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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-02

PROPOSALS FOR BIDS
HyUE Governor of the Commonwealth OF Virginia
hereby gives notice that under the act OF the Gene
raj Assembly passed the 18th dry of March, A. d. $50,
he will cause be prepared and signed Treasury notes
nm which 10 borrow money Tor the purposes OF the Com
monwenl,h other than works of internal improvement.
The said will be made payable to the order OF
those whom they are given, and payable at me lrra-
surv of the Commonwealth year after their respcc
rive dates They will bear interest from their dates until
the times at which they srversly payable and no
longer They WILL for euch times bear six per cent in
terest per snnum The faith of the Commonwealth is
plcdreJ for their payment anil redemption Ms provided 10y
said act They will br transferable by delivery and
sunmcnt endorsed thereon by the person to whom they
are made payable. They WILDE receivable after ,heOth
September for all taxes and debts due TO the Com
monwesh. other than moneys due on sale oil her
bonds according the regulations OF said act Inc Au.
ditor Of Public Accounts will redeem and pay the said
Treasury when the are redcemabe und pnya
bic He may also, with the consent OF the GovernGr
purchase the said notes nj pGr he may also, With like
consent borrow such he may think eXpedent and
necessary meet public engagements, on the s"c OF
ssch notes Al or above par They VIII De dehTercd 10y
the Auditor Of Public Accounts on the receipt OF the
Treasurer for tile money paid therefor The amount
of such notes outstanding ut any one time until
lH October, 1857, cannot exceed in the aggregate
Al 300 UAuin principal Afterwards no more can be sold
and delivered until the amount outstanding ID reduced 10
$4,000 and then EXCEED that sum- in principal
until the Both S,piem5er 1859 After that date
can be sold and delivered until the amount outstanding
reduced SI00000 and then it cannot exceed that sum.
in principal until the aOth September -. AND, alter
date the sale and delivery OF such Treasury notos
will wholly aud determine They Will be- signed, on
behalf OF the Commonwealth, by the Treasurer, and
countersgned by the Auditor of Public Accounts, under
the forms prescribed by said net The Commonwealth
and holders of said notes will be protected, far
practicable by such Instructions rules and regulations
as the Auditor of Public Accounts may make and issuc
aganst fraud and ossc Upon the return Of of them
10 the Treasury they cannot be rei-surd but be
cancelled New only may be delivered in place OF
the notes returned and cancelled withiH the limits OF
the allowed be outstanding, at any time
The laws against forging hank notes made applicable
rs well to the forgery Of these notes
ia fpYl los Ef q
under this act WIFI be received aud considered until the
Is, day of May in the year 1856 And the Auditor of
bic Accounts will from this time forth receive bids for
the sale and delivery Of these notes nj rate rot under par
BY authority Of the Governor:
g. w GLITTER,
Aud. Pub. Acc'ts.
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To yOTER- or AMELIA CouN-

r "a.
TY-Fr1Low-CuIzESs: Having h'Hiu N ~
nor, in circulation much 10 the injury OF my NH which
r. Je'e @ INJECTED with myself take ta's "ppof'u'
Ip y s your minds and "cns "y,s ana so
n'! -, ,,cr uo.lu before you. u L. Us u .,.', ~
in TIE pr'P'' ,,rnr,c,! that if the said William
NON ;'on Sn:ria that AM to he the Sherlr III TACT,
and. and he so ic rh m. ssss xon
tIc shu Of the spirit OF the Constitution ii yr
,un,Ss.b Il also reported that am 70 f,-1ive
wi .bsre the profits Of the office with him. lhs Is also
-,. Thi. would be violation Of the duty every pa
49, ives his child of permitting him 70 receive ana en-
ss the products Q; his own labor could never eSnS''
~ such An act OF injustice even !! requested ny MN o.
TO do .o, 4 49,. Al. ,r;r, H.,
wholly al his disposal aud direction, TO receive ana use t
, -, hi. deputies itCcsr.d by him. all other deputies
ocsl;y oqy 70 aii and assist him. This, tclo" items
!. me plain and uuvarnished s;s'emeu' OF the wh" rum
With thanks and gratitude for pas, tsvors,
AM respectfully vcurs. ,,,,
JOHN A. JETER
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MILLER & CO.,
RANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE DEALERS
Corner 81: Paul md Baltimore streets,


