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VIVA, the WING. orthe North intend to Do.

The New York Express thus Jays down the program
me of the Northern Wings and Americans, in the Pres
Dental campaign:
1.-THE Old Wings Of the State and the Americans then
chalked out their line of policy at Utica, and abuse
temptation are not likely to drive them from following
/, out Bell aud Ersrs their candidates for Presi-
scs and Pics Presidency, and their only edRdiddeS-
They mean to 10 all they can in every honorable way,
70 secure their election. While they hope for and eX
pect Kentucky Tennessee Delaware, Maryland, Virgil.
MIA North Carolina Louisiana, aud, perhaps Alabama,
Missouri and Florida, with Texas, il necessary, they
,aan 10 use their Balance Of Power in New York, New
Jersey Pennsylavns, Connecticut Rhode lsland Indi-
ana Illinois aud elsewhere, 10 take away the cleo
ton Of Presiden from geographical minority existing
only in one section of the Union-a minority not known
TO- or recognized BY the Constitution-and TO transfer
that election 70 recognized constitutional tribunal the
States in the House Of Representatives or to the States
az represented in the u s Senate They mean in these
Balance Of Power States win many Bell electoral
votes as they can and they difficulty and feel no
embarrassment in cooperating with Union men every
whereas after the John Brown raid, in the Union
meetings beginning with Faneu Hall, Boston, the Aca-
denny Of Music New York and from them extending all
over the Northern States Their course is clear upright
honorable sraightiorward-and they will pursue it, as
10 1856 without finching, fear favor-With this diff
ference however that the division In the Democratic
arty holds out 70 them at the present moment every
,rosnact of ultimate success.
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DISASTROUS REsuEr THE CHRIsrIASs IN SYRIA
Zaheh the last stronghold Of the Christians 10 SYRIA has
been taken, pundessd and burnt by the Druses. The
Christian army has annhilaed 1t wasin the pow
er of the English Government to have arrested this ira
gical result but the reasons Of State in another d-
recon, we're powerful to be resisted. They have
feet at Beirut but the Druses continue their butchees
even within the sound Of the British cannon. England
is said has ntimated to the Porte, that It will not in
sst upon investigation by the Counses ohjectiona
BILE 90 il. The United States Counsel had repeatedly
warned the Americans Of their danger, and they were
leaving Mount Lebanon and the contiguous region. The
destruction Of Sdon bad been reported but the report
was not confirmed The Christians, except at Zuheh,
do not appear to have acted with much courage or skill
There is reason TO believe that France and Russia may
yet cooperate in for the protection OF the
Christians within the Turkish dominons, for it is quite
clear that the Turkish Government has not the power
it has the disposition to prevent them, its treaty
obligations TO the contrary notwithstanding. The war
it in fact one between conflicting civilizations rather
than religious war" in the ordinary sense Of the
phrase for all the heather sects appear to have combn
ed against the Christians and their missionary establish
ments, whether Catholic or Protestant.
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TIE WILL OF JERoxE BoSPARrr.-7h Baltimore 6o-
following we find in recent Paris let

TIE WILL OF JERoxE BosPARrE.-7hs Baltimore So-
ndparss-The following we find In recent Paris let
ter:
Prince Jerome left by his will to his daughter the
Princess Mathde only what the law reserves to her,
that IT, fourth Of his property The remainder goes 70
Prince Napoleon and ii is larger inheritance tnan was
expected Contrary to his early habits Of prodgaity,
Jerome had become economical spending only hye or sI
hundred thousand francs out Of the fifteen hundred
thousand composing his annual civil list lie leaves,
therefore, several millions to his son, who viii besides
inherit the greater part of his civil list lt does not APP
pear that the deceased left anything 10 his Bal more son
and grandson. The latter not allowed to be with bis
grandfather in his last hours he desired Out oy order
Of the EMPEROR, place was assigned him in the IA
mly Tribune at the Invades. The question arises will
there be- reported SUIT for the succession between
the Bonapartes Of America and those OF Franceg
The imperial family is threatened with fresh scandal
According to the Independence Beige, the Baron de
Chassron married the eldest daughter OF Prince hu-
rat formerly of Bordenown, n J not being able, on
his return from China arrange ameable separation
from his wife, the courts to be appealed TO- 70 inter-
pose legal barrier between the pair each oil whom &C.
cuses the other Of infdelity.
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TORNADoEs IN THE WEST.

