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pICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY, ON
~ GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
AND F0ITRTH RICHMONn VA

"A. NJ DUPUY. A. M. PR1sc1pAL.
The next session of this Institution will COM
nate on the Goth June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided. as heretofore. by
ability and experience, cannot fail to give satisfac
ton.
asement of Mr. and Mrs. DUPUY, assisted by Mrs
MARY X. CAssELs. formerly of Savannah. They
ladies, and will exercise parental care and CON
tr9l over those committed to their charge.
tablish in the city Of Rich Tond a Female male Semi
nary OF the first class, has encouraged the Principal
next session The BUILDINGS are now being nor enc enc
iarged, and important qualifications vii! be made
and well ventilated and not more than from two
to four boarders will occnpy one room. The Reel
~ TERms-For Nine Months.
Washing, fuel and lights 50 90
Tuition in the Preparatory Department.. 50 90
Tuition IN ordinary English Branches 40 90
Tuition in advanced English Branches. ~ U
Tuition III Modern and Ancient Languages,
Music, Vocal and instrumentai. III ano and ~ "
Gu'tar)-For one lesson, of one hour per
For two lessons per week, of one hour each 50 90
Use of Piano Observation-Disclosures. 10 10
Drawing, IN crayon.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 on
Painting, in water colOrs. .....-~.......- 40 70
One hall payable on the LIST Of October. 1860, and
Reference is made to Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge,
and to any of the former pat rons of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed information, can be obtained at OF the
Bookstores, or by applicaton 20 the Undersigned.
MFRS. BROOKE'S BOARDING ANDDAY
WI SCH00L.-The second session of this School
will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860, ana end the LIST oil July. 1851
All the usual branches Of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
tire masters, and Latin. Music, Drawing and
Painting. by competent Professors in eaoa depart
ment. The French Language will be taught by
native of Pans. The growing necessity for this
it should be taught orally for which reason 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
as a proper selection can be made q French lady
will be procured to reside In the family.
class will be formed IN English Literature,
A corps Of experienced teachers mine in num-
ber) have been engaged. a. others will be ADDED
should the exigences of the school require them.
RRFERENcEs.-Jpo X. Tucker, Attorney Gen
sTal Of Rvsam15s PSf D. T. Trocks
NJ. T. Hunter. Y s. Senator, Loyd's, Essex coun-
Winchestrr, Va; st Geo Tucker, ESQ, Ashland,
Va; Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Alexandria Va;
Rev. T. v: Moore, Richmond. Va; Rev James X.
ssa Ss Jsss. k
G. H., Va; Cinenatus Newton. ESQ. Norfolk,
Va Rev Charles H. Read. Richmond, Va; Judge
James D. Halyburton, D. G; OF u g., Richmond.
ve; M William GsMsnts Rio oal Va; Mr.
fhos. Ellis Kills, do co' Dr.. Robert ca6sli, do
school. address h. j. BROOKE,
jy Sl-dtlO Richmond. Va.
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THOS. j. EVANS, Trustee.
Sale by GoDDIN Il APPERsoN. Aucts. au %

VERY yALIA BLE PRIVATE RESI-.
' DENCE. AT The C0RNER OF CARY
AND FIRST STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-At the request of the owner, who has
purchased suburban residence, with the view OF
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th Septem-
ber 1850. At ~ o'clock r N the large and adml-
now occupied by the family OF the late Mr. N nj.
Martin The Lot has front of 81 feef, and depth
OF 100 feet The Dwelling has " rooms. besides
large kitchen. smoke house, stable, O., and ls al
together a most desirable one for a large family
TsRMs.-One sixth cash; balance at 4, 8, IL IL
and % months, for negotiable notes rest added
secured by trust coed. Possession given, il re-
CURED, on LIST April next.
GODDiN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.-

