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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

INTENDING continue for another year the School
residence will receive three pupils additional 70 thost
Of nv family Ny teacher very accomplished German
who teaches all the branches Of liberal education He pusue
the German System instruction which uCh thorough
than that usually praeliesd In this county
resieaee warrenton In the county Of fAuquier
she within four miles by railroad Tbs pupils vii be all rreey
mebes Of the family Us exceeding sixteen yeari
old will be preferred
Fo months beginning the LIST Of October
hundred and any dollars win be charged No extras except
~ si-sI REscorT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

vIciors Cow COW owned by SignOr Angelo Bar
rata having been complained Of TO the Mayor for e1er-
errsng disposition gore horses at the First Market
the owner notified 20 the animal beyond the
limits of the city. Won't the Mayor give instruc-
tous TO the city WAtehmen concerning roaming the
streets at night
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

Coon PLAS for indicating the Of he streets
is By Of stencil plates upon each side Of every cor
ner gas lamp in the city that they be read night
or day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

John Tt cker Atty Cen Of Va, Richmond Va Prof H.
Tucker, Medical College, Richmond Va; hon In T. Hunter u
= s., Loyds Essex county, Va Hon James Mason,
Winchester, Va hight Rev. bishop Johps Alexandria, Va; st.
Geo Tucker, ksq, Ashland, Va Rev v Moore, r. D.. Rich
shall Charlotte O. H. Va; cn,inRAius Newton, Esq Norfolk Va
Rev. Chas H. Reai d. d. Richmond. Va; Mr. BRAN wsrwck
Rchmood Va Judge Jas HALLIBURTON, C. o. s., chmond
VA Mr.. William Grant do r. T. Daniel ESQ do Capt Kings
bury u s. Army; Prof Cabe, University OF Val Prof
4 Maupln do DR. Rob't II. Cabel!, Richmond
For catalogues and other particulars relating TO the school, ad
dress HENRY l.. BROOKE
au6-cl0W Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

To BIZ HEAKD-Benj. Sbafer viii be examined before
the Mayor, this morning on the charge Of assanldng
Mr.. Margaret Gray and Miss Celeste Foster.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

u BILL hAuk FIELD TWO MILES BELOW CON
rATSIS0 ABOUT 100 ACRES FOR SALE AT AUOTIoN-At the
request Of Mr. Samuel Laneru shall sell at public aueion
the premises WEDN .sDAY the 18th September
~ oelok NJ fair, II not the mkt fair day the
nabe farm located above which he resides .niny
about acres OfNlch u In wood, and the
cleared and In high state Improvement The bulldog
place are nesry new, consulting Of dW cling co,aapg ten
rooms two kitchens one containing ELK the ether
rooms and bsrn 70 by 30 feet stories high besides
al out buildings The tlscs Is remarkably reaihy and the
nghborho n the best In the Immediate
son given and desired the place be purchased pvat
Terms liberal, and made known at the hour o:stle.
Au2i-td GODDIN & Ape
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LAEDEOR SALE,

A DJOINING AND NEAR REAvERDtM DEPOT, on THE vIR-
N GINA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD. 20 MILES ABOVE RICH
M0ND IN TIE COUNTY OF HANOVER, AM FOR SALE AL o,
CATTLE, sEEP, HOGS &c-wln be soll the premises a,
Public Auction. MONDAY the 18th OF September next fair,
and not the next fair day thereafter and TO continue from day
day until completed 1rac Of Land beongi 70 the rs
Of late Janceo Phpt Two Of the Tracts up
Beaver Dam Depot being divided by the Rail Road the
the North side OF the Rail Road with buildings and the
Depot contains about 800 and the other the soutd
Of the Rail Road contains about $50 These tracts will
surveyed before the sale The other Tract mile from
the Depot contains about $50 acres and lot Of lGA
separated by Lane from the latter
These lands well wateed have ample timber and
suited the growth Of Conn., Wheat and Tobacco and for
health no loo .iion Is more healthy.
The stock Of Cattle Sheep Hogs Farming Utensils Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Ac will be sold At the time.
TKRNs the LNnd onurth Of the purchase
cash. the residue In three equal instruments OF nine twelve
eheen months with bond and good security with interest
from date, and deed Of trust on the land.
Fo the all Of $40 and under cash. and
all that nine month credit with bond snd good security,
from date The Cattle and sheep improved
large and fine beef and mutton hne mich cows, a.
The undersigned living Beaver Dam Depot will show the
Lands any wishing 10 buy.
JOHN W. PHILLIPS,
Administrator, and for himself aud other heirs
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LATER FROM TEXAS

