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DlCHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
u On Grace, bettcsen Third and Fourth SIS
Rev. N; .; H0GE, D. Dig pr,ncinsl

A. M. DUPUY, A. NJ, { lhhcip"lS'
Seminary for tine education of young ladies',
under the control of the above mentioned gentle
men vii! Re opened ~ the city OF Richmond on the
DR.. HoGE will have a Presidential supervision of
everything connected with the Institutions; and,
to much To- se w no scn %
structiop he will be present. day by day, at the lee
lures and Rotations; will personally acauaint
himself with the standing and proficiency of the
pupils, and do all in his power to promote their in
te,,ieotnal and spiritual Improvement
Mr: DuPUY viii devote his whole time to the di-
rect instrneton Of the young ladies committed to
his care. Those of them who are boarders win be
provision viii be made for their personal comfort,
in health and in sickness. This parental charge is
assumed with due appreciation OF It's responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
be employ ed in ogery department. The best mast
ers of French, German, Italian, Music, Drawing
anu falntns. VIII be secured. Great pains will be
not only to read and write it correctly but to speak
u wth iscihty 10 secure this advantage, a French
las s fss5ae Masn w ne lany 70
the Truths of Physical Science, and impress them
A frequent cause of the indifferent. proficiency in
Music Is the want oil time, and inducenient to
practice the lessons WHICH have been given by the
will be member of the household, and viii per-
sonaliy superntend tie pupils during the hours al
The Course OF Study viii comprise an that Is az
sential to complete and polished education, from
branches of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Sci
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted in priyate)
will be held at convenient Intervals and aways Al
the close of the session. and at the Completion Of
the whole course Of studies, Diplomas will be pre-
passed all the examinations.
Board for nins months ......... sam m
w ashing and Lights. a n
Tuition in Primary Department. .. - m
Tuition in Ordinary ENGLISH Branches H0fs1
Tuition IN Advanced ENGLISH Branches ~,
Modern and Ancient Langnages-each n n
Muslc--Focai and Instrumental tPiano and
Guitar1, one lesson for one hour mar
y,s = -. :. -, lO00
One half payable on the LIST day Of October. ia
and tho remainder ON the 18th Of FebruaTy. ias1-
insisted upon. @'' y
Deduction will be made for these charges, in cases
Of protracted sickness
Money Should also be deposited to meet thu .on-
ungent ex penaes of boarier.
Boarders will always accompany the Pr,ncipal In
the Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath. unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guarsiian in
which all proper facilities will te aifortied 10
enable them to attend the churches Preferred
DR.. HooE will take pleasure in answering sny let
tors Of inquiry with regard 70 the School.
All business letters should he addressed tn
je 3-3m A. VI. DUPUY, Richmond. Va.
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ELIGIBLE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
u DIES, IN THE GREEN SPRINGS NEIGH
BoRHooD, LoUIsA.:..The subscriber, having Sc
cured the services of Miss WILLIE TIMBERLAKE
as Teacher 70. her children. for another year.
has determined to enlarge the School heretofore
conducted by that, lady ut 'Sylvania," IN the
county of Louisa. She viii be able to accomIno
date four or Evo Young lady bcarders, IN addition
to the pupils already under the charge of Miss Tan
bcrIake The situation il in the Green Springs
ncighborhood, remarkable fer beauty and health,
and easily accessible by the Firginia Central hail
road. The utmost attention will be PAID to the
disci pine and comfort Of the Young ladies' that may
be entrusted to her care. whilst they viii ENJOY the
advantages of being placed under the eye oil
teacher highly gifted NOS. competent and con
scientious and of i1rge experience.
The following are the terms oil the Schpol:
For Board and Tuition the English
branches, French, and Instrumental Mu- -
For Latin, French, Spanish and Italian, 40
each. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ...,.-...-.---.- ~ "
or MUSIC. ~ w
The session Will commence on the lst day OF Sep
tenber next, and will end the Goth day OF June.
1850 The subscriber will send her carriage to Ire
villains Depot, Gordonsville, or LyEdsey's Turn
out. on the Central Railroad, distance OF SIX or
seven miles, to suit the convenience OF young Ia
dies arriving. Address, Nj. e. MORRIS;
Trevilian's Depot, Louisa Co.
81 The charges above include every thlng-no
sxfTnS To be added. au2 -dlm
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VALUABLE BHICK=yARD PROPERTY

