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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-13
ANTI-FILLMORE MUVEMENT-AiD FOX

HosruS, June 10 An "Anericen anti Fillmore
cosrn,I for til. sixth district met yesterday to elect
delegates IL the National Convention, which meets al
Ncw York on the 18th.
a large nunb.r Of leading Americans" hitherto
supporters Of Mr.. Filn"'es nomination, were IN at
tendance. Gen. D..ver"uX Tie leader of the Ameri-
can party in the House. acted rs president.
The opinions expressed were thai only union OF
all parties North could defeat the strong nomination
OF the democratic party aud that the delegates sent
understanding that they will support no candidate
wln r.pudiaes single principle ot the Springfield
platform. ,.. On,
we. subscribed the aid Ut the tree State people o
Kansas.
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CONNECrlCUr L. ). SENATOR, &c.

HAKrFuKD, June The Sruate of this State
hav. revoked their action cev,ing Hon. Jas. Dix
on United States Senator, IN consequence If the
Hou,- not appointing Ex.G"vcrnor Dulton, Supreme
Judge Us had Deem anticipated by the Senate. The
matter Is To be further debated Tuesday next to
which date tn. Senate stands aGj ,urned
lneetiu,, was held here last evening, to express
ipdyun,jon ri the recent assault in the Senate oh au,-
Der. Among tn. speakers was Mr.. Dixon. the new.
~ elected Senator who denounced that portion "l
the Southern press and public which endorsed the
Conduct OF Mr.. Brooks in committing tho assault
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK. June l0.-rhc brig Braman was seiz-
ed Yesterday uy the United States authorities, the
charg. Of being Il SLAYER.
R-cder not present at the Kansas meeting last
night. S3U0U were collected.
The Fus,nn Democratic State Convention Is called
to meet al Syracu-e, July 10Th.
The Steamer City of Newark, from Newark for
New York, was burnt this morning off Staten Island
All the passengers, except two three females, were
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FLkr KOCk FEMALE SEMINAKi

