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VALuAHLa, $500 .n..:LIN CHES,
TERFlFhD COUNTY. SEVEN MILES
CHESTER, TUGEl HFR WITH STOCK
CROPS. FARMING !MPLFMtNTS. HOUSE

soUTBW EST OF The TOWN OF MAN,
CROPS. FARMING IMPLFMtNTs, HOUSE
aOLD AND KIT'HEN FURNI rURE, &c AT
AuCTLpN.-W i'll be sold upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 4th da, Of September, commend
ing at IL O'Clock A. NJ the valuable FARM lying
south side of the Mauch @ster Turnpike. IN POGO
shock Creek, in the county OF Chesterfield, and
now occu pied 10y NJ rs. Sarah A. ForloIne.
1t contains 356 acres, one half HI III Is sta ndng
IN original growth of OAK and pine from 50 to ~
&cres are of rich creek fats. ard one Of the best
meadows IN the county, which produces large
Quantity of hay.
good order. suitable for q iarse fanny good APP
ole orchard under good fence. divided in three
shirts, lies well, and has running water in ever,
shift; good healthy Delghborhnod, and fine spring
of water convenient to all of the houses.
The MILL has a substantial stone dam, and is
IN good order.
1t is deemed useless to give further description
of the land az Is presumed those wishing to pur
chase will view the premises. Possession will be
and full possession by LIST January 1861, or socne-
if desired Mrs, Forlolne resides on the farm and
~ill have ii shown to any person who may wish to
see 1t.
After the see Of the farm, will he sold the entire
Stock, consisting Of Horses, Mules, Cows, G. (;
Crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, sc.
TERMS OF SALR.-For the real estate, one fourth
cash; the balance At l, and years, for bonds
the personal property All sums OF $40 and unds r,
cash over that amount, months credit. for ap-
proved negotiable notes with interest added.
Jy 70 JAS. TAYLOR SON. Aucts.
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MRS. PELLETS SIS, HOU.,
Nl ON BROAD ST&EET,

ZEN AND H.
Mrs. PELLEE viii resume the Gutes Of her
School on MONDAY, OcT ID, and WI ii be aided In
al its departments by an efficient corps of teach
ers
Parents VIII, entrust their children to her care
are assn ed nat thes will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches esst initial to q finished euuca
ton.
TERMS maze known on application at her resi-
nee, au 10 Pm
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HDUCAT ION Al,

Old JOHNSTON INsTITUTE.-The next
" sesson of this SCHOOL FOR YOUNG la
DIES, located at the corner OF 9th and Franklin
streets. Richmond, Va will begin on the lat day
OF October, 1850, and close on the 3oth Of June,
next ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
l. r. sHUM ATE. Mental and Moral Science.
X, q. gibson, Natural Science and Mathe-
maiics.
Mons. h hS5S PY BoDbx h sk f.sss
ALBEkT De RVEbiGkR, German
Mrs ELvA n JONES, intermediate English.
Mtss MAGGIE ID. BRANDsK, Primary Eng
H22RFxAsSIse &c Se a ! pispo and orsar,
Q. =: ERlCSS. N. Guitar.
OSWALD HEINRICH, Painting and Drawing,
J. w. REEVE. Penmanship. h'
TERMS,
(For the Session, payable half on lat Of October
residue Feb. IL. 1851
Primary English. including Vocal Mus,n Sao IN
Intermediate English, including Vocal Mu-
$40 .;.,:...;; ...-,.;:................ 40 90
rehioI. lnciuuink Vocal MUSIC 81 ~
Piano, o san Guitar, or Cultivation of tho - W
Voice, Tor halt-hpur lessons, two per week 30 o0
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Cultivation of the
~ VOICE, Tor one hour lessons, two per week 30 90
M ralnting ............ 30 90
Us ctun "Slef NolorS, Crayon Drawing.... % o.
bse oI Iiapo ...-........-........-... 10 90
0'hhinehtdi DTahchcs-. .-.-.......... on 90
~ - 200 %
"ashins ana Llghts .-.-....... rs 10
81 Application to enter pupils and all commu-
hicatiohs concerning the School, sh oud he made to
IHOMAS l.. GALtEHE Err.
- ~, Richmond. Va.
Will ne suInished 10 those who apply, az INDICATED
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BY ThoS. w keesee, Auctr,
(Ofhoe corner OF l2tl. and Cary streets.)

