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~ IsbeIss d SON, Is.
t1ctIoneefs and Rsut Estate 4 Gents
4, sstsrssf hsstyeen Main and BanS.

.e,ss,s stoEERs SALE or FIFTY J,
= - tsIiEs On Land ON THE: QEE5p,,M94sIES
TnRNPikE AtT THEE NILES E ~ decree
or the G5uty Court or Henrico county ensrsa Az ~
gust H. Che sui. Of she sI, Sr sseedi 70 sc
sheitons administrator g as, VIII Pr WEnSES-
n the a M day Of septeubef at O'clock
IL. the real estate therein lent2nea. sI he
no,,ntv Of Hsurico, on tc Deep Kun turnpike
three miles from the city Of Kchaona,. ahd fr., te
10 Stainless SIN road and may be DIVIDED
into Two lots. each having front OH public r1aa
TERMS Enough In cash 70 pay COSTS gl so, ,ree
esaai fnstalnents at one, two and three years wv
purchaser giving his ,S a9 ,e ~ T b resned
, t While purchase money is paid and convey
'uiee "iaeIc" ~ wv JOHN u. WARREN,
=, Special Commissioner
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THE SWORD OF WILLIAM WALLACE.
sword of the famous Scots hero, William
Wallace, was recently conveyed hack to its
old resting place, in Loudoun Castle, Scot
land. by the Countess of Loudonn. "Thls
Sword,' says Glasgow paper, :" has been
preserved in Loudoun Castle from the death
of Wallace until five years back, when it was
removed by the late Marquis of Hastings to
bis seat in Leicestershirc. On the death OF
the Marquis. in 1868, it passed into the pos
session of the present Countess, who has just
brounbt it back tt.its old home. 1t will be
remembered that the mother of Wallace was
daughter of Loudoun, and that on the
death of his uncle. Sir Reginald Crawford, Of
Loudoun, Olungcd by the English at Ayr
Wallace had the custody Of bis only daugh
ter, Susannah Crawford, of Loudoun, who
married son of Sir Mel Campbell, of Ar
gvl anu was anccstress of the present
Countess of Loudoun. the hereditary cllsto
dian of the sword of William Wallace.
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For RENT.

L,OR RENT, Il BRICK DWELLING Ga
Il with six rooms. kitchen. and lot on the @I
south side of Broad street between Twcnty1rst and
Twcnty-sCcond.
4 STORE on Fourteenth street between Main and
Franklin, suitable for any kind OF business. hchl
moderate s -,
A FRAME DWELLING With six rooms and an
acre of land ON Broad street opposite The Richmond
4 BRICK DWELLING i'll comfortable repair.
witt, sin rooms and six acres Of land attached on
Elinwood street. the west continuation Oh hlalii
A FRAME DWELLING III 1Iarvctown, with
five rooms, Kitchen. lot. &c.
4 DESIRABLE OFFICE on Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bank streets. Apply 10
RICHARDSON & CO.
MI ,o1w lib Main street
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NIoUNTLAUREL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
HALIFAX COUNTY, VA,

HALIFAX COUNTY, VA,
viii open goth September, 1872, aid Close Goth June
1873. ,,..,,.
months $3.50: payable One-half Goth September and
the other LIST February, with no extra charges
Rev. JOHN L. CLARK, principal, with compe-
tent assistant will give thorough instruction in The
classics. and also In the French language, and In
mathematics and all the branches OF good English
education.
For full information, apply for circulars TO
Rev. JOHN r. CLARK.
,u Is-tScon Mount Laurel. Va.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

The Board of Visitors Of this Institution will NEE,
In Richmond on the 18th Of January. lsI3, for the
purpose of filling the chair Of TECHNICAL AGki-
CULTURE and MECHANICS. u which NATC-
RAJ, HISTORY has beer attached temporarily
Applications are invited from all quarters.
At the SAME meeting the Board VIII appoint a
FARM MANAGER or FOREMAN. Applicants for
this position will please state the terms on which
they will he willing IA serve.
HARVEY BLACK, Rector.
Blacksburg, Montgomery county, Va.
lat
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A CHOICE ABOUT DEArH.-It was claimed
by DR.. Guillotin that his famous instrument
for capital punishment was less painful than
either known or practical means for inficting
swift death, and the four executions that
took place at Maidstone, England, on A,l.
gust 18th, seem to have given support to the
claim. At all events, those executions have
shown that the gallows, as used, is not Il fair
way of killing, inasmuch as it discriminates
in the amount of pain inflicted on equally
criminal persons. 1t appears that the hea-
West men died very soon, while the lightcst
weight, q man named Edwards, lived a long
time and suffered horrible tortlres. The
matter has been much discussed, and it is
generally agreed that the heavy men, by rea-
son of their necks being broken at once, en-
dured little or no suffering. The very sim.
pile method of rectifying matters by attach-
ing weights to the person of the culprit,
which might easily be done after the cap is
adjusted, without his knowledge, does not
yet seeul to have been thought OF.
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aIi 3n-3t

