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DrArli or THos. e. BRouGuToS.-Thr aNoi.
foil: Day Book" brings us the melancholy ill.,
teliisencc of the death, on Saturday last, Of
Thos. G.. Broughtou, Esq Of that city, aged
il years. For the last forty years Mr.. Brough'
ion edited the Norfolk Herald" with an in.
dustry, ability and courtesy which command,
cd the respect, esteem and admiration ol a
large circle OF readers.
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ps2iElp HAEElI,
LIE MACHINE WORKS.
s. 1s.A2fE.

ATTORSEY AT LAW,
E5RACTiCE2 IN the Courts OF the city Of Richmond, GGd
/ the counties Of Eertico, Hanover ana Caroline.
lie Is also Notary Puhlir .Ea Commissioner Of TIE Gnited
States court OF ClaiEls.
The partnership between MT. Ch.sta!u While ard HIN.
sell being dissolved. h. 0Icc !: ua. Oh !ltn ttrcct, j4sl
below 9oddin'i Hail.
February ELY
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OLD sUMmERDEAN wI1IsKEY.

R1g'r. D. NICKNAME,
prpellart
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lIASGiSG rf \ SrY.-A reliable c0rrcspon-
dent, writing 10 .ua, from Princeton, in Mercer
county, Va, August 20th, says
Yesterday . nun BY the name II Patterson
F. Pennington, was hung and shot, n."e miles
from this place, b. the citizens Of this county,
as a spy from Gen. Cox's army, in the IA
nawha valley. Pennington was raised in this
county, and confessed his guilt"
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
THE next session OF this Institution will conmencron the
l. I.t day Of October, and end on the Alb OF July
The courses Of instruction in the Academic, Law sad
Medical Schools will be continued as heretofore, ana 4
School Of Military Science and Tactics, will be organ.-efin
time to 60 into operation 1.-THE beginning OF the Session.
A rumor having gained currency that the ChiTeisitJ
has been converted Into q Military Hospital, IL Is proper to
say that such Is not the case. Owing TO the crowded con-
dit.on Of the general Hospital at charlottesville: tae III
ycr.Ity buildings were throw open for the reception OF the
sick and wounded Of the Confederate Army, during the
vacation. Many Of them have already been discharged;
and such as remain will be rem ,red By az early day in
September. As the rooms become vacant, they are put
ia 8 thorough state Of preparation for the accommodation
Of students.
For Catalogue, address :nAUflN,
Aug 20-cEtd chairuaR OF the sacuit5.
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VALUABLE LAMBS FOR SALE.
rsyi:E subscriber Ti3hrs 10 sell four hundred acres Of
4 land. containing his SaT.sTill tract; about one hundred
and wrniy acres cleared, ard the balance heavily timber.
ed, lying Immediately upon the RceIy Creek road l9 rrile7
westof Abingdon.
Also, one other t,act, containing two hundred acres, ad-
Joining the lands OF Richard .;ucEolis and the land here.
ioforc sold ny M. to Henry C. Gibbons. The said tTo hun.
arri acres t-sc. has upon ia No. !, honse tTo stories va,
With fnar rooms; Fever fain:I wafer within ~ yard. 5f The
hnu:s. Abnu. IL scres are cleared and In good cultivation.
Also, a1s huniTei acres, ,y!ns on ihe South side Of Ilecdy
Greek road, adjoining the lands Of Thos. Moore and 9TH
rrs. about 10 acres Of which are Cleared n-w grvund-thc
first year: alsn 4 good we'll Of Tatrr, at the depth OF 81
rr-t-rever falling -a!l walled. There Is u good house up.
an thu tract.
TEl:AIs-one third cash the balance in six and nine
months, Rond with approved security will be required,
and the tltie viii III Ee,aiaei until the last payment i'
made.
Possession will be givel to Seed hy the arst Of Scpteu.
Me best, The strongest, the most portable, The most com
Portable and the cheapest now IN uss.
Porsoas desiring further information can address the
suhScrihpr at Buffalo Pond, Washington county, or The
f.liturs of the Democrat, Abingdon, Va.
IuHe l-rnM a.. ). BRADLEY.
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ENFORCING TIE BLOCKADE.