S0nrthi0R Nrp More Pri:rs fbGa BlayE.
THSHE next Havana Lottery presents Some iresh anil
Il interesting points. 1t shows one feature of com
innndinr attraction VIZ the buyer of 9 d. or 10 TICK
cts or shares III sure and is guaranteed 10 draw malt of
them prizes of at least the value of 81 30 each Thi.
fact will make this c"ss decidedly the mos, popular draw
ing OF the series 1t confirms
3O,OOO TICKETS. or WHICH 1900 ARE PRIzrS
This scheme now brought Is Clasr H. drawn on
Saturday, 10Th day Of May.
And contains NJ VIII be scen more prizes than blank
Buyers will bear in mind that u. ng!e ticket costs $40
wo tickets $50 OF this however s. 10 sure to be drawn
back The advantage o purchasing or more tic ket- i,
risk 10 but sl So being only 81 50 more than ON singh
[ cket,
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
z.a p;n - - So So
sssitd;j ttst.ss.sSssca

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
THNEIS Road is now in operation 10 seven Mi' rorn
IL tl61 nilca) un the track Is being cxtehae" "e'"
ward at tie rute Of eight miles per month -,...
On md .er the Let MAY, the passenger Tram eonm'ue
with rho train from richmond and Petersburg VIII leave
LyncLburc nj ~ 49, P NJ and arrive Mt IL O'clock, NJ
Sta-e connection. daily Sundays excepted;
At Bnfori's Depot. for Buchanan II miles
At Bnnsacks and Salem. for sweet Rea S"eet ana
White sulphur Springs ii miles -,
At Ncwbern Depot for the Rcd sulphur C3s miles and
Salt Sulphur Springs. keTarnpikc Road from Newbern
% ,be Rcd sulhur Springs has been greatly improved
nj il now one OF the best the mountains Passengers
arrive 1t these springs the evening Of the second day
from Richmond Al Seven Mile Ford TOR Knoxville Ten.
ur.sre FAR from Richmond S23-thrDueh In 6" days
The Virginia and Tennessee kairoad passes in the Vi
ciry Of Cuiners Allegheny Montgomery White Sulphur
aud the Yellow sulphur Springs, the accommodations
at each Of which have been greatly increased snce las,
season.
The line of Telegraph from Richmond will Re
peted the nrgOery White Sulphur Springs early in
June. T.. II. GILL,
April 2a General Superintendent.
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eGoLD. pIAMONDs AND PRECIOUS


