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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-12
More than 200 were seen on the Pro-

More than 200 were seen on the Pro-
peller, whose fate is unknown
The Captain Of the Huron, however,
states that on the morning of the 2Sth
he saw singular looking vessel in the
distance, which is conjectured to be the
Propeller.
Intense excitement prevails all over
the City.
Hope is entertained that some of the
missing boats may have reached land,
or been picked up, and the number Of
saved be larger.
MARKETS.
New YORK, 18th. 2 p. NJ.
Flour market firm, with good de-
mand for home trade. Sales 5000 bbs.
81 10 SIS ,25 600 common for S.. so a
S15 and Genesee closing firm, with
good inquiry.
PROVISIONS, Moderate. PorkSl2-
% 1887 ID for mess. Beef favors
buyers. Sl3 for old and SD 1880
for new country mess. Lard 10 II a
l02-4, small sales. Cutter II a IL for
Ohio. AMI Is a20 for State. Cheese dull
GRAlN.-Sales G000 bu. good white
southern wheat Sl,75 Sl.85, and 700
bu. prime white Canadian at 81, IS. Rye
plenty and dull. Sl.l5.
Farley lower, 81 ,l29.
Corn unsettled. Transactions moder-
ate. Sales $4,000 bu. at 78ai so for in
fcrior to white mixed
Oats IS 80 81
HALIFAX, IL.
No news of the missing boats.
In addition to the Brieantine and
Elsa, despatched by Warren & Brothers
by an arrangement with the American
Consul, with instructions to search for
six days, it is expected the Steamer VIC
torla will be sent out.
The steamship Union brings London
dates to 9th.
The expedition is going on favorably
for the Allies
\ general engagement was expected
before Scbastopol on the 10th.
The Tartar population of Crimea sym
plthize with the expedition.
LfN ERP0OL.-Corn market firm
with slight advance in wheat and -four.
Money stiff. London corn market steady.
American flour firm.
The Nlcerory Of Egypt has given or
ders to despatch 1000 troops to take part
in the war of the East
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

THE WOMEN OF GREAT BRIrAIN-There nro
359,969 old maids above forty years of age in
Great Britain. There are l,407 225 spinisters
between twenty and forty, and l,ll39l2 bache-
lors of the same age. In the list of the occupa-
tons of women there are eighty-eight author
esses. eighteen editors or public writer's, six hun
dred and forty .threr actresses. one hundred and
tmrtY-hve dan>euses, sixteen equestrian~. of
the female domestics 40 less than 675,3ll are
entered under tbe denomination of general
servants of the h,gher ela~s of servants the
hohsemWds arr more uumerou- than The cook :.
the former being 59@3T. AMI the latter only l.,
-oh. and there are above 5dOsI "hause- keepers"
aud nearly 40,GtO nurses snSuS Report
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

The young State of Wisconsin is represented
to be in a highly prosperous condition With
the liberal aid of Congress, the school fund is
estimated at five millions of dollars, and the rev
enue from it alone this year is Sl50,O00. The
State dent is limited by the Constitution to 500
900. This debt has been created bv the issno
Of per cent. bonds, $4,000. and I per cent.
bonds, 100000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

a new steamer, placed upon the CLYDE. has
her machinery SO constructed that she may be-
made to go laterally or diagonally, to go back
to 60 ahead, to whiri round in her own length like
pivot, in word, to perform any description of
man@uvre or gyraticn hat possibly could be de-
sired on tho water,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22
The M xican iInsurrecH ION,


