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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-19

WASHINGTON. Dec. ll.-In the United States
Senate, to day, Mr.. Stephen Adams, of Mis>is.
sippi, introduced bill to change the naturaliza.
ton l.ws, fixing the period at ttwcnty-one years,
10 take effect on those who arrive in this coun-
try after the passage of the act lie avowed
himself Know Knothing as far as he under
stood the doctrine, but said that he was not a
member of any secret order He thought for.
eigncrs dangerous, as allies and that abolition
immigration should be discouraged. The Bill
WIS read and referred.
In the House, Mr.. Clingman asked leave to
introduce bill empowering the President to
offer mediation between Russia and the Al.
lies, which was refused.
Mr.. Giddings opposed the reference Of diff.
fercnt parts of the Presidents message.
WAsnlHGToN, Dec. l3.-ln the u. S. Sen
ate to day bill was introduced ln extend three
wears for the payment Of duties ON Raiiraad
Iron imported by Companies.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Mace
introduced a bill 10 prohibit slavery in Ne
braska and kanzas, gave rise to an cXcccdingl )
hot debate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
ilurd's GOlden Gloss for the Hair.

@YH'' the many preparations for the growth of tie
half this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
leF'ed II all others:
'sH DC, su'e il has proven the efectua in Bal J.
~ <nd Because it nparts beautiful dark gloss
4 a7lshu" perfume he Hair. 3rd, Because the
i"es win fine discrimination which they all possess
''4ay Other reasons could be given why it ia great
a '' "'''' ''o'' '''u "'''' ~ s'e -
rr"eE-@3 cetts in large bottles.
VI 'aeo by Druggists and Siorckeepers everywhere.
VIC. HuRD, roprietor,
,a.ao 3ni Broadway, New-York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
TERMS

xt,N ia published daily at &c. and semi-weekly q.
Ylhi Iv,uce. No subscription is taken for shorter
anhu% % months, aud no PAPER Is discontinued, except at
a s@ d F'oPF'''r'' until all 'r''"''s'' 'n" have
g are inserted for 80 sent per nare or
5sS1 torn %i5s1 '9s % 9. %'
II II me % ll ordered out, and charged accordingly
r oas s'iIiyi 's@ 9ssfli
E sa saa i"a"s s Ss al:
nlar Inc ~ es.yfrd ~ raably for tbs exeess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

MON STEAMSHIPS COMpANY'S
~ Lane OF STEAMESR.--FoR PHlLADEIr
PHIA, VIA NORFOLK The steamers ISSSS" ~
Virginia Captain David Tcul. sea,ne, St.skzFl--yysSx-
nnsylvania, Captain james Baymore, steamer Civ OF
Richmond Captain 4. Mitchell. One of these splendid
steamers viii leave Richmond for phnd lphia every
Monday and Thursday al high wner, touching at CITY
Point and Norfolk Give eight aud rnssengcrs
Returning leave philadepl in every Nednes,lay aud
Saturday, NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ arriving nj Richmonl
every Tuesday and Saturday morning on which DAYS
they will di-el urge their cnrgo
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line, and every has been nude To combine
strength and speed. They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Life Bonts;' set first rnte tnblas ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains To
the comfort OF passeng' and the protection o goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage % New York ls cabin and found, ,-......$ $8
Philadelphia - -" ...--...6
g - 2nd cabin mud not found, ...-....4
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by t,k'ng tins rou,ei for independent OF being the
cheapest and saiest, II is by fr tue pl.as ant.
Totncconiss shipping Pitt-burg. can be aeeommoda
ted by this line, have entered into arrangements
Ia forward good. through with .lispnti h.
For freight passage apply
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent,
On tho Dock.
7. S.-A goods hy this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays und Saturday. nnd after
they delivered the wharf shall be considered by
the Company the risk of the owners,
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

