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EDUCATION.

~ The Sixth Session will begin October ID, 1859,
a1 cnasI .as H. sane sucoeed. Rev. b.
MANY, Jr.. as President Under his adnnistra-
srand objects for which The institute was founded,
and which now for five years ID has so successfully
csFrisd out, VIII ever be kept IN view.
]. To teach ersrythins that should form part Of
os ad .asea TO
progress, from the first elements to the nighest
ps II ea Ss e c aa' Dc
;. To teach whatever Is taught fhosossh1v ana
'' CHARLES H. wIS SsiTSbSsA 4. NJ. uniy Of va
President and Prof of Moral Science and English
Rev. j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
o9 JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ. tUnv of va,
4. <. LEWIS, NJ d. Natural Sciences.
Prof F; EMIoN, tof PARIS, French. n.n.
Miss S. NARY /. LE H@isSg'H Drawing, Paint
senior CARLOS C. .MERA, Spanish and Italian.
soHN W RREEvE -, Pep mias \ VALENTINE
will continue to teach the English branches IN me
Collegiate, and Miss JANE ). sTAHARD' WIS; Az M
Prepa1atory De ea Some Assistants viii be
I he President will hear the Rotations of az the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten-
ton to the Primary pupils:
fPer session of nine months half payable in ad-
vance, October /, 1o59-remainder, February IA,
1862 - -,
English Tuition in Preparatory Department.S30 90
French in Preparatory Department, ........ 10 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department.. 50 %
Ancient and Modern Languages. each. 20 90
Music ON Piaso, with Vocal Music. 80 90
Music on Guitar - - - ........... 40 90
Use Of instrument Observation-Disclosures. s 90
Vocal Music alone. (taken by all. in classes,1 90
DRAWING, Needlework, or GTecian Painting. 20 90
Oil Painting. so %
Board including every thing excep. washing. 100 90
Washing. ~ 90
Ministers daughters will be received at reduc-
ton of one fourth, on all the above charges.
10 No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for alb
senee.
1t will be noticed that the Price Of Board has been
rednced from SEQ to sl60. No change is contem-
plated In its quality. With our ample accommo-
dations. it was thought the reduction could be af-
forded. and that ii ought. therefore, 10 be made.
Boarders are regarded as members of the Presi-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should I've deposited with him. and all let
tiers Tor them sent tn his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, on the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
jy 23-21am Richmond, Va.
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John Randolph Tucker DR.. d. II. Tucker, Rich
mond Va: St. Geo Tucker. ashland Va, Hon.
4. NJ 7: Hunter Loyd's. Essex CO., Va; Hon.
Moore, d. D., Richmond, Va: Right Rev. Bishop
Johns, Alexandria, Va; Rev. Chas II. Read, D. D.,
Hon. Henry a. Wise, Richmond, Va; Judge II. H.
Marshall. Charlotte G. H., Va. Rev J. R. Ora
ham, Winchester. Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
CirtersviHe. Va: DR.. Gessner Harrison. Dr. Jas.
l.. Cabell. University of Va. DR.. Il. II. Cabe, Mr..
K. 7. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A: A. Chap
man, Mr., Allen L. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver BIerne, Mr..
John Echus, Union, Va.
For further information, address -
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
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~ CHICKERiNG PIANOs.-A new and

ra CHICkERENG PiANOS.-A new and
NTrEfull supply of these splendid iEstrume nts
tt II ihaye been recsi we'd
In addition to the beautiful BOIX De SOIX, the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we have
now the B0UDOIR, aspendld instrument of an up
right form.
The Chickering's have received IS First Prize Me-
dals, all over renowned competitors and from first
rank Institutions and + airs of America and of Eu
rope. They have manufactured and sold more Pa
nos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the best and
most permanent Improvements that have brough t
the Piano to its present perfection and by the great
niences. they can sell full fifty per cent. cheaper
han any other factory. None OF their Instruments
cave the wareroom without their having been full
ly inspected by the best artists
AS their factory has never more than one agency
in city, in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold By the subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
WARERooMs-North side of Broad street. near
Ninth, and at HaBLTsToN & Bios, No. 1853 Main
street NATH'L CARUSf. Sole Agent
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iy 1h-dtlst0

