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VIZ 4 Z LER & VIII. SOS'S
,EWING MACHINES.
OFF .CE OF THf WHEELER g. WILSON
MANUFACTURING CO.. No. PCT MAIN

Street. RIcHMosD, VA.
ii Offering the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine TO
tha people Of Virginia, can, with the greatest conf
nce recommend the best In the market for general
use.
Among the undoubted advantages of these Machines
are:
let. Elegance Of model and finish
I'd Simplicity and thoroughne.s Of construction, and
consequently durability and freedom from arrangement
and need of repairs.
3D. unexsmpled ease of management and rapidity and
quietness vi operation
irh Beauty and elegance Of stitch alike upon both sides
Of the fabric
oh Strength and frmness of seam that will not rip or
rave.
9TH Economy of thread
9TH Applicability a variety OF purpose and materials
The public invited to call the office, examine and
test the machines
Persons distance will receive descriptive price
list. TN application by mail or othrwise.
Price 500 or to s 5O-Terms cash.
All mach mes warranted To be rs represented.
No charge for packing, shipping Or Instructions
August 20 E. H. CKAlGE.
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IT. johns col LIE q Z ,


TIME next Academic year of ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
IL Annapolis, Maryland, will begin on WEDNESDAY,
the sixth of October 1855. The location of this lnsttu-
ton is in all respects admirably adapted TO academic pur
poses Remote from the SUR and hustle OF large city 1t
invites Study and Literary repose and yet its proxmi
ty go miles by rail road twice day) to Washington and
Baltimore cities makes perfectly accessible from the
great national thoroughfarcs large and beautiful build.
ing just completed with accommodations Tor one hun
dred and fifty sudents sording greatly facii
ties for the eeucnon of youth. Dormitory very com
modious and well ventilated with large study rooms at
tached will under the constant supervision of the Pre-
fects afford TO young boys ina. ana nss superb,
youth The very central position OF Annapolis, whether
considered In reference TO the state or the country
rally and it's perfect heahfulness and exemption from
the OF heat and cold point 1t out of tho
desirable spots for seat OF learning Every posi-
BILE facility for exercise 10 afforded by large and beautiful
grounds water right OF some threequarters Of mile
affords of swimming bathing and skating all with
IN College bounds.
lar infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor the adj
vantages in scholastc point OF view all less striking
With all its chairs filled by men in the prime Of life, and
freshness OF ygor the Institution prepared to take It's
place by the side ul the most prominent schoo in the
iund an educator OF youth It's facilities for discipline
are much more than usually abundant. To the South,
especially an institution situated just this 10 most
inviting All that ~ required the completion of under
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted be had at
the rsie of $3.50 per annum Gentlemen having son OF
ward at the Naval School, and members of from
distance would find y mol convenient 10 inquire par
tculary into the character of this nsuiicn puucual
attendance on or By the first day oil the academic year.
(Which begins on the FIRST Wednesday in October and
ends the hrst Wednesday in August iolIowing)s most
earnestly requested and will be most convenient to the
student choice of depends the time Of hs
arrival For further nornat and for creuars apply
TO REV. c. X. NELSON, II. ID
Principal OF ST Johns College,
July l+-sodtlstOct Annapolis, Nd.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.


FOR YOUNG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, pIRGINIh.
Miss 4. TEBBS, PRINCIPAL
the design Of the Principal TO establish In the city
III ut Alexandria, First Csss Boarding and Day School
for Young Ladies which shall every advantage Tor
the attainment of finished female education, and to
complish that end pains expense will be spared.
The course Of study will be thorough and systematic,
and every effort will be made maintain high reputa.
ton and select character for the School Competent As
Principal will give her direct personal attention TO the
mental, moral and physical culture of the Pupils
The session will begin on the 18th day OF next Sepem.
Der and close the last OF June
The Principal is graduate Of The Virginia Female In
sifue and has had several experience In teaching
She would here adduce the following testimonial and
ference:
"SrAusroN. Va.
Having in part educated Miss Tebbs and closely OBJ
served her zeal fidelity and Teacher during
two years in the Institute under my charge, can with
confidence her School to those who seek
ing for their daughters thorough grounding, and the dis
ciplinc OF a Christian home
''p'' ORCHARD PHILLIPS,
principal OF Virginia Female Institute
REFERENCES:
Rt Rev John Johns. ID Rev Charles Dana, Rev
James Johnson, Rev Sprgg. Alexandria, Va; Maj
II Tyler Washington City; Oscar Cru:chfed, Speak
or House of Delegates Of Virginia. John Seldom. Esq
stafford Va; Randolph Tucker. Esq, Richmond, Va
Nathaniel Tyler Esq'r, Richmond, Va; New Philip
Slaughter Culpeper county, Va; Hon j w Tyler, War
rentOn Va; Or Currie, Lancaster county, Va james
+ Ball, ESQ r. Northumberland county, Va G w Lewis
Col Ii B Powell Gen Asa Rogers, Middeburg. Va.
For Circulars containing full particulars terms, &c.
address Miss E. TEBBS,
July 27-cwtSep is Alexandria, Va.
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HARTSH0RNE'S CURE'ALL,
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,

