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FROM UTAH.--The New York Times has cor
respOndence from UIah to June Il, which fur
nishes details OF all movements connected with
the army up to that date. Active preparations
.yere on foot for the march on Salt Lake City,
Colonel Hoffman having arrived at Fort Scott
with ample supplies OF provisions, and Captain
Marcy having also reached the camp from New
Mexico, With over six hundred mules and about
one hundred aud fifty horses, making an asgre
gate VI over five thousand animals Of all kinds
suitable for transportation purposes. Oo thi
llth General Johnson issued a general order Iii
rectug the movements towards the Valley
The route TO be pursued Of course is not deSgua
ted that being kept from publication from mo
tivys of military prudence Ii was not expected
however tina, the array would reach the city
before The hrsJ %. .'uN
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PRIVATE SALES.
FARM FOR sALE.-Tl

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-Theun
Y dersigned offer for sale, privately, 800 Acres
of Land, lying within two miles of Waynesborough,
and known as the Steele Farm This is one OF the
most desirable estates in the county. The land IS OF
first rate quality, the improvements are good, water
excellent and abundant and the neghborhood remark
able for It's facilities of markets, mills, schools and
churches.
long credit can be given on considerable portion
of the purchase money by its being made interest
bearing fund and secured on the land.
The D. emses will be shown by Samuel Il. Steele to
any one DESTROYS purchasing; and any information
furnished by j. D. lmboden, il addressed by letter. at
Staunton, Va.
If not sold in body, we will agree to divide it into
equal notifies, and sell them separately.
And Samuel H. Steele will sell at the same time, in
addition to his half of the above tract, 81 Acres con-
tiguous to it. which is principally in timber.
Such land as this is rarely in market andwe earnest
ly invite attention TO it, J. d. lMBODEM,
SAM'L Ii. STEELE,
Ex'ors of A. A. Steele, decd
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WINDOW GLASS; have constantly on hand
w the usual sizes of Baltimore Window Glass.
and will furnish direct from the factory any unusual
size or quality that may be wanted ut the lowest lac
tory prlce. GEO. Il. PRICE.
.;.ii..,.,-', r,na /, '6o-Vlnd ropv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

NEW MAP OF YIRGINiA.--l have receiv-
~ ed a supply OF the above Maps. in both Pocket
and Paror form The public can now be supplied.
This Map is purely Virginia production, having
been gotten up by Messrs Richie Dqnnasani, and
graphing Office in the City OF Richmond. THIS Map
IS complete up to the present time, including the three
new counties made during The session of the last Leg
slature 1t also contains all the lines of internal I'M
provemen,, DC, &C.
This Map has been auxlously looked for by the pub
lie for soue time past Ii contains vast amount OF
valuable information, and will be eagerly sought after
by all Virgnans who wish to understand the geogra-
c and those interested in our western lands and their
mineral productions
,8s~Parlor Maps on Rollers, So each. Pocket Maps
in Gases, 81 80 each. ROBERT C0WAN,
Agent for Richie Dunnavant.
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THE PlLLAeE OF LUCENow.-We learn that a
lady reSidibg at Clifton, the wife Of gallant
Mayor al present serving in luda, has received
letter from her husband, which gives a glow
ing account of the treasure seized by our troops
at Lucknow. a, an earnest OF hts own success,
he has sent her hun a necklace OF splendid pearls
and some euieralds, one at which Is believed TO
be of large value. The gems are in oompara-
lively rough state, the erneralds having been ig-
noranlly and, we had almost said, mercilessly
drilled through. The letter speaks OF a corporal
in the gallant officers regiment having got a
bracelet which will probably De worth from
elO0 900 To goo, 600 Another from a young
officer received al Clifton states that the writer
has got three superb embroidered shawls of rare
Workmanship aud great price.-BristoI Eng
JkGRd) Mercury
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Beautiful Pictures.