IN PORT MAYO, AT AUCTION.-The sub
serlbers. intending to concentrate their force at
misses. on THURSDAY, the 18th inst. coinlIienc-
ing at o clock, P. NJ. the BRICK YARD on 0s
of Mr. George Turner.
There are four acres of land attached tn this yard,
the clay of which is equal. If not superior, tn any
in the neighboriood of the city. The Yard is sup
Piled with Sheds, Quarters, and other conve-
niences.
To persons DESTROYS of engaging in the Brick
making business, = rare opportunity is here pre-
scented for profitable investment.
:-0ne fourth cash the balance at 9, IL
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust decd.
GIINN & DAVIS.
J.Nrs NJ T.vtnR r. SnS All
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TERMS.
Board for nine months.
NE 11.v~ 7 s..Ls~

fsOD OIL.-20 bills. pure Cod Oil a snreriar ar
~ ticle, just received. dirsct. and Tor saie ~
an l5-St CHAS. I. WoRTHAM 6 CO.
IN HHD&. Prime Western Sides and Shout
~ ders landing per steamer tar safe ~
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LANES NJ. TAYLOR 4 soy, Aacts. " au6 i
LIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS AND 45
r. ~ Al, A NfT -n,IS In TIL T. TOW n OF GREEN

II VACANT LOTS IN THE TOWN OF GREEN.
WILLIE, ON 27rH. 3oTM AND 3lsT SITS, tUNioN
HILL,) AT AUCTl0N.-We will sell, upon tho
premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF August,
commencing at IA o'clock =. NJ. the following real
estate: lst Three houses and Lots on S0th street.
90 by 49, to an ALLEYS 3D. One House and Lot on Goth
street; Sd. -Four Houses and Lots on 9th street,
IS Ivy l4O. to an alley.
The premises are of medium sizo and supplied
with Kitchen, Stables, DC, well of Water on
each lot and now renting at fair rents to sood
tenants. . .
Building Lots, on the above named streets. having
more than the usual front and depth. The lots VIII
be divided to suit purchasers.
This sale affords an excellent opportunity to per.
sons of moderate means to provide themselves with
home, or lot for building purposes ut reduced
price.
years, Tor note or bonds, with interest, tpay able
aus JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Il son, Aucts.
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VALgARLE yAcA,NTJu LST 0N TIN

VALUABLE yAcANT Let On THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANk * RE TN j
request OF the owner, who resides in Mar, land, We
will Offer. at public salss upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 1s day OF AYsass aa az
lot ON the south sale of Franklin, between Goth and
2lst streets. 1t fronts Is feet ON franklin street.
~" This property is particularly adapted for tobac
co factory Persons desiring 20 secure such prop
TssMs.1one- fourth cash balance, st ., II and IS
months, for negotiable notes, INTEREST added, and
secured saS by 'f JAS s' r. TAYLOR asos Aye..
CUyMnL Il RAJ EsTATE : In THE
COUNTY OF Acknowledgements to 4 decree
Of the Circuit Court Of hsnr,eo an re ,s ss.e
the under commissioners, viii sell at pub
lie auction, to the bidder, on the premises
fair # not, the next iair day hereafter comInen
chg al IL clock NJ, the following very valuable
5s absas three miles from tho cit,
nond, being a portion OF the property Of the late
Ambrose .a matea. II he e SsAsrRILA tract
ing on the TufnpiAs. nae s OPPOSITE inc
there are valuable ice houses aud an e-pond.-
Ts saa u eia FEN ssns
map and survey can Be- seen at the office Of
Persons desifing To make enquiry about tee
above property. are referred to Messrs James d.
Taylor Il Son. or To either oil the undersigned, one
Of whom tHush NJ. Hutchesonl resides near the
premises. -, ::
cnaa and the residue Two equal Insfainie nts 81
one and two years from the day Of sale, ME credit
m 10 he secured BY negofiaile notes, with
interest adtied and the title retained lll the whole
purchase money is paid and . conseyanc directed
by the court.
Wheat and full possession oil each tract viii b. de-
i've red Il the end of the present year.
ALEX. b. HUcHESON,l
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BOARDING.

