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TOBACCO MARKETS.

In Petersburg, tobacco is quoted. as follows:
common Lugs 81 5Oa2 81; Good from SAT; Common Leaf
3 iDa5; Fair SAT 20; GouL las; Very Good Sail; Fancy
Manufacturing lla2j. Sales active and breaks large.
In Lynchburg, receipts are larcr-prlces show II decline
In mos, descriptions. We quote comrnoa Lugsl - 10 5 %;
New ground Lues 3 20 to :: %Siemming and Shipping ito
$ ~; Working , 80 to IL; bright Wrappers 10 IT, H..
In New fork-Domestlc tobacco is quiet and neglected,
but Spanish is held firmly, with sales 10 hhhs Kentucky at
4Eal0c: 100 bales HAVANA, 2oaigc: lO cases Seed Leaf, In
Tic; amt 50 bales Cuba On private Terms.
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MOUNT LAUREL ACADEMY,

HALIFAX CUCNTl, VA.
PIKE POWERS. PRINCIPAL; l.. V. LUCkETT, ASSISTANT.
Nj Il. LUCKETT Is "a graduate in several Schools OF the
Il University Of Virginia, and very highly recommended
By his Professors.
The School opens October lst, and close. the last Of July
following.
Terms for board and tuition, exclusive OF lights and
towels. ten months. f25', payable onc-llalf on 1st October,
and one.hall on j.: March. Address,
PIKE POWERS,
Iu,y 5u-ryif Mt Laurel p O.. Halifax Co. Va.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOUTHERN WAYERLY INSTITUTE.
PNWNO.NU, "a.

MRS. PETER P. MAYO. PRINCIPAL.
M RS. MAYO will open, on the first Of October next, a
W. Boarding and Day Schoolfor young ladies'. Her object
is to combine Il useful and complete English education
with n practical acquisition of French and Gernat, and II
thorough knowledge OF Music. To accomplish this purpose
her professors Of Music, French and German will reside In
her family.
French. which is the native language Of the resilient Pro.
lessor, will be the hahitual language Of the family, and
those studying German will be rspu;rasd 10 converse fire.
guen;ly In that tongue.
For Circulars, containing Trrus, references and other
particulars, apply to
Mrs. PETER r. MAYO, Richmond, Va.
~ Mrs. MAYO has removed her residence TO the house
lately occupied by the late Judge 7. V. Daniel, on Fifth, be-
tween Clay and Leigh Streets, Aug S-tf
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


SIISSLOE Ok 3GO'Gl.
ii'liE uul:: Course 2: Lectures will commence on the
i FRS; Monday In oc'uh"r, ani ron'inrc until the l., Of
March.
tn. !ILi G:E>.s,M H.. ;I"f, OF Surgery.
DAVID n. Tt. $50. ". j.. Prof. OF Theory and PRACTICE Of
N-iicinr
BgrsgLq il. wELLfuhr. NJ. D., Prof. oi Ma,eria Msd!ta
aud Therapeutics.
\. T.. PErIcoL ~, VI. H., Prof. OF Anatomy.
L. :. JoySEs, II. u. Prof. Of Institutes Of Medicine.
JAS. il. CONWAY, VI. b., Prof. OF Obstetrics, &c.
Jas. Is. McCSw, VI. n. Prof. Of Chemistry.
Mthia% HOWARD, VI. D., Demonstrated cf Anatomy.
ms institution Gaers 3" the student every facility for the
acquisition or 4 th7rongh medical education.
through the Hl'rra!iy NJ the Legislature, NJ it, last ses-
.i"n, IN aIpr"PriiIinc the aim Of Thirty Thousand Dollars
N ;ta OF Tie college, these facilities will be greatly extend
ed. y new Hospital Is nDr In course Of erection, IN imme-
date proximity to the College, which will much enlarge the
field Tor Clinical instruction.. All needful repaIrs and al.
terations Of the College building will BE- duly ACCOMPLISHED.
and large and important additions are being made 10 the
apparatus and illustrations for the ace lures In e;erv dr..
pariment.
Ample facilities will be afforded for T.. urosscu,,,r -,
Practical Anatomy.
Instead Of the Warren Prize" Of One Hundred Do,lsrs
heretofore offered 10 the graduating class, Two Prizes of
Fifty dollars each are now CGered-one for the best Es.sy
Oh any surgical subject, aud the other for the bc.t IS.
say on any subject pertaining 10 the Theory or Practice Of
Medicine.
rEES:
Ticket OF Each Professor. ........tn
MItrirula;iOn.. :
GraluallOn. ~
Demonstrators Ticket la
For further Information, or for cory OF Catalogue con.
tanning full particulars, address
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y. N-EUUH< StTVHHIEI N"DhHi ""fEVI' KIM IIUHFF-, 10
sale privately. r.SCu.
RISO NJ 4 TURNPIKE q SALE,
I pursuance Of 4 deere. Of the Circuit ccGr. u A!hs'
J. marie county, rendered al the May term. l.Gu. ! shall,
Ms commissioner under said decree, on the SrH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 800, ut p1r; ~Rrputl!., In the county VI
Rockingham, sell al public aution, 20 the hisne;t bidder.
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TTORNEY Il + La ",
ILL practice IN the Courts Of the city Of Richmond
w and county Of lrnrico.
Strir, attention will be given to all business entrusted 10
him.
oFFICE-For the present; with his father, VIM. Green
southwest corner of Main snd ith streets.
June 2;-Iyif
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Sc@Sasa I2sSsSsaSSSs@
,..SSa,sA rSAa

