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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin T. App-rson, Auct..


1 house AND LOT ON 2srl AND n sfs.-.
"A Trustees In q certain deed of t'nst. executed
i h psn. r and T d ss a
Company duty recordedin Henrico County Court.
We E rs q pa0's s .o
Sss sae..s, Ao nI and 81 as1s
s .h on sss ns
18th street running back on the south line OF N
street lxb feet to an alley, ~ common IA tsst wide,
title retained till las, rots shall i.s be paid.
aS $xS: Il ssttSS Ssskkkhn,{ Trustees.
Sale By GOpDIN APPERsON, Auct RS.
IA The foresoing Real Estate WA. sold at auc-
ton On the 18th July last; the former purchaser
thereof having failed to comply with the terms OF
'ns viii n Sob bfiSS e . %SPapEasoN, Auers
SEvENTY-FIyEA CR Is OF VALUABLE
FARsMiNs tANpp, on sI TIN NEW RRRRipSE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wl be sold at auo
ton: on the premises, on IHMTRss9AY: the 18Th
located AZ above, adjoining the new Bird e
Church and opposite the, residence OF Mr.. The
aes AZ %ay be dssmed best at the hour ." Of sae
The soil on this land is said to be rich and deep,
and equal to the best lands to be found anywhere.
As the owner 10 determined to sell. persons may
attend the sale with the positive assurance that
the land will be sold
months. for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed.
sci GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
VALUABLE LtTTLE FAR VI AND MAR
KIT GARDEN, IN SYDNEY, ON THE
PLANK ROAD, ANb ON HAkVIE STREET,
AT AUCTION.--At the request of Mr.. Henry
Fremmpg, we will sell at auction. on the premises,
on ESDAY, the 18th Sept 1860, at "A clock p.
NJ, the desirable little farm loo ated as above, ad
joining ON the east the RIoperty of Mr., Lusnot,
containing nine acres. The land is very highly
whey ard on it, now in full bearing. Also, an ex-
cellent framed dwelling. well of water. c.
TERMs.-Une fourth cash =; balance at s, IL and
IS months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
Aecured by a trust deed
seq IOUDlN Il APPERSON. Aucte
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FINE GOLD wAICHyS, GOLD Jew.
L ELRY. &C., AT AUCrlON.-On WRDNEa-
DAY morning, Sept. sth. will bs sold @ suction
room 6 Man street, eommenciuG .. 10 o'oI.cf,
Gold Lspinee: 6ne Gold Watches sst With ola.
m9nds top ladies' 6ns Silver Levers. LeDines. and
lot OF Plated Watches; together with 3 lot Of
Ss ..sa ~ hls Geld Neck Chains, Vest Chains,
Goid Bracelets. studs, Sleeve Buttons &c hiso.
q lot Plated Spoons, Forks. Casters. leo PitehsTs,
Al goods warranted ~ .represented. and so,a
"nnYus p pssorve J. h. DIGGES, Ape..
vii Will be added 70 the sale Tbs MORT, N;.as.o
dozen rocket Gut cry; loo dozen I.Al,ssS Nc..v
hsgs with chains; leJ d.zsn Lsi,,ss, Rs,,aooney
~ iesm1 nommepcai Note Passr; 100 Ysam:
J. H. DlGGES. Auct'r.
A [CTI9N SHLks EvEKY WIGHT fH,s
tom R ROOM * Maie c;1 At O'Clock, a Ano-
a Hso Soads =, Plated IL spoaf: Forks s Sets o.
Al goods warranted a. Represented and soid n
+. BoorH. Salesman. az a ss",
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GALE OF hOUSE AND LOT.-w,Il be
~ - soid at public auction, for cash. on WEDNES
DAY, the i2th day OF September next. on. the
situated in that part Of tia city OF Richmond
known as the French Garden" and on tho ca 1
and Of the depth Of about iSa feet-it being the
property recently owned BY JOSEPH capps. and
wa,ch he purchased on the S'h Of May. 1879 Of
recorded: VIRGINIA A. WHITEhuhsT.
an 3t-dfdss
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNyssEE RAILRoAn
Llnchburg. Va, Aug. 1th, 1850.
THE THIkTEENTh ANIMAL MEET.
IN 6 of the Stockholders in the V'rxinia ard
Tennessee Railroad Company, will be held in the
hall of their depot in the city Of Lynchburg, on
WEDNE> DAY. the 18th day Of September next
By order of the Boa d of Directors
VIM H. HUGHES, Sec'y
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COUTHERN WAVERLEY INsTITUTE,
- C. ON ID Va

