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THE LAKE.

$EsH
F5s 5S.ss %Ss 5 t ss
boat the Lake will leave the wharf Jefferson Railroad and
Of the cars, as follows
,,o, !ErEEhsos RAIL noAp PeN5cHAETRArs OFT R. ROAD
WEpNESRHAY l4} g g a N n n
LEAVES OCEAN SPRINGS.
THHRsP r.M: N
rreeht Extra Baggage Horses Cows Carriages etc. should
always Depots the Railroads 60 down
as @ by the trains 5 n M to @ ira train
and Week s Harf alternately
each Thar Eong d and de returning Shippers freight Wi, vii
also stop mouth of Pearl River for Passengers any by
Tohys Express ali The watering pace will 60 reg
Ocean Springs Biloxi and Mississippi City So so
Bay ST and Pass Christian 90
M .s,s ~ Il. III. HAREisox i q69;, Agents,
IT. y, s,Iz LAKE.. IN SHORE PAcKET
Joseph Ne SssR %ase ~ @
isaTs
s ERfSSf SSRHSS
n hvhS1SS
days and Thursdays, by these trips, be the
railroad the days previous, in time for the O'clock A NJ
trains Fridays and Saturdays the previous days
in time for the O'Clock trans will be left until the
trip.
FARE
Cabin to Mississippi City Ocean Springs 50 50
lleck passage. l. -
R. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, june l. 1856. je5
r. n FOR nIANDEVILLE--U, s. S.MaiI--
Asah VI FOR Vaudeville Lewsburg, Madisonvlle,
tssas4a Covington and Abita Sprngs-The fine
Virginia Pearl, Captain j. W. Hoffman, leaves the
Pontcaan Railroad day after the arrival of the II NJ
Sundays excepted Returning leaves Covington every
morning at O'Clock Sundays eNcepted5
Fare ST. Meals, 50 cents.
For particulars apply on board, or TO
a19 If D. C. LOWBER, % Magazine street.
R%ss h. FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
lEAansESa U: S. MAIL LINE.-Wnter Arrangement.-The
splendid lowpressure packet steamer Cuba, R.
A. Heirn, master; Florida, W. Fl. Hutchings master;
Oregon, Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior Of the above
daily the arrival Of the O'Clock P. NJ Returning
will stop Pascagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobile.
Deck
R. GEDnflS Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans November l, 1855. MS
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An exchange speaks of g female bulls aud beaFs.,s
We can imagine such thing as female bear, hut q
female bull is rather beyond our mprehshsien.
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iaarsy-:E'osssah congress--Birat Session.