DEMOCRATIC MEfTISG.-A meeting Of the
viii be held al Metropolitan Hall, on Friday
evening next AZ 5 o'clock. James Lyons, Esq, will address
the meeting. |. ". GLAIEDROOk, President.
JAMES DOVE, Secretary.
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Sept LTD
StPI I-CIuH HuSlIIuerFs.
VERY DESiKAKLE I.I.TTiTE REESE.

DESCE on THE NORTH SIDE OF Leigh, FETNkLS
G1n AND Tru STREETS, FOX SALE AT AUCTION
WILL he sold nj auction. on the premises, On THURS
" DAY TIE THIRTEENTH Of SEPTEMBER, l,t4. =;
now In the occupancy OF Mr.. Peter ~. Dudley. 1a- ic;
mas a front CT Is feet on The North .!dr OF Leigh ard ~
dcith OF lo icet. and Is bounded Oh one side by the .".i-
dence o.! Col. Walter D. Blair. on the other BY that If Mr..
D.. :. Woodbridge. The house Is three stories h.:l: hs.
ample accommodations FOR the comfort: OF a large family.
The premises were remodeled a few years ago, and have all
the modern improvements Introduced, such AS ga. hot and
cold wafer. &c, &c. The location l.: i mos: D art!iu! on:
and the neighboIhOod excellent.
Terms-Une-ith cash, balance d, y. y aut - months, :i
negotiable notes. interest added, secured hy 4 rus. i.-t!
Possession given lst October neXr.
P.s-The property can be bought privately.
Aug .1-dtds GODDlN X AplE2SuN, Aact.
VALUABLE FARM n HEN isiCO cot \.
~, 2 l.2 MILES FROM THE CITY VI o,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, q:
THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, FOR SALT Ger Tor sale
privately that very valuable farm Situated ~ described
above, containing liJ acres. about half cleared. NJ f. IL
good heart, as the growing crops indicate.
The balance OF the land Is wei! ss; In pine AMI css. 4,
adJoins The farms known as Auburn and Rural shades. and
its proximity to The city of Richmond renders Il vn!u. bic as
vegetables, II would be profitable as a raa,kr, one also.
The improvements consist OF a Cottage residence, With iou,
rooms, and the usual out.buildings, all ia good nrder, and
q we'll OF excellent water In the ys!d. The .3.siaa Il
healthy and society very good.
Further Information can be had upon application 20 Dr.
Ro. b. Lyme or the subscriber. Address, llchmcnd, Va.
TERMS liberal $. 4. iAKT, 81. y.
May 10-lyif
~ The above farm, vii! he sold, publicly, wahcu,
II not tae next fair day. SA II.
T. II IYSf lurIipnppr
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y reduction Of oieIourth TO Ministers.
y M extra charges. Pupils provide Books an" sls-
t"nrTy at their own expense. In care oil lrotrae'en sch'
ness, n deduction will be made for absence,
hoari-rs are Members Of the Presidents family. MO,
N.y 10 meet their Incidental expenses should ne "ei"s'e"
with him, and all letters for them sent TO his care.
Catalogues, continuing full details, may ne oo'a'Hed ~
'hr Bookstores. or by application to the Presldsntr
Aur,., c-am Richmond, Va.
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Rev. MI C. IIIDEN,
Orange Court House, Va.
RECOMMENDATION or PROF. COLEMAN.
take pleasure In stating that Mr.. }. {. liden has been
an attentive student In my class during the past session.
At the final examination, his diligence was rewarded by q
diploma in the school, which would Of itself be a sufficient
guarantee OF his ability to teach the Latin language but
/ may he permitted tn add that Mr.. Ms general culture
and native intelligence qualify him IN an especial manner
for the duties nj instruction. l cordially comment him
to any who may be In need Of L teacher.
EVE N. COLEMAN
Professor Of Latin, University OF Va.
EkFEEENcEI.
Rev. 4. B. brown, Rev. Charles Qnarlcs, Rev. Thornton
Strinsfelln~, y, b., Rev. J. d. lrier, D. D., Rev. William !
Broadhus, u. D., Rev. Samuel Inrlis, Rev. Jas: ;. Brah
min, Il. j. barbour, Esq, James Barbour, Esq, Gov. Vim.
Smith, Faculty Of Virginia Military Institute.
August J-cytliScp
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",INLkS PROGRAMME ~ CENriAL AMEHIcA.
s"r E.:w Orleans Picayune Of September LIST
'"s:as by intelligent gentlemen, direct hithcr
"'sa i'udnras, and personally cot'verSant with
'":".a;s in that country, that Walkers ex-
t7';s" Is Of Il more comprehensive character,
'"' ia~ 4 :n"rc important object in view, tlnn
$=''Sta;iy supposed. 1t is nothing less than
- Regeneration and consolidation OF the five
mia .t~a'e:lcaa States, as in days gone Ly,
;. '''f FEDERAL Republic" This change Of
:..9i4li'ii':, II Is said, was brought about by
>S.F':>''y correspondence, which, in the last
"'v'!i!>, has passed between Gen. Walker
.4 i.> ':'enhs i'll Central America, in Nicara-
a. - |tNta Rica, i'll Salvador, in Guatemala,
-. '''''i'traS. ard which, as was said before,
bn I : lis sudden descent upon Trnxillo, where
'"''3yi, not under the Nicaragua flag nor
,.y",' 'i''' d Honduras, though recognising the
rt,, 's''t; Of the State, but under that of the
I,Vt'i'ial American Union or Confederacy.
,es' 'h'S 'ias now. we are assured by gentle
"'''ect l'ithei, alone waves over his camp"
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aICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
~ GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH

4. N. DCPUY, a. PRINCIPAL
fsNiIE next session Of this Institution will commence OF
i the lst uf October, iSGD, and will terminate on the Both
June, ls6l.
Til. Principal will lac aided, as heretofore, by a well Sc.
lected corps Of Assistants, who, with their ability AMI cxre.
rience, cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Tie Boarding Department will he under the management
OF MIR. and Mrs. Dupuy, assisted by HtrS. Mary Il. Cassels,
f. rnIerly Of Savannah. They alone will reside In the Semi.
mary with the young ladies, and will exercise II pHrsmtdi
care and control over these committed TO their charge.
The success which has attended this effort to establish in
the city Of Richmond n Female Seminary Of the first class
has encouraged the Principal to provide more ample nc.
Communications for the next session. The buildings are now
being enlarged, and important notifications will be mad"
In them, which will add greatly 10 their convenience aud
comfort. The todging rooms aie large and well ventilated,
and not more than from two 10 four boardrrs will occupy
one room. The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for
thu accommodation OF the pupils.
~ L. ~ AIA,L AiANnuS
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IF'""S 4FtF.J
an l't'. -frederick Douglas was o.e Of the
Ssste,arles ut a recent City Convention of the
"'eias OF Douglas and johnson, in Rochester.
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Application to enter pupils, md all communications con-
corning the School, should be made 10
THOMAS L. GiLLEIlER, Richmond, Va.
The announcement for the session of lSGD, 81, will be
furnished to those who apply as indicated. July ely
CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.
NEAR OLD POINT y HAMPTON. VA.
TEITIE next session commences on The first Wednesday, in
Il October. hoard, including fuel. lights and washing
and tuition in English branches, for the scolas;lc year
$lSj On.
For Catalogues, or further information address
REV. C.. A.. RAYMOND Hampton, or
REV. I. HUME, Portsmouth.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ENGlSEERS UFFlCE, CU\ISGiOS u Oilo Il" a.
Al CALLAGuAS's ALLgGnASY Co., Va, lug -, iSiV.
SEALED PROPOSALS. addressed 10 tie undrfs!sn-t.
= and endorsed "proposais,' will be received at ;l!s 81.
Ace until ~ o'clock NJ, Of Wednesday, the .eth cep:cwSo.
next:
For the construction Of n Tunnel near 5'eQfeet long, TX
miles west Of %Covnston;
For the grading Of a temporary Railroad track over tle
above tunnel.
For the grading OF about onrhalf NILE and completion
of the grading Of one NILE ot Railroad III or near CoS!:g-
ton.
And for the cro.+ ties rrl.i:el for twenty-five mic. Of
Railroad track and sidings, between Cov.ns,on AID the
Wh!;r sulphur Springs.
The specifications and plans Of Ill" work, and the form
Of contract, which state fully the terms. uud c5Dt't.O {:
upon which the above work will he lot, may be lad az;
seen ~ this 0icc, or md after III: l";h ~ September:
next.
The light Is reserved to accept suci proposals. rs All hes;
secure the faithful construction ard completion o: the w"IE,
according To contract, and to reject airy or all shat ara rot
satisfactory.
No transfer Of the allotment OF any weIE viii bc allow
ed.
Persons proposing for work, who MAJ be unknown 10
the undersigned, are expected TO PreIsrt satisfactory re-:
ercnccs.
BY order Of the Board Of PTbnt WorE.
CHARLES n. FfSE,
Aug 9g-lawSw Chief Ea .in""r.
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BEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL,
ORANGE FEMALE ACADEMY