- ~ iNot II fEhAf.E SEMINARY
ENoi. the year l-j6 the Irst session OF this ir.i,r
NH Commence On the 18th OF January and cIo,r y,
n Wv, 4G % dG"% The second session will commence II .
| sutl Jiiy HnG clos" IT," .Jrh December ~E
| lERAs. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE Srssrr,
| Beard tor session. ........... so:
IHt'"n IN the English departments including w. ="
irrmcn spanish aud Italian, each xtrs,........ ~
! Music, extra. ........-..... 1890 " "
Ornamental BrErh"-. each 'Nr- at "achr urir. ~
Latin Hni Greek Cl--. thu .si .. Jn, Grg,,o
~ In cases OF prDi,Hct"d scGu".s iciur,io, J "
nHi" wv 'e'''H vii ce
| Ia ordinary Fcnn" school. Of the coun,-v a.,
teacher l. "up!Dyrh Il = uupu--i.l. Tor q 80, vAe
the teacher To H"H"t "hi constant prr.,na 10!
Il needed 70. i"'i.:Ic' IL" ind, pupil in nm ~ 'A"'
shi!ly srHs 10 ihr panu To practice her rnu y ''s
sis"ncc should iael" Jo only ten -chu'ar- md : as
only devoted by e"c! To- music ,!r ,.,cyrr M I"uE
nr" hours Ui her tim" Will be- CONSUMED nm; s sem
l.r INSTRUCTION in other studies TO tn, ,, ','.' ei
much p the plants Of i,i!!tr school. ' e ''"erd
IN" great oh. et' 81 y scpD! Z. L. .,,.rro H. .
persona! nj, nun .! the teacher, ~ .ror, IH'FiHed
For THIS purpose two 'Pnchrr- are cn!p'y.i l'Ir"'
to Ia" ordinary English BranCa"- urlut;r, ~ !" attend
hli IN" Science" and rh" other 20 Music 80 t!afics
SPANS "n! Ornamental Branches M.ss T LILLIAN;
"-t h"'" chf@t o! II" first department. ~ her ..r',,
"ni "int'Hy ut character: ~" tn. l.ruFrl the Isyc
al h"r pupils, and !:"'. y c.i:i og know Tia.
t"A" under t"r l.u .,.u ia?r progressed iyh extra
"'N"T iHp.It "d Proficiency, that il !, quite common
"i ."n' ana t"if parents 10 sa IN" greater prugress la,
p'rH i!hir d" Oh" ia.g Ia any wa year. before
IN ur u;hrr toPn!ilHrHi rh:ac!E. Music French s,5
Ornamental ErTnrhr, M. Many Ann NPvIss is cur,,.S
No.? :" Srtf' Jh"F"I Intelligence and long experience
IN tchcs Having taught ~ thu Seminary tor hall of
st session, TIE: superior qualifications and an indu,,ry
th never "ca'cs hay" ensured the mos, rapid improve
net o' ~" y"Ua. ii!"- in her department ~ b. J..
IN" Mi.s ia"" thcr lessons in"ar'.D.J prGseneG q
u" teacher ANA '"" r,,t 10 another piano To practice
i;".'s.Iy tEhllIac the young ladies' especially on
'uc! hr""c"' ~ .r, generally 10 female schools very I'm.
perfectly "hEUr W.on these 10 take place Is not
I'n"l", known by Them The consequence 10 tina, they
are always prepared.
IN CLOSING. lce it due the Young Ladies who have
!HH"I Tins .ch"" t"">pr"ss grateful appreciation Of
nrf UNIFORM kIiI"ss To each other and To every mem,
,rr %! my family Their extraordinary dccorum thrr
hS"Ht application 10 their duc. aud their proficiency
hr..t i.uIr i.a.. o.';iua. pas. ! vi. w.
!, = E"rrJ ,.i,!-Ico clothing should be marked
I e Ny address is Mnctnrands Lun'nburg Va
Dec !t--cn IOiLN CRGAIN Ia
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THE RESOLUTE.-The British Government ha'
honorably ren9uished all claims to the discovery
Of the Bark Resuue, to the owners of the George
Henry ard the officers and Of that vessel who
were engaged il rescuiug and bringing the Re.olute
into port from the arctic Seq, vh0rs she was found
derelict The savers Of the Resqute, now IN Ne"
London harbor, will resp q fYll reward.
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EANlE IN ,MAi.LE. -. IGI:.rY NoN

EEhvlhI removed to Rehl.ord, o.lcr !ur sale, my
III Farm Tying ia th0 dnGnty 81 tnhisc' riy, u -
mill, from the James R,cr and .2 nile. from the city of
Richmond and containing $40 about one halt clear.
ed producing we'll and rapidly improving, under the use
ct li, ccr"- mlascr &c. here good Dwelling ma
All nec.ssa.v .Uc, nos,s .GG.,. q"w Also cxreen;
Garden mid U.clnru lEe Fam could sc.y ~o..:c.
nicntly divided n,otwo bne cohurnsO ami III" other
30 .cr, Persons wishing to purchase Farm in the
MOI r6rcrive md rapidly improving portion OF Virginia.
wor4 dc cl To e. arn nc lila property rs Ann disposed
10 sci. on 81 ertIgai acGtu,u,pi.t,t, L. IA,
The ogcr-ccr Oh ny brCrlCr ii:hs Shio!n5 WI show
the ia! i: 20 an one wishing 20 purchase
Atdrc.. HR o 1 CREESIiAN.
I,..u Mn AZ Rirhu,',ud
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The CELEBRATED Mourn or OLIVES, near Jerusa-
lem has been purchased by Madame P'lnck the
Y,doy Of wealthy banker of the Hebrew persuasCn
at Kou;gsbrrs. This lady intends to beautity the
place aud Improve the whole neighborhood at her
to plant the whole area viii s.ose Of olive trees
aud thus resore it to the original s:ste trou shIch
it derives its name.
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TIIE AMERICAN FARMER
p'rp'6 u re cause Of fEt'"fBft, HOTt'cH''Hrs ~
>toci RGt>jGG.
Is rvBLI|IED MONTHLY Is rlE CITY or tAir'NoHE, Nd

IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY Is rIiE CRY OF baltimore. Nd
ny SANDS - WDRrHiNGION
FANHE 'r iksIrE wssIE" onrI,- published IN
n" d,CG state. Il Dtr,. tot. gi- tn. H..
holder. aud I'll! u,G,Iu, Il" high ctr,T ! or nal!
sustained under tue cuuiuC! al ia .ogI! u" lac 10
m"ntrd S.:iH"EE = hes Volume lJt!r.'n"'s H. juli
s', "i'a vi BE- H." 5ah yer: 81 IT, '-.cn'C, Lrd -
no rli.i s:aCr IL aH' -h."; i,no Il enjoyed :."a'e.
prpninfty "H, u"rr iDW'r; inlI1c,ce to" GOOD {" h"
th OF IT." great producing c!",-cr u county tia" al
the present tine
1t l. contemplated To max" such improvements IN the
work commencing with Lc~ volume, -s the -p!n; the
age rny -"eH To I"luIr" nhG tn" EDITOR, rely IN
crca-" srn.cr' 'r'i'v the additional outlaws that ""
b" - IL ar Ia par
-.iily nc.cn-!n. cubs crID;Ion IL, has
ny the F.r1'r s.nc" th: OF tEr pr'-ru
~ the 'nl'i Siacs hut NOR. Particularly h.s its sccrs
"t"i" .G-" ,.i. -! H. rchCTy a. ihcs" ..ct.."s
rs Erir II rhiic.'N'y G"-tr III" ~ M niv"r"G me
dunn, -L'-h ius i.GdcGcd !; n.GGs-ur, crcn.e tbs
number o pa-r= dGri"4 TIE past year more thn ." l,
c"H' IL order tin' 100 great CT eIaGc sHOut
not be- hb,racicd from The usual reading department
The r,'prs would MOS; respectfully call upon he old
anh We" tried friends OF thor journal 20 lend hcIP!t
nd III the extension OF its circulation with the fl con
oat h.' TIA. ih"sk rh Inay ndI.u 10 pes -
gcs' viii e the eripEn OF in. hrpri's ,hat are month:
:lspcn-"G u nj Engaged ~ au Cul stIUE Of ire sol.
The ter'h- ~ heretofore, ........... t.r Snnur1
For fcupa,., Observation-Disclosures. :,
II :" .......-......-..-. IN
~ =" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ "
4 ...pk
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SPYING IhRfL-f't IA III ". u 'i'Isf' '''''' -
OF I.i.GMUrL. 'Gc y.
EHAl ING determined 10 roe 10 L.t.u.0". r": ~
IA frn IN Hrnrlr0 cUunty, Tor .si" phi ae.y. about
kunwn AS Spring He'll al, I,n,r. Mr. VIM 4. Robinson.
Mrc,.'s Srs AMI Mr. Fcndall Griin's 1t hns on
il Lrs: .ar Rr.c n,-c vii! rGoms and passage t"o
porch.- good aitrheh !i iGut -. rev Eir" o!''
rr... hn,c stable y iolr stalls feed house, s"!'rT-
.i u.ursc; acs". ana other necessary acCs'- TT F
" ell II UuTr n the yard. .ood peach afGh"r''
ni some cherry trrrl ami sruuarry al 'hilv'- -hHr
and -y asparagus beds three hurried 6rt Vn- i!'! ~
kind oi vegetables growing on The land Ui"o- i'r
marketing purposes. This farm contain, lei! hc!r' 81
inn. ~ rch plan; bed Thi. farm i wei. enclosed
WIKI the beet timber.
.,r he had immediately by tho purchaser Il
GG-.rcd a.,
.nni II desired.
Andy 10 Mc--r-. G"!,iin s. APpcrsos Aucdn""c.; io'
t,.r,i.r n.d other particulars ,-,.
hi--c-a- !. H. 'Sob
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NO 10 MAIN STREET H'hMONp h,.u
"AvE just opcucd TN" assortment ct Wa ILn nj.
ord nn.r ,j;,I.. nI.n :i,. IEWtLRY. PEARL >EIl'
SILVER, SlIVFK PLATED WARE, Fancy Go9i' Fi.'
poke, rt.ry ~ss.oi. IN cases Scissors - .ins" '
the hes, french criumeiy. Frc.rh Soapi po:l.ir ~"
Tnr,b and sail 'ru.le- aud everything in the Fancy Ib
TO witch they the inspection OF their TRENDS NV
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LAND FOX SALE