LOUISVILLE, July 23-At half past six o'clock yester-
day afternoon tornado passed this city from the
north west uurooug several buildings and prostrating
number Of trees. Boats blown from their mornings
and considerable damage done, the amount of which il
not ascertaned The storm lasted three minutes and
accompanied by hail and rain
CLEVELAND, July ga tornado passed over Brace.
vile Station, on the Cleveland and MahonDg railroad on
Saturday last entirely destroying the depot and several
dwelling houses and barns and killing two ladies' Large
trees were uproo;ed and hurled through the air.
The storm very violent, and extended over area
of two miles in length and quarter of mile in width
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On the q5h Inst GEoRGEw wINN in the se,h year Of his
age ,,,,xt
Law VIM Breeder corner Grace this Thursday
ornor At o'clock The friends acquAnances Of the fami
ly are requested to at end, without further notice
Ahis residence this city, Tuesday night al IL o'clock
STEPHEN r. EGGEsT0N, In the 44th year OF his age.
The friends family Invited TO aehd his funeral from
the Second Presbyterian Church. dr. HogD O'Clock This
evening
the fleetwood House. Washington the evening Of the
9st inst Col Sheldon MCKNIGHT Of Detroit aged my
years
On the morning the goth Inst a. Harmony Pa at the resi-
denee Of bis mother JOHN STEELE PurSer u Navy In the
4Sd wear nj t
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Tne Tsnth LEGION representative.

The staunton vindicatOr says -'As numerous rumOrs
have been put aol and questions asked relative to
the position Of the Hon. J. T. Harris member of Con-
gress from this District deem it but an act of justice
to that gentleman and to the Democratic party to state
hat he is a supporter of Judge Douglas, believing him
to be the nominee of the National Democratic party
Mr. Harris for harmony in the party if it can honora-
bly, and fairly be brought about and hence be has made
no public announcement Of his views. II all overtuFes
for the adjustment of the present unfortunate difficulties
fail in accomplishing the desired end, then Mr. Harris
will have no hesitancy in declaring himself favorable to
the election Of Douglas.and Johnson"
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DUEL NEAR DANYILLE.

A Duel fought yesterday Tuesday morning,
between Messrs. A. j. Clark and Edmund Fitzgerald,
which resulted in the woundng OF the latter His injuries
however are believed not to be serious the ball having
ouy penetrated his body to limited extent The wea-
pons used we're rifles distance forty PAGES The OF
the duel was few miles from town, in the neighborng
county of CasWcll, N CT anpills AnDsaL
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Lst us Have It.

We have noticed, in Democratic papers, number Of
energetic calls Mr. 7, ler Of the Enquirer, for the
essd kept by himself secretary Of the Virginia deega
eiOn Charleston and Baltimore These calls Mr. T. hath
hitherto wholly dsregardsd and s; doth disregard, to
hs very great damage - alleged Of the Douglas inter
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TINsLOW ON THE BRAIN AND MIND.

