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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TILE
Oily OF RICHMOND. EOR SALE.

WE OFFER Tor sale privately, Ne following property,
w belonsn. 10 Ill. c.'a!r o'e !ae y. II. HaSlSni de-
ceased, viz;
No. Ia mos; sir ,hlc 'r.!l"ucc 3. the NORTHEAST
corner II Grace AMI Aas street., The lot fronts 81 feet
OF Grace street, and rl- back about ~ Zee: 10 alley
Til" hou-- Is Of brick bull. Ia tie bet .ler aiming
rooins with all necessary Ouiouies attached, ircl9dins
kitchen, stables, Carriage House, -.
No "A lot fronting Is fest Grace stree. ard AL
joiniI: the above.
NJ. a brc: Tenement on the North side 81 broad
street between inst street and Brook tsr, present
occupied by l. Moore, fronting about ~ feet Broad
street, and .iinc back about IA feet to paved alley
The lIou-c Is two stories high ani a,d or store aud
dwelling with good brick kitchen, &C.
No. IA Er.ck terer1eu, Broad street, adjoining No
g rOn'in about the sIinc, wo stories high, and the
rannnS baSk the full depth or the lo about rs feet. and
fer scar nEst In the occupancy OF ~ Mccormack.
Nos. jsndG 1.-Two Vacant Lots on Broad street. adjoiu.
ing the nbo9c, each fronting 2sH feet aud running back
about 10 feet 10 :lle alley
For terms, wlc. vii be- liberal apply TO
RSGLASD MOTHER
AG- lt-dGtSg;f Corner Main and oh strce,s.
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Indicted for Returning a Runaway Negro.


S.roy. Sept. l2.-Thc Grand Jury o
unstable county has indicted Captain Dor
sd o.. the brig Robertson, Mr.. Gorham Crow
ae owner, and Captain Bacon Of the scloon
..zabcth, for returning to slavery one Go
..'us Jones, who escaped on board the bris
;trtSon at Pensacola.
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$50. FALL TRADE.
FISHER d WINSTON.

No. l25, Mas STREET, E,crxosp, vrs'rsii
RE now receiving their FALL SCPTtIhSs o. tIfe
N DRUGS and MEDICINES, eno,Sv Gi.sa nv
sfrfFs. FANCY Articles, HAVANA CIGARS PER a:
FUMERY &C. all Of which haze been oa Sbo Se
and othcr. Their stock consists, In the whole
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VALIABLE TIMnERED LAND FOR

SALE ~ NEW KENT.
r sIue Of decree OF the Circuit Court .or the
i": New k.t, entered 1t the Fall terra Of said Court
ID. u tie suit al "Appcrson Appersons ll.ir.
-. . special Commissioner, by Public Auction. the
highest bidder. OF THURSDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY
uf OCTOBER, i>j,. Court day) that cIcYen piece Iof
1nherc,l Land known as "DlLLARDS." Of which the late
p Appvrson died seized conainu: LIS 200 acres
Said land has II the finest lot Of Pine timber IN
til, vicinity, distant, three miles from the ranunkey River
where ready sale lie met with fur /: ~ Northern
SELF.
TGHrsA rei OF G. l.? ani Is months will BE- givcn e.,
rep, for small dcfrsy the costs Of sale the prr
CHASER being required 20 awe good personal security and
the title withheld until the last payment and transfer d.
reced by the Court Ahhrcs, New Ken; Court House.
IN. 7. TAYLOR,
Sept i1-c.,is Special Commissioner.
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NTANTED.-For the United States Army, -
w (Mounted service.l ab!.-bohie'l, unmarried d -
men, TO whom will be giyen good pay, board, 1PSl
clothing and medical ATTENDANCE. Pay from tl2-
10 &2. per month. Musicians also wanted Apply at th-
l. y. MOORE,
l.. Lieut.. ist Dragons.
Zen, s--.,f Recruiting odcer.
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RUNAWAY.

