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QY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

ID A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having
been resolved b, the Executive, that Nj. VAN BU-
Of jury Of the COUNT y coS Pref Of
Braxton County, with larceny of a slave. has es-
Therefore, do hereby offer a reward of one hun
dIed and hiy d ella to any person WAC shall ar
aim into the Jail Of said county of Braxton and
do moreover require all soffcers of this Common
generally, to use their best eIerons 10 procnrs the
arrest of tho said NJ. Van Buren, Mollohon, that he
~, Given under my hand as Governor. and
l.. s. ( under the Less Seal Of the Common
wealth. at Richmond S sf s' day e ku
By the Governors
GKo. w. MrSroRn, sec'y of the com'th.
NJ V. B. Mollohon is about q years old, about
ak feet high spare made long arms and legs, fair
complexion and thin visage; Is hard OF hearing,
drops his head little forward and to one side, and
throws his lelt hand and his thumb to his ear gene
is said to be armed with dirk sfung sho. and brass
or spring steel knuckles. All s-sw3w
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
day in MAY ssti for me Il heTs OF the House Of Rep
& %s +" State.
hereby proclaim, as REQUIRED by law; that the fol-
For tho f.t consrsssie aa District District Ma.eos
II. Garnett; second, John 3 Mson; third Daniel
since departed ,hi, hfe;, fifth. Thomas s. Bocock;
sixth, Shelton F. teake; seventh; William Smith;
H., IL. L..
Iis; tenth, sherard Clemens; eleventh. Albert G.
jenkins; twelfth, Henry A. Edmundson; and thr
-, Given. under. my hand As Governor. and
t~s~A Richmond, this 7sth day of July, 1882 and
N 'A' '''n year Oh inc o0'nnf HENRY A. WISE,
By the Governor:
jys,-wA ssc'y OF the Commonwealth.
by THE GOVERNOR. A PROCLAMA
- TI0S.-Wheress vacsncy has occurred in
the Judiciary Of this Commonwealth by the death
of JOHN w. NASH, Judge Of the Second Judicial
pinwldde, Brunswick; Mecslennburs. LunenbuTg;
the city OF Petersburg: Therefore, in conformity
70 law, the Sheriff of each of said counties, and the
s.osea bs held therein On as3 fHGRsDAY the
b. er JGb5E 81 81 iiEs' d RiRscduJI9T
t-~~-~, Given under my hand. a. Governor, and
-. under the seal q the csmmonve.lth, At
49, - 80 : w HENRY A. WISE.
~ a7-swtde sec'y of tho com'th
RY THE GOvERNOR OF TIKGINIA..-
"a. "a e. Hos.e ~
the United States, BY the death OF VIM. o. Goode.
late late member eject from tho Fourth Congressional
Dlstnct. In this Commonwealth: Now therefore I,
election issued pursuant to law 10 require an eloc
wa sna "a
me oisy 9i fetetsbnrg, Brunswick. Amelia, innen.
sfs THURsDHa IL oe.o ass
hext, 70 supply the said vacancy.
3d.. q fs Ind e and ~, M
>. =. -. HENRY A. WISE.
GEoR6E W. MuNroRo.
" D-lamtde sec'y Of the conmouwsalsh
150.RAGA PRIME .LAGuAyRA cor.
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Messenger states that since the end Of last
October, there has been a daily prayer meet
ing in Il oal-pit in Statiordshire.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL very melancholy ac-
oident happened last Thursday at the resi-
denee of DIR. Tabb. in Gloucester county, Va.
Miss - Tabb, an interesting daughter OF
the Doctor, on coming down stairs, tripped and
fell, striking her head, which produced con-
cussion of the brain, causing her death in about
four hours.
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1's''1 = '''s al. ALEX. b. HiiUic;sHiEsoN.l
JNO. A. HUCHESON, tComms-
HuHG;H n. HicHEsoN,j
Jas. Nj TASLoR q EON, Aucts. - 81
" 33-3avtlsStdtds g