Mas PETER p. MAYO. Principal
next. a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES Her object is to combine a
useful atd complete English education with a
practical acx uIsition of French and German. and
a profciepoy in Music. To accomplish this pur-
pose, hsr Pr. fessors IF French, German and Ma,
will reside in her family. of which French will
be the common language.
For Prospectus Of the plan Of study. or Circu-
lars, containing terms. references ana other par
an 23-3wF Richmond. Va
IA MTs MAYO has removed her residence 70 the
Daniel, on Filth between Clay and Leigh streets.
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Delaware Election.
Northern Markets.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept 4.-The Peoples
aRep.) party elect every thing.
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100 RALES OFHAY FOR ACCOUN.r m
TON UC WHOM MAYC pNcERN.. AT 1Uc-
o'clock, will sell on the Dock. in front ~ Hsss,s
Llosy Buttons store; 400 bales Hay, ia food
of Ts, Tor account Gsr Of whom it ma! soaoern
IEsMs-Cash. +. B. COOK.
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IMPORTATION.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
FALL TRADE, 1850.
w. S. & G. DO y y A n,
NEW IRON-FRONT BLOCK, GOVERNOR ST.,
RICHMOND,
INPoRT OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERYAND
Are in posseesion by ships "Susan links and
"Aiexsnaer, direct to this port, of their F all i'm
FINE AND HEAVY GOODS.
Selected IN BiTmlng ham and Sheffield. by their
eeEIor in person, and purchased upon the most
favorable terms.
They are also in receipt of full supplies of
HARDWARE of American manufacture, render
lng their stock large and complete, and to which
tion Of the merchants of virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee, assuring them of their abiIity and
determination To sell Rs low as any regular house
whatever
So orders will receive our prompt and careful
attention. se4-dlv &cwlt'
GROUND PLASTER FOR SALE.--We,
VI the UNDERSIGNED, have entered into a 90 part
Richmond Ground Plaster, and have taken
the mill on the Southside of the Dock, formerly
used by Messrs. J h H F. Sharp. our Mr.. H F.
Sharp vii pay particular attention to the grind
ing OF ths Plaster, and no pdlns will be spared to
make u equally as good as any manufacture in
this state
Mr.. SHARP has been engaged IN this business for
several years, and understands 1t thoroughly. All
orders left with Messrs. Edmond, Davenport
Co., MessTs. J /. Butler Co., or st the M Ill,
Viii he promptly attended to. The concern will
be esr,ied on under the name a.d style Of ID.
w. II. SCOTT,
sc l. dim H +. SHARP
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By R0. b. Lyme, Auct'r.

VALUABLE FARM ~ HFNRlCO co =.
NEW BRIDGE hOAD, Fur SALE Ar PUBLIC
AuCI ION will sell at public auction. on the
9th day Of September, Uf fair; if not, the next
thai
abHve containing lao acres. about half cleared and
IN good heart, as the growing crops indicate. he
D4lsnce OF The land Is wall set in pine and oak
II adtoins The farms known as Auburn and Rural
Shades. lts proximity To hichmond renders il
very desirable az an agricultural dairy farm
and from the high prl:e of vegetables 1t would
doubtless be very profitable as market garden
also. The improvements consist Of n cottage res
d5nce with four rooms, and the usual out build
lngs. and well of the best water In the yard
very eood- Fer 1ons who desire q pleasant situa-
ton, within few minutes ride to the city OF Rich
mond: are invited TO view the premises before the
day OF sale " hich will he shown by Dr. HaRr.
siding on The premises Any farther Information
can he had upon az piIcatIon To
Rn. B; LYME. Auo.'r.
au N-otus Once Metropo ltan Hall.
TRUSTEiS' SALE OF vALUABLE
VISIONS OF deed of trus', executed by Col John
r Fipch, we will sell at pubic auction. on WE'D
NESDAT, the 18TH Of September next, at the
Gia, ksville. ten valuable SLAVES, his stock of
GATIhk and HOGS, five head Of Mulks, one
HORSE aud BUGGY. all his HOUSEHOLD and
FIXTURES of every description aow in the To-
GAINESVILLE.
And, on the next day thereafter, THURSDAY.
Vie, valuable TRACT Of LAND s. e.naa,sinr
i've hundred and eight snd one half ecrss, hing
sithin one mile OF Christlansville, on Butchers
heavy timer, and 10 believed to be the best ract
at hirh isnd IN The county. Persons desiring to
purchase are lnvi,ed toexamine the property.
dav THOMAS f. GUonEAnoWh on the
au 2s-tds RICHIE b. BAPTisT.} trustees.
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AuCvzUn eAl.ae.