Messrs. Peet Il Webber, whose rooms are on
Main street, adjoining the store of Mr.. H. G'
Bickle, are taking beautiful ambrotype and pho
tograph hkenesses Mr.. Peet is an artist OF con
siderable merit, and his colored photographs are
equal to the best oil paintings, The painted pho
tograph, of our Post master, Capt. Stephenson
is admirable. The pictures Of other we'll known
citizyns,equally lie like, may be seen at therooms.
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
N L.. 49,, 10 L..k..A z d.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
RcDorted fer tie Spectator By ". d. Ionpkias & Bro
RICHMOND, July ~ 1858.
FLouR-We notice more demand at the close OF the
week for Superine and with small stock and light
receipts quote sales at $40 to S4SG1S5. Extra more
plenty aud selling at $51l 10 S515GS5${ The stock
Of Family is good and demand moderate. Sales at
$6A@6M
WHEAT.-Some new Wheat IN market, but the price
not vet fixed; also, some new Flour, which sold at
$50 tor Superiue, and So for Extra.
CORN-75c@771sc
RYE-S0c@S5c.
BrrrER- Plenty aud duly -la}}zc to 1S3l@90.
LARD--lQc@I2c.
OArs-3U@35.
PLAsrsR-S4(QS4la
GUANo-$G0 and scarce
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MARRIED,

On the 1st inst, by Rev, j. n. Davis, Mr. HENRY j
HARLow, of WayneSboro', Augusta CO., TO Miss MAR
IRA j. DINKEL. of Mt. Crawford, Rockingham county
On Thursday evening July LIST, in Charestown, by
Rev Norval Wilson, MIR. Il. j. TAPP, OF Charlottes-
Vile TO Miss IDA JANE TuTwILER, daughter of Mr.
Jacob Tutwier of the former place.
On Monday evening, the 9Th inst, at the residence
of the brides father by Rev. VIM. Hjrst, Mr., GEO. La
MoNrs, Principal OF the Valley Female Institute, Win
chester to Miss REBEccA T. KERN, daughter OF John
Kern, Jr., Esq. OF Rompey.
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a negro boy, belonging to DR.. Ii. J. Church.
man, was killed Icy kick from the Doctor
horse yesterday evening, lie had started to
lead the horse TO water, hy long halter, ami II
is supposed that the horse was rearing and kick
ing in playful mood, as there was nothing vi
cons about him. The boy was kicked in the
stomach and died in three quarters Of an hour.
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AUCTION SALES.
,ArrARIE LAND AND MERCHANT

Y MILL FOR SATELLITE subscribers will offer
for sale the highest bidder on w xxx the 4
etourt county. being portions ofMr VIM Langhorne's
q a w9A fnSw . v as a w SsB
"a in cnlt;vot;on and the remainder we'll timbered
with about I5O acres of fine Tobacco land yet to clear
The consist Of plain but comfortable
making altogether a valuable and desirable farm.
The other tract contains 400 Acres, of fair quail
ty, and has on it valuable MERCHANT MILL, in
high repute and now undergoing extensive REPAIRS
This Mill will be sold, if desired, In connection with
go, 80 or 100 acres of the land
These lands lie Immediately on the South Western
McAdamized Turnpike, leading to Buchanan, which
is IS miles distant and well graded road leads to
Bonsack's Depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, which is four miles distant
The terms of sale will be one two and three years
credit with interest from the date of giving posses
sion for seeding. nc,on,-,
GEORGE p. TAYLOE,
+. JOHNSON,
ruoo,.Ars IF William LanphOrne decd
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Executors Of William Langhofne, dec
~ Al
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.-The under

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.-The under:
i signed, by virtue of two deeds of trust executed
by Smith Bateman and wife
l. To Wn. b. Kayser dated Sept. 24th lS4S, fol-
benefit of Benjamin Crawford
2. TO John b. Baldwin, dated January 25th, 1851
for benefit of Crawford Cochran will offer for sale
at public auction on the premises on SATURDAY Az
2ls 1885, Tract OF Land In SAID deeds mention
ed and convened containing by estimation l65 A
ores, being the Tract on which said Smith Bateman
resides, situate On Christians Creek.
The debts represented BY us amount to a fraction
over Sl50O, and shall offer The whole Tract or such
part of it sufficient for the purpose, said Baeman
may desire.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand TO pay costs OF
sale, and The balance III six, twelve and eighteen
months from the SALE the purchaser giving bonds with
personal security and the title being retained as ulti
mate security.
The title is believed to be good, but we sell and con
vey trustees such title only as we have:
VIM b. KAYSER,
June 30. ls5s.-tds JOHN B BALDWIN.
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Stribling Springs.