~ asia, june n, TIorar-
son calied attention to The fact thai. from WI readiaa
OIL q sns would appear that Mr. Stuart had
Senate, when be was chosen 10 fII de- char Il ~
absence Of Mr. Bright, only MI s. .s ~ ~ ss
error was inadvertently made sS'1Atsa elsss 'ne
NJ; Butler thought Mr. ssaart was duly elected;
at time, he thought the journal mas correct. -
MIR. Seward thought that Mr. Stuart Womb IL en.
titled to the chair on the return Of Mr. Bright The
subject was then dropped. i I sz7se
Mr.. Foster introduced bill changing the rseisfer
Of the British bark ResoIute.
Mr. Mason stated that this vessel was abandoned
oy her crew, in the Arctic ocean, and that she was
found and brought in by American sailors.
ne thought the United States Government should
purchase the vessel Of her discoveries ret her and
return her to the British Government
Mr. Foster heartily c0ncurred with Mr.. Mason and
Withdrew his bill, that his idea might be put in opera
Mr. Crttenden called attention 70 the Kansas dis.
turbances; thought there had been debate enough;
it was now tine to act 1t was time to allay the ex
ctement to quiet the troubles to remove the cause
.has kspt The strife alive and put end to the civil
the safety Of the Union Here Is III place to iq1ire
winch party is most TO blame. Let peace be restored
and then let the laws take their course, and the guilty
be punished. N 5s a. I5T5 r. ~ X
me resolution empowered the President to employ
Scott at the head Of the United States troops to
queli the disturbances In Kansas ~ Ss Nj
: He e advocated the project, saying that the name
OF Oh General Scott would do much toward that end.
me General would go there with his sword in his
lelt hand aud peace gentle peace, in his right. He
asked tne immediate passage Of the resolution.
hr. Mason was speaking against the resolution
when our report closed II 'ssiss{y l5#sgs5
- Rouse Of Representa- Tuesday June TO- 1856
Ihe Speaker announced tie first business In Or
der to be the question Of correcting the journal,
which was not disposed Of yesterday for want Of
quorum. g3l
voted. a%eN'ee :
Mr. Washbnrne, Of Maine, moved to 90 into Com
mlttee OF the Whole, to enable such members to make
speeches as were prepared! @ s,s5
Mr.. Washburn, Of Illinois, moved a call of the
House; which being ordered, III members answered
to their names. 7+
Mr., Burlingame. Of Massachusetts,, presented reso-
lutions ofthat State in relation to the Sumner affair
which were ordered to lie on the table, and be
printed. .i
Mr. II. Marshall called the attention to the bill
confirming California land grants, which had been
made the special erder for to-day which by general
consent, was made the order for tomorrow, at one
| o'clock =37777 7Esi's3 III
The yeas and nays were being taken on Mr.. Jones
motion to amend the Journal, by striking out MI
Edwards notice Of bill to remove the Capitol, when
| our report closed.
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ALAYA RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at 5 o'clock P NJ.
RE- - FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
lEIs9Isfs5 sEsIs5 safe steamer Alice W. GIaize, G. Loai
for Old River, smspor all landings on the Ac6afalaya
For freight or passage, apply on board orto
jel7 j. NJ JOHNSTON & CO., 3 Front Leyee.
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Princess Phillppa, q sister of the negro king of
Mosquito, is now servant in the house of color
ed preacher named Smith, at San Juan.
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Thus the oceangoing steamer Of 1856 is nearly six
times the length Of that Of 1926, whilst the iffeience
between their tonnage is still more in favor Of the
an increasing ratio, and If it is still to continue we
wonder over what space Of water our Leyiathan Of
the deep will extend. n : 81 II :
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CUNDRIES-
- BACON-200 casks choice Cincinnati Sides
100 casks Clear Sides; ..
100 do Cincinnati Shoulders:
so do Plain Hams;
so boxes Dominick's Breakfast Bacon;
100 tierces Sugar Cured Hams
BEEF-200 bbls Domnick's Family Mess
100 do do Plain Mess;
100 half bbls Dominick's Extra Mess
100 bbs do Prime Mess;
80 bbs Davis Extra Prime Mess ;
200 half bbls do Family Mess;
200 bbs Davis Prime Mess
800 bbs inspected Prime;
20 boxes Domincks Dried
50 bbs Davis Dried
25 boxes Beef Tongue;
WHISKY-l00 bhs )erby'S Star
800 do Oliver's Extra
100 do Dean's
IARD-l00D kegs Choice Leaf;
LARD OILl00 bbs Shllito's Cincinnati Winter strained;
80 do Sum'l Engler, St. Louis;
CANDLES--I00D boxes Shillito's Star
FLoUR-50o bbs Orange Swan and Magnolia Mills Extra;
500 do Rose Hill and Cherry ST. snpertne st Louis
PEPHER-lG0 bags Black
PORK-l00U bbls Inspected Mess
NATIVE WINES-Longworth's Dry Sparkling and Sweet;
do BRANDY do Catawba, in store and for sale
by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS CO.,
ie9 10 Tchoupouns street.
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CREsCENT CITY SOAP 9VOEtESS-DEPoT