r yirt
30 DING have two beautiful sized
ID CHAMBERS, newly parered and nicely car
peted, suitable FOR families or scntlemen Adioin-
Ing the front chamber is a nice bed rocm FAINT
ant r"o,s,s rn.shed with sAs. and accessible to
bath reora' viii apply at ep ms. t. II. w yoyrs
| au Ie~st. Mayo ST., opposite Jews s, nsgosne.
| )OARp.- BOARD Tor a LADY and gentiesnan,
! ID and also Tor two siHgle gentlemen, in private
drrssin! fa;isr 10 Box sas. Richsnopd r. O., or
appca.ion mt this office. Terms made known al the
place 81 boarding. au l5-6ts
UAkING. TAKES TIE HOUSE FOR
opposite the Jews synasosus would bs pIsssed i,
Accommodate Gentlemen with DAY BOARD As
modations are sufficient for iargs number an
who wish to- obtain good board and home conform
will cal without delay. have one pleasant room
al 2-2w"
THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,
- CORNER MAIN ASs sru Sra
ne agoy /, house, now ~ its sixth year As hrst
heretoiere. The proprietor viii be happy to ac-
coinInoaaee travellers, as we'll as permanent board
eas, ana ~lt not relax IA attention to Sustain the
cHaIfctef ~ has attained. Js 26-lm'
SEMa E'rAw no's sES;lrInoRn.
4-.T1 FARE REDUCED
ae ne ce sSnrr PxR DAY at this splendid FIRST
Gepsleg'en's Ordinary, per day ...-.......s 2eo
y n' il@s~. &c John cAdRaR6EL, Pfopiei s
L CRAGHEAD STREET,
- nASyiLLE, VIRGINIA.
Win new inrnlture ana newly repslF GO We a.
THE TGNsTAfL HoDsE IS also the STAGE
Depot. !. G. WALTERs,(
| su-lyd W T. SIMMONS. 'o''''i''
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rur.EGRApHIC NEWS.
'arronrxo ron rnk RicnxosD p,srrAroa.l
Later from Mexico,

s.v Magnetic Telegraph LiNt--Ogfes. i39 Eagle
Sqaars, nata Street.
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PHILIP RAHM-
.,,, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
tAHf, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
at.>,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,. RICHMOND, Va,
aaiifA iNI FAcTIRER of Portable and Stationar,
oiEAM ENGiNEs Of any required power, with
e!ths, toeoniotIye, Fiue, Cylinder Boilers: Sn-
sst MN Circular Saw Mills Irons Tor Vertical
na@ aiiiis; Gflst Mills; Draining Machines Shin
~, i5Nth ana Flaming Machines Tebacco Fac
- s'pies OF every description, and all kinds of
M nos in iron and brass
.,it nv fhIs~cFiber was awarded by the u. S. Agri
W. r. hneiets held in Richmond, Va, October
iat1 tne GK4S GoID MEDAL az HnSoR for the bes;
IL ts aoiE STEAM ENGINE, for farm use
Wise ME-, ~ p,flnissIon, 10 Governor Henry A.
Nonc,,.,a SasSts. warwick X BaPksdale, Duniop,
ia IVY "'' and Haxail. crenshaw Il Co.
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ALEX. Is. HUCHES0N,l
JNo. A. HTCHES0N, Commas
hi Z io n fa1ticHgsoS,j ''onsr''
JAS. M. TAYLOR 4 SeS, Aucts.
4 24-1avtiAStdtds

~ xt-x3wtlasthtus
CHERIFFS'S SALE.-f,y virtue Of an exceu-
- ton in my hands IN ihe name 1t Pnt0n 4 Hill,
who sue Tor the bensht Of ". Harrisop. aE1iueg j.
a. Rane, shall sell in front Of the Cts Hall, IN
the city OF Richmond. on the l1th day e seyeeM.
the Hustilas. Of the said city. al the interest Of
Ann his interest said slave being estate for the
's Tsass - "a mo ". WRIGHT. D. s..
an D-ttd For II. x. Eli ssns 3. Y. T..
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ANTON ACADEs MY.

