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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
KING.BIRDS AND BEES.

70 ne IfitT q Ifs ' } ITi5Hle
SR: Your correspondents and the Farmers Club
have discussed the question whether king-b,rGs eat
bees.
II seems not Vet d, cded every bod satisfaction.
aud don't know how it will be but b., the testimony
If many witnesses. | therefore send YOU mine, which
YOU can publish if you want 10.
yesterday saw two kng-brds opened, and found
Kerkisg hoEty-Lses and nothing else in their crops
The gentleman who examined them land waose vera
civ il perfectly uuimpeachable) .ad he saw the
crop Of q liDg-bird opened which hsd IN il fifteen
bees.
Ills gentleman i : practical farmer, very accurate
in bis obervations las been in the habit Of observing
them tor tie last twenty yesr-, aud lie Is convinced
that they not only eat great many bees. but that
they prefer them perhaps TO ANYTHING else, even the
the Diet u Worms.
This i, corrOboraed by all the farmers and bee men
with V om I have spoke about II. u. !. ..
Nei-C4f5ef Ccl Co. Ohio. Aas /. l'5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

According notice, there meeting Of the M n
bers Of the American Institute held at their rooms No.
5Jl Broadway last evening. The meeting commenced
after hard work to collect quorum, by the Chairman
reading the minutes Mr.. Bunting stated that the Board
Of Managers declared it inoNpodcnt 70 I'D any exhibit
ton his fall and proposed that crcurs be seat 10 those
who Ire in the habit of contributing 10 the exhibition, IN
forming them the fact adding that for tue most part
the that the Institute intends connecting Itself
with the STATE Exhibition but that they would have one
in 1875. Carried
An amendment was then proposed on the nonhold'nlg
90 the exhibition adding unless cherwre and laer di-
.'rooted by the American Institute, which was not
voted upon.
After an unsuccessful attempt owing 10 the absence OF
members necessary to constitute quorum to vote on c
quo siiou of admitting several candidates proposed h5
meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
SUPPRESSION OF SUNDAY TRAFFIC.

large meetry 81 tue mott respectable citizens 4
William ur-h we held last evening al the hall in the
savings Bank, IL Fouftbsi The OBJECT Of tue msetn;
was Tor the purpose Of tencerDg Paoc sAlrs-on Ut
gTstrCe Aevor Wall for the prompt and efficient
ton he has taken for the suppression o. Sln1a ram
The hal crowded to excess, and the meeting w,s
mott enthusiastic. Mr. NaIHASIEL BS!Gss was cAiied 20
tie cl1ir. ard Me.srs Edwerd Dnggs John Hamilton
SAMUEL Grove T. Clark james Lynch. Daniel Haller
ard join : Bur-. were elected Vice Presiien's NJ.
Wilton l.. Hsskins acted as Secretary
The following preamble AMI resolutions, ThIch were
eholttl were spoken 10 by 'Ae rev ~. d.. w ~
Rev Or. CHJRCH VI. ". :. GlLEoY, the Rev Mr.
Fox snd Mr.. FELtows:
h,so' Th- rroHpt ldor. nd FL len seton o. 2ar os,
hin BIZ lrsd;iaa Impression Slai.7 trsae "a
- NJ IN, .Ti-s 80 se a. H.. il he prev.sncs Of az
Ar md Claee I'D f.irg siae upa public aai 'oc
;rirq .Fiy AID h'TIies Tre1fore.
E;!,'4 Iisi ~ s:'s Vsv.6sI.b Il our ss;iqs a,
Il thdr wa. hanks fT a. manly efr' .ni J- that
nc ooarsse hssso in+ly tsf'yed IN ,,en NJ ~ ie Of
corrective AE'tat prohibit the vending Of merchandise
Red That the which h, thu. far serded tf- sdp
inf .d he tsec of WI II nav be srsiy seen ihoush5- The
whole week both by day sai b. moonsh ia the qniei oty
CONDITION Of oiy, eosaed ~h former PeHed' whea IN
guHy eH PeTPie 'n;on . 81 law ard s,eeaey q $.
which Ls' tins began to dawn uor as Il ao seemed powerful
incentive 70 the si Of s9e measure, until the rs
: :i ~i'A 'l' ''' '''''' shall Dc " ''' and forever
T1sorcd Ts.t ro,cn Of ou worthy Mayor behind law
profound a. aioa especially when it
eiioE in .ap.ssas tbse Faie ,by d cot .ppro %
tie good ard fnihf1 serran aud % terror 20 evil d2e Ia
vhic The citizens Of william brrE rssad hereby
tender heir Chief Magistrate their hearty and ration
syrpaihy I'D support al the he has
fcgdn- D. 1h he
eyaence of tvs Of ,reh fe.u msEnde sad
have sntslsd bi'h upon the fnle Of ON & that wi l1Te
o. reIensnce and orderly auFe departments
eHectually 10 wipe
Rcso,3 That the shtforarf ard INDEPENDENT thus
frked and arsy and mpartaly pused by the Msv
the administrative OF the hEh and responsible duties OF BIZ on
with the most unqualified spprval 81 the p~ope of whose
beuet laws adHins;e red srd ,h. hi' the for
people who know anything save ,w
all respects the Ess people seeks
n be their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
Mr.. GLAzIER AND THE STREET CONrRAC-