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, FRAME
Il DWELLING with three rooms, and SHOP
attached. On FoIlshcc between Broad and Grace
streets, Nos 2l0 and 212. The lot fronts 10 tcct.
more or less Fu,Isec street, AMI extends back "a
feet. The house has gas fixtures and privilege of the
use Of well Of excellent water. Further particu,
lars can be had ut No. 1901, corner nl Leigh and
Norton streets, north of Buchanan Spring.
pT-Itk
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Tnaars ard ssiseoisy- "
-, az. \ onson TeIegsspb, August 10. E

i - =. =
Z Adolnhe Theirs has, as IS matt of pure
recori. thought more, wrought moro, done
more. and talked mere in his sepenty-five
wears than thirty average men /; and the COD.
sen,,ence has been that rant readiness ana
forre of intellect which makes him so easily
master of his marvellous position. Some
unkind adversary said, bitterly, the other
day. of the French President, that "be
had nothing great except his stature" The
eny,o1,s epigram really lays tribute OF glory
at his feet, since it commentaries the
suprb stvlc In which he has made mind tri.
umph over matter, witha the world against
him, conqucriug Destiny itself by means OF
two sole weapons--tbe vigorous mind ana
the healthy body. Nor can we fail to re-
cocnizc the school in which he trained MS
cxhaustless mental strength. Journalism
gave him the habit OF omnisclencc, ana
taught him the precious lesson OF InceSsant,
steady, misunderstanding all-suhduin% TON.
II is no accident which at this hour presents
Al. Thiers as the actual Sovereign OF France,
and III America gives such formidable aspect
to the candidature of Editor Greeley. Both
men are specimen pupils drafted from that
stern. ceaseless pdlRstrd Of modern times
the press, which wears out the weak praii,'
but grinds the strong one into thinking STUN
fit for all needs and uses. OF the moral sldc
Of the colossal tolls accomplished by NJ.
Theirs we do not spcak-wc arc gazing at
him in his dressiug-g gown and slippers, and
morality lies widely apart from marine pro-
mcpadins. Certainly everybody must al,
m,rc him as an instance of what one hcad
,,u carry--that head which, covered WIN thc
cleaning snow-whitc hair, and brldged with
the historic spcctaclcS, iSa machine OF eofIcell-
trated and varied force. compared where.
with NaSms this steam hammer may I've called
a trile. and a 2C-top locomotive but toy.
What was the might of Achilles, after all,
with his brutal strength and coarse vaor, to
the fine, subtle, compact fghting-power crys,
talIized in the p,n mater of Adolphc Theirs
One sees the difference even by Homer's own
account. The Greek warrior was obliged to
repair to the seaside that bis mother, Ihetls,
might refresh and rcdrm him. The modern
fighting man goes there from ferceI
conflict to read metaphysics, while he makes
the Sea-nymphs jump under the waves at the
thunder of his holiday warfare. We offer
our best compliments to NJ. Theirs d"r
rains. In our opinion he would even now
cut up into whole "Iliad ., full of ancient
regulations.
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ByHsrnardson q Cos 80
Rea, Estate Agents and ancflonf II,
40. ria Main street
!, rpAwE nWEI III gfis a M v AC.ANI

FRAME DWELLING AIyIt Y 49, s.As,i !,
A lot ADJoISIEG on TIL EAslT Sit ,I:r III
STREET NEA y II 3, N ,riT,E
We shall cell by auction the premises on ~
DAY the Cd September, at . o,cia p rooms and
r Ut incatei ne Above having frGlt Of "a fcet anu
n deb OF ITO feet which Will he divided mo w" VI
more lots 70 suit the views Of purchasers.
TERMS: One-thrd cash; balance I'D sI anu ,a :"
nartbs ,r,ty, interest. secured ny deed OF trust.
hr on an WV" RiOHARDSON & CO.. Auctloneers.
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IsES'EAURAN'FS.

VETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
~ fortified against summers heat.
What with one eNpedicnt and another II 6TH2lS3.M
will 10 hard II lie doesn't keep his ellis Ea4SSsG
toners and friends cool and comfort NsH
able. let the summer god rage never so llcrcely
us LARDER has the best products Of the season,
from the tropics to the lakes, which are served III
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
supcrior LIQUORS-uncIuGllc'i IN this city Ii
with these and ices and cooling mineral waters gem
tcmen can't keep COOL theh the weather must bc il
hot us Nesuvius Itself.
Thankful for past favors, lie rencws his invitation
to the public, and promises satisfaction If that Is to
I've found I'm this world. jcl0
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EOR RENT, the SECOND-sTORI T::f
Il FLOOR ut No. 313 Grace street, between NJ
win, other convenience and PRIVILEGES Possession
6i''" "' 'N -Nft'' All oC-cOd3tk
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EHSTRAYED COW.-Came to my fSy.5
IL farm. IN IIcnrico county on Nine. Hilc..AT1~>.
rn,J two and n half miles eilst Of Richmond. on
.5th Instant, tall RED COW Win tils nl horhs
sawed. IL. I. bhAAlcN,oh
AUGUST 81. 1879. I'LL .''"t'
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TRUSTEES SALE OBJ VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
AS trustees In deed executed March 2lst, 1871, by
Ferdinand Jones and wife, We will expose 70 sale.
on the premises, to the highest bidder, at public
auction, on SATURDAY, September 9Th, 1872, the
very valuable FARM on which Ferdinand Jones
now resides. This farm contains FOUR HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, adjoining
the lands Of Philip j. Jones Colonel George +. Tay
loc, and others. Is about four miles from Orange
Courthouse and three from Rapidan station: soil of
fine quality, improvements good. water abundant,
large Young orchard of choice apples and other
fruits.
This farm offers rare Inducements to enc desiring
country home, hCimg located In 4 section uilour-
passed for health, beauty of sceucry, and fertility Of
soil
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day of sale
Z. Il. JONES,
WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS.
an l1-tds Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Wellington Goblin,
Aucti0ucer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh. and Bank streets.

TXCELLENT AND VERY CONEE-
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK DWELL: =
ING on THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY AIRY 81! BE-
TWEEN FOUSHEE AND ADAMS SIX i,.i,l,S
small family does not require 90 large house,. |
offer for sale The EXCELLENT BRICK DWELL
INC; located az above. The lot has front of IS by
Ia feet TO wide alley. The main dwelling contgl ns
seven rooms With silh-basclDen In which iSa fur
mace for heating 1t when ncccs AIRY; iron railing In
'front.' front and roar purticOs, with wing contail-
ing three rooms below for servants and above bath
no ms &c, two chambers, nnd IN rear thereof an
excellent brick Kitchen, in which istold aud hot Wa
ter: also, stable, wood and lighthouses. The Whole
premises are not only remarkably well built but are
very convenient and In perfect order. The plumb
i,p alone cost. only few years about Ni9n.
personal iusueciiou will scrure Il purchaser. b.
cil!ing at my ufrc will accompany those wl" wish
10 purchase To ste tine property.
W. G9DDIN.
an 3u-3t Real Estate Agent.
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AZ cook & Langhton. Airtioneers,
..r.,ar rranIsifr, and Governor streets.