AND
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK STOMACH AND
WEAK BOWELS.
pREPARED by Chemist Bottles p cents 50 cents
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL SCI
ENCr!
HARTsHoRNE's CURF.,L, should be kept in all
families In OF accidents sudden sickness.
HARTSHORNES CURE.ALL cures Rheumatism.
HARTSHORHE'S CURE.ALL cures Cramps, Cholie,
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels
HARTSHOREES CURE.ALL Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Back and Breast,
HARTsHORHE'S CURE-ALL cure, Sprans Bruises,
5cads and Burns
HARTSHORNES CUREALL cures Neuralgia. Tooth.
ache and Stiffness in the Joints.
HARTSHoRNES CURE-ALL cures Cholera, Dar.
rhpa and all Pain.
HARTsHoRNEs CURE.ALL cures Ear Ache and
Deafness from cold.
HARTsHORNE'S CURE.ALL cures Dyspepsia and
Indigestion; also. csnker and Sore Mouth sndl Sore
Throat
HARTSHORNE'S CURE.ALL cures all Spinal Afsc
tious and Weakness in Limbs.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE.ALL 10 great tonic to Weak
stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
As the frequent changes of the weather produce bad
Cold, Rheumatism, Pain In the Limbs and Body; also,
Stiff Neck. every person should get bottle. 1t acts
upon the Nerves Muscles inews Blood and Bones; and
from the system. Get bottle and try It, and you will be
asonished at It's happy effects
N.B.-If yon have Cough use HARTSHORHE
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. 1t 10 the best
Cough Syrup In the world Bottles 25 and 50 cents and o.
If you a. Bilious, usa HARTSHORNE's ANTI
BILIOUS FILLS. They act upon the Liver stomach
and Bowels carrying of sll Bile and Foul Secretion,
Petersburg, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Lynchburg.
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CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.


ENHE subscribers to their irends and to the
Il public that they have removed to the village Of
Chester, and the lat October next, will open their
Academy for the reception ii young ladies' boarding
and day pupils continuing uninterrupted session to
July LIST, l-j9.
In this move they are actuated by several weighy and
important Fret health t0 Themselves and pupils
SECONDLY long and practical experience, well as obser.
vaon convinced them that the country IL the best
place tor the perfection OF female cducaiion to cultivate
the mind soften the manners tutor the temper and dis
position and last though not least to keep the heart ana
feelings in their Native purity while free exercise in the
open air nvgorates the body and gives newsrength anu
energy TO the intellect.
The buildings are large and convenient situated Oh
einnence about four hundred yards from the Richmond
and Petersburg rail road overlooking the village OF Ches
ter Chesterfield county, Va twelve miles south OF Rich
nond and only from Petersburg. The establishment
hrs been purchased and extensive additions are now III
rapid progress, with an intention 10 nakeit emhneh
residence and school.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners and mo
rails the young ladies at all times and deep interest
tuken In their advancement in word, Chester Academy
will be Christian school, and study there conducted in
way 10 the pupils only learned, but good and
happy. r,,,,s
Board including washing and lights, for the session
Tuition in ali the English branches, Mathematics
excepted. NJ
Including which az az
French, ~
Music, instrumental ALT, vocal on fiahu ana "uil1' ~
each, ~
The Harp, ~
Drawing and Painting at Professors prices.
Payments half in adyance-baanee At the close OF the
session MRS JEFFERSON MINOR.
MSS ADA BYRON MINOR.
Dr. Jefferson Minor takes great pleasure In saying that
The move To Chester and thu establishment OF School
by Mrs Minor and her daughter Miss A. Minor, meet
his entire appreciation He promises parental eye over
the charge entrusted to their care event OF sickness
every attention will be paid and charge made for pro-
fessional services The situation, however isremarkahe
for health
Address Proctors Creek P. o. Chesterfield cc.Aty Va.
Auu
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ALBEMARLE MILITARY INsTITUT

ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
TIME regular session begins 9Th September and onds
IL 9Th July The heahfulness Of the location cannot
be exceled equslled by any In the whole country as
experience OF years with large school here has
clearly established.
Course Of Study-English. Ancient and Modern Lam
guages and Mathematics The Principal will have
able Master of Arts Of the University Of
Virginia the other foreigner OF great experience and
success in teaching and who speaks all the Modern Lam
guages taught in colleges of the highest grade Drawing
Painting and Music may also be learned here
tarv Instruction will only be given to lhoce whose pa
des-e it, and will not be allowed to interfere in the
least with the regular academic course
The Principal havn. determined limit his number to
fifty good boys early applications accompanied by sntis
factory testimonials. are desired
Chargcs-sll5 per term OF 5 months, payable in nd
This charge embraces Board, Tuition, Fuel, and
Lights.
For Circulars containing lulinormation address
JOHN b. STRANGE, a. NJ,
July 2o-c2m Charlottesville p o., Va
Y@Central Presbyterian and Richmond Advocate copy.
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: M F,,IIIY CAN AFFORD TO BE

j.rt. we are liable TO- may render it necessary
Z, ,,u,ru, ami nothing is capable OF performing:
Y! ,.r;,lu cure. ,ExuacD I'm lifting the kettle
. ~. i; caught ana scslded my hands and person
.-,s-,y-Jne hand almost To CRISP. The torture
y ,,.,s- L., It WAS an awful siSht The
: ,,n,uch, appeared 10 ex,rac, the pain almost
So ii h.sl-d rapidly and lei; scar OF &c.
ru,n,ss FOSTER, iaO Broad street, Phil"dephia.
-, wonderful! article. II will any cuse OF
49, gu,ps. suF Joints, Er.ptions or Rheumatism.
-, Il should never be dispensed with. One dol
..,s -, Ma,,ans has frequently saved valuable
. y, ,u-,s tislds SprLns, Ringbope SPAWN aud
=. Beware OF limitations.
.: .-u..i.e Mustang inment Is sold by all resPect'
ie,.,.. shVut the world
y ''''''' BARNES e. PARK,
S,A York
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sOUTII-SIDE INSTITUTE.

SOUTII-SIDE
FARMVIILE, VA.
wv j. MORRlSSETT, A. NJ, Math, Nat. Sciences
w . and French.
G. E. BOOKER, A. Mia guages.
|. MORRlSSETi Assistant in Languages.
s B. pARTIN-Assistant Ia Mathematics
The exercises of this institution viii be resumed on the
LIST day of September next and end last of June 1889
For Catalogues, address
MORRISSETT & BOOKER,
ga, Earmyle
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FEMALE SCHOOL NEAR GoRDoNsvILLE

