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y.a,dsl. Nc -, % OsSsbSr tsm Isss. in iivor u
!. - - n 10 1siik3 hyv. se1.pxN. a
nQ l2-dts .a1 Marshalf fbv D(skriet of ColaIbiA =
snEAneHAlS SALEs-in virsns of o vnt ,ef
bon Ss sSs q ss es.s9If is
Il: iss:;; ]! !; ;ss
avsmh'r lse. instant, al dsfsndasrs rirhss ntle,
clam a.,s sss ss.t issfss: y = snd g Lo
9Th stFsss west 81 feet inshss ffe the corner of
S s1s s5ls So ssss t5ssHs q "a s.f ;ss
ks ss cs.s Il az e
q ssss Ss q s ssSs, sss
vef Of bsnasl serrin, use Of John MeI,nae; "a
r nos-dt. Marshal far Uistsict 2 n eainmsla esirsl
81 WALL & BARNARD, Aucf,oreers.
l trust from Ann Robertson. dssed March iatS.
ia s .y o III sS = s.s ssepS
oeiSck m. on the premises, the sssternncsf pr!
g. sss ssss q Ss Se Ss Of
street fronting thirty nine fses six incSss, no9s or
e sas s:s %ols s:s
Tern: Il :sis; oass.a,rd Of the psreAsss pess,
.talms:is 9 and q @enshs, WITH istsrs.s. S% 70 s.
secured By nosss and deed oftrp:s -. 80 !
a.. =. -, ea. EAMk1EkYk EAMk:EYksdstlfHot Il COX, -
BfkcRSs SkRNsAAsiSse ass
By BARNARD q BUCKEY; Georretovn.
TRUsTEES, ,sALE.By virtue Of q deed Of
tss., = SstsS Jsns "A ssd
parts seventy -four T as q sed sss :sssn
SssaaSs q. sss end Or Gsnfssd fsss m 4
s Z: "a; aisS st,s "a
ssPss s.s .oss ;Rssss sss JI;S I;S. id zig.
line dt.ya porih and parallel VITA High strsst,
o tns :, eesssiHpsaE ss and thence with sad line
Tern. of ssls: 9se-hslf of the purchase mopsy
Ssss ED q ;.ss: ss Z Ing 92ssh 2s q
Trustee. s:SRistss sssS5 s6SfsTfs sass.
EX WALL z RARNARp, Aucaonser.. : :.
ast from coSy. ytSs ss.s e deed q
ls52, end Of record. We viii offer at auction. on
MEpNESDAY,th the 9TH day of Dscember next, at
fourth part Of Lot fourteen, ftj In square thirsy
seven, lal IN Washington, fronting thirteen feet
eleven inches and quarter on north Nj street and
running back, ofthe same width, one hundred feet
,nSte Or iess r. alley With being
Term. Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
20 be paid in cash and the residue IN two eausl
secured By notes and deed Of ftru.t. - - :
sa4ss q WxtTpER pS, s, COX,
Trustees ef Gecsgetoyn Building Hssooi.tion.
no2 2aw5cesds WALL d BARNARD, A'cfa.
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w..nss. 70 Gov. wl...-rh Richno

wAasIses 10 Gov. Wss.-Ths Richmond
Enquis~ of yesterday says.s b e ssya,.y 80
aIn compliance Win dsspatchss received from
Col. Davis, Govsrnor Wiz, on saturday night.
psoceeded to ChaRlesfown, sccompanied by fbe
Fir.t Regiment from Richmond, aud two COM
ranies from Pe1eEsburg. Rnmon Of rescue hsv-
ing been extensively circulated, and lsttsss IN
very 1aige number fsom sssponsibis pssscns in
the Nos1besh Sntss having been fsootved BY Gov.
Wise, Informing him ef extensive peepsratisns for
), Ds,aS g q 'S e sysps
folly to make tt. The 0t.ts win vindicafe the
ltadRment a her courts By sszscnting the Scrim-
inals. and the Executive y TOO vi9ilant 10 suzef
Tag that comes y him isom : tRsssan1 sources. y
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BuRSIso OF GroRolA 0IHs "A Witer in the
Savmnah Republican, spssking Of he lste burn
sfributed 70 negro ineendisries, sz1e that ifis al
= mistzke. II I'D been srspFesentsd thet n gin
were Destroyed, whsrsas eply three have bssn
bnfnt daring the asnson.l The runner that reached
AilledgsvilLs, ssannsuneing ths SeIisf thst 8
squad q Browns emlesafie6 were concealed n the
neighborhcod ~ Pine NeuntAin, In Msrrivsathsr
county, and that an expsoss bad been ssnt b TAI
tie niscreah. n Poaible, . y without Soundssion.
except that some miachievoee person did sart such
arepor: Tor he purpose, Of hlving . littls fpn.