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 2O.-GAlvestOn dates to the 18th
have been received. FlOurnOy Dem, for Attorney Cen
eral h2s a large majority.
The principal hotels aud all the business houses e1-
eepng one III the town of Henderson have been recent
" burned BY ineendiares The loss estimated At from
$4,000 70 100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

RALroRa Aug 9Rour STEADY. sales Of two hundred bbs
Howard sest s350 Wheat active red a. $50 so white 81 80
OSLO Cora cat y,l I1{; uhhe TVG1So Psoyisors
I've and lrm. hhh-y steady ~ x28 cent?.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
MARINE

BALTIMORE, Aug sO-The ship Caroline Stevens, from
AOOrOyiA the l4th July reports having exchanged sig
rgale steering SOUTH supposed - be the Niagara with
the japanese Embassy.
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,


GR0RGE " ARWlSTEAD, =. n. Principal.
OFuNRs OF INSTRUCTION for session iseo-'Sl;
George W Armead NJ Instructor In Moral Philosophy and
Engish t-rsturr.
W6,r > Dly, NJ instructor Anelen, Languages, M.he-
MATES ard Natural &C ence.
Edsard Fneh Lecturer Chemistry and Natural PhOsO-
ply.
Lizzie Converse nsructress In french and Italian.
Erl kruteh Instructor In German and Vocal Music
Miss Nay Lou Anead Intruetrsss In English Branches and
Music Piano and Guita-.
LIME Principal Instruetre In Music Piano
and Guitar, Drawing ana Painting
CHtsGEs Tor Of wenty weeks, payable In advance
Por Board including furnished room attendance fuel and
lights. 80 w
Washing 10 %
For Primary Eng Is 20
For higher Enrish 20 20
F0r Ancient Language 10 60
For Noi.rn Iansi, grs h......... ....... 10 w
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy W
Ter Music Piano, Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice.
each. 20 90
% Instrument 70
Drawing Painting In Water Colors and Grecan Paint
ing earh. 10 W
yor p Inting In Oh Colon. 2UOO
incidental scholar %
Incidental charge for boarders ~
fourth annual session o. this doushng Institution CORNER
under the auspices Of Chas stuart El will commence
Thursday sept sOth i6a and continue, with fv days interm
Christmas J1rty ses The session divided into two
terms u Weeks each.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

HusTiSGs COUKr.-Jaigs Lyons PrssidiHg.-The fret
criminal tern OF the Hastings Court under the amended
Judicial system, commenced yesterday The Grand Jury
were empannelled, and indicted
EdSard r. Cooper, for attempting to Kill his vile.
Vim. II. Robey, for killing VIM. Gibin.
Samuel II. Rice. for stealing watch
Jas p. Vn Horn, for stabbing Waterman Grafton.
VIM D. Totty, for the murder Of Catharine ThOm-
TIE Srgeant engaged during the afternoon in en-
pAnehng q iurY % Try Cooper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