These vessels Of the fret enss built In the city o
baltimore expressly for this lrnde and have superior
.ommodntions for passengers. They commanded
ly experienced Captains, well qualified for tho trnde
nnd who i'll spnre cxerlion Ia accommodate The,
will be towed up cnd down the "iVes by and ma,
ho relied on to sail promptly ndvertizcd.
Merchants going North ar ordering goods from New
York, will find it their interest ship by ti. line
freight will always be taken low by any other
line Of Packets, and every effort will bn made by tne
ngents in Richmond and New. York to give satisfaction
Freight ID cents per whole, aud II cents per34t \
Tobacco being about so per cent. less thnp chnrg !
the Steamers. Insurance cnn be effected in the h..
mond Fire Association by this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtain
ing full shaIr OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New. Yor, will be FOR.
wafded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile
bharleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond nt Rockets
N New York at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Nall Street DAVID CURilE Richmond, } p
@. II. PlERSON, NY. IS
No. 81 .SoNh Street. 1s
August 2.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.


nN the Ist Il every month is published. price 2J
" cents, F,nnk Lelie's l. Idle Gazette OF Pan.,
London AMI New York Fashions. containing 100 En-
cravings of the Newest Style of Ladies and Child ems
Hats Caps, Dresses, Mantiias, &c. full size Paper.
Pattern Of Mantia large Sheet OF Patterns, and d
scrlpon uf Crochet W rk Articles Relieve Leathe
Work, Velvet Paintings, &c, Entertniiing Lit"lar
Matter, Tales &c, Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
Also-Each Part contains New Song or Piece of Mu
sic Arrangement. have been comp eted in Paris
whereby the Newest Designs will appe = in This Work
oae mcnlh before the Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer
Part l. issued january lst 1854, and has been
reprinted six dlerent times in order the demand
All the back numbers be obtained. The coloreA
Plate is alone worth more money than is chargeI for
the whole Part.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
At is by Tar the best Fashion Book issued in hi,
try Wecordially recommend t'-N. y. Daiiy Times.
AXE sthe highest rank NJ all journals of its cHss"
N. Y Tribune. This is uperb work b Tran
script 1t is the best record Of the Fashion pub
ished" Sunday Tunes, iiade'pbia.-"It contains
all the newest Fashions. and coored Plate of great
beauty Home Jonl3tai.
One copy. year, SO; do, s.; four do go One
copy the Gazette, and copy Iiatpes Putnam.
or Graham's Magazine, year, s..
flee Np6 John street, New ork, and for sale by
all Booksellers in the United Stute, and Canadas.
lO.d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

RICHMOND.
sscIE Change Of Schedule. sIfrk
Spring and summer rArrnngcmcnt,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
RICHMOND.

PER u. S. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
Ct 1900 IONS Bhrihea, Commanded by Cap;aus
~ Cwendy yand Ski ner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tuesday af
ternoo' at o'clock. And the Roanoke es4ry SATURDAY
taornng nj z o'clock. for New York win Norfnk.
Returning they will leave New ik for Richmond
every Saturday and Wednesday Afternoon at o'clock
stopping n few hours ench wsy Norfolk.
Passage to New York. including meals aud State
room accommodation, only Observation-Disclosures. go
steerago fassaRe only Q
Charge to Norfolk. the same us byRyer Bonta.
Merchants and Travellers will find this ne of the most
speedy and comfortable routes between New York and
Ri'h'n"nd fassngo and fare only sl0, Steerage pos
snge only o..
LUDLAM X WA fSON
apl9 t. Riehmand Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
| % PHYSICIANS.

