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Rec,ors oficr, May u. O-3,aw,iUJune.
T0 WOOD AND TIMBER GisEFEsS

AND CAPITALISTS.
IN execution of the will OF the late Il. W. Scooicr Esp
shall sell the tract Of Land In Spotsyiyania county
(nbout 10 miles from rredercksburg,) called POPLAR
NECK IT lies near the OF the late Maj Chancellor
Dr. Dowda and others, and contains 4Ss3 acre., nearly
all in timber There excellent orchard but the build
!nsS inferior. Tho Fredericksburg and G"Edonvi!e
Railroad passes within few yards OF the dweia ana IN!
place affords thousands Of the very best Crcss tics AMI
abundance Of wood. There the place. Iron Orc, In
abundance and probably sod and s proximity to the Ca
tharine Furnace lucrative vastly increases lis
prospective value, should that farnncc be again put ~
blast Is most probable tract desirable Tor hehh
funess good uesbohoud convenience 10 marke Gud We
getabe and mineral wealth, Is rarely offered for safe.
Persons desrous OF buying can address AT Quincy
p o. Caroline county, Va.
SAMUEL sClo0IEE, NJ. A.,
April 25-cl0t Principal Edge Hill School
nTOTiCE.-ro the heirs o; tie officers to whom was
provided halfpay: also. widows. who pcnsloned
n5er nct Of FEBRUARY g. l also the surviving children
Of those who served in the Of the Revolution shalt he
Glad TO hear from any person Interested
subscriber has formed business connection with
we'll established and able lawyer In Washington, who
hn. the evidence OF service OF all the officers and most Of
the soldiers will attend TO the prosecution OF all claims for
pensions arrears OF PENSIONS pay halpay, money due
from the United States. Also for bounty land.
No charge Of commission unless successful Address
G. X. PEAkE, RichRond, Fa.
REFERENCES:
lion. X. ". T. HrSrsn, Unit ed States Senate.
@a ,: e s134 pE5.'sfT7F' House Representative,
Nsy l6-c3w
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LAND FOR SALE

DEfNG desous OF moving Sortb otter :nrs lcprvaiciy
ID my present residence MOUNT AIRY. l;uaied in Car
oinc county, Immediately below the mills Of Captain h W..
Butler on North Anna River, containing Isl acres II
miles from ewe;ts Crossing the Virginia Central Hall
road, and miles from the Chesterfield Depot on the H. r
and p Railroad The soil L. vel! adapted 10 The various
crops; the land IS we'll watered and heavily mereh-
NeshhorIoo good-churchcs of the various denominations
accessible To any wishing TO engage Ia the luEIbrr
trade good opportunity preseLts itself will also sell
POLE CAT, Pole Cat Greek, adjoining the lands Of Jas
C. pejarnc,te and other containing az acres" niles from
Chesterfield Dero This an is equal 10 any In tla'
ton of counrywei wa,ered and sufficient quantity OF
timber IL useless anything more, as persons
wishing to purchase will view for themselves
JOHN G. DICKINSON.
I.u,her Glen Post nGce, Caroline county, VA.
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ROLLINS INSTITgTE

next session OF this Inst tute for Young Ladies' vii
4 open on the ST: Of June. mud continue tho sih
April, iS5O-ten months.
The board OF Instruction and Government consists
N gentlemen aId three ladies' aud the Of lns
tion enbraces Eight Departmcns-he English Language
ancient Languages Modern Languages. Mathematics Ma
tnral Sciences, Mental and Moral Science. History
Music. Ornamental branches also taught.
The Accommodations ample and elegant, and the ex
tensve grounds around the buildings, beautiful and
tive, Inviting outdoor exercise and aordng the ines
opportunities iorit.
Holding the entire "Eoteonr; Sprlugs property, whose
medicinal waters are widely and iaroruhy known, and Ell
ioSlng delightful climate, this school opens il:
Sessions iu the season. and thus double
advantage-hr lighter studies Of the earlier part OF the
coulS- thrown in md-Suuucr and the pupil! ere en-
gagged in their arrous and difficult du during the
winter. An rSprrle of years has demonstrated
the excellence and utility Of this arrangement
For board and tuition, ia a literary branches,
per session NJ ten months $3.50 0t
'iusic ANU tss VI Instrument ~ "
Painting from ten to forty dniar,. Payments half u adj
vance, and half 4, the Close OF the session
L. S.-TaS institution i inc hours ride from Rich
mond anu twelve from Washington Daily C. nmunici,or
with The South.Wesrrn States Pupils will be une, .. Bon
sacks Depot. CilAS. J.. COOKE, Supt.
j. u, Boietourt Springs, Va. Nav l--rlu
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ITY OF VIRGINIA.

I APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS
!SNE FACULTY will proceed, the 5h Of July next to
Z appoint STATE Students to fill vacancies which will exs
Al The coSe OF the session in the following Districts
]. Acconae and Northampton.
II. City OF Norfolk.
". Isle Of Wight, Nansemnnl and Srrry
\. MecsenburE ana Charlotte.
Sl. PittsylranIa.
MI. Halifax
Kill. Henry, Patrick and Franklin
XIV. Bedford.
XVI. City OF williamsburg York James City Charles
City, New Kent. Elizabeth City and warwicr
XVII. Hanover and ueErico.
Nful. City Of Richmond.
M. liehTsnL c.-".y I.-.":'0-, S0rshumh-rinnd
and Wcstmor-and
M klnG a.. ana Queen, kinS William and fss7@
NXr. LoudOua
SSyllI Alhernarlc.
MN Nelson, amherst and buckingham
NXNI Jefferson and Berkeley.
XXSli! Frederick, Clarke and Warreu.
NXEv. RocHn:hu,n and pendleton.
II. Mercer. Monroe. Giles and Tszewe!I
NIL Snyth, Wythe and Washington.
NLlII. karawha Putnam, Logan, Boone, wyoming,
Ruane and Calhoun.
XLIv Gre.nbr;er Fayet,s, Nicholas, pocahontas,
Raleigh. BraSton and Clay.
XIV. Mason, Jackson, Csbell, Wayne hi Writ.
XLVlf. we;.el, Marshall, Marion aud Tyler.
NL1X. Monongaia, Preston and Taylor.
L. Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
Applications for sppointment accompanied by SLATE
u.ut OF OF the applicant and the schools he may
wish attend aud testimonials TO character capacity
ard p-cu.ar clrcmsinnces should De addr. ssed TO the
Chairman md I!ng.i -earh the University by the s5h OF
June
Tie sta.ei i cScu. from charges for matricula
ioa tuition, and Of the public buildings anu
library: is rcq provide for his other expenses
The Of appointment Is Tor Two years, and the cond
ton :hat he sign pledge teach in public private
school in Virginia or to years after leaving the Cnfer
si,y S. mAuplS:
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SSn nESClecps

DTN ..av from the subscriber, in ,h+ latter part Q:
IL js.rs;:, rsy negro .naI JOHN iar John ThoIaas
rs yea. 1, very stou: and black lic Is about Eve !crt
4, asisht. The said ncsTu raised by Jordan
En. 0. S5:.arpton co1n.y and sold Mrssr;. Jo::rS
sS!'sr, ah-a about ]. years old Ty sold him IN u.
Esl'!r1 ! u.v.r, OF Campbell county. ~ pr. Oliver
.A. ~ they repurchased hlro and troM them Fc'-
ar-t In a5ou: the middle os January, lSCn.
- a'o"" reward Gree from al! other cNp:nh-sl will l."
i:::' a. delivery r,c A.: Sherwood, Amelia conaty,
@ LIZ from ;he cour: House S2 free from All o!h-:
t.:.-', L lodged IL ary isil m Virginia. 80 that car:
;:r9T.: Mn
f.N .S-r.s JEFFERSON PErTUN.
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NOTICE.

NUTICE. .
WE MANCHESTER C01TuN AND WOOL MASGFAC-
l TURING COMPANY having in;rohIc"d into ihei- e.
's:,hEet considerable quantity OF new WOODEN Ma
.:y. viii h- enabled ~ 'ur: 70 % N the V:rsiha
ls Soa.herr S.f- generally W00LEE FABRICS OF rar!-
'Ari.; Sri Superior IuIry - .don 10 Eeir preSeTt
'Ga:t!oa o! plain an >.i-d Cc:cm Osnabrrgs Cotton
'.in.. Grain hags. &c, a..
"uoL WaSrEU.-Ihs COMPANY will bay contract
" Nyol aud Nil pay N. fule=, as'i:=t value for he
.r: App;y 70 MA. II. POWERS, Agent.
gschtlpud, l,tA ADrl. so Yavfv
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7ne Richmond Enquirer.
,.'nrD DAILY, sru-wKEKLr AND WEEKLY
= ,-Tc41s, DJNNLVANT. TYLER & WISE.