1REQ BARGAINS. 12EQ
= 49,. CMEAf FOR CAST vs 1S Sn0r,.
81 ,..sJ NO. al IT, # i 7 Z. sspgs a e
ing ths 81! Aeesly ose hsi he fsfnsr rsiesss viE
CHxi.LIBD, kc., &c.
i lasss lot ~ LAWNS, jnsf ssosived q q costs
klss, fns ssscrsspses 81 STAPLE GOODS. usu-
ally heFt ntAs DRY GOODS line. 9
Al 81 yhlch yiM D. sold st q ANAL sexenqe %
Main street,. ~ JN0. u, uNfTHE&.
~ lis s. Sc ~ q - s.
IS h s 3. J = ~ n sgss:' =
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MRS. BROOkE'S
lSl BOARDING AMP DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session Of this School Will commence on the
lat of October 1852 and cra on the lst day of July
1860.
All the branches of female education will be
taught, including the Mo1srn Languages, Latin,
Music and Drawing, in all of which departments
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners
of the young ladies' and every effort will he made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
TERMS:
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Rains at the South.
ArausrA, GA, Aug. o.-Continued rains in
.Iuce fears of injury to the growing cotton.
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All Iett6IB 20 Do H00reS96d 70
HUBERT p. LEFERVRE,
jv N-3m RichInOnd. Va.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
n The Sixth Session viii begin October Sd, 1859,
and end the last Of June, 1850.
MANLY, IT., as President Under his admnistra-
ton, some important changes will be made: but the
carried out, viii ever Be kept in View =. successfully
j. TO teach ersrythins that should form part of
young lady most liberal education.
progress, from the FIRST elements to the highest
point, n each branch, to which it may DO desirable,
teach sSs asss thoroughly and
.ss E,s j as!s sss
L1 Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences. of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV. of Va, !,
Mathematics and Languages.
Prof: T. EMioy. tof PsfIs;l French.
r. G Ekfris{ PSne s,, Of Musical Department
JOHN W. REEVE, P Ram,nsi Es'n'lns' &C.
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
Collegiate and Ms: e., JAM s. sTAY.ED, Mrs; Ann
xl ne
The President will hear the Rotations of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils:
CPer session of nine months, half payable in adj
vance, October !, lsss-remainder, February IA,
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French in Preparat Department. ...-... 10 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 80 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each. 49,. 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. SO 90
Music on Guitar p" .......... 40 90
Use of Instrument. Observation-Disclosures. s 90
Vocal Music aione (taken by all, in classes,) 90
DrawinS. Needlework or Grecian Painting. ~ 90
Oil Painting. ........-...-... 30 %
Board including every thing except washing. 100 90
Washing. Observation-Disclosures. 20 o.
Minisfer,' daughters will be received at q reduc-
ton of ne.Coarth, on all the above charges.
ma Nc extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for alb
sence.
It will be noticed that tie price Of Board has been
reduced from 500 to $l60. No change is contem-
plated in it's quality. With our ample accommo-
datlons, 1t was thought the reduction could be at
forded. and that it ought therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded rs members of the Presi-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him. and all let
ters for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible on the first
day of the session. 800,
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
tion address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
~ 3-zhm Richmond. Va.
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COUTHERH FEMALE INSTITUTE,
FRANKLIN sTREETSELINnEN Row, ~

- RICHNOND, "a.
The tenth session Of this lnetitution viii COM
mence on tho 6rst Monday in October, 1850, and
will close ON tho last day Of juno, 1850.
Every effort viii be made TO maintain the high
reputation and sELEcTCHARAcrKR Of the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring she Mod.
in the Union. Two French ladies, reared and edu-
Gated in Paris, reside in the family Of the Princi
pal ; and it 10 made their especial duty TO speak
French, habitually, with the young ladies boarding
The bsst masters OF music are employed, and
great attention il paid to this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
p.LEE POWELL, A. ~, rrinclp4l.
= .TH0S: u. DUDLEY, il, A. M. Of the Unlser-
N g d y4ilSsAs, French Department..
Q. PERSIcO. Italian. Spanish. Drawing and
On. HUCHLER, Gsrmsn.
F. SEIBERT, Piano aad Organ.
MILF LACY. Vocal Musie.
j. w. REEVE, Penmanships
This InetitnfiCn y we'll known % the Hishcpe and
eiNrgy Of the Episcopal Church in VirGlhfa, to
Virginia Military Institqte. and Wiliem spA Mary
Uniysrsity 81 ViTFinis, 70 L NJ. Colsmsa, at Han
ever Academy, q SAm'l 6cheplsr, Of Edes Hill
1cademy, 70 he Raw. Chas. II. Rcaas ard Rev.
B: 9. Dotse!t Riehmoad. Va. and 70 ths paasons
For csta|9fgs. Eiyias tsrn:, sss ; e .ss4iss.
'',.. Ss s i. f,.t.i.
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BY Goddin l. Apperson, Aucts,