'hs s''ppirc interest Of New York is be.
festive under the ravages Of the pri-
FL" haze already destroyed property
.al'o.!i j. amount, ard are inhictins still
@'.e' 'o,S's b. driving freights from Amer.
: ;''!'':'s :" lie protection Of foreign flags.
.,' a|c2,i q captures by Confederate
''@sis r1!"'al!y keIh, wetfind that no less
"5'g n",r vessels Of all descriptions, have
'i@E fsncladi;,g eighteen seized in Sonth-
;he value Of which. exclusive of
'a"t@, fell short Of 81, 800, 000.-
- IL ..l-.-tl .. L--.
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DIR. GESSNER HARItISOS's SCHOOL.
rslHE next Session Of Beluon; Academy will begin Sep
u TENDER 10Th and end June Jjth.
TEAMS,
Boarding and Tuition, exclusive Of fuel bnd light, $3.50
for the session, payable onehslf September 10Th, or on en-.
tc ing, the other half February LIST, Is62. The school Is
designed for boys or ten years and upwards. Address
DIR. GESSNER HARRISON,
Aug ai-eoG2T Arlington Depot. Va.
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ACADEMY.

EDtEffIEL
fl1HE next session Of this School commences October lst,
& and continues ten months. The coursa IL fully pre-.
paratory TO the University of Virginia. Special attention
has always been paid 10 MATHEMATICS, DRAWING,
ENGINEERING, &C., and, hereafter, F0RTtFIOATIUN
ami other branches Of Military Scleace viii he regularly
taught IN The School OF Engineering.
TERas.-i25U per session. Liberal arrangements made
Us 10 payments. Address.
SAMUEL SCH0OLER., A. ~,
Aug. G-cGS IL. uu:ncy's T.. O., Caroline. Va,
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DISSOLUTION.
TsEHE Co-partuership Of GRAY, MILLER i co, here
l. iofure existing In Alexandra, was dissolved bs mutual
con'cnt. on the lst day OF August. All person. indebted To
said firm win make settlement With either OF the frp or
with Vim. H.. Rogers, OF WSrren,on, Fauguier County, Va.
Confederate s!ate bonds taken in payment OF accounts.
ASHER W. GRAY, vt
The PlaI:S, Eauqulcs County.
Aug e?--dln WM. MILLER, Army.
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nEs AND MISS MINo RS school,

NEAR CHESTER, CHESTERFIELD County, Va,
sxYILL 30 opcn again OcT0BER FIRST, 1861, for the
w reception Of Boarders and Day Scholars, and con-
ilnue till JULY FIRST, 1862. The location Is remarEa.
i,y healthlul and eligible, and Is very accessible, being
within half a mile OF III" Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road.
Parents lcsIrous Of Il pleasant retreat, would and con-
Yenieut accommodations for themselves at Chester. while
their daughters near them could have an opportunity Of
obtaining an accomplished and thorough education.
TERMS:
Half in advance; the o:her At the end Of the session.
Bourd, Irer session Of nine months. ......----...sl 39 80
wa shinu 10 %
lrstrrctjon In English. 80 90
Music, Instrumental and Vocal, together on Harp. 70 90
alusic on Piano, including Vocal. Notwithstanding 90
Guitar. 40 10
French w
No deduction for loss ofIime, except In cases of protract-
cd illness.
address, Ma. JEFFERSON MINOR,
Aue "a -ctOctl Miss D BYRON MINOR.
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IL NC HNIOND FEMALE SEMINAR
ls Gr.cE SrRrrr nr1KErS 2n AND aIu.

On GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND 4Tu.
4. NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
f8IuE next ses.ion cf this Institution, for Boarding end
Il Day Scholars, will commence on the Is, OF OCTOBER,
1861.
The Principal will be aided hi 4 we'll selected rorps Of
assis taut. In every department.
Tn terms will remain unHltsred.
For further information, apply 10
4. S.. DGPCT,
Aug 90 lot Richmond Va.
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MThe New York Herald Of 2lst, says Gen:
Scott is no coward. He has, however, been
guilty Of plumbers, and we are glad to see him
superseded BY Gen. Mcclellan What a iall
for "the Greatest Chieitain Of the Age" Even
the dirtiest BLACKBOARD newspaper u the
North deSpiseS him.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
frnInA DID pn1fnNr