HORSES. MILES Ard CAR
~ RI AGE AND HARM IS FOR SALE AT
AAUCTION.-Wil he sold on SATURDAY
MORNIN Nc. August 18th. commencing at 10 o'crk,
1T the Horse Auction Lot, On Council Chamber
Hill
Several Saddle and Harness HORSES.
) GOOD work MULES.
'isht one horse CARRIAGE and HARNESS.
sui THpS. W K FESFt. Anctinueer
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Sale conducted By GopDIN q APPEhsoN, Aucts.
au "A
VERY yAhsABhs r":, EE RESI-.

VERY NALt Aim fN.t AZ RESI-.
Y DENCE. At IHE CORNER OF CARY
AND FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-At the request of the owner, twho ha
purchased suburban residence, vita the view o
removing thereto, we shall sell at pubic auctIoh
the premises, on TUESDAY, the Ash >eptenl
ber 1860. 1T "A O'Clock NJ the large and ADM
rally well arran Led Dwelling. located as above
now occupied by the family OF the ate Mir. N. VI
Martin he Lot has a front Of 81 fee' and del t
of 100 feet The Dwelling has 2 rooms. besiees
large kitchen. smoke house, stable, C, and IS al
tog e'her a most des, rable one for a large family,
TERMS One sixth cash; balance at 4, 5. IL Is
ard 20 months, for negotiable notes interest added
securet by trust eed. Possession gwen, i! re-
quired, on LIST April next.
au l3-2awtd UUDuiN APpERSON, Aucts
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HORSES. &c. FOR g ale


- kf<JttkY NIL t2-25 choice
~ KENTUCKY MULES fom fifteen to
A sixteen hands Gs s,h iG Fa Il cry cry at
Stables, 18th str.et,
au 16-6t% Between Franklin q, d Grr CO.
N ron sALs Dunns the mt weeE.
1~Vmy HORSE, CARRIAGE and oA0rAk<
6~XAbUG3Y. Can 10 seen at IN, f3$Gk3G
house. on Grove street, Sydney: 49,
au IA So j. ". JodN>ON.
HAN AND n S. RR1,
Nf0R sA Ell have Cor sale &4E0RS
C~A priratsly.a nice HACK and en-
pair of God HORSES, which will b sold low, II
immediate apple. ton be made To
jy 4-ts K. l.. DICKINSON, ~ Main st.
fOK >ALs-a pair Of we'll matched
NNBAY MARES about l6>s hands his n. 3 and
GA years old can go togeth better than 4
mIuutes and one Gel travel in 10 sinsie. They
q, perfectly sound and KIND, ard sold beoaase
the owner has no furtaer Tor them.
Also. q CALtCHE, with drubls set OF HAR-
JOS X Xix.
An n-sv American Hotel 81 abba.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD Co,
Lynchburg. Va Aug. 7Lh, 1850. !
THE THIkIEENTH ANNUAL MrrE r.

i ING of the Stockholders in the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company. will be held in the
hall of thSlr depot in the city of Lynchburg, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of September next
By order of the Boa d of Directors.
VIM. H. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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Miss AN !, ;, ftuUL.

The Fifth Session of this School will BEGIN on
the first day of October.
Miss PkGRAM deems this proper occasion to
express her iratetu sense of the encOu rageme Mt
which has attended her efforts in the cause OF edu
cation.
To the pupils, whose affection and industry have
cheered T IabOrs, and to the parents hose KIND
expressI, MS of approval have been her hs hest re-
ward, az well as to the manv friends whose int1u-
ence IS been const ,Itly used in her behalf. Miss
PEGRAM return sincere and cor hal thanks.
She trusts that tie increased Experience of each
year, and unrelaXlng eff Tts on he part to deserve
the confidence repOsed in her. will render her
Scho u worthy of continued success.
aACatalogues, with full particulars NAV he had
application to MRS J. w rEGRAM
an l. az cwlmr IIpIan Souora
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY

Know all men by these presents that We, the
subscribers, being stockholders IN the Virginia
stltuts - and appoint - our true and lawful
attorney and p-cXy, to represent each Of III all
general meetings OF the Stockholdefs # said Com
pany when we are n Ut Pc sonaiiy present with full
power and authority at such general meetings to
give such vote or votes and to do such other act
acts. each of us could live or do, if we were
personally present.
Witness our hand and seals, this - day of -,
1856
Witness, tSEAL.l
lSEAL-I
tSkAL.I
Proxies to represent stock in their general meet
ings, shall only Re valid for the space of two ears
from the date thereoC.-l9th BY Lar.
anil ties W. H. H.
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EKEDERICk'S HALL

u.
The third session of this School, which is located
within hnlf mile of Frederick's Hall Depot, Va.
Central Railroad will commence on the LIST OF next
September, and close the LIST c iuly following.
TERMs-eer Session Of Ten Months
Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
10 months Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Music 90 the Piano, with Of instrument, IS %
french Language. .-.........----. 10 no
uraWng ana talntng, each. ......"..-... IL 0O
iHuia INK ana Cray on, each ..........----- 90
En- hroIdery ...-.... . s 90
IN accomplishe and expenenc ed teacher will
hrve charge of this School
NY address is Fredsrok's Hall, Louisa county,
virginia. NATHA'L w HARRis
iy H-tlstSept
Mr.. LtFEBVR SIHOOI.--TLe newt
- ~. Besslo4 Of our School begins on the FIRST
DAY Or OCTOBER, 1860, aud terminates ON the
LIST day of June, 1861: " ~
TERMS FOR IHE scuoI .arIc,
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~ Of Fulton. FOR SAL AT AuSGTh59 X -
DAY. the 22d day of August. tIf fair !; if not. the
next fair day thereafter , commencing at a. o elk
7. NJ, an excellent BRICK HOUSE and LOT, at
the corner Of Nicholas and srshail streets. IN
,he town OF Fulton. now in the occupancy of Mr..
J.. G Rock 1t has four good rooms, il nearly ne "
ana in good order. The lot fronts 60 feet and runs
back no feet tn alley is well enclosed, and has
upon it an excellent well of water.
Also. several handsome bui ding lots adjoining,
having the usual front and pth.
TEaMs.-0ne fourth cash; the balance at 4, 8
and IL months for negotiable notes. it'll intere st
added and secured by a trust deed.
J. VAUGHN, Trustee.
JAS, Nj. TAYLOR Son. Aucts An is
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
| / UDIrSE

~ HOUSE,
On Cary, ID door beiotc 18th Street. erd merit 20
Flour Inspector former Oesce.
J. MONkOt ARTER.
tSuccessor TO Jas. Thomas, Cem'r Merchant.)
Ss 6 he has 81
me legal agent Of M las. Thomas al HIS stock %
aEA .saa ns VIII 10 sns
deal In Ora N, FEED. TOBACCO. FLOUR,
isest :, pR rfcoN heE
ing every effort to facilitate the Interests OF
those who maj favor the new concern Acontinu
at y OF the patIonase heretofore extended to his
He refers, BY permission. to Messrs. WAeseS-
loHEs Co., RICHARD Ca THORN, ESQ, PHILIP
B; p y s ESQ., RichronSS o W; c.prrp
TKSfiJs IS Str T fIt A F nT
MANUFAcTURE OF i AC,KlN 9, we tass
great pleasure N presenting e the Southern pub
Exc ELSI0R
NJ Manufactured by US. imparts to Roots and Shoes,
or an, thug made of Leather, a beautiful. bright
and durable polish, and Will not rub of on u
From its oily nature, it softens, strengthens and
preserves the leather, prevents Its cracking, and
renders 10 inpeIvious to water.
Those DESTROYS of using a really good Backing,
should use no other j is purely Southern mana.
aged especially wsen i can ard does produce ru
perlor articles at Northern prices, We eoqhdsntf,
Withheld from ps. Respectfully.
H. WALLERSTElN l. CO..
Head OF Grace street,
an Sim Richmond, Va,
,n.,,. AZ AND COMMISSION BUsi.
" Il SS.-Tha undersigned have assocI" g q
themselves, under the firm and ss,le Of iAGER
GROCERY, FEED AMI CONN ISS ION BUSl-
NESS at the corner OF Ssh and Franklin streets,
in the city of Rlehmotd. Va, and VIII endeaFar
of FAMIIT GROCERIEs, which they viii he
pleased 10 offer To the ru 'ic at very low PRICES,
friends and the public generally,
q. w. YAGEk, of Richmond,
X. C. POLLARD, of King William.
Nv ak-1m
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A reduction of one fourth to ministers
A-No extra chsr.es Pupils provide Books
and stationery al their oy" expense. In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will lie made for
absence.
BoerGers members of the Presidents faml-
y. Money to meet their Incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them ssnt to hs care.
Catalogues conta ming full details. may be oh
tanned al the Bookstores. by app cation 10 the
Presl tent. CHAS. WINSTON,
au4 2xm Rjrbuopi Va
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MRS. Dh. hUSr bees to announce tn4t III. re
w are vacancies in her Private Class for YOUNG
LADIES, which will re open 0C Y II R lsr 1870
At her residence, Main street, between 7Ln and sta
The number of pup Is being limited to eight, early
Applications are respectfuiiv requested a | m
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hlchmOnd. va.
~ The announcement for the session of 1870 81
Will he furnished 10 those who apply, az INDICATED
au 7-2m
RIGHMOND FEMALE INSTlTuTE.