yHE NEXT SESSION Of our school begins on the FIRST DAY
1907. ''''' --1 '-' - '--''
In udsraOu Of the aOs, unprecedented success hahas
fumes many friends and patrons and think may be
pAoned Tor briefly referring TO soue Of The many advantages a
rtsd 90 h he permanent prosperity Of all such Institutions
must ultimately depend
me baSs are large and eonnodOu, planned for the WAnts
and rvqare Of large female instuon-aad anorduE al.
unqaAl ed advantages for The comfort and convenience Of
our Put Ony uoyouns ladies S occupy the same chamber
TIE principal has Ads feA daeNOn the study and business
Of hs % aud has engaged In successful teaching
upwards " tsny ysA his A,sIAnts veil qualified and
pncsd selected With especial reference 10 the branches under
e charge sueieny institution referIed
o with entire confidence.
Our system Of education thorough and complete and while the
best ess A1rd foe efscton In the Accomplishments Of
female education The greatest care devoted 10 Insure the aeqe
msnt Of sound practical sArung the reason and Judgment
exercised In preferences 70 memory and toe latter while not Who'll
ats consists ESSENTIALLY searching exann-
All careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan Pur
proved rnsnv successful Il language OF the family and
aah tine and attention yysaindesd facility Afforded
knowledge o. and speak with and dueney the French u
common ecnveAuon In this respect nink our school
advantages which Only be equAsd By feH duons Of
Mas veal and instrumental Drawing and Painting both
under the charge Of Professors
sineuty qualified In their various branches Most Of these In
employed exclusively in school, BY
d.voiin heir time and attention entirely pupils every
be Afforded for the Soa Of these accomplish
such rules and regulations enforced calculated to pro
mote he v''Ars AID lnerss, o. c Az ss PuPli
P A. NJ Principal Natural Philosophy Ltera
tufe, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French
WuiIAHs A. H. Vice Principal, Autonomy Mathematics
Chemistry, History, Latin.
q HOWAEp, kngsh Literature History, Reading.
Mrs. Rl1SSErr, Eng ish Branches.
v 81 MAEY c. GOEDON English Branches.
CARLos CAknovEx MEnlA, spa ish and Italian.
SigSuRINA EHBA Vocal Music.
sigSoaINA MtRErrA EEnA, Piano
JuuN CALYo Drawing and Painting
w 2 GEAHsU Plano, organ, Sacred Music.
c " TuIlHw, Piano
HsNaIcu SCisnpkE Harp.
y. EEicss,S, Guitar.
Gao and the Rev. FEASK BlE have kind
n taken charge % the Bible Glasses.
TrpNfS p,op TuE LCgOT AsTto yrAR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
VERXT s dsS.sT ~ EEsIpENGE

1ALE AT AUCToNA the reque,t owaer Who has pur.
chased Suburban dence with the view Of removing
s'a sell at plhc auction, the premises TUESDAY the
ith September SG0 at ~ O'CLOCK NJ the larg. aimra
bly well ged Dveng locattd above occuplrd hy
the family OF the late Nr Martin. The Lot has 'front.' Il
i feet and depth Of 1870 feet The DEeng has rooms
sde large kite mokehouse, stable 4c and osther
most d's rable one for = large family.
JERSsOne SIX cash; balance at g. ~ and go months for
nrgoiatle not'S intr added secured by n trust deei
Possession given. II required, on is Ap II neat
mid sStd
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EDUCATION.

TIVE Board Of Education, consisting OF the Trustees Of the State
Seminary West Of the euwannee, ocaed In Tallahassee Flor
Ida desire 10 employ three assistant supply vacancies
that have occurred In the school Two competent give nsuc
ton In the English French Latin and Greek language
10 Ma henac and Military Tactics To teachers well qualified,
and with experience teaching salary Of 1890 for the
scholastic year viii be Ao ed the Board OF Teachers
when eomp will be selected by the Board Of Education TO
ct Prneps with additional compensation OF Three Hun
dred Dollars for the The dulles OF the School
mence October isL 1850 and END July lst. 1851
TO " EPPEs,
jyi0--9 President Of The Board Of EdusA,iop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

GROcKRiEs-We invite the attention Of country deal
ers to the Advertisements Of heaue,On sales of Coffee
Sugar etc. 70 take place in this city during the week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21
Eomas sA AZ :; IVA, yALWAaLE TonACoo FAC