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
HInE Annual Course OF Lectures In this Department will
Il commence Gu hoNDAT, November II, 1861, md will
terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, u. D., Professor Of Practice Of Mcd!-
cine.
WARREs ST0S Y. D., Professor Of Surgery.
A. CENAs, 81. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
GCSTArCS A. MOTT, 81. D., Professor Of Mat.ris He.
6icu.
7. G. RICHARDSON, D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, N. D, Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology.
& & E z S SRA \ NJ n D. D. Demonstrators Of Anatooy.
Tue Rooms for Dssec,ing will BE- orru on the second
sIoI LAY In October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital. "
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits,
and, free Ct expense, enjoy extraordinary practical ad.
yantages.
Preliminary to the Course, Lectures will be delivered
daily In the Amphitheater Of the Hospital, from the 7th OF
October, on Clnica Medicine and Surgery, and other sub
iects, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT NJ. D., Dean.
The Administration of the Charity Hospital elect annu-
ally, In April. fourteen Resident Students, who are main
tanned By the institution. Aug 16-c~t 1stSov
Tl1A gin store and for Sale by
SELDEN d MILLER,
kn1 Oc H 1nrpar1atb apl CIry SfrrrfI
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The letter written by a correspondent to the
Charleston Mercury" detailing tho secret
plans of our Government to effect the cap.
tnre of Fortress Monroe, is re-publ;shed gin full
in the New orlsFl erald Of W. lnesday,,~Augas
@ IL. - 49,. -. - --.E.-. .E-.. go
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SIOO KIEWARD, r3s

E1oNt the delivery to NE OF my carriage driver, BEVERLY.
4 lie Is - years old; color BLACK; six feet high: face
covered with short beard and moustache; large eyebrows
ami curling e~yeleshes. He probably travels In Il dsr.
grey, mixed summer coat, or blue cloth, with brass buttons
aud carpet bag. He gays he has read Shakspcsre,a ami
may travel with a forged pass, and shave or bis beard
when he reads this. lie hiss relatives at DR.. L. II. Stewards,
in King George, and Mrs. DR.. Frank Taliaferrob, In Or
ange, with whom he has been recently corresponding by
letter. Ha object being evidently to escape, lie ls doubt
lees lurking about the shore OF the Potomac, or Easine hii
way Eorthward, and may be about our encanpnents. The
above reward will be paid u caught over so miles fer!
fredericksburg, otherwise $50.
August o-tfI1k A. y. BERNARD.
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ERGOELASD SCB5OOL,.

AT GREENWOOD DEPOT, A%I.BEMAGLE COUNTY, "a,
fENiiE Sixth Session will open The LIST Monday in sep;en
4 Der and close on the 9th Of June.
TERMS 1858 Pc! session, 10 y" paid one half Is, Septcm
Der, one half lst February. WM. UlNWIDDIE,
Aug 2-dlTcts. PRINCIPAL.
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TEACH Ear WANTED

rENIE TRUSTEES Of tie CheEaw Academical Society de.
L sire to secure The services Of 4 TEACHER for II Male
nences The frat Monday In 0c.aher and terminates the
last Friday In June. The Teacher will bo allowed the receipts
of the School, lcsa 8 per cent. thereon. Judging from past
experiences, the Trustees suppose that the gross receipts
OF The School will bot be les1 than eight hundred dollars.
Applicants must be qualified to preparr boys for admission
to Inc South Carolina College, and "ll address tae under.
signed on or befoie the FIRST day OF September next.
Tiles. +. PuWE,
President Board OF Trustees.
CLcrsE. &. C.. August l., lS6l-cSG
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DISSULUIIO

DISSUL UT1ON.
fS1llE co.pnrtncr.hlp Of CLARksoN, ANDERSON x
< Co., WAS Dissolved on July Ist, by mutual CONSENT
J. A.. CLAkEsoS will oettlc the business, though either
party will slgn in liquidation. The books and accounts
can be found at the Office Of Clarkson ( Co., No. ivG M.La
street.
J.. a.. GARRISON,
j.. NJ. ANDERSON,
II. NEUWSELL.
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4 BAY HORSE, : years old, II hands high, sound az Il
"A dollar, well.bred, gotten by Timol!on; worksSS
we'll In single Or double harness; walks i've miles E$SyHh
All hour; acks well and riots well. NNs
ALS0-A No. ! SPRISG.WAG0S and NAkAkS--
everything comparatively new-adaptcd for Express.-
VII self the whole for s4l0-horse $500, wa2 ntile.--
Will sell either separate. Information can be Lad by up.
plying at his oeice. Aug Git!
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MILL