.-,,rr r,rE., <ovca dollars per snuuIa, anu II the
~, l,;SrsH taken for shorter period than one
s sfSsfs tx ass ays Ss IL "S5 s""P" 'Rs
-. - ne; .naua. six copies ior Slu 10 he paid in
''ir,' 1,yaG;r Whcn letters caH:SinnS money are
;hcr 's; he registered. or ;!i"y will he At the
~ = ' Inserted III 'h= Daily, S.nWeeky,
- Epqu::e-. oa liberal :c-ins.
STFT i ,Ns,S na'Iss ,hcv
-TsTF ,yc- inserted y: - cents per line
81 r, 3... 70 .ts cacc may be !rn'ird per MALL In
,r.rs,,,b.c .s:L notes. y rtl;"f'c nt Tie risk nj
IT, !'S ,.,,,I. :sa Tributes .: HcSnet. -Nte",i;us
"a , .'.' ~, .h,-cs,l :cr As advertisements.
& -. ZOE i.:sEce n's br accompanied NTH the al
o. satisfactory references. TO i:'nE3 execution
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,IAGItS:NC,. =. m.as:iE,


tsaACrCES in the CoTr;s "f r Gig ri Richmond, sad
| :sc cuu.:,les Of urnsco. HaMn"er aud Caroline.
IL !. also Notary Public an Commissioner "i :he tn;ri
:,,.es Court OF Claims.
I,= p.rrnsr>hip bs,w-t3 NJ Ch.~:"i,: white and hu-
I'll. ,n: dissolved. his "ac ! i;h street, ju>;
:rI7s GolGn's l.i.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMuISSIONER,S SALE OF LAND II
N

HANOVER COUNTY.
DY virtue of dec, &c OF the Circuit Court Of the county
ID Of Hanover on the 10th day Of March, 1SGp, In the
suit OF Meredith and ais, Tacy trustee and MIS-,
SHALL special commissioner appointed for that purpose
proceed TO sell lie premises, TUESDAY, TIE
DAY OF MAY, 1sGO, if fair II no the next fair day
thereafter the Of land in the bill mentioned contain.
inc one hundred and twenty-five acres. 1t within -
miles OF Atlee Station on the Virginia Central Rallrond
about nine miles from Richmond and abou. eight miles from
Hanover Court House, In very desirable and healthy
urighborood 1t hns upon comfortable frame dwelling.
recently repaired and outhouscs sufficient for farm OF
ts size The land Is in Improving condition. nd could
,he made valuable for marketing purposes ~
THE TERMS will be cash ms to so much will be necessa.
rs to pay the expenses Of the sne and costa OF SUM- inc
balance upon credit OF G, Il and S months the puf-
aser executing three bonds with approved security to
hrry interest from date and title retained until me Court
f...,a - III BILLY W. ThLLEY
nSt' oHsn SDpcal Commissioner.
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g,cHnOND LIVE STOCK nARKET.

iliE uad-rsgIcd having procured tn: services OF r.
H. Crockett, for the purpose Of selling Live st"sE
= Ee;ncri market, will, With Luther = IRVINE, ne
+m.rset on The lat day Of September next, prepared
"'- .r undivided attention II sll business entrusted
" and Zee! confident, from their long experience, :"
>-i- 70 1re -nTt satisfaction.
JOHN GROUSE,
-, so-c,f L. 8 IRVINE
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Trial or Cont,fu Fnrnan1.

SATaSsau Nay ol-1he cstcut C6r'i VA - S,e . =.
Yesterday in udearorir o rmp-ne jury for %
Can't raraaro for pirs.r E-v,n ~ - y -" aieoi
aad III: cnur: th.a J. rrss -. to'lesIeH nesaos'
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Death OF VIM, c. Pr .ron. &c.

Augusta. May el-wr. C. P e.:cn of s.r: 'u;e!:aa.
died Columbia e.t, rdny. . =,
Aairrr Burr.i e. sn ez.nsve CO.. s='r har: G.rt
.cdG.niy a: Dam1urg ;iis a': eruotn.
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reserve OF conservatism which lie: crou .ncd,
discourage cl and s!cn; ii the y :t.irln S;a Is
would rush to the reScuc. AMI the cour!iy rs
well aS the South l." saved
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEG

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEmINs-~~~
S'ok TIE EAR lSGe-rhe first session viii +.
Il on the Soth January and close Junc 18th benee
Terms ~ for last year.
When notified OF the arrival Of students Mt hi
Whites snttaHe conveyance will be In readncsPnd
them to my house To rive such noticc ,iia ,,AEe
W. ORGAlN, Macfar,and's Lnncnhmrr' ""1's'' Inn
Jan 9Q-clr SSo opo,,xl
INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY,
J'H first Session Of this School began On h. il,h oN
T. temorr, 1859 att, was successful
Ihc second session began on the Goth OF February.
under Gatterins omens ''
, me 'hiSd session will begin the Sd "t September
The Arademr is permanent
ENGLISH BRANCHES 40 co prr session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT L
GUAGES SO Gu per session.
BOARD 50 per month. Address the PRINCIPAL,
JAMES 4. BARTLEY, A. ~,
fcb ~ cit Independence Grayson county Y
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HOLS,roN SPRINGS EoH SALE.

rEIE partnership existing between the undersigned bciuG
9dissolved. they will offer this beautiful and very elighie
p,erty FOR SALE a. public auction, nh FRIDAY the E"
III Of July, lSGU, continue from rlay 10 day.
Ills property is exceedingly desirable. IL lies in"e
diey Hoston river Ia fine stream Tor is) IN scn''
ccnty, Va 2G miles West from so, rs depot on the
Tgnia aud Tennessee railroad and within two miles Of
dsot the Virginia and Kentucky railroad now in pro-
ce Of construction which will connect with all the great
rates travel East West and South consists OF about
% OF river and uand-0 or 90 acres cleared TIE
hnncc being we'll tiu,bered.
In the compass OF ten feet, and beautifully situated il
10 feet OF the from; OF the house. these famous mineral
srinss: lS,. The large Warm Spring, temp. 69I. I'd
6alybeatc. Sd. White Sulphur-said 10 possess all t
ledical virtues Of the GrrenOrier White Sulphur.
The property Is highly Improved. On II j. large and
ry thoroughly built Hotel OF brick ten Framed Cottages
the yarJ painted lathed and p.asered with brick chin.
Hes ba-housc icchousc smoke e-housc, sTirs house
7ash-hopse large house. larg: and corohics sa-
lie, garden lots, orchards, &c, &C.
Al the same iinc will be sold all the personal property
tut with the realty, consisting OF TWO nc Hcw Piano
furniture and great many other household articles too
numerous 10 mention.
The TERMS Of sale will be Onc-ha: cas the residue in
one and years IN equal n.amunis. Title pcrlecoS-
session gYe, sale. lien will hc retained until the lr'
chase money Is paid
The scenery is most cnclaaiine fine rides ami walks inc
streams and the hcthisst region in the world Supplies
excellent, abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive handbs be had by application
to W. d. JONES, lolston Springs Scott county. Va or Ia
r. L. BAILEY Swannanoa, Buncombc county. " c.
WILLIAM D. JONES,
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\ little son Of Wm. L. Doolittle, ol Fettcr-
man, Va, was accidentally drowned few days
Iro
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Jordoa, a'slave convicted of killing Boo 4
slave, was hanged ir-Dan7ille on Friday last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25

The vile Of Judge Mitchell, Of New York
city, was run over by wagon, on Saturday
last. and killed.
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~ EDilDNS AND YRiATERS!

" !
Ir uhsSrihrrs ass attention to their Sinca o! PEiNt
l lXG ry"%S ORNAMENTS, BORDERS. PRESSES. &c,
Large supply Of which they Lcs constantly On aand II
Sd: type and Stereotype FounGra
No. 2S, Gold Street, New York,
warrant equal IN every r-spec! 10 any aa'
---d 20 M country and will sci! on The usual terms
=. uon;!.' er= :o- approved negotiable notes, o!
- --r cc7t. i.:co9u: !7r cGEi
9L ,re ,hs-a in e=-hmga FOR nc". al ~" customary
y. n.:!- cents per cuE delivered ~h: sixty ds!
~ ZINC -: ;.rc!:! otherwise six ccn:s per l'ornh.
WEd. 1IlGAR JR.. e co.
- undersigned aceST Y.aiS!. for IA. above re!!
establishment, supply The :sa'" with ever" de-
f'.Y!.oa ot
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c.
:t: the liberal terms iiSrag printed the eICH
Esq !gSK for upwards Of tea years with type and
.v 4re!ias purchased frosa McP.r.. lAGAs Co, am
.:cssd 20 recommend r,airra- from their establishment
:. .r:,r.ence 10 Others.
Specimen Books will 1e furnished r l.r trade, and such
r:ce. nag BE- selected will ha forwarded with lies.
,,,s:. VA. B. ALLEGRE,
,p-I. "Enucir.r" DGirs. Richmond. Va.
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Ecvy Eookx.

