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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-09

W L. DOdlp.
Emory and Henry College, Z. L. Wiley,
Pres't: j. A. Davis. Professor.
Martha Washington College, II. NJ. Hick-
ey and w. II. Kelley, Agents.
w. G. +. Cunnyngham, Missionary to
China.
RoGERsviLLE Dlsr.-W. C. Graves, p. Z.
- Cir. and Hawkins Colored Miss,
S. ID. Gaines.
Morristown Circuit, C. Godby.
Messy Creek and Beth Car G. w. Pcnley.
Rutlege Cir, 70 be supplied by Joseph
Milburn.
Tazewell Sta. To be sup. by w. T. Turner
Cir. and Clear Fork Miss, j. i.
Little, w. B. LYDIA. IA
Thorn Hill Miss, TO be sup. by S. A. Mil
Ter.
Powcll's Valley Cir, w. Knsland.
Joncsvll, j. 1orbitt, G. b. Wells.
Snccdvillc, To be sup. by r. Steele.
Kingsport, L. c. Delashmit, one to be
sup, (probably b. T. Whte.)
KNoxvILLE Disr-R. NJ. Stephens. p. Z.
g Station, w. L Mun,ry.
f. Knoxville and Col. Miss. j W. Mann.
Knox Cir, +. j. Pope, d, Fleming.
Little River. p. ii. Reed.
Seyierville, y. j. Greer.
cambridge, j. A. Hyden, w. IL. Stevens.
Maynardsville, a. r. Wilson.
Clinton, j. p. Gibson.
Iacksborough, +. H. Russell.
CUMBERLAND DIsr.-W. G. Daily, p. L.
Washington Cir X. a. Giddens, q. W.
Reniro, sup.
Hamilton Cir, j. w. Dodson.
Pikeville, TO be supplied.
Jasper, l.. NJ Rcniro.
Cumberland Miss, II. Bennett
Spencer Miss, 70 be supplied.
Altamont Miss, G. w. Profit.
Jamestown Miss, ID. II. Reagan.
Montgomery Miss, w. II, Moody.
Huntsville Miss, j. T. Freeman.
CHATTANOOGA Dlsr.-A. G. Worley, p. f.
Station, w. II, Howell.
Trenton Cir, j. T. Curtis II. b. Swisher
Cleveland Station, G. Mcdaniel.
Harrison Cir. and Chattanooga Col. Miss,
+. F. Sewer.
Bradley Circuit, J. w. Belt
Benton, A.C. Hunter.
Duclitown Station, 7. f. Glenn.
Murphy Cir, and Fort Hembree Mission
w. II. Tallcy, p. l.. Chambers.
Charleston Circuit, }. r. Virgins.
ATHENS DIsr.--G. w. Alexander, p. f.
Station, w. II. Bates.
:. Circuit, ". IL. IL; Duggan.
MadlsomViile' D. II. Stradley.
Maryviiie, >. >; sweet.
Louisville, A. +. woodward.
Ioudon, S. b. Harwell, II. X. Munsoy.
Kingston, q. W. Callahan.
Sewee, L. C. Waters.
Decatur, j.. u. Swlsher;
ieilico Mission, Il. G. Blackburn.
Athens Female College, f. Rowley, Pres't
w. IL. Rogers, Agent.
lllwassee College, d. II. Bunner, Pres,t
AsnvlLLE DIST. NJ. Tanning, 7. E.
station, T.. g. WeXler:
tir., IL. L. waugh, w. +. Parker
sup, and Pres't OF Bascom College.
Ashvllle Col. charge, John Reynolds.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-09

NEGLECTED DUTY.-No man has any
right to manage his affairs in such way
that his sudden death would bring bur-
dens and losses on other people. There
may be rare cases where man really can
not help entanglements, or where, from
ineXperience, or lack ofjudgment, he has
brought his affairs into such state that
the interests of others depend upon his
life he should make all possible haste to
extricate himself from such position.-
Honorand honesty demand that he should
so conduct his business that his death
should cause no one to be wronged And
as to dying, although all mon every where
believe that all other men will surely die,
yet they unite in thinking that they them
selves are exceptions to this rule; or, at
least, they act as if they thought so. This
is radically wrong 1t is every mans du-
ty in every transaction in life, to be inilu-
enced by the fact that at any day or at
any hour he may die. ....
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-09