CtISESCENT CITY SOAP WOtsfSs-DEPoT
" No. IL Lafayette street.
The subscribers in this city the manufacture
of Soup for Family Ship Seamboat use, which they
the public approval in competition with the
of established reputation Itcombnes economy with free
dom from disagreeabe effects of ordinary in and
will be found upon trial. to washing properties n per-
fecon and guaranteed to contain no ingredient in sufficient
quantity to injre the finest fabric of ladies' apparel.
The advantages of merchants and Others being able to
supply themselves and with equally good if not
better article of home manufacture will present themselves at
aglance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
milo Am G. HAZEN & co.
COMPREHENSIVE THE UNDERSIGNED
" this day entered into Coparnershp under the stye
of HAYES Co. for the purpose of trRnsactug
General Commission Sugar and Cotton Facorage business.
ALFRED DUPERIER. " N
,5...5- ALLEN l.. HAYES.
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
Efga Office, Nc. IL st. Louis street.
New Orleans. LIST December. 1855. DIFF
TTNyVIBILL N AITK&fGN, GAS FlrrEks No. ~ T.
Charles street, New Orleans, keep constantly hand
large Of Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets Pillars
Pipe, and Fittings Of all kinds.
4 large assortment of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
CRATES.
AlSo Patent Portable Gas Apparatus to make gas from rosn
to which they invite the attention Of Sugar Planters fe20 6m
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we s5 4SnS =
son. Geo; Seymour H Goldman G. b Bowdich j P. War
ne Z SuT n opp ows REsrn may Be
cnTed by applying IT, to F G9REY at sekes Co.'s Ga
MGsFAGGH rs mint Ss sseTsaSys ONCE, in in
o H. sgi ess n m ep si aSss m Ss
vault 9 a phf so sa52e Tau "a e purchase Of Lots can he had
epl5 afse'''n SEs Secretary Rest
4 UcT1oN NoTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
bne Il
viii attend t to hs sale Of Negroes Ad
mistraors Assignees and all others according law He
Register viii be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either terms public
9n Every facility in his power will be offered to buyers and
Practical and Plan Drawer will be
With the that he will give strict attention his
business in all its details he t5 that he T receive share of
p1Ss once No s.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
W m No 81 Camp stre,s5lncop0ra-
pSs sy 5 se
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will be received;
s rs .s ss es f'
State h0o Of the o Of NsT Sa Real
Estate within the limits of the city of Orleans exceed
ing 50 per cent. Of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge the Stock of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orleans exceeding 60 of the market value
funds be distributed seminnuay among the Depostos
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow Of the funds,
receive any pay enoument whatever
Certificates OF deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
will be issued for less than $1,000 deposited for
specified time.
TRUSTEES,
George Eustis, A. D. Kelly, William Vogel,
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, R. B. Sumner,
%illsn1s B5sart {: !. Rs5 %s9a $Sss; / 'SIast,
Thos. A. Adams, i. A. Bradford, D. ID. Withers.
W.N. MERCER, President.
WI; ySG%S;EsIss Vice Presidents
D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
N B.Copies of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws
be obtained OF the Office. a23ly
IL paid Also, all kinds of Uncurren
Bank Notes, Coin, Bullion and Exchange. purchased by
H. i. MERRILL & CO.,
ns dEWly No. % Camp street corner of Common.
MTOTICE-THE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE CON-
4S PANY of New Orleans have this day commenced opera
TONS and prepared take Fire. Marine and River Risks
at the usual rates.
DIRECTORS:
F. J. Hart j. Y. de Egana,
JAS. D. Denegt A. c. Tremouet,
Alex. D. Kelly, E. A. Rawlns,
H. L. Ionsdale, Henry Renshaw,
Hugh Wilson, l. H. Stautfer,
Jno. G. Kicks, J. G. Gaines.
THOMAS SL0O, President,
! - JAS. D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAS EDWARDS, Secretary.
| New Orleans, Jan. l, 1856. jn2 1y
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THE CURRENT OPER ATIoNs or THE TTEA AsURr DE.
PARTsENT-o the 9th Of June there were ii Trea-
sury warrants entered on the books Of the Depart
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Will leave TUESDAY, 18th inst, Mt O'clock PM "
II, re- FO r. SHiREVEPORT-The Gne
passenger steamer Swamp Fox, Capt, VIM.
Kimball, will leave as above for Shreveport,
Goron's Landing and all intermediate landings Red River
For freight or passage, apply on board, orto
r55 CARROLL, PRITCHA2D &c CO.,
ieI6 53 Uuion Row. Carondelet street
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
OHIO RIVE B .

