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MISSES KINGS SCHOOL,

AlESSES MINUS etBoOi',
vi COR. BROAD AND MAYO SITS.
The next SESSION ot this School will commence
ON the LIST October. 1862 and Will terminate the
3O,h June, io6i.
Mr.. OSWALD HEINDRICH continues to teach
tae Natural Sciences Drawing, and Mathematics
Mons. BoULANG =, French.
TERMS made known on Application. Sc 7--lm'
MISS A vi. SMITHS SCHOOL, sUk.
VI NER FRANKLIN AND 5TH STREETS
The next session OF this School will commence on
the ii 81 MONDAY of OctoyeT. For terms and
! other particulars, apply ut her residence.
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IRLxrEts' NAaE OF YALuARLE

LAND AID SLAVES -Axreeabl, 10 lie NJ
VISIONS Of derd of usi, executed BY Col John
T Fipeh, we vii, sell AZ pubic auction, on VIZ b.
NESpAf. Tie l2th If Sep,emher next, a. the
Dwelling house Of the lid Finch, in gbe ,awn ni
SiaIksvi.ie ten valuthle SLAVES his stock of
GArrLk and HOGS, Eve head Of Mules one
hOkSE aud buGGl. AL his HOUSEHOLD and
SSiIGHEN FURNITURE the SCREWS and
FLA HE'S vi eNery description Row In the To-
Clarksville. -
=. AND, an the next day Thereafter, THURSDAY,
we 18TH o. Septemtar. we vii. sell At Christians
y ie, valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing
ave hundred and els HI and one half acres, ltips
within one mile of ChfistlansvIlie, on Butcher g
Creek; II good proportion IS in original Growth Of
heevs tim er, and IL believed To be the best iraet
OF has h and III the county. Persoas desiring to
purchase, Are invited tn sx anime the property
The terms Of ssla will he made known "a ,hs
das- THOMAS OOODE.t
au g tds RiCH'D u. BAPTISM trustees.
CALI OF EUtsE AND Lot viii h
=, sold At public fuetlon, { r cash, on WEDNES
DAY, the 10 ds al September nexI IN tha
premises ut II ocloos. the HOUSE and lUT
situated ia that part "f n q " az Ri~hmond
kn"wn as the French Garden f" ana GU the ca T.
ern de o. sh street hav,ag sbaut u feet trent,
and Of the depth of about Isl, Zoe, i, hs,ng the
property feeentls owned by Iosspa Caps and
wh,eh ne pareh 'sed an the Sh IL NAY. isa9 1T
hobe, fatt'e snd wife as arpsS q by deed taly
rec Nvted NhGiNIA A WHlrEHHnsT
S.5i-d,ds'
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II I'll A ID = % & CO.
DEAL EXCLU.IvbLY IN.
And keep for sale qua titles To sut purcha sers
WARER0QMS. 10. s5 MAIN STREET,
X CHI MON d. Va,
ALL klNDs
A. a X l. r. Il L n q s,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS MATS,
CURTAIN GOODS,
WINDOW SHADFc.
..xo TAFlt OIL, CLOTHS,
FlAN0 AND TABLE COVERS, &a., 40
he, will have made to order
CARPETS OIL. CLOTHS
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES
we have opered splendid lot of CARPETINj
OF our own lmportai'oa. ard are now prepared TO
eAhtDlt tha latest Sly les IN every grade.
Our nitrent of CURTAIN GOODS with
Irmm mas ~ T. unsUl passed. anu our sfooa il
CLOTH, &c VIZ
Buyers are invited TO examine orr goods which
will be sold on accomm"datin, terms
RICHARDSON CO,
Sc I'm g5 Main street
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS DR.. RUST begs TO announce that there
III are vacancies IN her Private Class for YOU Nc
LADl rs, which Will re open OCI OhEK lsT, 1860
st her residence, Main street, betwee 7tn and 9th
The number OF pupils Delng limited to eight, ear,
applications respectfully reunested Ianl- 20, =
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NrAvES--STANEs. Ne have gill an hand
some $4,000 SLAVES, jointed we'll seasoned
ara read 10 set up These Slaves have heen
afr'ihs uhnrF she ter for more than syerr ard are
oil The beer quality. For saie in lots u sat by
SAMUEL 7. HAYES son,
sat-S tawz Qa TIE Dock.
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NEW PATEHT sUUTtsGRS PLUW.-

NV II IN 4 ,Ut I q e IT y FLUW.-I
= Won inloTat the public that my rev SOU TIL
EfN FLoW succeeds the hands of nearly
eVe'y one VINO tries II; and further evidence OF
1ls supeF !orty over ali otheTs, / have received
from The tonHttstt0Hsv u Patents, at Wnxaing
ton' pateht liAht on the same. Thus - ~ backed
" the nest practical test farms and the IN hest
bcienLihc nechan cal test in the pEfent ofina
NJ ~ = 81 every SIZE, Rtsht and In hand
HoEsit ana Cast SHEARS aiwaTE ON haod end
warranted 10 glYe salts faction or IN be ""u
~ h. STAKE, No. 90 Main
hfee doors above st. Chares Hotel
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Congregational Nomination.
Northern MnrkPts,

ALLENTOWN, PA. Sept. -.-Hon. Henry A
Lousuecker was rrnomInated tor Congress IN
the Seventh District TO day.
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6OnD,N h APPERsoN. Auct,
BY Alex. Mott, Auet

KNiTnRE. DAY GOODS, eROCE.
corpsr Of Ms,n &c IA At huaton at my t,or.,
m Ils,i commsncins ct o'e.o the usu Va
hI Nd o. G new ssd sseond nand FUkNIrCRs
pHf ,,ooDS Several Ia vo ces of Iry G;oods
s6 6m,s rsn.s vests. oaiters, n, op skirts Net,
% hVCEhl S:-Wine. Brandy, whiskey S,.,
candies: smoklnx and MANUFACTURED Tohna co
cigars, &c. Large lot Of Crock er, and Gla,sv.rs'
se IL ALL NOIT AncIir =
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! LOTS, IN THE PLAN OF POWHATAN,
NEAR TO MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-At the request of Mr.. Edgar Macon,
trustee. We sh II sell at auction he prem ses,
on ERlDAI. the l4tn September, 1860. at o'cloch
+ NJ, the 10 lowing Lots IN the plan of pownatan,
formerly Oweed by the late Conwa, G Macon.
VIZ: Let no. s. containing acres; Lot No. 9,
contain ng 81! acres, and Lot No. acres. These
Lot are IN rear OF the residence Iecentiy coupled
by Mr.. John Cary, and are near I or adjoining
the farm owned and occupied by Mr.. w. H. har-
r.sOn.
Terms One third cash; balance at and 8
months. for nexotl4 able notes. Iaterest added and
utlr retained ull last cote is pad.
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AUCTION EALHa,
EUTUR U4y
ByJas. m. Taylor & Son, Auct's.

TOUR BUILDING LOTS, IN MARKS
ADDITION TO The, TOWN, OF MAN
CHESTER. AT AUCTION Will be soid u on
the pi ern,aes. on NJ DAY, Sept I!lh oommenc
Ing at "a o'clccs four Laad5oIne building
to4e ,her on NJ auTy and Everett streets S06 feet,
and running hack 100 feet This property ia oar
ucusriy adapted for a Market oafden having
upon j. 4 sprlGE OF excellent water.
rERMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 4, and IL
months, for uegOtiabe notes, interest added, AID
sell JAS. NJ TAYLOR SON, Auots.
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One half payeble on the LIST Of October. 1860. and
tire remainder on tina 18th Of February, Is6l
Reference ia made to Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoge,
and 10 any Of the former patrons OF the school.
ds,ail ed in nrination, can he obtained at OF The
Bookstores, or by apehcalan 70 the unde fsls ned
~ S-Sn a. n. putUy, Nlchiaord, Va.
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BY J. III. Digges, Auct'r

a rCTt0N S'IiS EV9hY NIGHT THIS
"a WEEk-ComneEci at -. o'clock All
ton Room IS Main street Matches Jsw.iry
Fancv Goods, Plated Spoons Forks. Tea set., o.
hLSo- A lot ot Letter Paper, GisaTs 40. Sc
All goods warranted as represent ed, and aold IA
lots to suit purchasers,
d +. BooTH. Salesman au "a 1.
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TRUSTEEs' SALE OF vALu ABLE

4 HOUSE AND LOT ON 18TH AND N SIS
AS Trustees in cs tain deed of trust, executed
6v nemsl McCaIster and wife. dated Sth May
1850, for The benefit OF the Union Binding Fund
company, duly recordedin henrico Count, Court,
We Shall p oceeG 20 sell at public au ton on the
premises, on SAT UkDkY. is h September. 1850
It ~ o'clock r; NJ II fair; II NOT, ths next fair
"a! the excellent HOUSE ard 10 I CONVEX &c
y said deed, and now In the occulanoy Of said
Nc'als'er. froutlnx RI feet on the west line OF
10Th street running back on the south line OF N
'Teet Us feet TO an alley common Ia lest wide
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at 4, s. and
IL months for negotiable uotes interest added and
title retained till last ots shall be raId
A, G. STUBRS
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iCHMUND FrhALE strIs Any. UN
II GRACE STREET, BETWEEN THIRD
Ann FDIrRTH RICHMOND. VA.

n
A. M DUPUY. 4. NJ. PsIScIPAL
The next session of this Institution will com
mepce on the lst of October, lso0, and Will term
nate on the S0th Jane, 1851.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore. bv a
well selected corps of Assistants, who with thalI
ability and experience, cannot fall TO give satisf.c
ton.
The Boarding Department will be under the man
aaement OF MIR. and Mrs. pUPUY, assisted by MRS
Macy r. CAsskLs. formerly of Savannah. They
alore wal reside IN the SemHarv with the young
ladies' and will exercise a pdysHtaI care and con
tro over those committed "a tneIr charge.
The success which has attended this effort to es-
tablish in the CITY of Rich nond a Female Semi
nary of the FIRST class, has encouraged the Principal
to provide more ample accommodations for The
next session, The buildings now heing en-
larged and important notifications will be made
in them, which viii add greatly to their conve-
nIence and comfort. The lodging rooms are large
and we'll ventilated, and not more than from two
To four boarders will occupy one room. ne Reel
tation Rooms will be well arTans ed for the accom-
modation of tie pupils
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BOARDING.
AK Eit HOUSE

BOARD. i hsve several vacant ROOMS, suit
- abe for families or Young gentlemen. Apply to
Miss r. A. BiDGOOD.
&c S-em Corner 7th and Main streets.
kER HOUSE,
l. BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen viii hnd the best OF accommodations,
With Every eddTt for the comfort of guests, LAR
DER not excelled IN the United States.
H. d. PARKER,
mn SIM J r. MILLS.
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\lKA. PELLtT'N NUHOOL,
vi ON BROAD Str EET
l1HESAPEAKE HILL FINALE ,EnI:

(tHESAPEAkE HALL FEMALE sEMi-
~ ~ NARi' HAMPTON, VA, MHs pr. BANKS
ton Will commence on the 18th of September and
close the LIST OF July. Tetms very mode rate
Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall durIns
the Visiting season, At $50 per month.
Address "CHESAPEAKE HALL" Hampton,
Va ll-in+
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(lUM MISNiMSIn =. ~ LOT AT
y ROCKETS. ON FRONT SrRtET.-As
COMMISSIONER appointed by decree Richmond
hustlrgs Court, pronounced on the 3lst August
500 IN the case of Towusend's guardian, against
Iownsend, &C.. shall proceed to sell. at public
auctl IN, on the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th
september. 1906 at ga O'Clock 2. NJ, the LOT
referred To- IN the plaintiffs bill. descrI bed as
fronting Il t5at on Front ST. 'et, running hack TO
Water street. heing one half of a larser lot Of
ground i"rme II owned by certain W llltam Nor
risett situated n that part OF the city OF Richmond
called Rocseits.'
TERM Enough in cash to defray expe nses of
,ale and costs OF suit balance At al d mon tbs
tor nekouahie notes, interest added, and title re-
tanned till the further orde r of the Court.
seS Johnson H SAN US. Conn.,
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CRoUNn pL.Sr.s roR s.IE

I rH"UN ut TN FVh ~ Il z. " "
nership. this day. for the msAufa9turs and ssle IF
Richmond Ground r. ksrtR, aad have taken
the N II on the south eide Of the Dock, formerly
Sharp viii pay particular attention to the grind
ing OF the Pla, ter, and no pains will be spared Ia
this State. ~
Mr., SHARP has been engaged III this business for
several ears. and understands IL thoroughly All
Co; Messrs T. Butler h ca or Al the nj N,
w'fhe promptly Attended tn. The con"srn viii
ne c.r,led o. under tbs name a Il st,!s If H.
In " pEht GU. u. LAMBERT
w. II. SCOTr,
sc l. aim II. + SHARP
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IVh SlLt FFs y ! Z ELf-At store mouse
i ooIner Of Frankln and 1871 SIS, STOCK Of
ohOCkRlES, cons sung ol such articles are
usually KEPT IN = fdullls grocery. together with
the HiuRt FIXTURES. an uheXpI ed Lease or
Store aad Siahs1. which has about Is months To
run, and the hGlD WILL OF the st,re.
ns Store House Is lar<e and well ventilated,
ara sa1mIra5i{ sItusted for family and country
thds lie stable, qttS cned to the store, consists
OF thirteen stalls IN perfect repair.
Ats', the zorro PORTER 10 the store wi
DC h'fed OF: fsf tss remainder OF the yeaE.
hose wash ne further particulars. will please
ApaN Ia JNO. W. GILL, or JESSE BARNES.
of x I'm nd Istb
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HuL.,>s iNsIliutE-

I'D Re IUUR I SPRINGS, VA.
The Fall mud Winter Term Of this Institute vii
commences the FIRST VIZ DNESDAY IN DC
tOoer, aud continue till the Fl 81 W.dne sdav III
April. 1861 Iu corps of teachers IS present
English L1ngH1ge and Literature, History, An
cisHt and MOdeTH LdHgRrgsS, MGtHeHGItcS, Nat
BTIt and AlCTGL ScteHce, MaSiC, DTGWtag dHd
Painting, TERMS:
For BOARD and Tuition IN Literary Studies. SlH
Ior Tuition IN Music Observation-Disclosures. ii
For IN Drawing and Painting, I'm Sc to "A
Payable half in advance and halt at the close OF
the session
Catalogues. containing full Information in
gard To location. cou rse of study, &c, be oh
tan ID upon application To
CHAS. l.. L'Ch r, Sup't, Botetourt Springs,
Sc d6 s,stlstO' Roar"ee = Va
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNks-EE RAILROAD Co,
Lynehbdrs, Va Aug. 7th, 1880.
U'HE THfkTEE.NrH ANNUAL MEET
1 ING of the : Stockholders in the virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, will be held in tbs
bal Of their depot n the city of Lynchburg, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of September next
By order Of ,he Boa.d Of Directors.
WIN II. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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NOrtC~ ~ tstura my sincers thar "A ~ nv
~ customers who asve heretofore VA Their
slis 90 :, s e.an Inoss Ss. have no I'll .lssss
JAY last remaining anpaid eu the Isl 81 ptsmnss
next VIII ee else~d m the banda VI cal Gator, -
" ~ "a .ssa's'ae' eTa rSn Safs =, 49,
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c-- TRUSTEES MAZE OF .
sSfa~ltVALuABL STE AABOsT AT

s---szx-sA NORFOLK, VA The suhec her
vii GHt5 f.r sale to the highest bidder. on
% Y aep me !3tn Gay OF September next, NJ
ues At her wharf in Neri"ik. Said steamer is 1873
eet lon. 21a feet beam, S2 feet depth of hold and
2U2 10 rs t0uS burthen. is coppered aud copper
fastened has peam engine with q % inch 6, lin
der and feet stroke; is FIRST rate order having
been very lately oVerAauied and painted, and is
fast.
The SEA BIRD is well known as a first class
passenger and freight boat and will be popular ON
any route
Terms easy and favorebla
X. II. CHAMBERLAGNE.
An % -tl3thS Trus,aa
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deed Of trust executed on the IL h day Of De.
csmb-r, 1856, by Albert a. Morris TO ne. and Of
record IN the ClerA,s "fice f Henr CO County
tober lo6u at O'Clock /. M, Of f,ir; If no. the
neat fair day Their. after proceed to sell, o. the
eInises, 70 the hl 81 bidder for cash, certain
couats of Henrlco about one mile from the city al
dichmonj, Containing sixty two and 6ya Elk hths
acr 3 and telag part Of the tract of and upon
which the said Morris at present resides
se7-td j. j. WILSON. Trustee
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY:

Know all men By these presents, that we, the
setSarl0ers beng stockholders IN the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company, do hereby con-
stiuts and appoint our true and lawful
attorney and proxy 70 represent each of us al
genera! meetings of the Stockholders Of said Com
panE when We are 1t TsOndlly present, with full
power and authority at such general meetings 10
give .uch vote votes and 10 do such other act or
acts, IS each Of us could give or do, if we were
personally present.
Witness our hand and seals. this - day of -.
1856.
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- n 4 L II 4. ID GkD
STILL LOWER.
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
ON lbru OCTttREp

" STILL LOWER.
TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
ON 18th OCTOBER.
We hare marked doon nearly every aytie!sbs-
I%g s'' s,oeE e o RrEH h,ys eR
PIsEant ! >IIk H" b. cost SO, Tor So
1I. i,a.s 4 r 81 Sis F9ytahp
ALP &C CCAs *" na' B Sre sAz shA"'s>
s.sna cR Z e G H all wool DE L-INfs.
fogan's and lexande = MD GLOVES a., o. c,s
Ladies and Misses HOSlERS, ~ :" o"'
La0s s Mps II in sna q, Gamble Sss
Sc slot i4i ale sona,s
1ralL HoM n NAY TON IN
rake notice that CHAs ESQ kIDG =, the
p5h +. foEuM and rBoM.s j. BoTus infaut
Children 4 EDMOND r. Bosua IN tho State of
MtFysud, IN which State said in ants reside shall
20 i'Ion the tI'cuIt Cour. at Matthews count, on
nesdry, the 9 day at OCTOBER neat, To author
re me ~ sne Tor. recover and rec-ivs Mi monsy
and personal PROPERTY, includng rents M resp
ana ths proceeds OF the sale OF real estNte, winch
were appoIatsd y Guardian oil the SAID infan . in
, ,%s o"mm"nw s ot virsinit, an remove
oGHAs Gso RiDGLEY,
Sc laW4w Fer J. b. Don, N, 'torLey.
UaiBEK. LUMBER
- 20 feet heart lLLs as s ands-e;
,S ~ 1,s =. in nj Insh Ia and a'noh PLANK
10 W " SCANrElNG all sizes:
WEATutR BDARDINt, SHINGLES;
OAK AND Cf OAR Posts
hlFo $40 cords hest sessvGad OAK ANO pryE
WOOD; ali of which viii he sold on aeco mmods,.
INK terms
sToRAGE on sccor, mod.uns terms.
- fhILIfS COLEMAN,
tn i'-,h South side Dock.
\ AG III sese,lI us class FIRE IN
NE CU1PANlkS, the undersigned in
prepared To issue s" -
: nor 4 rEHN pOItCIES
10 project Increased stocts Of goods our n the
coming season Wv
hEnCAANIS desiring adtit oati insurance
arc saiiefod to cal. on ] Ii NONTf6Uk
Sc l-3lAwts Merchants Insurance. =
{ rkaIN hAGA, &e.-For sale, a full So q plv n
- Manchester, extra heavy GRAIN Hhns
made IN the strongest manner
YARNS wi oN
BAGS VIII be branded when dssired, and deliv-
efod free of charge Apply TO N'
WM. Il, POWERS. As.nt
Manchester Cotton aad Wool Mani 60
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\ E,acntor ~ T. ! m - TN 81 =. IS
IN the Ath OF September, 1860 Of lair; if not the
next lar day on the premises sell at auction tnat
valuable + M, known as Poplar Inn" In the
or less, lying four miles south OF Bowling Green,
and WITHIN Ia nnies of Miifosd DeGot. and adjoIn
ing the lands of John b. Co Dc q n ,thers n IL
a5emed unnecessary TO give 46ef&er description
OF the land. presnmng those fsYHsfg Ia urchase
VIII examine for themselves. Pc session gwen 10
seed acrop OF wheat aid full possess ion gwen LIST
January. "
itRMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance
II two equal instalEents nj ] and wears with in
tei est the purchaser executing bonds, with seeu
ritE, and 3 deed Of trust upon the property 10
secure the pay mCnt. J NJ @. DICKINSON
u = Iu,L,n.nn
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pAkAttNs VtL,~Ws are aew prepared A.
oder this article ~ sas mast favor aSls isg m In
aaAatlt,ss t. sett ma sesssIs
WsP1Tf RsDN 4 co. Draxs,sts
~ NAa sussa eosaN lask,
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.k5g MOsiI -Mss = alskFis viii ave
wv tnstfu. lion IN voehl and instrumental MI
>N1SlG. piano and Guitar after the Ist Of Sen
tenibeE at her mothers residence. S
For terms, apply at the house, Leisb street be-
tween ~ aud 3d. au io-Im
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FEMALE COLLEG e.
L a a a IA n ~ ~ u A " -

4 = A.
- NEAR OLD POINT ANO HAMPTON. VA,
The next session of this Institution will com
mence on the first WEDNESDAY in October -
The location, extraordinary on account of It's
beauty and heathfulness, the easy tn it
AT q its proximity t. Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
mouth, is particularly suited to a boarding School.
None of this dIyertIns or tempting Influences Of
the city here affect the pupils. Nor is there ans
hndrance from day pupils, as all are boaTders.
while they enjoy the rehnements and pleasures OF
r we'll ordered home. The course nj instruction.
IS divided into ten departments or schools IN ach
of which diplomas are awarded upCn wrtten ex
aLiinations. The Teachersare gentlemen OF thor
oush scholarship, and have secured for themselves
and the institution Il HI reputation.
TERMS:
Board, including fuel, lights and washing, for the
SCEUl dbliC wear . .telo "
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Collie
other branches, extra.
r. For catalogues, and further information,
address, Rev. c. a RAYMOND, Hampton, Va.
REV. THOS. II E, Portsmouth. Va.
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NOIisE.-nK. VIM. o. SNELLINGS having
retired from the Drug business, and disposed
o. hls Afore md effects requests those indebted to
him 10 make immediate payment, as longer Indul-
EeHce cannot ba gwen.
r. III. SNELLiSG< viii continue the practice Of
his profession. UFFiCE-At the corner of Broad
and 2stn streets, Church Hill Sc s-Iw
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y RI T. ION n V.

MRS PETER P. MAYO, Principal
Mrs. MAYO will open, on the first Of October
next. a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES Her object is to combine
useful and complete English education with a
proficiency in Muse. To accomplish this pur-
pose, her Professors tf French German and Ma
SIC will reside IN her family. OF which French will
be the common auGUaee.
For a Prospectus OF tbs plan of study, or Circu-
lars, containing terms. references aud other par
tlculars. apply to Mrs. PETER P. MAYO,
All 23-3N* Richmond Va.
~ Mrs MAYO has removed her residence to the
house recently occupied ny the late Judge p. ".
Daniel. on Fifth betweem Clay and Leigh sIreets