Wool RAISING IN TExAs.-The Houston
Telegraph says: Wool growing is becom-
than in any State of the Union. Every
section is capable Of rendering the busi-
ness profitable, and every section is en-
gaging largely in it.
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H6s- 1t is stated that excellent Baldwin
apples are now selling in Worcester
Masss., for rs cents per barrel. The crop
is enormous, and one farmer alone has
raised some 500 barrels.
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g2- A young lady was burnt to death in
st. Louis last week. She had just return
ed home from church, and hastily APP
preached the fire blazing on the hearth
to warm her heads. Upon turning sud
denly around, the skirt of her dress,
which was greatly expanded by hoops,
took fire, and instantly enveloped her in
flames, and before assistance could be
rendered she was so much injured that
she shortly afterwards expired.
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Observation-Disclosures Nail,

SrRINsFIELp, No, Sept. 6.--The Overland
Mai with San francisco dates TO the i3th
nIt,mo. arrived here At O'Clock this morning
q, a passenger IRON. l.. Paso wa &c, The fol-
lewis
revolution 10 IN progress in chihuahua
I'm which the Church Party have been success
fui.
TIE LIBERAL Governor and other Executive
off ,ers have brep deposed, and have fed IL
New Mexico for safsty. 10 Sonora, Governor
PasqGtra's tenure is very frail. lie Ia fast los.
fax ground, aud probably will not be able to
hold his government much longer.
TEe Arizona gold mines are q humbug.
The times are very dull throughout the en-
tire Rio q Taade country, and with little pros
pest Of their belng better for q, me time to
come.
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BY Ro. II. Lyme, Auct'r.

VALUABLE tAkn a. HENRICO CO.,
NEW Bkl DGE ROAD, FOR SALE Ar PUBLIC
AUG TON will sell at public suction. on the
2Oth day OF September, tIf i4ir; If not. the next
lair nay thereafter, WITHOUT lImILor reserve, that
very VALUABLE. FARM, situated as described
aD've containing l4U acres, about haif cleared and
IN good feart, rs the GROWING drops indicate. i he
baisnce OF the land Is well set in pine and oak
IL eGJnIns the taTme known Auburn and Rural
Shades. Its proximity to Richmond renders 1t
very desirable as an agrlcu ltural or dairy farm
ana from the high prlee OF vegetables 1t would
Doubtless be very profitable a market garden
also. L he improvements consist oil a cottage
dence with four Tunms and the usual out bu lid
lngE, and well OF the best water IN tbs yard
he location Is perfectly healthy and The society
Vers sOoG Per Ons who desire 2 pleasant situa-
ton, within few minutes ride to The city of Rich
mond: are invited 10 view the premises before the
Gay OF sale, " ilch Will lie shown by Or. HAkr.le
SONG on he premises Any lartEer IL formation
can be mad upon Application to
RU b. LYME. Auctr,
au T-dtds Office Metropo ,tan Hall
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AUCTION 0ALH0.
FUTUR 3 pAYS


