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ByJas. M. Taylor n Sen, Auct's.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
~ CHURCH AND UNION Hills AT AUG
TON We VII, sell on MONDAY, August 6tq.
upon the premises. commencing at S O'Clock p.
M, eight beautiful Ba,i"ns Lots, located A.
ssoye Three Of these io. .ns on the south sas
the residence of Mr.. G. b, Lpsccrnbi the others
front on the west side OF 23i east SIDE Of Union
and Concurrence streets. south Of Pleasshts 81.
RRMs-One- fouth cash the residue IN 4. and
~ months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added. and secure ed by a Trust deed.
liz Is JAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
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MISS PEGRAN'S SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School will begin on
the first day of October
MISS PEGRAM deems this proper occasion to
express her gTatefu sense of the announcement
which has attended her efforts in the cause of edu
cation.
cheered her labors and TO the parents W hose kind
expressions of approval have been her highe re
ward, rs well as to the many friends whose infiu-
ence has been constantly used in her behalf Miss
PEURAM returns sincere and cordial thanks
She trusts that the increased e Experience of each
year, and unrelaxng efforts on her part TO deserve
the confidence reposed in her, Will render her
School worthy of continued success
hACatalogues, with full particulars, may he had
on application TO MRS. J. w. PEGRAM,
au l--d&cwlmt Linden Souare
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AUCTION aALUe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James vi. Taylor r. Son, Adees.


HosTTSSE AID IoT0S goth, NEAR ~"
the premises, on TUEsDAY, the 9TH day Of An
gust commenting at o'clockP M. a fRAMkD
TENEM ENT, on the west side ~ Eth. rear
street, now n the occupancy of Mr. Casver BreH
1t contains good rooms. with q kItcbsn stab'e
and other out buildings. The Lot ftons ~ fest
and runs back l32 feet e. an alley,
After the aGle OF the House VIII be soid y9ang
Her e, Wszoh. Cow Household and Kitchen Fur
niture Also. small crop Of srowing Corn, sew
efsi Hogs. &c.
TERss.-For the Real Estate, ons fonrth cash;
the balance at 4, 3 and ~ months, iof hegUtiable
notes. with interest added and secured by trust
a1sa TIE PsrsPnrl PRrfcgS1Rs sss A,ctrs
1872 J AtEtS or LAND; With M
KENT kSsB HE S5auENR4kYo 81 G ENk ROC
L nnqiGEI,iDDS,.W NJ he sod upon the premises,
on EDNESDAi; the 9Th day Of g2ust, com,
Menc,ng at ii o ol3ck "A. NJ, vaiuabs small
q y, and adjoining the lands OF Messrs McCrone,
MeGrudeF, Bics icy and others IL contains rs o 10
acres, of which one hG'f is cleared and highly i'm
proved. The balance 10 IN wcots, and well en-
closed.
The improvements are q new Framed DWELL
out houses, besides two springs of excellent water
upon the premises.
We invite the particular ate ntIon of persons
who wish to Procure y small farm, or II arket gar
den, 30 this sale, Persons desiring to- view the
property, Will call upon Mr.. Thomas Whlteford,
TERns.-One- third cash; the balance at s and
u months, for negotiable notes, with lnteress
addsd, and secured by trust deed.
After the sale Of the Farm. Will be sold the en-
T IL Jas. N. fA 3iI / ToN. Aaot'Is.
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Very truly. yours, &C.,
+. 4. LCCKETT, M. ID.
GEO. MAYsE, Esq, Warm Springs, Bath co =, Va

Mr.. GEO. MAYsF-DeGr Sir Your favor of the
18th inst. IS TO hand. asking me to give my views
from personal observation and practice A resi-
dent physician at the Warm Springs, Bath county,
Va. | most cheerful, comply with your very rea-
sonabie request, and can with candor say that |
regard the Warm Spring Waters as being of very
great heneht TO pc sons labOrlns under the follow
ing diseases: Dyspepsia: rheumatism, Gout,
Chrome Hepatltls, TorplGity and Enlargement of
the LIVER, En- aIgement of the Spleen, Jaundice.
some form of DIarrhGa, ParalS sis, Syphilis and
pySmenarrhfa. large majority OF the above
sonal observation, and many OF the invalids SUI
lenug from them left the Springs entirely re-
stored TO health, while others left very much i'm
proved and greatly relieved, and doubtless would
have been wholly restored TO health. had their So
jOurn at the Springs been of longer duration.
Very respectfully, your Ob't serv't,
C 2. BRYAN, NJ D,
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Warm Springs, June 10th, 1860.