1'AiL IN GROCERY just received. uni
aieb -aie pretty loi q family bacon. the hams OF
tof snaIl' and very nice, also, large a'd hdf
q N al aud beautiful article at Coffee Sugar
t.eg ~, Hfoccry is cpr-t,rily Supplied with fresh
.d VI PHs. Il huit good Chte.e NEE; Lard hae SyrnP
as,,.".S Honey, &c and all things requisite Ia
lgssT' lgssTr." regular family grocery
ma. i ne ub We artic'es will be sold clcap for casi-
i A. i.-rac DYING BUSINESS j. 81 .,I nCn carried on in
3S 31onrh"S ~ the old .fand j. H.S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

wv AN ED We wish To Lire for the Alleehany
, 15prlhgH two COOKS, one irst rate Bread and
s'f he othrra Meat cook We would prefer men.
- %No % Y ashers and two lroncrs; also some 0 or u
syi.. 'a'ds and Dning-toom Servants. Any person
We" servants to dispose ofcun communicate with
~, th' 'nlertby directing their etters to Shaws-
h, it t'''',"'gomery countv, or seeing either o.
'"'a' Esq, or Mr. Jno. r. Mcdaniel, Lync1 urg,
ma HOLT, ,COLHOUN co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
WILSON PETEHs, J.. MARTIN, W. $. PETERs
Nelson Lynchburc. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN Il co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
RichsnnnI Nn

tIcnmOnu, VA,
nENDER their services to their friends, ncquninaG-
L "es aud the Planters, Farmers and Merchants of
Virginia and North Caronn,
- FOR TIE SALE OF
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR CORN, &c.
uni Tor the purchase OF GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will be pnd to the Forwarding
of Con l., Grocerirs, Produce. &c.
FIR their long experience in business their united
efforts and nntifing exertonr, they aud believe they
will he able 10 give satisfaction those who mny confdc
their business to their management.
Office ON 18th Street. opposite Shockoe Warehnuse.
Storuge House ON The BASIN.
REFERENCE.
Judge Luens L. Thompson,l 60.
Messrs. lmho1en a. McCue, Hoguata
Hon VIM O kises, Albermarle.
f'M ZEN 1'ss oa5el ,'H%n, g.1, Nelson.
VIM. A. Miller, Lynehburg.
Echols a. Pryor, do
Mcdaniel, Hurt d Preston, do,
McCorkle IL Jones, do.
Acree d MeClaDahan, do.
Joseph II. Wilson, do.
Tinsley, Taylor d Co, do.
A. B. Kucker , do,
Lee N Johnson do.
Saunders lrby do.
j. NJ. lIollins 10.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington
N, II hasse Augusta,
Wm. Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas. X eyre,
ian . lScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy n staple ID yGOOG>,
Al AIN Street Lyn,hburg Virginia. corner Store 80
w Cm'e's new building, fD merry known Kyle q.
hcss leave call the ateuting of his friends
the pubc his large and desirable stock Of Spring A
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept a.
the dry goods line, which will be offered on term,
which cannot tan please all who may want g"oJ
goods at low prees. II lis friends and the public are
nestly reques ed call AID examine his Stock tt. il wi
afford him very much pleasure To exhibit it,
ap lg--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
Silver and Plated Ware,
No Humbug.

No llumbug.
DEING unable 20 piocule n house to continue
} business, we compelled 10 close entire
sock OF Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks, Carpet
Bag and Umbrellas Cos tor Cash, only. The stock
is very arge and bought from 2n 25 er cent
than the same goods be bought the North this
Spring Those in of e ods our line VIII phase
call soon, as such chance will never be offered again.
mar 24-ts COCHRAN q TAYLOR.
EORN PLASTER.-Thi Plaster is VAR
" RANTED to the worst Corn Prepared
and sold only at ID. r. LYMANS
apl pts Drug Stote
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
New Spring and Summer Goods.

