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rL1N- ,'u.: EAI.LVWiNE.
- +. II. STARKk.
D0GGErT Il ANDERSON, 1860.
y! GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS.

y! GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
J 80 Rel; friends and the public I large and de.
'v.'y 'scek o! FRENCH And AMERICAN PAPER
-" he latest style and design, for parlors,
@ MA: 'ooIas and halls. Also, toor and table Oil
I: ~. ,-t!ies; white and check Maltings, Coco Mat
a,.r.-: SHADES, Of every description and price; Car.
-r AID Muslin Custa.ns, Ccrniccs and Bands;
~. 80 Noss-hair Cloth and rius'ie-. for covering
. :..,s. n; s1;!Hgs. Lounges, Feather Beds, holsters
~. ~ -, Moss and Shuek MattrcsSes-ail Of which
"tL .Ln "":C'!y low for cash or To punctnAI buyers.
=: I. .. prepared 20 do paper-Hancins and Cphol-
~ ..o.' atsc!as anything in our lac, viii Ind it
:. altr%' siTsntage 10 give Us n call and lonk Il, GU.
3r ;r'::.s before buying elsewhere.
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ENN0 COPIES OF HON. ID. w. rOOgt-
D.UUU HE'S SPEECH. delivered before the J.i'
t.L,,'yn and Washington Societies, At the University oi VIZ
ainI, n n the ah Inst, are now being published aaa will be
for al. At the University about the lsi Of August. BOOK
sellers will be supplied at a liberal discount.
4. q. BAYLOR,
Agent Jefferson AMI Washington Sosir;!s-.
~ Pos; osce University Of Virginia.
July ax-wln
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!hGlNiA FERTl /. ! L ERS
M.SrPACrEEED By
). VI &C Il I'D Err SONS,

Hic3fA0nu, va.
i3a">e1O -PEECVlAN warranted IL
''a@..c : per Cent. o. ammonia and 81 per cent.
"'"e Phosphate Of Lime. This, We consider. The
- r"s: Fertilizer that can be used for Wheat.
"s.e".eH;s are the dryeSt and best PERUVIAN
t..a". E.a- Ash, and the richest aud i:uat soluble
~t.:tnat!c Gauano ihan can BIZ obtained. Price per
"rs: ano ih... ................. $50 W
.~ASiiGrANo. warranted 10 contain per ccn,.
>-,a5:ia AID ~ per cent. Of Bone Phosphate
Ne. Pie: per ton Of 1000 lbs .............. 20 ~
- Nd BONE ASH, containing 40 per cent. q!
'a= F~:to.pha:r " Lime aud ground 10 L very tine
XIX. Pie Ter ton Of Z. WR0 b,............ q. tn
: wHlTE MEXlCAS GCANo. which We grind
ta@. fhwGc:, containing 40 per cent. OF Phos-
- 0: l!Gi". rfise pes ton " ? 100 lbs. ...,.." ~ W
'''is Ds.:i Cor many years largely engaged In the
10 'EIit, a:d hud opporiuuiti-. ui testing fully the
-..a; III siais @. Guano that have been imported ints
80 'Iitry. enables ~ 90 scl-c: lie very hcs, varieties for
'-;.:a;!ona-ar.i iTn:a repeated experiments, that
zen made, with all the inrr-dirn;- W. ne, both
.;::e'? snd in continuation. We are sa;;.i."i that The
'~r-' viii Cad ou. Fertilizers much cheaper fhan the
,.Tltr Grano, when used alone.
- fcra'!.u and rhn.s,llilc Guanns used su- s-,c. ted
" $50: cage, and "iSa:z .uhJrc:e1: 10 rigid aCairsi,..--
-! at- very nry- Al. a:"uni - d the irnd- leg .LI
""@shl: AID :"i.t;.airis uI!Nts!.
s. = wv 'Asr i..a'nr" III chow Ing Farmers through our
'r!-hia';!;. =. Seer. j. L" :"crri 81, - tn. ingredients
ed cr process ~ 'G.:.uf.c.l,!u.
a." ".':'5 Nhi D. iF"'n.iiy a"ei, when sent directly 10
- 0-' t:enS :. ~McGEubEk'S SOM.
~ Sci;
PL1iI- EALLU1viNE.
i. il. ST \ j. X f.,
w. -. NHaln street, three Doors above. II.
Charles Hotel.
IA 'tih GIL TIIE ATTENTION ur FARMERS TO
= ':ocs vi FLOWS, llAl:l;uWs,
~ !!Vs>. SEED SoWERs. N@r-
-, s.. ac., manufactured iy &
'if".iy iUr SUMMER AID ial nye- SN%SkM
+:t!AL ATTENTION Is called to the iuct. that h- will
-: '.;ce- horse Plow Grow In use in Virginia !"f
''%..Ai:s; and II, inter tiial. IL does not prove the
r. Nj. !anC !: back free Of charge. J." those whn use
""ACL PLOWS, No. l3 and No. 9. lie would say
.'"; .hA t=~ .gpplied at the low prize Of EIGHT pol
~: ~. -, aid FIVE DOLLARS FOR No. =.
,rInt|n"iS'G' every Pow In use always on hand.
,'.. iN ED FIELD SlEDS OF every variety, warrGh1r.!
- 4. cc Re had
" "as'a' discount mad. to The trade.
rH '.-,' 10 N STtREp
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OFFICE OF
RICHMOND & PErEIsSD,G *: x co.