n
g. NJ cook q Langhton. Aurtioneers,
corner Franklin and Gorerisor streets.
|yENERaL ASSORTMENT OF FUR
NrTTTRE ATAUCTJOS.-THfS DAT ut j.
O'Clock we will sell nt our aucton-ISons nh as''
,nent of FURNITgkE; Consisting Oh
1g 40 Any sIDEBOARDs and BUREAUS
MISREPRESENTATION II III. .wATER-COOLERs,
CANE and WOOIl-sEAT CHAIRS.
M u0GASY SOFAS and CHAIRs,,-c
" q USt:INY and STAINED WARDRobES'
SUIT(,K and HAIR NATTREssES'
2 : nSK ING-Gi,A ASSES. LOUNGES,
EIRR0THKERY. GLASSWARE, FURNITURE
COOKING STOW ES.
KTTCHEN FURNITURE. &c. .rrc,rroS
o Anctioneers.
CHERlFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at the
- house occupied nv j. G. Wharton, No. 3Gt
pro"k avenue, on FRIDAY, August 80, 1872 tie
TnIIowing property-tO wit:
] CABINET,
SMALL TABLES,
/ WhSIlSTASD.
/ FENDER.
! BEDSTEAD,
SAFE.
/ SHOWCASE.
Di.UBI.E.BARREL GINS ana
SINGLE-BARREl. GUNS-
to satisfy I'M execution in my hands In iaEoF ~ w.
II. Irwin against j. e. Whar4u AM u; Lew,s i'e'
a., an Sheriff City Of Richmond
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RrJSINEsS WANTS.

WANTED, everybody to send one dollar
w 10 Messrs. WOOD & LUSSFORD. Danyill".
va for copy Of the " DASVlLLE i'iRECIp-
RY." giving tile names, business, and location %
every person In that section Of country: embracing
the adjacent counties of Virginia and North Caro-
lima. III -V--t
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VlR
- GINA, NEAR hLEXANDRIA.-rhe 2oth
Annual Session OF this SCHOOL FOR Boys opens
SEPTEMBER Is. l,72 Terms: $3.50 per year. Cata'
logue witt, particulars. ent on application I" i.
NJ. BLACKBOARD, y. A.. Principal; Alexandria,
Y, uiI 2-i& WIN
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.ALIFAX COURTHOUSE

Ill MALE sCliJ0b
optns on MONDAY the 9th day Of Stpta,rbet, B73:
ID BE paid oil Gilrahct and the Balance oD the Of
Match, 1881 s?lt; tuition in the ClrSscs aid Nahe-
tiatics $50; tlrsitom I'm French nnd Mathematics,
$50 tuition IN English branches, $50; washing. fuel,
and lights. extra For circulars, &C., address Z. II.
CARPENTER. Halifax Courthouse, Va. au sims
DOTOMAC ACADEMY formerly Alex
i andrla Boarding SCHOOL,, established by Benh-
min HalIowell In 1924. a complete English Siathe-
NAUTICAL, and Classical course taught. Also French
German. and Spanish. Catalogues furnished at re-
quest. Next session Will commence September lSlh
TERMS: For board, tuition. washing. and lights
$3.50 per halt-sessiom, In advance No extra Charge
except for Modern Languages. Address
CHARLES ). TASLOR,l Associate
JOHN $. BLACkBURN,t Principals,
ulI l2-co,ilm Alexandra. va
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MULES. HORSES. dc.