J5yIE subscriber rt'rs tor sa his tract Of land lying
T.. p"n-"r river III the county ni Halifax. niioinin:
III. ..- D. ga cen. Esi ari Crypt Paul street
The trdlt cOuiHH re, nj rye, -. hcrcD @'l ni
,hich mr., low or, ,nds - ,.o0Q land tho s!2 e. IL
cleared upland portion at uh:h In- been nhnurcd tor
icui..r There are On the tract the usual plantation
c!.i:nsv u.na Stable corn houses, negro houses
tui :.r.Gr.s lrt.,r ais 3,nl awg.ng house. with
80 .Uu..< rIii Eiiccn grichEd recently "u IhCI"is
also. .rIrg auI ~ rAccicr yell Of water GER! COME.
n"ut tor prU!ri"n in.ip"s MS plantation computes
y,nrn:r. possessed 10y very few; IL Ia Ia lrI!ablr
mi shorhool and is in less than me ri depn, the
Richmond and Dinyillc Railroad Persons wishing to
purchn., are invited TO see the land.
Myn,idrcss is Scosburg =. o., Halifax county, Va.
r,-n.G-rlm JOHN CLARK.
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4 VALUABLE FARM ~ TIE rol>ll OF

"a E$lRING 10 NOV: my Nc.f""- sCn'h. vii sci!
mis- beautifully located aud desirable estate. cheap
and On term, suit purchasers. Srhiord contains 80
POO. 800 of which lie arabic. well enclosed with ne"
,L, n, I. l. 20. .c"aurv tuned The b,'iin-s are al
rn,y and N GOOD DER S.jyty =. Sd.i plentiful and
from! u"yr falling tpTincs ..-HiUn g. $3.50 ~ n a!m
nr within sight III tir CheRpraSr. WIN h!Ic "ytrr
hg., md rent nl3tnaanuc OF every variety Oi III
ut H. .a Il. inG.g ~irH g!nin j" within loo yard
a., ,E,. Granny The toIl4 rni Bn.im5Fr Stamf'
10 their ;y,ri within mile; oi tnr In J'."IsH Week
r.r.,u. wsn4 to patchsr requested 10 !nSi"ct the
u-rru-r- !, IL. SiiErARD.
Nry ~
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AceuiTTEp.-Mrs. Branham and two Of her sons
were lately arrested in Greenbrer county accesso-
ries to the murder of Joseph ShIet Jr but afterwards
acquitted.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

MONTREAL JUNE 10 The Grand Trunk Rail Road
Conpanys steamer burst her boiler to-day near Lon,
on. rhe mail conductor was killed. and it is feared
fa' great number Of others havo been LOST over
board.
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: ,,,,,,.,, i.IJOSpulTE OF LINE,

.viTC mnde asTanEen2EtI wlth FtoE Mupcs for
", Of HI. Nitrorenfted Stper ph6sphase OF
Ina ' nj naauaearcrs prices we confidently RECON-.
mend 70 our Farming rlends believing tito be
n nov in use Having ia good effects last
any Cnru and having heard much of It's good effects,
S are constrained believe it suPcrinr TO Gunno, not be.
,n. il makes better crop the nrst year after appics.
@ but because its durability having in large pro-
rorii;on of bone dust For shlc by the ton, or bag
BAKER g. PLEASANTS.
:u.;i I--cii Corner q. Franklin and Union sfs
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i.NES RIVER EsTATE k0R SALE