GFoRGE MAYsE, Esq.-Dsar Sir Your note of
the 18Th inst, asking my opinion, tformed from
personal observation, as to The remedial effects Of
the " arm Springs as a curative agent, is to hand,
and It affords me pleasure TO say, IN reply. that
have been advising their use for various diseased
conditions of the system with the happiest results
Tor the last eight Years, lis resident physician
Whan taken Internally, the, are dluretio, anti
acid and aperient, acting most happily IN Consti
patton of the Bowels In Rheumatic and Gouty
Dlatheses. Lumbago. Sceatca, and kindred d s.
eases, their good fleets have long been known
and appreciated. For the cure of Dyspe psis, re-
gard 1t as one of the most valuable remedial
agents. Functional Derangemeht Of the Liver
Enlargement of Spleen, Secondary Syphilis, Pa
ra5 SIS and some diseases peculiar To females,
have all been relieved from the OF those
waters. Very respectfully, yours,
A. u. MCCHsSNEY. NJ. D.
Jpna ~
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IS THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-This
NMY popular resort, situated sixteen miles
&s.W from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
tthriyInK village of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
open fer visitors, and is prepared to aceommo-
date families with good fare. and everything desi-
rable. The head of the family will be furnished
with a Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond
For further information, apply at Superintend-
ent's Office Richmond, Fredericksburx and foto.
g., no {. THOMPSON, f,seris.sJ
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TkfRUUGH TlChhT,
sN"ss EXCU SION TO OLD
. ssslsa.4asEsNP POINT. PORTSMOuCH I'M

nc o,I1~ CNURFULK: The steamer CUR
neat sty e for night travel will make an EXCURSION
to the above places on SATURDAY EVENING
next, % inst tand regularly EVERY SATUR
season leaving the wharf At Rockets at O'Clock
?. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about Il O'Clock;
return the next evening, SUNDAY ,)leavIng Nor.
folk at O'clock touch at POI tsmouth and Old
Point, and arrive at Richmond about o. clock A
M, Monday morning.
PAssAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk md
Portsmouth, and return. meals Included 81 So
A No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP. lie Its r. D. HAtKlNS
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ID. fW.
GEO MA WE

RICHMOND. VA, July 26, 1860.
DEAR DIR; absence from home, with severe IN
disposition upon my return, have conspired 10 de-
lay an answer to Your communication of the l4th
inst, VIII ch from the above eircumstancesj was
give 'ou my impressions of the remedial and medi-
cal properties Of the Warm Springs water, with
list OF diseased conditions to the treatment and
cure OF which 1t Is applicable, | cheerfaly comply
with your request, and will proceed TO give YOU
briefly the results OF my observation and expert
ence IN their use, nve years residence at the
having a1orded me most annie and favorable op
portunIty for observation, and enabling Inc 10
speak confidently upon the subject.
These waters are GIuretIc, diaphOretlc, gently
purgatlvo, ard Alternative in their influence, when
taken internally, and, by these conjoIns AGENCIES
act eth clently IN stimulating obstructed glaits and
removing from the sy stem vltlated secretion and
morbid products. Locally app ed, they are gently
reIaXant. stmu liant md SCRIBE !aclent hence admI-
ra5ly adapted to the treatment and cure of the fol-
lowing hume ous GLASS OF diseased condI tons,
Chronic Gout and Rheumatism; ToI pidity of the
Liver, with attendant consequences, lndiges-
ton. Constipation, DropsIcal Efusion, &c: Pa
Spleen. Chronic Swelllngs of the Joints; Chronic
DlarIhRa. resulting either from de blIty or torpid
liver; some forms of Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, to-
gether with the large class OF female diseases re-
sulting from chronic engagement and enlarge
ment OF the uterus.
Although many cases of this numerous class Of
lef, as the Hot Spout, yet III many instances this
water IS entirely adequate to cure, and, IN many
others. prepares the system most admirably for
the subsequent application of this most powerful
and valuable agent, in reference to which fact [
have always regarded the close proximity of the
two invaluable wa ers-vIz: the Warm and Hot
SprinSs-as a most fortunate circumstance, in
deed, benign provision of Nature for ths relief of
suffering humanity. Sincerely wishing, IN cOncu-
SON. In II you may ENJOY, the ensuing season, that
success which the value of the water as p reme-
d ,ai agent, tho luxury of the baths and the many
comforts ana o9nvenlences of the place SO lichly
entltIe you to- Temiln.
Very truly, yours, &C.,
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1rALuAnLEFARMAN uM ILLINCHEs