4 BSC0NDED FROM TIE SERVICE OF THE JAMES
n RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY, on the 18th OF
August, negro named HARRY, who belongs to Slr
John H. Dcjarnette, OF Caroline county HAIRY quite
black, and small In statue He Is doubt, In Caroline At
this time; and the James River and Kanawha Company viii
pay whatever the law allows In such cases and 80 besides
person who will apprehend and conaue him IN Cary
Street JAIL In Richmond. z. L. CHM,
Sent l2--cr supt J. Il. and h Canal.
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Msrcli.
INSTRUCTORS
HILARY r. JONES. NJ A., Il. vi VI PElSCl"it.
WI. Il r0NTAlNE ~. a., IL. Of Va
4. /. MATTHEW'S, VI. \.
DRAWING AND PAINTING
JOHN 4. CALlO Of Richmond.
Er:srsscr--The Pacuiy .: IL. University % Virginia;
Prot: Wa J. Martin, Chapel lli y. C.. rrof,. Owens and
>,raugc Richmond College; Hon. NJ Mason. Winchester;
Judge WIZ i. Robertson, Hon. ;. Lrakc, j. II. MaSu
der, Esq. Al6eilare: r. W. Cocmar judge X. II. Cole
man. Caroline; Rev H. Strnsri;Ow, Charles Morris. Eda
Morri-, W. G. Wiciaa, E:q Hanover wyndhaH Robert
son, X. B IIaXli VIM II. Iiaxa. Id"n Robinson, T.
Brown, C. I. Workman, j. Ii. Clambcrlayn- E,q-.. Rich.
nond; James X. Marshall, Graz Carroll EsIs, FauIuicr
Having Withdrawn from the Hanover Academy, take
great plcasure!n Recommending: my successor, Mr. H. r.
JoSE-. ~ the confidence ami patronage u the public Mr..
Jones has been associated will; me- III the conduc, Of the
Academy, for the last three years, and therefore speak
knowingly Of his qualifications Instructor lie
grneuan scholar aud, what IS equally important, la,
uncommon aptitude for the management OF BOYS. Th"sc
who may decide place their under his charge WILL
feel confident have TO r"srr. ny removal from
N. corps Of Instructor.
To the shil,s Of III. Assistants: a!sn give the most
unIullif.Itc7tlMony. LEWIS VI. COLEMAN,
Late Principal Of lis..yIyr Academy
tE- for further particulars, sl'rc.-
II. J.. JONES, Taylorsrllr.
f,,f- I'm. I,1.nN
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.TrST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
-, o-rc.. No. 1879 Main Street. Mshn'ond, "a
.sr,rrrp FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FROM EUROPE.