viii leave WEDNESDAY 18Th inst at o'clock, r ".
sssaET = and splendid passenger steamer Chancellor,
intermediate landings For freight passage apply
on board to BETTERTON & KEEFFE,
ie17 20 Tchoupitoulas street,
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FOR SAVAN All.
B BALTIMORE.
80 -
TEX AS AND MEXICO.

r$7,&t FOR FsALTINlORE.-REGUL LINE
lVlMN The Al Schooner Look Here. Smith,
having nearly all her cargo engaged will have
eSaquick dispatch For balance Of freight passage
apply to s GEO. W. HYNSON Il CO.,
my9 81 Camp street.
SfSk FOR BAL9TMORE-REGULA LINE
kETI$ Packes-The AL fast sailing packet bark Dennis
EA4sIAeily, Carson MASTER having most of her cargo
engaged will have dispatch For balance Of freight apply
GEO. W. HYNSON & CO., 81 Camp street.
M8@For passage, applyto Captain on board. my1
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.
VIII leave on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at s O'Clock P. NJ
f1sssa !. VI FOE sJFGFNE.RSON. SAfITHLANU
will leave on TuEsDAy. the l7.h inst. at 5 ]. .M.

=, IT, :. FOR sIIREVEPORT,. GRAND
lEfttAs1It15 Bayou, Grand Ecore Campe Alexandria,
ssssasaEss Gortons, and all intermediate lnndings-The
regular summer low water packet Camden, G. Rasn, mas
A. A. Barnes, clerk will leave above giving through
bills Of adng Shreveport For freight passage apply
board or to g..s
JOE. MAII,ETT, % Front street.
The Camden is ready receive freight at the foot
of Bienville street. iel7
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interesting to note the progressive advance Of
size IN steam vessels that has taken place within the
last thirty years, which the diagram, together with
the following table, will render clear to the reader:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-31

Dsca1l.h ISsTkuNENTS-Tbe gentleman who
artsa vii Dea'a! Instrument: OF Va or The 18th and paid
oa1.
PrRCELE, LADp & co.
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Ai.e,teIs 10 DC a'fee'' HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE:
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

nypE socond annual session Of this Institute will com.
mcncc on the first Monday In September next. It's
expected thai, by that time, the new College building,
now in progress Of erection, will be ready for occupancy;
heslthfulnese, Is one Of the most eligible In the eEure
South, aud the course OF instruction as thorough rs that OF
any College in the country. lu addition 10 a complete
Classical and Scientific course, the directory of the COZ
irre have established a School OF Design tor Instruction
in the branches Of practical Engineering and Archltec'
ture.
The College is already furnished with a very extensive
and elccar, Apparatus, adapted to full illustration In the
| DEPARTMENTS OF Chemistry, Mathematics and Natural Phil'
osophv. A Library Of Standard Works has also been re-
Gently purchased, TO which considerable additions VIII he
made during the coming Collegiate year.
The voun. men whose Ps:cnts or Guardians dcslGcl II,
will be organized into a Military corps, having lis prope!
uniform, and practised in u daily manual and dnll.
ExPySsEs.-Tuiion for Annual Session OF ten, nootns,
in the Collegiate Department, e5O-in the preparatory
$40. Board. SO per week; washing ii - per nonih; Tue
andligh,s sl2 per session.
Catalogues OF the Institution can be obtained by ad'
dressing Rev. Samuel X. Cox. President, Lynchours, va.
ACuLTY.
Rev SAaCEL X. Cox, President, Professor OF Mental
and Moral Science, and of Bellies Letters.
WILLIAM CARROLL, A. NJ, Professor of Greek Ian
guace and Literature.
LYcrKGrsG MATHEWS, A.. NJ, Professor OF Latin Lan
suace aud Literature.
JANEs T. MrRrER Graduate OF V. N Institute, profes
sor OF Mathematics and Natural Science, and oil the
School OF Designs.
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutions
Law.
D A. LASoHonxE, N. o., Professor of Anatomy anc
Physiology.
GIUSEPPE APOLLO sARrorl, L.. L. D., Professor Of Mo
dern Languages. ,
Z B. SMITH. Graduate Of v. N. Institute, Assistant.
Jplv 4-1Xc3rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-31
FARM FOR SALF