Y ALUABLE FARM AND MILL GHFS-
n,, TlrER e Il CorpNTY; SEVEN MILES
CRRbbPpFER TYSE' iuPE WaT Tfs sT9Gk
HOLD AND KLTcHEN FURNITURE. DC AT
AUCTION i'll be sold upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. the 4th day of September. CONNIE no
ing at IL o clock A. M, the valuable FARM. lying
seven miles southwest of the town of Manchester,
south side OF the Manchester Turnpike. on POGO
shock Creek, IN the county OF Chesterfield, and
now occupied by Mrs. Sarah A. Forone.
1t contains $50 acres. one half OF viii standing
IN original growth of oak and pine from 80 to to
acres are of rich creek flats. and of the best
meadows in the county, which produces q large
quantity of hay.
The improvements are a good dwelling house,
In good ordeI suitable Tor iarce FANNY good ap
pie orchard under good fence, divided in three
shli lies well, and has running water In every
shift good healthy neighborhood, 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, as I Is presumed those wishing to pur-
chase Will view the premises. Possession will he
given IN time to seed crop of wheat in the all,
nd full possession by LIST January 1851 or sooner
viii nave IT shown 10 any person who may wish to
see It.
After the sale of the farm, will he sold the entire
stock, consisting of Horses, Mules, Cows, a @ /;
Crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms OF SALE For the real estate, one fourth
cash; the balance at j, 2 and years, for bonds
the persona property All sums of $40 and under.
cash over that amount, months credit. for ap-
proved negotiable notes, with interest added.
ly &c JAS. M TAYLOR g. SON. Aucts.
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EREDERICK's HALL ,
SOUTHERN FEMALE lNsTIruTE,

Il. a.
The llth session of this Institution will com
mence on the LIST OF October xt, and close the
last day of July, 1861.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
Iy qualIhed instructors, and every effort will be
made TO MAINTAIN the high reputation and select
character OF the School.
The advantages offered in the departments OF
USlC and the MODERN LANGUAGES are I'm
surpassed, while especial attention is given 10 the
study Of HISTORY, ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers Ia the patrons of the School,
or TO the Faculties of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute and Of William and Diary College; TO Profs
B!edsoe. Smith. Coleman. Davis and Maupn, OF
the University OF Virginia,
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course of study, terms, regulations and full list OF
patrons, to which attention is invited, address the
Principal. d. LEE POWELL,
jy l2-dlm Box 81, Richmoli Il. Va
DRAWING SCHOOL-For vacation time, re-
IL opened TUESpAG; the 18th July, 1860.
BY A. GBENTHEH, ARCHITECT,
Corner Of New and Fish Market The more ad-
vsnoed DRAWING SCHOLARS of Mr. TIGHE's
school will do well to continue the lately at schooU
COMMENCED exerc lses with the Brush In Indian
Ink and Water Colors.
Terms 81 %. monthly.
ATUESDAYS and FRIDAYS-9 to u A. M.
jy I'm
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RRFBRKNCEe

