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Az accident. nil Aappen, tren IL uiA 'syIh'.., m..,.
NJ. n IL very desirable to have some cheap 81" '""'e"'
=, 20 y for S.pEIring Furniture. Toys, Crockcry.":
' SPALDIHG'S PREPARED GLUE
,n.... all such emergencies, and nc household car! aEp'i
~ he without H.. It's always ready and up to the s::;hirg
noin,. There IS no longer d necessity for HElpia" cia!r:,
,pIlu,.red venee-s, headle,s dolls, and broken Cradles. IL
IL lust the article for cone, she'll, and other orns mtn'si "o't,
90 popular Will ladies OF refinement and taste:
This sdn.Irabie preparation ~ used cold, being chstclcai-
ly held In solution, and possessing all the valuable Iuaht.'
OF the best csbinetmakers' Glue. It may be used in
Mace or ordinary m~uciiage, being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HoCsE."
N. ga Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, % ceni..
Wholesale Depot, No. = Cedarst., Sew York.
Address ENR G. SPAULDISG CO.,
Box No. $500, New FORK.
Put up for Dealers In Cases containing Pour, Eight, AID
Twelve Dozen-s beautiful ILtho5raph!c stow.Card accom-
panyinG each package.
will save ten times Its cost annually to every hcasehola-S
Sold by all prominent statloners, Druggists, hafa~sse
aud Furniture Dealers, Grocers, n infancy stoIes;
Country merchants should make a note OF SFAIp!NrS
PREPARED GLUE, when making Up thei' Est ~ WI
stand any climate. fcnlI-nSSW
a. . - Of -nneriOF uIlalt g. - sale
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INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY

ENDEF EN D0NCH ADE Il.
T5IllE first session OF t!ls School began on the 18th OF Sep
4 TENDER, 1859. and was successful.
The second session began IN the Goth CT February, 1850,
under fattering omens.
The third session will begin on the Sd OF September, lseO.
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES $40 60 per session.
MATHEMATICS und M0DERN and ANCIENT Ian
GUAGES $l5 co Fer session.
BOARD 86 per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES 4. BARTLEY, 4. NJ,
Feb ag-ctf independence. Graysou county, Va,
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BALTIMORE, Oct. ll.-Flour is firm; Civ
Mills So 80 u 5 G2. Howard street and Ohio
5 Is. Wheat Sc higher red 1873, white l4Ga
165. Corn steady; mixed G5a67, white Gsa72c.
Provisions steady; mess pork $40 %, prime
II rs. Coffee is steady. Whiskey is dull ut
22c.
New Yokx, Oct ll.--Stocks are better and
active; Virginia skies 90gs, Missouri skies 7Ss,
New York Centrals SS4. Money easier; banks
offering freely at Gal per ct.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Oct. 9.-Cotton-
Sales to-day Of COCO bales At l0!al0s cts. for
MIdLhng>; advance Of ] cent. Flour dull at
Stat %. \ sale of six hlidS Of new Sugar
was n'isde at log cents. Whiskey ut 2li.-
hXcl'ange on London SaS4 drawn on bills Of
fading fa7t; bills on New York ! per cent dis
count to par.
NOZZLE MAeSEr, Oct. s.--Cotton-Salrs to.
day Of 1000 bales at 10: cts. for Middling; sales
of three days 1880 bales; receipts DO. 5000
bales. Sight exchange IN New York par to /
per ct. discount.
SAvANSAH MARKET, Oct. s.-Cotton-Sales
today of 1925 bales; the market closing firm
and advancing.
CHARLESTON MARKET, Oct. S.-Cotton-
Sales Of 1000 bales to-day at unchanged quota
tons.
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NEW AND VALUABLE. aoOKs receive