NTIENUNT, JHJ ~ JJV''
ERoM and after this date the Schedule q
will be changed. Passengers will leave Rich'SSAa@
mond, ut I.SU a.. ~. breakfast In Petersburg, and reach
Norfolk by 1879 A. VI. Returning, leave Norfolk Il: l.:u
r NJ, and arrive In Richmond al 80 =. NJ.
IuIy os-1m THO. II. WYNNE, Sup't.
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---As~.S -
Northern Markets..

g.rr:gcka, July 30.-Flow is quiet aud
yqiy. At s. %. Wheat is active and buoy
A. :! 2Gal ~, white ! 3ja! ih. Corn is
N: mixed &c, yellow iiaGGc., white Pa
Provisions are active ana unchanged.
dali at 20a2Qs.
NJ, IoaS. Jul ;0.--Coituu firm. Flour
rs: and unchanged. Wheat !irtn white
,2,l 80. Corn i; firm; mixed G2c. Mess
rs So SQal9 90; prime SO 5Dali no. SIN
a. H.. declined &c. Virginia SKIES !0!c.
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b a.: DCNJ.-1n tons Richmond Ground Bon.
-. ~ 'iI" ~ ROBINSON l. ROBERTS.
w., Corner Cary 4 18th Streets.
'H.-rQ,s Mola,s., YU,o-hivb Droof-harr.,. md
- =, i'" 70! sale W /. & &. b. DAVENPORT.
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FARN IN ETN KICI C0TN-
TY, = IL MILES FROM HE CRY OF EiCI:MrND.
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED ASD FORTY ACRES, CN
THE NEW BRIDGE Road. FOE SiLE-i 'Gc: for sale
(privately) that very valuable farm situated - Gr>cEib"i
above, containing 10 ac!rs. about !4if cleared, "h'! Is "a
good heart, n the growing crop. indicate.
The balance Of the land Is well sc; IL rirr E1j o.". II
aljoins the farins known IS AubG:a and Ecra! snlics, 80:
It, proximity 10 the chy Of Richmond rrnter. Il v.lus'.y -
IN agricultural or dairy farm; and from :hc aish r-.cs .:
vegetables. Il would Be- profitable as 81 %arfE"t one 30.
The improvements consist Of = Cot;ag" ~r".:tci:cr. "i'h iaE:
rooms, and the usual ui-buIliiaEs. all in Yooi ":icr, SD
n we'll Of excellent water IL .he yh!t. !ar Igca::c" -
healthy and society very good.
Further Information Cal, he hal upon Application n DE-.
Ro. Is. Lyme or the subscriber. a!t.'Es. ki"hIh"nd, W
TEKMS liberal. ;. \. rhi.i. -. -.
Mun 1n-trif
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20 MI IcTItTs 10 UV uITEIEVI u
Jul: 2i-d&c:an HUBERT 7. LEFEBSl;E, Richmond.
SOUTHERN FsuALE INSTITUTE.