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a1oRaBToWI ADYK1fIBRinra

GRANDELL, OPTHCTAN.I enls,-sg-i, J, ,.,',,.s
~ dAes srss "a s::sqtsss S:sssssss Il
es: es:ssa IA Ss q dsssas ssssssdt 80
si'ysr :os: =. |. ,.. sa q sass ksp..ss -
Ur 70 THE TIM n5HsEErsr 5s .1.e .,I,1,,,, .,rs,. 3 !.
!sss rscsIysd from ssStisn. at the nsw Bslsuasre
ks: nsss .Sh'ss.sS pslaias good sualisy. st
aseo yssds French iinss calioo.. one ,ard vide,
Isss:ss SsSs: 81 ss ;s I. se.s,s ssas.
Linen sSiS froass tsssll plssss, saa bs.s mak.s
Indl. RabSsf Road Combs. bss, ausiits, ,st
No. ssss Bin Hoofs q 2snd Eys.. Il dozen. !. u
ssS sisl s ossp sAi.s.y sssy 10. Of cs.rssr.i.rs
SGlYvs; Z. 5umess 4 e md soqr, q IS Gents
sss .sl l.sss s,iss
noasy. bsiOfs puiohssinf siss skess; q, :
no lssv No. ii1 bridge dSys%s &. Sso.s.sssa. !.
EyModEKY dEKYfs! N.!! ,dI aU.sjE ,.sj Egss ss !, ,,,.,,
sd vs sssoisnsst q I4aiss Furs.
Iss lss.s s.ss sss,s s. g :..s y,ss sss; s:s -
lF3s Bssidss svsry variety woss, 49, So !.
Gv ana isd A
ID IS colin l5a Btidss st. Georsssosn. ?
III ,i.l; ad oa:ss.
ers end friends In genefal thss they have made ak
Masssy,. Collins. = Co.'S superior DRAUGHr
ALE Which ior the pnst esr has borne the reputa
FecsvinK Two shipments per wesk In order % have
It eougtaaty hand, and II viii lo sold, IN whole
dslicsry. Asve sell this Ale' oay on eommi sson-
our terms will be rixidly adhered to-. Satisfscton
defect be given within q houfe sftsf tapping.
Domestic .ALES, PORTER, and BROWN
ported.l ct from 81 TO e 50 per dozen, delivered ia
Any part Of Gs0rsseovn. ws&sainstoR, & ,s 15 sAIsxan
% 11-H y gSY Gree 4 strsse. y GsorSetovu.
A snla CANAL RESTAURANT. -aal,.
AT This quiet establishment, the lovers Of good
e4tins can hnd stall unes syery delieaey hAaA
and served mp IN the most approved style. xE.H
/ N. D.-Fresh supplies received every day. =
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TaEAsos TIE Pup!r.-A Uaitariaa psssohsr
ished ne notivs on enn4sy, Ne 13th ibsSsus, by
preachinK teneou- This Mr.. w Wee1ock annoufcI1
that the dino1ution Of The Unioa dafes from De
was psssed; that We nvs y constitution since:
that ffss1oa h.s nov gstned the vtctsgT thsS fke
bunker Hill % the sscoad yevolutioa hod been
fought and thst John. Bsownr schspae b 40 fail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23
y. 1lSCE1LAlE0UH. =, - s,'si ~. T,
"A MRS. WINsLOW,
q 8. ssssnon sae & rs%s sssRs rfHss!s'sa H.a
SOOTsHING. s S TRUP, )

- -
s.a5 Der Chiidfsn Teethine, u as,s'.s
which greedy s4sss he psssss Il tsssAas, b. ssss-
,ss shs gsns. reducing ali s6s.nstiss-si "a, All
RASp and spasnodic aetion, and b = : q
~ SURE 70 REG uLATx rHE BOWELS
Depend spa IL nohsr, Il s rive ssst % yourselves ana
RELIEFAND DHElLxHT 70 YOUR INFIkTS
We have sad cold s sreIs or ever ten years aaa
cAn SAL ~ cokripENczA ArD rRurH Of what vsAays
neoiene- NkvktI - MR.. Has II rAILED,fH
Bgscrl ! cuaEJWINsLOw,sl.h.s .h.s a.,ls ,ssd.
n.ssfdss ss i.s. sOOTHIHG ia:s.sss & e.