The contractors for cleaning the streets OF New York
held a private meeting at the Westcheier House last
eveuirc One of the gentlemen informed orr Reporter
TIM, the purro.e Of the meeting devise means
Of bringing the Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps TO
proIeI - of his duty
From the statement Of the party alluded to, it ap
peers that weeks pay due 10 the Contractors
Who have scnt in their bills Tor the Mr. Gl1zler re-
fuses certify TO their correctness alleging a. his rea'on
that the Contractors have not complied with the terms OF
their contracts In they ask wherein they have failed
soto 90 Upon which they say, the Commissioner turns
upon his heel and declines TO answer. The aggrleyed
rartv have drawn up some pretty powerful reolutloas
with which they intend 10 either bring him to terns
or Dust him from his office The document viii be signed
public tomorrow.
They are said to charge the Commissioner among oiher
things with desiring TO obtain possession Of the money
for political purpose and also with having expended
large sums of money branches Of the public service
not recognized in any appropriations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

take UP that bill. lCries Of Order lie wished to
make proportion to the two parties wh'se bills have
all over the hall
Mr. DAWSON moved a suspension OF the rlle..
{, Ny 20 ncn tors voted in the Affirmative.
NJ PRESTON Ky moved 10 consider the Senate bill
for taxi y OF the Louisville and Portland Canal all
rrever q the same from falling into bad condition.
Tie ol Sc refused suspension Of the rle''I against
Mr. ORR moved that the House take up TIC j,iat ros,-
Irtr trrder, 7, the thanks Of Conrrss and medal p,
Cart Inprahsu 'or biz coEductia The kpszta rescue
qr ChMPHEl. l. moved tL4t tn Com u.,ice 81 the
Whole be .sCba-gA from the further Iteration Of
BIZ to confer he RANK Of Lieut. General
Mr.. HIBBAKD roo "a privileged Question, an a'kei
COMMITTEE Of Cnnf ence on the d..agreelog aneal l.
nents 10 the Post Ofce A, 1propriaiion bill
Mr.. HAVEN moved 90 nTn,,tee OF Conference on the
disGgIoerg Amendments 20 IA River and III l-bor bill
The SPEAKER ruled this at Of order e. tire Senate
amendment lad not yet been d, fore ne II 'a-e
The question was taken on M Okh notion Tor
suspension Of the rules and esrre,-tw thirds voting in
the affirmative.
The Senate's amendments vers conc lrred H..
Mr. KERR moved suspension Of tn rules for the pur
pose OF taknc up the Sena;es resolution sutho1ziog the
Presicent to confer the title Of Luen mt-enersl by
brevet for eminent stTvce.
Mr.. stuart Michigan said e. uuderstot the p old
ton carried with it an annuity Of twenty thon and dollars
year.
Mr. KERR remarked he should ike to knoll, on what
authority the gcr tlenan mad, the Insertion.
The House refused TO suspend the rsles71 against >
Mr.. PHELPS moved that the Navy Appropriation bin
as returned from the Senate with amendments be re red
to the Committee Of the Whole tie 81 Of the Cnon
Mr. HAVEN wished the gcnl!. to include the River
and Harbor bill but Mr.. PHELPS Gissented.
The House refused suspend the rules.
report received from the Committee Of Confer
ence on the agreeing amendments the General Ap-
preparation l-moIc than 100 il number adopted.
Under suspension Of the rules al the Appropriation
bills returned from tue Senate With Adments inc uiing
the River aud Harbor BILL ref rrtd to the Committee
Of tie Whole on the state Of the Union. Mi might
Mr. HUGHES moved a suspension Of the rules. to take
up the Senaes resolution extending the session till Mon
day noon.
Mr. HAVEN said-If it the will Of the unaority TO
extend tie time be would Itcrpo-e objection
fOwii the hour l3 oeloek compiled
pres. without the Of the the
anG House OF ReIrts. Natives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
TIE STATE TEACHERS CONVENTION. &.