On Saturday last there were eighty visitors at
Stribliug Springs, most of them from distance.
This watering place is undoubtedly one of the
most pleasant in the mountains, and we are
clad 20 find that it is beginning to receive the
Dstronaoe which il deserves.
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For Washing lnfanls and Children,

Mothers and Nurses will 6ud "FoNTArNEs CREAM
OF WILD FLoweRs superior to all spirits, soaps or To-
tons. It's rich medlcated laV penetrating the SKIN,
prevents chatting aud erupuons and promotes that
health deicacy and sweetness so pleasing in children
FoR REMoviNo FRgeKlEs ERUPTIoNS &c.-A few
applications will produce the most agreeable results
in impartng wilderness, cearuess aud beauty 10 the
complexion. +. c. F0NTAiNE Il CO. sos Broad,
way and No 9 Astur House, New York: Sold oy all
Druggists. Sold in Stanton by DIR. w, B. Young.
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Cood Sale.

The Aylor farm in this county, which con-
tains 20S acres was sold last week by MeSSrs'
Watts and Trout, Trustees, 1T 5000 per acre
Mr.. George Sherman, of Rockingham, was the
. nurrbq.pr
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Whole Tickets S1O; Halves So; Quarters $3.50.
Managers Certificate OF l6 Wholes, where persons
wish pay the risk only, will be sent for. $50
do. do. l6 Halves, ............. 40
do. do. 16 Quarters, ........... 90
do. do. 10 Eighths,.... ....... IL
~ The Managers have been compelled, from the
numerous complaints made 10 them of unfaithfulness
on the part of those who have been attending TO the
filling of ORDERS TO resume the correspondence, and in
their name
u Order Ticke.s from the Managers only.
Address all letters to
R. FRANCE x CO.,
June 90 u.s. Baltimore. Nd
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They caution purchasers of Tickets to beware of or
derirg Tickets in Lotteries where extraordinary large
Capitals offered for small cost of Tickets-all
such are swndies.
The MARYLAND Lotteries have been in existence for
Forty Years. They drawn by State Officer. and
can be relied on. If you draw Prize you will get
your money The whole country is Hooded with b.
gus Lottery concerns. Beware of them.
,:as" Order in the Maryland State Lotteries.
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Dividends,

The Bank OF the Valley ha, declared semi
annual dividend of per cent, payable 20 the
stockholders, the Central Rank 1, and the
Bank Of Winchester 8
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THRUST SALE.--by virtue ola deed of trust ex-
ecuted to me on the 9th day of June, 1856, by
James NJ Simons and wife, will proceed, on the
premises, near Clne's Mill on the l7M day Of JHly
next TO sell at public sale, TO the highest bidder, Il
Lot Of Grouad containing and BALI acres, on
which is good Dwelling House, Stable, Shop, &c,
on the road loading TO Waynesborough.
Also, 3 Beds BedsteadS and Bedding for same, l
Cupboard 10 Chairs, Clock, Cooking Stove, Ia
bies, lot of Tools, Carr, all and Harness.
TeRMs made known on day of sale.
June 90 1858. n. X. TROUT, Trustee.
OUT LOTS FOR SALE.-On MONDAY, THE
~ 18TH OF AUGUST, we will offer for sale, on the
premises. S3 ACRES OF LAND adjoining the resi-
dence of John Ii. McCue, Esq. About half of this
land is cleared and well set in grass The balance is
well timbered. Lying within three ourths of mile
OF Saunton 1t IS well worth the attention of persons
wishing good out lot. The terms will be made
known on the day of sale. j. ID. IMB0DEN,
n. X. TROUT.
| July 6, 1S55-tds Trustees of j. F. White.
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POLITICAL.