NEW AND VALUABLE. cooks received
IN hy A. M0l.,:lS, 81 Main street.
Brief Biographies. By Samuel Smiles, author Of 'Self
Help and Life Of George Stephenson. Il IS.
The Glaciers OF the Alps. BelDc All accountof the origin
and phenomena OF Glaciers. ] ~.
Over the ellis. BY Charlotte Chanter. ! OO.
Women OF the South distinguished IN Literature. Illus
trated with portraits on steel. By Mary FIrrest. l VOL,
quarto, morocco, antique, gilt. 9 %
The Loves and Heroine, ofthe Poets. Edited By Richard
Henry stoddart. / vol. quarto, morocco, extra gilt, and
splendldly illustrated with steel pl les. IL OV
The Strangers StratRgem, or i!r Double Receipt, and
other Stories. BY sarahJ. G. wh'itiesey. / Is
The Mother.ln-Law, a Tale OF Domestic Life; by Mrs.
Emma D. E. y. Southworih. Muslin | rs; Paper l III,
Notes on the PARALLELS Of our Lord. BY Richard Chene-
vx Trench. Condensed. ! 90
A Year with Maggie and Emma. 4 True Story. Edited
Later Essays and Poems. By I. Darlington Macaulcy.
New and Revised edition. 75c
The LIE OF George Washington. By Edward Everett. 81
"Reminiscences OF an Officer OF Zuaves. l on
Richmond In By-Gons Days, with a Glance at The Pre-:
sent, being "Reminiscences and last words OF an Old Gill
zen. l on
The Eighth Commandment. by Charles Reade. 5de
Vol 4h Rawlinson's Heroditus. OCtll
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Oh will sell THIS MOiiNlSf, A.
.OO 9lI O'Clock, thirty likely Slaves.
DAVIS, UEUPREE 4 Co.,
Odd Fellows Hall. corner Mayo and Fr.ns!!n is.
AKA DICK ISStIS. Hin & 20. Z SkN.
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SITUATIONSAs SCHOOL TEACHERS

A FEMALE TEACHER Wisn
n 10 employ for the ensuing year n female TeaIher: ore
qualified to teach the English branches as far Il: perfected
ut the present day. Also, the clemens Of Latin, and Inn,
sic on The Piano. Arithmetic Is especially TO he considered
rs IN item Of instruction. l will give Il liberal salary 'oa
Lady qualified as above, and who will come we'll recoLnneh-
ded. My residence is near Rusk, Cherokee county, ieAaS.
but until the lMh November, letters and applications may
be addressed Columbia, Fluvnnna county, TO
Oct S-c1t* Mrs. MAR 4. X0ULFpLh.
fEE A c n EIe WANIED.-A gentleman OF high
fiji the Chair Of Ancient Languages, in Marshall tIniver:l'y,
Texas. The Institution yet In lis Infancy Is located III .
high and healthy country, In the midst Of one OF the most
for present session OF ~ mouths, SSUO, with a liberal an
nuai increase as the Institution grows up. Also, I gentle.
man to take charge OF tle:lrlmary Department.. unc VINO
teaches French or German preferred. Address
CAPT. +. S. BASS, President Of
Sent .,-eodlm Marshall University, Texas.
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GOOCIELiSD ACADEMY,

TANElE subscriber, wLn Is Il graduate in several Schools OF
l. the University Of Virginia, and who has been engaged
as a Teacher Of youth OF both sexes, for eight years, de.
signs to establish 4 School, or high grade, at Joe Brook,
one mile from Dover Mills. The section Of country In
which the School will be located, Is one Of the most beau.
tiful and healthy Ia Virginia; and the society moral, Intel.
lIsent and refined. The place 10 accessible by the James
River Canal. Pupils vii! be met at Dover Mills, 90 miles
above Richmond, II previous notice Is given to the Priuc!.
pal.
The session will commence on the 18th Of October, and
close August 18th, ls5U.
TEaAs-One.half payable 10 advance:
DOSru u ulllO W
FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Lower English Branches ......... ........... 80 90
Higher do. DO. go. I&tO
Ancient Languages, French and Spanish, each. .. EW
Address 4. OSCAR ROGERS, Dover Mills,
Uct 3-cSw tioochland Va.
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Prices OF Wheat mud Corn I'm Virginia.
From the exchange papers received at the
p" Enquirer Office, we make up the following
table oil the prices Of Tllcat and corn in Yir-
gInia, ut the latest dates:
WHEAT. CORR.
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uAE VOTERS or THE SENATE.

