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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07


Dr. AMOS SON have duvuted their attention exc
EYnly 90 this peculiar class Of maiadIts and relief they
have consequently been enabled fellow croa
urus tuly tehuod aud ulou lodged by CON
escent patients and others day arriving town from
paris OF Tue county M the express purpose Hy
utions ho thoifu Inrlun Cru cd y the
signal advantages yet rnn what they hatl uHpesncsd
FIGURING into tho causes Of these infectious complaints
rcm their most simple condition TO thut OF the
surus aud uysieTao) they have always entertained th
possibility Of their Uutiuu, aud aud
nvaraby found that the mosl horrible and malignant
" dseuss could almost invariably bu traced of
following causes Ignorance, ec the b effect s0i
nnskiliul and improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN dhcoyonng in thoI election
hcr Iemedies, saf, coctual and cautious course, omit
ting all cumbnaon uf remedies VIII ch boar oquvooa
character we'll those whose premature ruudic0us
Application might bu productive O had consequences In the
frds u private ndy dual In short the laudHhle end OF
lrremedles 10 the lessening Ot a great uf human
sofy by the alienation, relief aud pTeyenuUn Of those
Affections that n reality the secret "a
d which, while they extensively surround aloud
uInuI aAlll nnl lloIloIonoe ln thor oLl.rmlnl-ou
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFSs3 Al.
" Lake Navigation, the PrOprstors "a kk3tt q
of this Line will put upon the route from Hl -
Buffalo 20 ChiCagO seven frst-Cuss
Screw Steamers OF great strength and speed,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-JulJ q

Beef Csts-Murke ct considerably checked owing 20 ad-
vance demanded by druYer. Small Sules made
advance Of Hsf last WEEKS ices Prices range
1O fur common grades TO llh foT best grades aud y
Receipts 1850 head.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensar,

tHTIUU1nlU Tor TNt cIlIo UI
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeDer and Ague
Asthma, Ineipieht Consumption, Iafrm-
ities of Youth and old Age dc.
Ey NO MERCURY USED. nj
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0IBvELAN ND-FEMALE sEMiNAN

s. N SANFORD, a. M, Principal
about
hn eue aInVeC0r
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
ferroln nyIrttu hteC
md
5rItC
Classical Cunsu Term myasi
sh,I and sTwstyw yweks
y1a6 aNroppp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07

II gives great 10 certify the invanble
mye sc ion Of the Griefenberg Murshalps Uterine Ca
tholcon all u female dseHso and to the ski and
high moral chaact'r uf the Medibal Department Of the
Graofenberg Company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
COUNTRY INYALIps

Persons In any part Of The world may be successful
treated hy forwarding correct detail OF their with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address Dr, AMOS SON, corner Muia aud Q,uy-,ts
huilAio N tanSd&wiy2GA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-07
J. P. LAMBERT, NJ. d,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.

high moral character uf the Medihul Department of the
Graoienberg Company.
J. p. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
am Methodist clergyman My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health Of wUnen have Travelled
my circuit prehc hing the Gospel thank God however
that have all these diseases way to the Graefen-
berg harshas Uterine CatholicUn wherever it has been
used REV. PETER SHARP. Ridgeway n ich.,
former Western s.ark, Medina o., D
- For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
Out The state
~ For medicines or agencies address
X. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
mufls Agent Tor Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23
NOTICE.

~ INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES IN
W.iCE ThE STATE Is NOT INTERESTED.
.v ,.-ccrlhy n. Board .; PatNc Works TO call the
--.s- o: al !n..rasl improvements in which the
. o.; Interested - the following provisions o. :hs
J-.'s.., chap. IL. sec. 81
p i--,ltg: sai Directors of every company iEcor-
.l 2, ,la.. ~os % !.i;.-aai Improvement. 20 she
. - = ,h.-- is rn sa5,c-;p;.ou b. the Board Of
NsA, shall make y: following reports 10 the Board,
l''h. end @. one yea from he completion OF such
-rDr: slowing th- c3:.ir;o. oi the work, the whole
-. cAp,il eApsnce! Il Il, construction with the
. "a = a. expenditure, :bc amount 9. tolls Received
q. .,.a prec-dac yea- the annual cxrensss Of the
.rr>. sGi ,h- nett profits o. .oss which repor;
mylnleity pa: o. o,ap az tie work, and at the
.t-:. y-.f thereafter, further rrp"t:. showing the
d. .''he gorS, The amount and kinds o expenditures
-, and che ne': profits Cor such yeaT. Where par
q: - .hs have been prescribed by The Board OF
" -. ati icaie known - the company, the report
p 70 .il. 'n-m. III o. failure 30 make any such
.sy !Ay. ;h- company shall .orfe!: thouseal
-, .a - :oa,. ,su,- he showT ;nr sGch failure"
-.'.-, l-a. act. psss-i March !. lsj6, the reports
-. :, be IN :he possession. Of The Board o! Public
q = 81 80. dsy Of October, IN each year.
3, =. -rscfhed by the Board can be Rad upon ap-
.. ... :, .s5.s yhce, il Tie city Of R!chnoad.
THOMAS II. DEWITT,
B, -ilVt,.:0c: Sery board OF Public Works.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23