.,,,. ro,xr. Sept. l9-The steamship Anglo
,-,r, liverpool with dates TO the lis: Aug,
>SN'.i i, a sunday afternoon. The Steamship icr'-
s,r..yel til Southampton on the %lr' Nu=ns'',
" ,T.w Of the Ben Bolt, were saved from 'h' wreck
'.., commercial news ny TIE inso-Sax" ~ 'e'n
.n,,cl by the arrival oi the Ocean tlnsci.;
-. Gt-Ic .,lc.raphic despatch says ti"1 'he
-, 20 the proceedings @: the Conference arc
.,r.-.iic,cry. and that there i every reason %
~, the Sar:inian Plcniro'en'iary VIII mol a'''1
..ns;if, :" any protocol m 'a''f "' 'ne re'"" 81
,.s,l riders OF the Duclie>.
....r..,r> of the Great E>>tcrn have declined
=. aver, offer and adhere 10 their original pro-
w. The shir his been closed TO tho public and
,i.,,, the Thames in a day ar TIVE.
-, iiunt the author. died IN London "i ,hc
Nur.,:, in the T5th year Of his age
rmp,ror Napoleon remained in retirement III
r,r,,',.. L. i asserted that h. Will shortly pro-
:: ,s,rbours. and thence vi>i. the camp ut Cha
rb. Con>,i,u,ionncls leading article says, tho
mr. will fulfil Loyalty his Villa Franco agree
:, Tor The restoration Of the former reigning
80. h.i:. i: he should nu; succeed in re- unitiug
p-',,> and ;iIe people in nuiual accord. il i,
:,,,Miion - force either the ono or tho other.
II. L.> been no change in Italian affairs. y de-
- rom the National ASSEMBLY OF Modcnn has
IS. -pcqal mission To- Nap'c"n. The people
H. Ire mlucli excited. ".gi:-. '" tiic high price
-, An earthquake h.> 'ri~','' -; Sorgia, III
,au. 40 p>rspti', Az, 'iii'' : large mum
WA Cabiue; Council i,s> been uncNpec.-
:. .iumonei for the 2.'th. Il is generally sup
=. have reference 20 The new rl;;se If l'a!'an
--t.,>,u.-A speech from Coun: Mor''l !:i.s at
gg,l attention, being regarded H. ..;rcat-
views OF the Emperor. lie etdeayor> 1" snow
me English approximations Of French INVASION
.-,rric>> ynlthai France i. DESTROYS vi ccEcn,-
allan.
-. election, Romc--u lave passed oil TRANQUILITY.
Nlr1-o. .-,L:,, ~ = proclamation on III re
TX. !E.>. uses the following language: Ma
....j g'e: Ill The populations that ny army
..y,.ti, 'H','cc TO their wi>hc,: also. that |
, .,-n.i' any other irrei,;n r"wer;" ~" violence
!.., resolved 20 .naintain lri,:: discipline
,rg.y IN I;a'y. Ia his cr,!cr> ii; the day, he
.. viii cause to Ic shot ANY Que Who calls him
,N.1z,uia' Erlgbiic.n, i Socialist, or even II
a ,:,sr H.. MI. Aav, Rose with him bu' SOL
-: /: l'-fa'>.
~. \c.nl!lt;.u Government has ordered the pur-
49, 20 quantities o! corn abroad
-. i. l.. spreading; along the shores OF the
-I,:r..--A. igr:cii Oh "Wednesday, the 3i>t .Au-
-. ,-,y.;c conferences contuued. The London
yar> correspondent says thar things are going
.-..y s.. ZJrc!i. y dissolution vi the Conference
- .;,,, . - rr,nab,c. \ genera, Congress, or
~ ....., e.. t.. IL, nHls alternative.
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sIOO REWARD.


DASAWAY from the subscriber on the 9TH OF september,
III 1859 MY negro ruan named DANIEL, aged ~ years;
I'VE feet eight or ten inches high dark complexion and
when spoken No nor clothing recollec
ed except his coat, which was gray cloth will give the
reward Of taken in The State OF Virginia. and
delivered me. secured In jail that get him again
II Daniel taken the State OF Virginia. or on hs way
North viii then give the sum Of $500 for him, II
cured 10 the city jail Of Richmond Vi. Daniel has mother
In the city OF Richmond slave Of Mr. straus, Dry Goods
Merchant and some hear relations In Mathews county
slaves to M..srs Geo. Limans, J. H. Blake and Others
JAMES GWYN
sept. 1.-c;i' ShackIeford, P. o., King Queen Va.
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ALLEGHANY HIGH SCHOOL.
n III he QIII IIII2 SPRINGS. VlRI1Nlf

Al BLUE SULPHUR
w j. MORRIsETT, A. NJ. Principal, and Instructor
w in Mathematics and Natural Science.
JOliS NEWTON SHEPHERD Instructor In Ancient and
Modern Languages.
r. D. BEACH, A. B., Instructor in Moral Philos ply and
English.
GEO ". BUSTER, Steward.
The Session will begin Is. 81 October and close the las.
Of June. l560.
The Exercises continue without interruption satur.
DAYS and there nerm.on except Christmas day
Expenses for Tuition AMI Board Including every thing,
except lights siio, payable onchaf st October balance
18th February.
Candidates for the Ministry OF any Evangelical Denomi
nation suitably recommended, receive tuiion
free Sons OF ministers pay half price for tuition
Books furnished nj the Springs. At Richmond prices.
For Pamphlets, containing Lithogrsph Of the place,
PLAN &c, &c. address W. J. MoRIlsETr,
Principal
Az, t-r,1nOe, Bin. Sulnhur Sorinp, p n va
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BY JAMES VI. TAILOR d son, AUCT's.
con- MISSION ERS SALE,
OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE COUNTY
uENRIcn

