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sHEREFF,s SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Keno,ba Cop,-
~ ty Circuit Court. BY virtue Of an execution duIv TO-
sued IN favor OF Edward Farrell and ganst goods and
Snattels lands and tenaments Of Thomas d. Parsons
Richard d. Parsons and Evan Lewis have levied mon
and sh sell at public auction, the front of the
court house in the city and county Of Kenosha ten o.
clock in the forenoon Of Monday The 18th day OF Decem
ber A. d. 1852 the following described estate to wit
All the right title and interest that the said Thomas
Parsons has to that certain piece parcel of land itp
ted lying and being in the town of Somers and ~
Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, described ms fon ~
wit Commencing the west line of the soutb west a
ter of section lumber thirteen 3 township two and
range TWENTY-FIVE 1921 east and fryeight Gls rods north
Of the southwest corner thereof thence Tu6nin ort
on said west line tirtytwo 1921 rods thence east arse
wn me south me OF said quarter section one hundred
aoV pods thence south parallel with said west line thirty
Two l32l rods then west parallel with said soutb linz 30
hundred Oo rods to place fbeginnng containing twen
acres OF and more or less, and being in the town Of
SoerS ana county OF kenosha, and Of Wisconsin
D@'eu o0'oDeF zoth 1903. HUDSON FOX
To- u , p,,c, Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
80 - OE' 80 Aty' 6W20
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LII IAINICSS al OTQGfS 70
EAEllsNh BR0E, PittShnrnh. pa
BOND & PORTER.
Zeal Estate and Insurance
DTG CO.

FEN&S offer their services to the public for the
- pQ's @se sale aud exchange Of ali kinds of
E'Hi u ste ~ ale Western States examine and
t'sSct iSlSA Rg tHlsss, and negotiute claims OF
every ked RSrtanEg to Real Estate
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In PROBATE.

Kenosha County CourtIn the Matter Of the Estate of
Ellen Mcintyre, deceased:
hN reading and fling the petition of John d.
" Mcintyre of Salem, in kenosha county and state of
Wisconsin, and taking due proofs of same represent
ing among other things that Ellen Mcintyre, late of Sa-
lem aforesaid on the 9th day of August A D. 1852 died
county; and that he the petitioner, is of said de-
ceased and praying that administration of said estate be
granted to Hugh Mcintyre 1t is Iordered that said petit
on be heard before the Judge Of this Court Saturday
the 18th day ofNoVember A. D. 1859, at ten o'clock a. M
at his office in the city and county of Kenosha.
Dated Kenosha, Oct. "A, 1859. JON 3. JILSUN,
3w2O County Judge
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M ORTIZ ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA
Y NY, REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO

oA4V ENANOIoOO, VIA PANAMA. RAILK0AD,
and connecting only with Steamers Golden Gate Golden
John Il Stephens. and Sonora, of the
PdcgEc Adtt Steamship Company at Panama, djTSct 10
ASpanaodU. The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADRHATEC & ATLANTIC
having been entirely retted and adapted the California
trade Will hereafter above leaving this
and h OF each month from the foot Of Canal Street. North
River, o..
al-Passengers and Mails will be forw&rdedby Raj
Road and Panama the Pacnc Nail
Company magnificent Steamships which will be in readiness
and leave IMMEDIATELY for San francisco They will be
boat TABOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon lisa tached to each ahp Seerago
passengers found cooked provisions bedding and
is believed that the accommodations afforded by the above
hlps are unsurpassed by the world The public
formed that the T. NJ s. Co. always have rs One More
Extra teamers lying Panama ready for avoid any
passengers by steamboat
For passage apply the Compsny
foot Of Canal street, North River New Yorh, to
3ml4 Jc&co WILLIAM u, WICKHAA.
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N. B:-Many tax payers misconstrue the phrase.
ology of the foregoing notice which 10 prescribed
by the city charter. 1t is supposed that the Treas
urer must wait until the last Monday in February
before he can enforce the payment from those Who
are unwilling or careess-whereas the ts Yes enn,
merated are now due, and the Treasurer NAV nam
enforce the payment by distress and sale IL nro.
poses, however, to wet for voluntary payments
eDce opposition may be manfestedl aud aftnr
that date he will enforce, according to law the paw
ment ofau taxes then remsining unpaid FJ
Astd A. HANSON, Treas
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Real Estate
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS.