NOW OVTIHg dHu NtIMMtr GOOuS.
1--WE Subscriber has just returned from the N rthern
l. cite and is opening ofthe most beaut r,
full stocks of Staple and INC, Goods, has had
the peasur of exhibit ting in this market. He respect
fully soicits call from Tia, Ladies' and Gen emen Of
Iynrhbnrg and the surrounding country Hi. tyck Of
Cloths Gas merrs aud Yestings is very superior and
will be offered to the trade suit the times. also Dress
goods of the beautiful Styles w ch h. invite,
the attention Of the Ladies. A. c LEWIS
ap Is Exchange Sauare. Lynchbnrg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

, lp SEED A sup ly of Cunaiy, Rape and
5n =. up S-litnhlr = f'ed,n bir :. Far sale by
JOHN II. SEAY Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
MISCELLANEOUS

INSURANCE can be effected In these companies W.
on as fair terms, AS in any others OF equal responsi
bility, by application to
p. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchhurg
nnp Il 7-dlv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, S,JENyELHY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
las Just returned from the Noth with a.,
L very extensive assortment of the above ~
articles and i opening, door below the " \.
Stor,' Of Jro g. Mem. large stock Of Gold - a~
and Silver Lever Watches from some Of the first
10 keep good time fot two years.
Also splendid assortment of JEWELRY, consisting
in par Gentemens' Fine Gold Fob,V and G. ard
Chains Seals, Keys and Brooches. very great va.
nety of Ladies' Breast Pins. Ear Rings. Cui Pins Fin
ger Rings and Bracelets and endless variety u other
articles that " i'll please
Silver and Plated Ware,
Such Silver Goble,s Cups and Mug; r BILE, De
aud Tea Spoons; Sugar Tongs aud Sites, Tea
Strainer, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Table und Desert
Forks.
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea Spoons do Forks
and Butter Knives Cake aud Card Baskets, E.sgsn
Paled and Brtnnm CaStors, Silver Iuit Knives In
Cake Knives. Silver, Pearl aud Tortoise Shell Cad Ca
Sc; Port Monies &c. aud every kind of articles usua.
" kept "A ,ellers tore which offer my trends
and old Customers, with the assurance thai ~ sell
low, and favorable terms any in the n Ate,
hope have the pleasure If "a speed, call, ar1 ex.
anime for themselves and the rnth of the above
srrtIon
~ Watches and Jewelry repaired short notice
md moderate terms. and highest price given fer old
Silver.
oct % JEHU WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
Spring Fashions for 1854.
SITTER "A
9. Has now received and in store his Spng style ~
GENTLEMEN FINE DRESS HATS

comprising Beebees New York style which 5 most
beautifu-also, Oalfous young mems Pm ade hiB
style flat brim-Nhc is unsurpassed by any hat yet of
fe ed or the inspection Of this market Tog ther with
the Baltimore sylecurl brm-which Is very han
Besides large of al the various stSes and
qualities of Soft Hats adapted for the Spring Trade:
which he most earnestly calls the enton of his
friends and customers and he public to give him call
he is prepared ofef greater inducements tr
buyers than any like estabIi hment in the CITY, both at
wholesale and retail All kinds of hats made to ORDER
tire shortest ,.oce Customers hats dressed over 70
half price Call the sign OF the Blue Hat bargains
mar 3.dts WM STITZER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

%vHI1lz BOOKS FOR CHURCHMEN
Z-N/ prayer Books from 10 cts. to $s co.
NA.4kH Tyngs' Family Commentary on Gospels,
Chnimers Romans,
Mely's Sermons and H. Lacurcs,
Beckersteith the Lord Supper,
Philip Devotional Guides,
do. Mary s-Martha's -Hannah's-Lydias.
Love Of the Spirit, Young Mans Closet Library
Thorntons Prayers and Commentary,
Rye's Wheat Chat; Living 'or Dead
Gathered Fngments-Young Desciple Pastors ,estimo-
ny, by @ Clark.
Ezekiel's Vision-Way Mark-It Is Well
Rebels Christian Year
Wilson s Sacra Priyata and And ew's Devotions,
Churchman's Heavenly Hours,
Kings Messengers-Old Mans Home-Combaants.
Wanwrgls's Fam, Prayers,
jays MOI ming and Evening Uevotions,
The above, with many Religious Books for sale low Mt
MORSE'S Comm House.
ALSO TO close a consignment, few reams Sermon
Paper. at a very low price, C.M.
nny IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

NOR EAsikE.-A Negro Girl the balnuce of the
Il year. an excellent washer and irnncr and accu,tom.
ed to hone work. ECHOLS d. PRYOR.
Annly IN Samuel PRYOR ppl ID Is
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
Sickness In Congress.