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Aug. 3. 1851.
The Teachers Convention at Oswego concluded its
labors this afternoon 1t voted to employ State
Agent ond ,Ohnne;t elected to the Office An Ad-
dress delivered by Professor Taylor Geology. r.
NJ Joucs, School Superintendent at Rochester.
elected President with four Ycc-Prsilents, OF them
beng, the motion Of Susan Anthony, Mrs. Hewet Of
Syracu-e Al O'Clock the members took a sail the
lake in the steamer Ontario.
The Angel Gabriel ia preaching here tonigh to large
crowd in Market-square Considerable excitement pre-
walls, and arrest has been made.
The Cannon who murdered his wife Monday.
found dead in the watch house to-day from deiium
tremcIs.
One death from cholera occurred in the First Warl Of
this city to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Jsm.s Tu II Itdisns be Survey Oe4eIslof lie ned
sfars ior th- TrrrtOry Of Waihin,t on
iros 20 be SuTyeyOrCeneTal OF the D0ed
stat. Tor lie o kensa8 nd Nebrassa.
II Texas b. GeIera OF the CSiec
sate for the Z, rrifOTy OF N,w Mexico
stis be associate Justice = the saprsme Court
r Ter,oy OF Uah in ID, place Of John L. H. Cndsr~ bod DC
c a.
Reuben r. Gbson Of Ohio Receiver Of Pub Moneys
De6tLcr. Ohio. vice William Sheffield. remoyfd - 80.
Wilcox q Oregon r. ssler II the Land Osee o ss
Terr'fly Of Oregon. ... =. -
Guthrie r. Of Org 20 be Reye' ~ o. JsItc onesi'
the TerrcIy o. Oregon go md.
DdIich ul-n " Wise sin 20 b. ResaieL % The and Vuee
f The Miutts district tn Ter atry Of hipnesta
Lost a. smith # Msn-so,s 70 se Receiver o. raDne Ns'
thu TgrrtorY 81 aAn oGc-
William -. Phelps Of Micb = b. h"eists< oi IN
the Regxg snd d4ist Ia the Territory Pae xons,,
Of Indiana. 10 br Recssfet.t '''
fer H. Ptsrinr I'd district In t,e Teto - Liter Of ,h.
H. c Mostly u Nesbingsa teHE'-'' ."
Land CHce gcrory. ,o,u. yone, 10, thu ana
Els Yulse o. Of-o tOb Kteefef q ~"
Of.ce Tor " sshin on isn4ec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
IJL-RRICANE At ABSECOM-NARROW :
III TapE or THE STEAMSHIP SEA BIRD.
From n. PAlo. Errning dvlief'n, q ye''frsIy
Arr,yrlC CRY. Thursday. Aug. 3.

