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AUCfIOr SALHa
FUTURE DAYS
By Re. II. Lyme, Auct,r.

ExEruToR,s Sale OF A VALUABLE
ssEISW ThE CRY q RICHMOND, Il ON NJ 4 ! = :
AWg i}H r 80 A srRE Of IhAyN6 ToSETHtR
II RWHlC Iaw aRE u hGENg AMP VERY VAL.
ssi r CROPS OF C1 ,,gSisH UCks, FoDbEa,
ecatoT OF John Braokett, deeeas ed sell on TJ En-
PAY, the 18th of december. 1860 al his late resi-
dence, at the hour of ii o'clock, tf far if not.
The next fair day thereafter, thst valuabIe r NJ
upon which the said Bracket resided az the time
OF HIS death. situated descri bed above contain
ing about 800 acres of land. half cleared portion
81 which Is meadow, very rich and productive
he balance OF the land is well set In pine and
OAK, The improvements consist of a framed
dwelling, containing or rooms; kitchen, negro
quarters barn, static. carriage. house, & O. The
location is considered very healthy ard society
good convenient to churches and mills And nm
mediately after the sale OF the Farm, will be sold
he stock OF Horses, Cows, Hoss, Plantation Uten-
sils, CaIrisge and Harness tnearly new, J House-
hoid and Kitchen Furniture crops OF Corn, Shucks
Fodder. Straw, 10.
TRIMS OF SALK.-For the land, one third cash:
balance upon credit of one, two and tn es yeeIs
to bear interest from day of sale. which is ia be-
paid semi annually. For personal PROPERTY all
sums OF twenty dollars and under cash; sums
over tw enty dollars, SIX months credit for ap
proved PAPER, TO be given tefore property ~ de-
lvered. WILLIAM BRACKEIT
Elk or OF John Bracket, dec sassd
sac conducted by Ro LYME. Auot inc l5-td
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AuCxror SALEs.
'-"-|-s,-~e~s~'--s-.~S--s .s>~<r--s~->---
FUTURE DAYS.
BY aoddin A App.r.on. arct,s.

COMwINsIONEas NAI-E ora LARGE
TATE IN THE CRY nP RiCHuosn. AND
a s,L ~ LIE ds IDNTY OF HkNRiCo.-By
1860 in the case OF O'Seif's ex'rs . rosemne,
A Gnduln we, the undersigned who var. an
s The 'front.' dcof r. n s = Dns
u the city OF Richmond. on THURSDAY. a2d
Nov, 1850, commencing e. 10 O'Clock A. NJ az
fsir; u rot the next fair day theraftsr.) the re al
estate belonging to the defs dani, Isaac A. God
list OF which Is hereto appended, and TO which
special reference is bereby made.
The real estate which lies IN the city OF Rich
mond Will be first Sold in the rider in which u 10
charge the several judo ments sought to be en-
forced, then much of the real estate as lies IN
me county Of Henfico, in the order listed, wilt
next be sold
1t may not be out of place to remark on the part
o1 the Commissioners that the title to most of the
real estate described in the list belor. was 40
CURED by the defendant, Goddin, By purchase for
me non PAYMENT Of taxes. and hence the descrip
s!rahie yet the several reports Of Commissioner
Nv ms, marked =. and y, and the large list of
9esd numbered from one to iorty nine inclusive.
HE'D with the papers in said cause, will give such
description AZ will ensble those no NAV desire TO
purchase to look into the titles, &c. Tbs puTcha-
sers OF the several pieces of real estate will he
aalred 10 comply with the terms of sale so coon
the sales are com pls tel. The Commissioners will
sell only such tlts by the decree aforesaid they
are required to sail, and the pu, chasers WILL of
selves on that point.
TERMs.-Ons third cash balance at 6 and u
months. for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained till al the purchase money is fully
paid, and q CONVEYANCE ordered b the Court
GEO; W. RANpoLpH,(
JOHN y. WILLIAMS, Com'rs.
R MILTON CARY.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auct'rs.

TNKUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
L ON MAIN STREET, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of deed of ttuat. exc
cuted the subsc iber BY [. =. Goddin and wife,
dated 7th July, 1855. anti recorded IN Rlohmond
sell at public anc:ion, upon the emises. on MON
DAY. 18TH November, at. o'clock P. M, the
property convey ed by said deed, being the Lot de-
Common Council of he city as Lot No. 49, stu
tied on the south side of Main street, commend
ing thereon at a point distant 1872 feet west OF
Warehouse street. ard running thence westerly
on Nam street 70 Lot No. l6l. A plat of the prop
viii then be determined whether to sut-dIvide it
or sell Il as a whole
The terms required by the deed are cash bat
am authorized to State that fair credits will be
allowed. The title is believed 10 be perfect: but
selling as Trustee, shail convey oniy such as
derive under the trust coed.
H. A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il Son. Aucts. nos
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
= ..~- -..t "A far the Richmond Dispatch. I
from washington.

.a-cN Nov i4.--1t 10 authoritative.
vAss,ns.ed that the President has never
II snnees ,,r,yately pledged him self TO sc.
publicly non. Mr.. Keitt is reported to have
ssser'eo master - at Orangeburg, South Caro-.
al, r;a as.s s to a osrd
aei on ~. sooner than that tune. fits re-
lisa secss has been accepted, and he is req uest-
sshsn.nm, his successor. In the event OF his
I'd 10 nam nr,ms one who will give the necessary
rot pro- nfiee will he discontinued.
h'rds, miner in the ordinary routine, has
Vo' TaIieved rom the command OF Fort
Aeen Ie Mai. Anderson. next In rank, has
Moaiu, ted AS his successor.
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by L. &c G.B. Davenport,Auct's.
400 H!SS BOOTS SHOES, An

100 CASES BO0TS, SHOES, AND
tUO HATS, AT AUCTfON.-On WEDNES
DAY. 2st November, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at
~ 400 cases Boots, SHOES, and HATS.
TERMs.-under 500, cash; 500 and over, 90
days credit, tor approved paper.
no6 J. II u. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
VALUABLE INTER EST IN REAL
v ESTATE IN 60OCHLAND COUNTY FOR
SALE.-As Commissioners appointed by the Cir
cunt Court OF Goochland county, By decree rem
dered on the 9th day OF Septe mber 1850, in the
OF Samuel @. 6reehhow as Crouch admir- and
ais, we will sell. on TUESDAY. Goth day of No
yember next, at the hour of l O'Clock P. Nj =. tif
fair; II not, the next fair dayI on the premises,
the undivided third part of the late Thomas and
Richard Crouch, IN all that tract of land Hang in
the lower part OF Goochiand county on the Waaers
OF Deer Creek, adjoining the lands of Jesse Wal
ton, John ADKINS; and others. known as the
QnaIter Tract and containing $40 1876 lG 0
ACRES. more or less. THIS land IS considered
very valuable, as well for it's excellent and heavy
timber (beng for the most part unclea-ed, as for
its fine soil and favorable oca1Ion The title is
regaIded as beyond dispute, though selling az
Commissioners, We will convey only with special
warranty.
TERMs.-A sufficient sum in cash to pay ex-
penses OF sale; balance in equal instruments G j
and years, with interest from day of sale,
by bonds, with approved security, and title re-
tanned until the whole purchase money is paid.
JOHN WlLLIAMS,} 1,
JAMES PLEAsANTS,} CommIs'
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Destruction of a Rice Mill.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 1.-THE Mercury
reports the burning OF West Point Rice Mills
lss night. Loss, t,om 1900 to GOO bushels of
nee. Total loss s75,OO0. The fire was caused
ry friction from the machinery.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-Fiour depressed Howard
street IS 81; City Mills SIS q; OHIO offered at S537
Wnsa, dull and iower-Ied Sl.30a 80; white 81 ~
sD0. Lard lie. Coffee dnlI. Whiskey dull,
Hzw YoBK, Nov. H.-Stocks unsettled. but
generally bettsI-New York Centgals 72I., fall of
:? sltce yesterday; Virginia SIS 81; Missouri 6's
IA, fall of;l. Cotton heavy plands and Mid
0Iags ll's cll1a, F ioUr firm Southern So Is a
1898 Wnes. mas an advancing tendency. and
prices a shade better. Corn buoy ant-mXed 691
10 Pork heavy-mess SIS 75a Sl9.l2; prime Sl3
GBb Whskey dull, ana held at 2lc. Sugar
dull, rosa dull at AZ. Rice heavy at Az d4's.
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- and Cnionism In Georgia

