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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

TIME BOARD OF VISITORS WILL MEET AT THE
Il Virginia Military Institute the $l day OF June: Ar.
pIlcatoIS for appointment well STATE Cadets
will be made the undersigned prior to that day is the
accommodations OF the Institution IL-d applicants
nF moral eharacIer and freedom from bodily disease or in.
firmly must be presented In all cases.
Vacancies for state Cadets will exist in the following
Material Districts:
l. Ac.omac northampton.
". Nansemond SIyry, Isle of Wight
VI. Petersburg, rriaee George
JN. Lunenburg, Nottoway, Prirce Eiwar.
Y. Mecklenburg, Charlotte.
81. Pittsvlrana.
MI. Halifax.
Mi. Henry, Patrick, franklin.
XIV. Bedford.
Ky. Appomaox, Campbell.
XVII. Ilenrico, Hanover.
NSll. Caroline, SpotSylyana.
NV. Loudoun.
XVIII. Albenarle.
MIX. Louisa, GOochand, ruyunnH.
MIMI. Hampshire, Hardy, Morgan.
XXXIIt Frederick. Clark, Warren.
XL. Mercer, Monroe, Giles, Tszcwel.
XLI. Suyth, Wythe Washington.
XLIiI Scott, Lee, Russell.
XLlII Kanawha, Boone, Logan, Putnam, Wyoming.
NLlr Nicholas Fsye,tc, PocaIontss, lraston. Green
NLvI. Harrison, Ritchic Pleasants, Wood Doddrdss.
XLvII. Marshall, Marion, Tyler Wezel.
MIN Monongalia, Preston, Taylor.
tute the Dourd OF Visitors have organized special
schools Of Applied Science, viz: CIVIL ENGINEERING
schools must be qualified to sustain an approved exalnna
ton the studies OF the %rd and h classes OF the ns
As the design OF the Board 10 mhintan high grade
nr scientific instruction In these special schools the c0n
Of admission will be rgidy insisted npon. All re-
qured Information vii! lie given upon application to 'hc
Superintendent !
Officers OF the Virginia Militia. who desire military in
sruction as authorized by law, will find IL best 10 attend
the Infantry and Artillery Drills dur the months Of May
and June.
The Superintendent is prepared to supply schools with
teachers from the graduating class II application be made
before the lSt OF July.
The usual graduating exercises will take place on the m
Of July and there will he exhibition Of Fire Works
night. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
April 1S-cwt23Iuue Superintendent.
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THE CATTLE DIsrssr - New JcEsEy. We
very deeply: regrs: 10 learn, says the NeWa;H
Advertiser, that the Massachusetts, c-;tle dis
ease, known rs "Picuro Pneumonia has made
its appearance in this par, Of our State, excl
ting wc!lfounded alarm among the farmers
md owners of cattle. who are threatened with
Great loss in consequence The New Jersey
snricritur7i Scce,y are taking prompt mca-
s,:-cs 10 i..1astisa.c the subject, with view to
;he adoption OF some means Of relief from lhe
terrible scourgc which has swept nway SO
,oany horned cattle in the Eastern States ard
n report from their committee may be looked
for within few days.
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NUls.STieATUNI SEMINARY,
IN ESIGSEp for young preparing for the University


Of Virginia, for college, for business The Ses
sion will commence July lOt and close October ls 1861
DRyoTED Til LATIS AND MATHEMATICS As SrEcIALTES.
The Students entering college the University, nre
generally unprepared to take advanced standing and
hence labor under great disadvantages. by devong cN
elusive attention 10 two departments for three months,
young mag be forward ut least year In tin
college course, and thus much time and money be saved
There many others who have not been at college,
nnd cannot 60 who woud, think gladly avail themselves
Of such opportunity of acquiring most Important know
ledge nj ,inc cost There are doubtless many teachers
too, who would like to push their aalnmenis further In
these two branches than they have hitherto done and
might thus proftahly employ their vacation. The Uniyers
ty course will be rigii!y pursued.
1t will embrace, IN NaIHEMATIcs- Arithmetic. Algebra,
Plane and Spherical Geomtry, Tgnnometry Surveying,
ptive Anaytical Geometry Calculus Il omitted be-
cause class cnuld finish II during the session.
In lAriS-Ctrsar, Sllust, Virgil Cicero Horace Livy,
Tactus and crcnce will be read in the several classes Dr.
iarrson's Grammar will he systematically studied and eS-
ercSe5 written daily.
Private lessons will be given in Greek and Chemistry II
desired.
The undersigned will be asssedby ano,:..f alune or
graduates Of the University Of Virginia.
TERMS Board, tuition washing, lights &C. payable half
In advance, $50.
The location is Gu miles west Of Richmond and "a miles
from Charlottesville The place is a5 pleasant. and healthy
II asumIner retreat any in Eastern Virginia.
Applications must be made before the l0;l OF June
they will nol bc received.
Address y. :. HENSON, 4. NJ.
Fork Cnon fluvanna county, Va.
" The place j. accessible bv he James River Canal
Students will land ~ Brcmo's Blur March S-c3m
Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier and Augusta
Constituonaist copy month and send bill 10 s H.
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$50 REWARD.