TE1llE Eleventh Session Of this institution will commence
Z on the first Monday in October next and c!osr IN The
last day Of June, leG!.
The Principal does no; deem il necessary to give the
ua:nrs Of the Assistant Teachers in his employ, simply AS
srr,in. that he Is aided by eleven thoroughly qualified IN
s;ruclnrs, and that every effort will he made 10 maintain
the lishrcpu;ation and select character of the school.
The advantages offered in the department Of music (v"-
ca! and instrumcnta) are unsurpassed. The fucs' accom-
pli.heI Teachers In the city are employed, and particular
attention is paid 10 this valuable accomplishment.
Two Preach ladies, reared and educated IN fa'i', ana
sn.akin. the purc., French. reside in the family Of the
Principal, whose especial duty it is TO SPEAK French liabitu'
ally will. all those who ARE studying the lanGuatc. u Is
conf !entlv ASSERT l iiiu; as much and ~ pare French IS
spoken ia the house NJ in any female school In the Union.
The subjects of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are
fully Illustrated lay experiments, the Apparatus hel"hs'hs
10 the Institute, being ~ com letc "a any In the State.
Especial attention is given also 10 the study OF History,
English Literature, Rhetoric and Reading a portion I'll The
course both attractive and profitable.
Tie Principal refers with pride /" thu following isl OF
rATHoNs, as about liz" bel evidence u: tn" Merits OF Ills
school:
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No ENTKA CIINNNES.
-. E.-FOr the accommodation OF PERSONS from 4 dis
lance, pupils will he received during the holidays (Juy, Aa-
gus: and September and charged for board 1T the same
rates rs Ia the session. They will he exclusively engaged
in the study Of French and MIsir. For French they Will
be charged seven dollars Il month, aud FOR Music nne dollar
per lrS-o;i.
REFERENCES:
Tile patrons oi Tie Scluol-I.t. Rev. bishop Meade, iir.
sinia; II. Rev. Bishop Elliott, Georgia: n. Rrr. BISHOP
Johns, Virginia: 1t. l;cr. li>ho, cdJbs, A!aha,na: Rev. \.
Einpie, d. u. Wilmington, \. C.; Rev. u. 5. D"sseii, u. p;'
Richmond: Rev. Chas. Read, Richmond; Rev. Nelson Head,
pauviir. Va; Rev. Il. Gilirrsivcvr, Richmond, Va; Rev.
T. V. Moore, p. H., richmond, Va; Rev. William II. Wheel
wright, Richmond. Va; Rev. John Saunders, Hirlm"nd, Va;
the Clergy ~ the Episcopal Church IN Virginia.
Pupils belonging 10 = Church different from that OF which
the Principal and his family are members, will br allowed
10 attend any Church their parents may desire, In which
case they will be placed every sunday under ia" care oil Tile
Pastor OF the Church they may select.
s:SF" All letters TO lie directed 10
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FAUQUTER WHITE SULPHUR

fE,HEsE SPRINGS, situated 80 miles We, rom nm: y s ,oa
4 city, will be opened on the ON :" ""'N
class watering establishment. ,r-.,os.r will make
The subscriber, having become The purenass si T n.b 'n ,hsir
every effort, with competent, as ss I.acbei 10 sx hours from
R"l,imorrp three from Alexandria and eich. from Men.
mnnd bv railroad, with abou, SIX miles Of singing oef "
coca rusn TnS cents per meal: II 80 per day; - per week
$40 per month. and 20 70; s"lo srE 9 ssrTsn:, S HafI pfiee o'v White
anuu u n .bre..four,hs. Horses 50 cents per day.
Address subscriber, nonL. nCE"lr
80 .ln w aIIeDlOu SihsIsE
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.,o,.,:I,s &. GHEGOR

SNtk.f.AN q asFt
TrESp riiE CuCETS OF HANOVER AND klNG
a WILLIAM
QUEEN aWI Car"iu".
Ii l.. r9T,,i.N-. ty,".t'., king william.
= G.E;iJ"E in., did Church. Hanover. Feb l"-H
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o. GIsOI :S-We will sell Twenty-Five !i.-!y 80.
AD GRuEs To-Day. ut 10 o'ciocS.
rrLLIiH : co, iUc,s..
pad Fe!a.-' Has.
y. B.-ilouss Servants, Cooks, WASHERS a.i i=oa-r:. 20;
snlr privately. T.. 60,
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AUCTION SALES.
LAND FOR SALE.

rIr ,s.,,,. Iii IN m, Itb d1v # srprruprp
,ssr " 10y WI ~ w. nv, ~, t.i, Isy ,bsrssn.. 49,,
for ~ y Va AT, u y ~. ' TX -, ,nm ~. 81, @
known as "Csbham," lying on james Riv,r, In the county
Joining the lands OF William II. Mayo and others, sni rear.
ly opposite thb town ~ Columbia. Seventy acres CT
said land are James River low grounds OF IN. Er., quai.
Ivy, and three hundred acres are in wood; o! original
SSs sIon NJ. o ~, the Ia a5Sg Is a y o, exceilsni plant IND ne
Is wei! aaapteo . ths sFoSih Of the crops usually grosn!n
inns seeti'no. ,nsnna. IN IL Is Large G"S.E1g:lnn-" and
The usual out,bH!ulns,, ind a hnr young orchard. sprl@
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GUAM o.,

AN x
CHARTERED MANIPUlArING COMPANY.
,s,IE LANES RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
4 Of l.irhm"Hd announce {" the public ihat ihsS am ~"
preparing Machinery for the Manipulation Of Fertlhts,s,
and will l." In readiness TO supply farmers AMI o'h'fS VII"
:lr.ir Ir"luc. la time for fall 'cetlIhG. -
The increasing demand for PREPARED r"ahufrs rs u U.S.
int far natIy. Cuanu, which will rnssr-s all the ro''pin"
tons Necessary l." produce f""h rt"ls' Hn' VII .,,m,n
.,unr time, improve The soil permanently, = "",,'''M.Hm
which this Cnnipany will rnieav"r Ia supply. ihr ha'i'r
Guann, II /. affirmed, by constantly Increasing neS',h"ny'
cannot prrfnrfn this, while experiments, Win rei'hple HmH
lurr-, are con-tantiy produced 1" show The superior a''""'
With ,ir Sc views, th. JAMES ElvEE MASCFAcTC-
RING COMPANY Iiavr established - Ioari 81 DlreG'ols'
whose duty II will lr 10 consult the best l'l'h"rlt''' an" pro-,
cure Inc most valuable material. for the preparation Of
their new Fertilizer, the price ni which, ~hrh P'eP"'r"'
will also hr fixed hy Ihi- Hoard.
The COMPANY have Il Iarg. water p""rr Tor rs PURPOSES
lately secured ur.drr the mos, favorable circumstances r""'
hlios th-n Il" carry nI the business On 4 yer! 'hrtr ia
.urr,I Of getting a pure article at II nnlsrntr PRICE,
Iho,r p-rsom, who desire To hav- this article in lime Tor
FALL seeding. are requested Il" >e'!' III iher osns ~ smn.
~ as practicable. that time may he auorne" ~ S,t
,y The demand. Far The present. the Company "Hrr ""t
orr- preparation. namrly-ior tn: Wheat Crop
MAHrEES FOR TOBACCO. OATS. CoEH, a.,
WILL. NJ rgarAhgI' Is THEIR brE SIAsos.
I'll. G,Ilnwjnr r,.nIrr.' rruri-urn compost the Board Of d.
r-:!nrs:
LEWIS wETIi. III Mcs-r-. {" Webb and ). q. W a"r.
Eu NOTHING, a: M.--r-. Sslarr. kohLer & Co.
II Us. r. PRICE. "f Mcs.rs 1h"s:. r; Price & Go;
ID 7. WILLIAMS. 0f Mcssrs. ID. Williams q iiich-.
TirS. ". MccAHCE, Of Messr-. Dunlop, MorsuFs i 20.
GEI. ~ WILLIAMS. Of Me:: : Williams Csrri"s''a'
FL. WORKMAN. 81 M-<-rs. Eh. WORKMAN : C".
IL. l.. KENT, of M->,r-. Kent, pain- & Co;
WV. GWArIIMEY, Of MessIs. ". ( g. G~"th"ry'
John BOOKER. ot M-<-rs. Green X l!o,son.
ADRIAN WARWICK, nf the Gallcgo Mills.
wM. D.. GIBSON: Commission Merchant.
ALEX. JARRETT, Commission Merchant.
GEO. r. DABSEY, Professor Richmond ColrRe.
cPy- Orders Tor the article should be addressed 10 The
Commission Merchant. sr'rraIy, Of kichnoni', or
+ Is. BENTLEY.
AGENT for th- COMPANY.
R:chunmI. J.: May, i-%I.
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BY pILLIAM 4 CO., .:uc1ioUccr..

IN NEGKOES.-Thi. day, a. 10 o'c:rgk. MI b.
w sold 81 NkrIy slave.
HECTOR lkvls. Auc,.
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THE coll EG OF ST. j Il 5,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND.
fsN!iE Nineteenth Annual Session opens on Wednesday,,
L the 2Gth September. For admission into The College,
or It's Grammar School, apply 10 the Rev. DR.. kERFOOT,
College of St. James, 2. o., Maryland.
July 9T-clOw
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RICHmOSD AN YORK R 4 b; x
l. r o AID.


* ~ l. Ii AL. W.
g gsss;a 30 = z EsES.:2
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE
TO OLU POINT AND NORFOLK.
FARE S2-DINNER EXTRA.
no BREAKFAST PREPARED US TIE boat.
ON and after TUESDAY, July 18th, the Trains nr this
road will run daily, Sundays eXcepied) As follows;
RECULGu PASSENGER TIAISsr
Stopping only on signal 1T stations, Fair Oaks, Meadow,
Summit, Dispatch AMI TunstalEs, will leave
White House, at......:. :.:l!" !. W.
The fast and commUhiOus Steamer WEST r0lST, Capt.
J. c. ROWE, will leave White House Mondays, Wednesdays
at signal only. at West Point, Mo0dy's, Cappah"oaick, BIZ.
ler's, Yorktown and Gloucester POint-arrlrinS al oid Poht
At =. NJ, and Norfolk att T..
Returning, the West Point will leave Norfolk TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and Saturdays nj :, and Old Poin, at SD. a. 4,
landing only rs above, and arrive N White House III tinlr
10 connect with the cars, arriving In Richmond 1T an,
p. VI. No boat landings will be made
Freight received Mondays, Wednesdays ~! Fridays. I'll!
3 p. NJ. Accommodation trains discontinued I'LL inr:hrr
notice.
~ On and after Wednesday, the lSt Of August next,
the passenger train will leave Richmond daily, except sun
days, at : A. 81, cuSSHcriSG AT WEST poiST on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, will the Steamer West Point, y;
S.45 4. NJ, and arrive at Norfolk Al" i. VI. Returning, tlr
steamer will leave Norfolk at ! A. NJ, on Tuesdays. THUR.
days and Saturdays, connecting al West Point Al | y. NJ,
with the cars, and arrive in Richmond Il; . i. VI.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
July 4. ". MOTION, Sec'y.
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NoTr0wAI ACAnEMY.
NVI KVN AtN aIEE.T L.
CHARLES :. JONES, VI. A., University II Virginia
Principal.
Inl'I,SE mr. STI-pS.

Principal.
COURSE OF STUDY:
A.CIkSI Ash M"nEKS LANGUAGES. MATnENA rIcs, NATURAL
Philosophy, flrsTnEy.
FEHiiE First Session OF this School will begin September Isl,
L lsGn, and continue till July Isl, lsGI. Ih. location Is
near holloway Court House, 0n the S0uilrSide Railroad,
in = neighborhood long known for its hcalihfn!ncss, norall-
IS aud good society, AMI cony"nicn, 10 churches. Students
will board with me in the family Of my father DR.. Robert
i. Jones. via las charge 0f the boarding department. the
Principal j. 4 Master Of Arts cf the University nf Virginia,
has hal four year. experience in teaching, aud II VIII he
his culc.v or !" rrnrirr h+ school M"rOHgMy preparatory
to the En!ver.iiy III Virginia, or any COLLEGE.
Terms =. Far hoard and Tuition per srSsi"n at ~ IhohIf',
!25n. teXrlu,ivr u lights payable half September !st' H''d
Ih- rest February lSi following.
REFERENCES:
Faculty University Of Virginia; Dr.. Gr,snrr Harrison,
Alhrinarlr; Th",. Il. Campbell, John Fitzgerald, WIN. u.
irliy, Il. \, Srhle,,, ESqrs, Col Travis II. Fps, Kew, hf'
ward Martin, SottHway; II. y. Jones, ESQ, Principal Han
over Academy; ". Augustus Muir, ESQ, Memphis: Rev.
}. d. Blackwell and ". II. Wlrclwright, Richmond DR..
II. q. Leigh Petersburg.
Far further Information, address
CHARLES 4. JONES.
l II ~,
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JAMES NiyEH s:STArl:. N5GEoI>,

EIVIN, NJ, w, IVFs MI T 81 III
r OFFER for sa!e he t.!GIn.u Is.a!r, "a ;Ic SuU":s %
l. buckingham, known by the na:nr Of Mo";ciG'o, c"'
mclIy IN. residence OF Judge Cthr.i,) also tie >,S-1".,
Stock, &c, OF every description. The Estate coat"!h, ..&u
ACRES Of which 40 acres are jams Ti;Cr ip"-cgcUEi: );
the best quality. Large crops 81! Com. Wheat a"I Tobacco
are annually made upon this E-iaic. e has 81! the :"c''.
improvements. Tie negro f:1Tt"rs are III Rev., VIE
bricl: climnirS and p.l..i IUur.. IN" tobacco hess, az
built of chestnut logs and covered "hh c:!rsihrt ia.:c!rs
IL has All Orchard cuu;a:ltH. upwIri- of :vCv ir-.. o: :a=
most choice fruit. apples, pear. rrncHrs, c!"rriG;. &C. IL:
wellwaterrl and healthy, and has II nm :":hc'Ei sc" OF
,Ilnes river, mountain scenery, &c. This f'ta;r u or 'he
spIlh.sidr Of lanes rirri. hnr!n, Il covered h:!dsC acres
the river 10 the james river and kSn-wha c-n,i. aha"' f
quarter OF = mile from the rh:ate. Ab1ggAi; may re had
by application to TIE n; ~Richmurd. Hy ors:-SeT Vii Show
the estate Ia any oi!r wishing To purchase.
CtA$. Y. SpRi.SS.
800, Main street, E!shu.or!, -.
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AUERDEEN SCHOOL.

KING ASD QUEEN DUN VA.
TgNliE next season. Will commence oil the 18th OF SepteIn,
4. Ter, and terminate on the 18th Of July following. The
course OF instruction will prepare young men 10 enter tie
Military ln,ti,ut. or the University Of Virginia.
TERMS :-iIoarl, and tuition in nIl the branches, and
every necessary except lights, s!H-"ne-lalf payable Is,
january, the Other IL The close OF the session.
ru.ioaicr-St. Stephens Church.
j. c. C0CNClLL. q. 81. ID Principal.
s. +. LATASE. u. OF Ya)
II. c. TiMIElLAEE, O.. OF ya.)
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by DAVIS, DEUPK RE / U...iJCTs.


Oh SEi:ROE;S.-wc will sell THIS &oHNiHU. al
CO az o'clock, thirty likely slave.
DAVIS, DEI'2ntE { %,
oil r.iinr., LII nm N.,, rnI rrnrif,r 70.
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HEMPASS, NAI.E SCM00L--