We arc IN possessing OF reliable information
from the camp of the insargent army, which
states that thcrs had been another bloody IN
ragement between the insurgents aud the GOV
ernment forcr- before tho eity at Victoria From
what we Gun ieuri il seems that Gov. dc Ia Cur
IN WI hc-rged ia Victoria by rcgunr force Of
201o men. fbc hc.iegers. confdng in their
discipline aud vastly superior numbers, charged
the bI,u~t works nf the be-icgHd with thoughts
Of an easy victory. The numbers within The
brca-tworLs were srurll in comparison H. their
nssnllants numbering, all tod, not exceeding b
or 7tIO but they were huOycd with deter
minntion found in the saercdnos- Of their cause
and mot their enemies in the true spirit ot free
men Three different cbarge- were madc upon
the triple entertainments. aud each time the en-
MY war rcpll-ed wIth henyY in--. The insUrgcnt
statement cstimntcs the los in He'd and woun-
dc, the part of the enemy, nj iUD. ana we
nre told that the officers of the regulars them
selves acknowledged loss Of 100 men.
Tho fight, wrnro informed, continued for three
div, when, on the nlghfoi the third day, the
insurgents having exhausted their ammunition
aud being out Of provisions. abandoned the city
This they were allowed In Ia without opposition,
taking with them all their artillery ravc two pie
cc- Of hcnyy callbfc, which could not be rcmoy-
ID aud which thcy spiked. In these engage
ment- -ooa eight or ten officers are -nid TO hu,e
teea killed IT disabled, and among TIE killed the
gallant Lieut. Col. Lamndrid, Of the regiment of
Tres Wins. he loss on the side of tho patri-
ots Is said "a have been very ."iiiing. This whole
niar occurred before the junction of the forces
Al Victoria with those which left this frontier 10
theiT assistance. The latter never reached
TIM friends Until after the fighting WIZ over
hui they are now united, however. aud our IN
iormant us-nr,4 rs That they fed Themselves
competent Ia coPe with any quantity af hlrcng
aoehos "heh ia 'ir tyrant masters may send
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

Heaih Of Bishop Hdinr1ght.
New York, Sept. ll.---But 1unt hopes arc
now entertained of the recovery of Bishop VAN
WRIGHT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

The shippers AT Antwerp have chartered at
London the three large American ships pmcr
Pasha, Northampton, and Arcadia, to convey
passengers and freight from Antwerp TO the l..
States not having salhennt vessels there y sup
ply the increased demands Of emigration.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

jas. Il. Clay, sen If Henry Clay, in note to-
|' cditorof the l.,Nagh,n Observer contradict
q. sofort published in one Of = pnpcr. that
a- Ia Kentucky 10 purchase A-hlma, fin
n,u,. residence OF Henry Clay, and which nov
belongs Il his -on !. H. Ia his note 81. !. D.
'iay -ays. Never having offered Ashland for
-A,r presume ne.th"r MIR. Inv, Any ON,
Il " woaId venture le oticr nae tho insult ot r..
pr-.#f, lis purch#=e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22
C4RRitGE &. HORSES at auction.

Ga Saturday no ui.e lar2.' II ssh. OF, NAH,
st rAcethnl Cau iaeres,I II trss with two good
Horse, and the Li"ca,,, lot H.. Dalancr o. t1. ,en,
sep 22-2l r. PHELPS I'M =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate


nm BY ydaeatn d.ed o. r'i>r executed 10 ne l., TT
LEA NJ tnnnt' Sr. ,nd o'l, is. nn lhn 20 Jun, III
Isl n1i recorded ia tie Clerks Ofre at the Ct4pf
bel County CONT, s5al ituccrd sell the yoiu5I,
rr"""i,y Ihrtrin conveyed IL me, ro5ous
ON SATURDAY., The llt tiay of Octo,nr rrxt viii be
sid, "o thf lromjSre, de-ir,bl. House and Lot
situated on Cocha in TN cit ol Lyc burr uni il
liz sane laprha-. b, tic ~ait II. Co nell, ST. II d
/ {. Peers Pos, sssn @rn On or before tbs. |. OF
January. ls55.
On Slnrdtn. the 2Isl Of thr same luoa;!, vii be-
so ON tie promise, ia of slip al ground cuiaiiipg
tho" hubdrr -' ltnaf, the Cafnl. the rn..,y
Il upbal and los thar nile rom the tiv nf Lyprh.
burg -togeth#r with Nil the imrrnyemcus thereon.
canSi-'in ota large and colnn,odon- corn Il PI.AS-
TER Nj in Nhrht er, il al iirf. necessary wn.l
and spinning mn htncry &c : large = TO REHOISE
This property is considered vuilabie c-pce :slly
by those III" know lis advantage usn mill site Tl.
Improvements am all NEW; the watei power sufficient
n anynnd all purpose; and the mill which j. built or
TIE best htioa be enlur2ed if necessary und aapt.
ed t'nny Kind OF mlnuhcturc. Thos- i,,irine t. pur.
cine sreh roP-ry requested to call and exn ne
Tor observation-disclosures thu i vety rare tta ,uch
property Is brought MO mhfkrt,
TERMS tpon IA credit Of four, Gig ind tnelvr
months negotiable puper satisfactorily endnr sed An
the utle 10 the property rctui ed until the rurcha.e IN
ney is paid. NM, Il. ROANE up.tce
sep 2l-dt2 loot
~ LAnehhurg R,lublicuu, Richmond Whig ard
Emo Iircr copy 2tnwtd-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22
Book. Stationery. Music and Fancy
EsnS5bes.

H. 9H..' s..siNin-, few lat.. from tn, Norm.
'ra L .5.-.- ~, and wd ir,Ict SUCK II B"oh+
I'm >tas.'"lN Na-ieuod tanry a'ti.'es uni ~ rrr
zen - ,t'rN, trough srn Wi Ia" found In crmili,e
soea a..ol'urnt oil School BOOKS. ,vcls. Music Ma.
.'cai lestrneof,. 4. Prsat. wt-hns 10 purci,.e
ok my Kind would do vii to give h'n. col
.iO4s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

LIVING WITH TIE MEX BRokLN.- The Brat
tlcboro' Nt) Eagle gvc, IN account OF an
man who lived rolur time after having hi. neeL
broken by nn cnraeed stallion. The fracture of
the neck coInprcssedth the spinal marrow so sio!-
entity, rs wholly 10 prevent it from aior5mS ANY
communication between the brain and body. \ "a
consequence, the whole body below the fractur"
was para zcd, deprived alike Of sensation mud TN
power oi motion. But he retained tie tulI
possession Of his mental faculties. aud conser>cd
mtcIligcntIy. Not only this, bat by means Of
the nerves not in,o.ed in the calamity n tie
spinal aarrow, the brain kept upits communlca
ton with the ytaI organs nearly twg hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

TukfnER MEMcAN NEws-.Ih he sentence Of
death against the French prisoners taken ut Gu
,aiuar has been committed 10 ten wears mrris"n-
mcnt, with the exception Of tho Of Count Boul-
hon and his officers Who are Ia be shot Don ltur-
bido ha- been appointed Secretary oi Legation to
the United S,ntrs. -Four vessels with French
cuigrant, hive arrived at Vera cruz. Thirteen
active squadrons Of the NrAiean army have heen
suppressed. The government troops had gained %
Victory over the insurgents ut Caiaad icteria.
but with loss of - killed and / oflccr- and lnu
men wounded. II is also alleged that the rarI-
aus Of Alvarez had been dcfcntca in several en-
gagrnrnts. and Narrisco Nnlle,one of the lending
rcbel-, killed. Three others we're captured and
shot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

The cholera has abated at Knoxville, Tenn
essee; but it has made it's appearance on the
rice plantations on the Savannah river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

IHf PARglmNeh MARalt.-'Thc Washington
sentinel pabIi-hes an Interesting correspondence
in relation to the donnti"u ny Greocc of block
Of Marble FROM The raitbrnon, for the monu
mcut Of Washington.
There Is in truth something beautiful aud op-
rrorrIate IN th- tribute from TIM first Republic
ot ancient TIMES . fhe illa-triou, Father Of the
greatest republic Of the world. 1t is "A touching
mcmente Of the great mothorof Freedom 10 her
tayorte child"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