lOR SALE-A VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC
IL TORY AND FIXTURES WAREHOUSE AND OTHER REAL
SrATf, IN THE TOWN az MILTON, C-By virtue Of de-
OF the Court OF Equity the county safe OF
North Caro- ina made 10 the case Of Thom. meG Smith and
Ion, In the town Of on NORTH Carolina Saturday The
day Of setemb next, valuable TOBACCO FACTORY AND
FIXTURES Warehouse, outhouses ether Kt belong
Ing TO the estate Of George kmth, deceased
The Factory binding large eomnotous three story build
nRthe hst OF Stone the oihe OF 60
SIZE TO hold the STOCK fixtures 4c say employ
There large lot Of ground upon which rate ne
gro houses Kitchen, and vegetable FOR the factory
hands
formerly for the Inspection ani Of the
town OF Milton These premises just and op
poste To tie bHcoy and
On them stand for rring shell e for them and
ample the Of yea supply Of box plank
and chop for the manuia tsre Of Tobacco boxes.
TKSas OF sALE1hs property iii be sold upon and two
years h with lntere fem cate. Bend and app
security relTred Of The purchaser and the title retained IN
III The purchase money Is paid. T. A. DONOHO
aull-tds Clerk add Master n fauity
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OVERSEER WANTED.

WISH Of Integrity, experience iuigmeat industry,
Who kn0Es h0g % obsE eel c0d@d and talent
Q1cf eombn-ron During The Of sprng hs du
Ues rdr0as and reqalfe great ptsess.
snsr preferred, although suitable With small "a
nly voali Be acceptable vii give ttO for a one the
pleased. With reasonable hndlng
JEREMIAH MORTON Prest
aa1T-dAc2E White sulphur sprins- O.
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1ke 81 ACMEs OF LAND IN mANOvEI

'O COUNTY, on the Richmond Fredericksburg Railroad
~ miles North OF Richmond, FOR sale at Auction.
VIII be sold at Auction the premises Wednesday, the
l2h September 1870 at II O'Clock A. NJ fair not
fair day that portion Of the farm which the VIM
died serd lies the eastern slice Of Richmond
Fredericksburg Ralr al bounded by the said Railroad and
souihana River Ming 6 by survey
at oice The most Of the land cleared lies
cultivation Its location by Of Its Richmond
the passing three times day. renders valuable 1t
lis thin nile Of fayorsvis, four miles from Ashland
The ueRhhorhood Is excellent
TKHNsOne fourth cash. balance at and years. bonds
bearing interest," secured by trust deed.
GoD1Is ApPERsoN. Auctrs
r b-The Farm can be purchased privately Ga
iy 10 Md.
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BY GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucs
VALUABLE FARM C.LLE ID LOCUST Hill l.

' IN HENRICO COUNTY TEN MILES FtIOw Ron Won :.
YEAR II, AND IN FULL VIEW OF JAMES RyEs, CONTAIN
ING 3SIA ACRES, FOR sALE AT AUCTION request
Mr. Garland Ianes J who eonempaes removing near Kch
ond we shah sell ct public the premises THURS
DAY. the 9Th OF september 1861 IL O'Clock III fair Il not the
xt fair day the valua lie farm when he res5es called
loeust Ill., containing by 3STL il
on' the Narna estate owned BIZ Mr. Ab,T Aiken and
the LANDS OF Mr. Henry Cox, hr ~ Ammons
The bull Ing on the pae compAra new having been
erected within the past twelve and embraces such
Usually found on an estate o. that size and tie dwelling 1t
Is MT onl very commod but Is In o'de There are
about 100 cleared land the bsance the most part is
heavily covered wh superior pine xood and
timber. The quality OF the a-d Is equal IN tin Unity
Tho place Is healthy, bu remarkably
ed having springs convenient every field neg
equal TO In furhe de ripion deem useless
bears II supposed that those wishing purchase prefer
N examine the premises and all such respectfully
10 cal Mr. Haiue (resdng the farm) take pie
In showing the same.
terms cash. balance a; and years for bonds bear.
Ink interest," he said interest payable half yearly secured By
trust deed.
GoDDIN ApPERsON, Aucs
PsPesnns attend the foregoing sale with the positive
that the land will be sold wihf or reserve
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

DYsPsPsiA COSsuNPriOS.-Whieh Of these diseases
occasions the victim the suheriug2 The DysPepc
viii say the former l. il therefore, consolng fact,
49, 0Hygeaated Bite this most distressing com
-r.f,t
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POPLAR NECK POR SALE.

