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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.

uu,r,Y D-c, 93-The Canada, with Liverpool
dntes 10 18th Dec, has arrived. The steamship
America, which left Liverpool on the oih Dec, naa
hsr deck swept off near Cape Clear and returned t"
Dor. on the lOth. The Baltic sailed on the l'th.
All OF the Am-rica's freight. newspapers, &C., was
left Ht Liverpool ,,
arrived al Bordeaux. ,
The Conqr, ss of Paris is to assemble this month.
An unsucce-.ful attempt had been made to assassn-
ate the King OF Naples.
This America arrived back at Liverpool on the lith
hsdIv DAMAGED. She lost her buwark boats had her
f,rward saloon completely gutted, and One man in
iured There had beeu succession oi severe gaies ID
The British Channel and numerous casuaitles. a
deputatior from Liverpool nnd London had waited
upon Lord Clarendon 10 ascertain what - meant ny
the British demonstration against New Granada
Father Mathew died al Cork, on the 9Th December
Richard Cobdeu has published another letter on the
maritime law. The London Times, IN mn rd!'orihi
bsc!,s out from the ArrowsInn, Georgia haii is"a'
hoax.
Moussud Rev, on the part Of the Pachs OF Egypt,
had an interview with the Manchester Commercial
Associatiou touching the cultivation OF cotton on inc
river T;gris.
FRANCE.-It is rumored that Cardinal Morlots
mission to Rome reletes 10 the coronation OF Sapo-
leon which should peace be consolidated, Will pro
badly take place early next yesr.
Many marine disassers have occurred IN ire Aeci'
ierranesn
Conme-cisl afEairs in France as not regarded a.
upavorab. but much disss,istaction is felt becanse
the Bank does nc: Tsia1.
Corn is declining slowly in ell the French marke's
SPAIN-Advices from d sdr!d state t:Iat the cpin
ion was strongly aceinst the new losp mo minister
Of Finance would probably rssiga haIass ana ga
ragosss are still politically sgisated thonsh 'ns'e hs'
pRTsSfaW.The KIns haa presented the resolution
of ,h, Sernan;c Die, on :he Neuchatel question, aa
dressed % the prsss powers invoking them to join IN
eojisc:ive dscislcn with view % secure nsr recos
nzsd rights. rancs and Asra have aav'eG sn,ns nras
IN. bending Of this question. and have prom'esa o'
.Se ss;r. tine 20 support her views:
ITaLY.-The a;,enp. 10 asssssinate The AtnS os
S.re. occurred q. e review Of che troops on The 9th
,.t Accounts of the transaction differ. ssys
by. xh;!- the troops we're desiine soldier :r'heo
from the tanks and s,r-s the King on the lei, SIDE
Tb. soldier #as immediately arrested anc al yes
Quie:ed. Loo, .,,,,rose.d
and IN. leader, Bsutevsnta TAX. n prls 'ner po
lice of Messina have seized a quantity ct muskets
which had pesn landed for the insurgents. Coun!
Sovate!i, an eminent liberal, was lately at'" sna'eo
at Ravenna. ,,-,.,.. h, pus.
ala 10 The allied powers, has been pub-aei, e,I"mpat
MED by circula, demanding the rs'sa'etn0'Ds "
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE F0h SALT.

TIME subscriber offers private sse that beautiful
i Farm In Goochlsnd county, called ORAfAhEs' Y'
Ing James River Licking Hole Creek. and the James
Rrer and Kanawha Canal, four miles above the Court
House and thirty tour miles from Richmond The slua'
op among the beautiful the rivo coinrisnd'
ING view OF the whole arrble surface, fine view oi the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the rer The cstas is In high state OF improve
merit, and remarkably healthy one 1t adjoins the es'
tates OF Thomas j. Deane w. B. Weisger. and h SKIP
with and contains 93s acres of which III acres are
6rs low grounds. sao acres of second low grounds '2
acre. Of arabic high land, and a29 OF wood land
The improvements consist OF frame dwelling with est
roous, Ia good kitchen, ou,houses, quarters ovcrsoer
house but n the lost Eve years, with brick ch!mneys
and UNDERMINING and new brick barn. 6ox3o, Win
SIZED ruurang the whole length sixteen fee; WIDE new
,hreshipg machine new Ice house, and all necessary
Any person wishing TO purchase desirable residence
would do wei. visit this before purchasing elsewhere hs
| will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation 10 making to seed 200 acres In
wheat ths f. 100 OF /, fslow and the cOrnfed hs
5eea sowediu peas.
To a desirsbio purchaser would sell every thing sa it
stands, ard most Of the negroes.
My manager MIR. Saade.s will show the estate TO any
orc wishing to purchase
Ny address s subletts P. o., Powhatan county
DC. IS eff MILES C. SELDEN.
tEsXhtc will please copy
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CHICKEnING.s PLANO FORTEs