S.G ~
TTNHE undersigned will open an Academy for young Ia.
L dies at Monipelliso, the residence Of his father, at Or
apge Court House, on the 10Th OF September, lsGn.
The place Is admirably adapted for the purpose, being
beautifully located In one Of the healthiest portions OF iir-
giuia, and Immediately on the liue Of the Orange and Alex
anlria Railroad.
The Principal is II graduate Oh the full course at the vir.
ginia Military Institute, and was lormerly Professor OF Eng.
ii,h and Latin in til. Chesapeake Female College. lie has
also graduated In several schools nj the University Of Vii.
GINA.
The young ladies' will he under the Immediate care and
RGeciinnatc supervision Of his mother, Mrs. Cordeia L. T..
Hiden, WIG will also have charge OF tho boarding depart
inent.
Mr.. WIN. boiling, the Teacher o! Music, has been
studying his profession from childhood, and has given sat!s-
faction where lie has taught.
TERMS.
Boa,d, Including washing, fuel, lights, and every
personal accommodation for nine ard n half
WoHiI:s. F"N
Tuition in regular department Including higher
Latin ... Is no
French Is 90
Music ;nrlulinp usr nf piuno -. 10 90
Payable half In advance. Address
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SALEOF REAL EsTArE u rlIE cors.

DCRSUANT TO The provisions Of a deed Ct trust, execu
L ted 10 ME By John u. Taylor, on the 18th day Of Janu.
AIRY, 1855, and recorded in the Clerks oil - OF Hanover
County Court, on the 10th day Of January. ISIS, ! shall. a.
trustee, under the said deed. proceed. upon she premises.
on WEDNESDAY, TIE 10TH DAY Of OCTOBER, IstQ. Il
fair, If not, on the neN, fair day thereafter. TO : !! s, puzzle
auction, the tract Of land in sa:t deed Je,cr!hci, coc;a!G.
Ing two hundred aud six ard 4 hat acres. sGiJiu!ny the
lands Of Wm. q. Day and others, being the a,nr tract Of
land purchased by the fsid John D. Tn:;"r OF Catherine
Cameron's estate. Tic said lAt! Is well timherei snd ~.
tered, and Is rs productive as sIy high land IL: the sa!i
county. II Is situated In a +sry healthy aad rgreenbio
ncighborhood and l., within Il short distance Of tie vii!ssc CT
Ashland, and the Richmond, Fredericksburg aci Po;ocsc
Railroad.
The TERMS OF sale will he cash Cor an eQui-Gica: ~
rangemcntl for So much rs rray be- necessary to d"fray The
expenses OF drawing, executing and recording said deed Of
trust, and 10 discharge the debt secured therein, beirs tho
sum Of y, 900 With Interest thereon from tie l.; Of Jluus-
ry, 1859. As TO the remainder Of the purehats money u II.
beral credit will be extended il desired.
Sept G-ctda CllASraIN WHITE, Trustee.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,