ON the 18th sepember shall sell he pemIses at public
auction the OF land, In sposylyana county, the
Railroad called par Neck 1t contains about AS
acr,s heavily tmbered aud abound In Iron Iha also
gold probably Being the Cahane Furnace and
Immediately the Railroad It's present and prospective value Is
very great To OF enterprise Is most desirable In
would urn sh croses for miles Of road and It's
be highly valuable when the Furnace again
put in As which must soon address Guney Post or
hce Va SAMUEL sH0OLER, NJ A.,
aul0--etd Principal Of Edge High School
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MARKETS.

DECLINES A REELECTION.
TRKNrOS, y. J , Aug. 2O.-Speaker Pennington de-
clues reelection but will bis pressnt tenn.
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LAW SCHOOL,
OF HARVARD COLLEGE.
u,HE next Term will commence September 3D. 1860

TUNHr Term will commence September 3D. $780, For CatA
Il logue and Circular address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Professor.
Cambridge. July 1860. Cambridge, MasI.
Au6-lAw3t
DETHANY COLLEGE. vIRGINIA.-The 9Oth
1850 aud terminate the 4th July 1861.
This Institution situated the hills ~ Northwestern Viz
nlA Of the heAest regions OF our country 10 miles from
wheeng which place railroad within miles OF the
College Is therefore. easily accessible from all parts Of the
Having considerable endowment IL enabled to furnish
OF the highest grade the most moderate terms
II vded with and commedous Ioege ednee an
lion peclnens illustration Of MInerAogy Geology, and
kindred branches Of Natural HbtTy
FACULTY:
ALEX. CAMPBELL President Prof OF Moral Philosophy and
Kentucky Prof Of Sacred Literature.
PENDLEr0N Vice Pre,idsnt Pre- Of nelectual and
Political Philosophy and Missouri Professor Natural Philosophy
PICKETT, Tubmsn Professor Of Rhetoric, English Ltera
and Anglo-ssxon.
@. l. L00S Prof Of Ancient Languages aud Literature
O J. KEMPER, prof Of Mathematics and Astronomy.
OHRIsToPBEa Prof OF Natural History ard Physiology and
Illinois OF Chemistry.
r. w. MossLECH Modern Languages, and Of the He
brew Language and oriental literature.
Boarding and tuition for the entire collegiate 90
ng and tu on for t,Tm. 50 90
Washing and Candles (eAtra estimated for 90
MatrcuAon fee only first admission. 10 90
Hebrew and Modern Language extra) 10 90
~ Charges for one term 10 be paid In advance.
jy2i-wtlSt0ct
WANTED. a large Male School Teacher OF Mathe
w MATES and Ancient Languages chiefly Of Mathematics
graduate Of the University Of Virginia, preferred.
~ Address, A. B.,
iySO-c2taw8w Alexandria, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

ENFORCING rHK LAws-The police have been insiruc'-
ed by the Mayor visit the African churches in this
city every Sunday and enforce the laws regulating the
assembling Of negroes for the observance Of religious
rites, pubic worship The congregations will avoid
trouble by complying with the requirements Of the Code
tn Mayor has also determined stop the Sunday
eers these churches It Ouy by forced construc
tOn that the performances Of Or for the edhcation
Of rhrong OF listeners be considered the worship
of God.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

TIVE LECTURES 10 this Department will eommen the Sc
eond MONDAY Of November 1870 and continue until the frs
Monday Of April 1851 They will embrace the various branches
OF he VII Law ofthe Common Law and Of Equ Admiralty
Commercial International and Constitutional law, aud the JuIi
the United TIE Lectures will be delivered by
four Prcfe
THEODORE H. MccALEB IL D. Professor OF Admiralty and
ent matona Law.
RANDELL HUNT Professor Of Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Law OF Evidence
CHRISTIAN BosELIUs IL D.. Professor Of Civil Law
ALFRED HFNNEN Professor Of Consu Common Law,
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No in the United the advanaseI which New Or
for the ready and perfect requirement OF the Mod
Langae Good Board be obanee cheap here In
any oheF large city In the Union
Al addressed to the Dean Of the Faeu
ty, at New Orleans. RANDELL HUNT,
aul5-3m Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