~ STONES are valueess without health. Nay to
the sick-especaly the Dyspepc-,he world and ell its
eonents-cvrn he Itself, would be- bdrthen il
dy placed within his reach, and yet sufferers
who sroan and fret and fume and complain, day by day.
and nj. hit night OF the ills to which they heir,
and which they have become possessed of BY reckless
d.resd of all rules OF prudence, when they might ind
speedy reet and by Using few bottles o
BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS. We have known thou
sands vi dyspeptcs OF them The very verge OF
The grave entirely cured by this invaluable medicine,
which n:au. mercury other poisonous minerals,
carefully prepared that thu most delicate woman
child take IL, without the slightest fear OF injury
Try IL. Price only 10 cents per bottle.
To be had OF all principal Druggists in the city OF
Richmond. Al.o Of the following Druggists:
Peel l. S,evens Alexandria. Va: 7. H. Mckinney Lew
isbrrg, "a Todd, Hinton TrnY!or, Petcrsbas Va; r.
stater, Lynchburg, VA H.ng& Toy, Norfolk, Va Garlck
&Gwsthnisy Portsmouth,, Va; DR. +. Canm Williamsburg.
Va; Johnston Wallace, Fredericksburg, Va; J: K. Cu.
lum & Co Danvilie, Va Wheat s. Chaplinc, Wheeling,
Va Thomas Adam, & Co. srnithfed, Val Bibb & Wills,
Charlottesville. VA j. B. Essridge, Staunton, Va; Wal
ter H. Middleton, Fsrnvie, Va; w. H. Lipptt, Viii
mington n G.; Charles Stott CO., Washington City, eau
les Hatch, Baltimore, Nd; odekers Miller, COving
ton, Ny and from Druggists generally.
Orders addressed 10 f. BAKER, Proprietor,
Mny2 Richmond Va
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NOTICE.
TIME four negro men name DAVID. sometimes called
Il CROCKETT, CHARLES LEWIS and LEE. who ran
away orrhe 27h October i25 yet at large see sa
vertisement OF thar date in the Richmond Enquirer, e.
aminer and Daily Dps.ch, which will give di-erpton ~
said Negroes We will give additional reward o! tr
TY DOLLARS for the delivery of either OF item % I
or oG. in Jail whei get ;hefI, or NV" 'u''
dollars IL raken our of the State OF !rciuia
April 2G-ctf JONES Sh"Ae In
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-pE GRATHs ELECTRIC OIL-This c

= >N lebrstcd remedy for Rheumatism, GI'ut, NenrE
ga E-yspcas, Erup,ions Sprsins Burns Felors &C is
.n.eg.4cgrcd uuy by Prot Chts De Gruth everywhere
know the original discovercr a. his old es;nb hment
IN Egg h stree, below Chestnut. No - Philadelphia.
y H-Thc sick. for their safety, must avoid all
worthless Commercials from tue oi which the
consequences have followed invGlids who have been
deceived into buying them An dele which ia confess,
ed in the advertisements of IT, 10 be only imitation OF
Prot Ccarrs De Gra,hs Electric Oil is sometimes offered
tie public by person in this city who Preiends 10
have picked up knowledge OF the mode OF preparing it,
while in Ia. employ OF Prot Dc Grath.
This Is all entirely unoundcd pretension' a person
who now adverses imitation OF the Electric OH was
once engaged with Professor De ra;h book keeper
and ponent and thus made himself known t. some
customers, bur entrusted with the maiufac
tur. of the medicine of which he Is catrey ignorant
or this person is necessary say NJ present
as of course will buy imitation when they
can the original genuine article by apple aton u
Professor Charles De & a his long established store
No 49, south Eighth street, few doors below Chesnut
~ The genuine Electric Oil sold wholesale aud retail,
byPURCELl, LADD co, Richmond, Va.
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ROCKBRIDEE ALUM SP..INE..

I'm order t. extend ia, bcncht- OF thee 81.
III hraog wa.ere 70 iIsny iavRh % whuse mem. : 81
permit Whose tastes do not pr0mpt . 81.
turing the ;hronc Of che fashionable seaEuE have e
mined open the Hotel TWO months IN advance - .
customary opening and reduced raies Of ir.e liz
had repeated applications TO do So and known. 3.
from observation and my own experience tas :. = s
season in the whole yenr in (which the wa:e:: H:'
beu.hciAlly than in the spr;ny nr,nth,, Wi. :'+i
bourd " twothrds tee summer rates ard v;sc!s =:
ready arriving here irrespective Of any inducements ID
tanned in tbi, card
4 new psr pbis: containing analysis. TIE !e::c!s G.: y
Cartwright alu o,he. ec::reu, rrer aIth .r4Ly &c
OF cures 10 now In press aud will he out about toe So
May It will be promptly mailed to Applicants -
no;,aoe stump W. FRsEt.&.
Anil o5-c3, pcr the Pro r:.t.:.
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NOTICE.