TNCuANGE. SALE. AND LIN-fN
II ERY STABL E.-HURSES ASDNZAs
MlIES-TD FARMERS. TRANSFERS. AND
ALL IN WANT OF GOOD STOCK AT Low
PRICES AND ACCOMMODATING ERMS-Me
would invite them TO look at our sSnrtinelt. We
MILES and from twenty to thirty HORSES, anu
are receiving directly from the West.
TURNER & CO..
DAVIS old stand.
r. S.-Tlrce pairs large No. BROKE MULES
(young) ami several pairs MATCH HORSES.
an 9l-Im TURNER & co.
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TTIGH CONSVABLE'S SALE.-1 will
II sell at public auction. ut my office. No. l5Gt
Franklin street, on SATURDAY. August 3lSt, at II
o'clock A. NJ. the following property. To satisfy
sun,irv distress warrants In my hands:
MAItBIE-TUP BUREAUS AMI WASHSTANIlS,
WALNUT and STAINED POPLAR NAKD-
ROBES. ~
CANE-SEAT and WINDSOR CHAIRS,
SOFAS. PICTURES, BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESS, CARPETS. MIRRORS,
PIER GLASS, CLOCKS.
EXTENSION TABLES, CRADLE,
STOVES, SIDEBOARDS, RfFRlGERAToR'& c'
m 9eat II. &. c. X.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS G0neSro
~ men were arrested on the 2ith instant, ninlch
William Henry. David Burke: and Sedrn .lohns4l,,
having In their po,scssion TWO t:) COWS OF INC
fnIl,Tirr drscriuiiou Onc a small young red buff
rIIn cow: the other. red with white nelly, three
white legs and one white foot long. sharp horns
white sn0t ON top of right shoulder and on the back
near rlnp and has one teat nearly cut of. Neither
give milk. AIT,
oflirr' JOHN POE, JR.,
M os,t Chief of Police.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, q nice FARM,
i thirteen miles from Manchester. containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, near old
courthouse. 1t has new frame dwelling AMI ali
The necessary out-budugs; half Of tile land Is well
tlnbered and the balance In cultivation. The soil
Is good, and in good heart: also, a good rcarli
and ample orchard The dwelling cost $4,000 since
the war. A portion OF this land Is low-i'rouir!s
Price. 81 500. Terms easy
several FARMS lyiIg near MANCHESTER contain
Ing from FORTY la TWO HUNDRED ACRES, at
price. ranging from $500 To 4l.5vv, with improve
mcuts, on liberal terms.
au 2s MOODY & ROYALL.
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XCHAN SALE AND f1o
II LIVERY STABLE. FRANKIIN[cA
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH, RICHMOND. VA.-MtLES and
HORSES for sale. Parties In want of stock VIII NM
# to their interest to call and look the stock. All
stock warranted as represented. Stock taken ON
livery. -.
~ .2-Gm EDMOND BoSSlEuA.
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BY Robertson < Bronauvh.
Real Estate Agents and Auctiuucers,
Manchester. Va.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, PROPERTY
Il OF EVERY DESCRIPTION In tile town OF
Manchester, including large and small Brick and
Framed Houses, and Vacant Lot. in all parts nf tn.
town. We have also for sale number OF very de-
sirahIe Farms IN Chesterfield and the adjoining
counties. In all Of the above mentioned property
great bargains arc offered
Particular attention given to- the renting and
leasing of property ald aucton sales 81 personal
property. ROBERTSON L BRONhUGH,
office opposite the courthouse.
iv 3p-3m Hull street, Manchester. Va.
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By Grlbbs Il Williams.
Auctioncers and Res! Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

THAT BEAUTIFUL SOU Al RE OF
GROUND IN ADAM>'S Plan BnCNDED
BY TWENTY-EIGHTH, TWENTI-NiNIH;,r
AND Q STREETS, $50 BY 2c0 EEL . ~ pr
ri + SIZES: ALSO. VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS on The FAST SI R6 os I sTfEETs
Al hTrc-TI0N.-On MONDAY the 2d day of Sep
iommr. commencing at half-past o'clock p NJ.
we win sell upon the premises SQUARE No 10, m
Adams's plan, bounded rs above. Ii VIII he SUD-
divided into lots of suitable sizes.
Also LOT at the southeast corner oi IMcm, y,
,hn .nst side of rwnlty seventh street beginning NIFTY
fer, north of o street, 10 by 1870 feet both running
lack to an alley twenty feet Wide.
These lots are beautifully situated and very COLI
ycnient TO the proposed new market-house.
indications Justify the belief that the above pro-
nertv will rapidly enhance In value
fTt;pMa. al sale GRUBRS & WILLIAMS.
an % Auctionecrs.
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GOAL, COKE. WOOD.-By schooners
J McSlain, Ocean Bird. and Morning Light ny, aln
receiving cargoes Of very superior RED and MHbIE
ASH EGG, STOVE. and CHESTNUT ANInh ILL.,
CITE coal for sale at the very lowest inarkee
ra,ci Also a FUN supply, at Colnpany's prices Of
CLoyEK HILL LUMr, mA H. T T hest tf C6dk
me COX T. Also AIACHINE-SAWED and SPLIT
OAK and PINE WOOD Of I"egllt tbc bsst E,st
BED; ,Hn GOAI for manufacturing pilrposrs
For fuel of any kind apply TO the subscriber
~, Moi, etreet and Ninth and Cary streets.
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DETHEL Academy,
ID NEAR WARRENT0S.