We invite attention to the aoie political arti-
Gle from the Redmond Whjg, which is publish-
ed or the first page IT ;hs paper
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UNAKE NOTICE.-M, accounts due July /, 1858,
l. are now made out aud ready 10 be deliyered.-
Persons indebted will confer favor by coming
forward and promptly square their ACCOMPLISHING
me the ole aud themselves the annoyance OF being
called upon for settlement y. PoLLlTI.
Staunton. July Il, 1855.
II. b ~ My remaining and yet well assorted Stock
ducpd nIicps ion. Cash d. Il.
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I ATEST PERFUME.-k M E.IF-YOU-
- DARE-EXtrGc,ed from tue well known plant,
Touch Me Not at
DR.. T. II. & j. C. KINNEY'S.
Stauntou, July 8, ls5S-yind copy
hELEION SKIRTS LADIES, ATTEN-
~ HON - We are nov receiving large 10, 0fSkel-
eon Steel Expansion SkutS TO which we invite an
earls call PIPER 4 FUNKHOUSER
Siuunton July o, lo5S.
NEW CONSTRUCTED COAL ILLANP.
~ much more handsome, better and cheaper ihan
the Old style. For sale by
DR.. T. H. & j. c. KINNEY.
Stanton, July 8, 1853 Wind. copy.
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Kaqnifcent Scheme ! d!

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, CLASS L,
TjJe dra,on in Baltimore City, July 24th, '5S.
IA Drawn Ballots in each Package of go Tickets,
Making more Prizes than Blanks. Every Package o.
20 Tickets must contain ID drawn numbers, SO
that there are Ia Prizes 10 II Blanks.
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NOTICE TO WHOMSUEVER IT NAY
~ CONCERN. --Certain persons having started u
repor, tina; acting in the capacity Of a5eat Tor the
sale o certain lands in Bath county, Tor Geo T. Cor
DON OF Phade phia, this is to certify that ! never
have been and ann not al the present time, an agent
OF the sand Gordon, nor in any wise connected with
any scheme OF speculation, nor holding ont induce
menls for people TO come and settle ON said lands.
Ii. G.. STRUAK.
Ri, Alan, Shrine, Jul, a
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GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONA

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONA l.
= PROPERTY AS the trustee OF j. H. McCue,
snail proceed to sell at public auction, at his residence
near Staunton, on Monaay, tie 16M day of AagaSt,
1855 the whole of his Personal Property, consisting
of TWO NEaR0ES-well trained servants; new
onehorse Carriage and Harness. tine saddle and bug
~ Horse, one Cart and Harness, two very fine Mich
Cows, e selected Library of Law and Mscellane-
Gus Books one Piano, mot Of the latest style, but un
surpassed il quality and Household and Kitchen
Furniture brewery description. Persons desiring to
furnish theii houses with new and good Furniture,
cannot do better than by purchasing at this sale.
TERMS ALI sums of $40 aud under CASH and
over $40, negotiable notes at four months-dscount
added and well endorsed.
The sale will be conducted from day to day until all
the property is sold. DAVID 81 BELL,
Trustee of J. Ii. McCue.
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NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE

A NICE LITTLE PLACE FOR SALE
n offer for sale my little TRACT OF LASD-FIFTY
AcaEs-lying within X miles of Staunton, between
the Stanton and Parkersburg Turnpike and the old
Hebron Church road, adjoining the lands of VIM. j.
Shumate, Archibald Stuart and others. The land is
all cleared and IN cultivation, and there is upon it
comfortable frame DWELLING HOUSE and Wellof
good water.
This little place may be made very desirable small
farm and market garden.
The terms will be moderate and will be made known
application to the undersigned toJ. ID. lMBoDgN,
Esq. who is authorized to act for me. If not sold in
body, am willing 10 divide II into two four par
GELS, to suit purchasers. JN0. E. RILEY.
A,,,
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To PHSSIClANS.--We have now the largest
i STOCK ofSURGlCAL AND DENTAL INSTRU-
MENTS ever before brought 10 this market which we
afford to sell near the manufacturers prices Our
stock consists in part Of Cases of 0bSetrca Insrl-
meuts Pocket Cases, French style trocars, Steth-
oseopes, PeSsarieS, aud ringes OF STYLES also
Evans Thumb LaucetS, Spring Lancets, tSilver and
Brass Dental tOrcepS, Gun Laneets &c, &c.
DR. 7. II. Il j. C. KINNEY.
Stanton, July 6, lo5S-vjnd. copy.
WANTED, FOR THE U. 5. ARMY,
w abie-bodied unmarried men, to whom will be
given good pay, board, clothing and medical attend
ance. Pay from 81 to $50 per month No man hay
Ing wife or child will be accepted. Apply to LII
j. THOMAS G00DE, 18th Regiment OF Artillery, al
II. L. bUYAN's, StauntOn, Virginia.
JULY 6. ls5S.
SNRANGIPANNi, THE ETERNAL PER.
L FUME;
Frangpapni Extract for the Handkerchief;
Frangpanni Soap;
Fraugipanni Sachets, at
DR.. t. II. & j. C. KINNEY'S.
stanton, July s, 185S-Vmd. copy.
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ND. STATE LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS s,
ToJe dram in Baltimore, ld saturday, Juty 81 '5S.
2O,IG5 Prizes 100000 Numbers!!
" We would call particular attention to the follow
ing splendid scheme, package of l6 whole tickets
costing only SSJ-and every other ticket being war
raned to draw $40, determined by the number draw
ing the CAPITAL Prize, whether odd or even.
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MPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS
/ OF TEA.-FR0M 20 TO % PER CENT. SAY
ED IN TIE PURCHASE OF TEA FOR CASH.
We are selling good Young Hyson Tea at 621S cents
per pound good Black Tea at 6219c. very best 90,
long Black at 75c superior Gunpowder Tea at 81, and
extra fragrant "Moyune favored Gunpowder Tea,
which we warrant as good can be produced, al onl,
81 25c We also have on hand general assortment
of GROCERIES, at wholesale retail, and are selling
them at Richmond prices, Transportation added for
Cash. HULSI BEATTY.
S.unntnn June % '5S-tf
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,


Augustt County, Va
JNHE subscriber will open Classical, Malhemali
L cal and Scientific School, ut the above nance
place. on the q tn of September next latter the clost
of the Springs season. and continue the same without
inermission until the 9Th Of June following.
The School will be under the control OF Mr.. D
H0TCEKISS. as Principal with such Assistants a
the wants of the School may require.
The whole expense for the session will be $1,000
PAYABLE half Ut the opening and the other at the
middle of the session.
For Circula 5, &c, address me or MIR. Hochkiss
Stribling Springs, Augusta county, Va
June 20, io5S.-Smo CHESLEY KINNEY.
Rock. Reg. copy 3mo
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.-The undersign
IL ed invite parties having LAND FOR SALE IN
VIRGINIA TO Try their Agency. They sell Farms
Mills Fac cries, Town Property uny description o.
REAL ESTATE on the most advantageous terms
Their means OF communication with buyers Is very
extensive and they have already mace quite large
number of sales in various parts of Virginia. This
Agency has already been tested two years, and has
been found to be the very thing so much needed.
They can give the most uuquesilonaDle references
as to their integrity, and invite parties to address
them on the subject. Full particulars will be given
by addressing GROVE fhlCE,
Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents.
June 20, 1858. HageI stown, Nd
MILITARY ELECTION An Election OF
w Colonel Lit. Colonel and two Majors for the l60lh
Regiment will take place the village OF Spnnghill,
on Friday, the 18th of July neXt, at 10 o CLOCK
NJ. The subatern officers, il is expected, Will have
qualified to their Commissioners, and be on hand
promptly 20 vote in the above election.
j. NJ. McCUE.
ISAAC A. BUSH0NG, Comrs.
W. a. BELL
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T AND in MARKET.-T am very desirou

