the pur-
chase money of the above pT operty prsscri6 the
following viz: in three equal payments Of one, two
ana three year, for negotiable notes. interest added
secured by trust deed on said land
me above property is situated on the Richmond
rTeoerIcksburg and Potomac Railroad, three mils.
rom Richmond. with beautiful road leading to il
rom the Brooke Plankroad "a plat Of which can
Dc seen at the Office Of Messrs Goddin Apperson
LIE improvements consist Of o large two story
suiidings; aso large Ice-house ~ feet ia diane
yer The place il remarkably healthy about one
James Lyons. ESQ. John Ballard, JOSEPH sinton.
nfs Morsecai John Taylor and others The
supscrlDer viii take great pleasure in sohwing the
property to gentlemen wishing 10 purchase. $500
,OS TAYLOR. Administrator Of
DR. w Taylor.
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Mr.. D. TURNER'S select Classical
Iva and English School, Main street, between 3rd
and 4th streets The 18TH Academic year of this
School will commence on MONDAY. the 9th of
September, 1858.
Pupils will be admitted who are prepared to COM
mence either of the Ancient or Modern Languages
or enter classes already formed.
For further particulars, please call On Mr.. TUR-
NER {after the 18th of september) at his School
Rooms. at his residence. Franklin street. between
I'd and Sd. an l4-2m
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b basFLH 1 Z aa skbsTTi Trustees.

Sale conducted by GoDprS APPxasos. lucts.
sc 2-dtd
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BY Jas NJ. Taylor & Con, Aucts.
VALUABLE FARM IN GOOCHLAND

COUNTY FOR SALE AT AUcTIOg.-WHI
be sold, upon the premises, on WEDA ESDAY, Sep
Farm In the county OF Goochland, IA miles from
James River and miles from the Court House, and
adjoining the lands Of fhos Deane Bennett Clarke
of which is cleared and In fine of cultivation:
the other is heavily timbered The neighborhood ID
good and remarkably healthy. The improy RENE nts
consis, of a comfortable dwelling, kitchen, negro
cabins barns. stable &C, together with an orchard
and y supply Of water on the premises
Mr. John B. Carter. living on the place, will show
the land 70 any one wishing TO view the same. The
purchaser can have the privilege Of seeding crop
OF wheat this fall end possession on the LIST OF Janua
ry next
TEpMs-Ono fourth cash; the balance 6, IL and IS
months for notes. with interest aided, and secured
by trust deed JAS II TAYLOR SON.
an 1f-MW FtfstStjtd9 Auctioneerg.
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FARM OF l4O ACRES,

w TIE NEW BKIDHE KUAD, ia MILES
At the request of the owner will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10th
if not. the next fair day. the very desirable Farm
located as above, formerly owned and occupied by
Mr. John O 6oddin There is about lOa acres open
land in a high state of improvement. The balance
of the land is covered for the most part with wood
and timber. The build ngs on the place copsis of
an excellent Dwelling, in complete repair having
been recently painted, pspered and otherwise re-
paired; and good Kitchen. The place il healthy,
and the neiehborhooo good.
TREHs-0ne-fourth cash. or o satisfactorily en-
dorsed note at months, balance at /, and ears
for negotiable notes. interest added. secured by
trust deed. Possession given i'm mediately.
eaa GQDnsN Il APPEhSlN Aucts
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VI The fifteenth session of this school, in the
Basement Rooms OF the UmverEalist Church. will
commence on the Goth September.
Mr. LAkKIN WILLIS, who is a graduate in
veral Schools of the University, and Is very highly
recommended by Professors Bledsoe, Maupin, Hsr-
Professor EMION will instruct in French. and Mr.
CALYO in Drawing.
TERMS, &c, az heretofore,
For further particular, apply. after the 10th Sep
"a io-6wa q P BURRUss
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T s.. SQUIRE'S

LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Corner of Main and LIST stress, Richmond, Va.
The 18th Session viii commence Oh MONDAY, the
9th OF September, le53
TERMS-per tessicn, half session in advance
Junior English ....... $40 90
seHior En- siish Beginners in 50 Ou
Latin Greek and Higher Mathemat cs...... 60 90
Modern Languages by Prof. b. Houdayer.... 20 W
Drawing BIZ John A. Caiyo ....... % 90
Persons wishing to see the Principal before the
opening of the session. Can do b by addressing
pointment. au23-d2m
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CHEKIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ MIL ppauEpry TILE CITY on RIrlI