Dun away from the subscriber 10 the latter part OF
Ii Jaouary, my negro man JOHN Tor John Thomas,)
:S old, very stout and BLACK lie chou Ave feet
S inches in height The said negro was raised by Jordan
slst-E when about i: years old They sold him TO Dr.
Charles J. Oliver, Of Campbell county. At Dr. divers
sse, 1882 they repurchased him. and from ;tcm Pur-
;sased him about the uidll. Of january, 1850.
The above reward ree from all other eNpen.esl VIII be
pRd for his delivery 10 me. at Sherwood, Amelia county,
miles from the Court foure s25, free from all other
sxprnie- lodged In any jail in Virginia, 80 that can
.ecoT-r him.
Feb as-c,t JEFFERSON rErToN.
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VlrGlxIA USIvEEsIIY.-A Charlottesville,
Va. cticr sars:
The University catalogue for the present ses.
sion has just been issued, showing tina, The
number OF students in attendance up3n the
various schools is six hundred and six; Of these,
three hundred and thirty are from Ftgi-
MIA. Other States are represented ss fi'w,:
Alabama 10. Maryland IS, South Carolina 27,
Mississippi 27 North Carolina 70, Georgia -.
Louisiana l9 Trzls Is, Kentucky 10, District
Of Columbia 10, Tennessee 7, Miss uri 7, Eela.
ware ), Florida 8, Arkansas 5, P,I nsylsana Z,
Ohio ?, New York l, Massachusetts !, Pclul.
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A1tbu}oll0 Enqlttrcr,

By RITCII1E, DUNSAyANT, TYLER & WISE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE >, 1850.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
rp11surp DAILY, sEN1.wEEKLT AND WEEKLY
Wv prrcB1E, DUNNAvaNT. TYLER s WISE