De seetr.ry. .snsrsI SYRUP, deliekted vfsk is
kigkss Commentaries q geal Effects sad ssdssi
virtues We spssk N this HAT NE DO Know
ffoN roe THE FCLFiLMEHT or WHAT VIZ HrrH Dr.
CLARE Ia Aiost instance where infant d sssr
sssnsy niasss sssr ss syrsp sd..ai.,.r:d "
neat firEsIEscEp and sktLyUi russEs In E<v 'EsS.
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
.a ss's s :ss :as ss
sasrgy the whole system viii asst instantly relieve
GHrPrse In THE BOWLS AND WIND CoLrc,.
and cssfeo.s eeaynIslns vieh ne speedily rsnedsd.
AND sus .sr ron sss : ss =: nss5
ia.sll eases Of Drs-l CHILDREN iEsTEsr and DIIa.
.M@A .,;s.s I'll. ~ can rEETHHNG. whether 9
ssSs w W. "ns,s or re. ON asy ss
srae from nv u de xsise eosp.iatsDo .oa IsT
yoUi PsxsuDscEs. Non RAJ Pm NJ uDIcRs OF oTHEas,
:,,sS between year .ss:rag child sst the viz
.a;sy ,ssoLgIlIr % .gnn.s foes The ess q tins
CUKr PERKs New 4ssi i ss he sss.ss % .1sss.i
SD z pICssEsi'',n "a ssfSsg e .ss ysra so
Price oaiy IS Cents per Bottle. oe iI-d&vtv -
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ysx5g szAS.s 11..3 ~ n.slsFss1 eA,-s
isssrs. jssin1lIsg y 6>psltss. a StassS 81
: = ess'ss5 - 49, 49, = Sss - ~ 'ss ss g
1iA1sse1s, - - bsns1tef nisGu in 81 Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23

MAINE cnxnL.srOu convusroH DxEssxrrs.
A conseutieu - - Aeunocjnh % ~ Bous1h Cen
gres1eael dislsjct q Maine W. helA q Ba1A On
= sse q issh - iSs ths gorg g dsctisg dsasgsts.
Hobtnecn, of Bs1h, nd chafIes 3 11elsoa, Eeo-
- kestsonn, wen ekznsen - delsgu1ss; ss1 OH
~ Noe, heq:, g Bssh. s.d Is.ss Can, Rsq.,
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VAL rAfEkk7zifEst Eksk7zifEstpApER-,,.. 49, =
GLAZED PAPER-ss. vail rAfEN' e .-'ls'. a'''
J. -. .,r . ,,,. GLAZED PAPER-aae.
= siLT sHxDEs-sI.
Ne $50 $50, stY Ytss sss ssh sns lOsI ss:. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23

T. FOR THE LADIEsy
Just received one or the inost beantifni lots oI
these picfures tor fancy work. ever offered IN
: noHi tsa7s8as ~ corner OF 7th and d sts. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23

A .slla CANAL RESrAURANT. 80.
fAT This quiet establishment, the lovers Of coed
eating can fnd q All dmes svery delicacy Il
Of the season, both from land and water. vEskY
and served mp IN the most approved style. lk.E7
N. D.-Fresh supplies received every day. = =
! no I'm w H.THEcKER, Prop1stor.sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-23

RVTTER, POTATOES. APPLES- y szsIf6-
- sao.lhs; fresh Roll RgTrER, ,.,.sf ! 8
= s::Ss;;'. fSs S 2sSS3'sr. - is,, 4. - {
For sale low By THns ST ..fDER,9. -
j Corner Of 9Th and B strsets,, =
no ts-lw - 'llLh Washinxt0r Citv, % n.