ERAMED H0LsE ASDL0T on ELM
WOODSfREET. SIDNEY. AT AUCTION. =
" Ill be sold upon the premises. on MON pay,
rpeplember the lUth: commencing at Al O'Clock
E Z, M. kAMkD HOUSE on the north side Of
iEsi"wood, between Clarke and Short streets. in
we eoWn OF sidaey. The Ho lse 10 10 good repair.
shs,rs renting to good Il nant at fair rent. -
-; no. . - aso upon the premises Framed Build
lhs shica mas been occupied as q store. Tie lot
feet wide. " wv W GU amy ~
TERdss-one ttnfd cash the balance at and II
months Tor negosI able notes with ,ntere ~ adted
and secured BY trust deed
Gu 81 JAS. M. TAYLOR l. SON, Auets,
A DNINISTRATcR'SS 4LE.-A. Admins
-. ah tr.t9r 06 Jsmss MeCarthy. deceased, viii
on Dock street, last below Mr. Alfred Lee :
warehouse, two DERRiCKS. used for raising
stone. and lot of STONE MASONS' TOOLS,
consisting of Picks, shovels. Levels ii ammsTs'
e.. After which will be sold, on The same alter
n"Gn at ,hs hour Of AZ o'ciec At ,he corner Of
~ h az VenaDe sts a lot of STONE, STUN t.
MASONS' TOOLS, &c. of the usual variety.
1EaMs.-All sums under $50 cash, and all over
that amount on credit of three months, the pur-
chasor executing negotiable note, with good en-
dofseis for the same.
JOHNSON II SANDS.
Admir- III James Nc Jarthy decd.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR x Son Aucts. SCI
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AUCTION BALES.
A DMINasTRATOn.s NALE oE EGE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE 0E ELE-
sfLsabta ssEvEsso:rsvRe PP'natNso!ryyEF
WI ThPEsTkY AND s.us5ELs CAkPETs,
Nj RaORS. &c. AT AUCTiOs On TUESDAY,
corner OF Main ana sh streets, ALI the Houssnoid
Furniture contained tue a, oeonslng to the es-
i superb 7.ostave PIANU, in Ros.wo d case,
manufactured by Chlcksring; SAID To be an instru-
fHs fhaIdRs sG are q with an elegant
PARLoR SUIT, n Rosewood, beautlfal, carved,
: Isrge TETE-A- TETEs. splendid Reclining
LOUNGE. l large and smaller CHAIRS. sev-
ersf antique and Gothic PAhLoR CHAIaS,
Rosewood and rnameEta recsp tiop CHAIRS.
very large PIER MIRRORS. with M rbe stands
elegant MANTEL MIRRORS, with ornamental
bsaut.fal' Rose WOOD ETEGRE, elaboratsly
I mag nifeent CHESS TABLE. inlaad with pearl.
ysry i ndsome Marble top and Route ia 81. sS.
Splerd did Silk, Brocatei and Lace CURTAINS.
Velvet Tapestry and Brussels CARPETS
Beautiful Rosewood BOOK CASE. handsomely
Genuine Chine, and other VASES.
ELEGANT GAS CHhNp-LIERs.
The DfNiNG.RooM FURNITURE consists
1 very handsome Mahossny SECRETARY, a
most excellent piece of furniture, and of Gu
beautiful Black Walnut CHINA PRESS, magni-
hceLt.y carved.
An elegant Mahogany EXTENSION TABLE,
very massive.
set Antique Black Walnut CHAIRS
Several very handsome ENOkaVtNGS
fir CHAMBERS are furnished with splendid
Rosewood and Mahogany w RID sUBkS BEii-
SFfA rs, Marble top CABINETS and WASH
Dis, Rocking and Chamber CHAIRS. isrge
Reclining Chair, LOUNGES. Hs'r and Shucx NJ a..
tressss. Feather Pillows and Bosters, bedd I ,
foIet and Chamber Sets comr lete Carpets, Vim
dow Shades, LuokIn = Jtass 8, VI attjng, i c.
--AbSn-
large assortment of CHINA ard Gu L GLASS
w A r., together with the usual vatety of
KITCHEN FL IN iTU NE.
The above FURNITURE is of the most ele-
CANT character, having been manufactured to or
der In the CIT, of Richmond, used but few months,
and Is really worth the attention of the public.
The house VIII be open on MONDAY. the 18th
INST to enable the pubic TO examine the Furnl-
ture.
TKRMs-All sums un err 500, c.sh; over that
amounts months credlt, for approved O. dor sed
negotia bic paper JOHN EN- DEhS admir-.
. OF NFs Mary r. Lea, osc'd.
Sale Quoted by + B. Cook. Auotr. Sc
~ ENTEEL ttnN.Iths-. &c., AT AUC-
u TON. On TUESDAY, nth instant, at 10
O'Clock, viii sell AT my store, a ior of geuteel
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consis sting Of
Wardrobes; Bureaus s. deboards
Sofas; Lounges; Rocking Chairs
Cana and Wood Sat ChalTs; Washstands.
Bedsteads; Tables LOosing- Glasses.
Carpets; Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Feather Bels; Curtains &c, g..
seS f.. b. coon, Auct.
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state Politics.