rn,rrp p,rrs. seven dollars per auuuu and II: tlS
~ eIrht dollars taken Tor shorter period than oHS
For the SsMi-wIsKLv. tv. dollars per annun, anu
So. dolsrs for six months payable in advance FOR the
AZ rcr annurn six copies for Slo 10 TOD paid i'
Inby In sdrance When letters caatainins money are a.
@ My nail they be rercf- or they VIII he IL me
lax Of the writer's. ., s.>y,,,,
st Advertisements inserted In The Daily, Se'""eeSiy,
Weekly Enquirer on Iihera! terms.
iHs Nnn:h the monthly circulation is twenty thou
Iccptes Advertisements inserted ~ - cents per nne
IN dues 10 this Office may I've rrmtieI per ma' IN
II ard available Bank no:-s y "c'.'r''"' NJ the rSE ~
rs El:ors. r.,, r p,,, r.,.,;,r
=: Ines. are chsrscd for 81 a"Se'liseaens.
80. sam distance must be accompanied N'ih the "d
OF satisfactory references. 20 insure execution
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
FIAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
LN0R TIE YEAR lSG0-The first session will commence
l. on the 30th January and close June 10TH
Terms for last year.
When notified OF the arrival OF students at Blacks and
Whites suitable conveyance will he In readiness take
them 10 my house. To give such notice. address Nrs ANN
W. 0RGAIN, Macfarland's, Lunenburg
My address is Richmond Ut this time
Jan 2u-ctf JSO. OEGAIN, JR.
INDEPENbENCE ACADEMY.
6NlE first session Of this School began the 19h OF Sep
l. tember, 1859, and was successful.
The second session began the 2th Of February, lS6n
under tlattering omcns
The third session will begin the Sd OF September lSGo
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES $40 20 per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT iAS-
GUAGES Sl5 ~ per session.
BOARD Sc per MONTH Address the PRINCIPAL
JAMES A. hartley, a. NJ,
Feb 29-ctf independence Grnyson county, Va.
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ENFIRNIARS OE THE MEDICAL COE.-
LEGE-Ths Institution, situated mt the corner OF Mar
shall and College is fully provided for the ncconmo.
daun of both WHITE PERSONS and NEGROES, requiring
medical treatment
ITHite BcrSons who desire it, he furnished with
PRIyAYE ROOMS where they vii! enjoy every comfort
and convenience.
The accommodations for SLAVES, as heretofore,
pie and the attention Of owners Of boil. In the city
and country again invited the great advantages Afford
ed by the nray for the Medical and Surgical Treatment
Of this class or patients.
LYING-IS WOMEN are also received and carefully az
tended to-
College who Yisi: the wards luy, aided by an efficient
corps Of assistants. In OF difficulty consultation Of
the Professors Is held, without extra charge 10 the pa.
tient.
The charges for Medical Attendance, Boarh Nursing and
Medicine rs follows:
Whit" Persons. .......:.. :! per week.
in private rogus .......sI to SD
Slaves and other colUrcd patients ...........S1
For less than week. Except In private rnoms I! per
day-provicd that the aggregate shall not exceed the
charge for full week.
For SurgicK Utr,t;unS. by agreement with tho proTi
eors OF the Bellevue ospi:a small extra charge will be
made varying from !. 10 $50 according 10 the difficulty
and importance Of the Operations.
All charges payable on the removal OF tie patient
NO CASE or SMALL. P0N or airy altar lntfrtDn* "i.-
ease nor 6ny case Gt Insanit", will he admitted.
Aitendin: observation-disclosures TUCKER, CONWAY
and McCAW. ,., 80
Attending Surseons--rrofcsso.s GiiS0S, rETICoLAS
and WELLFORD. -
Resident physican-Dr. TlToS T.. HUNTER.
Stcward-F. VI. PARRISH.
PrcSiient-Dr. l.. :. J0fSES.
Persons in the country, tesirnu Of sending patir to
the lnfrnary may address the President Steward my
of the Professors OF the College. May
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Hs 81 II It 4 Ms
pHOsfHOR-PERUVIAM GUAN0,
MAN u r f

PICC-LTCPAL SAT- AND GROUND BONE ASH
u G. KUFFIN, CORNER ELEVESTsa
AND CARY STREETS, on the BASIN, Richmond, Va,
oilers to the farmers the following MANCEkS nll Of hi:
manufacure-vlz:
nUPFIS'S lIOspHOR-PEIUv1AN GUANo containing
5 ver cent Ammonia and 80 TO 30 per cent Bone
phnsphate Lime per ton OF 1000 pounds s"h
RUFFIN'S BONE ASH GCAN0 containing Jper cent.
Ammonia, and abou. 20 per cent. Bone Phosphate
RUFFlN's TOBACCO MANURE containing } Per
cent Anmona,34 per cent. Bone Phosphate Lime.
Chloride OF Sodium and Il per cent sulphate iirir
per Of ., 900 pounds. 80
RUFFIN'S GROUND B0SEASH, conta!nin NJ about 81
per cent. Zone Phosphate Lime, dry and pure, per
ton Of 1000 pounds. .......... .-.....".s"1
AGRICULTURAL SALT loose In baGs, per ton Of
1900 pounds. Observation-Disclosures. .-.....:. I'll
AGRICULTURAL SALT, in bags, per ION of 1000
THE ABOVE MANUEES nre put up in strong haSs con
taing G pounds each twelve bags OF which make irac-
ton over ton and be had Of F. G RGFtIN at ms mill
of any Commission Merchant in Richmond; OF TfluNAs
BRANCH & SONS, Petersburg; NJ. HOLllNS CO
Lynchburg; LEIGH BROTHER, Norfolk; MASON, MAE.
Tin L CO., Sco;tsvIc JOHNSTON, CLARKE Co., Dan
Vile. fco @ @-- -o-eiI..
THUCKS WANTED.-The subscriber wishes 10
purchase any quantity Of good dry Shucks He prefers
them in haes For Sucks put up in good condition. he
will nav 0c per 100 lbs delivered At his place on s street
opposite the City Spring, Richmond Il. b. STACY.
Euh
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CONTRACT
Il TIE SUPPLY OF COAL FOR TnE UNIVERSITY OF