X VIA
~ The seventh Session begins OCTOBER lsT,
1860, and ends the last of June. 1851.
Inc increased prosperity of the past session en-
courageS the President in the effort to make the
institution yet more deserving OF the large patron
age and the high literary character IL has acquired
It's acuity Is large and able, It's buildings which
nave an ample play ground attached are beautI
fully located and thoroughly furnished, its appa-
ratus costly and complete It's course OF study com
prehensive and thorough.
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, IL unusu ally large, and it is made es
peclallJ prominent throug hout. Lang uages are
taught after the methods best adapted TO SECURE
mental dlscI pine, which seems the true end of the
study but, in French particularly, conversation
Is also carefully attended to.
The Musical Department remains In charge OF
Mr. CLAP, and Mr. C.. C MERA has been added
to 1T. FACULTY.:
Charles II. Winston, A. NJ UNIV. of Va ,lPresI-
dent and Prof. of Moral Science and Englis Lit
erature.
Rev l.. Burrows, D. D , Evidences of Chris
tlanlty.
James Leigh Jones, "A. NJ E, Univ of Va Mathe-
mates and Languages.
r A. Lewis, NJ. D. Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. Emion, tot Paus,j French.
Senior Carlos C. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary Il. Leftwlch, Drawing, Painting, &c.
John w. Reeve, Penmanship.
Miss s. 7 Royal, English Branches.
Miss NJ s. valentine, English 3 anches.
~iss Jane =. Stan tTd Preparatory Department.
Mrs. Ann K. Mallory. Pre- paratory apartment
Miss wary athTop, Preparat' ~ partment.
n. B. Ciapp, Prlroipal oil Musical Department.
c. G. Mera, Piano
D. A. Ericsson. Guitar.
The President will hear the rotations of ailthe
classes at reguar Intervals, giving special atten
lion to the Primary pupils.
Terms For NINE MONTHS.
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GROCERIES, &C, AT AUCTlON.--0
- THURSDAY, 23i AUGUST, vs. will sell, at 10
o'cock. at our auction Store, assortment of
Western BACoN SIDES and SHOULDERS.
Crushed, Powdered, ''A,""B' and &C" CO flee
SUGARS.
New York Extra SYRUP.
Portiand d..
Java COFFEE: CIGARS.
Rectfed and Old r e WUISEEY.
Pure holasses RUM.
SOAP; CAN DIES.
Tanners OIL.
Manufactured TOBACCO.
Green and Black TEAS.
French BRANDY.
Claret, Port and Champagne WINES, &C., &c.
TERas.Under s 100, cash 800 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper
au IL /. Il u. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
BY Chas. II. Workman & Co., Aucts.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES AT AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY. the 2lst. OF mmencing at IL
o'clock A. NJ, We will self at our warehouse, en-
the Dock
100 hhds: prime to choice Cienfuegos s GARs;
50 hhds prime Cuba MOLAssES;
IL tIerces do. do do.
TEENS or SALR.-For sums under slOo, cash !;
over 100 1 months credit, for approved negotla-
be paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
8ul6 CHAS. T. WORKMAN & CO., Aucts.
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BY Dunlop, M0ncure & Co., Aucfs.
(NOEE II. SUGAR. AND HAION AT