XMAS stolen from my stable, in the County -
w of Orange, on the night OF the Did. lSI>
SURREL HORSE. or 10 years old hve feet ~
high. star in the forehead snip i'll the nose lef-I-
eye Detective well recuilec:cd Saddle spots Oh his
back good deal Rubbed by the collar gear tail scorch
cd by the ire Snid horse Carries high head and TAIL
and PAGES well
At the same time wa. stolen from 7. L. Grastys Car
raye House. new double rathern stitched SADDLE
The saddle made by Miller g. Yates, Orange Court
House virginia, and doubtless hss their card Oh IT, with
silver plated spur Strrups Also, "A Curb Bride.
liberal reward will be given for the of the
Horse and the apprehension Of the thief
j. B. grassy.
GrastY's Mines. Orange, Va. April 29-c3t
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
VXTISElNG to convert my imbcrinto money, desire
w renting email Steam Engine. eight or ten horse
power, joining with some one who hne Such po"ti;
and who wishes location. Liberal arrangements will
be made
will sell one 50 lot and one 80 acre lot, more or
less within four or mles of Braton Fauquicr county,
Vn. good land n nd finely situated for dwellings
Apply the subscriber, or TO the Editors OF the nFu
=, ,,,.rr,,,,
April 22-dlm JAMES i. SluppOl H.
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~ CO, desire to say TO their customers and the
public that they in receipt OF very grent variety OF
new THINGS and the House will be in market
,nst season. buyers be assured of finding the
most DESIRABLE STYLES 1T al times.
tEs@A complete assortment OF Family Linens, Couons
and Servants Goods March 23-2m
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Ricbmond Va March %. 1855,
THOMAS 4. DIXIE

THOMAS 4. DUKE
VAKEs this method of informing his irlenns anu tn
IL public that he has opened suit OF Dadu thhnh
ROOMS at l39 Main street, Richmond, where he WIN o
pleased and furnish them with Pictures OF tuPcio
term, than tsev con he had elsewhere in Virginia
April 2l--3n
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JUNG n3,,s VOTERS OF HENRICO

TO THE VOTERS OR i, hSrano;n.
Sc c0rNiy-Frllos c! T for o our U county.
Ot a; sSn aa n. p ,y sheriff opportunity
u uns pledge ny.s 'n|a" ri, YOUR confidence
10 cleo, me- 10 cont:',n' my S.,"'
,, Very f'sF''.ji T!iS 7. CHllDREY.
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MARBLE YARD.

EOHN T. ROGERS, 9Th Street. Main, Richmond
ID Va Denler in Egyptian, Italian and American MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, MANTEL
PIECES OF every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS
&C., &c.
ANY design in Carving executed in the neatest manner
Orders from the country with city reference promptly
attended TO.
Mr. Roscrs having served his time in one Of the largest
embellishments in New York City, and having much eXpe
repce in the business Aut,ers himself that all work exc.
euted at his shop will give entire satisfaction my done
n ~ mr. south Oct5-cly
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SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF

LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
ALBANY.
yHHHE next TWO terms of this school will commence the
first on the irst Tuesday Of September, and the Sc
coud ON tue first Tuesday OF December next. Each to
continue twelve weeks Degrees conferred at the close
of each. w NV,
For circulars or information, apply TO AMOS DEAN,
Albany. n. y.
H. WALWORTII, L. l.. D., President,
Albany n Y April 26-c6t
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NEW pI6I'(,II.

NEW PLOUGH.
NM7 f. have been engaged tor some ~
w time past in getting up the N-kAn-2
patterns Tor Plough especial. N
~ designed for turning under the efSzs&2-SAAED
heaviest growhof vegetable matter. and we have the
pleasure OF informing friends that think have
fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention of the Farmers to this
Plough well large stock of Plcughs of every
size, Cutvators, Corn Wecdars, New Ground Jumping
Coalters. Large three Horse Cuvntors for putting in
Wheat, llarrO@ Sc, &c. All of which made In our
own shops by good worsmen and warranted give salts
faction. GEO. WATT 81 CO., Franklin Street,
Square below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
Oct 4-c&dly
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- THE LADIES or THE SEW