AIL,NII1 u 7 n,,n-nt!,- = bn-roona
- over tbis ulace which was the most severe known
r nsnv years. Tie blow lasted about fifteen mncieS
In the midst OF il, wes seen coming o'@ ne
-" 81 wss .trurk csreened over. and those on the
10 v;,pes.ed /, thought she would surely upset
"a All on bcard perish tho running very hsh
Uoveycr the steamer Tghted and came sae4y mo
,be bsrbor which is one o. the Dest along the coss IL
ed to BE- tn new steamship Sea Bird, Capt Martin
d trial ,rip from Newly Srk TO Norfolk
She rat in on account q accident to her
~ 49, damages Had i, not been for the good seaman
sS ri Cant Martin AID Purser e. Spring Steel who Is
~ owneTl the vessel would have upset. lhe whoe
rsrtv landed and took quarters at MeNeeha Auaal-
Wnn.s beTe they we're HOSPITALITY received Having te
;1 dsrsoes ne steamer went out over the bar TIN:
po;r" in fne stvle and resumed her voyage. The
damage to the boat by the hurricane wa; bat tnnhs
,. 49, f-cr, thtir lnooriugs and were driven uPo-
Che beach. --,5 49, . r-- sac
.aH i- .-ro-r g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE CAPE COD Asso-
CITATION.

Boston, Thursday Aug. 3, Is3i
The third Am nal Festival of the Cape Cod Association
was celebrated yesterday at Yarmouth Port abou; one
thousand peisons beng present
CHEZ Justice shaw the senior officer Of the Associaton
presided at the dinner, which given under nam
moth tent
Speechos were made by Governor Washbun Judge
Shaw. Mayor Smith, the Hon. josiah Quincy the Hon
b. f. Hallctt and others.
The festival was entirely successful and excee lnsi!
iutert sting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

Ssor BY HIS M.sTER AID BURIED DEEP.-A Gotta
o,dent Of TIE Noble Tribune writing from Cooksy4le,
Mi~.. under date OF July g says:
"A few days since, William McRee, an old ea,en Of
Eoxubee COUNTY shot Of his negro men that in
about two hours be died be was in the woods When the
negro died be sent for his had the body put into it
and conveyed 10 the o! field or fence corner
tLerc Ding Lole some eighteen feet dee, and rolled the
fody IL face townward. and coverdi: up Through the
obt- ne ors tie facts male pulc and the -
in: lie wss arrested ard on the 10Th he taken to
Macon iC- lamna,on III son "a wines 70 the Eil
i-.- and .r.r SD ' .. .. '...'. d. i.r. --.
s-- 1-.i 4 a tlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

-. :. sa-c the brightest ray OF the
ds,H met HMM w, shine ~ that sun whose Iuddy
present ou uug hn,;1or N - yet rise in darknoss
Deeper than the presagng dsrhne e S second sober
still confde in the coed sense and ssssemSIes
thoughts OF the Representatives. in Congrt iii com.
for tie fiua issue trusting thhI ho'nns 80 gross
bine 70 thwart the scientific and inteHee'uai pro-
of Industry in America. . .u.. ,,.,,
WIN sen''H'en'' u '"' GEJ. L. LUMSDES
T.. -. NAsIlsNENE ILInoH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
FATAL EFFECTS OF TIE HEAT AT CHARLES
TONIC CHOLERA IN BURKE Co., Ca.

CHARLI.TON, wednesday, Aug. :, l.IF.
The weather in this city and vicinity has been & cssye
ly hot Tor Gays past, and numerous cases OF sun
stroke have occurred. We learn Of eight cases during the
past two de!f
Tic report circulated in of the northern journals TO
the effect that tn cholera prevailing in Burke County
Georgia is wholly without foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
LATER FROM HAVANA.