UNIVERSITY OF yiSGINIA.-The urxt
Session Of this Institution will commence on the First
day OF October and continue, without vacation, until The
ensuing Fourth Of July. S. MACPIN,
Sept +-clm Chairman Of the Faculty.
GOLLlIGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
- The Exercises Of ibis Institution will he resumed! OH
WEDNESDAY,, the ;aI OF OCTOBER NENT. Those desiring
oil Law, nr requested to address HEM. 1. EWELl,
.uy lL-cll! Sep AT Williamsburg Ilrginia.W
MRS. MISS SCHOOL,
NEAR CHESTER,
MILL COMMENCE ITS NEXT SESSION 0GTOBE.
W Isl, 1860, and continue till July Isl, 1860.
HH!!l be the endeavor Of the Teachers OF this Institution
10 hHord The pupils an opportunity Gf becoming thoroughly
instructed In those branches Of education usually considered
eSSenLlal, While attention will be particularly directed 10
nhNEHAL LITERATURE, So that the minds OF the students
mol confined to text books alone, will hs encouraged TO
study for themselves.
COMPETENT SSTRUCToESare engaged for the various
Departments OF this School.
TERMS:
ilaif In advance; the other at til end Of the session.
hoar0. including lights, fuel, &c &C, per session Of nine
"Vn'hs. ............... ........ ......... ..7l31
I ."M"o PCT sessinn... ~
Instruction In English. .......... ~
Music On Harp, Including Vocul. 10
siIIHlhs' Taught In classes, per sessioR...... -. .... IN
W. do. private lessons, extra.
Instrumental Music on Plano zee. ................ 20
Instrumental and Vocal Music together, on Gultar..... 30
'S''eh anu Lain, each. .....--...... .............. 70
DFawinS aud Painting nj lruiessors' Prices.
NO deduction made for loss of time, except In cases OF
protracielI illness.
Pupils cfiarged. from time OF entrance.
location Is remarkably hcalthful and eligible, and Is
very accessible, br!ng within half Il mile Of the Petersburg
and Richmond railroad.
~ For other particulars, address The subscribers,
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
July 2l-ct0ctl MISS ADA BYRON MINOR.
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cINcIvv.Tt M4pxpTS Sr,.,

CINCTNNHTI MARhETS, SEFT. J.
The foreign advices caused nm advance In Flour, and the
market has been excited and unsettled. Sales at IS l0a
5 -. The market for whra. Is also excited and unsettled,
and the accurate quotations cannot be given. Bacon Il
firm ut l lHal34 es. Exchange OIL New York is dull at i
per cent prctu.
MOBILE MARKETS, SsPr. g.
Sales of 2b bales Of Cotton at l0is u10Fs cents. Sales
last three days 80 bales. Receipts SAME period $50
bales
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@@1,IE coLLECIATE INSTITUTE:

DnrAJE OLLESIh1 49, "
T TS.n. session OF this Institution will open the thE"
Wednssday in September, and continue for ten months:
-, "'.narI.nced teachers, 4 full course OF instruction., +
WIN p,o.sittr. and all the secluIion Of the country, the
nes .1,,, holds out pee uliar facilities for The acquisition Of
. .horourh education. Ii is connected with the James RIVER
Snn,i nj New Canton, by stage, AT very reduced prices; ann
LII Tho ~south.ide Railroad, at Farmyle, ny hacks, at
Tessonahie prices. For Catalogue, address q Gravel HUI,
buckingham" JNo. =. bLA|h"IhN'
lila DI-rtnN
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RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGE, "a.
pIlit neat session will open or t::eis IiekepA1 IN
-cutenb-r, and close on the las Thrr.da In June.
For csiaIorurs containing detailed information, address
Rev. ". A.. SMITH, President.
1r,v 1--ct1oct. Randolph Macon College, Va.
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
FIVE MILES IVES Of TIE UNIVERSITY OF Va.