~ MILL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF distress warrant In my
hands In favor OF the Commonwealth Of virgins,
"WEDNESDAY, september rs; 1858, at u o'clock
NJ, I'll the Machinery and Fixtures OF the Mill
known as Bragg's Min, In this city. consisting in
part OF six pairs ofBurrs capable Of grinding in or
$50 barrels per day, improved nour Packer, superi.
or emut Machine Fans, Bolting Cloths, fenr ard
mill Scales Betting, Screen. Bags. Barrels &C the
whole said TO be in frst rate order. and ready Err
immediate use without any additional expense:
The machinery will be cold ~ whole TO the bigh-
est bidder and arrangements can be made to secure
tho unex pired lease Of years on tho MILL water
power, millers house, negro house and stable and
large Lot attached.
Terms cash. for all the machinery, fixtures &c.-v
The terms of the lease will be made known on the
day of sale. H. X. ELLYsOE.
spe2-dtd Sheriff City hichmond.
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IXTYANOKE FEMALE SCHOOL.-The

yTTYANOKE FEMALE SCHOOL.-The
w first session af this School, which 10 located
within one and half miles of Jetersyille Depot.
the Richmond and Dsnville railroad. will commence
on the Let Monday In October next and close on the
3lst July following.
fRRMs-PKR sEsHonloY,fEN MONTHS:
BOARD and Tuition In all the English Branches
French ~
Music on Piano. with use of instrument.....-... y
Miss A e DUDLEY, an accomplished and expert
enced Virginia lady will have charge OF the school
Ny address is Jeterssille, AmclIa county. va
An N.Y. JN0 JETEH.
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BEAUMONT FEMALE sCHOO
~ NEAR G0RDuNSVILBE VA --Girls NAV here
&C luire good education, solid and ornamental at
an entire cost per session of 10 months (inclaing
beard ttat.o', eashing fuel lights and medical at
ffhddncs) varying from $40 to S2I5, according 70
convenient to churches. ] shall te aided in con.
Quoting this school bya Virginia Lady of high re-
puta'ion as teschs-. The exercises of this
School will commence on MONDAY 9Th Of Septem-
Der For circulars containing further particulars
Jas. L. JONES. NJ D., Principal,
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THE EIGHTH SESSION of Miss TAZE.

Il WELLS SCHOOL will commence on the let
day of October; and close on the LIST of July.
TERMS:-Fr Board, entire Session ..... som 90
Primary Branches. do do. 80 ~
Higher English Branches...... 4n 20
Languages, esch................,. 70 co
= Music and Drawing, Predecessors Fees
All other essential information will be convened
throuE b circulars. which be obtained on apell.
cation to Miss TAZEWELL. Grace street, between
7th ana oth. Jy 23-3m
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PLEN DID PIANO

hi A hi YOffers for aale, ct Col John m Rich.
Handsome Boot store, NO an Broad
street. between 9Th and 5th. and r Howe's SuraL
ture store, on Main street. between 9th aud 10th.
WOOD PIANO F0RTEs, selected ~ himself In
New York. made by the well known and highly -
tened mannfas turers. "Soebbeler 4. schmidt" "a
Broome street. -
These instruments he can recommend to purcha-
sers most highly, knowing that they will give sat
isfaction Ia all respects.
References and testimonials Of tbs highest charao-
ter can be given. both in Richmond and New York.
go Q-lme.
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~ L. G. SALTEk'S
VI. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,

~ L. Z. SALTEh'S
VI. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
osCLAY STREET, NEAR TIE CORNER OF SECOND
The sixth session of this school will commerce on
MONDAY, the 2Oth September next, and close the
18th of July following.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin,
Greek, ana French languages. Mathematics, and the
various branches u q thorough English education
Tbs Principal pledgcx himself to spare LIE labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter-
ests Of those ntrusted TO his @; to their moral
no less than training he will de-
vote himself with untring assiduity.
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board, including washing 5000 90
For tuition in Greek, Latin and Mathemat-
For tuition In Latin Mathematics ......... 81 90
Fer tuition In higher English branches. 40 o
For tuition in primary English 30 90
For tuition In French .................. % 90
auiI-dt20S
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RIVE MOST VALUABLE BRICK TEN
= EMENTs ON FRANKLIN AND asp STREETS
FUh 90 LIZ ATAUCTf0N.-0n WEDNESDAY the
l3ta septsmber. 1858, will be sold on the premises
commencing at o'clock, p NJ, most valuable pri-
yate Dwellings located above oceD pied by Messrs
msnts are in good order. and occupied Oath one
exeeptionl by excellent tenants, and located in
a most desirable part OF the city :
Terms -Onefourth cash: balance Mt 6. II and "a
months for negotiable Lotes interest added occurred
Dy trust deed. By request of Mr. james Malone
au 81 0tJDDlN AppERSON Aucts
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CEMALE SCHOOL in HENRICO.-

Having engaged. as a Teacher a young lady. Ia
vrginian by birth who was educated for her yoca.
tion well qualified and has had several ears sue.
eessfal experience in teaching am DESTROYS OF Oh.
tanning few pupils TO board In nv family. Nv oh.
jeet being the education of my daughter At home.
the number Of scholars will be limited to enable the
The usual BRANCHES OF an Eagish educa ton Rrs,rh
and Music, will he taught.
Ny resi- fence 10 three miles northeast of Rseb.
pnond, near the Mechanicsvils Turnpike, Ia retir.
edand healthy neighbnrhood. The session win corr
mence on the LIST October.
Persons desirous Of sending their daughters will
please makeearly application.
4 few day scholars can be accommodated.
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By Goddin 4 Apperson.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT ON BELvIDERE HILL. NEAR THE
CITY OF RICHMOND As trustee in certain
deei OF trust, executed by NJ rtha Ruffin former
ly James, dated the 18th d.y OF April, 1855 and of
record in the Clerks Office Of Heurico County
Court, shalt proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on Thu RSDAY, the 3Oth September,
ted as above. now in the occupancy of said Rnifin
TERMs-Casb. X. 3. BEDFORD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Aucts.
n
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a FALL GOODS. 1919
JUST RECIVED 1COOs
W CLOTHS, CA6sIMkkES, vEHTIN0S. 10.
q b SPENCE
Ciothicr and Merchant Tailor.
81 Ne 40, corner Of Main and l3th SIS
- GUNS AND GUN
NBRY-As the season Tor Fall
sport has arrived. and huuts- =
men are only waiting good p