IL CIRCLE" connected with the First Baptist
Church CRY missionary organisation will commence
their sale ia tie OF Ballard. Hotel this even
ing Tuesday, at 3o'c'ock.
The sale will continue during the week.
will be open day and night, aud suppers may be OBJ
tanned every evening. = April 20
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k,rv%y vaesney having occurred IN IN tn, the
Sc .! t''iN ;rrumbcn,, | announce myself u csnd
Srs.h J, hr 50 rt,r Having acted us III assstSnt and
@ Sss ss sss1s S$::' S' ::s
coauty tort generally have afforded them nm OPP
nom. win the ,, M opinion to my qualifications,
ri mos: r'sP''""''' TEMPLE Elicit
lctI.'vn l.,
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IN THE VOTERS OF MECA t.Lds; y,
rRGFso~ c'zcns take ;hs TINS shs sinSy OF OF
Informing you. thai H''' S,;,,n J. F. FINCH,
nnur county u; :he neA' e'e'' Chrstiansville.
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BE- Ladies' of -. Peters congregation nave Tue
honor Of inviting their friends and the pIoc 10 p"'F"
le their Fair in which they mittF Tor sale many very
,,f and v.ns. article. TIE proceeds oi the Fair will
be expended in yayn; debts for ,aarsns their church
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

AMERICAN IIUTEII,
RICHMOND, VA.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that the American hotel IL no"
helm, rennred and furni.ncd and will be open for the
ccpon of guests the rst day al May next he hopes
bv strict attention every department 10 give satisfaction
to his patrons. - ny: i. hno w. ~,
p s-The services of experienced OStler have been
secured to supernend the stable attached "ths H"e
Ami j
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r,>n,pATnS E0n UFfieE,
TIL H0TEns OF THE COrNrA

x ~ Observation-Disclosures . irui anu M
-" 49, IN. office OF COMMOSWEALThS Al
,vhtN, W. ,he approaching election, which takes place
TONI Nav next and most respectfully solirn your
w, -, JOHN n. DAVIS.
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HNOR RENT, THE MONUMENT HOUSE, 80
e RICHMOND vRGlNla-This delightfully."- 49,
and clgibly situated HOTEL is nov for rent. a -
large portion of il i. entirely new and just finished and
the whole OF il is in complete order for with all
the modern convenienccs of light, water, baths.
situated the Geographically Vi the city Of
Richmond fronting upon Grace Ninth and Capitol Streets
Immediately opposite Capitol Square. and overlooking il
the lower part of the CITY, aud james River for several
mics Ii il but short DISTANCE from the depot OF the
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa.
NY md about equidsnnt from those Of the Virginia Cen
trail aud Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Companies,
and the city omnbu5cs pnss BY it every fifteen minutes d
ring the day. For terms. apply to .
JAMES LYONS
April 30-cif Richmond. Va
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OFFICE or me J. X. a h. GO,
RIcnMoSD. April IL. ls56.
ATOTICE-For the purpose OF Repairing the conpo
ate locks on III" let division OF the Canal, tie nhv
rom At 10 the 18th of June md ut Locks Noe % and ?"
from the Goth June the nth July. There will be 10 in
terrunton to the Packet Line.
Anil I7-oaw4w WIN P. MCNFoRD, Secretary.
GREAT DEPOT FOR THE SALE Of
PIANO FORTES, GUITARS, MELODEONS AND MUSIC.
Z the establishment of the ,ub-crbers may always be
u found an extensive stock OF
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES,
From several Of the reiabe mnkerr in the Union
Among them may he those fronJ Il. Durham q Co..
New York. A S,odart Co. New York, and ChicIeting
Sons Boston, comprising assortment so extensive 10 10
enable persons almost thstc TO select mn inffu
ment The length time tho subscriber, have been en-
gagged In tu, bu.urs. the satrfnc,on these instruments
have given the variety Kept for SALE the terms upon which
they are offered the advantage Of selecting in person or
ordering from house long established near home, ANA
the muoasoity OF getting indifferent Piano here dor
they will be taken back they do not prove goGu1 he
some of the why persons should purchasr In "
mond instead Of sending North.
Prices as low at thu factories.
MELODEOSs ca.
Of Carhart NeedhaIn make, varying iE price i'o' "
10 $780, suitable for churches o. parlors ill .,
These instruments as well ~ inc Fiaho'' "
prices.
or ,.u.; - -,ote WHICH are unrirnled for beauty OF
,on. d,r ,brv and work pausbip Also otne,9 VI ~
roueap Manufacture. Among them ste 81. 80 -
Ns,r,.. an Guitars 20 constructed that 'ae Hy pe
OF and the whole instrument carried III isdys ira
yelling trunk .,,1-a,c
e., ,hs Piano Forte and Guitar Constant arrivals q
tsb .unplies enable them 70 furnish nrders very com
l n,.,nv v1Pr JAMES WooDHOUSE CO,
P'e''' Books, Hers and Sraiionrrs
Nsvl l39 Maint ST.. Richmond, Va
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KEEP THEPTANO AND MONEY