-
OF HENRICO.
OCRsCANr - decree of the Crcui, Cour, OF IIenri:o
Ia the case Of liutcsspn lgice.on, and
others, the under-iSncl comms,ou,rs will cIl at Pub
lie Auction, 10 The hgh.. bidder on the premises on FkI
DAY, THE 2Ssp DAY Or SEPTEMBER Isl? II fair II not
'neatI TAR day thereafter commencing - u O'clock NJ
:ie following very valuable Re.! Estate situated on tbs
Dep Rrr turnpike Ghog. three nile. ;to, IN. c,y OF
Richmond telaE porcn Of ,c ror.Ey the late AM
tTcsc Mu'chcson. 10 Ait.
ls' portion ." she "Chan,,lla tract, living on the
Turnpis,, Immediately opposite tie homestead, containing
about .Lp upon which there valuable ice houses
and an Ice p0gt T!!S land Is in y high Of improve
mcni.
"a. 4 tract called 'rcndleion' containing "a. acre.
lying on said road ahoG; ycand aa miles from the city
Of Richmond
Such opportunity i seldom presented 10 persons de-
siring 10 purchase real ei,c in the vicinity Of Richmond
map and survey can I've az The Dfce OF JAxEs ".
TAYLOR 1 s"N, Ia the city nf Richmond.
Persons de-i!!ns 10 akc enquiry about The above pro-
perry referred TO Nc-srs Jas VI IAi!ok SOY TO
either OF the undersigned OF whom Hugh ST. Hutche
SOM resides the prcni.cs
TERMS -Onr;lrd Of tie purchase mouey In cash and
tie residue In two equal !r-tl nens and year,
from the day OF -r the credit payment TO bee secured BY
negotiable noc-, With the interest added, and the t;,e
iaincd I'LL the whole a." the purchase money paid AID
conveyance directed bv the CoGrs.
Possession will be given in time seed crop Of whes
AMI full Possession Of each tract viii &c delivered The
crd vi The present ear
ALIEN. b. HI'TCIIRSONl
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, c....,.,.u-
i. Is. YOUNG, '''-''''''~-''-'
HUGH II. HUTCHINSON
JANrs 81 TAYLoR & SoY, Aucioneers
&c
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FREDERICK,s HALL FEMALE

rVIHr t.eand s..eu q This School vhit' !; "ca'sl III
in ha!. n,ila Of rrclcricta Hail peto VIZ ;ir, C-n-
trail Rail Road, will on the la OF net Sef'c'r
bCr and rrse the l.t OF July following
T,L:is SESSION al TL> M'AIi:s:
Board and Tui,!n; ia all the English branches for
ten month,........... ...'...............ti3 $3.50 10
Music on the Piano with use of in,,rutueu ut .
French Language ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 ~
Drawing and Pant!n. each ~ III
In,li, Ink and Crayon. rgc,. Observation-Disclosures. :,
Embroidery n :: ~
An accomplished and experienced teacher vii have
charge OF this school.
Mr aIdre-. is Frederick. Hail. Louisa county, Va.
july ig-ctl5,hSep NATHANIEL ". lIAEEIS.
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OUNNAyANT's MOUTH WASH