MORE NEW GOODS .FOR GENTLEMEN
AN p. JSTEER, MRKcHAxr fAILoa, No. -
4ee 7th stfeet, would inform his friends and y
qn.tomsrs that he has just recSivsd another M
Instaiment ut Gentiemen'a Goods adapted.to
the season. The stock Of teslrable goods So.
9einE now very comls tss including al kinds Of
Ger gssments; he INVITES sn tnspection By sn per-
sns x los ao 81 whsslsr 4 Wilson'S Family Sew
ing Msohlnes on hand. rslsksslls no 10 t9
n HARDwARE, IRON, &e.. 90. % =
LAYING on hand . very large essuftment, al puF.
ssSled isE 60: ne h:ys 70 Eeduss
Our s:sortmsnt = u EAiRpwARE snd CUT
LkHY II complete. Also, Bar Iron, Sheet iron,
Steel lah Ezes.p Tin.. Lead, Lead Pipe, Zinc,
k0lied Erass. Spelter, 20, &cy1 4. -.
Portable Fgrpaces and Smiths' Tools. All ard
ss % fss:I'' cisfSEELa ILss iSsE SON. ssrp...v
% ;s g SsS,st SSS: siS ~ SSiI:sas Ss susAh :. ,.. z d
s@s @ i:iss r.. ssHoSGH SGH : ..., ls, -, ~, =.
Iss SS:ss S:ss1.l: El2 sns s1d 6s Nv WHsEksY HG2Eks g
"a i@ %. SCmm2n do. Csizs 3asls8 q q
- y %. BRANDY. sllsl u = si. l7s.s -
lust reoelysd and for a!s by .....g
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sssls:S iSgs 8 Sc: ss !: -: f
sSy - lsoss sra.sSss II : f5sis13 ~ - =
yh19h ~ calhp1 Il. life ofos1 - 49, - -
:;sss &:::ss:: - sss s;s ): s:'s: sSl3ss q .
ss; ssss. s:'sk's s.ssissi.s. = pss, :, -,
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7TH1Es 1ss;In s;nSIzA8E 81 30, sxrD" E lNF2RM g TEE
aP;Iszss. ,!SI: !; ss@s;s g :Iss.; p 81
q 81 N the country, a1d viii perform nt the levsQt
XAGNER q ths fssdsr .of sSsit Bssss Baa1s A.
ll.cas1a4s fpf their ssFvioea 70 bs mQds ct MetsS
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200 SETS .,s: Gun g. ayEs ssss ! q sslss Is
$ ,ssa, e kSE1AEatstslfP eeHIsl Isss @
4 fI9AE ON. a5yzSs Iss.S sis.l rssss
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81. ,ME s.s.snsS s::lsS r ~, z !, .aalso.. . A.
: - Ss:sFst Sasii Ias2 AZ 2s'fss fiSaT GE
ssa e s kIsss as.acs e se
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! gAxfR4IRsnaasy Aonss sAaisll srdsis 1ssnss-
IS. Sc !. 8 8 s''''.. !. !l!! /! &. 9!
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/, II AIDES, ,wATCHEs..Wshs have just opened [
new lot Of the Above, direct from the nah -
With GUARANTEES. We respectfully soliolt =
saM l-sls- leo iss, IN. .akMKEN. $50 PS.avy
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" - DxxIxss N war sUfrRroR =. -
GotD AND SILVER WATCHES, 4.
And ~ other rich and hionshle God 1ewslry, -
vel - IN extensfve assortment Of very fns AN
Tf Me- 6olt, Silver. stssis and other sPECTA-
CLOCKS. beusht fhoa the naauiaetory. sa Of
Heh III % soLD Low IoR cAt r.. 80 -,
liSsnesr edice J Ssshis ton. D, q.
Wsssass aS g 4. c,cski @ snd Jsvslry rsysired
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SS ppsALL WALL E BARNARD, Aueaonsers. :


EOR RENT -'rhe DWkLLING A. the corne,
- ofNsw York avenue and 18th streot hss jusi
been PVT IN eompete order and viii be rented 10 I
The location is certainly of the ost 3essrnSis
II Wsshington.. Apply to JN0. w, NAINN, on
no 16 2w - '.--iI - . ~s>'''-t -.