Gil his N S,ass n ev sses1e,
are E Thos. II Cobb, aud others, in favor
Toomoss Hon Messrs. Stephens and
Of 9i,s sss9s and others, are opposed.
Josn s tr,ends OF Iverson, In the Georgia lie.
l a' are IN favor of Hon. Howell Cobb
70, yo,sins Of interest has transpired in Mil.
,i-arille day
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WAN, California.

r,,r KEARNrr, Nov. l3.-The Pony Ex-
an San Francisco, has arrived The
l,r,,h,p Uncle sam sailed from there on The
:, w,th 81 .et2ot0 in treasure, for New York.
~ w .dvIces to the 2sth nit. are received
srtsrp unimportsnt.
ga WORK. Nov. 1.-THE steamer North
s..r has arrived from Aspinwall with sa26, 900
" california treasure.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE VA. F. AND MARINE ms. CO.,
RICHMOND, I'd Nov. 1860. !
DiVIDEND sOTICE.-The Board of Direc-
- tors of this Company have declared dlvi-
six months, payable to the Stockholders. or their
legal representatives, on or after the 18th inst.
The transfer book Will be closed until the 18th inst
no2-dtl6th WILLIAM WILLIS. JR., Sec'y.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY oFJ
RICHMOND, 1855, corLer Main and 18th sts.,
Richmond, November Eth. 1860.
nIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors have
- this day declared dividend of EIGHT per ct
the capital stock out of the profits of the last
SIX months, payable to the stockholders on and
after the 18th INST. J. H. MONTAGUE,
no Civ Secretary.
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By Jas. M. Taylor L. Son, Auet'rs.

A VERY DESiRABBE BRICK RESI-.
2prH SrEETS. CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT
AUCTloN,--We will sell. upon the premises on
THURSDAY. the 18th day of November. con-
menoing at "A O'Clock P. NJ. the very des,rable
BRICK Residence, now occupied BY Mrs. kebecce
c. Brett, on Grace. between 18th and 79th Streets
Church Hill. u has seveE good rooms, 10 very
convenient. and extremely pleasant.
The cot fronts on Grace street 81 feet, and rms
back ls7 feet to an alley l6 feet wide Mrs. Brett
residing upon the premises, walt tske pleasure In
TsRMs One fourth cash the balances at 4, 8,
and IL months for .gotiabIe notes, with Interest
added ara secured by a trpst deed.
oc 81 JAS. Nj. TAYLOR n Son ,Aucts,
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New Jersey Election.

rpxyroN. y. J., Nov. 1.-THE official re-
ms elect Cooke, Parker and Renegau, Doug
-. .' democrats; Hornblower, Elmer, WINS
and Soldier, Republicans. 10 represent New
S.,.: The former have over 5000, the latter
-.sr5-;;ies ranging from 100 10 800.
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81. ,anturc of Fort uouttr,e.

= o S nnssncd rhe MI MeprS niy
Labs Inquirer about the taking Of Fort
TnpItJie. prouounces IL utterly unfounded.
"a saws unless Northern journals send out
20 reliable agents, they must expect TO suf-
-, IN their pockets, as we'll AS have their fears
e,,,;sd BY unjust apprehensions.
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AUcTrC- ~s@-a
~-.-s--s-.-.-s-.'-- -s- 4
THIS DAY.