roI CHRONIC INFLAMMATION OF THE Guns
FOR TIE CURE OF ScR0PCLA.
POR OFFENSIVE BREATH.
FOR SPONGINESS OF TIE GUNS.
FOR THE CuEE OF sCCRyf.
FOR MrRCuHIAL INFLAMMATION OF THE Gl MS
FOG A VITIATED STATE OF rHE FLUIDS OF IHE MOUTH.
FOR LIBERATION OF THE GUNS or CHILDREN.
FOR INFLAMMATION OF THE PALATE
FOR TIE CURE OF THRUSH ~ CHILDREN.
FOR SERIOUS TCMEfACTl0N OF THE CfCLA.
FOR TIE CURE OF TIE MOST OBSTINATE AND IN
NETRATE DISEASES OF THE MOUTH.
TnIS should be used after each neal II will prove
an cSc,ler. tonic and astr!ngeE,.
Gcnenea will find this agreeable mouth wash after
Notwithstanding. doc. The unpcs,ant odor from
the mouth.
All that asked for this wash is fair trial, which will
assuredy convince every u It, extraordinary efficacy
In curing the various diseases for which recommended
THIS MorrH WASH Hrppra bat Is the result OF
study and attention II |, offered the public large
trusting that !, will meet the wants Of the afflicted Pr"
pared by
G.. II. KING 4 CO., Pharmaceutl,.s and Druggists,
s. L. corner Of Hanover aud Lombard St., Baltimore.
~ To whom all orders must be addressed.
re- For sale, In Richmond, by L.IDiET K?ni!soos'
WAkRpy PI,EcE, ". PETERSON JaS =
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER or FIRST AND FRANKLIN STItEETS-llSDE.
ROW.

CORNER or FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREETS-LINIjES
ROW
RICHM ONO, VA,
FINllE TENTH SESSION or THIS INSTITUTION WILL
Il commence on the first Monday In October, sj9, and
close Oh the last day Of June, l,GD.
Every effort will be made maintain the hi reputation
and sYLECT CHARACTER OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Modern Ian.
guages surpassed by those OF school Ia the Cnon
Two French ladies' reared and educated IN Paris reside in
the family Of the Principal aud Il Is made their especial
duty to spc1i FRENCH hsbi'ualy Will, the Young Ladies
boarding in the house.
The lrest masters OF music employed, and crcs: at
tent.on is paid 10 this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
Il. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, Principal
Tf0S. l. DUDLEY. IN, A. NJ, OF the University Of Vs.
MILE s. NAsSAS. French Department
MISS VI. T. MAYO,
6. PERsIc0. Italian, Spanish Drawing ard Ps'r'ns
pa. BCCiiIER, German.
= SElBfRT, Piano and 0rgsn
MILE l.. LACY, Vocal Mvs'c.
n. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
J. V. REEVE, renmsu>hir.
This institution Is well known to the Bishops and clergy
Of the Episcopal Church III Virginia, 10 whom reference
made the Faculties OF the Virginia Military Institute.
and William and Mary Cuieg-I to Professors Bcdsoc and
Smith Of the University OF Virginia. 10 l.. NJ Coleman OF
Hanover Academy, Sam Schoolcr Of Edge Hill Acadc-
my, to the Rev ChaS II. Read, aud Rev. D. s. Dosseti,
Richmond, Va, and to the patrons Of the school.
For catalogue giving terms course Of studies &C. ac,
with full list OF patrons 20 which especial reference is made
Address II. LEE POWELL, Principal =. =. L.
July 3-d&c2n Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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STANTON, NMGINIA.
,Ilc,rugr,'.i hyGt Lelis'ntnl.e. 1915.

,I1rorpocr,d hyGs Leyis'"trrt, 1873.
EEv. Il. II. PHILLIPS, y. NJ. PEIScirAt-
Assisted hy fucorf. Of Professors and Female Te,chcr
fINE :l session will commence the SSH Scpt-ilrr
J. 4 thorough education in the solid and ornamental.
branches Iuay b. pursued IL; ihi, Institution from
un!1voraLIr influences, aai aiior.n: the bet alNa
iages for the healthy 'c' !crmcn; II ia. physical coE,u
tioa
For circullr, with full Information, sdrc, ihc Principal
1rEr, For board. furnished room. fuel. light, washing
and tuition IN IN: EnSl!s. tl for tie annual
sion.
Music, Lan-uacc:, nr4en9. 81, extra.
4,..,l
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' u. BKUIN, Vt. T., ". ". TTDI
.iSS>OCIA TIE PRINCIPALS
IL ]. 90 VI Il l. ID 4 a ID + VI \