JOHN b. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
guases and Mathematics:
FLEMING JAMES, JR., A. NJ, University OF
Virzinla,l Ancient Languages, Spanish and
Italian
ties Tactics. and Enalish.
EDWARD HARDIK, Graduate Weimar College.
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
GERMAN.
Miss Z. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.
The exercises OF this school begin on the FIRST
MONDAY IN October, and continue ten iGsnths.-
Board Ni-hts extral and tuition in Ancient Lam
guages. Mathematics, &c. 1920 per session. Mo-
dern I.ansua5 es. each, $50 and Music, $50, extra.
For catalogue, or further information, address the
Prinoip pal. Hampton, Va. an 4-d2m
AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL, BROAD STREET,
WI BETWEEN 10TH AND ITE.-The nth Session
will commence ON MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and END
July LIST, 1860.
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REAL ESTATE roR sA1n

AAKGE NUMBER or VALUABLE
RcHNoSbo Isb ~ IN iMHfEFS9 s,lS fAeTs
SokSkR or Canal An saa ThRETsHIR REsN SIS
Who W.a close
We oher az private sale, on accommodating ferfns
ns ,nssss.t ,hs iolle.ins ysla.tIs ~. sss.s a..
corner OF sixth and Canal streets the one rentins
1Dr STs and the other renting for $50 per annnm
es w Trent feef' run back ia feet TO alley
I'd. A beautiful building Lot on the north aide Of
rsn'ins 80 feet running back $50 feet 10 sn sIisy,
feet, running back iss feet 10 an alley. "oAeAs =
c1 ss; most vninable Let on the south sido Of
ipg i7o feet, running back 10 feet 10 n slisy %
as 18th lot tho south side Of Grace
feet, runnins back l5v feet to an alley.
9Th 9TH Another Lot Of the same size, adjoining the
It'll, a beautiful Lot on the eouth side Of Grace
s nns ives. 81 q Pine street fronting 70 feet
pun. announcer Lot OF the same size, adjoining the
9Th. valuable Lot for Stores, on the north side
fronting ss feet running back i2s Feet to an alloy.
shall street, east of Henry street. ffontins = feet
running back lso TO an alley.
l9os. feet running back $50 ,eet or less to an
alley.
18th very valuable and adnirn bly, located Lot.
on the sonih side OF Clay, between yrd and lth
streets fronting ID Feet running hack l55 feet to an
The foregoing are for the most part among tho
most desirable building lots in or near the civ
The most OF them are located rsyy short distance
beyond the western limits Of Richmond, where
Real Estate IL last improving, and where MANY
dwellings, are being erected. For further pnrticu-
lars apply to GODDlN APPERSON,
au Io-dlw Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TN Il
v CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-Wo
offer Tor sale, privately, the following property be-
longing to tho estate OF the late N. H. Ragiand.
No. IA MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE At
the N. +. corner OF Grace and Adams streets The
lot fronts IS feet Grace street. and runs back
about las feet to alley The house is Of brick.
built IN the best manner containing II rooms with
all necessary out houses attached, Including ktch.
en- stables, carriage house, dc.
no. "A LOT fronting IS feet on Grace street,
No. "a BRICK TENEMENT on the north
side OF Broad street, between LIST street and Brook
avenue, lat present occupied by T. Moore, front
ing about ga feet on Broad street, and running
hack about l4j feet to paved alley. Tho house is
two stories high, and fitted for store and dwelling
with a good brick Kitchen. &c.
No "A BRICK TENEMENT on Broad street,
adjoining No; 5, fronting about the same, two sto-
OF the lot-say about l45 teet-anG for some years
Nos. S and S.@TW0 VACANT LOTS on Broad
street, adjoining the shove. each fronting "a. feet
and running back about lf5 feet to the alley.
For terms, which will he liberal. apply to
,.., RAGLANb'G BRO,
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1870 FALL AND WINTER. 1870

RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG CATOR & CO.,
lAro"r kfB 30 iSsaERsoF
BoN rEjr flEkS s 4ER EsA1iN,
'A0" Ely St ,ESS5HnE4s,
No. @ AND loFT' OF 2'' Bt BAhTiM6 saFEf Mr.
Offer a stock UNSURPASSED in the, United States in
variety and cheapness Orders solicited and prompt
attention gwen Terms-6 HOS; & per cent OF for
cash, par funds. au l5-2n
(NfY SCAVENGER The undersigned re-
that he is prepared to clean out houses, SINKS,
and other places OF deposit, and thoroughly lime
ner not in the ieast offensive to the premises on
which he may work. His wagon is so constructed
as To he air and water-tight.
Letter boxes may be found in the Mayors office,
anu =. rhs s drug store ,s Of mispsnsh Johnston
orders 10 II in tben, VII ha .i tt ~ al
SUE issm 'nS VIII promptly f IT, hhE 81
OFFICE RicuA' D & DANvlLLE r. r: Co..
dividend NoysCE.-Atf meeting s.ui s0 Of the
- President and Directors of this Company, held
Rssolred. That Dividend of FOUR per cent. Cor
four dolsrs per share be declared, payable to The
stoskhoders, or tneir. Ie.sl representatives., on
arttsfter the lst day of December next
Teste rios. VI. BRoCKENBRoUGH,
au lo-tsa Secy and Treasurer
\ selling his STOCK OF GROCERIES,, such as
Market Baskets, open and covered; Tubs, Trays,
sIe d water bnfaets two and three hooped; Rio
lowest to the hs hest; Bacon. Lard, Tea, Golden
Stfap;, BTuAhes al all kinds fine Liquors, Cigars,
&c all OF which he will sell lower than the lowest
Al sT upper pat e Fd 1s IGEe p
ItHMOND CITY MILLS FAMILY
Of new sEs F f sGi y'5 e
Wheat ttP nw ss1,ee sa a,e
Au l5-lw JOS. BRtMMEL & co.
- Successor to VIM. RITTER,
49, Governor street. Richmond.
Of sSa a ssss
The GOODS of the latest and most fashionable
styles. and made of seasoned timber AM, b, the
will do well to examine INV stock before buying.
Tf2EhTANss,A.rErEs, SSh ahfFtssEs.
TABLEss ,,s cHAMB'E FURNl.
SfShsf s. ! H HAi kHS SESs
B99k SasEss E EffEEdEEEssE2N TABLES
coTEEkk sE FuEsl t ESfkI ~ SRs sbbttIss J.,
with siiss, variety of other articles. ''''> 49,
CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA CIKED.
~ DIR. II. JAMES discovered, while in the East
fHtiiek, ctftdln cure lonSuiipttou. dstHliid,
Bronchitis, Conx his, Colds. and General Debility
The remedy discovered by HIM when his only
child gysn R TO de Ms sd
beneiitiHg his feow-lnortss, he will send to those
who wish il. the recipe. containing full dreetonsor
masking aud successfully using this remedy free
receipt OF their names with stamp for return post
age. Address o. z. BROWN & CO., % and 50 John
street, New York city. jy 29-wsm
n u. CHALkLEY, Dealer In Leather, Shoe
~. Findings, Oil, Tanners Tools, Re-, and I'm
porte. OF French Calf Skins, 18th street, between
MAin and Cary, Richmond, w., IL now III receipt
OF large and excellent stock of goods appertaiBing
t2 his business, to which he the att OF
q ~ want, as they will be sold VERY Low FOR
oAth, or To panetual customers.
mh 2-d3m&cwly o. IL cHALKLEY
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EpucAuoN


Ans. Ans D61SG RliS6ksS go 40
vI ACADEMY, near Chester, viii Commence ~
next sessi0n October lsf la9s sud eoatizae I'm
The laestion Is resaartably ksaitky ana e,,.i,,.
tween Richmond and Petereh0rE. -.
der tho charge OF Mrs. MfNOR, whnsa kn Y. ~.
character and experiences are sufficient Euarsntv
Of her fidelity and efficiency.
Ihe Literary Department will be under theehnrse
of Miss ADA By Ron MINOR, aitisd by her s,sfsrs
and other competent instructors
The course OF studics will embrace every branch
Of Ensiish. together With French, Latin, Nusia
Reference is confidently IUade to all the foymey
patrons of the school, and to all who have An,
knowled1 q of It's character.
No deduction made for loss Of tine. except in
|, cases of protracted Illness.
TERMS:
Board including washing, sh.s, fuel, 4 c. per seq
sion OF nine months ...:-...~.....,...SlsO 90
Instruction in English, for all over ii years y
of age. -. 30 60
Music on Harps two lessons week, nm hour
each, ...-.-.-..-.....-........ 70 90
Piano. .......-......-.... ..'s-......s-... 90 "
Guitar so %
Use OF instrument ;;....-...,.-...s-..... SEQ
French and Latin, EACH ~ %
PAYMENTS half in advance. the other half at the
end of the session:
lars will be sent.
n = 60 tpsn
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sale. JNO b. GARDNER
Hanover co., Aug. 18th. $50. an l3-2tawtds
By Jas. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Auct's.
VI EVA TED AND DESyKARIY Lf