ALBANY, Sept. 6 The Union and Demo
Crauc Siatr Committee have subs 81 ted J ohn
Num-, OF Ul.ea, on the electoral ticket, in place
ofHupungton. Mr.. Mum has accepted.
MILWAUKEE, Sept 6ih.-The Breckenridge
Stats Convention met in This city yesterday {;
ahout one hundred and ffty delegates were in
attendance and nominated full electoral
ticket.
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Va s's o9ia. Cotton quiet. Flour 5.slUc. higher
Southern = 2Ons& heat hi sner- Western red
81 l5e 81 80: white St40Fi 81. Corn declining
Mixed 6SdiUc. FORKS eady. Whiskev hrm al 2i1R
a25c Sugar unchanged. Rice A. ASA.
BALTIMORE. Sept. Flour active tud hrTn-all
Kinds So. Wheat active and stead, -Suuthern
Ehlts 81 40Nl IS Provisions quiet. Cotise hrn.
at 1874 fI47I. " hiskey fiat 81 22ts n43c.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
INK KING oF NAPLES REPORTED To
HAVE FLED.

cArpRACr. sept. THE City of Washing
~, frD,a Liverpool August 29th, has arrived.
'0oaribaldi bad had more successes. Calabria
had 7 reclaimed him Dictator.
II - rumored that the King had left Naples
I'm a fitgate,
Parliament WAS prorosued On the asth. The
Omen. ia her speech, said the relations OF
England were peaceful aud satisfactory with
all nations.
lOA MELCIAL,
y-vxyrocI Aux. - Cotton dropping. Bread
.,ras MET AM steady. Provisions dull.
'Consols So, the aIEhest yaotaIon.
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go TWO YAlUAHI.E FARMS IN

~ HtNSRico couNrrYY, ABor r" fIvvffGa
1850 MILES BELOW RiCUMUND FOR A.l
SALE.-l am authorized to sell two FAR Ms. sit
uatei AS described above, contains 26it acres,
80 acres cleared and is welt adapted TO the growth
of the usual crops made IN this ssctlon the bal
1nce oil the land is IN WOOD 80 or 81 OF which are
heavily set IN pine, VII n some vaIu bic timber for
building purposes: he improvements consist OF
4 FRAMED DIV ELLlkG with rooms, ard al
the usuai out buildings. The other farm contains
60 acres, with the u,ual improvements Both of
the farms are healthy, aud so rear the c.ty AS tn
render the very desirable. 4 barg ain can be had
III e or both of them and theg will be shown by
the Messrs. FRENCA, hvicg upon them. Further
information can be had of the suosc iber
RO. b. LYME, Gen'l l.snd Agent. &c,
au 22-dts Office Metropolitan Hall,
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Efnetinu i'm fuIueuer-

CULPRFxR, &. Ii, september 6.-The eiec-
tiou for a O0Iamon wsalt6's Attorney OF this
county, 10 succeed the late Joan Cooke Green,
took place TO- day, and resulted IN the election
OF John u. Field.
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The Balloon Trim 10 Europe.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Prof Lowe com
menced Initiating his balloon this morning al
the gas works. He leaves on his proposed
srrIal trip TO Europe at31 o'clock.
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Northern Markets.