OFFER Tor snIr prvaely my PEhhh''U" t"''r'I No"H
Bernard. 1hs plantation Lies on the James hiTcr III
the county OF Cioochand. Immediately above Mniten r
Adventure DAM sni within twenty eight miles OF Rich
n oa. !. l.,a!I, sersn bandroI Had thirty "cr"s,
GC yhicHs.vtpiy..se acr-a are !a'aes Tie oE.%H'1
grounds. and the rGmn!ndvr!. Bower asa. week red
land There i on the place good dwelling house On n
beautiful site. and I'LL necessary out houses ana pom he
uil:. ard the fences in good rcpair, and the lud
is III IL fIgL Stat. o. cIitiy"tipp -,
will also j, -laci: AID initiating Gton.''. mpon the
larT FrIr, stock ro..st. If .ofst nj I.s cat, n.u
dir nr coyg nuI thG ming .ensi!s arr, the most
OF Them. Ea. sEi Ell OF them gsod-@tI there are
enough both stock hHd tanning GtpRss, iar the tho
rot. h cultivation OF III" plantation.
The terms OF safe a. 70 the payment, will be made
ySry much suit the purchaser
sir Innts 81. Payne my manager. living on the place
will show property 10 hay pcfDn desiring To examine
l. My address is Washington u u.
;i,s ,j.-.u II H PAINE.
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B.RpY's Row.-Tke williamsburg Gazette learns
that Captain Barry intends to the city of Norfolk
for the burning OF "Barrys Row." during the pesti.
lence last summer.
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address : SANDS 4 NORTHAMPTON
SOJI('E,,'
NOTICE.
n llLir II

INiiE four negro men nam" DAVID sor,ctirre7 csst
Il CROCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS ard |. EE. vsIors.
aw"Y on the :th October ls35 NO yut a. Grg" Zee Il
v"r.aeneEt L: tEst n+c /. III. iChiEund EnGuir.L h
said nee;org E"wil, c.vG an .ddrioEg reward fiji
TY DOLLARS .E tkf d.iI, or, Of c,tl:r CT ,Le. to ..
ar lodge III pail Shir can a.t them or two s.aI'c!
dollar il ta.Gn o4t Of Tho state OF Virginia
huril nG-,Ii ZONES SiiEFR
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"a young man. capable 81 civiu. Instruction III "a
ls Latin, French and primary prn.iu"- o' ''''t'
German, 40 ID lac s.L!c- q :sa',' : -:
situation ~ private tcr her IN irin'.i.
ShtisihCtOTy TccvIIIGeUihOa. E.,l'.. . $50,
Address r. 4. ~. iiolcOnbr'- Rock, Bedford '.n".!
Va. spril Is" -"
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Union OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY
New YuRx, June lO.-The Hard and Soft con
mi,,ees have issued notice for grand rathca'l"n
meeting to be held in the Park, on "Wednesday even
In, l1fII
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VALUABLE LANDfN tIffE CUtAPi- y
GlAnLtIf1.l NJ. EAIl

70 remove my family 10 onoher c"an ny,
I'D OF July my plantation in GoochIanf county. i
. situated the Wa. urk u Eickinghde creek and nd:
jobs Ike tsEds Of r alter Lcnkc Martin James ana
o;hers.
The said Of land contains ;hi; aces or there
abouts About 20 very heavily tnLcrei ioe'
of the remainder (Which contains 20 OF creek nae
Is in good OF cultivation, being We, adapted to the
usual crops grown in this part OF the country
The dwelling house lie quite commOious, anu Is :" 4"
beautiful and healthy situation beng alEo ronTeh en- ~
RELIGION. aud educational privileges. Besides tne 'r s
il: LGusi ms u=l farm LoHsos re on me pihce WV
negro house, barn staie, tGJaCco ..cI3es. 60 .
TERMS One third cash. TIE tem4'ndG: oi u, $500
money 20 reE.aln in the pur:hnsers hshas G' m
years and perlAp. longer secured oy a"' ot ssi.
the land, with interest paid ANNUALLY HUM ""' - ~
The title to th. land is undispue' ,; f,h.r ;,fo,
Persons wishing to purchase can obtain "rtner ,nTt
nation by application to The ,u t,srt ou.
ur through mail, ut Goochland oouf' WE COLES
! tiHy .T--csS -.---" ~ .-------"----
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A SITUATION WASTED-A your
GILL 4. WIEpEi,EVEK.