A motion yves made in the House oil
Representatives on the 22d inst. to sus'
pend the rules for some rn.s,noss or other
when on calling over ninesy-one asaseiitees,
thirty were reported sick. and two Wit.
expected TO be sick. The nature ofthe ex-
pectants' indisposition was not stated, nor
was that Of the others. 1t may be that
cholera medicine, in some instances, had
been used too freely the night previous
We can give no other plausible reason for
this very distressing state Of affairs. Were
we blessed with Congresswomen, we might
very nationally conjecture what the chat
aeter OF the sickness OF the two expectants
would be. But as il is. we are perfectly
at sea. We trust Mr.. Chamberlain mo-
therly solicitnde for his colleagues will be
duly appreciated. by them. If not by them,
then b. their nearest relations.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
Rather ROUGH.

Mr.. Petit, Of Indiana, made speech in
ihe Senate on the 9th inSj.. 20 prove Col.
Benton malicious falsife! Of truth AN d
an inbeeils dotard.' Wesuppcse Col. b.
will treat this effort to impugn his character
with silent contempt. Indeed, he thinks
q Z. S. Senator toe small game on which to
waste his ammunition. He says he can d.
vide the House into five parts, and that Ell
Their part will make more respectable bo-
dy than the Senate.
The ORIGIN of the difficulty between Mr.,
Petit and Col. Benton, was a statement
made by the former, that Col. 8. %as one
Of the first to favor the violation Of the
Missouri Compromise, BY annexing the
Platte country, embraced in the restricted
territory, and extending the pro-slavery
laws OF the State Of Missouri over it. Col.
Benton heard of the remark and addressed
letter TO Mr.. Horn, of 1nd.. in which
he says, "sir, your Senator is great liar
aud dirty dog, classifying public history for
criminal purpose" MIR. Petit undertakes
10 turn the tables on the Col. and prove
him 10 be what he charges Petit TO BE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
The Nouiuad.

Chas. S. Lewis, Esq, Of Harrison, (says
the Weston Herald Of the 24tb) has re-
ceiyed the nomination for Congress. At the
Glenville Convention. by an unprecedent.
ly large majority-the largest, perhaps,
ever received by any man who had regu-
lar opposition. Endorsed thus, by the
voice of one Of the largest Conventions
that ever assembled in North Western
Virginia, the nominee must command the
respect and the vote of the entire Demo-
cratic party Of the district. Rally, demo-
Gratis, rally.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
Rlackwood'a Magazine.

The July number Of this valuable work
has come to hand. Its contents are: The
Growth audsFsospesNy of1Bfisi.h Ahleiica;'
Letters,;o EusebierA1R tddIep Evelyn ind
Pepys; The Secret Of Stoke Msnoy-a
Family History, part ii; Tie Battle Of be-
panto; Gives Dream before the Battle 'of
Plassey; The Lesson; God in Nature; Tie
Words Of Scbamyl the Prophet The Eu-
ropean Alliance and Russia.
Subscription price for Blackwood per
annum -; Blackwocd and the Four Re-
views $40. Postage on the Four Reviews
and BIackwood to any post Office in the
United States, only 30 cents year. Viz;
IA cents year ON each Review and "a
cents year on Blackwood.
Now is the time, at the commencement,
OF new volume, t. subscribe for these
truly valuable publications. They en-
brace in their range Of matter, an smoun
Of substantial information to be found in nt
other periodicals. in the world. No Ess
will regret paying the subscriptions price
after reading them one year.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
PUBLIC SALE OF
FARM, NEGROEs. AND PERSON AL.
e 8 r ATE