THluE Fourth Session OF this School, taught by Mr.. john
i Richardson, n graduate Of lIampden Sidney College,
will begin on the nist Monday in October, 1850, and close
The last Of July, 1866.
TERMS Err Session " TgS MnSrIa,
Hoard, : FLU 90
Tuition, = ~ w
One.huir payable The first Of March, aud the balance at the
close Of the session.
For further information. address the subscriber, Ut
BrMPAss' TosT.OFHCE, LOFTS. CorSTr, Va.
July =. Cit J. r. BuMPASS.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
me Exercises Of this Institution will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY the 81 Of OCTOBER NEXT. Those desiring
information In regard 10 the Academic Department, or that
OF Law, are REQUESTED to address BENZ. 8. EwELL,
IMy li-ctl'S sep At Williamsburg, Virginia.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, va
I NliE heat session. viii open on the last THURSDAY In
Il Srpienher, n"! rIu-r on the las. Thursday In June.
For Catalogues containing detailed Information, address
Rev. w.. 4. SMITH,, President,
JuEl'-eiln't. Randolph Macon College, Va.
ESCfl "IND COLLEGE.
TE'ilE next ,r>,i"n will "esin the Ist day Of October, and
4 close 'hr i; 'Ia, ~ July following
FACILITY.
u, l. iand. D. u. President and Professor OF Moral
sciehre' Il. Turner, 4. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics, and
ASTRONOMY G. /. l'abnry, A.. NJ, Prof. OF the Latin Lam
gunse; ": j. ~Lourhan, A. NJ, Professor OF the Greek Ian
ios"phy and Chemistry; W :. Chase. A NJ, Professor OF
M1irt" LHnsaap,s: L. Il. yarlrourh, \. H.. TUTOR.
for eaiai"si"s ar Other Information, address the presi-
dent Al l;ieh"onl. July .:-cwl,l.' Oct
HANOVER: ACiDs:MY, VIRGINIA.
'ENliEnsxt session Of this school will begin on the FIRST
n VI oCrGIEE aud close on the 18th Of July, 1861.
lhkMs.-s:s'.r exclusive Of lights; une.lRlf payable on tbs
st VI oeloher, the "thcr OH the Is! Of March.
INSTRUCTIONS,
w IiiAMf =: i0NEs NJ; y. u. Of Va Principal.
allen; :. MATTHEWS, NJ A.. (do.D
LAS: ". BOYD. NJ. A.. (do.)
1omS \. CALio, ESD, lDruwing and Painting
Mr. Cs charge is not included In the $!sU.
The Literary Societies, forwirosr use two comnodious and
well furnished halls have been provided, possess Il join,
- Iva ulaIlCs
for further particulars address II. p. JONES,
July lo-cdin Taylorsyille, Hanover, Va.
FLhT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
ENoh iEhR lSG0-Thr second session will commence
L. OH The HUih July and close December 18th.
Isrila as for last year.
When notified Of In" arrival Of students Al Blacks and
na'eS' a suitable conveyance will be In readiness TO take
them 10 my house.
My address Is Mac!arlanls, Lunenburg.
JhIy 0-ctAusl JN0. ORGAN JR.
fKEDEK1CIk,S EALL FEMALE
I5lHE third Session OF this School, which is located within
IL half ! mile OF fredrrirk's Hall Depot, Virginia Central
Railroad, viii commence on the lat Of next September, and
close Oh the LIST Of July following:
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS:
Boash and Tuition in all the English branches
foI ten months 80. $3.50 0U
Music on the pianu, with use Of instrument. ....... IS 90
French Language. $3.50. ........ ........... 10 90
Drawing and Painting, each 10 70
India lux AMI Cray0n, each w
Embroidery .... "
An accomplished sud Experienced teacher will have
charge Of this School.
My address Is Frederick Hall, Louisa, county, Va.
July l~s-ctScpl NATHA'L W. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-31
CHAS Y. I;uRE'SS.
800, Main street, H~!Shu.oEh, -

Also, For Sale, goU0 acre. % heavily tiGn6rr.i .-ac -
the same county.
THIS land II IN IT, virgin growth, hnl lies -cr'r -. >" .
miles from the James river amt kai:awha canal, u" uI!eE
from Richmcnl, and 81 miles from LynChh"Ts.
Persons w!,Itn. 10 &" INTO tn iGI"l"r busiur'' s"L"siiy.
or 10 get rail road ties, sfave. OF hoo" poles VIII ~ veil -
examine il.
Nv only reason .or wi.hin: - scii .ar above estate, =,
thai other engagements will rot H.iow NJ" :in.r in .''rti 80
It. rnrtic. may, therefore. rely on getting fut i:"p,r'I .c
"A low price, ar am ,IrtrTiniari {" I'LL.
Any nfuc above lands vii! b" divided 20 suit rG'sha'.'s
have also for sale fine farming lands ncaE the city q
Richmond.
Jupr 1,-tt HAS. Y. MuKIiSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-31
BY KECrOW DAVIS, a;CY.

TYWESTi SEGi:0:%.-Th!s LAY, i: ~ o'c,oct.
i We will sell 90 iUseiy slaves.
BETTS ( GREGORY. Auci-..
Franklin S,r-r.