DESlKARlE BUILDING LOT. ON GAM.
q NJ 1r BLE E HILL, ON The EAST LINE OF 9TH,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-W.iIb I've sold. at auc c.
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
located as above adjoining the new brick tene ment
OF Mr: Richard Shuttle, fronting 22lS feet. running
alley. e- '''' -'oit" W ah
TERMsccOne-thrd cash; balance at 4 and
mouths, Tor negotiable notes, interest added and
title retained till all the purchase money is mad
auS GODDIN Il ApPERSON tncts
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FIRB-A fire occurred at Charleston, Ka-
pawha county, Va, on Sunday last, destroy
ing the hall OF the Sons of Temperance and
two frame buildings adjoining. Loss $4,000.
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w L. BROUN, N. A., and w. w. TEBBS,
w. ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS BLOOM
Field

For catalogues, stating details apply to the Prin-
'H' ffGSnM
w. IssoeIssiTAE i + II r sN5SsIfiIS BLOOM
-, 4, Ers e Miss g West Of the U4irersity Of Va.
H. w, iTCKETT, NJ. A., Assistant in Languages
JOSEPH ii; BRoGN, Assistant in Mathematics
tn ss asSTGsS 81 d It s@ d1
the duties of life. The course of construction en-
all h se m
and tho method as far as practicable Is adapted to
that pursued at that Institution s
The third session VIII begin on the list September.
The expenses are $3.50 year, payable semi-annu-
For Catalogues address either of the Principals,
Ivy Depot, Albemarle CO.. Va. je 29-lawtlS
pROOKHILI. SCHOOL,
M M5ES N2kEH 81
Opens LIST september and closes oath June, 1850,
ssh M 1sse1s Of fw9 weeks e. a' Gh ri
SSbE f a SiSes A M U. Assistants.
cous.s OF INSTRUCTION..
T. Latin al and der Creek Languages. a. 5a4a&.
8. Mathematics.
I, French, spanish, Italian, German, Anglo-Sax
5. Physical and Moral Sciences.
September and half on LIST February. -
= R, A young man, qualified to teach the Latin,
G .s as
teacher: address " BrooEhir School. y '-''N
~ HAMPTON AND OLD POINT.-Ths estab-
nshsns hsynf been purchased y lndlyldaai,
j.cen country viii be- insntsned az
The ensuing session will commence on the 6r.t
Rev. CHAs. A. RAYMoSD who will have associated
with him an able corps ef Teachers,
For further particulars see future advertisement,
. ' Moss ". 1 Il II 4, j. Esq,
Rev. sHAs. A. Rh aS8fMsispSfsn' or
au 1-2taw4w Hampton.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
- &c ,,i rE rMfUQuuER Sc Co1NTK' VA.
The .. u this school a vii besn October
well known IS one of the most healthy in the State.
e Ct ,Rs vi rssfk5f
=. vk & IA of which institution the Principal is
The sccommodaticns being limited, about % pu-
pills only will he received.
cation TO the Principal, at 6risan r. O.. Tsuaaier
':Tr Rssss;ss"szo per session.
Tn. Faculty Of r shs 6nisss:i., of W.
Gov. Wise, DR.. Jas. Bolton,
S,1t y Sy s:n Ess +. % $;s,ssa' FL
Thos; (; Piis., ESQ, Rieimosd, Sa .0A' A,s'
DR.. H. w. Bailey. Henry ReImsn, Esq.
Dr. Riley, d Es1';%s::; ~ 5. C. r,-.m.
EEMALE. SCHOOL AT CEDAR POINT,
I SPOFTSYLVANfA Co, VA.-The exercises OF
this School will be resumed on the lat MONDAY
in September, 1852 and terminate the last Of June,
7 g =
Txnx. Per session of 10 month, including board
fnc 1alf Mm.; IN the Epssh brsnchei. SIS
Ths School d. IS condacssd by ~ competea si
Who -. Ssd tss ss a young
sSl G,.sss Of .nd vho
Es@i.. ss.' 0''' ssossiEf! MERCER WsS38Ek
G. sez EEssca sooE 81 III; r. EP
shis School YIN on Monday. ' sspssm o.
Tho Principal has asscciate s With him..,f n, !,
c. J. FOX. gentleman of high literary ana IA.
mend the School e the continued confidence and
lara s e; circular which may }. lad & =
EiAs soRboNs iii Ms asaP nas
Homs," one mile from the city.
English Branches from -. IN to % o.
music; 10 %
aenen 70
y 50 Mawims - 49, - : ''.'''D =
pAIMARY sCHOOI.-Mss.C c. Y. MAYO viii
fccm q. ssosassssd yIsa shs s,s..e.s Cssrea: 8.
fs..s.ss 81 ssss sssa ii mi nine noa.As.
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L Trust executed to me as Trustee, by James
Elicit, for the benefit Of Mary +. Elicit and child
on the 9Th day of March, 1885, will sell at the store
on Main street, between 18th and 18th streets, Or
posite the United States Hotel, on THURSDAY
I1e lIth OF August, 1859, lot of GOOD GR0CE,
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Sale &c; NJ B; McGRUDER, Trustee.
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MMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CovyTTy m uENpTCO Pm rs,,nuf tn n decree