West !. Johnston have for sale i new work
entitled TIN Throne ol DAVID, by the Rev. D.
H. iagrahaiIi, /. T.. u.
1t was happy tlongl't Of the author to Il
lustrate Ilelra;c history by a series ol letters,
such As this work contains. purportlng /" have
been written. III The time. by an .Assyrlan AM
bassa.l1r. resilient ut thr Enu!t oi Saul ana
David, TO his Kiu. 'thr work is exceedingly
interesting. un: "nl: lr.i.* facts. hntthc graphic
power with which they arg told
We have received from \. Morris: =
ELEMENTS or MomAL SclrscE. ByP. K. Leath.
crman. Philadelphia: Jas. Challcn Son,
1864.
The #nili"r say: his object was t" produce
work which sIln,!iti DC more in harmony with
the prcccrts Of Scripture than those now III
use. He has taken tic Bible for his standard,
and the writers rn ethics whom he has consult
ed mostly arc Wa.la!d, Palsy and Wherrel
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Sunday ScEnnl CONICntiOn.

\: the session Of the Virginia annual Con-
ference Of th- N~.,~.';et Eniscopa Church,
,'v,,n,Lar 'nci - ,s.,..... y...''
Sunday School Society was tormed Under
the auspices Of That Society, Convention,
composed OF clerical and lay delegates from
the various circuits and stations within
tic bounds Of the Virginia Conference. was
hell. III this city, last week. commencing on
Thursday and ending on Saturday erening.-.
\ large number Of delegates were in attend
an,c, and 4 very pleasant, profitable and inter
rstng c1nccntion it WAS. y large amount OF
basincgs was transacted. and we have no doubt
very great good will rcsul. TO the cause Of Sun
iay SCHOOL,. under the charge Of this ,lcnomi-
nation. We regret our inability 10 be present
at the sessions nf the convention. We are in.
formed hy. I;. finIc.v, the Secretary, that the
proceeding. are shortly 10 he printed inpamph'
let Enrn, and we will thcn transfer to the "En-
quiz itrH such selections i'Ton them as will inform
and interest orr readers.
On Sunday afternoon last. ell the Methodist
Sunday Schools in this rity Manchester and
Syiney.mct ut Ccnaeuary and Trinity Churches
-n,l:nbering in scholars about 2.On0-whcrc
very interesting services were had. Addresses
we're delivered by delegates, DR.. Cabanlss and
his Chinese companion, and DIR. Taylor Score
tarv OF the Methodist Sunday School Union oi
the South, intcrspcrSed with appropriate sing
inc by the schools. We were present at
Trinity, and havr seldom witnessed q moro
interested audience as criticnccd b. the bright
eyes and smiling facss d lac large concourse
Of little ones, especially during the address Of
DIR. iaylor, while .rsrr:hing the Chinese
cllildres. as he knew ;. III the liTc years o.
his Missionary l!f, in China.
The officers og ihr Convention were K. NJ
Smith, Esq, 81 the Alexandria Sentinel,
President. aln McsSrs. j. Stuart Walker
of Richmond District; D;. V. i. Quisen
berry. .! fredericksburg district; Vim. 1
Smi;ItS1n. nr Washington District: Gcorg'
yandusli.. IS lynrhburg District; II. I
Bacon, oi nanvillr District: +. j. Powers
! Of farnvilic District: ". r. Deans, Of Peters
burg District; \. T. Enr3grt.. Il Norfolk DIS
/ tricl, rs Vice Presidents.
j. K. Finley. d. d., Srcr"tary. AMI ". K
! Na"iilc, Assistant Secretary.
49,
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SUs-STlsATUN SEMINARY.