VIRGINIA, SESSION 1SGe-6l.
IOEoP0SALS wi be received til the 10th day Of June
4 next FOR the supply OF Anthracite and bert selected
CL0yER HILL COAL FOR the Students OF the University
snd zoe Pub: Bui!dng,hc coal 70 be delivered at the
Dorori-s Of The Students and at the Public buildings
yard will he furnished e deposit OF the coal immediate
" on the line o: the C.atral Railroad
A. the same tE,s proposals will be receive for the sep
pig OF K1SULIS WOOh
Sprcac Information In the premises will BE- gi1en 10y up.
Eca,ioa to tre undersigned
The undersigned a pr;yi!ryc OF rejecting any
sne o: al! the bids. EoE!. K. pi:ENTIS Rector
a..
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The Signs of the Times.

Nothing could be more Significant than Tic
contrast now presented hy comparison of the
earnest feeling which now pcrvadcS Lie Dcl.o-
cratic party, with the unmistakablc apathy
which marks MI shades and varieties Of the
Opposition. at the North rs we'll aS ut the
South.
The ultimate cause Of this political phenuEc.
non must be sought in the fact that the people
are Informed, with unusual accuracy, Of the
actual requirements Of the present exigency.
These requirements mostly refer to one Gucs-
ton, and the consequent unity of the issue is
what causes it to be better understood and
more fully appreciated By Il people who,
hitherto, in their exercise of the functions
Of selfgovernment, have been more or less em-
barrassed by the respective merits Of 4 variety
of political issues nearly equal the one to the
other in ultimate Importance and immediate
interest.
At this moment, 4 single issue has assumed
paramount importance, and this prepondcrance
san chicancry, OF organized clamor-but AS
serts itself in spite Of the opposing efforts o.
these active agents in the manufacture orpublc
opinion Indeed these extraneous agencies per
sistently affect TO treat the issue which now
absorbs public attention with undisguiscd ridi-
cule and contempt. The fast" journals Of
the North, and their serrile imitators at the
South, spare no opportunity to heap ri'licule
and contumcly on an issue which they have
chcscn, with all the elegant 7"titude Of slang
to designate as the ""igger
question:"
We have no desire to deprive these amiable
fnrrcWrso Of any solace they may find in ridiclI-
ling what they are powerlHss TO control The
NlGGEg QUESTION So let the name be- With
ont intending aon6le sntendrt, VIC would
simply suggest
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3. T:NsLEt JOHNSON. ---,, W.T. We Y

INOM NISS1O-N 4NIIINS>-' - y y Z -
IrsoSr BUILDING snoCHoS waR"H"rSE,)
RICHMOND, VA.
,,p tho sal. Of Tobacco Wheat, Corn, and country
Z iace generally. her sincere thanks 10 their
for lie very liberal patronage heretofore eNtcndcd
,n., s,a NJ: continuance snd increase OF the same
,he mex, ye.r promising their undivided personal a'ten
y.nn 70 ali ccn.:snuneu,s committed 20 them.
Snr 22--cf
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0IS1S1:E LANDS FOR SALE,