COUNTY UF HENhlCOs-IufouUuttO uOcsoU
of the Circuit Court Of Henrico, IN the case
Hutcheson VS.. Hutcheson's executors. and Others
the undersigned as commissioners, VIII sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on the premises
ON FRIDAY, the sd day Of September, 1853, II
fair; il not the fair day thereafter. coinmen-
cling at II o'clock NJ, the following very valuable
real estate, situated on .or near the Deep hln
Turnpike about three miles from the city OF Rich
inond. being portion Of the property OF the late
Ambrose Hutcheson, to wit:
ist. A portion Of the '.CHANTELLA" tract, ~
ing on the Turnpike, Immediately opposite the
homestead, containins about 100 acres, upon which
fhere are valuable ice houses and ice pond
This land q in high ststs g, q imP[oysme
Ia acres, lying ON said road. about 81 miles from
> map and survey can BE- seen at the ofice Of
Jas M. Taylor 4 Son, in the city OF Richmond.
Persons desiring to mako enquiry about the
above property, arc referred to Messfs. James N.
TAYLOR Son. or to either Of the undersisncd. one
Of whom tHush n. Hutcheson) resides near the
TIiNs.-ODs third Of tho purchase money in
cash. and the residue in two equal instruments %
one and two years from the day OF sale, the credit
PAYMENTS to be secured by negotiable notes, with
interest added, and the title retained till the whole
purchase money il paid and . conyeyAncs directed
8 Possession win be given ia time to seed crop Of
Wheat, and full possession Of each tract VIII pe de-
hsered ct the end Of the present veal.
ALEX. B; HuCHESQN,
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Particular attention will be paid to the manners
of the young ladies', and every effort viii be made to
give them the best moral and intellectual culture
lone half payable in sdvance-the balance on the
18th oil February, 1862
Board 10
Washing. ..-.......--........ ....".. y 70
English tuition, thigher branches, j..... 40 %
Modern Languages, teach).. 20 %
Music. Professor ies.J : ''''' "
Use OF Instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 90
ii'i'i''' Oopaf'h'1 arrr.r,crs: $1,000 w
John Randolph Tucker, Dr.. b. H. Tucker, Rich
RRopMd' Va i, St. Geo TUCKER. ashland, Vs. Hon
Jane. M assn, VIM acSe. hssst He1
Moore Moore, ?; D. Richmond, Va. RICH, Rev Bishop
Han Hsnny HsS chas Il P
MaT.hsTl, thsrlotts g. H., va Rev : R. 6 Ora
ea va Rss RRs,Gn
cf0e bsn Tnl'vRsjs .syy Of Wv Dr. c.be Mr.
John Echols. Union, Va. "'' WI
For further lni0rmang Hh sdSTes + ppooxr
" lo-dtlsto Richmond, Va.
OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ D. G 3HnHR OF FRANKLIN .! AND 9TH SITS,
will open on the FIRST of October 1859, and cese t6s
seth of june next ensuing.
.obeI: 1859 and the remainder the 18th Of FebrSs-
Primary English department, including vocal
intermediates, ;do......... do. % %
s Smeisn. and Modern I.nsuases eseh g g
Piano, Guitar, Organ, or cultivation Of the
ps s1,es lff nrayyne o. 90 70 10 - %
Board, including washing and lights. ,ss %
ssrsdS sIs Rev fHa ko:.as. s. sssSsr q
SHas.. EsS:, tsseheS Of Music; T. J: FisaEs,
2. DELArLANE, for the English department. For
further information and references concerning the
school SOC CIRCULAR L. Of e 1dafisi Principal
jy D-lm Richmond, Va.
sod5S ESk IN
tnivsrst, Of VirEini., have united ts establish :
the eastern portion of the city.
Per session a. nine niossAs, onshaD in adraxee.l
Higher Ensish. including book keeping. -. 100
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. lo00
a. Wnsses, President ss Resmsnd Fsm:s Inst
Dr. p ssa Knox sss
]. j. Ensish,. ESQ; VIM; Foxes. Esq., Clerk Hen
siso county Turner Richardson E'a' Thomas ).
- : i Isxbf n T MIfIii
CHURCH HILL, Richmond. June list, laao.
~ N-3ms
IRE ID e RICKfS HALL y r N A l. e
- eCHOOI.-The SECOND Session OF this School,
vh,ch i located within half mile OF Frederiok's
nsn Depot, Virginia Central Railroad. will e0ni
the Lat 81 July following. s.
MsRER sEssIox or TIN MONTH";.
B9erd snd Tuition in I'll tho English Branches Tor
sa:ls p ne Piano. With ass of lnssrsinsns .
kres g; L ms %
India Ink and crAyon, each .............. g d
An seeomplishsd snd sspsrsnscsd Teacher $. Sia
hayo charge Of This School, :"
ny .edIssi K Hel tpsi,. ssssty
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10 WOOD DEPOT, ALBEMARLE CO., VA.
WIN; DINWIppIE. N: "A. Principally
JOHN c. DINWIDDIE,
JOHN MURRAY, M. A., ins'rue'ofs
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, M. A.,
The object Of this SCHOOL is to prepare young
men for the University OF Virginia, for any col
lege. All the Instructors graduates of the Uni
verslty, three of them with the degree OF NJ. A.,
and the fourth graduate in the schools of Latin,
Greek, French, German, Spanish, and Moral Phi
losophy. and also an experienced teacher.
The Principal has had ten years. experience in
teaching. three Of them in the successful conduct
Of his present school, and three as an Assistant In
ematics and Ancient Languages. s
The 4th session commences on the LIST September
next, and closes in the last week of the following
June.
TERMs-exclusive of lights rnd towels, $3.50 per
sess ion of ten MONTHS yable Sl25 the LIST Sep
tember, and Sl25 on the LIST February.
For catalogues, stating details apply to the Prin-
cipal, at Greenwood Depot Albemsrle county, Va.
" H-d3t ( law3w VIM. DINWIDUIE. NJ. A.
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~ sfoRE-HoySks zN u 51 HP PEI ThAskcs