[ z, SUEAK, AND BAtUN, AT
our store at half past o'clock, latter the sale OF
Coffee by Messrs Crenshaw X Co: NO VIII SELL
bags, imported per bark T amy Crcnshaw
7; hhds. ?. X SUGAR, prime quality.
to hhds BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
TERMs Under Sl00. cash; over 500, months
credit, for approved paper.
aul5 DtNLOp, MONCURE 4 CO, Auots.
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lRgroRTRp RY TKLKoRArH SPECIALLY fok
THR RICHMOND DIirATCH.I

CHARLOTTESVILLE CONVENTION.
CuARLorTgsvILLE Aug i6.--The Demo-
cratic Convention here asse nbted at O'Clock.
Il is large in numbers, and the members are
enthusiastic
ore hundred and forty. two counties are
rsuro-ented on the floor.
Tbe Convention WAS called 10 order little
.r,sr ! O'Clock, aud Hoa. shelton r. Leake
wssu,5niua'ed for the position of temporary
chairman. The nomination was carried with
much spplause.
member then nominated Jas. s Alexan-
der, E,Q editor OF the "Jeffers spAaA" AS TOM
porary Secretary, and that gseNsman WAS
chosen 10 hll we post
Hon Shelton f. reake, in assuming the
Chair, made an able speech, which was ra-
oei,ed with applause. He said the Southern
democracy should not surrender the princi-
ple on which the party had split-the priuci-
pie of Intervention by Congress to secure The
Tight 70 slave property in the Territories. He
was willing to barmonize the existing dissen-
sioHs IN the party on any plan which did not
require the surrender of that principle.
a committee vas hen appointed 10 report
permanent officers for The body.
Among the distinguished Democrats here
are Senators Hunter ana Nilsson, and others.
fsECoND ptsrATCH.I
CHARLoTT EsvILLE, Aug. l6.-At O'Clock
the Committee on Organization reported Nm.
II Amber Tx SenatoT from Louisa. for Pres
ident, and fifteen Vice Presidents Metsrs.
MAI Tyler. of the Enquirer, aud WA. Old, CT
the Examiner, Secretaries, and all democratic
editors present assls isn't secretaries.
Mr.. Amber. taking the seat, made n
speech, which was we'll received.
Mr.. Fisher introd AZ ed n resolution against
the Pacific Railroad.
A letter from James Lyons, Esq, was read
by o. j. Wise. Esq.
Hon. ]. :. CaskIe of Richmond, resigned
his position as Democratic Elector.
The delegates 10 Charles ton were req u es ted
10 give sketch Of The proceedings Of that and
the Baltimore Convention, and the facts and
reasons on which they founded their action.
The committee on an address and resolu-
tons was appointed.
committee Of five was appon ted. on mo
ton OF EX-Goy. VIM. Smith, TO communicate
with the Stauuton Convention, with Il view
to a settlement of the divisions in the Demo
cratic party of Virginia The CHAIR appoin ted
Ex-Cfov VIM, Smith, Senator Jas Nj. Maso /,
Lewis L HarvIe. Jas. W. Massie and Benz
Btsseli. The resolution appointing this COM
nittee was adopted by a large majority, and
Gov. Smith was vociferousiy cheered-
The Convention then adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Hon. JnO. Goode, Jr is now speaking to a
very large crowd in the armory.
Hon. Roger a. Pryor also spoke, and electTi-
fed his audience.
There is the greatest enthusiasm hare.
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REy. ) Observation-Disclosures SCHOOL,


- NARY, HAMPTON, Va, Mss Dr. BANKS,
PRlNciT7L The next session Of this Insttu-
ton will commence on the 18th Of September and
close the list OF July, Te ms very mode ate
Boarding SCHOLARS can remain at the Hall during
the VISITING seasnn, at $50 per month.
. ADDRESS "CHESAPEAKE HALL" Hampton
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MTAsHINGTON ACADEMY. AMELIA