n SITTNTIUN WANTEU--A yD"HF I'D . m \.
~ situation 10 teach wh, liberal tHari wa
gi."n. T.sr:rnDoai. ct qualifications -" o. -
Adic,-y -. -;
MAY 3-cwtys Al bo,atun sicg6laHbErc NJ,a.
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VDONE Dust FOR SALE = Richmond Ground
S Bone Dust of WATCH the farmers OF Louisa co.nty
(who have applied it their Tobacco amt other crops
speak the highest Apply on Governor Street,
doc. from Richmond Reading Roonl
May 30-cw3w.
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the County court OF Lhe-tcFIeId L"uhIy, H1'H -
j:h 10 rns I'll dsy Of hny A. b., lsji.
Gaorss K: Sneitus, Sherry, and ":sIsn i'd
,rin:stlarurS de- bors nOp o. William ?. Blank
c:.-hip deed. Pitt. |. DzsT
Against.
Pstroch II. Fnney, 60 oblso with William
&. fGIua. Det } rh,
Tho object Of this sut is attach in the hands Of I
r. Wake. uduni, rn,Or Oi France. tiIney, dec d, y
much Of the defendants interest in Tic estate oil th
decedrnr, may be- sufficient 10 .htIsiy the Ps.
bayjug been Fled thai ;lc sia del a .at Tn'rarh II
ncy po. .c=iden, OF th, Common ~"2 IN. the s1
feniaEt IS nurcd to appeal aear: 'se J.sii'r' ~
Court, on the SECOND Monday IN July next ~ q"
necessary to pr0tec,.his interest in this suh.
Copy-Testc, .,,,,, c,t
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May 2i-cwiw SlLAS Ihfa ha.r. -
NLIREINIi-N CuANCEkN.-At Kulcs nc.S

" ~
Y the Clerks Office OF the Circui; Cour' oil '"0''
County, on Monday the ith d"r "i sisi Is1o y,ooa.J
t.eorGe y. CItiet, E4m-"f. lsy''' a"D Pi,H
Wright,
A:pin:: VA, ,,r krsaa
George Fit,hu=h Ann Z kr'q,s WIN p .ohn :te
George W. Erau.s ami Leonard hth~''' Drt,.
lor and Frederick Achsy md other-' . - Land IN th'
The bject of this suit it Ia subject 70, cD, Of ts'
town of Port Royal the payment OF .hsu:.d. an an
defendant, George Fizhush du" TO ,hs he .s.i deehu
ants Ann + Krnus. WIN John hrsas Frnirrick AchsS
ieonsrd kraas-, FREDERICK -"y'r Sna o. noSs
arc non.ses:aen's OF tin. CON-" . ordered tbs, n,
:ss e ss S:P 1 sy .s 'ss : :s All:
due publication OF this no'ic'' hn , w.
10 uio ,ec, their interests in this SAL
4 COpy-Tes;c: = TAYLOR, C'ers
May 20-cwiw HhO' IL
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
JEFFERsONTON aCADETT