TESyy.s,sT!E.E,s ysaL.. * 5IggEs.vEh4ii
RAGEFiELp,. TWO alIss yYLoW RlcE
M0Np, CONTAINING ABOUT ONE BON.
DIED AcRt y, MOsE OR LEss.- b. r. sssss Of
the Trustees q The M,,.ha cqPsan,. ~ s.y..-
we will. on TIA UkspAY. The 18th day Of NovsnA-
Der. 1880 at II o'clock A. M t'i fair; u not. Tho
auction, on the premises. ~ that TRACT OF
LAND lying in tho county Of Henrioo. about two
miles below the CITY OF kichHo nd. on fSs nd o.
horn Turppike Road, being part OF the Cd Tree
Hill Racsheid Tract. and containing % IN loo
sores according TO a plan and survey mag ~
Joseph j. Peasants. Surveyor, upon which B., 7,
IA, s drum now resides, and which was coayeysd =
tne nais trustees ny the ssId Landrum and otheru
Nv DEED dated the 18th day Of October. 1854, daily
Iecoroed 70 ne Clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court. VI the above tract there are IL acree
in woods: balance cleared and in a h,rh state q
Improvement The buildings on the place are
nearly new. and consist of q dwelling containing
10 rooms; two kitchs ms. enc containing 6 rooms
and the other room and barn Hx30 feet, two
stories high, besides the usual out buildinrs The
place is remarkably healthy, and the neishborhood
among the best in the county.
TERMs One fourth cash balance at 4, o ard 70
months. for neg table notes. interest added, Sc
cured ~ a trust deed. or title retained.
no 3-tds GODuiN Il APPERSON, AuotR.
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,,;,;,,rx at Lincoln. Iuaururation.

Albany. n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE Burgess Com
pany, military company of this city, to-day
fottd TO visit Washington on the occasion Of
Isocolu's Inauguration. They Will probably
.srry about one hundred men.
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senator Douglas.

AUGrsTA, GA, Nov. li.--It is reported that
Dispatch was received in Milledgville yes
tsrdsy, reporting Senator Douglas exceedingly
Ill 81 some place, probably in Mississippi.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
L FURNITURE. PIANO AND NEGRO MAN
AT AUCTI0n.-By virtue OF deed Of trust,
made by John II Bos her TO The subscriber, and
duly recorded in the Cfice of the Hustines Court
of the city of Richmond, will proceed to sell, at
the residence corner of Marshall and lst streets.
on MONDAI. 18th INST, at 10 o clock, the FUR-
variety OF useful and desirable Housekeeping ar
ticles. ALSO
PIANO, SAID to be a very good instrument.
ALSO
NEGRO MAN named TOM, about 80 ears old.
TERMs.-Ail sums under $50. cash over that
amount, % days, for approved, endorsed paper.
VIC. TOM PKINS. Trustee.
SAILS conducted by f.. b. Cook, Auct'T. nos
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1'HG SINGER SEWING MACHINES.


1'HH SINGER SEWING MACHINES
n The marked and ever extended popularity OF
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, both IN Anne
rlca ana Europe IS such as best to establish their
ssuperioTlty over all others IN the market Sewing
Machines, so called may be bought. it is true, for
snallert amount OF dollars, but Ii is mistaken
economy olnvest anyt thing in worthless IN
relable article, and those who Will do so must
SING ER's NEW FAMILY MACHINES
Ii order to place the Gerry best Family Machines
duoed our Letter a, or transverse Shuttle Ma
ehlpes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No AND STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES,
Both OF very general application and capacity,
and popular both in the family and the manu- fac.
SiNGER'S No. STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Price, complete, Sl26.
Also. to complete the list, an entirely rev ar
tlcle, unequaed for manufacturing purposes,
aolseless, rapid. and capable of any kind of work.
Prlce, including IRON stand and drawers, Sll0,
cheaper at that, in view of its value, than the
chimes of any other maker as a gift.
All OF Singers Machines make the Interlocked
stitch with two threads, which Is the best stitch
known. Ever person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prices. working capacities, and the
best method of purchasing, can obtain it by send
ing for copy of i. Nj. Singer Co.'s Gazette
which is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
WE LIZ THRhh CoTT T1Gse sIK and
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also, practi
cal machinist, who Is ever ready to attend on our
customers, Il required.
Messrs. SINGER & CO.'S office being conduct
ed the most thorough business nciples, 10y an
entirely new set Of hands, we feel confident of
doing our share Of the BUSINESS as we have always
done heretofore /, NJ. slNGbR q co..,
$40 Main street, Richmond
B. TRoTT. Agent. au zs-Sm
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South Carolina Bank Restrictions. 17
COLUMBIA, S. O, Nov.fl.-The South Car.
dina legislature, before its adjournment. re.
moved all restric lions against Bank suspen.
sin
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rEr' DAILY LINE on THE
,ssS.sssSsts..kEASJAMES RIVER. By THE STEAM
L

!gs9lss.cJAMEs RIVER. By TH IS
PEGK1Ths Steamer CURTIS PECK viii, on
THURSDAY MORNING next, the 18th instant
PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, leaving the
G HaV at k9Hketts every PHURSDAY, sATUR
The GLEN COVE Will leave the wharf at Rook-
cts; every M0NDAY, WEDNESDAY and FIJI
DAY NORNlNG: at the same hour, IS O'Clock }
ana each boat will return each alternate day Tex
cept Sunday Thus making a daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and ac-
commodations ~ any other line.
Inc Boats will touch at all the regular Landings
gong and returning, and take freight asusuai;
paid for when sent down, and we will not be re-
sponsibe for 1t aiterlt is landed on the wharf for
which it is marked.
Passage to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth, So
Meals. each, 30 cents extra.
90 IL is r. 0. HASKINS,
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-, Urn HUNDRED ACkts OF Ian
BY J. IL. Digges, AucPR.

ZINE GOLD AND SILVER Watches
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-WHl be
sold at auction, every night this week. at Aucton
Room IS Main street. Also. a lot of Blankets, I'm.
oersnirts. Drawers fine Table Cutlery, PLned
Spoons, Forks, &C., &c. Sale will commence s&
O'Clock, Y NJ. J. II. DlGGES, Auct.
ID. r. BOOTH, Salesman. 90 25-M
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sss LAND AND SLAy EsIN THE

~ LUgNI OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRE-
-, AIEt ~ The devlsees of John H; Steger,
OF LAMP, lying on the Appomattox river in the
county OF Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad contain
raby adapted to the production of Corn, W heat
aud Tobacco, and the tract is regarded as one OF
vided into two tracts. The nelghEorhood is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devlsees reserving the right to cultivate and
gather the growing crops, if satisfactory arralse
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then The purchaser of the land, if he desires
them for his own use. can also pu tehase laIae
number OF valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM r
MEADE or JOHN s. HARDAWAY, Chula De
pot, Anne ia; or to r. W. STEGER, Mattoax De-
pot Amelia au 29--tf
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Obifua ry.
The Election in Georgia.

UTICA, n. Y, Nov. 13.-Hon. H. g. q God viii /,
eI-msmber of Congress from the Madison and
OsEego districts, died at Hamilton last night.
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NOTlCE.--Wlll be sold at public auction. on
near stapss ns StR sr. z. ny
crops OF Corn, Fodder, Sheaf Cans, &c / Wagon,
Carts a fine lot OF Vegetables. OF various kinds;
stock ot Hogs and Cows; HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FuRNlTURE. I he said sale TO com
meIce st IL O'Clock A NJ.
TRRMs-All sums of $50 add less, cash for
sums over $40, four months credit, for notes sat-
ls!actoflly endorsed. g. N. TEkRILL.
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rTRusT SALE OF HOisE AND LOT