Instructor in Languages.
W. LEROY BE0JN, NJ A.,
Instructor in Mathematics.
II. W. LCCKETT. VI. A.,
Assistant in Languages aud Mathematics.
JOSEPH VI. BROUN,
Assistant IN Mathematics and English
N object OF this Academy !, prepare student. Tot
Il the University Of Virginia, Ct them for tho duliel
Of life. The OF construction embraces all those sub
iccts requisite for preparation FOR any If tie Academic
schools of The University, and II" mchOd far prac
ucable. is adapted 10 that pursued al that INSTITUTE
The third session Will begin the j.. September. The
EXPENSES 49,, year, PAYABLE ,cnIannualy III al
vance.
For Catalogues airc-' either NJ the Principals, Ivy Depot
AlbcInarlc county, Va. June s--ctl>tDct
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHlLADEI,PH

ffillLA
NTEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEe-
wi SION ll>59-'GDl
WILLIAM GIpsoS VI. D. Emeritu. Professor Of Surgery.
SAMUEL JACKSON NJ D Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine
GroEGE woOp n. D. Professor Of Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
lrCu L. lopGE, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics AMI the Dis
eases Of Women and Children.
JOSEPH C,ksoS VI. D., Professor Of MacTia M.ica aud
Pharmacy
RuuEEr T.. RooERs. NJ D., Professor of Chemistry
JosErn LEIDY, VI. D.. Professor OF Anatomy
HESaY II. SMITH. VI. D., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM HrSr, VI D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Lectures Of the Session will begin second Mon
day OF October and close o: the LIST Of March.
Clinical Instruction Is gs the Session. In the
Medical Hail. BY the Professors and at the Pennsylvania
and other Hospitals.
The Dissectng Rooms under the superintendent Of the
Professor Of Anatomy and the Dcmon.rator open from
the middle OF September.
The Room for Operative Surgery and the Application Of
Bsndases &C. open early In September and throughout
the Session. under the supervision Of the Professor 0! Sur
gerry.
Surgical Demonstrated, c. S. BisHor, VI. D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor fl5,
Naturalization Fee paid onee only)... o
X. L. ROGERS, ~. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty. University Building.
f. b. DICK, Janitor, University building.
PS-Board may he had at from 81! to 20 per week.
july Il--cvam
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IRON FINGER-NAILs FOR HUsKING

CORN.
(tOCLD's PATENT HrsKISG THIMBLE |. an enectui
" remedy for the evils OF excoation Of the fingers,
common huskins corn by hand-l Scientifc American
These Thlnbles sent by mail free OF postage to any
Post ONCE address for dollar per Dozen assorted Sizes
with circular directions for fitting, &C. Agents Tan.ed-
Circulars sent for letter stamp. Huskers shpped ~
expre,, for ave dollars per one hundred Money sent BY
J.. H. GOULD + CO.,
San, 19Ir lisnce. ohio.
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HIUS Board Of Directors oe Virginia Central Rail Road
Company have declared d!virnd Of n per cent. for
the last .iI months each share Of Tie stock Of the Com
pany psy able 18th September, lNs?.
Tho Of the transfer will 10 closed from the 9th 70
the 18th september the dividend will be paid 10 tots
IN whose nam. the stock stand. the :,h OF sept
J. GARRETT,
Lis Co., Traa
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.
cTDnNTNpS

JoHS y. CARY, a. 81, PRINCIPAL, Anc!er, Languages
81 aud Mathematics.
FLEMING JAMES, in. 4. ~, University Of Virginia
Ancient Languages. Spanish and Italian.
WILLIAM F. CUTSHAw, Virginia Military institute,
Mathematics, Tactics. and English.
EDWARD HARDICK. Music, French ard German.
Miss E. A. CLEVELAND. Female Department.
The Exercises Of this School begin the First Monday
In October and continue months. Board lights e1tra)
and Tuition In Ancient Languages, Mathematics &C. f.D
per session; Modern Languages, each t2u and Music 80
eIirs.
For Catalogues further lncrma!on address the Pru-
c!pal, Hampton, Virginia. Aus i-c"m
Whigcopy.
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NTANTED.-A young mai, Il Graduate OF Dart.
w mouth College, desires situation al The SOUTH as
Teacher In School private family 10 commence IN Sep
TENDER October Good references a. 10 character
and success As teacher.
Address, Teacher Box $40, liaveT!i,l, Mas.
me- l-rMfis
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MT. LAUREL ACADEMY,
m