hEff IfANV AM IOO
If You are undecided where you EEyI
Il get the CHEAPEST ard BEST PA. E4HHEAB 81
NOS, just postpone the n!nter until you n "a n \
Gun take one OF f.. p NASlrS an ir:al.-u
You retain tho money until tho risno has given salts.
faction.
he j. willing give bond anil security furnish you
with u superior Instrument NJ n low price.
Orders especially entrusted selection always
ceivc particular cnre.
F.. p NASH Piano Forte Dealer,
-, Sycamore, corner Of Bank street,
April - Peters burg
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FL AT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY


TNOR the year 1856 the first session Of this Institution
II will commence ON the 18th of January and close on
the 10Th OF June The second session will commence the
anh July and close the 18th December.
TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
Tuition in the English Departments, including
French, spanish and Italian each ex.ra,....... 90
Music extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENT % 0O
Ornamental Branches each extra at teachers prices.
Latin and Greek Class, taught by Jno Organ, . ~ w
10 In cases OF prorHcted sickness deduction VIII be
In ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where
teacher is employed impossible tor want OF time Tor
the teacher devot ethat constant personal attention that
is needed For the little pupil III music
sariy the piano practice her music without
sancc Should there be only SCHOLARS aud half hour
only devoted by each music the teacher being present
i've hours OF her time will be consumed and but little lett
Tor instruction in other studies To this may be traced
much of the complaints OF female schools
The great object of my school is to the undivided
personal attention Of the teachers to every department.
For this purpose teachers employed attend
to the ordinary English Branches, including Mathematics
and the Sciences and the other TO Music French ltaH
Spanish and Ornamental Branches Miss +. I. ScorT will
have charge OF the first department. BY her fidelity
and arabty OF character she has secured the love OF
all her pupils and from my examination. know that
those under her instruction have progressed with cxraor
binary rapdity and proficiency that is quite
for them and their say greater progress has
been made in one than in any Two year. before
In the other department, embracing Music, French ana
Ornamental Branches, Miss MARY Ann NFvINs s engaged
Of great general intelligence and long experience
in teaching Having taught in this Seminary for half Of
lust session, her superior qualhcaohs ana an industry
Ira, never weares, have ensured the most rapid improve
uru of the young ladies In her department In Music
the ladies take their lessons invariably in the presence OF
the teacher and then retire another piano TO practice
frequently examine the young ladies, especially on
such branches generally in emule schools very I'M
perfectly learned. When these to take place Is not
generally known by them The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing feel it due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this school, express my grateful appreciation OF
their uniform Kindness each other aud 10 every mem
Der vi family. Their extraordinary decorut. tntir
di.cu application their duties and their proficiency,
iurri; more than ordinary praise.
~ Every article OF clothing should be marked.
s.S-My address 10 Macfarlald's, Lunenburg, Va.
~, ~. rtf John ORGAN, JR.