Ngw YORK, Septem Der 6-The L. 5. Sioop
Of War Seminole was seen July 2Ist, III lat
80 10. long. So -, bound 10 Rio Janerio.
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kA STU z
Ell Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
NJ alOut two weeks since, Waiie visit to
,-ts former h0me IN Richmond a MULAFFO
.Lk.BOY, WILLIAM, shn /. hired of liIss l.. 7
Gordon He Is about Is or % ears of age and
about feet 6 or 8 inches IN height He is wei &C
auainted in Richmond. and is evidentlt iurkins
siput tue CITY, The above reward OF $40 Will ne
paid for his apprehension and delivery to said
conpan. in " nchbn,g OF for his confinement in
THE0 i. RE. NOLDS for Gem sup,t.
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burning of a Tow. Boat.
Naval Intelligence

NEW YORK. September 6.-The tow-boat
Maryland WAS burned st Quarantine last
night. Loss Si2, 6OO-partly insured.
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NOTICETO THE PUBLIC

new AND inPORr4NT AR
SAH-S@ kANGEMEkT, ls60 The DAMS
EHPRhss CoMPANY respectfully announce to
rsfLADELpHiA and BALTIMORE 70 RIcR,
onaInins their freight and packages in the short
est possible time.
Expresses leave New York at l. s and 6 o'oloek
and II P. Al Expresses lsav. Bait more, a. y
A y ard y NJ arriving in hichinohd At ) 20
Expresses leave Richmond for New Yo,k, Phil.
West, a. 6 ~ A. NJ aud 80 + M.
our Office ONk HOUR before the De Sar.aIs Of the
ExPREssss FOR TUE SOUTH ,..v. Rich
The Aeams Express Cea,p ;esi that the, can,
guarantee to the public cisiliy attentioI and rat
seci@h Ell heir INT, recourse with their OIL GERS
10 kichm.ond and nothing viii lie leh updone on
their part Ia meet the wants OF the IL customefs.
rVlsh' and PACKAGES arrlvlnk bs the Express
irom he North at O'Clock r. Nj viii te delivered
immediately, THEREBY giving to our customers
advaAee al twelve hours over our arranged ents
MN Yoak sa wIEEk As !.h rsS on
IgsV% AID Li$MT TkhISaissn' FAX
MINIS. &c, forwarded with safety ana as
patch to all parts OF the Unitsd States, Canadas
NoTEs DRAFTS AND BILLS. with or with
out Oosds. eolt cted Ut all a. eess,hae points
thrnas boat the United States, and pt r.tarna
SLAVES forwarded by each of our rxs,essss.
mshgrge 81 careful and feisble mess ngsrs
mosACCo and other samples earned At assssAl
Al fr.sgh,s promp,l, called for and delivered
81 F"r iar,hsf iaiormasoa. please call a, gu,
suits W. H. rkI6u. Ssp't
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~E~ Gu n q y. u. as,t X UN
80 r. cSTARTINi AND RUNNING 0F

- 5tss.s. STARTING AND RUNNING OF
i = T. NJ BUsTSJl SCUVs
AND tutTis PECK TO PORTSMOUTH AND
NoRFOhk.-Tne GttN ,UVt, Captain r M
) uri GATE. VIII esve the wharf at n ocke 10 reg
ularly eveIy MONDAY " fDNiSpaN and FIJI
DAY MORN sS"S. nj 8 o clock proc sci. ana re-
turn each alternate dav Sunds, excepted
Tie Gun rIS Elk viii discuI Il u. the Zig hi
u g alter MONDAY the 10th INST and coct,nne
the dai, nne, leaving he wharf at RockeSts rsgu-
lark every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ard sAr-
URDAY Mornings. ut o'c ock prssIsrl, and
urn each alternate day. sundays excepted
foth boats VIII touch at All the 70. ulaI landings
en- the rtcer both goins and retuTainx
L 3 1-e to Norfolk or PoI,syaouth So Meals
each 80 &C nts extra.
Fie ,ht t" e lsuded on the river must be ,n,f
for '1HtR Ssnt d0rh, aud We will not To Ies p ns,-
bic iur u alter IT IA put on the wharf to VIII ch II ia
directed a. marked. o. HASklNS.
se7-ts
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WI afeyaeancies her Private Glass for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re oosn DC ObE q isr, 1870
at her residence. Main street, ba'Seep 9TH and st
The ma m her of pnpls heinz limited 10 light, earl
applications yre respectfully requested. taui sa'
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Ey.M.J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