MoRrrE, Wednesday, Aug. ., 15Ii
The steamship Cahawbn. from New-iork Va Havana,
arrived at this port to-day bringing dates from the latter
place OF the 3st u
She brings news of special importance from Cuoa'
About 600 Spanish troops had recently arrived at Hava-
m and tbe steamers Colon and Isabella daily eX-
rectcd atthat port with an additional force Of 800 men,
The health of Haysna continued to improve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
ARRIVAL OF TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Aug }, l'jL
New Orleans papers Of Friday have been received.
The people Of Norfolk much excited at the officers
the French FOR conceang the fact OF their hay
ing yellow fever board prevailing among the
The shpn ents of coal from the Maryland region last
week was nineteen Il Ousand one hundred tuns.
One hundred and sixy-nine deaths occurred at Wheel
ing during the month July sixyeg Of which were Of
cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
STEAM ENGINE WORKS BLOWN Up.

ALBAsr Thursday, August ,, 1854.
Tie Steam Engine Works of Skinner Il Co. Mt Nunda,
Livingston County were blown up on Tuesday morning
One mrn killed, aud several others including Mr.
Paine, were severely wounded.
VIM. Scott living near Scott Church, Orleans County,
was killed by lightning at Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
THE LIQUOR LAW IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Thursday, August g. l-'i'
1t was voted to-day by ballot not TO appropriate money
from the Town Treasury for the purchase OF Liquor Tor
the Town Agent, under the new prohibiory law Inc
majority WIS 100 The opponents OF the law are ha'h-
Lopfres in the streets ON account of their victory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
UARD-SuELL COMMITTEE.

Some OF the members of this Committee met last even
ing AZ the Suyyes.aIt Institute; but quorum moi being
present. al :. % clock the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
CHOLERA IN NEw-BRUNswIcK.

CALAIS Thulsdly, Aug. s. I-'i
In St John. New Brunswick during the p hours end
; =, II O'clock TODAY there were u deaths by cholera,
and in the adjoining parish Of Portland during the same
rerod there were - deaths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
NAVAL COURT MARTIAL AT PHILADELPHIA
EIkE.

PHIIADELPHIA, Thursday, Aux }, 44'f'
The Naval Court Martial held in this city agreed upon
verdict yesterday which was TRANSMITTED 10 " VA
It nibt The members are now waiting orders from the
fire occurred this morning a, Taylors soap factory
corner of Ninth and Waacests. Loss eJVoV' lls1ie"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

,,v c,,v..H REVOLUTION The Washington cor
-, # TIE EJpress writes as follows:
no. Cssada brought dispatch from Mr.. Buchanan
=, he state Department, telcgraphed from london 70
yerpoo just before the steamer sailed aod from Halifax
=. WssIinSton This a2pa;ch states that the ion
N srain had been successful, and that Queen IL d
AID 70 France Tho French Minister has roce'
liar Dispatch from the French Minister Of j
sosle wrote by the previous steamer that II
Nsryaez shouid join the insurgents, the
.ucceed. They have joined them, asv
the Alps |, lie not improbable, thsr'
may have abdcated the throne and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
CHOLERA At BALTIMORE.

BAL1INoRr, Thursday August g. ls94'
EIGHT new cases OF cholera occurred AlmsH0use
to-day, but no deaths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

UTICA SYSop-Tho annual meeting Of the tca Synod.
which comprise Tho Utica, Oswego Waterown and St.
Lawrence Presbyories, viii be held at Romo, commen-
cling on Tuesday evening. the 18th inst Cnd contnung
probably two or threed ays.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