6SlGNED Tor young men Prrparin. Tor the University
- Of Virginia. for college for business The Ses-
on viii Commence July nt, and close October ls 1861
p%ToTSp TO i.ArlS AND MATHEMATICS As SrgcIALTIEs.
The Students entering college the University,
generally nnprcpafcd 10 take advanced standing and
hence, labor under great disadvantages Iiy evotiny
elusive attention to departments for three months
youns man may he ser forward nj least year In The
college course and thus much time and money be saved
There are many others who hare not been nt college
snd canno, 60, VIII" would tIs gladly avail themselves
OF such opportunity Of acquiring iuporan, know
ledge nt rifng cost There doubtless many teachers
too Who would like to push their attsnucnts further in
these Two branches than they have hitherto done and
might mus protaby employ their vaca,!nu' The Univers.
~ course vii! be rigIdiy pursued.
II will embrace, In Observation-Disclosures Algebra,
Desc plirc Analytical Geometry Calculus Il omitted be.
class cou: not finish il during the session.
In LArIS-CESar, Salusr, Virgil Cicero, Horace Lvy
TacLH ana Tcrcace will c read In II. several classes Dr.
Harrison Grammar vii. h. systematically studied and en-
crriSeS written daily
Private lessons will he given In Greek and Chemistry Il
desired. -
The undersigned will I've asss!edLy another aduate or
graduates Of the University of Virginia.
TskAs: Board, tuition washing, lights Sc, pay yahle half
in advance, $50.
tn. location is Gn Eles wes, o. Richmond and rs miles
from Charlottesville The place W pleasant and healthy
asuntner rrtrca. as ans in Eastern Virginia.
Applications mus; he Iate hcfn7e the l0:h Of June or
they will no; ~ received,
Address PS HENSON A. NJ
Fork Union, Fluvanna county Va.
E-The place is accessible by the James River Canal
students will land u, Bremo's Blun. March S-cS:n
E4 Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier and Augusta
Constutionalst copy one month and send bill tn P H.
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AifbMon0 Enquirer,

pY ElTCIlIE, DCENArAST, TYLER k WISE.
----------------=--t- - 80,
FI.lDAY MORNING, MAX %, 1850.
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YALUAHLE LOEINA LAND FOE. SALE.


VA ISHISG dispose Of my real estate; IN order TO d
w vide the proceeds among my chr:n aG:r for sale
privately, my FARM, Stunning Ill.,
This desirable tract Of land lies in the heart OF the
valuable tobacco lands Of Louisa, both sides OF the
south branch Of the North Anna river, and adjoining the
lands Of H. T. Pondexter Gabriel Jones' Joseph ~ uker
and Others eight miles from Louisa Court House and To-
lersve, the Virginia Central Railroad, AID equally
renieDt to both.
This farm contains ,np acres OF which 200 wood
land more than three fourths OF which heavily timber
cd with oak pine and hickory Of original growth The ara
bic land is fertile and in high state of imrrovemenwe
adapted to the growth OF wheat, and tobacco.
There Is comfortable dwelling, With eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary ou,budngs The
locality Is healthy and the ncighborhood pleasant Pre-
sumng that any wishing TO purchase will visit the Farm
and see themselves deem unnecessary TO speak far.
thcr Tie capable Of being divided into three tracts
if desired Being very desrous OF selling, the terms will he
made 10 accommodate purchasers.
Ny manager Mr.. Groom, will take pleasure in showing
The prenls :, any one who wishes to purchase.
JULIA A. li0LLADAf.
For further in nation apply Dr. w. G. y. Randolph
Charlottesville Va, 10 IT, T. Holiday, Rapid Ann Sta.
tion Orange and Alexandria Railroad, who Is authorized
IN call Dec :i(-cwtE
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stAaLUAHLE FAf.n,a 81: .,:.,,: S,5MIl:, NJ:
II E EH for sale privately my 6ee aiont' WING
village of Sevensvle and five miles from the Court House
Said farm contains about 1860 acres is well adapted to the
growth OF corn oats wheat and tobacco well supplied
with timber large portion Of which Is the Mataponi
riyer-a good dwelling rooms AMI m Office In the yard;
all necessary servants houses, In good condon large
and stables a Il IS deemed unnecessary
mention the many advantages possessed by the above farm
In point of productiyeness location health &C., &c, as H.
anime for themselves For further particulars apply Ia
II. r. TODD,
Morch lin nd Dupsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25

SlTEATI0S WASEED-As Teacher Sel.c. Of
- Classical Scs"0. 70! hys FenEr School ~ hIyh
f'aae, e$ c-ntira,.n o! family WHO has had upwards OF
years experience the business lie has the yrry high
.' testimonials AZ 10 rhr.ac-r scholarship and skill In
seaehihe"as bora and educated the South and ei jo
.1p!y u: this ofh.r ~, p5% 1N,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-25

The Legislature cf Tennessee has passed Il
rcrr stringent law against the adulteration oi
liquors. CSin. poisonous ingredients is dc.
c,arcd felony