VIRGINIA.
TINE next Session of this School will commence on the
Il lat Of September, less, and terminate on The last oil
June, 1859
The corps Of Teachers will be such as the School may
require
in this School will be taught the Latin. English and
French Languages with special attention to the princi
Piles of the construction of language, Moral Science,
Mathematics Natural Sciences including Natural Philoso
phy Natural History Chemistry Botany, Geology &c,
Ancient and Modern History, Ancient and Modern Geo
grapby, instrumental aud Vocal Music
The location is healthy one and within one mile and
half of three churches.
Terms, per session Of ten months sl5O for Board, and
Tuition in any of the Branches taught except Music for
which with use Of Piano. there will be extra charge OF
thirty.hve dollars.
Address, Gordonsville, Va.
CHARLES UARLES, MD,
J,lr PRINCIPAL
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
DY consent Of the heirs of jacob Kent, deceaasi +
ID will, the Goth day OF August. (inst) at the urr
residence Of Capt jacob Kent, in Montgomery county
Virginia, offer for sale public outcry the highest r
der all the reh of which the said Jacob Kent died
seized aud possessed being abuu, 1000 AcpEs OF iA~p
tsins about 200 acres well improved and in good repair
his tract lies Immediately the Virgins and T-une..
Rail Road, and the South Western Turnpike passes
drought. There IL turn switch within mil"
OF the house. The Land Is OF good quality, we.
ed and timbered, and in high e cultivation
well adapted grass, all the different grains and the
growth of Tobacco
The Allegheny Springs is within three miles and the
Montgomery White sulphur in five miles OF this tract
that offers inducements to purchasers rarely within
this country.
The residue of the land about 0O acres can cssy
divided into four Of zoo each so that ,h,
will be provided with and timber aud contain
about $50 acres Of cleared land and two Of tho SAM vii
have good residence situated thereon The whole may
be sold toge her. divided so TO suit purchasers
TERMS OF SAlE-The purchase money viii hr
payable in one. two and three years. with interest h
the first year. the purchaser giving bond with appr
security and lien the land wall be retained un.ii,tr
purchase money 10 paid
In addition to the land there will be offered pub
auction, Household Furniture Farming Utensils severn,
Carriages, two pair Of Carriage Horses several riding
Horses, twelve fifteen work Horses and large mum
Der Of Cattle and Sheep
ROBERT GlBBoNEY. Administrator
Aug 23-c&d3t of Jacob Kent, drccAsed
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIME under,igned, as Special Commissioner. appoint
ed BY decree OF the County Court OF Louisa. wilt.
the Goth day Of September next at the late residence
of Charles Groom deceased in the county of Lous. SET
Public Auction the Tract Of land which said
resided. and three valuable slaves This land l.
about u miles north Of Toersvle Depot the vir2Jn
Central Railroad contains shout 90 acres ard i. well
adapted to the cultivation OF corn wheat and tobacco
The improvements plain but substantial and Comfort
abls. The of sale Tor the land will be onehird
cash. and the other two.thrds credit OF snd
years the title TO be retained until all the purchase
ney 10 paid.
At the time aud place, the undersigned.
OF Charles Groom, will sell, at Public Auction the
crops stock and other persons and pershnbe property
belonging said Grooms estate The Of sale Of
the slaves and other personal property will be- mad.
known on the day OF sale. WIN w. GROOM,
COn'r Of the COuu and Ex'r
lp~O aw nj Charles loot
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EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGMTY NlNE

HNHlS land hes in the county OF Cumberland on WI
lis Creek. and ID the advertised by tas r.,
cclver Of the Circuit Cour; Of the City of Richmond
| spring.
again offer it for sale privately until the 18Th 81 sep
TENDER, and If not sold by that time which wit
be given. will, the 2ih OF September cter IL tn
hisest bidder. This land is regarded best
tracts Of land in the county-wei adapted the prc
ducts OF the section In which il lies 10 acre.
creek and branch land about 30Ohcre. OF choice
land and larger supply Of psn land than usual .-ch
a sized tract.
AZ the same time will sell the mules stock Of COW.
hogs and plantation tools. OF which there great
ETY., crop OF OATS some 1870 bbls of old corn &C
Terms made known day OF sale. which will be- ,cn.
Quoted on the premises. RIO. L. NICHOLAS,
AuR 2i-ctds Receive
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In OhDEKlSG TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the tickets ordered
on receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY Hrst mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be pur-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plsa
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
s All prizes Of ~ 900 and under paid Immediately az
ter the drawlngother prizes the usual time Of thirty
lays All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
s. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
Persons residing Montgomery Ala Atlanta Ca,
IAN have their orders filled, and Time by addressing
;. Swan Co.,, at either OF those cities
~ a list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with tn amount Of the prize that each one entitled
to, will be pull ished after every drawing in the following
papers, Au" sta (Geo) Constutlonalist, New Orleans
Delta, Mobi Register Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazette, All lta Intellgencer New York Weekly Day
Book, Savan N Georgian, Richmond Dispatch EewYork
Dispatch, Pa ding MISSY Clarion and Little Rock (Ark)
True Democr :. July IS
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 son, AuCT,-.
VALUABLE FAkMIN GOOcnLANDC COUNT,

TON ShLT q
WILL be sold, upon the premises, on Wedne-ia.
w September l5tn. cominenc nc al IL O'Clock =
valuable farm in the county OF ti0ocbland Il nii.-
from James river aud miles from the Court Housc nn
adjoining the lands OF Thomas J. Deanc Bennrt nrk,
and otheIs he farm contains 42o 2 acrcs on.hEt ~
which cleared AMI in hne OF cultivation in..
other Is heavily timbered The neghborhood is .,oi
and remarkably healthy The Improvements consist Of 4,
comfortable dwelling, kitchen negro cabins barns.
BILE, &c, together with an orchard and supply of
on the premises
Mr.. John b. Carter living The place. will show H.
land to any one wishing To view the same The purcha
ser have the privilege Of seeding crop II wheat
Fall ana possession on the LOT Of January next
TRnMs-Onetounh cash-he balance d, IL AMI -
months for notes. with interest added and secured bytt
trust deed JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON
= fSen,S lida Anon
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,n, ANCE IN COlTON-THE CROP
,rEiiAL NUTiCES.