men are only waiting goodH -
tides TO enter the marshes and bsg the Bora Ne be
10 remind them OF all that ID necessary 10 ensure
good time. First then, you want . good FoWIluo
pIscB-no Dutch cast iron AFFAIR. that may burst the
nrst fire aud cripple the ep0rsman instead of kill
Ing the game--fhen you want sAYRfY FLASK, such
rs cannot be exploded By accidental sparks. With
these a. foundation, get you good SHOT nag, o
sufficient quantity Of No. sHof, one or tvo canio-
tiers OF DIAMOND GRAIN P0wDER. Few boxes 81 ELYo
WATER PRoeF Cars and CHEMICAL WAps, Pocxgf
FLASK and LEATHERNC CUP. then ME 10 the marshee,
Jump intoa light nat bottom boat. and with fair
Iides and 9 skiilful polesman. ron may pop over
Bora after Sora until You have more than yol want
For fear. however. that yCu may miss tide grow
weary OF shooting. be sure to take with you your
Fishing TACKLE. for We have had many pleasant
hours with specklsd. white ami ring Perch. Wills
waiting for rise OF water. Or IL yon prefer hep
Ply hour IN the woods. let your RIYLl BE- your eoul
every where. will supply you With tayDa practiosv
by way Of varying the Bu.. sage the kporte-
man, We have no sgt outfit - ron recommend.
what shall Q dor Go at once 10 JAMES WALSH.
No. 81, Main street, and II he does rig ron ont In
the most elegant manner. and upon such terms ~
will asSound you By their moderation then ve CON
fess that WI are NJ Judge Of shooting trsppings or
fair prices though have been devo4sd 60 the gun
and ths line for quarter Of . century. ses-dlm
81 FOR sALE.-36 large size I'M
K9N broke MUL1e, ysars.old, the Hnest ever
offt red In the Rfste Of Virginia They can b sse1
ia the fiont Mule Lot. at Kadford BJanks pship's
now by GEORGE N Mc'LrlLAkU.
se SITE late OF Lexington, ~.
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Sale conducted by GopDIs APPsRsoS. Aucts
MARKET FARM OF 40

- ACHEN, "a MILES NUNTH OF KICH HUND,
NEAR THE RAILROAD, For SALE AT AUG RIO.
VIII be sold at public anction on FRIDAY, the I7fh
day of September, Immediately after the sale at
Chestnut Grove 40 acres of land, located near the
Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad, and near
mond frontins on beantiln, ibIt1 feat roaa 1s
ing from the said turnpike to dwelling OF Joseph
Sinton. ESQ., and originally be lopged to the HigKen
botham estate The land has several beautiful oak
groves upon il. suitable for building. The above
property is admirably situated for ma rket garden,
being within thirty minutes ride of Richmond
About twenty acres of which will produce tobacco,
without any improvements. The land will be d.
vided Into ten acre lots if desired.
TBRMS.-Oue-third cash; balance in one aud two
wears for negotiable notes. interest addsd secured
by trust deed OS TAYLOR
NJ GopDfN APpERs0y Aucts SOD
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~ =
~. 4rH STREET, BETW EEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN.
The 4th session of this School will commence on
MONDAY the goth September.
Every exerton will be used to make the School
pleasant and thorough.
Terms from $40 to $50. payable In advance semi
annually. No deSuction made case of dismissal,
or for any cause except pr0tracted sickness.
RrFERENcEs-Col. +: Smith. supt. MI Capt
Ter Bank c 1Inmonweqlth; Mr. r H DibbteiI; Mr..
VIM P. Strotber, Cashier Exchange Bank; Mr.. q
W, Smith; Gen. w. II. Richardson's; Mr.. Charles
Williams secretary State Agricultural Society.
m
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'THE EXERCISES OF MR.. sTUART's
i CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALS SCHOOL
will be resumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9Th strpets

TERMS:
English, Latin and Mathematics........$50 %
Greek, eXtra..............~.. 10 90
Modern Languages. each..........-........ 20 90
The Principal has had an experience instructor
of youth of eight years, three of which spent
The assistant in mathe mates at the Virginia Mil
itary Institute. He i5 aided in the departments of
University, who brings with him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Institute. Licking
ton, Va; Messrs Jno NJ Patton, r x Grattan, q 4
Myers, Thos X Price and Geo D Fisher, Capt G Dim.
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly Il Wexford.
an 25-2m