A <sN~N THE subscriber offers for sale
EkyaTSssAasc his Farm in Somers, about two
SEs3s5TsH miles from Kenosha, consisting of
asazlls l34 acres, with good two-story
House, large Barn, Outbuldngs, orchard, fences,
and wood sufficient to supply the farm.
Also, House and lot in the city of Kenosha,
known as the Waldo Property, containing about
acressv'ith good comfortable buildings. The lot
is considered one of the best in the city.
Also, 40 acres of unimproved land in Wheatland.
Good timber. N. E. Or of S. E. Or Sec. "a T. / i,
R. 49,
For further particulars, inquire of s. Y Brande
Kenosha. E. S. ELKINS.
April goth, 1859. 46
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OFFICE OF THE CITY TREAsTPER
KENOsHA Wig Oct Istl 1orn -

hereby give notice that the Tax Rolls. contain.
ing the lists OF City, District School Interest and
City Scrip Taxes assessed and levied upon the tax
able Real and Personal Estate within the limits Of
the City Of Kenosha, for the year 1859, have been
delivered to me TOR collection and that payments
KENosHA COUNTY BANK, DALI. during business
hours, until the last Monday in February A. d. 1860.
ABRAHAM HANSON
CTR Tyeusnyer
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A"T eig Eroaerty or improved farms in Kenosha
CoUVy, tgS O. lsoTssand Acres of wei selected
Pine c~d Ging lands in this State
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FOR SALE.

THREE HOUSES and LOTS which will be sold
cheap. Possession given Immediately.
Aloo, several vacant lots, which will be sold
cheap Jr aash or on time.
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Smith-part n or sec g. com ~ Az
ID rods n or sec and 2 ...
rods n line thereof, W 9 rods
links, rs rods, rods links .' .-,.-
n 20 rods to beginning o.o Or
G W Pomeroy-part n W or see g. Zoo 90
com at point 90 chains 81 links
n from line Of sd or sec and IS
rods inks from line thence
W to land of Fisk, supposed to
be % rods II links, s to corpora
ton line, to a point 5 of begin
ming, thence n to beginning SO 10 p,
Fisk-part or sec G. com on ~ "
W line N or sd or sec, thence
to the of sd n e or of sd
n or, thence "a rods 60
rods W "a rods to beginning 70 a.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Kenosha County Court-In Probate: In the matter of
the last and testament of Thomas Fannon deceased
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance of an order of license made ia the said
matter on the 22nd daY of March, A D. 1863 by the
~ court OF henosha county, the Undersigned the
ing executor OF the last will and testament Thomas Fam
non deceased VIII, Saturday, the 18th day
next a. D. 1893, at O'Clock the premises here
matter described offer sale sell at public auction
the following described lands being the real said
deceased, to wit The west half of the southeast
Of section number twenty-five u.s., township number
one north Of range number tweDtyt [2l east AL
So parof the northwest quarter OF section number thirty
six Sol, in said township number one Il of rau0s
number Twenty-Five [22 eas-beginnn1 at the northeast
qsrer OF said section thence hundred sixty
l6O rods thence south sixty 1901 rods thence
east line Of said quarter section and thence north
place of beginning containing sixty of land-a
ing in the town OF Pleasant Prairie, in Kenosha county,
Wisconsin, CHARLES NJ. CONNOLLY -
Dated sept. 10, 1857. 3Wl4 Executor, &C.
TWNHE above sale is adjourned to Monday Nov TIL
h 1852 at O'clock at the front She court
house in the city of Kenosha.
CHARLES NJ. CONNOLLY,
Dateo oct' TO- 1907 owI9 Executor, &c.
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THIRD wARD-Allin Tovr