-. curOPLASTIC TEETH.-Artncial Teeth,
CuyOPLASTlC process, are inserted by the sub.
IA w,rraniei 10 be superior in every respect. to
-, re,hol now III use Specl tens can be- seen al
+ '.,ib,r. Office Mann street, opposite Corinthian
{, - no MCCONNELL l., Dentist
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE.

'l"rlNlA TENNESSEE RAILROAD CO.,
LYScHBuRG. August 9Th, 1888.
":Ct-The Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Stock
1''e', OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Eny will Ne held in the Hall Of their Depot in the
I s-M.
FORM OF PROXY.
IL s' By these presents: That We the subscribers.
1'"csnoiders IN the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
L nfahy, do hereby constitute aud appoint -
~ r:s ard lawful attorney and proxy, to repre-
"a ~ Us N all general meetings vi the Stockhold-
~ mpany, when weare not personally present,
n power and authority at such general IN ceilings
I '-ch vote or votes, and to do such other act or
'''a OF Us could give or do ii we were personally
'''Oa hands and seals this day of 1856
go. I I.E.I
= SEAL
4 Law. Proxies 10 represent stock in their ge-
meetings. shalt only be valid for the space Of
1 sioiu the date thereof"
4 y Order OF the Board of Directors.
H--lu!S'p VIM. II. HUGHES, Secretary.
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At HALORAMA STAUNTON a.
fuNHlS SCHOOL, which, tor 3 years pns has been
II conducted by Mrs. SHEFFsY AND DAUGHTERS, Is
still continued the plan adopted At It's commencement
The session will commence the st day of Octn.
Der next and coso day Of the following June
Tho number of pupils limited to l6no day scholars
being received The ladies the head of this establish
ment think that their past in the work Of educa
ton, them in recommending their school to the
favorable notice Of those parents and guardians who de-
sire to combine for their children and wards the advan
tsec. Of school and home education.
Terms For Board and English Tuition $500 per SEES
sion Extra charges for Music aud the Languages.
Circulars containing particulars, may be obtained by
application TO MRS SHEFFEY AND DAUHTERS,
Aur c--c3p Staunton. Va
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H,LTIMOkE FEMALE CULLEit.

u Ia
,uSHlS Seminary of learning was instituted for the lib
eral education of young ladies and created a Cot
ege proper in sA9 by the Legislature OF Maryland with
authority confer the usual Collegiate degrees
IL located In retired and beautiful part OF The city
and the buildings have been arranged to Insure
health comfort and convenience. During the year they
have been extended by the erection of adotonastory
on the main edce, and new building sixty feet long and
five stories high with chemical hail. painting and reading
rooms bath roos &c. BOarders reside with the family
of the President. and are under his parental care.
The Institution takes rank with oldest aud best So
ninares aud 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.
c. Brooks A M Prof Anct. Languages.
w R. MosnoR, NJ. d Prof OF Chemistry.
Rev j. A. MUaRoE, A. NJ Mathematics &c
Mise CAROLINE X. VERpRR, Mathematics, &c
Bellies Lettres and Physiology.
Miss HARRIET 4. GERE, English and History.
Mi.s NJ S.GANrT, English Branches.
None. X. D'ELPRux Prof French Language
JULIUS DANzIGRR, German Language.
Mons. EMILE KErr, Drawing and Painting
Mr. JOHN ScHEFPER, Instrumental Music
Miss ELLEN c. GoBRIGHT, Plano and Singing
Mrs Z. A. KEERL, Guitar and Singing
MISUNDERSTANDING and Tuition from 500 to S373 per
annum according the branches Of study pursued
catalogues with full information 6ddrens at No So 81
Paul St, Baltimore. N. G. BRoohS, fresioent
A,ul cDn