O4S ONlON 10 ms p1OVl-
sIons Of deed OF trust, executed by Philip Wat
klns, Trustee, to me, on the An day OF February,
County Court, shall, on FRIDAY, the ed day
OF November. 1860, at O'Clock P NJ, on the pre-
the property convey ed by the aforesaid deed. ana
descIb therein IS "a certain LOT lying on Union
Hill, IN the said county of Henrico. near the cltf
of Richmond fronting thirty FIVE feet on the west
side of Scott street and running back between par
allel lines, hundred and forty seven feet, to
an alley fifteen feet wide, being a portion OF Lot
No. g. square No. 2i61a. rs designated in deed
rom Mlcajah Bates and J NJ. Darlington, to L.
On the Lot is a small Framed DWELLING
HOt So.
TRBms.-Cash, az to $3.50; the remainder of the
purchase money on a ore cit of months. for which
negotiable note will be required, with interest
added from the day of sale, and deed of t ust to
secure tie pay meDt.
THOS J. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale conducted By Ro. b. LYME, Auctr.
No I3-dTd
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BY Robt. B. Lyme, Auct'r.

GALE OF STOCK OF HORSES. cows.
!, PLANTATION UTENSILS, CROP OF
CORN, SHu I * IFS FODDER; WHEAT STRAW.
sold his Farm, / will sell at his resid ence, about
three miles below Richmond. on the new Central
Road, on TUESDAY, the 10Th of November, at IL
O'Clock NJ. his stock of Horses, Cows, Plantation
Utensils. embracing an excellent Wheat Reaper,
crop of Corn, Shucks, Fodtev. Wheat Straw. &c.
Sale will be positive and without limit or reserve.
EBMs- Made known on day of sale:
no II ROBI. LYME. Auot
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EDUCATIONAL.

, GINA MEchANlcss lSsrlfuHrTE VIZ L.:
tie Mechsnes institute baiTdns. Ss osMssNNss. Ct
W NSEsf%e snd f. M fSs On each MoNbH
the Ist Of May. ISL Besides qSSs ssssnns until
Gsomsarsaa ptsSns the scholars can obtain ' in
hkiNsIon who will be IN the school Room 10 MT o.
q, as 20 thursday and sa,ulday Of
ncl,-nm i Il J. k nE9RNsEEAASuE,
| The snssol ~ ,s..Bt.ttC-ANoTaER SCHOOL,
LUCY LEWs as tssohS To their ssiysss o. Mss
nssf: ana Az seais ana have employs ed her for the
sh,s f,sspoashe calling, are wins TINT o,hs2s
s snoa share N the benefits OF her abors We pre-
Iohn LIswis' say That she Ia a daus liter of Mr.
fesehe, of acc :" long the SUCCESSFUL classical
!, MISS Lkwis assisted her father in this emplov
enc teaches all the elementary and higher
i 'ansna OIL Ensilsh, and the Latin and French
The Rrice for tuition in the Primary Branches is
Sanh, TOT tne nisher branches Grammar, Geog-
Chsmssry ana sot A,gsbts Natural Phl9sophy
lot French or Latin. Music at the teachers
The School will commence the 18th Of ranna,x
ana END on the 18th of December following the
in2nth OF Ansust vacation. We would eaos take
eiuoins everything. HENRY A. HOLLADAY,
HERNU DON FRAZER.
R ADDRESS, " Twyman's Store" Spotsy ivania
eoalts, "a. 9--2m
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NJ, 49,, RICHMOND VA.
The Nth session of this Institution will DOM
mence on the LIST of October next and close ON the
asst day of June 1851 'N ''0S' "" 'no
Inc Prlnclpai will be aided by eleven thorough
eualheo instructors, and every effort will be
made 10 mai ntain the high reputation and select
character of the School
adyanfae pia redi y r
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are nm
.arpassed while especial attention is given TO the
s s. 4x 81 ms TORI GlISH LITERATURE,
hHEIORIC and READING.
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