H IN TIE BASEMENT OF THE SYSAGoS
On llth Strett, near MarShd!p
The fifteenth session of REV NJ. J. MICHEL
"a HERS SCHOOL Will commence on the rst
MONDAY II September
Mr. Nj: VIII be ssbIstsd by Mr.. EDW ARD Tt r
NER, who. In the iast five sessions, has received
the approvai"i the patrons aad of the Prime pal OF
the school; and by Mrs. Z, p. BENNETT, whose
well Known merits as Il teacher tuake il unneces-
sars 10 gay more in her behalf.
The following subjects comprise the studies of
MIR. VI g schools
Bsles Lettres; Guma8, FreacA, Hebrsw and
Latia,
Priee of Tuiion OF the session, ending On the Is,
of July Is $50 IS, and Ss5.
For ftifther Information, address
.g M. J. MlCHELBACHER .
An Its Corner of LIST and MarshalI sis
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ROLLINS INSTITUTE

IL ROTETOURr SPRINGS, VA
The Fall and Winter Term Of this Institute " III
commence on the FIRST WEDNESDAY in Oe-
torer, ard continue TILL the fist Wednesday IN
April, 1901. A full corps of teachers is present.
and nstTuc ion is ah rded in the Departments of
ERs.tsh LaHgu7 &c and Literature, History, An
cisnt an 1 Mo1sTH LaHg gauges, Afathsmai les, Nat
Rrgi and Moral Science, Music, DralCing aud
Painting TERMS
For BOARD and Tuition IN Literary Studies sos
I % Tuition IN Music Observation-Disclosures. u
For N Drawing and Painting, f IN So to a
Payable half ia advance and half at the close of
the session.
Catalogues, containing iult information in re
gard To location. course of study, &c., may be OBJ
taInsd upon application To
CHAS. l.. C''CKE, Sup't, Bote tourt Springs,
Sc o. dots wtlstO' Roanoke c., Va
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a. No extra charges.
h All letters to he directed TO
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
iy A-dkcwSm Richmond. Va.

III. BiNFORD.s ENGLISu AND
y. CLASSICAL SCH9ol., ON EAST SIDE OF
SrREETS.-Tne exercises of this school viii be
reeumei on MOND \. cepte mber 2lth. In III s
aad system lc prosecution of every branch of
study TAUGHT IN schools Of the highest grade, and
the prIac pal uses every effort to promote the ad
vaacement Of hts pupils
good and well selected CHEMICAL AND PHILo-
soPHIcAL APPARATUS has baen purchased slEee
the last sessi n.
Prof EMt0N has charge of the French Depart
ment, from to 80 7. NJ each day. The name OF
this gentleman is sufficient guarantee that the
language will be ihofou4hiy taught.
TERMs-As hereto ore. ,
For further particulars, parents are reques'ed
to call at hessrs BINFoRD Il PoRTGR's Ware
looms corner 18th and Frank KAN streets, or ad-
afess me thfou sh the Post Office.
se din T. II. BINFORD.
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a. EEhY Dr sInABLs. tAnu rUt