Hon. Henry A. Wise, Princess Anne county ;
Rev. q; y. Armstrong; D. D., Judge X. H. Baker,
Harrison Robe rtson, Esq. Norfolk; Rev. Charles
MIqni,gerode; D. D.; Rev I, Y Moore, D. D., 10
Z. 6, Cabell, Ri chmond; Rev. Archltad A. Hodge,
R Mnss Lacy Esq Fredenqksburg; Littleton T.
City couny HsmtSn Neae ESQ ETDG aa aaes
Va Downing, Northampton county Jane. NJ.
Jfffles, Esq, King and Queen county Robert
Mayo, Esq. DR., John Mayo, Westmoreiand coun-
ty; Rev. ); j. 7. Anderson, st. Louis, Mo; John
b. McPhai. EtQ., Charlotte county Robt Saun-
ders, Esq, Williamsburg.
Circulars, or any further information that NAV
he desired, can be obtained nv APPLYING to the
Principal. Mrs. PETER p MAY
iy a.,
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On Cary, III door bslo,r fTth Street. and neat 10
Flour Inspectors former Office.

J. Nj q - RO T. g Ri T. II.
Successor to Jas. Thomas. Com'r Merchant
Respectfully informs the citizens of RIesnond:
and the public generally, that he has purcnss ed OF
the legal agent of Mr. Jas. Thomas all his st0ck
hand. fuch as COIN. OATS, HAY. CORN
MEAL, &c and VIII continue to keep on hand and
deal IN GRAN FEED, TOBACCO; FL33uR.
select parcels Of country- cured BACON, BUT
TER, BEESVTAX. DRIED FRUIT, &C, pleds
ing every efJIt To facilitate the interests OF
those Sho may favor the new concern. Acontinu-
All IN 81 the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor Is solicited.
He refers, by permission. to Messrs. WAGON
ER, HILL & ARCHER, Va LEW, TAYLOR Co.
jews Il Co, RICHARD CArrnORN, Esq, PHILLIP
b p ps sa ESQ., KohnjonaS'o rHaRoE CARTER.
CROCERY AND COMMISSION BUsl.
~ N ESS.--The undersigned hays sssocisteSd
themselves, Under the firm and style Of YAGEh
n POLLARD, for the ynrposs ot G9sdnetinTi th 9,
y ESS. Mt the corner OF 18th and Franklin streets.
in the city of RIchmor d. Va, and will endeavor
to keep constantly ON hard n we'll selected stock
of FAMILY GROCERIES. which they WI be
pleased to offer to the puUlic at very low prices,
and most respectfully soiicit a osll from then
fr,e nds and the public generally:
u. W. YAGEk, of Richmond,
r. C. POLLARD, Of King William.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

"A
. = es7rs1sP o [ N t, PORTSMOUTH, AND
NOREOLK;.The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in first-rate order
and will run to the above places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. WIN. F. CARTER, will
I k aye The wharf At Roeketts; regularly every
lngs ats O'Clock. precisely, and return each alter
nate days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. NJ, and
touch at all of the regular Landings on the river,
going and returning.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt T. C. CLIFFORD, be-
ing neatly, fitted up with berihs, Will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
65o''Slock and getSTn; leaving the wharf at NOR,
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at o'clock. and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at o'clock and return each alternate
day, at the same hour, 4 o'clock.
o. Cong down, the Curtis Peck viii tough at Cl,y
Point, Portsmouth and Notwithstanding, Ports
mouth, Old Point, Rock Wharf, Grove. Billiards,
Clalrmont. Willcoxs, City Point, and arrive at
Richmond about o'clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, S4.b0.
Passage on regular trips, either boat to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, 81. Meals-eQual
to any given on any boa.-5o cents each.
je2-ts X. o. HAsKINS.
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EDUCATIONAL.