COMPRISING THE COUNTIES OF
'. r..t-p' roWhATaS AND CUMBERLAND.
,,eNs III ohe.irnce 10 u Gull expressed In
A. l" i2a from various portions OF this SEMI
,s shra by ssreiA hundred OF my fellow.ci.
:, e.. "e ~ declare myself Il candidate for Sc.
{. / 80 q S"cahcy occssionsd by the death Of the
Ia, N&+4sr Jones, / have ;his duy, at pouhutun
}" >"''ILcsd myself a Candidate for the SUIT
II: ,s.T.s OF The District, to represent them In the
i ~, rAt esAerai Assembly. AS NOON d. possible,
:. - .f" me preis more ut !ufee to the letters
- n, J''h"'S, d well az 10 the urgent REQUESTS of
: I...,1,"' " "uer Nj lame In connection With the
Wy 's:rse;ul!y, your fellow. Citizen.
0., JAS. II. cox.
t iF". Oct lg-rtdr
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Newark Charter Election.

''Ass, y. j., Del. l0.-At the charter
Yesterday tho Republicans elected the
'.s:t, casting 1900 votes, against 3,5Uu
:: Bel AID Breckinridge fusion, and 2,5oo
-: Nct"S. The Democrats carried the
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NOTICE.
MT Consumers OF Water in Madison

NOTICE..
nELISQUEET Consumers OF Water in Madison Ward
~ are hereby notified that Il they fall TO pay their bills
on or before the 18th inst. before the hour OF b o'clock, J..
81, they will be dealt with according TO the requirements
OF the following extract from the ordinance concerning the
Water Works
BY an ordinance passed by the Council May :lst, lsos,
ar any Water hill remain unpaid for THIRTY DAYS next
after tina. on which il is presented, the Auditor shall notify
the Superintendent, who shall stop she Water being used
on the premises, In respect To which the default exists,
land he shall not allow il TO be used onthosc premises again
until sud bill is paid and Ave per cent. will be added 10
the original amount Of the bill, which shall be placed IN
the hands OF the City Collector. who Is hereby authorized
and required 10 collect the same Us II Il was due ioE city
taxes" ID. }. SAUNDERS, JH',!of
Oct io-ot ". l.. STRATTON, Auditor.
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SHIPPING.


u. =. NJ. STEAMSHIP JANIESTO wv.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
1NHE Steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain
Il Taos. Skinner, will leave here at ! o'clk +&SaffSN.
l: NJ, FRIDAY, the la.h instant. SStGTEHs
Passage 70 New York, meals and state @EfS&1R
room included $40. steerage passage, F..
FasSaIt 10 Norfolk same rs by the river boats.
Freight received today, Thursday, and up TO the hour Of
10 o'clock 4. NJ, Friday.
Cnnsignees are requested 10 send for their gouds to-day.
Freight for Boston taken ut moderate rates, and forward
ed with dispatch.
Passengers are requested to be on board In due time.
Tickets and ber.hs secured at our office, or on board the
ship.
DC, LIP, LUDLAM & WATSON.
FOR PHlLADELPIEIA.
FENHE A No. l steamship VIRGINIA, Capt.
Il j. i. Kelley, Is now ready TO receive -@SSlSSfr
freight, and win leave on SATURDAY, l3thSgsSIR
inst, At 12 O'Clock, NJ. GcHEE-s
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply TO
c.. p. CARDOZO, Agent, Rockets,
Or 100, Main Street, from $ to 8 O'clock, !. Al.
~ Boston freight taken through by steam 4. reduced
rates and with dispatch. Oct. le-?t
FOts BALTIMORE.
THREE TINES A W~EEk-PoWHATAN
COMPANY.
TUE SienIner BELTIDERE, Captain VIII ;I-:S%x'..l.
4 liam Keene, will receive freight to- Mt.s.aS
day, tFRIDAY,3 and up TO the hour OF de- -SGI4I ssttt+I4
uarture, l2 O'Clock, NJ, SATURDAY, 18th -A&a3Ga
inst.
with greatest dispatch.
No Hogsieads taken this trip unless engaged at our Office.
Passengers will please be on board before the hour Of
departure.
Tickets for passage procured either at our Office In
Shockos Slip. opposite the Columbian Hotel, or At the
Oct ia-2t DAVID L WI. CURRJE.
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JOHN w. GREEN,

JOHN w. GREEN,
ATTORNEf 4 IA ",
MILL practice IN the Courts Of the city Of Richmond
w and county Of lIenrlco.
Strict attention will be given to all business entrusted to
him.
UrflCE-ror the present, with his father, Vim. Green
southwest corner Of Main and nh streets.
iLn. n--lr
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET, w THIRD FOURTH,
RtcIINOSp. VIRGINIA.