lust received per schooner Fannie Cur sN54H
men,s, 10 which the subscriber would invitesV W
the elun of all persons who desrous o:
q 6rst class instrument Among the assortment IS the
Louis XIV, which stands unequaled in beauty OF tone
and finish.
Should the priccs Of the Instruments In the store not
suit, they be in few days supplied IRON he factory
at prices ranging from ss25 to $1,000.
Persons at distance who may leave to the subscriber
the selection Of instrument may rely upon Receiving
on. the very best of the desired kind and price
The tubscrber being the soLE AoESr OF the factory for
Richmond aud Petersburg Chckcrng Instruments hro
GENUINE but those sold by him.
To the nnuu1ersble estirnonias &c already received
by the Messrs Chckerne they have recently added the
first prizes from the Massachusetts Stae Fair New York
Fair Penusyvsuis State Fair and Illinois Stnte Fair
Also Pianos Of knobe Co.'S and Brown Aliens tao.
tories of high reputation. EATHL CARUSl
No. ICY. Main Street, Richmond
Over Messrs. Habiiston & Bros Furniture Store.
Nov 4-2sn Opposite the Exchange bank.
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YORK RIVER LAND FOX 5!LE.

II Rccordaucc with the provisions u decree entered
IL ZIP by the C!rca Court Gloucester county, nj Oc
tober term 1856 In the caso Ca:letts conmce We
Waller &c, shall proceed r at ruhhc auction. al
Gloucester Court House, Un MONDAY, the 5th day "t
January, le51 being Court Day. tne arm on which D!.
William J. Waller lately rc-iied This farm ia situated
in Gloucester county, Immediately York Riv6.. The
from, yard running down ius bank ltconauiS by recent
survey 4 acres portion of which (prObahy 2OO acres
b cleared and ready for cultivation, and large portion oi
the baancei well pine timber OF good heart ard en-
crlent quality which isinorr valuable from It's being i"
Gated within h few hullrcd yards OF iaw mill. There
/. probably no plrc the river which has better shore
Tor planting uy -lcrs han this, and there very iew
which Offer many ldurrncrtE ~ those w:.ilng 10 sc
t in his Section o the country, II benz about tel o.
twelve miles below West Point the terminus ri III" Ec
mond and York RvG Rni Road, and only a :cw miles
above Cnppausic wharf Steamboats, pase up rnd d0Sb
tho river from NoEoh and Baltimore, TINT ihrrc 10
every convenience r shipping produce either by sail vts
ses steamboats, The land ia well adapted 10 the cu
va,ion U! corn, wheit oats, Sc There scedcd on
foy bushels OF what, which will he sold with thn farm
The improv tvnsis o dwelling with three rooms
below sud two aDve, kitchen, smoke hon1e, servan:
houses smsll bari stable.
At the time ,nd place shell offer for sale another
called Ohkwc containing 2l4 oi baud, situated
10 the river Tint person rcsiciHe on can avail
hs-l of all the idvaniAg-s arising from the river
ORkwel has ii good dwelling house and the neces-n
~ outhouses and situated In very agreeable neg.
buhood.
TERMS or SALE-Enough 10 pay coets o! decree and
onc.thrd OF the bsaIce in ca-l the remsnde 10 br pail
IN and Two yeTs but TO carry interest from the day OF
sale. JSO W. c. CATLETl, Commr.
b Dec Lizards
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NUMBER 20,
he Congress of Psrs. 1t contains an -yco,s a.

= nc congress OF Peris. IL contains an .,-n.. -
.itps tHA-n av ih- ru-,rn [rnlr-r ,n ens.r.. sfir
tiinont "t art" l., 20 sui Il ef'he :rasty ngs o..
s"' 49,, 49, 'o!cy wit. regard 80 rbe Isle nj Sc. =
and Bolgrad.
ii.nS. ,'-- Iha capture OF HsrGt is not rcnf >.
Tue statement: that Rassia hsd :,msrtrd % -. ~.
10 occupy The territory Of tie Morgaps ia g.:
1t is reported ~ 81. p..rr',n-. ths, 81 csc r.,
troop-are ready march 10 the frontier Of Pre- e.
the first invitation OF the Ehali.
LATEST. .-pAKIs, Thursdsy.-1hs Debit. So
that hngiano III insisting upon con;crrsc- G-'.r. ?
declared that she Eiil conform To ths Gec.s:or q @
msJority.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. % Money is unrhaa.sc c..
sos tor account ~. Br-adstrrfs are Yer! du'
declining tendency. Quniat"n- ara n.n,irs'
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BY TUE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,