We regret to learn from the Richmond Dis
patch that Hon. VIVA. c. Rives declines the
quest to furnish copy of his speech delivered
in the White Sulphur Convention for publication.
The reason assigned is that his speech called
forth unexpectedly, was submitted without any
preparation, aud he has note whatever of it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

Woafe Indicated 10 NJ MARSHALL. the 20.
lite Messengor Of Adams 4 Coz Express, for
Richmond and Petersburg papers Of yesterday.
n"'rIy hso hours ahead ofhemaa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

The last County Court o; Orangs County
in session twelve days engaged almost entirely
in hearing the contested eeriien u sheriff y
decision had, the legal term OF the Court
expired before all the evidence was heard. SO
far as they bad gone, the eandidatA who received
the return by majority of three, had his pool
reduced six votes, leaving him in minority of
two.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

lYNCHBuEG MUSICAL Thisa--
sociation, for some time past in contempiatian.
aud having long henn lesileratun IN this pity
of tod and H. mess. Ia dgaw Of The wear, body
and mind Ia hgner pleasures, ios at last been
organized. II consists of number u gcntl.u a.
from this place and vicinity, some al WHOM AZ.
well known 10 possess talents {or ;.ad kin in
Music, and We doVb. 4ot- bat that witt l.rse-
veraucc IN their stated meetings ior ftacs,. shey
will, under the faithful, direction - MIR Roza D
ira, some day prevo themselves I'll ,rat.fsa
ton of cur city wei arranged ta..a O.. at
in the Musical Department II i TIE hope # the
friends OF dis association thai with the patro-
mage Of the numerous lovers of music IN our
midst, it may. some day, become the nucleus of
of Musical Fund Society, on the plan of similar
institutions in Philadelphia and Boston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

The st. Louis lntriligcnerr gives au account
of the progress Of an Important road in tint quar-
ter
The North Missouri Railrosd. starting in the
city Of -. Louis. Is intended, running north, 70
pass through Iowa and ultimately to connect Tia,
CITY ot Il. Louis with that Ut ~. Paul or whit
'ver town further north may spring into impor
tunco III the course Il time and the spread of
emigration. Nhat Immediately concerns ns i-
to- carry the rond Is fhr iowa line. ur fr-t Ia the
line ct the Hannibal aud -. Joseph kaflroad,
when will ntcrsect the northern portion Of oar
State from east L. west"
The statr OF Missouri has granted TO this road
two million. ID her credit, bu, more help i need
ed. The estimated cost ef the road from 50.
Loais to the Hannibal and II. Louis Railroad il
seven million dollars, including every cost for
locomotives, road bed, aud every thing needed
10 ma,e The road complete" One million more Of
State credit apd aae million five hundred thou--
and NOR * subscriptions would, it is supposed,
So far complete the road Ia the Iowa State line u.
to enable thc company tp raise the means without
troabeon the company. hand, Ia do tho bal
ance 81 lbc work.
The rial is unlar contract 10 be- completed
from n. luis 10 1t. Charlc- by the 18th May,
l-D1, aud in two and a half vrars from last May
tn the Hannibal and 81. Joseph line. There are
over tbree hundred men at work. On IT. Tins road
run~, 81 j. intended te run, when completed cen
tray along the ridce formed by the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers. at u sufficient distance from
cthcrto secure it from all competition from them
in the way Of ia il. Il rlas through rich
country. cAo-o unnee-urcd wealth il wiliat once
develop increase, fnd pour INTO the lap Of II.
Iouls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

lm. "AVEuDaN orc >N."=-Mr. Nespasuu
Bills Announces hi,nsclf in the Washington pa
rcrs as tin -cler;ad and prospective editor OF
the kneN Nothis,g paper .hortly 10 brpobli~hcd
IN that CRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

n afisr. Y.ry #ag from g Ia iGh and TALMAS-a
,oiofs mi prI,o,.
a1.fs STIGLER McELDERRY 4 CT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-22