4 LLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL. AT BLUE
~ SULPHURS SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
w. ]. MORRlSETT, a. NJ, Principal. and In
Structor in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in An
cient and Modern Languages.
r. D. BEACH, A. b., instructor IN Moral Phos-
ophy aud En-llsh.
GtO W. BUSTER. Steward
The session will begin October 1st and close the
last day of June, 1860 The exercises continue
without interruption on Saturdays, and there is
mas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including every
thing except lights, $40. payable one hall LIST Oc-
tober, balance 18th February. Candidates for the
ministry. of any evangelical denomination, who
come suitably recommended, receive tuition free.
Sons of ministers pay half price for tuition Books
furnished at the Springs at Richmond prices.
For pamphlet, containing Autograph OF the place,
plan, &C., &C., address
VI. NOR RISETT, Principal,
au 4-2m Blue Sulphur Springs p. O., Va.
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xA& FOR SALE-A small FARM of one hundred
HN Acres, one mle hey ond the termination of the
Mechanlesyiie Turnpike, about SIX and u half
miles from Richmond, in an excellent neighbor-
hood and ~ the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches: The Improvements consist of a DWELL
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out 0uld-
choice fruit trees
II will be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
on credit OF one, two aud three years with inter-
est. Possession given immediately. Fppy TO
j.. II. THOMAS.
jy e-ts 80 Bread street, kichmond.
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CHURUH HID ENGLisH. CLAsNiCAL.

= MATHEWATICAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The undersigned, both
graduates or pro6cients Of al! the schools OF the
University OF Virginia. have united to establish
permanent School OF high order, Gil Church Hill.
and hope to be patronJzed by parents, especially in
the eastern portion Of the city.
TERMS:
Per session Of ten months, one haEf in adCarce}
Ordinary English branches ................ 5000
Higher English, including book -keepin 40 o.
ancient and Modern Languages, eac!i ...... 1000
RgtrsnceS-Facult University OF Va. Charles
Il. Winston, President Richmond Female Insti
tute; Dr.. F. w. Hancock; Dr. Albert Snead; Rev.
A. +. Dickinson DR.. 6. W. Briggs DR.. Jno. Knox;
J. J. English, Esq; VIM. FOXES, Esq, Clerk Hem
rico county Turner Richardson, Esq.; Thomas J.
Starkc. Esq, Richmond.
aA- For further particulars, see circulars.
LARKIN WILLIS,
JN0. Nj. WINFREE.
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2Ist. 1859.
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TA2i VIfENA, CLASS n ID 4. Il Il sfEN-
4aAWARE, III MAIN STREET.-l am now IN
~ receipt OF my fall stock OF goods, emhrncing
almost every variety of CHINA, GLASS
and EARTHENWARE. in sets and by the piece,
also keep constantly on band fine assortment %
CUTLERY. JAPANNEp WARE, ORNAMENTS
of great variety; LOOKING, 81 ASSES, LAMPS
and cANDELABRAS;S STONE WARE, at factory
prices; Green and Black TEAS. &c., &c.
My stock for the wholesale trade have selected
with great care and feel assured that can sell on
rs good terms any re-packing house at the
North. as | receive the greater part OF my goods
direct from the manufacturers. All goods packed
with care and shipped promptly.
3l-6w o. Ii. TAYLOR, III Main ST.
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PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Acauia
Greek and Washington.
"a For further information. apply at this ofice
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
SAN'I RUrH. Snn't.
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Mrs. HKVOn Els
w BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

M NS. IIFkVUA z
We BOARDTNG AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The session of this School will commence on the
LIST of October, 1882 ei erd the LIST day of July,
1860.
taught, including the hlodsrn 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 viii be made TO
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
Terms:
{ One half payable in advance-the balance on the
18th of February, 1862
Washing. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
Lights. Observation-Disclosures 90
English tuition, (higher branches, )....... 40 90
Modern Languages, leach Observation-Disclosures 20 90
Latin. % 90
Music Professors fees}
Use of instrument. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 80 %
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

Ga CHINA, QUEENS.WARE
eEas AND GLASS.
1854 BUTLER, SON g. FkANKLIN,
Hsal LATE w. +. BUTLER,t
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL DEALERS,
No. ~, Main Street Richmond, Va,
Have now store and will be receiving IN all this
month. a arge and general assortment Of CHINA,
QUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE. LAMPS,
LOOKING GLASSES. CASTORS, and a variety
Of FANCY GOODS, which they offer, at wholesale
and retail. upon the most favorable terms.
We cordially invite the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina, and Tennessee to inspect and
price Goods, feeling confident that we can offer
such inducements to purchasers Of us rs must Sc
cure their orders.
IA. Tie most careful attention given TO packing
goods securely. and forwarding them with dispatch
ar
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MISS ANDERs0N WI re -open her SCHOOL