VIE subscriber having purchased Fam
near Richmond, OH which no now resides.
viii sell al public auction, on Tuesday, the 22d
Gay OF August, the Farm on which he formerlv
resided, situated three miles south Of S,aunlon.
on The Mlddlebiook and Brtwlsburg Turnpike.
containing about
$50 Acres
81 good limestone Land, of which fhsre ara
about I29 ACRES in Timber, which ia ye,,nr
very valuable on account of its conven,ence 10,
Staunton; SO acres in Clover and Grass. and
the balance in good state Of cultivation. has
all the necessary BUILDINGS; a fine ...seasn.
Spring Of Limestone Wafer near thes
fionse, and good APPLE OR -
CHARn Also, 6 or 8 NEGROES,
Man, Women and Children, and ,L., o,n-rs
Boys and Girls. Also, fine young Bay Indus.
try Stallion. 4 years old and n hands high, {
good work Horses, 10 or l2 Mich Cows and
Calves. 90 head OF Sheep, from 50 to 40 head 81
hogo, so Shanghai Chickens, l Doyle Whea,
Fan, Farming Utensils, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, Set Blacksmith Tools, Plantation:
Wagon, Break Wagon, a one.h horse Wagon
and Carriage, Buggy, a one.horse Carriage or
.wo-hotse do. Also, Corn in the field, a 10, of,
Hay, &c.
IA A. Inc same, time sud place viii be sold
TEN ACRE LOT, opposite tho Farm, which,
has running water OH il, and will make uice
home Tor Mechanic or Gardiner.
Terms accommodating, and made known on
day Of sale. +. SCHEFFER
July 81, f854.-4ts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
MOSSY CREEK ACADEMY.

MOSSf CHEEh ACADEMIC
JED HorenKiss, Prn. aud psof Of Nat. Seien-
ces ~
W. A. B.nrLErr, A. B. Prof Of Language.
ami Elocutii.
JcHN GARnER Prof. of Mathematics
c. Nj. PACKER, Tutor.
sTNHE second session of this Institution will
\ commence on the first "Wednesday OF Sep
tember next, nnder the direction and control OF
the ebose Board Of Instructors. The success OF
The lHstitaten during tho past year is a suff,.
cient guarantee Of the competency Of the in.
structofs tiien connected with it. and the new
incumben. being grasinaie of the University O +
Virginia, bcsrs ample testimonials 10 his qualifs.
ca sionss
Pupils Will be prepared for advanced cl1ases
in College or the University, an those intend
ing 10 teach common schools will receive spe.
cial instruction Tor that business.
The School is situated in pleasan, portion Of
Augusta county. al distance from any village.
Vhe buildings are new anil cnuimodiuus, inclil-
ding large Academy Building and at extensive
Boarding House.
Terms for tie Scholastic Year Of 10 Months.
PRIMARY pelllng Read
ing, Wiring. and Composition, $40 90
Elementary Ar,hmetic Geography, nc., l2 ~
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. Arithmetic, tie
ography. Grammar, Sc, IS %
Algebra, Philosophy. Chemistry, &c., 20 %
MATii. and Class. Overwhelmingly,
Surveying, Latin, &c, IS 90.
dfeek, French, German and Italian, 80 o.
boaid at the boarding house Connected
"a with the Academy. including washing,
inel, &c., Tor The Session, 800 %
Biiis payable eHehalt in advance, and tn.
other halt at the middle of the Session
AuDli r,r o,JJr,,, a., D.
y Creek, Augusta comfy, Va.
< JAY 81. 1854. -tlslSrp
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31
Judge Douglas' speech;

We publish to-day, the able and inter-
esi,ng speech delivered by Judge Douglas
at Independence Square, Philadelphia, on
the 9TH Of July. We had intended this
week enlarging ON the fruitful topics dis.
cusssd in this speech, but have been pre-.
vented by indisposition. and press Of 9TH
er duties. Letevery man read this speech.
II has forcible application now. 1t is
intended, and we publish it for that effect
TO rebake the spirit of wild fanaticism
which is springing up in almost every
form, and in almost every community.