ItRms-Libcm and uIade hrpwn an day Of sale
ED. T. CHRISTIAN. rfu-iee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02
ACCOMMODATION
STE A M 3 DAT LINE.
TIE subscriber will

~1a TIE subscriber will
run the conmodious
VsTc:::: 2aa: steamboat GYPSEY,
on and after August
2Sth, 1854. from his wharf in the village Of
Port Deposit to Ilavre de Grace, SO as to con-
meet with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, until further notice. Wis
viii leave lIrckart's wharf in Port Deposit
daily, except Sundays--at 8 o'clock. y. NJ,
land passengers at Pcrryvllc to meet the
morning train ut $40 for Philadelphia, and
Land passengers at Havrc de Grace to go to
Baltimore in the accommodation train at 7 !
O'Clock.
Leave IIavre de Grace at 7.iO for Port
Deposit.
Leave Port Deposit at = O'Clock A. NJ. to
meet the express train at IIavre dc Grace,
going to Philadelphia, and at 1880 return to
Port Deposit.
Leave Port Deposit at II O'Clock 4. NJ,
to meet the mail trains at llavre de Grace TO
Baltimore and Philadelphia. Returning. leave
IIavrc de Grace at Z. M. or as soon as the
train arrives from Baltimore.
Leave Port Deposit at ) o'clock p. VI. to
meet the train for Baltimore at ITavrc de
Grace at $40, and wait for the train arriving
or due from Baltimore at O'Clock, then run
to Perryvillc to meet The evening accommo-
dation train from Philadelphia. Leave Perry
will; at 80 p. NJ. for Port Deposit.
When any changes are made in the trains
running over said railroad. tie public will be
notified through the papers and this line will
run to meet said changes.
Patrick Dinan's Mail Stage will connect
with this line at ii O'Clock A. NJ, and return
at halt-paSt o'clock for Darlington.
Aug &c If J. J. IlECkART.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02

TIE Troy FlEE.-Thc Troy Wing says
that it is fully warranted in stating that tie
loss by the recent fire in that city, exclusive
of the lumber district, will fall but a fraction
if anything, below three quarters ola million
of dolars that the loss by the destruction of
lumber will prove to be over, rather than UNI
der two hundr cd and fifty thousand dollars.
Considering the fire extended over what is
equal TO eight dcnscly populated blocks and
portions of three others; that much valuable
machinery was destroyed; that not much less
than two hundred and fifty buildings were
burned, which mao be safely estimated as
worth from $1,000 to $1,000 and furnisl.c l
at the rate offrom 50 900 to $500 cach-thc
Wing thinks this estimate will be fully borne
out. The total amount of lumber Of all kinds
destroyed is believed to be not less than co.
100000 feet
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02

No COLD IN THE AMAZON. The New York
Courier publishes the translation Of a letter
in Lima paper contradicting i'll the m";t
emphatic terms, the reports Of gold mines
having been discovered on the Upper ANA
ION. This letter was written at Trujllo, I'M
der date of July Sth, and says -
The Indians inhabiling the country are
savagcs and badly disposed, so that nothing
could be obtained from them to live on.
They agreed that all the expeditions which
have gone to these regions have suffered the
greatest misery, and omelves have been lost
OH the way, many drowned in the Maranon,
and the rest returned, many of them sick
some by the way of Brazil Those who went
out as colonists have returned through Brazil,
because the Peruvian government gave them
no protection. In one word, they said that
the report of the discovery of new gold VEINS
was sturendous lie."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02

A Russian Account OF A TURKISH. VIC
ToRY.-The Invalidc, Russian paper, in
giving u detailed account of the battle of
Giurgevo, which has been tr'lmpeted forth to
the world as great Turkish victory, says
that the action was in consequence of the
landing Of the Turks upon the Island of Ma
kan; that the Turks were several times re-
pluscd with great loss, and that while retreat
ing they were played upon by their own ar
illcry in order to drive them back to the
fight According to this account the result
of the battle was adverse to the Turks, who
are said to have lost some five thousand men,
while the Russians lost less than five hundred
The subsequent retreat Of the Russians was
in consequence of previous orders to that e.
feet. Neither Russian nor Turkish accounts
are to be fully depended on.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02

TIE MEXICAN BOUNDARY SCRvEy.-Mai or
Emory, boundary commissioner from our
government to run the boundary line between
Mexico and our new territories acquired under
the recent treaty, sailed, accompanied by his
aids. OH Saturday, from New York, for New
Orleans, or the way to the place of his duties
is said, with the sub-treasulcr at New York,
as his disbursing agent, making deposit of
1928 coo. As soon as the boundary line is
agreed upon, Mexico is to receive the remain
ing 3 ZOO 600 due under the treaty. Orders
are daily expected at the treasury for the
payment of sums amounting altogether about
81 ,000, 0G0, on account of government appro-
priations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02
Guns, Ammunition y Fishing Tackle.
JOHN KRIDER,

N. E. Cor. Halnm and Second SIS, Philada.
MANUFACTURER. Importer and Wholesale
wi and Retail Dealer in Shot Guns, RIFLES, Pts
tolls Fishing Tackle and all kinds of Sporting
Apparatus, together with Il general assortment OF
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS,
all of which, and such other articles AZ belong to
his line of business, will be sold AS low can he
afforded by any establishment in the United States.
In test of his skill a manuf icturer the Frank
lin Gns itu,c of Philadelphia. has awarded to him
since 1910 two certificates. six silver medals and
one recall premium; and in 1854 the Crystal Pal
ace of New York. awarded to him a medal, the only
one awarded for Shot Guns and Rides in the United
States
"Kridcrs Sporting Anecdotes Illustrative of
certain varieties Of American Game, with remarks
the character Of the Dog. Field Dog. Woodcock.
Snipc, Rail- Partridge, Duck and Pigeon match
shooting, on the Rice Bunting or Reed Bird, Grass
Plover Bull headed or Golden Plovcr, Canvass Back
and Red Headed Duck, Amerie IN Widgcon, Scaup
Duck and Canadian Goosc-Prce 81.
Adj lrcss JOHN KRIDER.
Aug g ly Second AMI Walnu.. Phil da.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02
Seven Acres
TER.LS OFSALE
llg oi Is
NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

NEIV LONDON, CHESTER co., PA.
TnNIIE WINTER SESSION of this School
Il will commence on Wednesday, Nov. LIST,
next, and continue twcnty-onc weeks.
Expcnscs-Boarding Tuition, &c. S75.
Washing, Music and Modern Languages, are
extras, at the usual rates. The course Of
instruction is thorough and more extended
than in most Academies. embracing the
branches ola solid English Education, Latin,
Greek, French and German languages, &c.
The subscriber deems it Unnecessary to add
anything in commentator of this Institution,
as it has been long established and literally
patronzcd by almost every section of the
country.
The Winter Term will open with increased
facilities for Improvement.
For catalogues or reference, address early
as above. JAMES b. MCDOWELL,
Aug &c Pm Principal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-02

OrR AGRICULTURAL REsorrCEs.-1h he Lou
isvilc journal says it was stated by Profess
sor Mapes at a recent meeting Of tie Far
mer's Club at Louisville. that ''t'Ic value Of
live stock of the Cnitcl States at this time is
not less than $500, 900 900, and this will be
increased by any increase of the grass al d
grain crops. More than l20 600, 900 bushels
of wheat arc annually grown, l4,000,0 900
bushels of rye, i50, 600, 900 bushels of cats
5000, 900 bushels of barley, 5000 geo bush
els of buckwhcat, 5000 900 pounds of but
ter are made, los 100000 pounds Of cheese
and 1900, 600 tons Of hay" These csti-
mates do not include Indian corn, potatoes,
beans, fruits, tobacco, and various otl'er pro-
ducts cqualllng in value those We have ma
med.