4, IL. DuPUfi A. .PRf"CiPtL
TgIIiE next session Of this Institution will commence on
4. the lst OF October, 1860. and will Terminate on the Both
June, 1oGl.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore, by q well Sc
lrctei corps OF Assistants, who, with their ability and cxpc-
rIeuce, cannot fall to give satisfaction.
The Boarding Department will be under the management
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dupuy, assisted by Mrs. Mary X. Cassels,
formerly Of Savannah. They alone will reside In the Semi
nary with the young ladies', and will exercise a parental
care and control over those committed to their charge.
Tile success which has attended this effort to establish In
the city Of Richmond 4 Female Seminary OF the first class
has cncouragedIhe Principal to provide more ample ac-
commodatlons for the next session. The buildings are now
being enlarged, and important notifications will be made
In them, which will add greatly TO their convenience and
comfort. The lodging rooms al large and well ventilated,
and not more than from two TO four boarders will occupy
one room. The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for
the accommodation OF the pupils.
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WALLER L. HoLLADAY,
ALEXANDER L. 1lOLLADAY,
RAPPAHANNOCK FARM FOX SAL
$40 kCREs OF LAM

V-NN RSAhI- ~ hAp
OFFER for sale my farm known t.. farmviil-. ly!a. sn
4 the Rappahannock River, Que mile below the Villa e Il
Tsppahannock and bordering on the public roa! i-iGaHS
10 that place. The farm contains nearly G0 acreG, nearly
I'll Of which he's heen !inied and c!uvered, aad Is IL \ .!:h
state Of Improvement.
The building, consisting Of dwelling hUu sc barns, stsGlr.
carriage house, negro quarters. Ice house, Sc, ate "a -p-
cious and In thorough repair.
The situation is II very beautiful one, POSSESSING HI e..
teps!Te view Of ths river aboyc and bcloS aud =! the s.:-
rounding country. The local and natural advantage VI
this place can hardly he surpassed, II equslled. by any at.
uation on the river. Fish, oysters, and wild foni hbo-.d Ia
great abundance and Of the finest varieties.
Also another tract containing 60 Acres, si!o!nin: The
above, with all the necessary improvements for \ scrlTa;r
farm. ltis bounded On one side By IA ~navisable creek Ini
IN part by the river. This farm Il In 4 tae STATE q! !n-
proytment and In thorough order.
The remaining tract o! $50 acres fron;s on tho liver. and
lies between the above tracts. There are no buildings s.pn
this, but the land Is In fnc condition.
Those separate parcels comprise the whole Of he o:.si"al
tract .! $40 acres, which Is almost a paraiirl3g:u. "if
one Of lis lons Sides fronting on tie river, and boGn'ri ca
the cast and west by creeks, one o; which Is navIsa1!c 10:
large vessels, the other fos small craft. The lSLd : altsc.l
perfectly level, hut reqgiIes very little l'tch!nr. II IS
rurely such IN opportunity Is offered for a p.DIt.Slt Ia.
The tract Is susceptible OF being divided Into tao :ery cX
cellent farms, having nj! the necessary building. c3u":
niently situated. II not sold privately, | siai! ole: tic
tracts in separate parcels 10 suit purchasers Who uay went
smaller farms. PIrpos!ng 10 remove south, | am ""!er
mined to sell. II not sold privately before the rM
TlETu DAY VI NOVEMBER, | will, on tks, day, i! ;n::, 4
not, on the mex. fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted sci!
at Public Auction, TO the highest bidder, without reserve.
Persons desiring 10 see the farm, will lind me At home, o.
my %nelghbor, Sr. Clements, who Will take pleasure IN show
M the premises. AUBREY II. JONES.
Sent uS-cll
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s etA.AI0liILL ELECTION. -BENJ.
NASH, Of Chesterfield. Is u candidate to
:, :r::%a Senatorial District, (cumposed Of The
"a s'aiau, Cumberland und Chestcraeld) In
:!ecl.pa snl be held GU WEDNESDAY, the
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hETTEEyI a.