WINsLo" ON THE n"AiN AND mSD
on OBSCURE DISEASES THE BRAIN AND MIND; their In
cIpent symptoms pathology dag rosls treatment and pro-
phyiaxis By Forbs wlnslow, d ID %.
pr ACTICAL TREATISE ON rHE DISEASES OF THE LUNGS-
Including the principles Of Physical diagnosis BY Walter
Hayls wahhe NJ. D. fellow OF the Royal College OF Physi-
clans American from the trd revised and much en-
isrzed EnEh edition t225.
ON THE DI-EAsEs INJURIES AND MAtFoRMATlONs OF the
Rectum and Anus with remarks habuAl constipation. BIZ
Ashton, Surgeon the enheim Despensary FROM the
third enlarged Engsh edition With Illustrations ~
sTARKIE ON EvIDsNCE edition, with notes BY Sherwood
vo., sVo. t55
ACTS OF ASSEMBLY, 1s5Q-'6l fi %
A COURSE OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY arranged with special
reference TO convenience Of recitation, by H. Schmidt
Professor In 90 umbia College. fl. .
HIsToRY OF THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND BY g. Arnold,
Vol 3D. 1850. .
WHAT MAY BIZ LEARNED FROM TREE by hariand ooutss'
Az MORRIS Bookstore,
,vot % Main Street.
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ess-and to the no less damage Of himself as We fear,
should be persist in dsregarding them. Come neghecr
give Us the record. Nothing like an open fight, even
Won get the wors. OF It,
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MARRIEn.

On Wednesday evening last residence Of Emnger.
in Harrisonburg BY Rev D. Irwa Dr. GEO WALKER Of
Augusta and Miss MARGARET NJ daughter Oh oo A Huston
deceased, Of Rockingham.
In Christ churchn Axands Taesday the 9h Inst By the
ds and Miss ELvIRA CLOSE daughter Of the late Close
Eq., OF New YOrk.
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VIRGINIA tin Amelia Circuit Court, April Term iseo,
John A. Hsman and Charles Hargrave, adnlnistraors
Of John A Hllsman, decd Pisintns.
Against
Martha Hsmsn widow and rec Of John A. lsman, decd
James Bsman, James Blanklnsip and Maria Louisa his
wife Joha Hurt Thomas Osborne A. Chdres admir- de
bons Of w. Arms decd Newton wade Daniel wikirson
Geoge W. Pollard VIM 7. Turpin anih his VIII. and Thos
J. Watkins Defendants.
IN OHAECERY.
This this tn be heard the bill taken for
confessed to all the defendants exhibits &c and argued
by counsel consideration whereof the Court doth adudge
der and decree that the said Administrations render before Of
the Commissioners Of this Court account Of their admins
traton Of the said decedent John HsmAns estate And the
Court doth further adude order and decree that the said Com
missioner after giving thirty DAYS notice Of the time and place By
Advertisement Ia Of tie newspapers published In the
city OF Richmond and posted at the front door Of the Court House
OF Amelia county proceed 10 take account OF all The ouisand
Ing and debts demands against the said decedent
his estate, whether due By him individually security
Others In hducary capacity together with the priority Of
the And that said Commissioner also report account Of
all assets In the hands Of the said administrators real or peona
together with matters specially stated deemed pertinent BY
himself required BY Of the parties 10 be stated
Copy-Teste,
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BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS,
MAGAUNES &c. RECEIVED AT

WEST JoHNsToN's las MAIN STREET.
DRATHwAITE5 Retrospect Part Il. ~ per annum. Per
Id No. tl.
Memorials Of Thomas Collected and edited by hI
and daughter. Q vols tl rs.
Howard's 8 Supreme Court Reports. Vol %. 5 co.
Acts Of Assembly. Session 80 60 20.
Man and Woman. BY Rev daughter Fourth supply Price
reduced TO 80 cents
Castle Richmond. By Trolope dol
Researches Missionary abors during an eighteen
years residence Africa By Rev. Dr. Lewis krapt
rs.
The West Indies and the Spanish Main BY A. Troope dol
Right at Last and other TAle. BY Mrs. Caskel I5c.
The House. Edited by Lady Theresa Lewis 10
Jessie Highland Story By the Lady Rachel But
Ter. % cents.
1hs Dime Cattle Doctor 10 cents.
One and TEeny. By author Of Wild flower &c. zoe.
Love Me, Leave Me Not. BY Pierce Eagen. Esq. toe.
Stories Of and DISCOVERIES In Science and the Useful
Ars A botk for old and young Illustrated I5c.
souihsde view Of Slavery. By Rev n Adams NeS edition
70 cents. WEST JOhNsIoN,
Booksellers, Bookblnders and Sta loners,
iyfTa Eagle squ,re.
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NEW FLOUR, In bbls. or bags.
~ No. Mess Mackerel and Family Roe Henngs
T"dd's Extra Family Hams
Country Cured 4"
Pure Cider Vinegar snd Spices for picking With general
assortment OF Family g. oceres sAMPsON JONES Axt,
IVA Cor, Mala nd 9th
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Alexander Tompkins Esq, has resigned the office of
cashier of the branch Of the Farmers Bank e Lynch
burg. Va He had held the office for more than iity
years, and now re'igns from i'll health.
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L. II. COLEMAN, O.
COMMISSIONERS oRRICE.

hhtIA " IL, July loUV.
parties interested the foregoing hereby notified
that have appointed the goth day August $780, TO take
oe the directed TO be taken BY the said Decree
which time aud place they required 10 attend
Given under hand Commissioner 10 Chancey Of the said
Court, the day and year nrst Aforesaid.
iy9I-v4w WIN. NJ ELDRIDGE. Comm.
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Douglas In Jefferson County.

The CharisstOwn spirit Of JegersOH," that has
heretofore declined to make choice between Douglas
and Breckenridge, speaking of the late Breckenridge
meeting il that county, in which it says there was "A
manifest want Of enthusiasm" adds the following:
"In this county We are confident that the friends OF
Mr. Douglas outnumber the friends OF Mr. Brecknridge,
e, their course is coneiiatory in the highest degree
They have sought and yet seeking to heal rather than
widen the party breach But we confess that recent
Developments leave very little room to hope that
their abors will be crowned with anything ike success
and We think observe now the strongest indications
hat aer the action OF the 10th Of August, the day
,poolned for the holding Of the State Convention, Il
Mn become the duty Of every friend of Mr. Douglas, and
every real lover OF united party action TO buckle on his
srmor aud euter into the conflict with zeal that will
know NJ other result than success.
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MIR. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL.
rHE NEXT SESSION OF school begins the IIsT DAY
OF OCTOBER $780, and terminates the last day OF June