Unknown s IA 5
D Cary / Is s
do l3 Is 4
NJ Fuller-part Of lots 5 and Is,
commencing at W cor lot 6,
go #, e across lets and to
line lot 5, u to n cor lot 5, VITO
beginning sac 10 s
Ira NJ Wait-part lot 3, blk As,
commencing so # from n line
lot in sd blk, on side Ex-
change st, 80 It, " 100 # 80 #,
etc beginning 8 IS Z
Unknown-part of 8 or sec 81, T
2, r %, commencing ~ It Of
point where the n line of lot 8,
blk 45, If extended west would
intersect the Q line OF Main st
extended S, thence on e line
Main street extended 81 It, par
allel with n line lot Q so extended
SIS #, 16 It, or to line lot 5 -
extended, n on " line OF Sd let
to point indicated 10 the inter
section Of . ius par allal With
line sd let il aK6ndeA ., 0na -
# therefrom. thence " parable
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RETURNED E.a.vDS.

TENAE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PARCEL 8
n of land we're returned for the taxes of 1S5s ard
sold April H. 1901 and unless redeemed on or before the
14th OF April, 1860, will be conveyed for the bepet of
those Soncerne1 REUBEN H. DEMING,
18w1l Clerk Board of Supervisors Kenosha Co.. Wis
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of e hi ar 9sw3I 1927
Fisk. blk 10, lying W of e sd / 10 sw 81 1868
do 1t l. II, lying w of e ! sd IL sw 81 So
do lot2, I'll, lyibg W of j sd 2 IL sw 81 3 50
do lots, b II, lying of e sd IL sw 81 3 Sc
The following is in Range 60
Fuller Hackley- beginning 25
rods cor ar sec SO, n 40
rods, W Ii rods, 40 rods e ID
rods, of which the west liza has
been redeemed containing 81 &C sc Sc 3 -
The following is in Range %.
Quarles-- part w Or sec 30 begin
100 1ods cor sd or, 20
rods, e ITO rods, n 90 rods W to
beginning, containing 20 acres NV 80 1542
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Particular attention given to securing claims for
Psass'ss, tnd also to old military Bounty Land
Ct'ms, ~ IlliRois and Missouri, which we will
bHN These elAt have such claims will do well by
giving rs a call.
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FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.

to dispose Of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
t@rmincd that DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
GRATED Vernifuge and Liver Pills
snail continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
VIII continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEEING BG0S. Pittsburgh, Pa,
s.. D.ai"rg and physicians ordering from others
~. '"AHHf tr'a, viii do well 10 write tleir orders
.'' '' ara ne n"2c bDt IN. JFLonfs Jr. sarsd In
~ ''9.' Fh4,Hyh. Pr. To those wishing to Give
- ilu' we WIZ forward per mail, post paid 10 any
1F1 "l Vie Quilted States, one box Of Pills far fvcIye
~. coDt postage stamps vial Of Ycrnifuge for
'''u threeceut stamps. All orders from Canada must
W accompanied by twenty cents extra
j. ROBINSON, Agent fro Kenosha.
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Drugs, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &C.
Handkerchief Extracts.

A Fresh supply of the choicest French, English
"A and American PERFUMERY, Just opened at
+. kOBINSON'S Drug Store.
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Returned Lands.