q
VETnax r vALyAbLs DLII DING LOT ON
TwEEr Fissrn as ~ sEc az gssfkeEt IN ks;
on Il. rssm5sss. or y scc = saclsoss
Rshn ~ - - O'clock r n that very
psrt Of the hall scss on whscS n - S..n.snSsdr
Fills nov resides. fr0ntiag = fset. rs.s1 49,
abb ut 1G3 feet. and bounded on the vsss ~ ~ ~
On wnlsa Mr. t9u,.a B.anssr aov !sidss fSs
dssirsbe building lots now In market ~
.IkkMe -One fourth cash balance At g. q a.a
- IN .nfhs. for neg6siabie notes, with intssssr
naasa; and title resained gill the pssonass nsossy
pesn' G0UDiN Il APPEkBON.
Aueu0neefs.
EMruELLEnT FRAMED nW kgLlN0 ON
TwFfE n nathsn III SIDE OF MAnSHALL. n
r 11IbnDN ANnxylLMER SIS, pUR
"a SAL e. Al AoC ZION. 10 sold at .uotios, On
ssr ,sso. ~ Scioct ssssilsnt framed
Of MIR chas- .. Bulkisy, ct Go Der mostS a "a
lot has front OF 2Sh feet. snd depth 81 10 fest
TO- Al alley.
TnRMs.--one-third cash; balance ct 1 ana 4
moafhs. for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained till last n0te il paid.
50 - ids G0ODIN ArfERSON, Austs
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,,hssApEAkE EAMALE cot l. + G T.,
- NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON, VA.
The next session OF this Institution will com
mence on the first WEDNESDAY In October -
The location, extraordinary account of its
beauty and heathfulness, the easy access to it,
and its proximity to Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
mouth, ls particularly suited to Boarding School.
None OF the diyerting or tempting Influences OF
the city here affect the pupils. Nor is the re- am
hndrance from day pupils, as all are boarders,
while they enjoy the r. hnements and pleasures of
a well ordered home. The course oI instruction
is divided into ten departments schools, IN eich
of which diplomas are awarded upcn written ex-
aulinatrons. The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
and the Institution high reputation.
TERMS:
Board, including fuel, lights and washing, for the
ScHotdSlic veal w
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Collie
other branches, extra.
NJ For catalogues, and further information,
REV. THOS. HUME, Portsmouth. Va.
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CENUiNE FRENCH RACAHOUT DI D
NJ ARABES; Tayler's Enxhsh Cocoa; BAKER
row Root CHOCOLATE DiEeste Fsrrigin eux OF Iron
Chocolate; Pearl Tspicca; Hecker's Parma
Irah Moss Corn Starch. and all other d,esetic
matcrsls for nvalds, all perfectly fresh Tor sale
by JOS. LAlDLEY, Chemist,
Al the sign OF the \ ed MORTAR
Main, above sth street
:stl tnsLS. extra 9 s.ssr, Ipss x esaa, e. ssls
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EDUCATIONAL,