PIKE POWERS, Principal. ---, Assistant.
T oCATI0N.-Fve miles from Clover Depot on the Rich
IL uond and Danville Railroad remarkably healthy, re-
mote from temptations vice aud convenient 10 churches.
SruJHcrs TIrOHr.-Anci-nt Language. Modern Lam
guases, Mathematics, Physical Science History ani G."s
rsphy.
Length Of Session. from Is, October to Is. August.
TExss.-Board and tuition, ten months $50, payable
half in advance Lights extra Pupils conveyed from the
depot without expense.
Address the subscriber At staunton, Ill eth August and
.fervnr. At Mt Laurel, Halifax county Va Apply early
July l2-2awif PIKE POWERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

Les SQUIRE,S SELECT CLASSICAL AND
L;NGLISH SCHOOL.
CORNER or MAIN AND FIRST STREETS
IthE l:li session will commence SEPTEMBER 26TH, ls9
l. The School will b. limited TO such number Of pupils
a. can hr thoroughly taught by the Principal, aided by
pfo GamhIn IL tile French, and J. \. Cayo in Drawing
Persons wihn: Ia the Principal do any time
before tie opening. by naming place OF appointment In
nO!c through Poe. Office. sept lin
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OFvIRGI-
MA. AT "iiOWiHD,' THREE MILES WfST OF Al
ENANaElt
1(Lv, JOHN r. M,GrieE. Rrclor
IL Js +. MoGCin, IT., Ancient Language. adj Ndthe.
mltc,.
lnnN W. MncuELt Engi.h Branches. Prefcc,.
W S,cSp-Es Modern Languages, Drawing and Paint
Ing.
j. SuosuSktR, Mathematics and Natural sciences.
IT, I. SlEinLiSG. Ancient l.ancua;es.
!. BAEIENsTEiN, Music.
The 18th -csson % this Institution win commence on
"Wednesday the l. tl Of September.
Trnss-t.jv for board tuition lights fuel, m,ndng and
washing. payable srinannualy, In advance. Modern Iin
sua2rs Music Drawing and Painting, at Professor chsrzr
EEFRgyScRs:
The Bishops and Clergy oitle Diocese.
The Professors Of the University Of vrs!nia.
orparlcuar, catalogues. Address "Rev. John r.
McGuirc Howard Trvc gical Seminary o.. Fairfax
county, Va" July set 1T Oct.
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE:
CORNER uF TRANKLIE AND FIFTH STREETS.


It'l School FER YOUNG LADIES will oren the L. Of
Il October 80 and close the 3ut " June 1850 The
OF study will uoula all the branches essential tc =
complete and polished education. ani every facility
afforded for thorough instruction IN cac III" Principal
viii be assisted hy able and efficient cors teachers,
anon: whom Rev. Leo Hscr u. D., Teacher of Moral
Sccncr j. b. shUna;c Isl, Ancient Language, and Naiu-
raj Sciences; Horace Chase, Es' Music; i. J. fisher,
Painting; DR.. Bucrr, Herman: Misses VI. r. Carter and
A. r. Deaplan- for the English Department. Other teach
81 eminent ability will be- secured hy the opening OF the
Session For aud other Information concerning the
School, See Circulars, Or address 7. J.. GAlLEllER.
Principal, gchmohd Va.
RErrnrsckS--Rev. D. 5. Dorgct, b. D., Rev. Wm II.
Wh--lSrigt Rev James 4. Duncan. Rev. W. W. Bennett
Dr. Tos Pollard Eocri Kidgway Esq, y. A. Sturdivant
Richmond; Rev. e. ". Carter, University VI Mississippi;
Rev T. T.. Wiley President of T.. and II. College, Va
t.,t. l.