Board including w1>lns Sc.................... 100 NJ
This Academy has been a active operation since ISL II
Is under tie control Of Board Of fourteen Trustees The
system Of instruction thorough aud erteta:yr ind !' -
f-c,-d hy tire study CT T.. bes Text Books Conversation
Lectures with experimental illus the Natural
Science. Te discpln. parental The ain OF the Teach
., no: only TO mpnr information. hut 10 develop
paGd aud discipline all the powers "f the mind To refine the
ser.,ib:ics posh the nanners form correct habits o
thought aud seton !nst!l proper prncpl,. o. action and
educate the Affections 50 as TO 'rs'n child act faithful
IT, henorsty, and happily, her rart IN that STATE OF LIE In
which Providence place her Tie o n. Texch
e. In their ain, during .hc last nineteen ysrs under te
present Principal 10 eyiirH ro.. II. hill position OF IN.
pupil, for charscrg refinement ard intelligence. IL the
coarS, o Instruction, rsrcu,T attention is paid 10 oar
language hat child may learn 20 read, write and
converse properly.
TIE N.:urai Sciences 20 essential Il, .ashei edu
cation Of lady, receive proirinra; n';sn'i". Thess
are vel Sdaited {" teach child TO taink for
herself, aud 10 thnk carefully "i correctly TO SECURE
spirit Of observation and gqcT 20 give drsire for inor
nation and love for study, and 10 coun,rrnct the pcrn
clog, unuYic oi the eAcitine and driaUrazng lii.raue
co1.iary thrown in the way of the youns that they
shout! forln constant branch o! Academic learning.
Conn. led wish this Acs deny All extensive CHEMICAL
LABORATORY AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPAhATUS.-
Lectures With Experiment. si he frequently given 10 I'm.
part instruction in these Sciences The other departments
pertaining a complete Female Eiucaen will he under
The constant supervision Of The Principal
The Boarding Department Of the Principal s conducted
the family plan, that III. papl shall he deprived,
little As possible q. the ntucir, Of IN. home circle. The
uiy study urer the supervision o the Teachers
by Tho also the boarders attended IN their wits 10
he stores. aad suiab. public Lectures in town. They
attend chuCh Win ths lauly are NOT aoNeu 10 fecriIe
the special attentions oil young 20 spend the night
Of e house unless called FOR ~ the parent. The pn
cpa knowing that the training Of youth FOR eternity,
the Bible pan s the surcst training Cor usefulness hcnor
and hsppn-.3 in this world. .adecrs have s.l his
family arTsugcfnrH'> in accordance.
The Inca,,cn o. She Academy IN healthy and
5le town. good corps Of Teachers give to
Parents and Guardians that their daughters sent here,
will have opportunity for gaining thorough aud sysie'
naic Education.
sH-fur.hcr information 5c obtained application
to the Principal.
Danyill. Va july &c Issa-ciwif
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BOOKS ON 0Ua TABLE.

WoRKs OF Pascal, Vol ]. 1t contains q
neat translation of his Provincial Letters. with
an historical introduction and notes by the
Rev. Thomas McCre preceded by life Of
Pascal, a critical essay, and biographical no.
ticc.
SELECT WoKKs or VoLrAjrr Vol con-
tains, lst. The Life of vol;airc, by Lord Broush.
am %. Ioltaire and Frederick the Great,
BY Lord Macaulay Sd vol,are and the
Church, also by Lord Macsuay. 4h. Charac.
ter and genius Of voltaire, by Carlyle. 9th.
yoltarc's History Of Charles MI.
GERMANY, by Madame De Stael. in two vo.
lumrs, with notes ard appendices hy o. W.
Wright, A. N.
All the above ere edited by o. ". Wright,
published by Derby / Jackson, New York,
and for sale by Geo. Il. West. Richmond.
Pascal, voltaire and Madame D. Stacl arc
too we'll known, and the position Of each too
we'll established in the opinion Of the reading
world TO make any criticism Of ours necessary.
From DAVIS TO DAr LlGuT, or SIMPLE
STORY OF WESTERN HONE. By Minister .
Wife. Derby g. jackson, New York. For sale
By George NJ West
CAYpsELL's AGRICULTURE. "A Manual of Sci
entifc and Practical Agriculture for the School
and for the Farm. By j. L. Campbell, \ NJ.
Professor Of Physical Science. Washington
College, Virginia: with numerous illustrations
Published by Lindsay i Bla ki,,on. f,r
sale by George N. West, Richmond.
From the well known character Of Professor
Campbell, we have no doubt ,ha; he has iuIIy
met want that has long been f,ii, especially
in Virginia
PRESIDENTIAL CAyDrDATl.-Thl' is the Title
of new and somewhat interesting book,
conv Of which has beer forwarded 10 Us BY the
publisher. A. B. Burdicli. New York. The nu'
thor gives brief biographical sketch of some
Of the prominent living politicians of the coun.
trv beginning with VIM H. Seward. next Ste
phen 4. Douglas, then Salmon p Chase, Ed
ward Bates Daniel 5. Dickinson. John Bill,
John P. Hale Alexander H. Stephens, y. p.
Banks, Jos. Lane, John Mclean II \. Wise,
R. N. I. Hunter, Henry Wilson, jefferson DI'
Wis, James /. orr, John Minor Bolts, JAMES IL.
Hammond, Howell Cobb, John c. Breck'n'Tdse'
and John {. Fremont The boon also mas !
few extracts from some Of the speeches dei'''
cred at various times By the gentlemen a'o'e'
,.n,ed Tho Who'll. work IS embraced in $50
pages, large type, dnodecimo volume
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
WOODSTOCK ron SALE.

TSTESDlNG to remove TO Richmond | oG.r for sale pr.
yalely my farm well known - Woodstock. Woodstock
Il situated about ye miles below Richmond and les, than
a mile from the York River Railroad, the Neg Bridge
road adjoining lands Of DR.. John H. Garnet; aud
The farm contains 4UO acre 100 acres OF which well
ti,nbered with OAK and pine abou. l2S Chcka-
hominy low grounds easily drained, and the !siander IN
arabic high lands, in improving condition, Producing
well the crops usually cultivated IN this region such
wheat corn oats ay. &c. Tobacco cultivated By
raj Of my n-iribors.
Wcoistocx + one Of the most commanding si;ul'ions Ia
Eastern Virginia The rr.G:ncc being located beau
iful cmineuce commands tine and lovely view ofthe
rounding country for mics around. The improvements
are all new The dwelling which has been completed with
in the last year. Is large t"o svry WOOL hol'e having
built OF The material and planned Win Al eye 70
taste comfort and convenience II contains seven large
rooms large AMI I'VE closets The house
covered with tin and has been recently painted exter
nally and internally in the most modern style There Is
also an office In the yard with To rooms In H. The out
houses such Kitchens quarters, barns. stables de are
all The place abounds IL springs su.ccny COME.
ncnt Of pure any IN the state Besides an old
apple orchard there Is young apple aud peach orchard
OH the place The proximity Of this farm to luchmord,
renders particularly valuable aud desraol ana Is sci
dom that such farm combining all the advantages and
convrn,eices, is offered In market.
My sOnn law Dr. Eoyste who resides on 'ic premises
will pleasure In showing 20 any one Who may wsh 20
sea Il.
The purchaser can have the privilege Of seeding crop
Of wheat this f Gnt full possession The it o! January
lsGO.
July s-esm MAEY II. PRICE.
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IlROAD ROCK FALL ,,...A

DAY, October 4ih, lsJ9 BAC
FIRST DAY.-Tugspiv,
a:hswecps,akes FOR three yelf. old colt, and aie' Male
heats: sloo entrance; tjp forfeit Cic'sd i'' August
i.t Gen Thomas J. Greer nsm.sb. G, by AnreEa'ion'
his dam by imported Tell. ,
Cd Fondren, W!!.a:ri Co. name b. /. b! Red iye'her
dam unknown. e.
4,h, David McDanles names ch. {. hihns Lemin, by
Boston, Jr, her dam By imported Trustee ~
3,h j. w r. Srwby names Anne smith, oy chHc ha'
red, her dam by Boston. nj,
9TH Philo c. Bush names ch Pauline, ny sar ps's'
her dam by Monmuth Eclipse.
SECOND RACE-sANs DAr-s1eepst'se for M ,hree Year, @
old, tha, have two mile heats fl sriF"uce
i7a forfeit. Closed LIST o. August as follows:
Isi T 4 T ". boswell names ch. by Gri Ednoni'on'
her DAM Virginia Payne, by Harold
I'd Gen. Thos J. Green names <. =, Adde cus'icr .!
Challenger. her dam by imported T'',;er -,
3D. Calvin Green, names b. C by Gr' Edn'ond''r, l''
SECOND DAY-wrrsxaDAr ,,h.--roar mile pos, STAKE
for four year ods; ti,oco entrance ~ o:'. s9sea
with three subscribers viz; fondFen "!!hams Co., l.
T. " boswell. and Calvin Green.
THIRD DAY-THUEsDAY, Cih.-C!ub purse; Two nile
FOURTH DAf-F3Dn, ia'--Iab purse '"'ee i'''e
sirrII Tor three year old
colts anL hrs mile heats 4VV cntranrei s!"o 'or
ii; Gen Thos j. Green Capt; Jane, W!iara'on'
ch Mary Bevins, by Red Eye her dam By PHI Br9Tn
2nd f. ST. Hall names s. T. Faith, by Clidr Harold, h-s
dam Fidelity b. Priam.
Id David Mcdaniel. name. eh. Minua Lemaa, ty Do!
IT.,
i,h P!o &. Bush names cll T. Pauline, by stsF paVs
her dam By MoErou,h Eclipse.
jth Calvin Green name, be-, by Grif Edinondsoa his
dam ny Priam.
SECOND RACE SANE DAY.-S=eer.take for two year
ohs one mile sOO entrance sjc forfeit; closed is Of
August, 1852 NJ follows:
i.t ~ Isll names ch f. Fame, by rnsneicr her dam
Fidelity. -
I'd David Mechanics eh &, by GOs'on, r her dam
by Regent. r,
3D. Calvin Green names Mr. Corbn'a cb. T. by Grit Ed
nondson, her dam BY imported Cetas.
sweepsak- to con: OF first TUESDAY In May, 1860 for
three year colts and lle. the produce OF mar. het
had not produced winner to l-t OF May 1907 :V en-
trance $50, forfeit mile hea- closed i't August i''' 81
follows: 49,, ~, a.,
Is, Gen Thos J. Green names Mis- Tobacco Fly, By
Red Eye her dam Fire Fly. by imported Priam
81. y. VI. Hall names ch c. by Revenue, MS usn' ram
3d. r. A: Aston names CD. C. by Highlander, lis dana
Kitty Puryear, by imported AndeIhy.
.th B Bark-y names b. C, Glance, by Eata" shar.,
/ his dam by Arcadia. ,
sh David MeDanies ch. T., by Boston. Jr., her
dam by Regent. y,
mondson her dam By imported Cetus
Iny IsELes, CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23
MAsY II. PRICE.

HAVING determined 10 TO the county Of Henri.
Ii CO, shall SELL public auction, the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 3st day Of August II fair II hot, the
next fair day the Farm upon which 1t present reside
lying the county Of Prince Edward upon The Appouaiiox
river, sia miles above the town Of fany-, and aud
quarter miles from the st,;ion upon the South side
railroad, and containing about 500 The improve
all and In cScr!et. condition. consisting oi
two story Framed Dwelling, with six rooms, including
basement rOois 0iicr 10 the yard, Kitchen, Neat
house. Ice house. four excellent Negro Cabins with plank
floors and brick chnnrys, seven Tobacco Barhs good
Grsnary Stable. Co nhousr Carriage and buggy house.
there @ In original forest, well iiinLeged erd
from ~ TO uO acres OF rich creek and Hat land.
shall not give minute description Of tic firGl. ask
.ho.e desiring 10 purchase good lara visit and
and -Iana for themselves haze an orchard Of choice
irui' Just beginning % bear.
TEgs>UEr tiTd cash. .e oaiauce IN ore and t"o years
the purchaser executing bonds, with good security, bearing
Interest frOl the day OF sale. JUliS II. kNlGHr
~ tddrri,, "Farm'!le," W.. y. DATis Aue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23
TUE RANK OF wEsrcT.

It will be seen By the proclamation OF the
C,overnor in another column, that large num-
ber of notes of this Bank has been issued With
ont sufficiency Of gold and silver coin being
nrovided to redeem the same, and that SAID
hank has failed to redeem IN coin some OF SAID
notes when presented for payment. The Cow
ernor, therefore, in conformity with the law,
prohibits the bills or notes Of the Bank from
being received in payment Of any money duo
to the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23
AMELIA ACADEMY.

LINE T~eny seventh Annus Session OF hI' IhstIVl:loH
Il will open Oct. Isl >:9, and close Aug. lsi, l>C0.
Terias per session. exclusive OF lights alh-tl"c plya-
bic Oct ls,: $lVJ March ls
For further particulars. see Catalogue.
Direct "LoIp-- +. u, Amelia county, Va
WN II. HARRISON.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BROOKHILL SCHOOL,


VIRGINIA.
CHARLES MINOR, NJ. d., a. ", PRrscipi.,
Wy. H. AgrOr, RuBxar RirEs NJ, L. Va CHS MsoR, Js.
As5lst5EtS
TINE Session begins Sept! ls sS9 AID ends June eth,
Il lsCo vided into two equal terms, with week,
cess q; Christmas.
rrAiEtTS !Ac.'i.
J. English Language,
:. Latin anl Grees Languages.
3. The Modern Languages, French Ge.mla, Spanish,
Italian Anglo Saxon
j. Mathematics.
.; The Elements c; Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry and
Moral Philosophy
Catalogue. showing the pln Of the School, to ;Ose
who desire H.
TgRss-t.e to be paid hall In sdyancels, Sept, and
Ist Feb.
~ Post Office and Depot, Charlottesville, Va
RsrERkSeESThe Professors and Visitors Of the Un,ers
y Of Iir.ni, Hon Vim Rive., Cobhsm Depot, Alb ::
Franklin Minor ESQ. Charlottesville; eni. T. Maury.
L. S Observatory Washington; r. Rev John Johns, Alex.
anda, Va; Charlie, I. Pollard and :. I. Jones' Esqs.,
Montgomery, Ala; Hon. c. &. Clay, huntsville, Ala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23
RICIITOND COLLE E1:I;.

TVIHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN OCTOBER FIRST
IL AND CLOSE JULY fast. The Faculty consists OF
REV. ROBERT EiLAND, A. NJ, Pre,!den: and Professor
CT Moral Science.
LEWIS TURNER, A. VI, Professor OF Mathematics and
Astronomy.
GEORGE E. pAEHEY, \. 81, Professor Of Latin Ian.
Suage aud Liie-a;ui-.
E ADKINS A. NJ (.nhs:l,u,e FOR Prof owrS. Professor
Of Greek Languages and Literature.
WILLIAM Il. STRANGE =. b., Professor Of Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy.
WILLIAM srAUGhToN CHASE, A. N. Professor Of
Modern Languages and Literature.
:. II. SLuCUN8, 4. NJ Tutor c! The Academic Depart
ment.
Mr.. W. T. LINDSAY and NJ 4. BRocg, both skltul and
cbh .inS houses-epcrs. furnish eycelleiii board
TEgys.-for Beard aud Fuel $3.50: payable .hri or
Rent Deposit and Prn:ins 81 so payable Is. ~ the
ist Of October and s.5 the 18th o! April Day scholars
in the College proper pay - Cor Room Rent in the Acade
mic Department a. FOR Fuel.
For further Information catalogue apply 10 the
Dr.. I.,-o ru,,yo ~ ti,,p p,,f Ana
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HENRY \. WISE.
!, T,IE GOVERNOR OF VTRGINIA.

Y l'SN)Ns L. ~ vi n y LN)-N-
,.if 4. y,'sncy has occurred In the Judiciary OF
\ 81. ,...,. -..-.:h 10y IN. death OF John ". NASH
+, ,.,f .t. s.tvai Iuiic<l Circuit, composed OF the
,. p V..cr .ec-se. DUwii!e. brunswick, Mecklcn-
.. -s..: \p;toway. Ar3rlia. Chesterfield, Powha-
.e sI,y y Petersburg, therefore, In conformity 20
= ,.-, ,'-a-h Of sai counties, and the Sergeant OF
.. -tr-s! required 20 cause an election 10 be held
-.-.. lay. the t-s: day Of September next, at
. -, bed oy Law, for a Judge Of the Circuit
3..g-y -. vscancy aforesaid
- s.,a -rle- NV hand. as Governor, and uader
,-...a. Q. .he Commonwealth. a: Richmond, this
-,r;s,. i8y of lGly. 80, and in The sith year of
Ia1nTesl:h. HENRY A. WISE.
}, 4. i1v.rugr GErSGs W MrSfosD. Secretary OF the
----~-,th Juy 22-ctde
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-23
BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE

NJISs E. TEBDs, Principal; Miss GARDxk, Assistant In:
A structor In English: Prof Engelbrech,. Vocal aud
Instrumental Music, Prof Po Lsnsasges-french, Latin
Italian &C., Drawing and Painting.
This Institution will open for its second session the 10Th
day Of next September and close the last OF June tho.
rough and systematic Of study is pursued and every
,rt will be continued ma!naln high reputation aud
select character for the School corps OF welqusl!hed
and teachers engaged for The coming
sion and other assistants will be employed the school
increases II the design Of the Principal that this rst
tuition shall possess every advantage Tor the s''ahnen' Of
a thorough and finished female education.
The building selected and purchased by The Principal for
the Of the School. in retired
and healthy part Of city, 1t was erected expressly ioE
iio.rdpy school, and Is wesuited FOR that purpose.
KKrEKkScEs:
The patrons ofihe School, IT. Rev Jno Johns d. c. Rev.
c. h. Dana; Rev D. Sprigg; Rev. I. Johnston, Alex
andra Va; Maj. II. B. Tyler, Washington CITY; ~:
C.u,hed Speaker Of the House Of Delegates Of Virginia;
John seldom, ESQ., Stafford Val j. Randolph Tucker ESQ,
Richmond Va; Nathaniel Tyler, Editor OF the Richmond
Enquirer Dr. L. A. Currie, Lancaster county Va; Rev H.
H. Phillips virginia Female Institute; Hon W. Tyler,
warrcuton, Va; Rev. o. A klnsolving Miduis6ure Val
q, W. Lewis Oak Grove, Westmoreland county, Va
For Circulars containing Terms, other sfu'
moniss, &C., address Mss L. iLppSs
July l5-c3m AIe1snoIle. ~.
u Iux Is John N. GORDON / son.
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WHEAT FANS,

-yN ; AND c | LTIF \ I 0 RS,
~ E.Ny .:pDrored Pd:t.r7 ana .Sssds
~ Ec.ry iidr;e.y.
~. s-cefel TIE sals o. a new and cheap Fan Mill,
- e-a v.;h safety warra,i ard recommend as be-
% ~ +. I'e for, the perfect cleaning .! Wheat.
Ny NEW pLOW
'- 90 F- ;'e! aud ;es;c! sssns; most other Pows,
= '-' g.'er's satisfaction that propose TO for
-s aay ''rleF who desire, it. and bind myself 10
- 20 iay the freight FOR returning IL. II !. does
.'-... y:oye better ., tg any ,' has now In
' '..-S g'r /. 'ant, o!iay cwc G.atc, full sup
e .1T.I=
-. .7Ss % every size. both FsLt and zen hand.
Q, Is. P.aa'. o: eyery .z-.
=! '.E', Of sy.ry ,ize; and :he castings 20 every
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=. Tee a'Ys Ccl.iva,ors, the bes: articles for
Z a'e- asa e"-Ty other article Ia use for Ill
= ''' an e-lta.na'!rn Of my stock a. No. % Main
- . aYo'e =. Chsri-s Hotel, Iict-nond Va.
:. F. II. STARKE.