;a,.r r3'Ig vi jaues River, In Charles Civ cum.
s:'o, To- TON HE C"urt House, and cout.in;n.
,:lk ,oT .ia III; under cultivation, and highly Inn.
|: Or :ss. h., s ! shall bs absen, 10 ih7 south for .
asr!r.d !. "udfing my absence Sir. Thos. II. wilc.r
&c: !a!o ,oMssL,I, and 1 will railfy any Contract he
"a CITY Co o.. wH. A. SELDES, II. D..
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IEss. HlsOOK Fps KOAKDING AND DAY

SSlOVL.
f1IiiE second session q. this SciIuol will commence on III,
Z first day OF October, lsjp, and end the first day OF Ju
ly, lsdl.
The buildings are commo'lious, and are pleasantly si,ua
TED il an agreeable par; OF tle city, and every at,en.
lion il paid 10 The personal comfort and health Of the young
ladies.
All the usual branches Of female education are Taught
the Modern Languages by Native masters, and Latin, Nu..
sic, Drawing and Painting by competent professors In each
Department.. The French Language will be taught by a nj.
live VI Paris. The growing necessity for this Language in
our country, makes It essential that Ii should be taught, oral.
~, Tor which reason II vii! lie the language Of the School.
room. and, as svon IS a proper selection can be made, q
French lady will be procured to reside in the family.
4 Class will be formed in English Literature, and the
course e study will be thorough.
Whilst Mrs. Brooke hopes TO promote the intellectual In
proYement or The pupils committed to her care, she win
make it her aim to give them 4 happy home, and as much
rs possible to add the refinement Uf polished nllners to
the culture Of the mind.
The corps OF Teachers consists Of
Mrs. Brooke, Principal, English Branches,
Miss Lena Brooke,
Miss Gardener,
Prof. Oswald Heinrich, Chemistry. Natural Philosophy
and German,
slgnor perslco, Italian, &C.,
Mons. Ganbin, French,
Mr.. Wo.ler, German, Professor Of Music on Plano,
Mrs. Taylor, Vocal Music.
Other teachers will be employed as the exlgencies Of the
School may require.
0ne.half payable In advance, the other half at the end OF
the session:
Board, 1900
Washing, 90
Lights, IL
Fuel, 10
English branches (adrGnced) : 50
English branches intermediary 80
English, In Primary Department, 80
Modern Languages (each) 20
Latin, 20
Drawing and Painting, Professors fees,
Music, two lessons per week) : so
Music, three lessons per weekly : 120
Use Of Instrument, ~
REFERENCES:
John Il. Tucker, Atty General Of Virginia, Richmond,
Va. Professor D.. II. Tucker, Medical College OF Virginia,
Richmond, Va. Hon. X. II. I. Hunter, U. $. s., Loyd's, Es-
SEX, county, Va; Hon. James ". Masour q. y. s., W!nrhes.
ter, Va; hight Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandria, Va; St. Geo.
Tucker. Esq, Ashland. Va; Rev. I. Y. Moore, D. D., Rich
moud, Va. Rev. james X. Graham, Savannah, Ga; Judge
H. IL. Marshall, Charlotte, c. H., Va; Cincinnatus Newton,
Esq Norfolk, Va; Rev. Charles II. Read, D. D., Richmond,
VA; Mr.. Abram Warwick, Richmond, Va; Judge james D.
IIallyburton, u. c. I. g. Richmond, Va; Mr.. WIN. Grant,
do. Il. 7. Daniel, Esq, DO; Capt. Klngsbury, L. S. Army
Professor James Cabc, University Of Virginia; Professor S.
:. Maupin, do; Dr.. Robert Il. Cabell, Richmond.
For catalogues, aHl other particulars relating TO the
School, address HENRY l.. BROOKE,
durI-cllSUrt pichmonl Va
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SALE OF 4 VALUABLE ESTATE ON
LOWER lAMkS RIVER

p tHHE<UAl UE tn Ut NVFH'IbEH' : 7 49,.
" p. A., by virtue Of q degree 81 Prince George Ci-cu!;
Court, rendered IT May term last, will be sold to the lisl''
est bidder, that most desirable tract OF Land, ei;ua;ed In
Prince George county, called mount Pleasant" belong.
in- to the dcyisees or Carter II. Elloe, decd. Til. land
adJoins the upper and lower Brandon estates, DR.. y. VI.
Osborne and others. The Tract coD;aint about $40 ceres,
100 OF which are James River flats, and In cultivation Oh
the "fye-shln'' system and under good fence. The ha.
ance Is well timbered with original growth.
This estate, situated Oh tiJe.wIter, Ia the inidh; % '.'.t
refined and cultivated society, conveniently near TO -eT-rs'
wharvcs OH The river, and Of easy access TO our irrY--t
markets. presents Inducements rarely m.t With, af i IL
seldom that such lands come Into market. The system ~
cultivation pursued has been OF thu most liberal ..nj, ~
regards the Improvement OF b naturally ar- sDil, hr thu
free use Of lime, plaster. drainage, &c. le-!j's tie Waite 81
the arabic land, the wood land il unG.ga!ly Valuable -?
its Gue oak, cypress and heart pine timber.
Sir. jeIries, who resides on the land, vii! .a"7 j: 20 ~ay
person Wishing to view the premises.
TgnNs.-A credit Ct /, . and3 years, for bonds tca':H.
Interest from date, tho Interest 10 hs payable "nhca!'y,
with good security and u lien on the land TO secure ;:,t pay
meut' DAVID NAY,
80. a,ou,dL Co,nr,'r
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NOSE VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE i'Uli
ALE.