TENHE following lots and parcels of land were sold
Il April 10th, 1855, for the taxes and charges of
1885, and unless redeemed or before the 18th day
of March. A d. 1860, will be conveyed for the ben
eft of those concerned.
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~ NV L - ~
IS sc l 3 IA
10 ne 2 $ Is
IL 8 g 2 5 06
90 ne 2 z 95
80 n 9 II IA 16
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Fl Bacon-aII except Al Il OF end
do all except Al # off s end
A D Northway-all except 80 # in
width off end
A D Northway-all exc ept 30 # in
width off s end
P Porine
Thos Bullen
do part lot 4, being all s
Of line drawn across sd lot
&w, and POI feets Of n line of
sd lot, except so much as includ-
ed in the street over a portion
of sd lot
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&c Is sw 80 - 70
8 IS sw S1 16 81
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do Fisk's Addition
do all except what is taken by
Railroad
D Worthly-all except what is ia
ken by Railroad
Worthy
S Fisk
5 FiSk-Part W or sec 81, com
mencing on line Market stree,
at n W cor land owned by Mr.,
Bronson, thence s 10 n line Dur.
KEGS Addition, thence W on on
said line to its intersection
with Pleasant street, thence g on
said line of market st to be-
ginning
SECOND WARD-All in To
t Webb
do except VIII at is taken byRR
o S Heads or
] GreidOn--part blk 81, commen-
cling 90 rods W of cor sd blk,
n Is rods, W s rods, s Is rods, Q
s rods to beginning
A Garrigan-part blk 81 commen-
on n line sd blk, 2 rods n W
cor, 8 rods, to crnter line sd
blk, 3 rods, W S rods. n 6 rods,
W on n line to beginning
S Young-w hf n W or NV or
NJ Wyman
j Shin
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4se II 2 SO
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STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sheriff of Kenosha County
Dated September 1st., A. D. 1889.
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Clerk Board of supv'rs Kenosha Co., W

Kenosha, Sept g. 1859. l3wl4
Holmes & Nichols Addition-n e or sec 6 town /
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ur. Yon are in great sorrow again. Are onr
rriefs akin2" said he sharply.
sa,h sir. sir!' That piseous exclamation
confessed all. and with quick gesture abe I'M
covered the child's face, and held IL towards
him.
The rector could not speak--than all anger,
than all disgust than all righteous reproba-
ton. love Is stronger. Mary's love for the son
he had lost overcamc his. indignation. BY
and.by he recovered his voice, and said, with
gesture towards the home where the bereayed
mother was weeping II think, Mary, It would
comfort ksr to see him, and to know
nay sketch Is DONE While there IS death IN
the world, and sorrow and parting ana sln'
let love and Christian charity and forgiveness,
triumph as they iriamphed here. Mary ware q
life was short-she died wit6ia three inonins
of the night by Ash-pool, whore she ieara .''e
tidings of her lovers death. Inc chlid was
taken TO the rectory. and il being brought up
by the rector and his wiie-ail the word
knows now that Mary Wards son was also
the son Of Frank Laseeiles. There rs grey
slab in an out-of- the-way corner OF Hecker-
dyke church with this inscription: "Franeis
I.asceiies. aged y. Mary Ward, aged 49, Who
ar. thou that condemneth Let him that Is
without sin among us cast the first stone -
Which monument has been spoken OF as in
bad taste. / think ii is in Is good taste as the
living Notifications which are so much COM
moner on church walls.
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d. ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
On 18th, between Clay and Marshall SITS.
The exercises of this School Will be resumed on
0NDAY. Sept. 18th. The course of instruction
IL thorough, embracing every branch Taught IN
Schools of the highest grade, and every eXertioi
is made to promote the rapid and accurate al
vancement OF pupils.
Aided b. experienced and competent assistants,
sh2ii endeayor to merit continuance OF the Hbe-
RAJ patronage of the public. .r
For terms, &C. apply 10 J. II. BINFORD,
Sc lin Corner 18th and Franklin SITS.
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FALL TRADE. 1859. MERCHANT