AIRS. BROOK E'S BOARDlNG AND DAY
WI SCHOOL.-The second session of this School
will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860, ana end the LIST of July, 1851.
All the usual bran shes of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught. the Modern LANGUAGES by ma
tire masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Painting, by competent Professors in eaon depart
ment. The French Language will be taught by a
native of Paris. The growing necessity for this
language IN our country, makes 1t essential that
1t should he taught orally. for which reason 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
as o proper selection can be made. a French lady
will be procured to reside IN the family.
a class Will be formed In English Literature,
and the course of study will be thorough.
A corps of experienced teachers mine in num-
berl have been engaged. AID others will be adoed
should the eAlgenceS of the school require them.
REFERENCks.-JEo. X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia, Richmond; Prof d. IL. Tucker,
Medical College OF Virg mia, Richmond; Hon. r.
NJ. L. Hunter, U. g. Senator ,Lioyd's, Essex coun-
ty, Va; Hon James nj. Mason, U. 8 Senator,
Winchester, Va; st. Geo Tucker, Esq, Ashland,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandra Va;
Rev. T. V. Moore, Richmond Va; Rev. James z
Graham, Winchester, Va Thomas Fgrman, Esq,
Savannah, Ga; Judge "a. H. Marshall, Charlotte
.. H., Va; Cluonatus Newton, ESQ, Norfolk,
Va Rev. Charles Il. Read. Richmond, Va; Judge
James D. Haly burton, ID. c. OF s., Richmond,
Va; Mr.. " illlam Ur1nt. Richmond, Va; MI.
Abram Warwick, do; NJ. Samuel Ayres, do; Mr.
.; b. smith, do; r. Daniel, Esq, do; Colonel
Fhos. Ellis, do; DR.. Robert Cabell, DO
For terms and other particulars relating TO the
school, address H. l.. BROOKE,
iv 3I-dtlO Richmond Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME

TKUNIEF7s NALE OF HANESOME
LOTS. IN THE fLAN OF fOWHATAN.
NEAR TO MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-At the request Of Mr.. Edgar Macon,
trustee, We sh III sell at auction. on The premises
on RIDAY the l4,h September 1860 at O clock
I. NJ, the following Lots IN the plan of Pawhatan,
formerly owned by the late Conuay C Macon
viz: Let NO. 8, containing 8 acres; Lot No O.
containing 54 acres, and Lot No., acres These
Lot. are IN rear OF the residence recently coupled
by MI John Cary, and are or adjoining,
the farm owned and oceu pied by Mr.. w. l.. HaT-
TERMs:-One third cash; balance at and 8
months. for neaotisble notes. Interest added, and
title retained tll last cote is paid.
au3i GQuDIN & APPERSON. Aucts
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frs% SPECIAL NU1tCE.-The steam-
exIEEN ship JAMESTOWN has resumed her
place again In this line, between here
and New York.
The three Steamships composing this line will
leave New York for Richmond as follows, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Sat-
urday. at s r. NJ
The JAMESTOWN, Capt SKINNER, every Tues
day, at 5 2. Al.
The ROANOKE, Capt. Couch, every Thursday,
at II NJ.
Returning, the, will leave Richmond every
Tue sday ard Friday, at 4 O'Clock Z. ~ :, and Sat
urday, at p. M.-touchlng at Norfolk going and
returning.
For further information apply to
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
au 29-ts Opposite Steamers Wharves.
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NATHAN 3 CLARKE.i r
EDW'D B. VAUGHAN, trustees.
IN MOST BEAUTIFUL L0Ts. in THE

IN MUNT BEAUTIFUL LOTS. IN THE
FEDERAL, CULVERT. AND POPLAR SIS,
For sALE AT AUCTION; Viii Be sold at auo
sion, on he premises on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
tiful LOTS, located az above, each fronting 81 feet
on the North side OF Federal street, running back
site the residence OF John G. Shafer, EsQ
These Lots are among the most desirable lots in
that improving locality.
Terms, -one third cash; balance at 4 and s
months, for negotia BILE notes. interest added, so
cured by a trust deed or title retained
se4 GODDiN r. APPEkSON, Auct'rs
. Also. five most beautlful Lots on the south side
trace street, neatly opposite the residence of Mr.
Also, three handsome Lots On the south side of
Federal street, 81 by 1893 feet to an alley, and
bounded on the west by Poplar street.
ss5 GODDIN Il APPERSON, Auets
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sT~s THROUGH TICKETS FROM
GMs4salss1-HR HMOND TO EASTERN
sss7sexass>S H ORE OR CHERkYSTONE,
SO a0.-Passengers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
LNGS. at O'clock, will connect with the steamer
DAY MORNINGS, at 81 A. NJ, and will con-
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNINa
az same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT
URDAY EVENING az 6 o. o'clock.
"a Meals 80 cents each. X. D. HASKINS,
IL 2-tS
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
Lsl ON BROAD STREET