T AND In MARKELL am very desrous OF
- disposng of snug FARM, now occupied by Jno.
quality limestone land, well watered and well improv-
ed as 10 buildings. there being it good substan
tal BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and an excellent
frame Barn and other out-buildings. The land lies
within two miles of Hebron Church, and adjoins the
lands of Col George Baylor and Others Any one dis
posed to purchase will be shown it by applying either
10 me or Mr. Fairbairn who resides on it. The terms
can be made as easy required and possession given
at an early day. R0BT. 6. BlCkLE.
June Is, 1885,
NARDING MACHINES subscriber has
u full set of Cardng Machines-nearly new and
in good order-which he offers for sale very rea-
sonable terms. They NAV be seen at the mill of Mich
olas Rhyan, in the Big Calf Pasture.
JAMES S. GUY.
West View, Augusta CO., Dec. 9, 1857.
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A Pleasant Summer Resort.

BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.
rTHIS WELL-KNoWN MOUNTAIN Retreat,
J. formerly kept by J.. N. Pitman, 10 miles vest OF
Staunton. on the Central Railroad and the Parkers-
burg Turnpike is now open for the accommodation Of
Travellers and Visitors. Persons wishing to spend
the heat Of Summer in cool, quiet way, cannot find
more suitable place all Virginia 1t is easy ofac-
day. The House is large, (25 rooms) convenient and
well ventilated; surrounded by the most beautiful
mountain scenery fine Springs Of Freestone Sulphur,
Chalybeate and Alum water convenient. AS wall
mot Keen any intoxicating drinks intoxicated per-
sons about me- visitors need not tear any annoyance
in that way and while the comfort Of visitors will be
greater the charge will be less than at crowded wa
tering place..
~ Board per week, 81.
Post Office, Swoope's Depot, Augusta county, va.
June Is, 1858. +. hEhhlNu.
,sg" Charlottesville Advocate and Rockingham
Rag,ster nuhlish ON
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HAVANA PLAN-SINGLE NUMBERS
IL This is the old mode Of drawing. Prizes in
one wheel and tickets in another. Every Prize is
drawn out Prizes paid in full, without any deduc-
ton.
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NOISY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA

NOISY CREEK ACADEMY, AUGUSTA
M COUNTY, YA-The next Annual Session OF
this Academy will commence the First Monday IN
September 1858, and close the 25th OF June, 1907.
In the School will be taught the English, German,
French Spanish, Latin and Greek Languages; Mathe-
MATES, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, DC: There Is
Chemical Apparatus connected with the institution
TERMS
Board and Tuition, including everything, $lSo-s9V
to be paid the lst of September and 80 the lst Oh
February. . Ma.
For Circulars, &C., address the Principal, at Messy
Creek, Va. L. .. While, rrincipai
REFERENCES.
THE FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Rev. Joan A. BRoADus. charlottesville, va
PsAcnY X. GRATTAN, Esq, Richmond, va
/. RIcpARD NJ. SMITH, Esq, Va. Sentinel, Alexa, va.
Col John B. BALDWIN, StauntOn, Va.
Maj J. N. McCUE Mt Solon Va.
,Jogy HERRING, Esq, Bridgewater, Va.
Rev. G. GEORGE, Culpeper Courthouse. va. IT.
Rev DABYgY WHARTON. Westmoreand county, va
Gov. GEORGE Il. GILNER, Lexington. Ga.
RIbGwAY, June 10Th, 1857.
Mr. r J. WHITE was my Assistant Teacher IN the
R,dgway School during the last session, and gave NE
sntire satisfaction He emnently qualified to lake
charge of Il School or Academy. His patience anu
skin In imparting knowledge, and his discretion anu
6rmness in managing boys induce me TO reconiiIen y.
INN very earnestly 10 all who have sons or war1s u
' nira FRANKLIN MINOR
~" Mr.. A. MAGTLL SMITH, vino Is now stanung ni'
examinations for the degree of Nj al tue oh''ei'
10 of v tJinia has been employed.