~ ceived from New ork and the other North
IN ern cities, iaxge and well selected stock Of
-. CLOTHS .CASSl TER rs, " ELyET. SILK,
SATIN and other y ESTiNGS, which he will make
up to order. in the best and most fashionable
style. at greatly reduced prcesA
He keeps constantly on hand handsome aasort-
ment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, and gentle
men FURNISHING GOODS, 10 which he invites
articles ut the lowest prices. Give hin, ess at
his new store. on Main street. in the MANSION
HOUSE building. where his fgienda and the pahiic
will always lind him ready Ia serve them.
b. BEECHER, IS Maia st,
HANDS WANTEDtowork on hne custom coats
aud pants. se7~dlms
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|, HE EXERCINES or MISS TAZEWI
y IL. L. TlGHE.s

=. SELELI SCHOOL FOX BUfH. -.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL. SESSION OF this
School opens on MONDAY, the 18th OF septeeaberr
youth, both in the Primary aad Higher Engiish
Branches Ancient and Modern Laasuasss. Mathe-
complete seheal course. Glasses for beginners In
English, i.atia aud reach. will be formed. Those
will he raeeivea " ia prepared Ia enter classes
alreaai, formed The number al Pupils is limited
For faster particulars. appis q tbs undersigne
al bis fesideaee, after the 18TH oi September.
X. Il. l.. Ti6HE, A. Nj, Principal,
al l3-d2sn FTankH ST., Above 7th.
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EDUCATION.

MISS n. PERRIN will resume the duties
vi of nor SCHOOL, at the corner OF Clay and
Smith streets, on TUESDAY, 18th Of the present
month. Sc III"
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATHE,
II NAUTICAL SCHOOL; also. SCHuob fol,
SMALL BOYS, 4th street. between MAIN ana
Franklin, commencing 10Th Sept. e,,.
Pa pills will be prepared for the University Oh n
ginia. Military Institute, or any college, OF iof
business. >. 49,, 4.
The Preparatory Department will he iinitea 10
SIXTEEN SMALL BOYS, and Will DC nnaef very
favorable circumsta nces. .,. =, -,
Ats - ~.
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r GEORGE B. STEEL,

k GEORGE 3. STEEL.
VIIID DENTS
has removed his Office and residence from No. 23l
Main street to the CORNER OF STH AMI NJ AIN SITS,
sir doors abore has old stand, where he is pre-
pared, ,cih increased fdclEittes, to perform all
operations in DENTISTRY in the very best man
ner
An experience of nearly ten years in his bust
ness enables him to guarantee satisfaction IN ev-
cry instance.
FOR RENT--One or two good ROOMS, in base
ment, suitable for an Office Apply to
Sc Sim 6. B. S.
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MIR. LEFEByRE's school,

MR.. LEFEByRE'S school, ,r,
WI craze STREE, BEFWE:iEN FIRST and
FOUSHEE. RICHMOND, VA.IThe. next session 1sa
and terminates on the last day of June. 1860.
Our long experience IN teaching. and the very
liberal patronage We have received Tor SO many
make important improvements IN our INSTITUTION
A course of Literature, comprising tngilsh,
French. German, Italian and Spanish classics; tthe
four last through the medium OF the frencn,l nus
been successfully tried during the last session. ana
will he continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged Mr.. Ed. C, HOWARD TO take
AS the Rhetoric, Beiles-Lctsres and First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr.. II. is a genteman
Of The hi hest qualifications. and we feel conhu9ut
that his services Will be duly appreciated. we
weultt earnestly recommend our LteTdtuie ci1SS
TO graduating pupils. IL,
The new house which We have erected Will great
" add to the eonven enee rs well as to the conIoft
Of the Young ladies boarding III our fanny. Two
Young ladies' only viii occupy one ROOM except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
fEiiii1}BERT +. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ. Prinoipal-Nat
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
William 6. WILLIAMS, a. B., Vice Primo pal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, history
EpWARD C. HOwARD-Lterature Rhetoric,
Bellies Lettres, READING. ~
MISS MARY C. GORD0N-Eusllsh Branches
MISS ELIZA RTLETT-Engiish Branches.
MADAME L. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
sEN nor CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanlsh
MA So l'is't MARIE EsTyAE-veeal Music.
SIG RA ANTQNIEFrA ERBArVocal Music
IOiN A. CALIO-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano. Organ, Sacred
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
o. ERICSS0N-Gultar.
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN STREETS-LINDEN ROW,