DEING DESTROYS locating my servants in cotton
ID growing State oler for sale tworac;s OF land
the village OF Earhour<vic, Va. The which
side called 'Burliustoa, contains about llap acres Of
good and land welsct in grass. aud producing
fine crops of tobacco grain and hay is situated NJ the
of the Southwest range Of mountains the u7ands
gently unating and the low grounds. OF which there
about .GD acres. wc.waIcrcd by streams runn: the en-
tire length Of the farm The improvements consist Of
iew handsome aud commodious clearinghouse. Schoo!-
house with conveniently situated two harms tone
having 2,stall stable under ill., overseers house, Ice
house, car.iagchouse with stable in basement tobacco
houses servant, lweng aad all other suitable buildings
garden and orchards also, Saw and Grist Mill, with an
uufing waerpower. There excellent turnpike to
Gordousvie, the junction Of the Central aal Orange and
ieNandria Railroad distant about miles. Being thus
located within few hours travel Of Richmond, Washing
ton and other large cities, conveniently near Churches
schools and postoices, it possesses advantages with re-
gard locality, fertility health and agreeable society," un
surpassed by any portion OF the State.
The other tract called " Mineral Hill, adjoining the
above contains about tn0 of good farming land
adapted either for grazing raising well
aud grass. The improvements plain but coia-
Portable dwelling house, with all necessary out buildings
D,th welwooded and will be SOLD separately or
together, as the purchaser mag desire.
MY address is, "Harboursville. Oranr" county. Va
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TT.1VORING EXTKACTS.-yery superior en-
tract Tanills, Lemon, Pine Apple. strawberry Rasp-
berry, &C., &c. ". rhhIn1o.r 4sS rIt d 49, 49,,
Nav 81 4oS lhhiu shssI.
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4 VALUABLE JAaE ES iSIyEIs fAIcM
fUR SALE.
TENuE subscriber Offers for sale, privately Ell Hill!
Z This place, situated about 80 miles above Eichnond
the canal, connips so Of land-ahou GOO OF
which In cr ion, &c: Of the finest rrerlow grounds
The ut the lax In cultivation Is tsh land, and in the
highest Of improvement. The a:,i in cultivation
generally well wooded. The improvements az the
best kind. i. HARRISON.
CotrMnIA 2 O., Fluvarna county, Va, May 1s-cLf
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BIZ TIE G0VEEsN0is of VfItG.Hs:

INFORMATION having been received lay the EXECUTIVE,
l that REANCl: SMALLWOoD, WI" j. charged wish the
c.-e Of murder committed in the coua' f Rockingham,
Il III, State Ged from jus:: end J.: going at
ls. taersore do hereby Offer reward Of One Hun
.,sa Dollars any person who shall the said Fan:
(. ssiEood, and deliver HIN into the jail Of said county
.gosn CHAM aud do moreover require all officers Of
.t Commonwealth, civil and military. and request the pco-
y,srnrra to their best eIertions I" procure his
f... tia, he nay be brought to justice.
- Given under my hand as Governor, and under
Ls. Ike Less Seal OF the Commonwealth. ~ Richmond,
'- this ilih day # May, lstt'.
join LETSIlEE
IL the Governor:
Gro.oF T. NrSrosD, Secretary Of The Commonwealth.
F:aneI, atwood Is about five feet eight inches high
slender built; light hair fair sSn and thin features When
heard from. hewas travelling with his brhthcT towards
he 1urt Of this State and had when he left
black straw hs. and black frock coat. May l9-cSw
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LOVISA LANp FOE NiEsE