RICHMoND FEMALE INSTTlTTTE.-
~ The Seventh Session begins OCTOBER 1sT,
1860, and ends the last of June. 1851
The increased prosperity of the past session en-
courages the President in the effort to make the
age and the high literary character it has acquired
Its Faculty ls large and able, its buildings which
have ample play ground attached are beauti-
fully located and thoroughly furnished, it's appa-
ratus costly and compile te It's course of study
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, Is unusually large. and IL is made es
taught Taught after the methods Best adapted to secure
mental disci pine, which seems the true end OF the
study but, in French paItoulary' conversation
The Musical Department remains in charge of
Mr.. CLAPP, and Mr.. c. C, MERA has been added
Charles H. Winston, A Nj Univ of Va, Presl-
dent and Prot. of Moral Science and English Lit
Rev. !. l.. Burrows. D. D., Evidences of Chris
tianity.
James Leigh Jones, A. Nj :, Univ. of Va.,) Msthe
fiq a. f LEWIS ish NJ B.. Natural Sciences.
se 1. Carlos V e. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary l.. Leftwch, Drawing, Painting, dc.
John w. Reeve, Penmanshp.
M ISIS 3. p. Royal, English branches.
Miss n. 8. Valentine, English Branches.
Mss Jane $. Stanard, Preparatory Department.
II. B. cfapp, Principsio Of Musical Department
G. G. Mera, Piano,
o. Ericsson, Guitar.
The President will hear the Rotations of aHths
CldSses dt intervals, R1VlnS special
ZION TO the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTHS.
Hall payahe Oct; isnrsmainder Feb. is az 81 u
English TUITION, Collegiate Department SO 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. % 90
Music on Guitar, :" - ....... 40 60
Use Of instrument for practising 49,. 500
Vocal MUSIC aoLe, ftaken by all in classes) 200
Drawing, Needlework. or Grecian Paint
:, inf 80, 49, '----- .---- ~ O0
Board, including everything except wash
wv st;n $4,000 ioo W
A reduction of one fourth to Ministers
A,No extra charses. Pupils provide Books
and Stationery at their own expense, In case of
protracted sickness, deduction will be made for
Boarders are members of the Presidents fami-
". Money to meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
&c Catsiosuss. containing full details, may be OBJ
President. CHAs. H. WINSTON;
sHLAND OVERWHELMINGLY, HAN;
session OF this institution, located 10 miles IRON
Richmond, on the railway to Fredericksburg: Will
with few days intermissIon at Christmas. for
forty weeks. The annual session Is DIVIDED into
two terms OF twenty weeks each.
Charsss for term Of trcenty iossks, payable IN
For Board, including furnished room, attenda2ce::
Iued nna ---- 49, 20 ~
For Primary English ....---~-........... 100
For Ancient Lana uages. each -.......-... 10 90
For MODERN Languages, each: -, ...,..- 10 %
For Lectures on Chemistry and Natural Phi
For asio on Piano. Guitar. or Cultivation
Fo Fol n vSo 81 f nstrument se@
Por DRAWING, Painting in W atsr colors, and
GreeIan paintIng, each $1,000 10 90
Incidental charge for day scholars 90
ins,dsDtal charge Tor borders ..;.-... 80
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

Know all men by these presents that we tina
SUBSCRIBERS, being ockhoiders IN the Virginia
stltute - and appoint - our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, to represent each of us in ali
general meet lngs of tho Stoc khoders Of said Com
pany when we are ut pc sonay present. with full
power and authority at such general meetings to
give such votes and to do such other ACT or
acts. as each Of Us could kive or do, If We were
personally present.
1885,.
Witness. ts,.,1
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By os1dln Z Appsrsea. A..s;.-