VI the l5rH SEPTEMBER, in the house on Grace
street. between 4th and 5th streets. next above Dr.
Snead's residence. aud nearly opposite Centenary
Church. to which IA large Yard is attached, where
ing their recess. 2-tI5thOe
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RS3 BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE offer
--s1 for sale small FARM. seven miles below
Richmond, on the middle road, containing one
the balance in woods. The cleared land is mostly
level, and with little assistance will produce well
Of the usual crops. A portion of the land IS well
adapted to the raising Of vegetables, &c. The i'm =
proveuents are suitable for the accommodation Of
a moderate size family. will sell great bargain
in the Farm, and will take, in exchange, city prop
erty. For terms, &c., apply to
RO. b. LYME. Land Agent.
OtE.n hasa q n Ii al
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RAfsfNS. RAgsiNs. .sao ~. Ia.a -;
- s'ils, Tor iah,siy use, in whoie half and onar
se' eoAss; !uat received, Tor sale by 1N''
LOUIS ]. RoSsIEBx.
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- RAIJROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON

%SN long CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
--A-r OF INTEREST.-7The Hannibal and $; 10 g.
OF LAND, lying in the State of Missouri. which
was granted, by Act OF Congress, to aid in the con-
struction OF their Road offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands within six,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad, which
is now completed and open for use throughout its
entire length, (206 miles and runs through eoun
try which is unsurpassed by any the saubrity of
its climate the fertility of its soil, and the extent
of its mineral resources
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company, or address, by letter.
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner II. Il st. 20. X. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
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s.ixTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
IA. MECHANICS INS1I l. y T.,
PROMOTION OF TH / MECHANIC ARTS:

VA. NECHASiCS' INSTITUTE,
PROMOTION OF T pfE MECHANIC ARTS:
RTCHM0ND, KA:,,
The SIXTH ANNUAL Ex III BlIl0N ol the
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSIlI IL, viii
open in the new and spacious Hall on w street
on " WEDNESDAY, the 18TH or OCIubtk; ana
the Board Of Managers invite Mechanics, Manu-
lecturers Artists, Inventors, and al others both
ia VIRGINIA and ia all the OF 'er States OF this
MON tn ayail themselves OF the opportunity thus
afforded To display their taste Ingenuity ana skill
IN tho collection about to be exhibited.
The Halls of the Institute are SO arranged that
de uogitors will have ample accommodations to dis
piay their Goods to the best advantaee. The NJ a
CUINERY DEPARTMENT. is entirely separate
from every other where MOTIVE POW Err will
not be reanired: and no pans will be spared To
give each exhibitor u fair opportunity OF showing
his maciIineTy. "a =.
their fayors to the Institutes; for without "A liberal
share of their handiwork, the Exhibition would be
shorn of one of its most attractive features.
carefully classed, and competent persons on,y will
The Premiums to he awarded Will be money or
fis eqafraieRt, in sums varying from So to 5 100.
For second and third class articles, Diplomas or
Certificates OF Merit.
The Hail Will be open for the rece ptiou of arti-
Giles MONDAY, the 9TH OF OCTOBER, and
goods intended Tor competition will be received un
I'll MON DAY. the l0TH OF OCTOBER.
ANY information ia reference to the details OF
the Exhibition, will be promptly gwen. by add
ing VIM. FORBES,
Sc 7-3w Chm of Exhibition Committee.
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:. W. THILOW-PianO.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER

TERMS:
For Board .........-.-.'...-.. $500 co
For Washing. .. -. ........... % %
For LIGHTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 20
For FueI ....... 49,. ............, 10 90
For Ensiish Tuition Observation-Disclosures. 40 10
For Modern Languages each. go. ......... 20 W
For French, when studied exclusively of
the English branches. ..--.......... 40 60
For Latin Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
For Literature. Observation-Disclosures. % 10
For Music on Piano, Guitar, Organ or Singing:
Forone lesson tof an hourj a week 40 90
For two lessons (oi an hour q week.. 50 90
Fer three lesson {of q n hour week. -. 100 I'D
For four lessons tof an hour) a week.. leo OD
For Sacred Music in class. .......-.... 10
For the use of Piano. Observation-Disclosures. 10 U0
For Drawing, from Models. .......-...... % 0e
For Drawing, from Nature 80 %
For Painting in Water Co0rs. ....-...-... 40 W
For Oil Painting. ................. ....... 90 W
years of age ...... $50 80 co
~, No extra charges.
All letters to be addressed to
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
I'm icht
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%sss FGU SALE. \ SPLENDID EOCA-
1TTE TON FOR A SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, ON
--'sss THE MECH ANICSVlILE TT RNPlkE ONE
MILE FROM RICHMOND.--Th subscribers
have been requested to sell privately. one of the
most beautiful lots Of LAND anywhere in the
OF the MachanicsviIe Turnpike, near the toll gate,
and contains 1s1f acres, and is part Of what is
called 'Woodville Tract" lt is swell enclosed has
ings and a well of excellent water. We VIII sell
the entire place. divide it into three or four lots
TO suIt purchasers, as NAV be deemed best. Apply
to bOUDlN All EhSON,
- oo-Iowlr Auctoneers.
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w, N0TICE.--We most respectful

90 ~ call the attention of our friends. III
customers, and the public generally. to our ~
assortment OF EQOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, CAR
PET BAGS. VAlICES. &c, as they will find the
largest and best assortment of Goods in our line
expressly for retail, that can be found either here
or elsewhere, and at all prices. either Of own
manufacture, or of the best Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please call and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL x CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
Of Boots. Shoes, &C., No. l27 Main street.
Richmond Va
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On BBLS. EXTRA h SUGAR, inetore for
OO sale by WM. WALLACE SONS,
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- FOR SALE..-A small r tract or LAND

k&SR on the New Bridge Road, three miles east of
. the City of Richmond, known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. Dr. Christian, DR..
s. A. Hart and others. The above tract contains l25
acres and is situated in pleasant and desirable
1t has upon 1t . very good Dwell
LING HOUSE. containing or 10 rooms, with
OF wood and water. The soil is produce
tve, and is we'll adapted TO the growth of all kinds
of grain, grass. &C., and would make most desl-
!ahle vegetable garden. II is highly susceptible of
improvements, and by the ludcious use of lime
and guano, can be made a desirable farm, as the
lstaetory results from the of these manures
on other lands in the neighborhood will attest The
above property is offered for sale privately on lib
erai and accommodating terms, or would be ex-
changed Tor city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS K HOLLADAY
18th street, between Main and Franklin
au Its Richmond. Va.
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PRIMARY StHOOL MRS. JULIA &.
JOHNSTON will open School for small Boys
and Girls, at her house, on Third street. between
September, 1859, aa l6-5w
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T. MAYO STREET.-Ths SIXTEENTH SEES
SION nj INV School will commence on MONDAY,
the a6th September next, in the basement OF the
Unyersalist Church. W.,
and Mary College. and well recommended q
teacher, viii aid me in the Classical and Mathe-
Mons. c. BOULANGE, a faithful and laborious
teacher. will instruct in French.
Mr. JOHN A. CAIY0 will give instruction in
Drawing and Mr. JOHN w. REEVE in Book
Keeping and Penmanshp.
Terms, &c, rs heretofore.
For any further Information, apply to me, after
the sth September, at the Richmond House, or ad-
dress me. through the Post Office.
au 22-d6Wf C. p BITRPISS
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!. VALUABLE FARM AND GRANITE

rs Q I'ARRG. ON JAMES RIVER. n CHES-
<-S-= TERRIFIED COUNTY, FOR SAIE:-The
subscriber offers fer sale. privately, his FARM in
Chesterfield, located on James river, about seven
miles from the city of Richmond.
The tract contains 76l acres, of which about one
half is arabic. consstnS Of improved high land.
some % TO 40 acres of river low rounds, and agood
deal OF branch land The quality Of the land is good,
being we'll adapted To the growth OF the taple crops
of this region. The buildings the p ace have all
been erected within the last few years, being ample
for the wants of the farm
The QUARRY is now IN successful operation.
under the management OF MeSSrs. Fort Hill. to
whom reference is made for It's quality and charac
te Inn 2l-l2tnW4Wk CHAS. u. ERlEND.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

FoVnls>roNEFs' CERTIFICATE.-The under
si-net. sworn Commissioners To superlntend the
drawing Of the Sparta Academy Lottery. do hereby
c.rulS if1t the above IS an accurate list OF the.
numbers and prizes they were drawn by us this
ain = At An
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