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
1sM now prepared 70 supply any demand for
PLASTER, FRESH GROUND Ter the Yal! c7op..
Ny stock OF Lamp Is large; selected !.nEI .hc l.ureit
Windsor (%ova scoiiA) Quarries, With heaial reference to
It's riclat3s IN au.PHLTE OF LINZ.
Thankful 10. the heavily Increased patronage, the repu.
t,tion Of ray brand ssail b- fully sustained Tor PURITY ind
PIT, ?gn PraGsG!z .Ii0s. JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
Se,l IT'S Once No. II Pearl street,
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WASHINGTON COaLECE.

"ASff1NGEON COLLEC e,
LEN1NGTON, VIRGINIA..
TSNIE next Session Of this Institution will opcn on the frat
A Monday 9th duy) OF October next.
la connection with the regular Academic Studies, Instruc-
tiou will be given In fortltcatIon, gunnery and ,actics, ;.c.
%conpauied By regular drilling.
J. j. CAMPBELL,
Aug a:-d,awSctist Oct Clerk OF Faculty.
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EDUCATIONAL.


A y educated and experienced English Lady ID prepared
n. 10 give Lessons In the Ornamental Brsnche-. Che
teuche. Mus!c, French, pslntius and Drawing from Nature.
and l., highly recommended by many Southern famiiie. o,
high standing. Address, without delay, c. C., Enquirer or
fee, Richmond. Aug 23-tf
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plSTISari3uED Among the dig
tinguishcd arrivals at The Exchange Hotel yeG-
terdly, We obso,y the nauIes Of Col. K. L.
Manning and Col. a. G. Rec, o; Gen. Bcanre-
u,rj'S staff.
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PIEDMoNT INSTITUTE, CtsAH
LOTTESyfLLE, Va,

A5 lsS a. LEAT0N, Principal. The Eighth Annual SEES.
1al sion OF This School besius on the 6rst Monday In Sep
ttnber seS;, and c!oaes during the latter part Of the ioI-
lowing June For particulars apply In the Principal.
July 25-ctl.t Oct.
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VIRGINIA ISSTITCTE.
iBtuE Board eli Visitors w.! EJECT at the Adjutant Gea-
4 erals Office, n the caT OF Richmond, on the Second
Tuesday II September next, and will receive applications
for The appointment, OF Cadets IN ths Virginia Military In.
stnutc.
Applications for state cadets will DC received iron each
u the Senatorial districts OF the State.
Applications for pay.cRdets will be received from this
State, from any State OF the Southern Contederacy, aud
ether States rot In hostility to the Confederate States.
The regular seXerclscs OF The Institute will be resumed
on the lst day OF October next, and all cadets now on fur
Tough, With those to be appointed on the 2nd Tuesday OF
September will be expected to report themselves prompt
~ for duty, on the lst OF October.
Applications for admission must be accompanied by ties.
timonlals OF good moral character, stating the full name,
age, and residence OF the applicant, and directed 10 the
Superintendent, Col. F. II. Smith, NJ Lexington, and all the
required Information will be furnished by him In reference
to the course OF studies md terms Of admission
aug l1-,dtlSept JAMES q BRUCE, Pres.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME.
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,

OFFICE CORNER OF MAIN M ELEVENTH STREETS
ENSURES white peraons for life. or for q term 81 years;
I And elayes for one or more (rot exceeding iou!) years.
Grants gnluiuca and endoWments on the most ~eIuits5l,
trrE.s.
don 10 rrpudIatc the policies OF our frll0W.c.tizens Tto
nay BIZ killed IN defence OF thslr bones, either BY tRkias
up arms, Or by sympathlzng with, or by lending aid AID
comfort 20 Southern rcbels, every prudent man, Insured by
them, ought at once to cancel his policy and Insure NJ
homs.
Books, containing the neces.Ary Information, are fcr
n!shed 81 the Office Of the company.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON, Presldsnt.
J.. ApAiR PLEAeAxfs, Secretary.
ELAlR BrsTEiL, 81. D., Medical Examines.
J. i. AcCAw, NJ. D., Consulting ~phy.lcinn.
RoscoE B. HEATH, Legal Adviser.
IrIu c
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SITUSTIOS WANTED,
z some Fem.ie Cnllepr or Ii.h School, by n VlrgiAIs la.
i dy and her diuch:er. who are we'll qualified either 10
take charge Of mn establishment or TO give their assistance.
Many years expt rtencc has fitted Them peculiarly { such
u place. A .itua;ion South Of Richmond would be- prefer.
red, and the hest Ind mos: f,ttsfnciory testimonial fur
nished II desired. Address Il. 81. SMITH,
Julr 23-rt. Enquirer Office.
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~v1RGINrA CENTRAL RAIL

u~VhRGINEA CENTRAL RAE
1N R0AD-N0T1Ck TO SOLDIERS on FUR
adopted a: n Convention o: Rail Road Officers, held II
Richmond the 2lst day oC August. 1861:
"Whercas, The proposition OF Wl. 7. Joypcs, Esq, for
Transporting persons Ia the military service, on furlough b.
reason of sickness, seems to admit Of n construction net
contemplated by some cf those who assented 10 II, and
leads TO variance OF action, and some companies having
declined altogether to acccde TO hi, proposition
'Resolvel, For the purpose or edectipg the same uni
forrnity Of action, on this subject, which has been attained
In the charge for the transportation Of the mails ,trcora
AID all subj ects Of freight for the Confederate Government
that The action OF the several rail roads should he a5 follows,
VIZ:
''That all persons In the military service travelling on
fur!ough, regularly made out by their Commanding Off.
Ger, be allowed to travel on the eamc terms fixed 10 be
paid BY the Government for the transportation OF troops,
viz: at TWO cents per mile; this privilege to apply 10 only
one trip each way, that is, going and returning"
This rule applies to SICK and WOUNDED soldiers, as well
as other persons in the military service travelling with n
furlough. Soldiers having an HONORABLE Dlscn ARoE, and
exhibiting the same, will be passed free. All others will be
charged full fare, unless they hive transportation orders
from the Quarter Master. 4. u. WHlTCOnB,
Aug Gig. General superintendent.
s~sPECIAE NoTICE.-TEE DOLLARS .
~ yesr saved at the least calculation, by using Que
ING. Tney cost Int OrvRsTv-rIvE Cent?. Sent 81 mail On
receipt Of SO In postage stamps or otherwise.
Also, every kind Of PLAIN AND FANCY REASl.s Tor
Flour, Tobacco, Liquors, Machinery, &c, made to order
AAN AZ. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
sort door TO The Columbian Hotel.
Sep Is shockoc Slip, Richmond. vs..
N~K NOWl.Es& ,,S EAAEoEn
Life and Fire Insurance,
nerr!ng's Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Machine Betting, (Lea,hcr and Hubber,i
meneely's Church and other Bells,
"s''s'' IA '"'''" an" A'''f 80 aaIs STREET s;a,:E
March % kchmonL
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NOTICE.,

T F. \ S, F L 5, NTSl
WI are pferarsd 10 contract Ior, and manufacture
w Tents Of all kinit at the shortest notice, ana on Fea'
soDable terms. VIZ solicit n call Of all In want OF the above,
before purchasing elsewhere, as our Tentsiare made Of the
best material, and workmanship unsurpassed. Ninth
Street betweea broad and Grace, Richmond, Va,
D. =. C0RDLE, Z. CnERi-
AUG oI-eodlm rndcr Stcbb'Es { Putin, 9th street.
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GOOD SEED.


- ii lit, London Times, who left the
49, tr'l ii Bull Run, July 81, certainly as
80 :'% "'c'ocS, =, NJ, according to his &C
s.. 4" l. 'a"l.:rnts, reached Washington at
II. |o~,2s!, /. ii On the back Of horse
"'i At.i' over the same ground in the
H.. .1: :id b a road INSTRUCTED by a re-
~"; Aliny.
"' 'i"HknG:s crTHE MIDDLE Passage"
s".He sAamiGa:iun II he case uf the SLAYER
naa' yesterday, Mr.. Milo L Robbins, who
.Me q the crew shipped TO go on a whal-
X ."!sgs, testified that the Eunber of slaves
-R,sete Intended TO be placed OH board the
nv ,s.oS' was probsbly about Too-that up.
a, oi 6o Of the slaves were drowned in be-
j., ..T4rec tcon the shoreto the ship, and
G. liver lOo were sufocated on the passage to
Tat OF; o flhe 700 slaves they Landed
D., 'aasie Il. the vicinity Of 500-men, VIC
S'o caildren.-Boston Erarelsr.
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Ilors AID BAELEY.-!See the advertisement 81
j.. d. Goodman & Co., in another column.
II is believed that tie liliels Of the sol! in
Virginia might 60 extensively into the culture
Of hops and barley, greatly to their advantage
ut this time. Each Of these prcdnc:s IS easily
raised, and commands n remunera,ing price.
.'0ae whu knows tells us that Barley Ii
n more certain and profitable crop than
wheat.
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O1LS.

O1LS.
NIRGISIA Parafiue, Burning and Luhdca,:nG Coal
Y Ola.
Tho Great Kanawha and Virginia
COAL AND OIL COMPANIES
consisting OF "Naure Citizens Of our own State" have sp-
pointed VI Agents for the sale OF their justly celebraed
BURNING y LUBRICAT1SG COAL OILS;
the qualify ~ warranted PURE and USADCLTERATHD,
s1S We invite the attention Of Apothecar!es amt Dealers
throughout the State 10 our supply, which will be large.
and sold by Wholesale Only, at the io~e6t Factory prices.
GOOCH l. ECIlOLS.
July 99-lmtx
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS,

OLD RYE WHISKEI.-1O BARI els very ole 8.
superior. For sale by
Aug ai-lw. DUNLOP, MOSCCRE, 4 q
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MOUNT laurel ACADEMY,

WOJST ENNREL &c
II ALlFAX COUNTY,, VIRGINIA..
TaNftE SESSION begins lst October and closes the last o.
i July.
The Instruction Il thorough and complete.
The situation, about loo miles south OF Richmond and
midway between the ses.board and the mountains, com.
Iiues al! thg advantages OF safety, health and retirement
that can be desired.
TKaYs.
For Board and Tuition, ten months, exclusive OF lights
aud towels, isjU. Payable half yearly In advance.
=. u. 70. every paying boardsr. J pledge myself 10 give
30 per session. to the Southern Confedrracy.
Address ne ~ "Clorsr Depot, Halifax county, Va"
Aug 3-ctlScpt. PIKE POWERS
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II. BAPTIST.

T. K TAYLnE. ]. II. BAPTIST.
SOETEaERE
rRI.iTIiR AND WRITING 1Hk ESTABLISHMENT
CIuy, between 18th and2Sth Streets,
RICHMOND, TisGINI,.
reIAYLOR 4 BAPTIST, (succcssors TO ToylGr Il Har-
yrnyr) PRINTING and WllIrlSIi INK MANUFAC.
TCREKS. lake pleasure In announcing TO the Southern
Public TIM, their lhh Factory Is nov in successful operation,
Tor The manufacture nf every description OF Printing and
wiring Inks, which they are prepared In furnish On reasGn-
nble terms.
WAYS on hand
WRITING INKS Of ali rol6rs in use.
~" All orders promptly attended 70.
Address. TAYLOR 4 BAPTIST,
Aug 2a-lm p. o.. Box 9S9, Richmond. Va.
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SfN9A;S AND COLLEGES.


HOWE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IVkY DEPOT, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
fsIHE sr' ion Coz mrncss r.pten,l,rr 1s,,, and cad, July
4 inh
TERMS: Board aud TuiIIor, EXCLUSIVE ~ Isi.s, 32l0,
payable hall yearly In ahvaore.
urr Medical service, will be given gratultousIy, ana our
hoHrdcrs treated as our own sons.
As our School will be limited 10 i small. number, a~pplcu.
ton shoGld be made early.
Address either fus, NJ ivy Depot, Automatic county, Va.
MERRlWETHER L. ANDERSON, 81. d.
join K. WOODS, ", D..