Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-17
7 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE CONFERENCE SEMINARY,

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE CONFERENCE SEMINARY,
LOCATED AT STANTON, VIRGINIA.
THE FALL SESSION of this Institute will com.
i mence the second Wednesday in SEprrmnsp
next, and conclude the last Thursday in JUNE follow
ing. - ''A ''"'"-
TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board, Washing. Lights, Furnished Rooms
fuei, &c.,. ..................$75 90
fultion IN regular course in Colfte Dep mt in
Guiding Ancient Languages 20 90
Tuition in preparatory Department. 10 90
.. iao, W IN use Oh instrument. 25 90
. /" UaIo1, Z. 20 90
Aa oueon' 20 90
mus,. each, 10 90
o. S, w. - 10 90
Library Fees, for Collegiate Students, per an.
NUN, Observation-Disclosures. / 90
Library Fees, for Preparatory students, per an
For Books and Sheet music the cash mnst no NO, v1I
on delivery, or deposited beforehand ALI bills pava
BILE semi annually in advance Where two sisters
Collie rom tne same family handsome deduction ia
mace. NO tuition to ministers daughters in regular
course. o
We return very grateful acknowledgements to our
numerous patrons for the large patronage we have
year.
The School is becoming year by year better quail
Hed 10 DO It's work to the satisfaction of ALL We have
now I9li corps OF Southern Teachers-al Virgin
lans. we advise Eastern Virginans especially to ex-
anime our rates. and the advantages we offer feeling
assured that IT they do shall have large pat
ronage from that quarter. To own Conference
people we say, here is y0ur School. Will you make
1t the best in the State-an institution which the
whole Church will be proud of Will you let 1t lam
gulsh Tor the want OF the patronage you are sending
elsewhere! We call upon yo1 rally to your church
School We challenge any School of similar Grade
the lano TO present better standard of graduation
man the W. F. Institute. We invite special atten-
ton to the course of study laid down in the Catalogue
a Gata
b. ARBOGAST, Principal
--.4.y- -, loOo.-t. Stauntou, Va.
IOMMlSSIONEKS' SALE OF LAND
" THREE VALUABLE TRACTS OF LANnc
pursuance OF decree made by the Circuit Court of
augusta county, In the case of Roudabush DC vs.
McNalI' DC, the undersigned Commissioners, ap-
go,neea Lor that purpose, will on zaesday tie 14ta
a9y OF august next, on the premises, at public auc-
uon, proceed to sell two very valuable TRACTS OF
LAM; belonging to the estate OF Emanuel Rouda-
odsn, aec q. One tract contains 252 Acres of ex-
ceient ano about ITO acres of which are cleared 10
or ~ acres OF Good Meadow, and the balance well
numbered. The improvements consist of a New Frame
d wv hLAING HOUSE, good Barn, and all other me-
cessary out-houses. This tract has an excellent
spring on 1t, and is situated on Jennings Branch a.
bout one mile below the village of C6urchyille in
Augusta county.
miles below Churchve, at the Junction of Jennings
branch and Middle River, and contains ISS Acres.
Ioo Oh Wnicn are cleared and In part rstrate Bottom
Land, and the balance in timber
lind on the 23rd of Augast, next we will ON the
premises, proceed to sell tract (3rd) of land lyng1n
batn county, on the road leading from WiliamsviIle
10 the warm Springs, about four miles from the for
mer and 10 miles from the latter place. Containing
~ Acres OF arabic Land $50 of which are cleared
and AIS acres of Mountain Range
Inc improvements this tract consist of a com,
Portable LOG HOUSE, Barn. &C. There in an excr,
lent Spring near the house. a
TERMS so much money in hand as will he nec
essary TO pay the cost OF suit and sae and the bal
ance IN three equal annual from the dav of
sale the purchaser giving bond and aporoyed seen
rity and the title retained as ultimate security.
The corn crop on said lands will reserved to the
tenants, who will have the privilege of remaining ON
the land until they gather the same after which
time full possession Will be given the purchaser
and so much possession as will be necessary to put in
q 1aIl crop VIII be given immediately.
t-rrs GEORGE BAYLOR L.
VIM. s. H. BAYLOR, com rs.
IN. B-Persons desiring to know more of these
farms can make inquiry ofeither OF the Messrs Roud
ao9sh VINO reside upon them respectively.
july u, Io6O.-tds G. B. w. s. FL. B.
FOR SALE-The subscri-
~ oer VII oner the above desirable property for
SALE a; public auction, Thursday, the 9Th day of
oepten0e 1860, fair, not the next fair day there
after. This FARM is situated in Augusta county,
lying around "Craigsvie Depot" on the Va Central
and immediately on the Free Turnpike
hoaa feaolng from Stanton to the Warm Springs
and about II miles from the former 1t contains 235
Acres about one half of which is in good state of
cultlvationIWeii watered with running streams and
springs. There are also Chalybeate and Alum
springs on TINS place, as well as a fine Sulphur
Spring within half mile of the dwelling The remain
der OF the tract is well tmbered which is very yalua
BILE for Railroad purposes
Inc improvements consist of very comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, with good Kitchen attached.
an excellent bank Barn with Stabng Ice house and
all other necessary out-budings There are also
three other Dwelling Houses on the farm besides a
large Store House, which is convenient to the Depot:
Shoemaker, w heelright and Tilt-hammer Shops; ali
OF which will be found good paying property as there
is no other Store within ten miles, the neighbor
mood being thicky settled, makes it one of the best
and most delightful business places in the county
for mechanics dc.
There is line mountain range suitable for stock
OF all kinds. There Is also fine young Orchard of
about two hundred select fruit trees, portion of
which are now bearing. t,3
The climate and locality, for health is unsurpassed
Also Churches, Schoolhouses and Mills in the mme-
date neighborhood
Terms made known on day of sale.
The above property is for sale priyately and if
sold due notice will be given. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shown the property by R. s. Craig.
who resides on the premises. Any further informa-
ton will be given by calling addressing the UNI
dersgned at frankfort, Greenbrier CO., Va
July II, 1860. JAS A. CRAIG
50 Rockingham Register and Richmond Enquirer
will please copy once week ids.
FEMALE SEMINARY.
BROWNSBURG, ROCkBRIDGE CO., VA.
Rev. W. w. TRIMBLE. PRINCIPAL.