TIME subscriber, wishing to change his present occu.
IL patton, offers tor sale his Farm in the county of New
Kent. containing $40 acres, within one mile Of the Rich.
mond and York River Railroad. one mile OF the Williams.
burg Stage Road, and three and a half miles OF Pamunkey
River. and about twenty miles from Richmond. Any per.
son wishing to engage in farming, quite a profitable invest
nent may be made in the purchase OF thia farm.
The buildings are good and ample for the accornmods.
ton Of II large family, and the qunlity OF the land equal
to any in the neighborhood, we'll adapted to the growth
OF wheat, Corn. &c, having n red clay subsoil.
About 100 bushels OF wheat have been seeded this Fall
half on pen fallow and guano. The Farm is cultivated
under the five field system, with meadow land and water
in each held. Mari may be obtained at different points OF
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1856. If not sold
privately before that day. it will be cold publicly, on the
premises at ~ o'clock, NJ. Persons wishing 10 view the
Farm, are invited TO call on Mr.. Clopton, living on the
same, who will take pleasure in showing it. The terms
will be made known to any one wishing to purchase APP
ply to GODDlE & ~APPERSON,
nc, o5-ctda lurfionepra
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FOR RENT. LEASE M SALE,

TIVE MONUMENT HOUSE, VA.
TENHiS delightfully."- and clisibly situated HOTEL, IS Tor
4 rent. lease or sale. A large portion OF II is entirey
ncw, and just finished. and the whole OF II Is In complete
order for Il tenant, with all the modern conveniences OF
light, water, baths, &c.
1t is situated a, the centre geographically OF the city OF
Richmond, fronting upon Grace, Ninth and Capitol streets
Immediately opposite Capitol Square, md overlooking II;
the lower part OF the city, ana James River Tor several
miles. II is but n short distance from the depot OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa.
ny, and about equi.dis,ant from those OF the Virginia Cen
trail and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Companies,
and the city omnibuses pas By II every htteen minutes du'
ring the dny. =,
The situation is really unrivhllcd Ter q delightful Hotel,
being near to MI the public ofices, just a, the head OF
Shockoc Hell, within nvc minutes walk OF the centre oil
business, below or upon the Hill, and the only Hotel upon
shockoe Hill which is fitted up with all the modern con
veniences and luXuries.
To n frst rate clurs tenant a long lease will be given, il
desired, and Inc terms will be very accommodating. i
the tenant desires it, the buildings will DC enlarged &c
meet The custom, and without in the slightest degree in
commoding the tenant during the construction Of the ad
diiion. As a summer residence, il is perhaps the lines, il
the city.
The Legislature granted q charter for the incorporation
Of the property, aud we are authorized TO make the ne
cessary negotiations for the incorporation. BY the sale o.
stock, &c, or to cell the property upon lorg CT. dts, pay
Ing legal interest, or TO exchange j; for good farming pro
per;y II tine country. To man Of enterprise. the oppor
tunity here presented to make a fortune is very rare.
Apply to GODDIE e. APPERSoN. Aucts.
Sept 2U-2awlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