BETHEL ACADEMY,
ID NEAR WARRENT0S. II
FAUQUIER c0USTY,YIRGINIA.
Session opens sEPTEsiBER 18th. 1872 S
Board and tuition. $3.50 per session OF Eve month";
No extras. For Catalogues. &c, address A. q.
s srineipas NJ sp cssns q p fs 1I
foot, late principal Virginia High School tnipeper
|HoLLiNs INSTITUTE.
B0AaRa s 4 rJ 5ssHH ss Sph hSp eesS a
Colonel GEORGE ssE = ThYEo ~. President Board
q eIh Lsisss I. Go .S F.. superintendent.
su%aFfGfs h lna an H. irLEAsaNTs hal and saaf
't qmy iRshEs h: COOKE, A. NJ, Municipalities.
Miss SALLY MAYS, Singing and Cultivation 81
miss MISS SALLY L. COOKE, Assistant III Ian.
MADAM BUTTEL. French Conversation
MISS ROSA 2. COOKE, Assistant In Mathe-
MISS BETTE d. FowLkEs, Drawing and
:. MRs. NJ V. COOKE, Head of Domestic Depart:
ment.
Mr. SRs: re. +: H NSsKHsa;I siatron;.
Madam BUTTEL Is native Of France, Of ex.
pericnce In America as teacher OF French
TERMS.
Board and tuition, $.te: payable In three install.
neuts at intervals of ninety days. 40 extra charge
for ancient and modern languages. For must:
drawing, aud painting extra charges are made.
The buildings contain ONE hundred apd twenty
70 )s, all admirably arranged, and the grounds are
most bnautifpi and Attractive.
For Further Information, address the
SUPERINTENDENT.
au 2i-Iw&ScptlO lw Botetourt Springs, Va.
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THE NEXT SESSION OF HAMpDE.ss
IL SYDNEY COf.LEGE aiii begin on Thurs
DAY, September 5fh. Sl<ss Il, DO
In addition 10 The studies OF the curriculum, ~
structien will bs given Ia German by Process, .e
ter Blair, and IN French by Professor addisoa MS
ct a fee OF $50 for each language. ,,,a..
For further particulars or for cats!eene,, a1>
REV.. III. r. ATKINSON, y. ID,
flampden Sydsey GoilfSs.
~ ls-3m Prince EDWARD e9anis, d.
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LOST. STRAYED. dc.

NOTICE.--Taken up by the police, eLEI~
~ m thc oath Instant one Jay HORSE. ~
which can Ir seen mt Valentines stable. near Tie
rnrnr of Broad and FuIslcc streets.
Hereafter the ordinance viii bt carried our strlcu!
I'm regard 10 horses running At large in the street
- JOHN POE, JE..
.u mat Chief of Police.
MONEY FOUND.-I have in my posses
IVI zion an AMOUNT OF MONEY taken from Il
coorcd girl. The owner can iv 1t on proof OF loss
JOHN DISNEY. Captain of Police.
nj ,nat Second District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-30
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
NJ. l2l2 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ FARM IN
i IlENEICO COUNTY, ON THE KINGS:
LAND ROAD, ABOUT TEN MILES BELOW
HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES. THREE
RODS AND TWENTY-SEvEN POLES, NEAR
TIE FARM Of MRS. EMILY GROVER. AT
PUBLIC AuCTION.-By virtue OLA certain decd OF
trust executed by Allied r. Bullin aud wife to me
ustee. dated 5Oth January, l5Gi. of record In the
clerks Office OF Ilcnrico County Court iE ID. g. y D.
3is shall. Ill the request of the beneficiary therein
named, sell ut publiC auction. In front Of DcDricn
County court-liI use. or MONDAY the I'd day of
Septcinir l,i2. at the hour Of - o'clock ii. that
being cOuri-ay), the above described property. Tile
land Is very good ami offers fine opportunity b.
parties Wishing tn buy.
TERMS: viii hc sufficient I'm cash To dcfray the cx-
pcli>cs of sale and Ia discharge the amount OF money
.c under said trust and IL the residue Of Tie
purchase money, on such terms and time will be
ma,js known ut the hour of sale.
On HENRY cox, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-30
WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOODROW hind and
I cnnst,utIy receiving y full assortment Of BlLS
CONS aud WOOD. ANTHRACITE COAL Of
best quality at $50 81. $3.50 and si33 Rer u1n
we'll screened AMI full weight guaranteed CLUSEE
HILL coal from fI.5O to $3.50 per load piNE
WOOD from IS to 50 per cord. 0Ah MDop'
$3.50 per cord, all delivered free Z. Ii. fAIE,,
mon Nineteenth and Cary streets.
FOUNDRY COAL.-Landlns To-Day, u
cargo of BEST LEIlIGH FOUNDRY SOaL.
@'' S. II. HAYES.
mn o,,y Eighteenth aud Cary streets.