WI LIS nv MI hbND. In COIN [yF
pIiauee with the last will and testament of~<~
Charles Pearson. decd, shall proceed TO sill. on
the premises. in the sa'd c0uoty cf New Kent, Va
on MON DAY, the I0th day of September. at Ii
o clock \. NJ ut far; If not. the next fair da,
therealter.j the valu able FARM on which he re-
sided. known as - W oodland,' containing 4y'
acres, more or less The farm has upon it dwell
ing rouse and all the necessary out houses
About one half of the land is Gle red and por
ton Of 1t fine meadow land, bordering on Slack
Creek.
The above farm is located IN a good and healthy
nelg hbnrh0od, an convenrenf TO churches mills
stores and post offices The hichmoDd and York
River Railroad passes dI ect!y through the farm,
and is about one hours ride from the city of Rich
mOnd.
1t is seldom such farm. so fertile, so pleasantly
tuated and attprli2g such facilities for market
lne, n c., lis cred for sale.
Those wishing To view the premises can apply
TO Mr. MILE =. TUAsT ALL, who Will take great
pleasure IN showing them over the farm.
Those wish ng further partcu lars WI please ad
dress Mr.. IUNSTAI L, 10y letter, at hubbard Z.
New Kent county, Va; or J No. =. PEARso on, kIch
mund, Va.
TERMS One third cash the remainder In six,
twelve and elEhteen months, and deed OF trust
upon tbs land to secure d ieIred payments.
JOHN p. PEARSON, Executor
All Is d6tS5th 6th,7th SthSe&.w
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SOUTHERN "AvEKL.YiN,TsIUTEE,

NJ, NE. FETEH T. MAYO. PflnciPaI
mrs. mnAYo VIII open, on the first of October
h Mru a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
iofFo LA DIES Her object is Ia CON bne a
practical ao.nis,.on of French aud German and
p."ni sss p "a MUS To accomplish tnis par-
.c w'li reside IN her faa.iy. OF which French viii
be the common LANGUAGE. ~ i>"S'
For o Prospectus OF the plan of studv or Circu
lara, contain. inx terms teiereness IA other mar
ticulals. apply 10 Mis-. PErER r. Mayo
su Is -3vf Richmont ".
Ms Mrs MAYO has removed her r. dsnce IN the
house recently occupied h, the lsts Judre p v
DANIEL, on Filth between Cla, and Leish streets,
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3y fhos. w. keesee, Auctr,
to1ce corner of 18th and Cary streets +,

cAfEl3S HORSES, NJ. GS. AND NOt
Stt9fG IORS CHAl>E IND HARNEsg eop
= 49,, SALE AT AUCTION. w m h. M 4 ~" ~
SATURDAY marnIng, Sep Sth, comlnsno;,., os
10 o'clock az the horse auct an lot Or ,saus. ."
Chameer H,ll several Saddle end II ness H"rnss
Tour very hne Mules; one Goctn,'s Chniss -,
harness. IN complete order, tne presspf ovn sr
having no use for IT, '""1eF
SET THOS W KLparr A..
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%8r< utBLA fUR SALE.-'I his FARM con-
- talns 60 acres by late survey Is we tim
~-S beTed. RhounGs IN green sand mari, and dl-
vided mo six fields. Has a 90 mInaading situation
on the pamunkcy River. four miles from Tun
stall stSt'nn Oh the York hlvef railroad, is ri
miles from Richmond. and in the county OF K ny
William. map of the farm may he seen AT the
office OF the Surveyor of the city of Richmond.
VIM. A. BRAXrON.
M d. Na
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

" ARTICLES AT AUCTiON.-On MONDAY,
10th inst, at ~ O'clock At my store will sell at
aucIlar, the following articles: 20 bDs. North Car
DINA H ERRINGS, 10 bnls. MACKEREL, in good
99rrder; BRANnG WHISKY. GIN ana Vinegar;
SIDES. SBOUL hERS ard HAMS
FIGS Also, so drums OF Figs.
seS Il. CAUTHORN
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iEEfkSsON CLASSICAL AND CUM
MERCl Al SCHOOL, on Main, between 18th
Seq Hlh streets, under the direction of W. J. u.
WILLIAMS, A. M.
, The exercises of this School were resumed on
septem Der ard, 1850. AS there are vacant seats
parents should apply Immediately. For further
parhcularshppy at nly residence, above tina school
room.