TN pursuance Of the will Of Alexander Garrett. deceased.
i 1 shall, on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH Of no
MEMBER next, uf suitable, otherwise the next su'tabI"
day } expose to sale, upon the premises, to the hiYh"'' be-
der, his late residence, TO be sold b. survey coEtt!r'ns
about one hundred and twenty-five acres. Upon the rr"Hs.
ises Is Il large substantial Brick Mansion, with :l- us'..i
out houses.
This property gdjoins the town uf Charlottesville; i, "i.i
In threr.iourtlrs OF Il milo o: the University II virginia,
and Is surrounded by a society unsurpassed In the STATE OF
elsewhere for culture and reHuetnent. There hrr In The
town several good male schools-threc excellent iirst class
female Institutes; aad In the country, within all hour > itHe,
several male Classical schools, equal 10 any TO be 'oui'.
The many advantages possessed ny this properly, mol
only RECOMMEND It ar a beautiful aid greatly d----b!e
family residence, but To II purchaser, whe could Use ana
improve his time for sales, the quantity Of land, With IL.
pro xiu,ity TO IL rapidly growing town aud University, iGr-
nish facilities for the sale uf lots for building and cthrr ihlf
puses which would insure certain aud hAudsca!e i:oists
upon The price for which | nm willing 10 sell.
~ On the day fnIowing" the above sale, III fair, uta"i'
wise the mkt fair day ! shall oarr for sale. tt ruh.i,: ats
ton, to the highest bidder, upon the premises. wi,.!:; ~"
miles Of Charlottesville, in lots TO sult purchasers, n TEAC:
OF LAND lying Northwest o! the town, immediately on ;h~
road leading 10 Burnlcy's mill, containing b"t"rcn eighty
and ninety acres to he sold by l survey and heavily coz
ed with valuable fire wood.
The title to all the foregoing property Is l"It-pu'hbL"-
No cash will be required; the credit and terms OF sale Will hd
liberal, aud will be made known At the respective saice.
'. W. SOCri!Al.L,
Oct S-ctds E1'r Of Alex. Garrett, deed.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.
E9Ah
VV
MADAME SON.

2 MA1A1fT SON. 81
nj store Is closed, and will be %re.opened On We'd
lNl nesday, the 10Th Inst, when l shall exhibit a com.
plcte assortment of FALL y WINTER MILLINERY, OF
my own selection, and which am now receiving, consist
Ing OF straw, Silk and Velvet BONNETS, lEAD-DREsSES,
REATElERS, LOWERS BIBBOSS-in fact, all articles
belonging to Fancy Millinery. My store will then be open
every day, Saturdays and Sundays excepted.
Dealers supplied nj New York Wholesale prices.
Orders promptly attended TO. MADAME son,
Oct G-ikcJt< No, G5, Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
CARRIAGES, CsxRItGES!!

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T111E subscriber has on hand, at his Coach tsrEHe =
Il Making Establishment on Eagle Alley, HEE@n5@
between 18th and 18th streets, near the Co EH3SI
lumbar Hotel, Coaches, ClIariottees, Da-A-S-.
rsucheS, Buggies. with and without tops, and sulkies, al OF
his own make, OF hest materials and workmanship, all Of
Which will be sold II tie most reasonable prices to suit the
times; and I respectfully ask n call from those In want OF
suy article in the Carriage line, rs I will make to order any
article, ms low ~ can he made In the city OF Richmond, OF
the same kind. AL new work warranted.
August lS-3m MlCAJAu Obi.