gale AT AUCTION or II La Acnrs
= NJ, qF e lap q ~ DAAlnHIT0sMN. Al0VT fivs
IA nN HENRIcO COUNTY, IN DUVAL'S xX..
plTIoN.-At the reque u Of Bspj Tsmpls, =.
IA nis own rIght and ~ Executor Of the late No.
peri Iempie, decd we shall sell &c auction, in
uont OF our once, corner OF Bank and 18th Sta, in
the city oi Richmond, on ThURSDAI tho aoe6
Aoguss 1850, - - O'Clock M, Tx sores Of LAND
In henIco, about eve miles below the oty Of Hiok-
nond designatsd a. Lot No IL IN the dlvIsi 8 or
Thomas Jordsns e.tate, bounded by Lots Noe 10
snd N SID division, and adjoining the lsnds Of
Also, Lot No lss. IN Duval's Addition. ns.r IN.
city Of R,ehmond, adjoining the Bone sill of M.
Plats Of the property VIII - exhibited It the
TERMs.- One third. cash balance 1t 1 and q
months, for negotiable notes. iaterest addsd, snd
title retained til last note 10 ~ 81
au e GODDIN & Az ReON. Auet's.
VALUABLE FNAMk I'D TENEMENT on
The EASTERN lOE OF OrH, BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE HfREk1S, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION Will b sold 1t auction, on
the premises, OF. THURSDAY, the S0th August,
1850, at ~ o'ciock p. NJ, the large Framed b sell
Ing located as above. receety In the occupancy
OF Mr.. James Sutherland. The house has re-
gsntiy been repaired, and is now IN good order =
ne Lot has front Of ssk ieet, and depth Of ~
ieSs. me location - . most deslrsble one.
IsfMs;-One-thITd cash: balance at and
months. Tor negotable notes, iutef est added, and
TITS retained TIL last note 10 paid.
au ~ GOUDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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MIR. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
lI AND MODERN LANGUAGES, AND OF

MATH MATICS-Remove to 7th, between Mar
shall and Clay streets.
The exercises of this School will be resumed On
the 18th of September next. and will continue
ten month. Most satisfac DRY references can be
furnished on application Terms for the seholas
tic year of ten months. $50, SAC. $50 and $50. ac
oordng to grade of subjects studied, pay able semi
annually IN advance. Every pupil will he consld-
cred engaged from he day Of entrance to the 18th
of July, 1861, and no deduction will be made for alb
sence except in cases of protracted sickness. For
further particulars Spply at my residence, on o. h,
between Clay and Leigh streets, or through the
Post Office. lau 20-3w JOHN CARY.
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EiCHvnNn ruiz ri . NES n Dv

RICHMOND, AT THE CORNER OF BYRD
AND I'd STREETS.-Pursuant to the provisions
July. in the year 1859, and ecorded in the Clerks
ONCE of the Richmond Hustings Court, in Deed
hook No "a b, on pages 20l and 2G5, | shall as
Trustee under the said deeds, proceed. upon the
premises, on TUEsDAY, the 4th day of septem-
mentioned In said dee 9, and described as four
certain lots pieces OF arces of ground, iyius and
Icing IN the city of Richmond. at the corner of
Byrd and I'd streets designated by the numbers one
SIX, seven and eight, on the plan and survey drawn
by Jos J Plea SAINTS. and annexed to a deed from
John George and others to John W Reins dated
the 22d day of June, lSA7'' Two new Brick Tene
ments have been recently erected the said lots.
drawing. recording, and executing the trusts, ana
S33 81, with interest thereon from July IL, 1859
ere dit for 1856, with interest SIS part the reo
from the l7th of November, 1857 and with interest
on S78; the residue thereof from the nth of No
vember, 1858. till he 18th Of November, 1850 and
credits for the balance till the 18th Of November,
1861 with interest added to the credit pa, me e.
and the credit payments to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property
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i AND BRICK TEN h nj ENTS, on THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET. BE
TWEEN MADISON AND MONROE. AND Be
TWEEN MONROE AND HENRY STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the request Of
MI Samuel Moren, we shall sell on the premises,
Der. 1860, at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the following
very desrably located Real Estate. viz:
Two Lots, located as above, each fronting about
50 feet on the north side of Grace street, running
back 1853 feet to an alley l6 feet vide having there
on two small brick tenements, each containing
three rooms, besides kitchen with two rooms
Also, the Lot and Brick Tenement adjoining the
Of IS feet and de pth of l65 feet and has on il
most excellent brick tenement, containing seven
rooms. besides brick kitchen, smoke house, well
Of water, &c.
The foregoing Real Estate is located in most
desirable and improving part of the city.
TERMs.-0ne fourth cash. the balance at 4, 8
aad IL months; for negotiable notes, with interest
added secured by a tru~t deed. or title retained.
~ GDDnIN AppERSON Aunt,rs
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II INsTRUt ToRs.
JOHN B. CARY, A. nj o., Principal.
FLEMING JAMES, Jr "A. M, {U of Va,)
WILFRED Z. CUTSR AW, v. MI.

MISS EMILY A. CLEVELAND.
The exercises of this So hool will begin on the LIST
of October. and continue ZEN months.
Board !Ights extra and Tuition in Ancient Ian
EN- annnay ~ per sssan pa sn
guages. each, $40, and Music $50 extra.
For catalogue or further information. address
the PRINCIPAL. HAMPTON. Va. aus I'm
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One half payable the LIST of October, 1860, and
the remainder on the 18th OF February, 1861
Reference is made to Rev. DIR. Moses d. Hoge,
and to any OF the former pat rons of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminar, containing more
detailed in formation, be obtained at OF the
iY 28-Sm A. Nj. DUPUY. Richmond. Va
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pEy. Observation-Disclosures SCHOOL

~ NAUUUU
On l1th Street near Marshall.
The fifteenth session of REV M. J. MICHEL
BACHER'S SCHOOL will commence on the first
MONDAY In September.
Mr. Nj. Will be assisted by Mr.. EDW ARD TUR-
NER, who, In the iast FIVE sessions, has received
the approval of the patrons and of the Principal
the school; and by Mrs. C. P. BENIN lett, whose
we'll known merits as teacher make it unneces-
sary TO say more in her behalf
The following subjects comprise the studies of
MIR. Ms school:
English with all its branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, French, Hs6reW and
Latin.
of July Us $40 S28. and $50
For fdfther information, address
NJ. J. MICHELBACHER,
an Its Corner of LIST and Marshall SITS.
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80 FARM fOK SALE offer for sale my
FARM, known as Park Hill.' In the county
- of HenrIcn, containing 1901 acres, lying two
miles east Of Richmond, and ADJOINING the lands
Of Mr.. No. C. BTaxton, Mr.. j. w Randolph and
others 1t IL dsemed unnecessary to give afurther
description of the land, improvements and advan
tages, presuming those wishing to purchase will
examine for themselves.
TERMs.-Iioefal. j. NJ. g. DICKINSON
an % dim
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FRUIT CANS, FRUIT CASS.-We have IN
1 soora large assortment of self sealing Fruit
CsnA,alI OF Eie most approved makes and kinds,
consisting of Tin, Glass, Stone Ware. and a very
superior article of English Stone Jar. which re-
qulres no wax or cement to seal. We Won cal
the attention OF those want of really good ar
tcle 10 our stock For sale low at the China and
House Furnishing Store OF
THOMAS A. BULKl.E Y Il CO.,
Eapla
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By Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r,
lOftlca cOrner Of 18th md Cary straats

VU1Hce corner ~ I'm md Gary streets.)
G0WS ANH sA1.r.s AND 40 HOGS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION IN ROCKETTS =
Will he sold on FRIDAY MORNING. Aug slst,
commencing at 10 o'clt. AZ Mr., PATsIcK DAUsH-
ERTY's, IN he rear Of Keesee Il PARIS Pottery
and near the Baptist Church. in Rockets
good MICA COWS
CALVES, and
~ HOGS. THOS, w. REESE.
au 80 Auct;onasr
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. ACKIN6,
Manufactured by US. imparts 10 Roots and Shoes.
or any thing made of Leather, q bSautiful brisht
aud durable polish, and Will not rub of on tie
From Its oily nature, it softsns, STRENGTHENS, and
preserves the leather, prevents Its oracking, and
renders 1t impervIous to water.
Those deslrous Of using q really good Backing,
should use no other. IL 10 purely Southeyn nanu-
AGED, especially when Ii can and does produce ru-
peror articles at Northern pricer, We con hdentkw
nope the patronage OF Southern men will not bA
withheld from rs. Respectfully,
H. WALlERsTEfN CO..
Head of Grace str Get,
au 0-im Richmond, Va.
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GOODS AT GREAT SACRlFICE.-In
VI order to make room for our Fall and Winter
stOck.we prefer selling cur entire stock of Summer
Goods az cost, or rather below cost. to keeping
them over 10 anothar season. Now is the time
for bargains, and So Main street is the place
Come one, come all, TO the Cheap Emporium.
ALFRED MOSES,
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CLEAR WATER.-We have on hand a sup
- ply OF the best quality WATER FILTERS,
Of our s1n manufacture. They will filter very
fast apt being cheap. we can confidently recon-
mend 6em. Cal and examine them at
KEESEE PARIS Pottery,
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SHI.AND FEMALE SEMINARY, HAN
n OVER COUNTY, VA.-The fourth, annual
session of this institution, located is miles from
Richmond, on the railway to FREDERICKSBURG: VIII
CONNIE nee on the 10th of September, and continue,
with few days PERMISSION at Christmas. for
forty weeks. The annual session is divided into
two terms OF twenty weeks each.
Charges for a term of ttcenty icssks, payable in
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~ SORREL MARE FOR SALE AT
@NAUCTINN-WIl be sold on SATURDAY
MORNING, Sept LIST, commencing at 10
SSGc,oGk, on 3 onncll Chamber Fill: l very fine
SOR RFL M AXE, seven years old-warranted
sound, and to work well in 8 ngle and double har-
ness. She is sold to pay livery bill.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KREsKE. Auot.
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N cordance with their usual custom at this sea
of the year, are now offering many styles of
Summer Clothing at greatly reduced prices. Our
purpose s to reduce our stock much as possib be-
and 10 this end We offer such Inducements as that
purchasers will find 1t to their interest TO antlci-
pate their wants.
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TNP0eTkD WiNtN ANO E.3Uv6 a.
n-ssey Hsandy;. pipQ CAasselsa bsnfs iSyS
= glss psls do sfsk des e,d fcpss el2sc ! q
Gini. X cask old Port. and = esses 6Spt{s 1ssl
popular brands All V weYsalt ne1 g II ~
ter younetvts. & 100 MlNNH e ~ a
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IBRAL.I
Proxies to represent stock in their gene q. meet
ngs, shall only be valid for the space Of two ear
from the cate thereof-l9th bylaw.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

sne LAND AND SLAVES IN THE
COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRI-
a $3.50 AT deylsses of JOHN II; s.eger,
OF LAND. lying on the Appomattox river. in the
county Of Amelia. five miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad, oontai a
ing; by estimation, 600 acres. The land is ADM
raDiy adaptsd to the production of Corn. Wheat
aaa tobacco and the tract is regarded - one Of
sd "esa IN the county II desired It will be d
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the cevlsees reservIng the right to cultivate and
rather me growing crops, il q satisfactory arrange
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then The purchaser of the land, if he desire 8
them Tor his own use. can also pu chase a large
number OF valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
MADE "a aocomn, 8d, Apply to WILLIAM f
pot Amelia. au 29--tf
&az HsBLA fOk SALE.--this F r N con-
talns go acres By late survey Is we'll tim
Dered. abonnds in green sand mari, and Is di-
vded into six fields. Has commanding situation
on the pamunkey River. four mIes from Tun
stall g station on ths York River Railroad, is "a
NILES NJ from Richmond; and in the county of KING
Wllnam map of the farm may be seen at the
ohce OF the Surveyor of the city Of Richmond.
VIM, A BRAXTON.
au % Q&sW5WS Acaulnton. Va.
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i Lineh Hdkfs that LEVY is selling are GER
tsiniy great bargain. and are well worth so cts.
Those irish Linen Hdkfs,. at Is cts, also very
cheap. and are worth 80 cts. Also, &wss Muslin
Collars at 50 cents. would be cheap at 81; super
IHsh Linen st 50 cents, worth rs cts; and various
other goods to be sold equally as low, at No. Is
II a
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
w ON BROAD STREET,

WI ON BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN 10TH AND 11rH.
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY, OcT. I'd, and will be aided in
all its departments by an efficient corps of teach
ers.
Parents who entrust their children to her care
assn red Ii at thew will be thoroughly grounded
| III all the branches essential to finished edaca-
| ton.
| TERMS made known on application at her resi-
dence au l0-2m
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BOARDING.
NH s-sr

BUSION, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations.
with every effort Tor the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not sIoelled In the United States.
Fl. d. PARKER,
NH SIM J F.MlLLS,
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MRS. DR.. AUST bess to announce that there
w are vacancies in her Private Class fer YOUNG
Lad ES which will re open &C OSER lsT, 1860,
at her residence, Nam street, between 7th and Sth.
The number OF pupils being limited to eight, earl
Applications are respectfuliy reouested an 1 I'm
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