" VA,-Ihe next SESSION OF this INSTITUTION
oomme noes Sept Sd, and closes June 18th, 1861
Reference 10 the Trustees and Patrons: Hon
gohu Letcher: Judge w. Brockenbrough; Col.
r, ii, Smith, V. NJ. | Major John 7. l.. Preston /;
pa9ult{ of W ashlngton College; Wa. s. White,
No deduction for loss Of time, except in case of
protractsd sickness.
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VAIUAsL. rAhM ~ An.oiA, NEAR

By trenshaw l. Co.. AuCt's.
. 90 BAGS Stp tUfFEE AT ARC.
@Fcc TION.-On FRIDAY. Gath Ausnst. we
viii sci at auction, commencina at 10 oclocs, al
the tore OF vi essrs dunlop, Moucure r. Co
2i99 bags very prime RIO COFFEE, in double
sacks-Jnst imported from Rio de Janeiro,
per bark FANNIE CrenShaw.
TFRMs.-Under 500, cash over 500, four
months credit, for app' owed paper
CRENSHAW { co, Auct'rs.
al 10 Richmond, Va.
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sHU stCUTtu " q tfuhl UttH -.
aug JAS. M. TAYLOR h SON, Aucts.
VERY DkSInAh. q PRIVATE RESI-

DENCE On 2OrH, BETWEEN F.ANKLIk
he sold upon the premises, on TUESDAY the i4th
day of AUGUST, at ~ o'clock P. M that very d.
between franklin and Grace streets, now in the
{ occupancy of Mr.. D b Bridgford The improve
mems are good House with rooms. g brick
kitchen. wood aid coal house, city water. gas,
nathing rooms, &c &c all IN good repair.
Trans -One fourth cash; the balance at IL
and Is months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured BY a deed of trust;
au6 JAs. NJ. TAYLOR SON. Auctr
Pos rPOHE MENT.-Iu consequence of tie
rain, the above sale was 81 pnr ed TIL UESDAY,
tho 2lst INST, at IA oclock 2 M.
MS j NJ TAYLOR & SON.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BEAUMONT EEMALE SCHOOL, NEAN
- GORD0NSVILJE ORANGE CO. VA The
ourfh annual session of / IL Snhnnl Sc
au i5-F&Tuiw Gordunsvie.
CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEMINARY

kHATI HAVa TIE NNNIsthHOe OF NNmpetent each
ers IN condu ctlpg this s hool.
IAS IONEq Al
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MISS EMILY A. CLEp ELAND.
The exercises of this Sc DOL will begin on the lat
OF October, and continue en- mon his
Board !hghts EXTRA and Tuition in Ancient Ian
sgaEes' Matthew 9tics. &c $40 per session. pnya-
guafes. each, $40, ard Music $50 ertra
For catalogue or further information. address
tNe fIlnolpdl, Ii aInptOn, Va, m
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| M w. III ICKS, m. H.. surge On
NAs Dentsst. ofics on Sscond-St., -.
between @ Main and johnson streets, Kso4


Ut. Hicks, In feAswtng his card b the public,
Msu.d GAIL attention to . now stylc Of "phts
Work, which - peculiarly adapted TO nat, irrsgu
-, and othNwiss. dineult Jaws. Tbis impfove-
ent has bean tested three years and has sustained
III early promise Of filing 4 real want In plate
work. Ths work is new worn by many OF our most
prominent ctiEens, who give it heaIty approx sl
and to whom he IL permitted TO refer chose inter-
Gated. m NJ IN
Dr.. III. Is also mounting Continuous Gum.
work, Block" work, and ordinary s.aold plate''
work for which he has = superior stock OF mste-
rial He 10 prepared To fiji teeth with Gold Foil,
"Adhesive Gold" and "Chrystal Gold, = In the most
thorough snd durabis manner.
In view Of the stringency In money matters
some allusion to PRICES may not be Improper -
While, the hand, Dr. II. believes IL to hs the
better policy, - we'll the honester course. not
to work stall than to work at prices that Will ne
esssitate inferior work on tho Other hand he Ia
willing TO conform in his charges TO the lower
standard Of remuneration that other occupation
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
tion to his profession, and an earnest desire tt
please, he h detsFnined to merit, and hopes to 70
osive, continuation of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed.
JulylI div