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ny VH@
Has II rAILED, IN
sTANcR TO H.
when simely nssd-
an insfAnes e. dis
one Who used IL On
delighted win IL
mil an 49, a
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Iss5' ,t!s EaI ! IRLATED g JS;s 5Se
80 sssiss. . Siis@S w. " -! .hs s:sss6ss e 3 3
as Is ~ > { es.A = = -
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leels that he can viii oonkdsnoe recon-
srs;zeis ssssS ksi re ssssnss<ss ,sSssssss1e
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R. poNAlpssSsE.9 pssSsE9SSnhsf 9SSnhssfIsr sr ls...,.v., = .,.r
81 - I've Sosss.sst = . Klikvsss assss. :
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S"u9ou kU0 e
Medieins-NKvEk|
n eIN q L = IN
gBcT = uR = i
Neser DID ne knew
sstisf4ctien By sny|
DE eoetrkry.ansrsl
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:':! sSsshES :s:$|::sss AsSs SIS :a
sSoys sropsy e % - inc nosss sds sdsss s.
sach1sstts svsnue, between lfk and sfk I'D. feF-
denos yguld DO well . ca e No. 81 of ssa pros-
~. AIso, RevsrA snAusr Hoasss On tks sasSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
HLuuMlHGOaLE F0H SALE.

TuNliIS most Valuable AMI desirable farm Was advertised
by the for sale some years since, hut the sale Se ihvn
postponed. ] now osrr IL again for saie. IL contains, Ly
u rrccn, survey and plat, 80. acre. The roll i, Of tic
best quality, bein; Of Il deep red color, with q considerable
!ni--niNtufe of Chocolate gravel.
Two fields, are now Well taken in Clover. two are 10 Corn,
aud one. falloS, wclitaken Ia Grass. The fencing i Va good
condition. The place Is icrier'l$ healthy Aha @rA 't'f'h,
aud the title l. perfect. Ihrr- = ~ iht isru " nice no
story Dwelling house, vel .,l,Ul,'ri Tor u mall family,
erected about fifteen year 40, a5i E"" ia goo" repair,
situated on 4 beautiful ruinrrer. about mld"aS "ri~-'n
the Rapid Ann River. wien D. tne boHnnary Ola The
northern -lir u the farm and biI, Run together Nith
the usual ,ut.hous-,. There ~" fIut Trees of good
varieties, bu; uD; "n 4 large scale. The Woodland on
the place IL considered sufficient, hT' " the purchaser
,liui, otherwise, upwards OF thirty acre. eau be obtained OF
The subscriber. ws!l %,imtere!. within two miles Of the farm,
on the macs,iami-.l road. sni upwards Of Twenty Acres
road.
This farm les in Orange county, rear the Liberty Stills,
seven miles from tiordDnsyile, the Junction OF The Central
AMI the Orange aud Alexandria Railroads, and Fix miles
from Orange Z. H., where there is "A depot OF the Orange,
,,and Ale yandria Railroad. The mscaiainizcd and plank
Rosds pass through the land, one going to GOrdOBs'il!r,
the other 90 the Court House, but they are not Injurious 10
the land since the rc-arrar cement Of the fields.
| now offer Il ut private sale. until the 18th day Of Angus,
next. on which day, III not previously sold, OF which due no.
iics will he given u will he offered ~ H.. hl,h,st bidder, At
public auction Oh the premises.
Mrs. II. Barbour, who r-sile- on the land, will take pleas
are in having the land shown - any one DESTROYS OF ses!ngi
My Post Office, Is Som.rs,t, Orange c~oun;y,Na.
: Jun. l3-ctrs FRANCIS I. DAkDUIG.
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UNIvEKsITY OK L0GISvILLE.
T'NEENTN~TIIISD SESSION.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

IN
BOARD or TRUSTEES.
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, President.
WM.S S. VERNON, Esq, Secretary.
s . Al E y Q VI Y.
DENJAMIN Il. PALMER, NJ. d., Professor oi ths pTinci-
ID pies aud Practice Of Surgery.
!. LAwlENCE SMITH, VI. D., Profcsso. OF Medical
Chemistry and Chemical Physiology.
ROBERT J. RRECKINRlDGE, VI. D., Professor OF Mate.
ria Msdica and Therapeutics.
JOSHUA b. FLINT, VI. d.. Professor 81 Clinical Surgery.