C1Y RAILRoAD.-We learn that Mr.. G. H. D. CHM has
commenced the preliminary surveys for the passenger
railroad 70 be constructed in this cry We hope 70
have IL in power % chronicle the commencement Of
the work and the employment Of one or two hundred
hands upon IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

WILL a.nd hereafter The Courts Of Halifax County N add
w don V hose Of Charlotte and nseksnburE He WIN Pras
dos . hss.oiurs n As cosr q Appeal, q Eshnond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

4 OOn SQUARES OF BUcKINGHAu SLATE
1sOONy for uhich be dchstrd
Baas ngbGm
81 N-g ace McHoLA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

ArTNPrED SCIcIDE--A young woman, named Norah
Gibson, residing Main street. Church Hill attempted
to destroy her life on Sunday night, by swallowing
large dose Of laudanum. When her cOuduOn dis
covered Drs. Philips and Knox called in, and By
the application Of proper remedies. restored her to con
scousness and saved her life Il is said that unrequited
love the prompting cause Of the attempted suicide
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-21

GOOCHLAND LAND FOR SALE.-The under
" signed offers his land frsae consisting Of about $50
Il Creek four mills from Columbia has
seventy low grounds adapted the usual cuya
this section Of Virginia. convenient to the canal and
II this land sold before
the 2h ofAugus Of the tracts consisting Of 4dS acres will
put up the highest bidder without
third cash. payable the LIST January next The
balance In and thereafter with bond and good Sc
Jyis-ctd A.. @ PAGE.
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MISS HALI,s nAY NCHnn
AMELIA ACADEMY

1--WE 3Oh Session Of this luuon preparatory the Unver
Virginia. will open October st 1890 and close August
lst 1861
per Session o. 10 morths Board and Tuition, exclusive
lights $500 500 payable October ls 800 March s t5
month for any perioo less than months and deduction made
for abserce from any cause but protrscel sickness
For further particulars consult catalogue.
Direct Lodore p. .. Amelia, Va
Aus-ei6t wM II. HARRISON Principal.
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rI,IlE VALUABLE FARmoEaIa1.aA ACRES

Il eAed 'CRANEY ISLAND, In Hanover county on the Wiz
gina Central Railroad adjoining Aee salion nile. from Rich
nond, FOR SALE AT AUurI0NAt he request OF Mr. VIII
IL Vaughan shall sell al Pdbc Auction the premises
WEDNESDAY. the 22d August 1870 l2 O'Clock H. II fair "
not the next fair day. the valuable farm located above
which he resides The tract contains 48 acres OF which
about $40 cleared and the remainder
wood and timber Of which the finest Chckshomiby
Ash Maple &C. The soil good the Chckahomny lands
generally.
The improvements consist OF Dwelling containing seven rooms
and all the usual ouhouses such Kitchen Quarers Barn.
be &C In front Of the dwelling there grove beautiful oaks
hus giving to handsome appearance from the Railroad from
which Il is distant about 800 yards turtle description
e1 unnecessary that those disposed purchase
will view the place, which Will be shown By Vaughan
residing the preme This land sdjoIns side Mr.
D Undertake, and the other Mr.. Nathan b. Clarke
TERxs0ne fourth cash, balance at and year bonds
Interest able half yearly
partially given In time TO seed Wheat add full possession
18Th November neat
kppERsON Auct.
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.

Clifton ACADEMY.
AMELIA COUNTY, va.
TUIHE Session September LIST 1850 Course preparatory
University IN Ancient and Modern Language MAhe
MATES, Natural and Moral Philosophy and Chemistry
For session ten months $780, payable September
LIST and Feb. LIST.
Lights extra and for shorter periods than term ave mOn
SIS per month
DONALD NJ HARRISON, A. NJ, U. DIVA
p. o., Mattoax Depot, Amelia
Refer 70 Last Sessions PAtrOus
Messs Lewis HarVe Peter Bosseau, W. Meade, Lemu
e ROrerson, A. stringer, JAG r. TolAfeo Amelia j. Has
kns, u T. Jones, G. Leigh, SHELTON, 81 D 10 Noble,
O sslden, Niles c. Selden. PoWhAtAn jy7G-ct Septic