SEW FALL. GOODS.
~ + srn NOW Receiving, ind in n few dsys will hny
i'll store, the ihlX.st aud best nssortrtl stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ryer Of.
tered our cr!sto'n"rs-' consisting of the following. in part !:
Sl.irlines, ShccLinss. Fhnr"ls. Blankets, Sa,in,q,,.
Fulled Cloths. k"rsrys, Linsry..
Irish L.iu"i-. T"hlr Ds,nhsks Nspkjn, D;spcr.
Cloths. Cu-simcres. Twcrds, v,srmn. '"F
Eombnzires. AlpncHs, Plain Dl.nin...
French and English Mel inu-.
Hosiery, Gloves, ltlbiunp and E,nl,roiGerj.s
Tn" Ladies are particularly invited to examine our .ruck
oil DltESS Sins, rom NJ cis. per yard to The nnr-;
Flouncci Robes.
Plaid Valrnr,as.. Valencia Robes. Wool PIaiGs,
Rich Par;' y LninS, Dress nni Ciuak Trimmings,
Hoop md Quilted skirts,
Cloths FOR Ciurks, all colora.
Quo thousand CloakS, Shawls and scarfs, of the lates,
styles,
Large stock OF Collars, In lace, muslin and cambria,
Rich Lace, Cambria aud Book Sets, all low tor cash or
to prompt customers. w. p. PERKINS g. co,
No. l4l, Eagle Square.
BLANKETS aud SERVANTS 9TH before npr.
chasing: WcN'e1 the best, and sell them as low as they
can be bought. w. p. =. 4 CO
Sent lg-c,l5Dec
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATlIEMATI.
A ACADEMY.

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATIIEMATI-
CAL CADEM
guNHE exercises vi this school will be resumed on the
IL LIST October nrx,--session ai months. The s.ryir"s
otMons HrCiilEs, Ms instructor Of Modern | . languages, have
been secured.
TERMS-pHyshlr srmi.aunualiy IN adraTrt:
For Tuition in Latin. Mathematics and English. go w
Z" " Greek 10 w
" " either OF Ia. Modern lRusunc's.... ~ w
For his qualifications a. an instructor. Ia" Principal re-
frrs TO the tullowlu. gentlemen. among his patrons during
The pnst scss;on:-lior. Ii. 4. Wise. Mcssrs. Ii. a. Myers
John NJ. Patton. Alex r.. Holiday, q. W. trrttcr, j.: ON
tainc, 7. K Price, Y. K. Grattan, Rrvs. George w ooo'
bridge and J. Pcterkin. w. II. sIpAhi,
NJ STUART is a graduate Of the VirSinin Military In
stitute, and for three years discharged Win great saIislas.
tiun the duty of An Assistant Professor OF Matheinatics IN
il. ! do, with great confidence, say to the patrons OF ms
Academy, tina, they will hud him a Jealous, competent ana
faithful teacher. ERANCiS d. SAiih,
t,ly ia-tf Stunt OF va. MlutAFy III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-31

TIME subscriber offers at private sale, fhht oeauului
Farm In Goochland county, called ORAPAkES, ly
Ing on James River, Licking Hole Creek, and the James
River and Kanawbs Canal, four miles above the Court
House, and thirty -four miles from Richmond The sisua'
ton is among the mos. beautiful on The river, command
ing a view OF the whole arabic surface, a hne view Of the
surrounding country and canal, for several miles up and
down the river The estate is in a high state OF improve
ment. and a remarkably healthy one; 1t adjoins the es
tates OF Thomas J. Dcanc, w. Il. Wrisiccr, and X. SKIP
with. aud contains 93s acres. of which III l . acres are
first low grounds. 2aD acres Of second low grounds, 2'2
| acres of arabic high land, and 800 mere" of wood land
The improvements consist Of H frame dwelling with eicnt
rooms, IN good kitchen, out.houses, quarters orerseet :
house bull, in the last i've years, with brick calmney,s
and undcrpinning, and a new brick barn, 6OS'o, WIN
A shed running the whole length, sixteen feet Wide a ne"
threshing machine, a new ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing to purchase n desirable residence
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere, al
will sell On reasonable terms.
Every ureuaration 10 now making TO seed GO acres ID
when, This fall, 100 Of il in falluw, and tho corn'heid has
been sowed In peas. :,
stands, and most OF the negroes
one wishing 10 purchase
NV address il Subjects P. o ,Powhstan county.
Oct l5-ctf MILES C.. SELpeH.
".Whis will please copy.