THEoDoREs :. BELL, VI. D., Professor o!ihe Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
LLEwEILYS POWELL, VI. D., Professor Of 0b.,cisic
Medicine.
J. W. BENSON, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy and General
Physiology. AMI Dean Of the Faculty.
:. VI. BEMISs. n. -, Professor OF Medical Jurisprudence
anil Sanitary Science.
Il. ". YANDEl.L. VI. D., Professor o! Clinical Nel!c!ne
and 7, theological Anatomy.
ACHE u. COOK, VI. D., Demonstrate 81 Ana.omr.
The Medical Department; OF the University ~ Louisville
will enter upon is twen,y-;hird -es-ion on 'hr FIRST Nonda!
In Norctnber. Lectures preliminary 10 the regular course
will be delivered al The Uniyrrsi:y and Marine Hospital.
fire., Of chars-. and will be- commenced on ;hc ist u Ucio.
her. The Di,tcc;nS loon will also b. opened a. that lime.
Til. session will close a- h.rrttf.rc, on the las O: February.
Extensive opportunities viii lac Afforded io- she study Of
Clinical Medicine anu Surgery.
Lecture Fees .-.-............... s-....-'s.sss...'SH
Naturalization .......... ..-.......-....-. .-....-. .
Graduation OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-.... &c" -
Hospital. ......-....... ffc,.
J. ". HENSON, VI. H..
July s--cgI0t Dean OF the Faculty.
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Contingent EXPENSE. 2 ~
Roard. Including, washing. &c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 ,l
This Academy has been In active operation since 1891. II
Is under the control Of a Board of fourteen Trustees. Tie
system OF instruction is thorough and extensive, and Is IL
f.cted by the studs OF the bes; Text Books, Conversation
and Lectures, with experimental Illustrations in the Natural
Science, The discipline is parental. The aim Of the Teach
ers Is, not only TO impa:f information but 70 develop, sN-
psnd ani discipline aIlthr powers Of the mind. to refine the
sen-ibiitics. polish the manners, form correct habits Of
thought and action, insiil proper principles o. action, and
educate the affections: so AZ tn train a child to act faithful
ly, honoraLly, and happily, her part in that state OF lie in
which Providence may place her. The success Of the Teach
crs. In their aim, during the last nineteen years, under The
present Principal, Is evident, from the hish position 81 the
pupils FOR character, refinement and intelligence. In the
course 81 Instruction, particular attention il paid 10 cur
own language. 50 that a child nigy learn to read, write anu
convcrs. properly.
The Natural Sciences, 50 essential TO the fnishel eln-
cation ~ a lady, receive prominca' attention; These
are 50 we'll adapted TO tcSh a child TO th'ns Tor
herself, and TO think carefully and correctly, 10 secure Il
spirit " observation and inquiry, 10 give a desire for in'"r'
nation and a love for study. and 10 coun'eract the prrni-
clous influence OF the exciting aud dcnoraiking Iitera'u e
80 constantly thrown Ia the way OF the young, 'iiai they
should form n constant branch Of Academic learning
COME ted with this Academy l. an extensive CHEMICAL
LABORATORY AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS
Lectures with Experiments will be frequently given 10 i'm
part instruction in these Sciences. The other departments
pertaining TO 4 complete FeEale Education viii be under
the constant supervision Of The Principal.
The Boarding Department Of the Principal Is conducted
on the family plan. so ;liat the pupil shall be deprived, ~
little az possible, Of the Influence o! the home circle. The
nizht study Is under the supervision OF one o: the Teachers,
I by whom also the boarders are attended in their visits 10
! the stores, and TO suitable public Lectures in tom. They
attend church with the family, are no! allowed 10 receive
the special attentions OF young men, nor to spend the nj hit
OF; OF the house uniess called foE by the parent. The prin'
c!pai. knowing That the training OF youth for eternity, on
the Bible plan, Is the surest training for usefulness, honor
and happiness in this world, endrarors to have sl bis
! family arrangements in accordance.
The Location Of the Academy In a healthy and ncees-
siblr town, and \ good corps Of Teachers give Insurance 10
Parents and Guardians, that their daughters, II sent here
will have an opportunity for gaining = thorough and 'y''e-
matte Education.
H-Fur.her Information can be obtained on application
20 the Principal
Daavils, Va, July I6. 1s5o.-e4~if
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UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA,
pHIIIADt;LpHlA.