AND UNION HILLS, AT AUCTI0N.-We will
sell on THURSDAY. the 18th day of September
1889; commencing at Az clock eight LOTS, stu
ated as above. Three of these lots front on south
side Of Clay. between 18th and 10Th streets, oppo-
site the residence of Mr. c. b. Lipsconlb, the others
trent on west side OF sd, and east side of Union
and CONCURRENCE streets south of Peasants street.
All OF these lots are Just without the corporate
very the business portion OF the city by the
streets recently opened from Broad street, east of
2lst street,
TERMs-One quarter cash; the residue at l. s, u
and I6 months. for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained.
au Is JAS. Nj TAYLOR & SON, Anct,s.
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HUGH N. HUTCHINSON.
= .CIIJ4WICK'' FOR kALE,-The

- "CIIJSWICK'' FOR kALE.-Ths sub
scriber offers for sale. privately, hls FAM,
- called chiswiek, situated ~ niIes vess ct
Richmond. on the Three choppsd losd. Ihsss
lent meadow. Qns-third V under eulsiva9icr aad
into fields.
The improvements consist a IN sxcsllsstoNs and
half story framed Hcuss, With brick basements
with good barn, corn houss. smoke hosse. ktohsa.
and fruit esosss The SsaisS q d Siass . Sso-
verbally good
inc the premises fer themselves.
Also, two good COWS for sAles
jy 6-3ms GEO. q. kAALL.
- FOR &ALE--A ANAL p m q oRq ksn4reA
AcFps. ens mile bsycnd ths tersnlqa1e9 oltna
- Nschaaicsviile TurnDikey shoq} ~ 81 AAh
miies ffom Richmond. - a exneNegs oeaenooS-
hood, and u shs iuamsdlsts vasis.sy 81 ~ g
ing With -Four rooms. ard slI nSsss ~ sssSss9 y
choice fruit trees, y. - 60.
II viii 10 sold for oas-feefn go tee 1880
sst. Fcsssssioa given in''seafss12 I61b&k
$50 = nrceA ssssse ~ 80.
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NEW KENT COURTHOUSE TAVERN.
IN STOkE-HOUSE AND APPERTENANCES
For SALE.

On THURSDAY, the 18th day Of September next,
(that being Court day for New Kent county shali
offer for sale, ION the premises, the above
property. II consists OF ss3 acres of LAND by late
occupied, and which deducted would leave 500
acres of valuable farming land, with mari OF tha
parts. The farm is divided by the stage road lead
ing from Richmond TO williamsburg, giving about
4S9 acres on the saxth and I7 on the north side,
and would readily make two farms: The land is OF
the rest tide water Virginia soil. The York River
R"Isad nea t H. ss
House, Kitchen, &c. 1t will be sold privately, il
desired br the subscribsr, ut any time before the
above date. Ny Post-0 flee IS Old Church. Hano-
yer county. va.s Reference may also be made to
WsmIle & Claiborne, Richmond.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

y Ma TT EMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or profcients of all the schools of the
University of Virginia, have united to establish
permanent School of high order. Church Hill.
and hope to he patronlzed by parents, especially in
the eastern portion OF the city.
TERMS:
tPer session Of atns months, half in odrGrce.
Ordinary English branches 80. ..-..S 5000
Higher English. including book keeping. -. 400
Ancient and MOdarn LANGUAGES, each. ..-... 1905
RsfsrsHees-Facuty University of Va: Charles
Il. Winston. President Richmond Female Instl
tute; DR.. F. w. Hancock; Or. Albert Snead; Rev.
A. =. Dickinson; DR.. G. w. Briggs DR.. Jno. Knox
J. J. EnSlish Esq; VIM. Folkes, Esq, Clerk Hen.
rico COUNTY; Turner Richardson, Esq; Thomas J.
St3rkc, Esq, Richmond.
Razor further particulars, circulars.
LARKiN WILLIS.
JNO. Nj. WINFREE.
CRUNCH H ILL, Richmond, June 2lst, 1859.