on i pr n sgs,!"n Of this school viii cons,
juhe Having employed GRADUATE. If D. va NE 9Th Of
'iisima TO "s+ist me-. shaI h. rDai,rsJ oMTeisy Of
I asa I ,5afH o I1% e. 20 f' i the
rHgqI.rr v al.e sulphur Spriur. H. nan miles from the
-H"Drhnod' AMI one almost entirely re- 10y healthy
non fufiic: connents deemed un, rom d!ssipa
school Is we'll known '''aaFy, us the
IEKMs:-i'oaId, dncuding washing fuel md IT.,
' -''"''' ~
knsish branches hnt Mathematics. .-... 30 w
'"n@Im!"s' "'F""h, Latin. Spanish German one "
fny"D" on" half IN advance. the balance on the a. "
fcDr"ary No deduction Tor absence eHcro, il, c'' :"
pf"iac'rd llins but charge will b" mad. from tho =,
ginning oi the halisesoOn IN Whvh the SUDDEN, .n,rr
CALEB BURNLEY, PRINCIPAL
w. Il. F!SIIBAck As.i.t,a,
Nug SI-cN Jc"tr, onion. CMlirpcr county Y.
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- ..,,,1 very greatly impede, any eilor' '"a'
Mr. 5. ms ~, "s in this whipping business we nave
these ,nk. did not disable, "r paralyze, ar DIN"
f'rst. hw the frs, blow, nnd thus the latter was
S@"i IN condition. to his pr"dis Muscular
rh ~ IN m. extent his manhood AMI c"uraS"
prompted. -, ,,c.,1 him..,f md wns whip
second. Sumner did defend h,hsf'i' anu W.,
mad inst.nd Of whipping his nntnG"nIs-l IFasa'"3
IN Syrr
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anonymously or publicly, triunphantly answered
| by the record of his public life;
do rot deepl it necessary, Mr.. Speaker, to 20 into
nm examination "a .a other allegations NJ my col
league in reference to Mr. buchanan So much stress
| seems to haze been laid upon tie particular charge
which have lust Answered that : toJghf II worm!
of this special NOTES.. As 10 the rest, ) e"grs' my
establishment that my cGi!rague should haze reenten
| il necessary TO re!er 10 tllrin.
All such accusations as these asnins Nr. Buchanan
sra answered by thirty SX years vi degGt0p 10 tht
coli S;itutiOn OF the United Siars
They sr. answered By the fact that. twenty yenr;
| ago in III, Senate OF the United States, lie was
amnny the first Northern men resist the lnroads o
| abOlItlnulsn.
They are answered Ey lie opposition to the circuIa
on OF insurrcctiuiiary ducEmertI through the m"i'
of the United States among tie sIS"es oi The South
They are answered by his deieruip.e support
the bill admitting Arkansas u0 the American Guioh
| They are answered by his eloquent support X llt
| hill admitting Michigan into the Union.
They are si,swered by his early support Of the oil
| nexaton of I-kSs.
| They are 8nsweTSc ny his pcrseFer'nS support U
| the fugitive slave law
They are answered by liz e2ergetic efforts 10 ehec
tha reueal of the Law of the state nf Pennsylvanlt
dnvirg 10 the federal authorities tic Use Of her pr
! ans for the detention OF fugitive slaves.
| Th.y are answered by his early aud unyleldps OF
! pos;io,, 10 the WIlmut PrOviso.
| T Ting arv answered by the assaults which have
been made upon him by Northern fanatics durIn.
more than quarter OF II century.
They are answered by the encomiums OF the tru'
and national men OF every secon Of the country II
which he is repeatedly desigpared As "di>t,su:sl"c
for his capacity distinguished u: hs hlgh attain
| interchangeable for his Eigt n"fqsnGe, "
more distinguished still for the pure morally u IN
life aud tGc STERN patriotism of his character.
They are sUswered by the fact that, |lIie mem
Der nj Mr.. Pok. cabinet, against the opposition o
anscisn. he propnsrd To extend the Missouri line Il
the Pacific AMID the delight aud gratitude Of nation
al men ot all paris N the iinl;n
They ARE answered by every vote he gave in TIT
American Congress TN the question Of slavery, an'
by the tact that, oil ali Northern men, Ee has beef
among the most prominent iu asserting aud defend
iny strict CONSTRUCTION OF the federal constitute ion.
They are answered ny ia" Construction which h'
placed upon the compromise measures al 1884, IN TIN
letter dressed by htG in November Of the snln
year to the people of Philadelphia. in which he de
clared that tn. compromise measures had supcr-rdr,
the Missouri liue, or, 10 use his own language tina
that line bad passed away" Which construction cl
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E1'U. Tue ythr 300 Tue 1r-t session III mi.
a "!I! commence on the 18th OF JANUARY and cIn
we 4Vh o. Jam" The second session will comm.pc, d,
ON J"y "nG clos" the Ijh December ~e
lERMs. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
Beard tor session, .......... " ~: