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July IF-'EEF
FOX SALE, or EXCHANGE FOH TEXAS

A VALUABLE and beautiful Farm, situated 80 miles
n from Richmond. on one o. the best railroads, In 4
mos, desirable n-ighborhood, and near a thriving village
where there are churches, hotels, stores, a large depot.
p~ost.oaice, telegraph Office, &c. The tract contains ON
acres, ~, under cultivation, Of which \ rtry Lrrgs Pro,
portion il SD1om land Of the best quality, and all wen
drained. The balance is In original wood, with a 'ma' pof'
ton Of second growth pine.
Thi, Land Is highly adapted TO all the staples .. u
country, and abounds In water from the puf.ss 80
spring. in every part Of IL. The Improvements -.
sive, mostly new, or lately repaired. and In soou ~. hv
The location l., very beautiful. p-rhs?, :. ~ n niacr
many in this part OF the state, and as hia'''' "a" 1-' P
In the world. ~o,,d y. OF.
This Farm is offered for sale privately, d, nou
changed IN par, for land in T, r4s. .n!'aC'! o. - p;...
fot iut'hef ia''icu'ar'' July 9-6m
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ST. JOSEPHl'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
ICHMON D, vIRGlNIA,

BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
flNliIS INSTITUTION nill resume studio, on the first o:
Il September.
BoAHIngs-Ror Board, Tuition and Use Of Dc! and Bed
ding, also, for Washing and Mrniiug, pay, per Snnuin, fl"b,
paid, serni.annualIy, In advance. There lie Il charge Of 81
Tor doctors fec.
DAY ScnoL Understanding 20 the Branches they study,
pay from a to Z; per quarter In advance.
For Music, FEGScH and ENHEoin.Ef There j. an extra
chars. for Tuition and use Of Instruments.
Letters addressed 20 the DfRECTRESS, or TO tiSh' Rev.
BISHOP McGILL, will meet with prompt attention.
70 Pupils o: any denomination received on condition
ot conforming TO The general Discipline OF the school.
Ama 1J
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COHMISSJONEK,S OFFICE,

VNo TIKI CREDITORS OF JAME6 DuSLEi, AND TO
Il ALI. OTHERS CONCERNED:
Take Notice, that on the 18th day Of September next, ~ my
Office, shall, In pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Chesterfield County, pronounced OIL the 9TH day OF May,
1852, In the case Of Charles Severance against James Donlcy
and wife aud others, proceed to take an account Of the real
rs.atc Of The Defendant James Donley, including the land
mentioned in the bill conveyed In trust for the benefit OF The
wife of the said Donley, the annual and fce-simple value there
Of; the membranes and lien, both by deeds and jude.
mrpta thereon; the amounts Of such Membranes and
judgments and their respective priorii!es; and also whether
IN any Of the claims secured by deeds or judgment liens
WEIR debts .uhslsting at or before the date OF the recorda'
ZION Of the deed Of trust executed by ssid Donley Tor the
benefit OF his vile rs Aforesaid. .
Given under my hand, as Commissioner OF the said
Court, the day and year first aforesaid.
An. I1-cwaw ". W. I. C0GB1LL, Com'r.
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MISS rEGEAM,s BOARDING AND DAY

~ TIE cry OF RIrHNOND.
M ISIS PEGliiM will resume The il;ics o! her school on
vi the first Monday Ia October. She vii. be aided 10y
efficient Teacher. in each Department. Nine Drrand will
be retained az French roT-rncss.
Latin, Mathematics, ana the Ply deal Sciences will be
taught by Professor TnEpnuEg llEiltSYyLb, 4 gentleman
whose high attainlnrnts and successful experience in teach.
Ing. render him worthy OF entire corfii. nee.
Circulars, with :ul details. may lee had on application to
July lJ--ctf Mr.. J. ". PIGGAM. Linden Row,
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a VERY r.n1 DESlnArLE nEslDEN.E oN

STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTION.
VtliE subscriber, ~intrndin; 10 remove TO VI. new house on
l. oh street, VII offer 10: SALE. AZ public auction. upon
tie premises, on FRIDAY. the igh day q August, coz
; iRenc!nc At ) O'Clock. y. NJ, III. present residence. situated
Oh the Ea>; side II 9Th, between Clay aI Leigh s;rert. II
contains seyen rleasan: roors, With comfortable ,erNau's'
quarter, and ha, Just been thoroughly tepslr ed, viii cas
and water in every room. The 10; .-Vn;s 81 feet, ,ut rant
back ljn Feet 20 An alley.
Any one wishing 10 purchase a really desirable dwelling,
In q very pleasant and retired ur,shborhood, would DO vel
~ attend this sale.
TEhss-one.fouF,h cash, tie balance a. G. {! aud IS
months, for ne soiiablr ro:s-, with interest added. and -.
cured by a trust decd. JAMES II. B.DNSE.
JAS. NJ. TAILOR Z S1S ACr.. An. -.
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1--WE -I'>crb-r will sell ~ public auction. at Halifax e
J. II. Oh the fuUETiI MONDAY IN AUGUST NEXT
ms patent deed To the right Of selling the lEANlTr'S IN
CEl.>Io; CORN AND COZ CHtSiikl. In the counties o
Haitian aui Charlotte. The limits Of this d--d will CONT
nHr until the !.'li OF February, 1859. Said deed will be
transferred to HE purchaser.
Jllr l.--cytyr JOS q WOODHf<
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CHEs,rEiKE FEMALE COLLEGE.

~ Q ~ L POINT
H,llIS ESTARLIslIIEN IIAvISG BEEN PURCHASED
i by individuals. chiefly residing In Portsmouth,. Norfo!.
and the aiiac-l: c.uuir! will ~ maintained Il, 4 fEi cla,,
Institution.
The ensuing session viii commence on the first M"SpIi Ia
October, under the Supervision Of the Rev. CIliS. 4. RAY
MUNr. who viii 'LV" associated with lin an able corps cf
Teachers.
The rates @. Board and Tuition will remain unchanged.
For iir!h-r particulars see future advertisement, or al-
Dr.. REV. THOMAS HUME; III.
MUSS ". Al:MlSTEAD, EsQ, Portsmouth: "r
REV. CHARLES i. AfMUND Hampton.
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ron SALE

HNIIE pr0prirtors, for the purpose OF making . division
of TIL. most desirable and valuable property, will sell
II, without reserve. Oh the FIRST DAY OF skPTEMBER
nrNt. II is situated at Bath Court House, In 4 beautiful
and fertile valley, on the main leading stage road. fifteen
miles West OF the Virginia Central Railroad, at Millboro'
Depot, and forty miles East ii The White sulphur Springs.
The several tracts 81 Land contain about 5000 acres, q
great portion Of which i rich, we'll va'crcd, under good
trnciat. well set In clover and other grasses, and in a good
,tl,. %. cultivation. ~ = stock Farm, it Is Of superior
,u,i,y. has the advantage Of an extensive mountain
rane-. The buildings are nearly new. consisting OF a large
and spacious Hotel, other handsome, suitable buildings Tor
m. accommodates Of sbou, 800 visitors. All the supplies Of
meats, grains, &c, for the use OF the hoi-! establishment,
can lie raised on the farm.
Tsnus % SALE Agr-One- fourth Of the purchase money
in hanl. or u negotiable note at GD days, with Interest,
added: the balance of n" purchase money In four equal
annual payments, with interest from lsi November, when
possession will be- given; the purchaser giving bond AID
gooi security. GRO. MhlsE,
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A VALU ~ -
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE C0INIi VI
KISG WILLIAM. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

KING WILLIAM, FOR SALE AT AUCTloN.
A Executor of Ottoman Slaughter, deceased. ] shall, on
"A THURSDAY, TIE FIRST DAY of sEpIhMDhh, iso.'
al II O'Clock, NJ, IL fair. II not. the next fair day thereafter,
on The premises, sell at Auction, that valuable Farm, known
~ Springfield in the county Of King William, containing
nine hundred and f~orty-three acres, more or less, lying VIII
In a half mile OF the Court house. and adjoining tho lanns Of
Mr.. Ambrose White, Col. Harden %Littlspase, ami o'htrs.-
The Farm aliounds with mari, and Is wrll.waiered, having d
good spring in each o; the fields, and Is considerau one
among The best high.landed estates and neighoofhoous III
that part OF the country. 1t Is deemed unnecessary 10 give
q further description Of the land improvements una ad'th.
,ages, presunlng those wishingto purchase will examine 10,
themselves. Possession given 10 seed q crop Of wient, anu
full possession on the LIST January next.
An.r the sale OF the Farm, will be sold the stock, con-
sI.ling Of Horses, Mules, Cows. Sheep, Hogs, Farming ln-
pl-menis. Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms or SAiE.-for the Farm. one.siIth cash, the hsl'
sncr In four equal in,talments, at !, I, 3 and I years from
the day OF sale. with the interest upon the deferred pay
ments, payable annually, the purchaser executing bonds
with satisfactory security, aud n deed OF trust upon Inc
property to secure she payment. Pr the personal pro
pvrty, all SUNS under twenty dollars, cssh; over twenty
dollars, twelve months credit, for bonds with approved Sc
cuhty, bearing Interest from day Of sale.
sH- Mr.. Reuben +. Jordan, the manager, Will show the
Farm TO those whining TO purchase.
VIM. O. ALLEN
Executor Of Ottoman Slaughter, deed.
.--s 40 o.
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HILARY +. JOKES, VI. A., a.. Of va PEiS-.r'
wM. VI. FUNrAlNr, VI. -, It. of Na.)
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
SCHOOL,

-. NWI' NnEfN o. CHAkLDTIEsvILLE Aab IHE UNIVERSITY
~ VIRGINIA.
CHARLES MINOR, VI. d., y. N, PEiScIP.i,
w. L. Arr,r, I:oBEnr I:yrs. a. ~, L. Va, Gus. M~isoHrJE.
Assistants.
fINIIE Session begins, Sept. lsi. i-'?. and ends June .5:h,
l. l>G', divided into two equal terms, with two week. re-
cess n Chrisunas.
rrBJECTs TAUDH!.
/. English language,
=. Latin and Greek Languages.
3. The Modern Language, French German, spanish,
Italian, Anglo Saxon.
I. Maihcmatirs.
3. The Elements .! Nat. Philosophy, Chemistry and
Moral Philosophy.
Catalogues, showing the plan Of the School, sent to those
who desire H..
~TsgHs-t:ic; to be paid half in adyance-is; Sept, and
Is, Feb.
~ Post Office and Depot, Charlottesville, Va.
RgFEEEScEs.-The Professors and Visitors OF the Cn!versl'
~ Of yirslni,; Iloa. Vim c Rives. Gotham Depot, Alb.
Franklin Minor, Esq. Charlottesville; Lieut.. VI. I. Maury
{. :. Observatory, Washington; IL. Rev. John Johns, Alex
andria, Va; Charles I. Pollard and :. 7. Jones, Esq,
Montgomery, Ala; Hon. {. e. Clay, Huntsville, Ala.
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Observation-Disclosures OFFICE.
CHESTERFIELD COURT HOUSE, Angus! . 1859.

TIIO THE CREDITORS OF ANDREW J. KUHN, Decd.
i AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED:-
Take Notice. that, 10 pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Chesterfield county, pronounced ID on the 9TH day OF
May, 1859, In the case of James VI. Taylor and others,
against Andrew J. kuhh's administrator and others H'"U'
on the 18Th dag Of September next, at my Office, take a
further account OF the administration o! the estate 81 Tie
said Andrew J. Kuhn, decd, by the defendant, MN. L.
till, late sheriff Of the said county, aud ~ such his admin
is,rator; and, also, \ further account Of the debts and
claim. outstanding against the sad dcccdcnt or his estate,
&C., &c.
Given under my hand rs Commissioner Of the said Court,
the day and year first aforesaid.
Auy Iimcwtw ". ". COGBILL. Comm,r.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
|IhNNTVN, 'INUE'IN'
..,t.J I,,I y.,;,,,D,. ~.

,G~ncorpo;ated Iyms Legislature. Isi:'
REV. r. II. PHILLIPS, ~. ~. PRINCIPAL
Assisted 10y L full corps Of Professors and Female Teachers.
TINllE 18th session will commence Oh the 18th September
i. A thorough education in the sohd and ornamental
branches muy be pursued at this Institution, Remote from
unravorabie influences, and alnrding IN. best advan.
:a.es for the healthy development Of the physical con,li,u-
lion.
Por circular, with full information, address the Principal.
T.Ex-: For hoard, furnished room, fuel. light, washing,
and tuition in The English course 500 for the annual r"s-
zion.
Music. Languages, Drawing, &C., extra.
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ABERDEEN SCHOOL,

KIM MD QJEEN I'LNii, 'lhplNlA. $500.
1T Is IN. subscribers design 10 open n SCHOOL fOR
BOYS at his residence. In King and Queen county, the Ses-
sion 10 commence ist October next, and To terminate 3ls.
JIly following, with the usual recess 4; christmas. Tie
course Of instruction will be systematic and thorough, en-
hracipg the English Language, Ancient Languages, the
MoIcfn Languages. French, spanish and Italian. Matle-
MATES. with is application to Land Surveying and CIVIL In,
cheering. and the Elements Of Natural Philosophy aai
Chemistry.
The undersigned has associated with him Mr.. :. r. La
TAME, of the University q Virginia, who has had several
year, experience ia teaching, and whose testimonials OF
qualification are NJ a high character. The location OF the
school l. proy-rbial for hcalihfulnes-, and its church ahvan'
tac.s and refinement, VI society are unsurpassed Ia the
state. Aberdeen Is one mile dislln, from st. Stephens
Church, a Post Uncc on the stage road from Richmond to
Tappalannoci. a.,
ry necessary, except lights, .!p"-payablr on--hslf ist Jan
u.rv, the other !ist July.
Pos. ufice-s;. Stephen Church. J. {. COCNClLL.
yiEGiyiA MILITARY lSsTTrrE, Jun. 20, lS|?.
l. si,.. me much pleasure 10 recommend the Male school
under The charge o. Mr.. J. &. Council. Mr.. Cuiincil IL a
Distinguished graduate Of this Institution, and discharged
with great credit the duties OF Assistant Professor of Mathe'
mates for one year. lie has heeii engaged in teaching Tor
about zen ycars, and has given great satisfaction 10 ,iiosc
who have employed him, or who have been under ms IN
| s,ructicn. ! IL" win srca, confidence recommend Ills
school. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
.Jnly 15-c,f Supert V. MI.
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.AI.l.EGHANy HIGH SCHOOL.

TT D0OL Evil u p,
M J. MOERl>ETr, A. NJ. Principal, Dad Instructor
w . Ia Mathematics and Natural -,l,are.
JOEN NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor IN htr.cR' and
Modern Langua So.
Il. b. BEACH, \. b, In-,rr.'r-. j.. Nor'! if.i' ,Fhv aud
ru:!irh.
GEu. W.. BrsTgg, S,cwari.
The session viii !cgiu i.i Il October, rmd close iLe lat
Of JIIc, l-tN.
The Exeroi-rs cou,';G-. Nition' iuttrrcftion, "r -atur'
days, and there j. no iiicrnii>-ion cAcci. ~ Christians itS.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including very i:.;s,
except li.ht', .li", payable oac'half - Uc'nhrr, balance
18th February.
Candidates :or the Ministry Of any Evangelical Denoiri-
nation, who come suitably recommended, rccri': tuition
free. Sons Of ministers pay half prc. for tuiriou.
books furnished, At The springs, at Richmond prices.
For Pamphlets. containing liticgraph of I'll" T!ic',
JIan. &c, &c. adlrr-> ". J. MORIISETT,
Principal.
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RICHMOND COLLEl:E.

l. AND CLOSE jelly FIRST. III: Faculty consist, oI
REV. ROBERT EYiiNp, \. NJ, President anl Professor
Of Moral Sc!cac-.
LEW TURNER, :. VI, Professor Of Ma;hcma';r, and
Astronomy.
GEORGE T.. pAHNEr, \. ", Professor Of Latin Lul-
ruasc and Literature.
e. ApEINS, \ IL. t.u,,:ituic for Pro-. owCN+., rrof-,-".
81 Greek Language aud Literature.
WILLIAM q. STRANGE, A.. L.. Professor q Ci instr;
an Natural Philosophy.
WILLIAM STAUGliToN CHASE. \. ". rrpf:',or 60!
Modern Languages ard Literature.
\. II. SlDcoMi' \. NJ, Tu'cr u ,. Academic l"!af'
m-n'.
Mr.. VA. ]. IiS9-ST and Mr.. \. Eg'"E, both ,LIful ana
obi ding lIonsrs-cpcr-, iurai,h -Ncc,lcu: board.
T..X..-fvr board aGi Fuel tiJl. payable ute ,hiri ~
the 1T of October, January AMI tpr!!. For Tuition. iooia
l:rui, Deposit and Printing. ~ -: payable -. "a IN the
ii II October, and - OF. ,l- iith 81 April. bay scholars
IN tie College proper pay :. 'or Room I:,,,. i. the A,ilc-
thc H. partm"n' II r.: Fuel.
Tor !rrth"r Information -c' catalogue, or apply 10 ;hc
President or ans OF H.. Professor. Aus 2-c!u
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II.inP'rON AC.tDEMi.

UuiIS H. CARY. y. Vi. PRINCIPAL, Aucien; Languages
- ant Marhcina:!c..
FLEMING JAMES, ie, \. VI, University .: 'irsini,.
AaclrIt Languages, Spanish sEi Italian.
WILLIAM D.. CiTsiiAW, virginia Military li"'iCir,
Mathematics. Tactics. and kngi-h.
-----. Nus!r. French and German.
3 Miss F.A CiEN EI.AAn. Female u, i,trimcUi.
Tic EN-rct.- Oh: III, School h"ciA v. the Fiat Monday
u OrI"l.r, ami coI.iiGc ten months. board ,isli, 'Niral
aud Tui'ion ia Anricut Languages, Mathematics, sc, ss!",
per scs,.ru, Moi,fi. lan.h..e., c,ch 90, rni Music s'h,
extra.
fos Catalogue. cF iurt'': Information, add -" Pea
ripsl. iltinp'5n, Virginia. ~: 1 -c:n
NhirrnnA
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n

NOIIII.sT
I OCATlON-Salem Roanoke county. Va, in one Of the
IL most beautiful, healthy and accessible sections Of VIZ
ginia.
FACULTY
Rev. d. y. BErrLE, ID. D., President, aaI Professor OF
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
;. Cas.os WELLS, \. ~, Professor Q. Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy.
Rev. W. b. ioscr, \. ~, Professor OF Ancient l.ansua.
yes and Literature.
Rev. II. s. OSBORN, A. ~, Professor Of Ns:rr,l Sciences.
&c. fhsr, Assistant In Ancien; Language, and lrepara'
tory Department.
-, Professor Of Modern Language, and Tactics.
C~orKsY-full and thorough.
ExPES,Es-ltesalar Tuition. Board. Room, Fuel, So, for
~ months, $liD.
psGiSSI:Go or S~gsSiox-Last Wednesday in August.
For PARTICULAR address ID; y. DETTL.E. b. H., Sl.v!n.
Roanoke county, Va. ). L. WELLS. sec. Faculty.
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OFFICE,

At 4 RECENT MEETING or Till
N BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Of the State Seminary Of
Learning, held nj Alexandria, in the Parish Of l,apld.s, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resoirei, That the President Of The Board, In his offcia!
capacity, advertise for applications from persons conpe'
tent to fill
!. A Professorship Of Mathematics, Natural and Expert
mental Philosophy, with Artillery taciics: to which office
shall he attached \ salary Of twenty-five hundred dollars
per anaum- s2'sm.
9. The Office ofinstructor ofEngii,h and Anclen, Tanena-
res: 10 which Office shallbc attached y salary of two thou
sand dollars per annum-s e., pD.
3. Instructor Of Engineering, Architecture and Drawing:
to which Office shall be attached Il salary OF twenty-five
hundred dollars per annuni-2jpb.
4. The office OF Instructor Of Chemistry, Geology and
Minerolocy and Of Infantry tactics: TO which Office shall
he attached u salary Of twenty five hundred dollars per an
num-s2.Dh.
:. The Office Of Instructor ri the Modern European Ian.
guages: to which othce shall be attached a salary OF TWO
thousand dollars per NUM- 900.
From the Five Professors selected a Superintendent VIII
be chosen, who shall receive one thousand dollars-fl, ~"
extra confederation In virtue thereof.
Furnished rooms 70 be provided TO the Professors Tree OF
charge.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution, notice Is
hereby given TO all such persons rs may desire TO present
themselves ss competent 10 fill the chairs above enumerated,
10 make application, accompanied with recommendations,
etc., TO me. at the Executive Office at Baton Rouge, until
the 10th day OF July next. and after that time at Alex
| andria, In the Parish Of Rapidcs. until the LIST day Of August,
1859; at which time and place the selections will be made
| to ill the several Proirssorships, and 4 Superintendent
chosen. ,sr
The appointments thus made will take eject on the FIRST
| MONDAY OF JANUARY NEXT, Qs6O) at which time the
institution WILDE opened. ROBERT c. w1ChLlffE.
June 2l-tlstSep
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BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE


NIISs =. TEBBS. Principal: Miss GsErER. Assistant In.
vi .trucior ia English Prof Eucr!hrccht, Vocal aud
Instrumental Music: lrof Polti. Lansua e's--frcnch Latin,
Italian. &c. Drawing and Painting.
TIi- Institution viii open for il, second session the 10Th
day of next September, and close the last of June. A tho
rnr:ii and sy.irnIatic cpIr,r q! study l., pursued, and every
Effort will be continued To maintain q high reputation and
select character for ,he school. A corps OF w-lL"iua'iilcd
and experienced teacher, are engaged for the coming -c,-
lion. and other assistants will lie employed ~ The school
Increases. l, Is The design of the PRINCIPAL that this lr>ii-
tuition hall possess every advantage :or the attainment e.
4 thorough aud fnl,n.'l female education.
III. buiiIinc. selected and purchased hy The Principal for
~. pcrlnan-u c,; lhli.lm-ni Of the school, is ia a retired
and healthy part 81 the city. Il W., erected expressly for
> loar!ins-schoOi, andis ~en.,uiied for that purpose.
EEFEEkSCL-:
Tie patrons of,lc School, II. Rev. Jno. Johns, II. REV.
C. Is. Dana. l.-v. II. I sprisr, Rev. T. Jehn,ton, AieA'
andria. Va: Mai. IT,. Il. Tyler, Washington City: q NJ.
Crntchfcid, Syr .kcr Of the House Of Delegates OF Virginia;
John S,tl"n. Ed, Stafford, VA; J. Randolph Tucker. Esq,
Richmond. Va. Nathaniel Tyler. Editor Of the Richmond
Enquirer. pr. {. 4. Curr,e. Lancaster county, Va; Rev. L.
n. Phillips, Virginia rriGalc Institute; Hon. }. W. Tyler,
warrcn,on, W.; Rev. u. \. kirsolving. Middlehur.. Va;
G.. ". Lewis, Uak Grove. Wes'morcland county, Va.
For Circulars containing Terms, other references. test
manuals. &c. address Mis- T.. TErlIS.
ii. .,--y, ArNunIriI. Va.
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PUBLIC S1LE OF LAND.

WILL be sold ON the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on
w TUESDAY, THE TWENTY-THlRD AUGUST, the
Parm OF which l reside, situated in Spotsylvania county,
Va, seven miles South OF The Court House. II coatains
over $40 scres, lies well aud j. well va'efet. Tho
land In cultivation ha. been mach improved. is productive
and the sil particularly adapted 20 the production 0! tie
tobacco.
The Improvements ara excellent AMI sNren.ivc, en-.
braeins every house usually found on vel! improved ss'
tRtcs.
Any person wishing 10 purchase a desirable home, In Z
healthy and good neighborhooi, with every convenience
ready 10 hand would do we'll 20 examine this p.sce before
the day Of sale,
Trsss-Ca.h g. ,c9n-. the balance on liberal credit.
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MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL,

HUIEtUUKI IUNNTl, w
TIN!iE subscriber will reopen his School on the Lot % Sep"
L trnber next. The course Of study will comprise The
ordinary branches Of an English education, together with
Mathematics. Natural Philosophy, Latin, Greek. French
German and Angl0.Saxon. These studies will he taught on
n scale sufficiently extended to prepare pupil, for the highest
classes in the University OF Virginia, or In any Of our cnl
lrgcs, or to fit them for the active pursuit, OF life. Tbs
number Of pupils vii! be limited to twenty-five.
TrRvs-Two hundred and forty dollars per SESSION OF -!
months, ending June 18th, ls6b-one.hali payable On The
lst Of September next. and Ol..half on the Eth Of January
lsG0. New pupils will be charged from the date n 'iicrin-
to ~. end Of the se.siou.
These terms iiriui- al charges save f"r books. "hie'
VIII be furnis.,c. Il; i,ichIIuGd prices.
No deduction for any cause save for protractcl sickness
Parents or guardians who wish further information vii
direct their lcitersto WILLIAM X. GAIT,
August ?-ciw IattonsLury, Dote,ourt County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-12
VT. LAUREL ACADEMY,
n&IIEAN IN

Pkg PoYEE-, Principal. -, Assistant
T OCATiON.-Five mile, from Clover Depot on the Rich
IL mond and Danyille Railroad, remarkably healthy. re-
mote from temptations to vice and convenient, TO %church--.
SUBJECTS ANCIENT Languages, Modern L'ii-
cuagr,, Mathematics, Physical Science, History and Grog'
raphy.
Length Of Session, from ist October to l't August.
Tlnus-Iioari and tuition. Ten months, t:T,. payable
half In advance. Lights extra. Pupils conveyed from the
Jcpo. without expense.
Addrcs. the subscriber u, S'nun'on, I'LL 9th August, and
M, t.-1autf PIKE TOWEi.S.