an IN unSDAy, the sah aAy Of Ssptsmbsr next,
". ,nd Court day for New Kent county III shall
oros 0t ~, on the premises, tho above meahoned
survey. which uohudss the lnfs IN The ;liaxs nnT
ocrns,s'; Inc which deducted would leave 800
pest END very accesalbc and convenient to ali
pa.s. ne iaIm - divided by the stage road lead
Ing IRON hiePInond TO Williamsburg. giving ahout
as va acres rn,S On sy sceth and 81 north side
tho best tide water Vifzns snii. rbe YorE Rive -
hallroad passes near the premises The buildings
House, Kitchen. &c + win be sold prissteiy. Il
.srs d.t sng spDscrlher at any time before the
yer cSnnsy; Vi" Reference may also IS made to
au 10-dlwswtds d. w. BAssETT.
gIsAN.YARD FOR SALE IN LOUIsH--On
FL ESDAY, tho 18th of September next. We
SHAT Offer for sale publicly, on the premises. VAL
S S.1ar TaNNEERY nov in operation good
icsvle road. It is very dcsirsble iocation ~
eonGuctng this business. being in Z very Wealth.
mill and saw mill. s.s
TEKxs made known on day of sale.
10-dt163 RAJrirHANG pnyUY
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BY th0 UVvefnoT:
GEORGE w. MUsYoRp.
~ a1-ewtde Sec'y of tho Com,th