Il
BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY, OcT. ID, and wi Ii be aided IN
all its departments by an efficient corps of teach
6rs.
Parents who entrust their children to her care
are assn red that thew will be thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches essential To finished educa-
ton.
Terms made known on application at her resi-
dence. au 10 I'm
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M The announcement for the session of 1870 81
will be furnished to those who apply, INDICATED
7-2m
A sHLAND FEMALE sEMINARY. Han.

will be furnished to those who apply, "a INDICATED
a. 7-2m
A SHIAND FEMALE SEMINARY, HAN.
"A OVER CJUNTY, Vh.-The fourth annual
session Of this Institution, located l6 miles from
Richmond. on the railway to fredericksburg will
commence on the 10th of September, and continue
with a few days intermisslon at Chrlst mas for
forty wesks. The annual session is div Ted into
two terms of twenty weeks each.
Charges for term of ttcenty tcseks pavabls IN
Gdcdncs.
For Board, including furnished room, attendance
fuel and .--- sos 90
ro' w Ahihs 10 20
Eof Urinary Engilsh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is 90
TOT nisheI e.nsHsh.-.-- ~ 00
ror Ancient Languages. each ...-......-.-. 10 90
For Modern Languages, each. ......... . N Oh
For Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Phi
For Music on Piano, Guitar, or Cultivation
of Voice, each, 10 90
For use OF Instrument. ........-.-..... 2 50
For Drawing. Painting in Water Colors, and
GrecIan Painting, each. I0r0
FOR fainting IN VI Coion---; ~ w
ineiuenIai cnhfse LOT gay schoars-- J 10
incidental CHARGE for boarders ........ 81
The Principal has an able and experienced cor ps
GEO. w. ARNISTEAD Prinoipal.
~ 3l-lm' Ashls d, Hanover county, W..
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| L 'ntSE T. Ed "a Z r. v ALUA
FARM CALI ED "CRANEY ISLAND" IN
HANOVER COUNTY, On TIE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD, At ALLIES STA
TlON, NINE MILES FROM RICHMOND.-As
Trustees in a certain deed of rust from Mr.. VIM.
IL. Vaug han, dated l4th September, 1885, duly re-
corded in Hanover County Court, we shall, in ex-
ecutlon thereof, land with the consent and appro-
baton of the parties interested proceed to st II at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
the 18th Sept 1862 at p o'clock NJ IF fair
II not, the next fair dsy.) that valuable FARM
located as above on which he now resides. The
tract contains ABA acres of which about $40 acres
are cleared, and the remainder IL covered with
wood and timber, some OF which is the finest
Chickahomin n, oak, ash, maple. &c. The SOIL az
good as the Chickahomny laL DIS generally The i'm
pTovements consist of DWELLING containing
seven rooms. and all the usual out houses, suoh as
Kitchen. Quarters. BAN, Stables, &c. In front Of
the dwelling there is grove of beautiful oaks,
thus glvlng to 1t a handsome appearance from the
railroad from which it is distant about 500 yarda-
further description is deemed unnecessary, as
1t IS presumed that those posed to pu fehase will
view the place which will he shown to them by
Mr.. Vaughan, residing On the premises. The land
adJons on the one sioe Mr.. A. B. Timberlake. and
on the other Mr. Nathan Is. Clarke.
Although the deed requires cash sale, yet, by
consent OF the parties Interested the terms win
be: one fourth cash balance at 1, g and ears
for bonds bearing interest, payable halt yeary,
secured by a trust deed
NATHAN 3 CLARKE.
EDW'D b. VAUGHAN{ trustees.
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.N--~ USTEE'S ATE OF
STEAMBOATS,. &c,