4 - tLL " ~ VI ~ JAW ENckt L VT ~.
INSTRUCTORS FOR SESSION lsGO-GI:
W. LEROY BROUN, II. A., University OF Va.
II. W. LUCKETT, ". A., Cniyersity OF Va.
CIAS. l.. c. MINOR, NJ. A., University Of Yn.
WILLIAM ALLEN, 81. a., University of Va.
The School Is preparatory TO the University OF Va. The
session begins lst September md closes last of June.
TEgMs-(Hghts extra) fl4O OIL the LIST September, AMI l4n
on tile LIST February. Address the Principal, Ivy Depot,
Albemarle county, Va. Aug 2O-c4Stdeoddt.
MILL SITE HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
EGAYING secured the services of Nr. J. II. Morrison, 4
III graduate Of the Virginia Military Institute, for the
purpose OF educating my own sons, | desire SO associate
with them, in a school under my supervision, six or
eight boys, who will board In my family. ANY boy commit
ted 10 my care will he treated IS I member Of my own fani.
as my own children.
The session will commence on the LIST Monday in Octnfer
and close The last Of July, 1851.
TERMS,
Doalu'..,..,, .,....'','.....,.'. ..,.,.,...... Si-U
Tuition, English studies. 30
Tuition, Classics. 81
No deduction will be made In these charges except In ca
SEES Of protracted sickness. My own Medical services will
be rendered withou: charge In all cases Of sickness.
L. B. JONES, ~. D.,
SlurgeonSvlllt, brunswick County, Va.
KsrERkScEES For the qualifications Of Mr. Morrison,
reference Is made 10 Col. !. II. Smith, Superintendent, and
the whole corps OF professors NJ the Military Institute.
For the general character Of the school and any matters
Of Interest TO parents and guardians, ! refer 10 the follow.
Ing gentlemen:
Rev. X. a. Castleman, Sturgeonsyille, Brunswick county,
Va,
Rev. Y. Pryor, D. d., Petersburg, Va,
Or. r. F.. l~laskins, Blacks and Whites, iNottosaS, Va,
DR.. a. A. Campbell, Nottoway, C. H.. Va,
=. +. Jones, Esq, San Merino, D~inwlidic, Va.
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BR0WS'S GAp TURNPIKE.

commencing at Il point on the Rockingham Turnpike, IL
the county OF Rockingham, and running thence ~ way Or
yer Depot. on the Virginia Central Railroad. IL Ai5ena:io
county. ! shall eel the said Turnpike t, above mentioned,
with all the rights, privileges and franchises CONNECTED
Herewith. for cash, as 10 30 much Of the ~pufchas- money
as will ic!ray the expenses OF salc and the costs Of 'uit;
the balance Of the purchase iGor"y on II orcit, CT r!T,
twelve and eighteen month";, with interest," from Day NJ safe,
payable annually: The purchaser TO s!vc bond with good
,rcurity, aah the ihle 10 b. r-.rrTed until ;he SIclc pur-
chase money is paid.
Aug lS-i&c,is CHARLES WOOL
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ABERDEEN SCHOOL.

KING A%D QUEEN COUNTY, Va.
HIHE next session will commence on the 18th OF Septen.
4 Ter, and terminate On the l3tli OF July follow ing. The
course Ut ms; rucioE will prepare young men TO eater the
Military Institute or the University Of Virginia.
TEENS:-loarr ard tuition In MI the branches, and
every necessary except lights, f2OD-one.half payable lst
January, the other dt The close Of the session.
IO>t0aic"-Si. Stephens Church.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Sypr.

Flour closed with an advancing tendency; price 9f cents
higher, sales az SGaG 50. Wheat is higher; sales GG0U bush.
Fla red at 81 +ls1 IS, and white at l BAL CO. Com is
firm; yellow At 1la1t cs. Coffee IL firm; sales l3u0 bags
at 13Halo cents. Whiskey Is advancing sales a. 81
cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-07
BY HECTOR DAVT>. AlCT.

BY DAVIS, Z
k0 NEGItOHiS.-Th! i.y, 81 ~ O'Clock. W.! be
~ sold 80 likely slaves.
HECTOR DAVIS, hrct.
RY DAVIS, DEUPREE Il CO., AUCIH.
% NEGROES.-Wc will sell THIS MORNING, u:
CO ~ o'clock, thirty likely Slaves.
DAVIS. DECPREE J. CO.,
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Mayo aud Franklin sts.
uS DlCEi NStIN. itILL "a CO.,
EIFTY SFt:EtOY:S THIS Day, al 70 a'c:.cs
Il will be sold 80 likely Negroes. ;"EsiSuur al M.t
Roys ap1 Girls, and Women and Children.
DICKINSON iil.l. Z co. NGr:.