Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31

NlHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE
L for Young Ladies', will open the 9TH day o
June and continue to the 9Th Of April, lSG0-ter
months.
The Board of Instruction and Government con
sists Of six gentlemen and three ladies and the
course of instruction embraces Eight Depart
ments-The English Language, Ancient Ian
guageS, Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natur.
nj Sciences, Mental and Moral Science, History
and Music. Ornamental branches are also taug ht
The accommodations are ample and elegant
and the extensive grounds around the buildings
beautiful and attractive, inviting to out door ex-
ercSe and alordng the finest opportunities for 1t
Holding the entire "Botctourt Springs" pro.
perty, whose medicinal waters are widely and IA
vorably known, and enjoying delightful summer
climate, this school opens its session in the sum.
mer season, and thus secures double advantage
the lighter studies Of the earlier part of the
course are thrown in mid summer, and the pupils
are engaged in their more arduous and difficult du-
ties during the winter. An experience OF over ten
wears has demonstrated the excellence and utility
Oi this arrangement.
For board aud tuition, in all Literary
branches, per session of ten months. ..$lSO OC
Music and use of Instrument. 40 0U
Painting from s to ) 10.
Payments half in advance, and half at the close
Of the session.
p. s. This Institution is nine hsurs' ride from
Richmond, and twelve from Washington. Daily
communication with the South Western States
Pupils will be met at BonSack'S Depot.
CHARLES l.. COOKE, Supt.
Botetourt Springs, Roanoke Co., my 9--eol nj
MISERABLE FARM IN FLUyANA COUN,
- TI FOR SALE.-It contains $40 acres
lies on the Rivana River, (ilavigable for Canal
boats) at the Union MILESTONE 400 acres cleared
Of which 100 is low ground, mostly of fine quality;
of the high land some $50 acres, Is now in clover
and well improved. The whole is well watered
and inclosed
res The improvements very good-the
I'll DWELLING is Of brick two story, 10 rooms,
abo"e baSement-good Kitchen, Carriage and Ice
house Also neat Office in the yard, all neatly
painted, surrounded with nice lawn and shade
trees.
The farm houses are good, for oyerseer and ser
wants. AS well rs barns for Wheat and Tobacco, and
stationary Threslling Machine. Orchard Of APP
pies. Peaches Pears. Grapes and &c.
We want for the place Sli ,0G0-A small cash
payment only required, balance from | to years.
NJ Payne, living near will show it. Address.
ID. J. HARTS00k, IIow.rd.vir.
Z. Il. LEWIS, '''" nave
b. C. FLANAGAN. Charlottesville.
/ have several other FARMS for sale and will
sell very accommodating terms, and at low
prices. ID. j. IL.
Fiuvanna County, my 26-co3t'
I AND FOR SALE.--I offer ut private sale, my
IL FARM. | ! miles from Piedmont Station, and
half mile from Cool Spring Church, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
About 100 acres of this land is cleared and in n
fine state of cultivation, all well SET in grass, and
Is acres of bottom land, which is first rate tilno.
thy meadow.
iii The improvements are small but comforta-
ix- BILE. There is on the premises IN old Mill
site, one of the best i'll the county. Persons in
want Of Il small farm, would do we'll to examine
this land rs | anxious to sell, and will give
possession the first day of August
Terms liberal and would take young servants
in part pay.
Any communication addressed to me, will re-
ceire prompt attention. LEWIS BRUCE.
Piedmont Station Fauqaicr Co., my 2l--eotf
CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
TINH + subscriber having leased the MOUNTAIN
L HOUSE. will, in connection with his own
property open the entire establishment for the re-
cepton Of visitors on the 9TH of June. For other
information or circulars, address me as above. or
the proprictors of the Howard House, Baltimore
\ daily line of Stages and mails from Winchester
and Strasburg. and Telegraph Office at Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore via Harper's Ferry,
Charlcstown, and Winchester, arrlveat the Springs
III O'Clock. L. NJ, same uay-tllose ny washing
ton. Alexandria, and Strasburg at o'clock, p. NJ,
same day. JULIUS c. WADDLE,
Capon Springs my l6-eo2m@ Proprietor.
STRAWBERRY VALE INSTITUTE,
ESTABLISHED and conducted so successfully
IL by the late Mrs. A. i. CAN'T, will be con-
tinued on the saline plan, and under the same dis
cpline, by Miss CORNELIA PEACE, and her
Assistants.
The School will be matronised by Mrs. A. p.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
sisted By Il beard Of Trustees, consisting of W. W.
Ball. esq, L. ID. Means, Or. Wm. McFeign. Hem
ry Jenkins, and w. I. Moore. Mr.. l.. b. Means,
will act as treasurer Of the Institute.
Fairfax county. feb l6-eotf
NOR SALE-FOUR HUNDRED AND SIX
L LYNNE AND THREE FOURTH ACRES
OF FIRST RATE CLARKE COUNTY LAND,
one hundred and fifteen acres of it heavily tim
bered. 4 never failing stream of water passes
Through il. 1t is situated within eight miles of
two Railroad Depots. and eight Flour Mills, Mt
which HE highest market price is paid for wheat.
The land is in good condition Tor producing fine
crops. Tcrms unusually accommodating.
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
White Post, Clarke Co., Va, mh l--eott