I+rA> FOK NORFULk, NEW YORK
3ELN AN ID B0ST0N.-The Barge ALPHA is
1SHow ready to receive freight, and will
leave her wharf, at The head Of the Dock. on
TUESDAY MORNING at 10 O'clock, connecting
with Cromwsifs line TO New York, and the A
side wheel Steamship =. r. SPALDING, which
leaves Norfolk Oh w. daesday, at IL O'Clock NJ,
for Boston
Freight taken through to New York and Boston
at reduced rates For freight, apply to 7. d.
HALL, at the head OF the Dock, or to-
Sc 3-3s A. s. LEE, Agent
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OLL DOMINION INSTITUTE..-The mex,
DIES, located at the corner OF 9th and Franklin
streets richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST day
of Octo Der, 1860, and close on the 30ih CT June,
next ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
l. K. sHUMATE, Mental and Moral Science,
and AaHent Languages
R. g. GILSON. Natural Science and Mathe-
maIos.
Rev. IlMES A. DUNCAN, Biblical Literature.
Mon. ED0U.RD H0UDAfER, French.
ALBERT De R0EDlGER, German.
MisI II AGGlE D. BRANDER, Primary Eng
HObAcE CHASE. Piano and Organ.
HElSRiCH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
O. A ERICSSON, Guitar.
OSW Al D HEINRICH, Painting and Drawing.
J. " REEVE. Penmanship.
TERMS,
(For tis Session. payable half on LIST of October,
residue Feb. IA. 1851
Primary English, including Vocal Music. $50 90
Intern sdlate English, including Vocal Mu-
Senior, including Vocal Music -. ........ 90 60
Piano, o gan Guitar, or cultivation of the W
Voice, for half-hou lessons, two per week &c w
Piano, Organ, Guitar, or Cultivation of the
Voice, for one hour lessons, two per week. 50 90
Pistol or Water Coiors. Crayon Drawing. 20 o.
Use oil Piano: Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
ornamental Branches -. --............. 00 w
Board. 100000. 200 90
Washing and Lights. .----....... rs 10
"a Application To enter pupils. and all comma
nications concerning the School, should be made to
THOMAS l.. GALLEHER.
Richmond Va.
Tbs oppounc mont Tort thu rocs,nr ~ 1910 So,
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY:

Know all men BY these presents, that We, the
subscribers, being stockholders IL the Virginia
stitute - and appoint - our true and lawful
attorney and Proxy, TO represent each Of us ali
pany when We are not personally present. with full
power and authority at such general meetings To-
personally present.
1885,.
witness, lSEAL.J
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rUTUkE DAY.
BY 0eddi. 3 A...-...- A.c,,..

el5ESS
ACRES, F04sALE AZ AbCffiosk nAt sss sn y
q M, S:r n..s HS:
BE stS sspssmSsf 49, :. !; oeIocE }.,l
y Il move Ds1 ss i9s ssssof
tsinins. BY recent survsy, sNh asTss. & .djSin.
and also the lands OF Mr. Henry Cox, Mr.. W. II.
Ammons, and Mrs Goover. The BUILDINGS on the
within the past twelve years. ana sisbraess SUCH
ss are usually found on an estate Of that size and
to the awsa: 4 - not only vsr. aa i !. ors
cleared land. the balance. for tho most part j:
heavily covered with superior pine weed. and
land ID equal to that in the vicinity. The place 1:
not only very healthy, but 10 remarkably well
The neigh borhood is equal to an. In the COUNTY
iuriher oescrlp ION 10 deemed useless. because 4
prefer 20 examine the premises. and sll such are
respectfully requested IT, call on Mr.. Haines ire
siding 0. the iarmJ who Wall take pleasure in
as:1Ons. third cash balance at one and two
nan GobDf fS'ssa APPER HISS S.s &ao
asssG thai ad 81. n' ):
sold without limit or reserve. Isesl 9. { A.
THE BEAUTIFUL FAR IA OF 1881 ACRES
Ml 81 THE EWETTTHA Ana RLA ss Zap
HuCTioN NWiI :, sold at auction On ths p,smL
iaes on MONDAY, the 10th September, 1860, at *
O'Clock ?. M, the valuable FARM located a.
Joining on the southeast that of zen. w. =. Rich
ardson. The tract contains l55 acres of which
at ut three fourhs are cleared, and in hs state
OF improvement Besides comfortable dive ling.
there ample buildings FIR the use of tn. place.
There is on 1t a most excellent young orchard
The situation Is an elevated one commanding
fine view Of the surrounding country. The ne sh-
borhood is most desirable one
TKRNs.-Ohe third cash; balance at l and 2
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by O trust deed.
au 30 GUUDIN h APPERSON, Auots,
T'RCSTEE'S SALEOr ThE VALUABLE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-05

MANUFAI RED JUDA1tO-I 90 paes
IVA ages OF good "a tiity, FIR sale by
!, 4 u. b. DAVENPORT,