.as VERY DESIRABLE FAR NJ AT HUN
Aye GARY WATER STATION. IN HENRICO
-sA.e CO.. EIGHT MILES NORTH OF RICH
MOND, CONTAINING lS3 ACRES, FOR SALE.
We are authorized by Mr.. Benjamin L. Anderson
to sell the Farm located as above. now IN hlS occu
pancy. The most of the qad Is open and in a me
dow as well as high land. The buildings on the
place nearly new having been erected only "a
nerhbcrhood now remarkably good embracing
MANY of the most respectable farmers of the coun,
ty. The Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
runs through the land. and the cars stop at the
Hungary depot. about 200 yards from the dwelling,
so that persons doing business i'll Richmond can go
up and down on tine railroad twice daily. at such
hours as may suit their convenience; also. offering
unusual facilities for the Transportation oi ma
the tract he enlarged by purchases OF land adj
joining. profitable lee business may he connected
anxious to sell, the price and terms of payment
Will he made very reasonable. Apply TO-
:, 1,,-l1. LSNNllN a AHHERSllN. AnctS.
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ia NUT1CE.-Was con united to the Jail Of
IN this county, Bedford, VAL on the 18th day
d. of July last, 1850, as runaway, a negro man,
N calling himself HENRY HALL: i've feet
-~~E-three inches high; scar over the left eye;
long bushs hair; copper color. Had on when COM
united gray cassnet pants, cadet stripe down each
leg. wool knit Shirt 0w-crown soft hat about p or
20 years of age. JOHN ii. EUBANK,
an 27-6w Tailor.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

j. C. LITTLE, (. NJ, PRIXciPAL.
The first session OF this School Will begin October
lst 1859. and close July LIST, 1900 The situation is
well known as one of the most healthy in the State.
si " @ VIII r. nsfi r. pE
VIRGINIA, of which institution the Principal is
an A. NJ.
The accommodations being limited, about % pu-
pills only will be received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal at Orlean T. o., Fau2uier
county, Va.
TERMs-S23o per session.
REFERENCES.
Gov Wise DR.. Jas. Bolton,
Mrs. Fearam, DR.. B. r. Wexford,
g. A. Myers, Esq, Z. X. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. c. Dimmock, ]. A. Weston, Esq,
Thas r. Price, Esq, Rie4nroad, Va.
DR.. H. w. Bailey, Henry Reiman, Esq.
Baltimore, Nd.
DR.. j. Riley, Gsorgstotoa. ID. c. jy l-sms
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:. SnIIRE.S SELECT CLASSICAL

Il. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. CORNER OF
MAIN AND lsr SfREEfS.-The 18th session
vii! commence September 26th 1853. The School
thoronsh!y taught bs the Principal, aided by Prof
GAMBlN in the French, and j. A. CALTO in
Drawing. Persons wishing To see the PRINCIPAL,
can do at any time before the opening. 10y naming
place ot appointment, IN note, through Post Office.
L
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> EMOyAL.
Ks GEORGE. b. STEEL.
OIID DENTS
has removed his Office and residence from No, .si
Main street TO the coRSEg or srn ANb AIN sfs.'
SIR daofs ADORE hss old sfaad, where he - pre-
pared, msfk Increased facilities, 10 perform I'll
nef. -. 81
An experience OF nearly ten years ~ hts pas,-
ness enables hun 10 guarantee SATISFACTORY " ~
ery instance. .s.. -.
FOR RENr--one or two good ROOMS, Ia hsse-
ment, suitable for an atfce. Apply TO a .
sc S-lm VI ~ =
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FAX vi IN " rs IA II y Y ~ y ", y
2TkT Y FOR SALE.-SUBJECTT TO TIE con
----e FIRMATIoN OF THE COL Ri or CT rs rs
TERRI ED. will sell the FAM on winch t,c mr..
on the old Turnpike, aboutS miles from Richmond,
and contains about 2ttl. acres more or less About
100 acres are cleared and in good state OF cuitVa
tion-the remainder in original growth Of oak and
pine timber. Terms liberal and made known on
day OF sale, which will be the 18TH DAI or OC
R0BER next, Of far; if not, the next fair day
thereafter.t .,, :, >,
ofthe Personal PROPERTY (except Negroes
which consists of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNTTTRE FARMING UTENSILS, CROPS
OF CORN. FODDER. SHUCKS, OATS, &c,
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, &c, &c.
w. g. CLARKE,
SO I7-diw& y3y Admir- of c. Hancock.