VtLUAFsLE LOEASA EAND ENGe SALE
kETISlIlNG to dispose of my real estate, in order TO d
w vide the proceeds among my children elcr for sale
privately my FARM, Stunning Hill
This most desirable tract Of land lies in The heart Of The
valuable tobacco lands oc Louisa. both sides OF the
lands OF H. r. poludexer, Gabriel Jones' oscph NJ Baker
and Others eight miles from Louisa Court House and To-
!srsyle on the Virginia Central Railroad, aud equally con-
:el,!tnt to both.
This ftrn contains 0t0 OF which .n0 are wood
land more than three ourths Of which are heavily timber
with oak pine and hickory Of original growth The ara.
h!r au il fertile and in high state Of imrroremct-wc
adapted TO The growth Of wheat, corn and tobacco"
There Is comfortable dwelling with eight roois, good
barn. tobacco house. and all necessary outbulldngs me
locality i. healthy and the neiShhnrhood pleasant. IRE
stunning that any wishing to purchase VIII visit 'he arin
anu Sc" or themselves. deem II unnecessary 10 speak r
r le farm Is capable Of being divided into Three tracts
II "t' ir!pS rcrs desrous o: selling, the terms VIII DC
Hla.r 10 accommodate purchasers.
NY E'nnar"r Mr.. Groom will take pleasure In showing
W" Prema ''any who wishes to purchase.
JULIA 4. NOLLADAi.
F"r uriilrr III iiah;irn apply Dr. " c. \. Randolph,
IharioIsS'nie VA 'rio H. T. Holiday, Rapid Ann sta.
lion, Orange and AlrSs1I-ia Railroad who is authorized
to sell. Dec So-cwif
sslGEsMOND LIVE: S'lOCK MAKKET.
}sH undersigned having procured tn. services of r.
= H. CroeSett, ior The purpose of selling Live Stock
in 'e Richmond market, will, with Luther 8 irvine be
In the markc. the lst day OF Sep;emher next yrersred
TO give cir undivided sent:nn all business en-. ed
theu and feel confident, from their long excrlence 20
be able TO give entire satisfaction.
We win make liberal ava rons,pnmen,s
JoliS GROUSE
Aug. s0-cu l.. s. IRVINE
TIMiLE FLOUR-Ot superior quality for sale In
L quantities. % suit, TT DUNLOP. MoSCCRE& CO.
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CDTTtGE RESIDENCE FOEs SALE.
an THE MOSr ELEVATED POINT IN THE BEAtT1-
~ FuL TOWN OF WAERENT0S, TIE COUNTY SEAT
OF EACuClER, VA, \ GOTHIC COTTAGE OF EIGHT
ROOMS FOUR on y FL0UE.-Th!s house is new, having
beef, built within the last dive years OF the best materials
in the cst substantial 1t is cple!e with every
convenience; the grounds ceprsns eight acres dvi.
led into lawn Ge with abundance Of shace and fruit
trees 4 very productive Garden we'll stocked with fruit
w remainder Of the Land is well set with grass for
moving and paslure-w,i large and never failing Spring
of good and soft The out.buldncs consisting Of
Servants House and Kitchen Meat HcuSr Wood House,
lrvy, Stable and Carriage House, ara also new AMI built
IN the best manner Of corresponding architecture To The
dwelling. There is Immediately along side the house. u
large CSern capable Of containing O barrels Of water,
supplied with Forceump OF such power as 10 throw the
wafer the house.
The saiubry of this situation Is prccmuen Standing as
Il Hoes 400 feet above tdewatcr With no low grounds
in lis neehborhnod II Is entirely exempt from all CAUSES
6l Easmailc sickness. The views from this house are
mns extensive and beautiful In every direction The Blue
Ridge for many mics sgh-thc society Of the town
and ne!.hba hood Is OF AL denomi-
uatous and good Schools for both sexes with daily COIN
muncaon with Alexandria and the North on the one hand,
with Richmond ;nd the entire South and Southwest OH
the other by Of Railroad. IL offers TO the gentle
man leisure the professional man, most desirable
residence To the planter from the South looking 10
home for the summer, with all th- advantages Of noun:
tain climate with freedom from st md the pleasures
of cultivated society il har uneNanped attractions. II
IL unnecessary enlarge upon the advantages OF th, resi-
.nce for il is PRESUMED that seeking such home,
will visit and examine for himse!f II desired, the furni-
urc Of which Is new, and all good will also be dis
posed or For terms, which will be made accommodating,
apply To NM. y. BlSPltaM.
April a0-c:;n Warren,nD, FRuluer county. Va.
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iIW C-iKU.
noI.IS a. ksECkESEE.

. .r'foaSEr AND CuCNSELLrH hAN
COPPER rALlsy, FLOYD corSri, "a.
TTrNDs reyu:Sr!y tie County aa1 Circnit Courts o!
Il Carroll, wythc, Floyd, FnaSSs AMI l'9onns coun.es
=. u cootnus 10 az: as cocs,in aIrt fa7 Northern
merchants. and all perS"- Who uey nave hn>heSs IN eaf
,;-i, n.,r.ieS SS-,'iE.
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III. nn.-r,!-,. AaESr VIKo,SiA Cor ;.r shove we'll.
known kstabli.snen car supply tie 'Eae ";; every de-
sc.Iptlon OF ., ,,.r, -r,-. ,,-,,
I-non the liberal terms. Having printed "Eica
v6Sn EorISSR for upwards Of years with type and
other aaesais purchased from MessrF HacAh Co. am
,dyed recommend materials from heir estahl!slen:
IA preference 20 Others
Specimen Books will be furnished 20 the trade, aad such
articles ss may be selected will he forwarded with des
patch. VIZ: H. AbLEhhtr
Va