MI EplCAL DbPAiiTNkNI sEs-
wi SION I>i9-'j".
WILLIAM GirsoS. ". ID Emeritus Professor % Surgery.
SAxcEL JACKSON, VI. D.. Professor Of In..i, u,es .: Medicine.
GEORGE u. woop, NJ. D., Professor 9! Theory aud Practice
Of Medicine.
iIron l.. HoDoE, ". r.. Professor Of Obstetrics aid ;h- Dis
eases o. Women and Children.
Jossrn C,nsoy, VI. D., Professor Q. Ma:ef.a Medics AMI
Pharmacy.
IonRRT &. goCgEs. N. r., Professor OF Chemistry.
Jos.rn IEiDY, VI. D., Professor Of ANATOMY.
IiESEY II. Sv!fn, VI. d., Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM HrST. ~. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Lectures or the Session will begin on the second Mon.
day Of October End close on the Is; 81 March.
Clinical Iustruc ion +. given ,hrorchou. he Session. In the
Medical Hall. 10y The Professors, ana a. Ike Pennsylvania
and other llc.li;a..
Tn. Dissectlng Rooms. under the superintendent Of the
Professor q Anatomy and the Demonstration, are open from
the 'nirdlr OF September.
Tie Room Cor Operative Surgery and the Application Of
Baniipes. &c, Is open early IN September. and throughout
The Session, under the sups vision 0! The Professor Q! Sur.
gery.
Surgical Demonstration. c. 8. Bisror, ). d.
Fees for the Lectures teach Professor tl5'........fin,
Ms,riculLiion Fee ipaid once ONLY -. -. )
Graduation Yrs 80
X. Il. ROGERS. ". D..
Duan % the Medical Faculty. C.!ycr.ijy EIIdinc.
T.. u. DICK. Jalitor, Cn!str-i'v Building.
p. s.-Noard may b- had ~ 'roi! ...'J - % per werh.
yuly .i-r-.i.
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AUCTION SALES.
"l JAIlas VI. TAYLOR & SON, AUCTs.
sALEOFA VALUABLE TRACTOR LAND

SPECIAL COMMISSIONER, appointed by :be Ctr
-, ~ Spart Of tho county Of IIcnrtco. ~ \ j.cr.- IN
~. ~ ~ case OF Coitrsn's Qua rd!an ". Coi,rrll aud
rrssnn ~ ~ ~ i:ah dag OF July, 1859, I ,rall Proceed. 90
n =, - Ioln day OF Angus, .l>ty. e: u q cock, -
S." papNs auction, on ID. rrctAi,.-. -. IRA. ~ LrnI
Inns iF"e' VI Lahd Hs h-.r Il. F...r Cf,rn.I Road
ahnut ''le miles west OF Richmond ana ,lioi,. ~, ind
OF Messrs. Charles Coi'r-ll. William E Iiarr,, and o.bcrs
drrd acres. one hundred and my OF which ar .ra uL , -
and the remainder are In wood and timber mir $50
;ic cleared land are creek bottom and Of nnc uuaiI,yI III.
;cen acres have been recently cleared. and ar. - ~, 80"
condition for cultivation. The remainder Of H. ~ 80 "a
bic land Il, FOR the most part, Of good quality. and , no..
iion Of 1t well set ia clover.
The buildings Ar q moderate -hEcl dwelling house. lI.,h.
en-. O.hce, carriage house, corn house, ovcseer'. house. ice
house, &c.
III: building are somewhat out OF repair bu: with a small
outlay could be but IN good condition. There are three
never fsiiG: streams running through the place. This Farm
j, regarded by those sho have known 1t for years, aud well
as an Excellent and desirable place. A plat and survey q
the Land can be seen a. the Office Of the. Auc,ioneer,.
T!!iM-Onriifh cash; the balance in four equal In
sia'rneui', ut one, two. three and four years. from the DAY
ots'.e. with the Interest upon the deferred payments paya
be ANNUALLY, Tie purchaser executing bonds with saiisiac
tory security for the deferred payments and title rc,ains,
uniil the purchase money Is paid aud a conveyance. di
rec'c'l Icy the Court. WI, n. LYONS. Com'r.
Jr. n. TAyLOG / soS, Auc,ionecr,.
I,,. fp-ls.rI.