TyHE NEXT SESSION Of our school begins on the BIsT DAY
OF OCTOBER $780, and terminates the last day Of June,
In consideration the almost unprecedented
attended Efforts cannot refrain expressing thank
fulness many ends aud patrons and think
for treny referring to OF the advantages a
orded which the permanent prosperity OF ali such insu Ions
ultimately depend
he buildings large and commodous planned for the wants
and requlreme Of large female Institution Ansrdug al
ed advantages for the comfort and Of
pupils 0ny young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three mas pre- or TO room together.
The Principal has made female alton the study and business
upwards u twenty Year, his qaaned
peencd selected with especial reference the branches
their charge and sufficiently tried this Institution to be referred
Our system thorough complete and while the
facilities Afforded for peectonn the
female education the greatest devoted insure the
@sns o. Sand ~ s , and Judgment are
y ignored made ubdary TO ana dependent the former
daily consists essentially cose searching examlr
aons careful explanation, familiar lectures The plan pur
sued for instruction the French department has
much gven-indetd every facility rded-
enable those pupils boarding with Us TO acquire accurate
common ,on In this respect think pos
advantages which only be equaed by few Institutions OF
Music Vocal Instrumental Drawing Painting both
nom models aud from nature under the charge Of Professors
qualified In their various branches Most
rueors employed TO teach exclusively In school, that by
deyCng heir time and attention entirely to pupils every ad
be Afforded for the son OF these accomplish
mens
such regulations enforced to pro-
mote the welfare and Interest Of n AL The pupils
HupxRr p LFIByRR A. NJ Principal Natural Philosophy era.
ture, Moral and Ment, Philosophy, French
VIZ o. WILKINS A b. Vice Principal Astronomy. Mathematics
Chemistry, History, Latin
EDWARD q. HOWARD English Literature, History Reading
Mrs GRACE BESSKTr, English Branches.
N MARY @. GoRnoS English Branches.
senior CAKLos CAEDOyH MIRA, rpsf ish and Italian.
sIGSoRISA kEBi, Vocal Music.
SIGSORISA MARIETTA ERBG, Plano
joins A. CALYo Drawing and Painting.
wN T. GRABAu, Piano. Organ, Sacred Music.
Q. w. THILOw, Piano.
HEsficH SCHNEIDER Harp.
o. EaIcssos, Guitar.
The Rev the Rev. FRANK BiKr have Kind
y taken charge Of The Bible Clsssea
rIRAf ~ Il
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slsSrTIcASr-We find the following communication
i, a late number Of the AuriFeesbOrO (renn) Isls.
Graph nj,
cal Dictionary my attention was arrested by the name Of
Bcseknrilge somewhat famous just at this time. was
startled 70 find that the Saxon derivatives Of this name
meant "a broken house" Is il not rather omlnons
tb,t man of this name should be the leader Of one
wing Of the broken and divided house of Democracy
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Primary Deparment-or Children under II yeau age 80 20
REFERENCES.
THEPARaSs scOoL-R ght Reverend Bishop Meade,
Right Revere bishop Elliott Ca Right Reverend Riihop
Virginia; Right Reverend Bthop Cobbs Alabama; Reverend
Emple, D. D., wi mngton N U Rev Dosse D. D., Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read Richmond Head
Danvie Va Reverend G. dereevs kchmond Va Reverend
T. V. Moore ID D.. Richmond, Va; Revere VIM H. wheel.
wright Richmond, VA Reverend John Richmond
The Clergy Of the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
~ All letters to be directed to HUBERT LEPEByRE Rich
mon iy26 "a
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10. Of tobacco was sold at Martins Warehouse In
Lynchburg on Saturday, at the unprecedented price OF
nee hundred dollars PER eu. Of course this was fancy
article
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sTEBBINs, PULLEN 4 CO.,

No. 10i BROAD STREET.
ITAvE on hand large and elegant assortment Of
Ill GAS CHANDELIERS.
PESDANTs.
BRACKETTS,
HALL LIGHTS Sc
which they sell low invite attention Of pu
stock Of CHINA, GLASS, Sc
SrEBBINs Pull en- 90.
iva Corner 9th and Broad streets
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YANCEY & HARRISON,

q YAxCEY. ". W HARRISON.
YANCEY & HARRISON,
NO. 2l9, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
OLD WINES, BRASDIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
" following splendid assortment of goods which they will
keep constantly on hI ooa s1s Ti BRasDE e.'e'
Hennesy Dark Pale 0ard do Vine Growers Company
Champagne On Huyet Coz Pine cas'llon Co, Including
SUNNI " WV CHAMPAGNE
Mumms celebrated brands GOld Seal" Royal Rose "cabL
Meet ohandOn. Screen Seal Heidck piper and The As
sOeAies verIenay-quarts and pini,;
Prom medium to ghs.. grade among which are Gru,s s
,eau R.u.,n," st. Estephe, land "MOuton,"
ss1,op IU@ Gue,ers Win de- Graves "BaaIney"
POne1 cane" "HAuie sauterne," "Fiorae, Langod" st.
Julian, &c. - -
Sparkling Mose" Sparkling Hook "Konigs Mosel "Ass
nanhAu,er," "Haut sauterOe" &C. &e,
"od Brsganza" "sandeman Co and old white Port bottled
saERRIEs AND NADEIRAs
va'q grader, Har@9nys Sup AuOntaadO Topaz
Cabinet and other brands, Wolf: schedan schnaPpL
Old Jamaica of the pure'w }pny sO the London Docks
Bumgardner's, Bourbon and other brands.
C0RDIALs
Curacao, hAraschno, Anlse.te, Absnhei boker1 bters
PORTER
nIbbes London aud Guinness Extra Dublin Stout In pnts
and lmperlsiplnts Muir sons Scotch Ale
HAVANA CIGARS,
Ofhe following brands Figaro cabanas Rose Of s,nago La
Rosa Prueoee Mcrphy, PamTlesa, Paa, Ocean Bird,
FLOR de sala de Ia Rama, Rea, Seneca var Vlar I'll
antropa Adea GabAd Ride Bouquet La Flor chin,sea &C.
&c.
choice selection GROCERIES, consisting Of Refined Sugars,
Coffee. Black Teas spleed and Smoked samon
No. Macke sajnss Cheese, Maccaroni VermceiI Starch,
&c, &C. ~,
Also all Crosse Bsckwe celebrated English Sauces Mus
tards Pickles Bordeaux Olive OIL Coxs Sparkling Celia
tine Olives stuffed and plain, Jees Capre Wrench MUSTARD
Wine Vinegar &c &c july 25-dAclm
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INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS
II AT GLOUCEsTEx COURT H0UsE-The undersigned offers
for sale ali the buildings Gloucester Court House. late
ly owned by his father, John Tabb, decd
propey consts Of tenements, among which
Brck Tavern with Brick Stable Ice Bouse and all other
buildings necessary conducting large business -Four Store
Houaes with dwellings attached other dwell
ing houses shops ssddes Bacsmith TaOrs, capen-
tiers, and shoemAkers.
The Tavern and Dwelling convenient lots attached
10 them for gardens other PURPOSES and all good repair
Gloucester House situated In the midst OF WEALTHY
and populous county, the best stands for business
In this section. -
The Tavern might made very profitable large mercantile
always done there and mechanics oeyery kind
can 4 nd constant employment
TVS TERx which will be LIBERAL will be made known on appn-
cation the subscriber. j. PkOsssh TAbb,
Iv0f-etf Gloucester Court House.
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UyHE ebay STATED RANGE.-Pive llz.s prices
s35 $40 $50 CO. 20; The IIepmeet Cooking stove szes
without reservoir Tbs Leader Cooking stove
sizes pce ga and 2 the y Dale" Cooking coal
WOOD price s2 II and &c. the H4rp Cookie stoye wood
country use4 The above really class Wares
their line for sale VII lesae and retail with
GEO. srARRETT 4. Twins Ro-,
Governor street.
NB-Large for the Springs Box Stoves for Tobacco
harms iy2I
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A UCTION.--GToceriss Bacon, Wines and WHISKY, this
IA morning by
jy9G-it l. so d DAVENPORT
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PIEDMONT ACADEMY.

PIEDMONT ACADEMY.
CULPEPER COUNTY VA.
BOARDING School for Boys preparatory UnIyeniy
N OF Virginia
En- b. sNIrn, A. NJ, u. Va } Principal.
JoIS ID MAGRuDEE, NJ ~. Val
Us. b. BAEEa, Graduate u. Va
The Fourth Session will commences September
TRIMS.
Por tuition and board exclusive ofEh $780, per half session
OF five mohths to be paid In advance.
For Catalogues and fuller information apply the Principal
Culpeper @. IL Va iv2s-ctsep,i
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LYNCHBURG & ABINGDON TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
TVNHE meeting Stockholders Of the Lynchburg and
Il Aiding Ion Telegraph Company, viii be held
the Company In Lynchbug, FRIDAY, lIIh day Of August
next.
NY order of the Board Of Director
jy26-dil5aug WIN g. NORRIS President
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L AM AUTHORIZED BY A GENTLEMAN
OF virginia TO dispose Of Oi valuable aud likely SLAVES
be sold in families and be located either adjoining
plantations 10 this the South Any party wishing pur
chase for his the slaves and obtain them
enable terms by applying within the nert3O days
}. BRUCE McCLELLAND,
md Va
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P. $500 to 1000 visiters here, and coming all
time.