FRANKLIN 81 hIS-LIN OEN hOW,
RICHMOND, Va.
The tenth session of this Institution will COM
mence on the first Monday in October, 1889, and
viii close on the last day Of June, 1863
Every effort will be made TO maintain the high
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod,
ern LANGUAGES are surpassed by those OF no school
in the Union. Two French ladies', reared and odu-
Gated in Paris, reside in the family OF the Prlncl-
pal and it is made their especial duty 70 speak
French, habituay, with the youns ladies boarding
in the house.
great attention is paid to tins department.
D. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
TH0S. q. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ. OF the UniVer-
S'! NILE IL :. 7Vi1.AiSssAs, French Department.
Mfss NJ. T. MAYO
q. PERSlCO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
Dr.. BGCHLER. German.
F. SCI BERT. Piano and Organ
H. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
J. w. REEVE, Penmanshp.
This Institution is well known to the BISHOPS ana
CLERGY of the Episcopal Church IN Virginia, to
whom reference rs made, as to the Faculties OF the
Virginia Military Institute and William and Mary
College. to Professors Bledsoe and Smith, OF the
University of Virginia, TO l.. NJ Coleman. OF Han
over Academy. to Saml Schooler. OF Edge HIN
Academy, to The Rev. Chas. II. Read, and Rev.
p. :. Doggett, Richmond, Va, and To the patrons
Of the school
For Catalogue, giving terms, course OF studies.
&c, with full list OF patrons, to which especial re-
ference Is made. address
ID. LEE POWELL, Principal s. F. l.,
iy link timlStolO Fox 81. Richmond. Va.
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DENTISTRY.

-, F.A.JETER. SURGEON DENTIST,
Sv7I.Soiiice on Main street. below Pearl, next
~-AiIb door to +. Horton keach's Trimminy
Store. and two doors above Messrs. Ihos. X. Price
& Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
HAVING returned to the city, wol,id be pleased to
see those that he has enga .eueuts with. and all
those are respectfully invited who may DC so
fortunate as to need the services of Dental Sur
Sc l3-lmi r. \. JEIER.
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tOne half payable in adyance-the balance on the
18th of February, 1862

John Randolph Tucker, pr. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va; St. Geo, Tucker. Ashland, va; Hon.
4. Nj. 7. Hunter. loyds, Essex CO, Va; lion.
James NJ. Mason Winchester. Va; Rev. T. v.
Moore, D. d., Richmond, Va. Right Rev. Bishop
Hon. Henry A. Wise, RICHMOND Va; Judge II, II.
Marshall, Charlotte 2. H., Va. Rev. j. r: era
CartersyiHe. Va; DR.. Gessner Harrison. DR.; Jas.
L. Cabell University Of Va; DR.. r. Fl; Ca bell Mr..
K. I. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A: A. CHAP
insI, Mr. Allen L. Caperton. MIR. Oliver Bierne, MI.
John Echols Union, Va.
For further information, address
HENRY l.. BROOKE.
jy l5-dtlstO Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-17
SUMMER RESORTS.

s,a SHOCC0 SPRINGS FOX saLE.-
VIA YOn WEDNESDAY, the 18th of October
el..5tG. next, shall offer for sale, at public
ton, on The premises, If disposed of before
the above fashionable Waterins-Place. SHQCCO
SPRINGS Is situated, in Warren county, y. G.,
twelve miles south from the Warrenton depot.
on the Ralegh and Weldon Railroad. The en-
tire establishment is IN the most thorough repair,
and capable al entertaining between SIX and seven
hundred persons. The tract of LAID contains 4Ja
acres, more or less. The original quality of it is
very superior, quite equal TO any Land in this
the adj acent counties.
TERMS made known on day of sale. ,
Sc l5-dtd =. d. SESSUMS.