X Tbs seventh Session begins OCTOBER isr,
1860 and ends the last Of June, 1881.
courases the President in the effort to make the
nst,trton yet more deserving of the large patron
It's faculty is large and able, It's buildings which
have an ample play ground attached,i are beauti-
fully located and Thoroughly fUTnlsbed, its appa-
ratus costly and complete It's course of study
prehensive and thorough
The English Course, as will be seen from our
Catalogue, rs unusually large. and II is made es.
pecially prominent throughout. LANGUAGES are
taught alter the methods best adapted to secure
study but, IN French particularly, conversation
Is also careiull, attended TO.
. The Musical Department remains in charge OF
Mr. CLAPP, and MIR C. c. NRRA has been added
Charles H. Winston. a. ii ,tUniv. DIVA ,,Prss-
dent and Prof. of Mora! Science and English Lit
Rev !. l.. Burrows. D. D q, Evidences of Chris
James Leigh Jones. A. M, UNIV. DIVA, NJ sthe-
K 4. Lewis, ii. B., Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. EmiOn, iof Pars,) French.
Senior Carlos c. MeIa, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary H. Leitwioh. Drawing, Painting, &c.
John W. Reeve, Penmanship.
hIss =, 7. Royal English Branches.
Miss ". =. Valentine, EngiIsh BRANCHES.
9 nn P[spsoTy
Miss Mary c. Lathros, Preparat"Sy <partment'
\. B. Clapp, Principal of Musical Department.
u. A. Ericsson, Guitar. $500
The President MI hear the rotations OF az NE
ION 10 the Primary pupils.
TERMs FOR NINE MONTHS. - ,
Half PAYABLE Oct. !, ls69-remaInder FeD. ID bl
Epghsh Tuition, Preparatory Departmental 80 co
English Tuition CoIegiats Department 80 90
Ancient ad Modern Languas es, each .---- 20 90
Mustc on Piano, with Vocal Music. 20 90
Music on Guitar, - - ........ 40 70
I-se of instrument for practising. 5 90
Vocal MUSIC alone, taken by all in classes) 200
ing ..e.0.e.. .e.'.'.-.....-. 20 90
Oh Painting ...... .:......-............. so 20
Ing :. ..e e., ,. 100 90
Washing. ...-. - --...::......... % %
A reduction of ohe-f fourth to Minister'S
eANo extra eharees. Pupils provide Boots
and Stationery al their own expense. In case of
lOtracted sickness, deduction Will lie made for
absence.
Boarders are members of the Presidents FAM
Iy. Money to meet their incidental expense S
should be deposited with him, and all letters for
them Mt to his care.
Catalogues. containing full details, may be oh
tanned at the Bookstores. or by app cqt.on 10 the
Press lent. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
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@& E0R R9sToN AND NEW
STEAMBOATS,. &c.

. <fIA> NOTICE TO THEPUBLtC.-The
cj-MkfkS A ~ ESTOWN Will be Withdrawn from
ae the line for TWO or three weeks. for The
be CIV en- when she resumes her trips again.
The ORKTOW and the ROANOKE " III con
time on the route between hore aud New York.
The YORKTOWN leaving here as usual everv
TUESDAY afternoon, at p Nj. the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon, at 4 Z. VI.
Returning from New York every TUESDAY
and SATURDAY. at 3 p. M; touching at Norfolk
going and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS.
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only SO. Steerage pas
sage SIS
Fare to Norfolk same as by the river boats
U 30-ts LUDLAM WATSON.
-4.rs~ SOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA,
eSEE1AS Capt. KELLY. and the steamer CITY
~%N0F RICHMOND, Capt. MITCIiEI.L, of
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, will
leave Phllade pha every Wednesday ana Satur-
DAY, at s O'Clock, A. NJ, and Richmond Va, every
Tuesday and Saturday. until further notice
jy % I'm c.. =. CARDOZO, agent
.,r~~~@ THROUGH TiCkETS FnOG
8 l~FiSR CH NJ N d TO EASTERN
q 2H=z.7f-ssfxs4S H o + OR CHERkYSTONE
50 60-Passengers taking tee steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS. at o, clock. will connect with the steamer
NORTHAM PTON, on WEDNESDAY and Fri
DAY MORNINGS. at 534 A. al, ard will con
at same hour. by taxing CURTIS PECK on SAT-
URDAY EVENING at 6 o. clock.
ly &-ts
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o1RA NN,SIE couRT- HousE, vA:,a-, 1850:

URAN6E COURT HOUSE, VA. -, IS5U.
IA MR.. -.-SIR The undersigned re-
YE.A $specteIhy announce that they nave leased
I4t.afa the EXCHANGE HOTEL, at Orange c.
n -. and having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
refuInished, are now ready tor the reception of
guests.
Orange c. s situated in a country well known
Tor the beauty OF its scenery, and the heaIthfnl-
every direction, has long been favorite summer
resort.
The Proprietors pledge their hest efforts to Sc
cure the comfort of their patrons Their TABLE
shall always be furnished with the beat the market
affords and in establishing first class Hotel at
this place. they hope to be sustained by the patron
age Of the public.
EA- HORSES and BuGGIES always in readi-
ness for the accommodation of the guests of the
house Respectfully.
iy I9-Im YATES a. CUIIFN
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~ ICS' INSTITUTE NOTICE TO TEACH
ERS.-Proposals will re received until the 18th of
September for TEACHING the NIGHT SCHOO i
Of ,,,, THE VIRGINIA MECHANdCs' INsTI-
-, r. Tor the session OF 1850 and 1851.
PRoP0sALs.-FOr what amount will sou agree to
teach all the English branches, to number of
scholars not exceeding one hundred and nifty. ard
colgate yourself SO furnish two competent assist
ants, 10 be approved by the Commit ee-the SEES
sion to commence the first Monday night in
October, and close the first OF March, five
mouths three nights IN each week, two hours and
a half each nighG.
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MANCHESTER SCALE WORkS.-We
N1 have ea hand from the above factory, PLAT.
FORM SCALES, weighing from 40 to 1000 lhs.-
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
take orders for railroad track, depot and ware
house Scales. &c., which for neatness, DURABILITY
and accuracy cannot b surpassed,
VAN-LEW. TAYLOR l. CO.,
u NV No, ~ Maiv street
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ii. Nj. HUTCHEsOf,
"A Nj TAyIOR a. SoN Auct,s Wv J9-td

HOUSE AND Lot On BROOKE AVE-.
IL NUE., AND TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON
LEIGH STREET, AT AUG fIGN.-We will sell,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day of
August. eomtienelng At o'clock. r. M, a ve'y
neat FRA NJ ED TENEMkNT, on Brooke Avenue,
pancy OF MIR. Lewis Blunt, at the rent of Sllo per
annum. 1t contains Il ree good sized roorns. with
a two story kitchen, &c. The lot fronts rs feet,
and runs back the usual depth
ALSO.-.Iwo FRAN Ed TENEMENTS in rear
of above, fronting on Leigh street IL feet each,
and running back as above. They have three rooms
each, and are now renting to good tenants, at $3.50
per month.
TKRMs-One- fourth cash; the balance at s, IL
and - months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed.
jy Sc JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
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TRIsTEL,s SALE OF REAL, EsTATE

in IHE Valley OF SHOCKOE CREEK,
ADO E BUT CHERTOWN.-By virtue of a deed
Of trust executed to me by r. +. KIRBY, dated the
Clerks Office of HenrIco County Court, 1 shall
PROCEED e eel! a. public auction on the premises
commencing at IA O'Clock ?. NJ, the reat estate
conveyed BY the SAID deed. VIZ: All that lot of
thetson snr aDd bene The canny Of Hsn1co
inst beyond the corporation llne in the valley of
Shockoe creek, above Butcher town, fronting on
the west line of NJ ill street 50 feet, running back
within parallel lines 200 feet towards the creek.
TERMs.-One- half cash; the balance at NOR this,
for a negoI able note, with interest, and secured
by a trust deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-06

BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping,
Commercial Calea ations,
Mercantile and Ornamental Psnmanship. and
THE MODERN LANGUAGES.
HAStudents can enter thus Institution at any
tins, there being no vacation.
FOR ,eatiepisrs please call At the College, or
wTite fora Circular. 80. ..
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