1E0 RAGA PRIME LAGUAYRA cor.
TUuFEEi ~ bags prime Java CgFFEffs. In store,
l0I ior sale gyms VIM Wa fas ' soSs ana
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- session of this school will begin SEPTEM BIER
18th and close July 10Th, with short recess at
Christmas: Mr.. RILAND, a. graduate OF the
Virginia Military Institute, has been employed as
Assistant, and will give instructions in Mathena
ties. Including practical Surveying, &c..) French
and Tactics.
Tho BOARDING department will be under the
care OF Mr.. WIN. P. COURTNEY and Lady. who
are peculiarly fitted for the post. The buildings
will DO added to, and otherwise materially i'm
proved. resf
TERNs.-Board per session of 10 months. &l35,
(towels and lights excepted) Tuition-En gsh
Branches, SIS; Classics, &c, S40-haU IN al
rance. -.,
For particulars, address VIM. P. COURTNEY
Esq, SteyenSylc, or the subscriber at BruinstOn.
King and Queen county. Va.
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- sELLlNaI our. skLLl NC 9gI;;;,,
sralSoE AK 4. ( s Z fE4J eto1AlSo'

ST. sseesssss nWh. RFfTt4,
il! ~: :::s is < 1lg b -: 81 s;
ne he 1 s6sc e. es.s e sss ~ . 80;
styiss, Ard maAe ~ seAso1S4 uYses - - ~
will do veil 70 examine ny sfeek Aeeese nUnes
iFG a5TAEs,A.yg1ss. Hsf4Hk.sF ,-,,x
RUREAuc. TYYNxYHhr : s,fnnt.
WAeHeTANpG, IQkEa
viii sisel vssiss, = 60 -
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TLUvANNA FEMALE INsTITUTE..

FLuvAINNA f 1zc1L4y. llN'sTlTurE.-
REV. p. s. HENSON. A. NJ. Principal,
Natural Sciences and Moral Philosophy,
Miss ELIZA A. -PUFFER, ~
1881 French and Botany. k,
Miss SUE v. WILLIAMS, So sHa
Aathemn tics and at;r .- s4ss
Miss MARY F. TAYLOR,
ss-7 Mathematics.
Miss MARY F. WILLIAMS
Natural Sciences and Bellies Lettres,
Miss v. GIlDEMEISrER,
Music and German.
The next session. of this Institute will commence
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY in October, and con-
tinue nine months. So
The Buildings are spacious and attractive The
location is unsurpassed for healthfulness The
course of instruction 10 comprehensive and tao
rough. The University method is adopted in the
daily Rotations and the final examinations for
graduation. 70
At the late commencement, letter was pre-
seuted to the Principal, subscribed by all the pat
Of the Institution who were present, from
which We make the following extract: 1--WE are as
sured by all we have seen of yourself and the In
stute, that It H. IN all respects, all that parents
and guardians could desire; and that the student
who fails to make progress under its fostering,
would hardly be likely to do much anywhere
Students coming by the Canal, will find a convey
sance at Bremo Bluff to take them to the institutes
four miles distant
Catalogues, containing full particulars, may be
obtained By application to the Principal Address
"FORK UNION, Fluvanna." jy 2l-dltw7t
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-. FOR SALE PRIVATELY, two small
e. BRICK TENEMENTS. on Int, between Broad
II and Marshall streets, fronting 81 feet. with
depth Of rs feet, now occupied b. good tsnastss-
Title indisputable. For terms afpwtt1ixER.
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an IL nd three very superior ones, made b. one OF
the oldest and best manufacturers in this eonsffyi
which shs! vii ss ys5y IgS, sGss Mis- W. mA Y
TkESSES, Gc BELVIN & ATKINSON.
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~ Alex. Mt, Aura.

CUnN1TuRE, Gtk0CEaJEs* CLOTHING,
~ &cy-WH - seId - anetions ~ my store. on
THURSDAY. Arg llseoasansnciug as q o'elock, 8
lot n seeen4. hand Fprnitur4. Re. - s. Us. .
- gROcE klES-W hiskey, Brandy. Wines, Soap,
Rsady Gsds Clothing, Dry Goods. shoes. Hats.
Caps. &c. - :. s.
Also, large lot Of Crockery and Glassware
~ - sfE1&s ALIEN. MOTT, Auct.
HOnAEs MULES, BTGGIES AND
IL ,,e,G Cows, AT AUCTION. Ar o. Is. Ear
FkaksTNA RkNES 1iER sTREET e ut
s, .gi, q Earnest's stable and lot, on SATURDAY
l.!yynNiNG, Anxust 18th, commencing 1t ll)<
9 si0ck. sevcIal 6ne saddle and harness HORSES;
me WORK MULES; BuGGIES; spring WAC
~ y ALEX. MOTT, Anct.