DEATH OF THE ScoTcH GAS
wick, The usually passed by
Scotch Giant, died at Lspc
ti'ease was aPoPle1y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-08
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,


classical y iIENATICtI. tCiD-
u EHY-YuLuEIi Il PATTON, III .h;uu,,i. vr.-Tnr
SECOND sr-4IUn ui this Institution: will culnrnrHrr un the lat
Monday III October i"N', aEd 'nI on the lj;n %, july t!.
lIwin..
The ~unl"r-.a ned Ill i are ~ TEins Ia rive -au. rtc,i, 4
tn t!ci. Iai!"s-. aud I" 'r>:r.ci ".pr, .Hs II. All :!s
hr6rCir- trG.ni t.. :!.'i..
Ji,. COURT viii rnl'"h|" 10 Latin rM! ti.- Khan. ,,..-
Mn,irIHa..c. AMI tn2;sL rlnil--. Teach, - snl-h. L.,r.
maj, and iu.rHn nrr "i-" iru&i;.
E,.~, pvlili. ~r"P"c;m, 10 siu!" 1t i-rs: OF. Of tie nr.
cirli lhn.uh='-.
ILEIS.
For Cl,,sic- nm! IH:''cnH;c-. .....-.... $40 wn
For rnrL. modern Inn.uas" :rE,Tr. .............. ~ 90
y ,nuli extra char. ior i".l "ii "irU J.. made.
Un"l:al. vi tn 90 ieSHhic siiirriy in n!vnnr". ana
tl,. remainder un ;he iEh oI February.
Pur,If- intending 20 enter 'Mlii-. vii. confer n great Ia.
vur hv informing the undersigned ~ soon - pDs .ihlr, in or.
der tia; proper arrangements. may ne mad" .nr their .rr"r.
tiGr.
Coin2rrci: Ha i:tgr'a wtlhs "rnriuy.,l if n-c..-.ry.
ERSE~l NDLGER, Ph. j.. D,
tEu. :. l.iiIGN, ''L''I"3'
y. H.-in COMMUNICATIONS addressed To IIr. Erm"-; Nul.
ger. Elrh!i.ui. will meet wi-l; pro!npt attention.
JuIy i3-.!.,NJ'v thnn 1'nw:iS.iIlJO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-08
M0INT PLEASANT FOR S.ALE.

y pursuance Of the decree. in the cas-" of lowering and
4 Natz aca,ns, Catle,'s administrator. &C. entered up
on the 18th day of April. i5di. by the Circuit Court OF
Gloucester county. the undersigned Commissioners named
IA said decree will, on the Hrsi Monday in september, be.
ing Cour, dag. proceed TO sell. at public auction. before the
Courthouse door OF Gloucester county. the well known
farm called MOUNT LEASAST," containing 400 acres
Of land, OF which about $50 acres are cleared, und The bal.
sncc in wood also at the sanc time and place, ~ acres Of
finely t,mbcrcd land. siiua;rd about one mile and a half
from the other part.
Noun: Plcasai, lies on the River road lending from
Gloucester Town 10 Gloucester Courthouse. about three
miles from the latter place, and about one mil" and Il halt
from Ware river. srTi nuuch nearer 10 Wilson's creck-a
ane, bold stream making our from said river. i !arg" p0r.
ton is low ground. and il we'll adapted 10 the growth Of
Corn, Wheat, Barley aud O"ts. 1t Is in II delightful neigh.
borhood and convenient 10 the Courthouse, Ware aud
Abingdon Churches. There is, nj present, no good dwell.
ing house on ii, having only AL Uver-eers house, barn,
kitchen and dairy but the site for d handsome dwelling Is
admirable, and with Il little tns,e it might be made II ulos:
beaulful place. II il deemed unnecessary 10 sav more
sbou, il, as il is presumsblc tina, II person wishing to pur.
ehase would view the premises and judge for himself Dr..
Nelson. who resides on an adjacent farm, will, With plea
sure, show the farm 10 any body desiring TO inspect it.
TsRms A credit OF one. twu mud three years VIII be
gwen. but each instslnleut il 20 carry in'crcsttrolr the dty
OF sale. JNO. w. {. CAILtII. tr,n,,'rs
JEO. +. SEAWELL, }~oh"F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-08
SCHOOL IN F.tUQEIER.


a III" frs; day of n. \; September, shall open p ponrl
" in. school, TOR hoy. al EcnvCiuc, FhuGL!rr County.
Va., 'hr..' rad Il hYli mill irprr l"ctorinwn, II Il, pot Oh
,ir N,ar,-.s Ga? Xvii Road. nni fv' mill rom Hi'ldi".
bu:: l.Uu.2Hn rDuT;y. tn" -mrJyc:o ,,u.h' n 'nc school
will lr hl IL" hrsA":. &c o. 81 tG-i.h E,:I'":iDu, Nnth-.
mIa:Ic-. Ancient Languages. French. Srini-i. Chemistry
an H,:urnI EIlo.up!v. TIu"r Who "N'act to complete
,h.:r rlAcn,iOn al on: University. T!ay hr thoroughly pr.
pareA - cI:r: any chn-- they riro-r in iAn' !".'nu'ica--
Tmr rNpcurc. Of u wHGi" G"ss!U! OF 'r!i months, :r board,
tuition. .."l, l..G's. Sc, will b. two hundred iuiIrr-. pay.
fblc one halt III advance, and the Other the first 81 trhrGH.
~. II pupil r".l,.iu, %i'l ~" Tor It ir.. timI" than iv'.
m5n;u>, lie Wi, D- CHAR ."d Il, ih" rat" o. twenty-five dol
liE- Ter MONTE.
II" lprof.or which ih5v". i"':'i il very h,"i.hy "ni
very accessible. iy ulg"rI l. 20 "s'nbli'l u l"rnnHn.n:
.chrbi. and n"pc 20 succeed ~ U-!n- nj liz" rramrr
lmrriS wi:l'a my power - >ccu." :nc r'lntIr'. .rpiin"-~
rnh i;r"rov-ln"n; q: nT rHpl!., ari the s"';s'nr'irI O.:
th.'r parents ur :uu.Hians. auy'' nri s""'rml y'ar- "N'
ur:ioncc ~ II Teacher ia the :C.Ou! ct w. frHuH!lH Minor
Of A.J"nIGT'', aIl tho" who ".-i. 20 Learn VI E"y pinEi'
rurioa. ~" referred - l..Hi for Information. sHI u-n :"
TIE following gru.l"nrn: IL" Faculty "i The Cmir"rsi'r,
Col. II. i. !Uiy.l, al! G'!. "a Roger u! LoliIuGn. AMI
jude Tv.rr AMI crl Lloyd NIlHr" OF !ntiu!'r.
-" ~ Post OHi,r l. NHlilcfnr:. lputnin County.
IA. WIl.IUUGiIIi ". TERBS.
,Jl.., Il--"GIn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-08

a. the 18th Of September next, III fair. II not tEr next
;a: day will offer Il, public sale, my Spring Forest
Farm. containing 3t5 Rcre---ahou; leo vi which ARE In M.
,,y- ~;in,brr-say, Chcs;U., Hickory, Oak aud Pine.
THIS ic.lrahlc farm lies : miles West VI Orange Court.
house. being about . miles from the Junction OF the Fred,
cvcs,burs Plnnkroad and the Glue Ridge Turnpike, ncar
the Liberty NILS giving Il ready access toany OF our East
ern markets.
The soil. originally kind and productive, is in an Rdvanc.
ci STATE OF Improvements, s,l well adapted to the produr.
,:vn OF Tobacco. Corn, Wheat and the different grasses.
pIi well wu,ered.
The buildings are such ms the Ovcrs""r ana servants have
occupi,sl-wi;h II barn, courthouse, tobacco. house. &c.
Persons wishing 20 purchase are referred to Mr.. Chas. 7.
Graves, living nerr.
TpEMs accommodating. nri made known on day Of sale.
AaGr"s. me AZ Somerset, Orange county. Va.
,r- -cwtys JAMES W. GRAVES