VXyHEREAs, acommuncsou has been received from
w the honorable John T. Loniax. rendering his rrsis
nation Judge Of the Eighth Circuit to hs effect
the twentieth of January next and the snme having been
accepted by toe Executive; therefore in conformity 10 law
the Sheriff Of each OF h, counuos OF Lancaster, Nor
thunberand, Richmond, Westmorel elsnd King George;
Spo,syvsnis Caroline Hanover, King William, Hing and
Queen and Essex composing said Circuit, ia hereoy
qured election for Judge OF said Circuit TO
be held 10Th day Of February next; CT the paecs
prescribed by law.
Given under my hand Governor and under ine sea-
- Of tho Common wealth, at Richmond his lttb
lSEAl day of December, eighteen hundred and fifty
Six and In the Hlst year Of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
pv tho covrrnor. GroxaE W. NrsFonp, Secretary of
=, f.ornnnrwesmh Dec l5-ctde
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NOTICE.

J OF a negro pnau named BERRY, who calls himself
Ned Lessn and says he IS iree and possibly may have
tree papers He away from Mr.. David L. Gray about
Lynchhurg jail and in taking him hume made his escape
which was a5ou, tue ,,h Of January, 1876 He is Eve feet
color. with short har large eyes, with good deal Of
white and very high forehead. He s about twenty two
years of age. He will deny his and his master also
At the time of he the properly of Mr. David L.
Gray, but have since purchased him OF Mr.. Gray. he
may he In some jni In the State All jsors, who have
such negro will confer great favor by addressing
few nes the subscriber, at Bremo BuiF, FuvriIna
county Va c. p, SNEAD.
p He is cooper by trade Dec l9-c5t
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SALE OF yALrAHLE LAND IN TUE COUNT,

. II.
BN obedience decree of the County Court o. Han.
b over, pronounced the 18th oi Oc'oher. ls'h, in
suit therein depending under the style Of Efmond"nn
and Others vs.. Berry and o,hes, the UNDERSIGNED the
Commissioner therein appointed, viii, on MohpAI, The
l2 Of Jsnuary lt57 il lair il the frst fs day there
ncr the premises sell the land In the proceeding men
toned situated IL the county OF Hanover ard State Of
Virginia called oak G:nve est!lnatcd 10 contain lrd
ncres, edjouiuS lie lande Of Col Edwin Shelton sad
Garland 1insey, Esq.
This tract /, an exceedingly dcsrablc Its location
very healthy and th.Sfeighborhoo ID unsurpassed In
every desirable qSaity The soil 10 well adapted 10 The
production OF Wheat, Corn Osts and every variety OF We
getables. The improvements consist OF dwelling house
Of sufficient size Ter small family and some outhose'
aud The poc" /, supplied with pure water from th.ec
celleni springs.
Terms Cashss't much shall be necessary 10 dcfrsy
the and expresses oi -, and al" End tie balance o.
the purchase money credr oto - md lie months the
purci!,ser executing three bods u. EQUAL amounts e"ci
with couri aai sufficient srcuIiiy0nG payaD" six nons
a cr da;e swesc months sitter date, ma the remain
ng one eighteen after carrying erss
from Tue day sale ind the title be retained uL; e
~ho.e purchgse money paid.
i. w EDMONDSON.
,,.Tiac
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TWO HUNDRED D0LLARs REWARD.

R AWAY from ths subscriber, on tbe iIth Instant,
negro man named tom GALE about five feet,
eigh, stout built. and black. about 81 years old,
60 bad coun!enancc; had when he icf: a blue
"coG', rather Iu.ty, aud Winchester Kcr.ey clothes
u' 70 so North. VIII give hundred dollars
@ s.a 10Y MIN, taken out Of the State; 6fy Il taken
@ were IN tho State, except Matthew'S county; II taken
70 ,hn got him
sssia; SIX years pss:. TOM BOILER, tswny complex
s"a snt sbort i've feet, ak Inches agh, away
.faea 70 SirZnia and paseny free raan under
. .an:ee n"as OF Aadesson Jsck.on, t*hose free pa
So L!os ae aas, ass good carpenter, aud 10 sbou;
y years old will give suudred dollar. to any p.r.
cm - ~ c. =, =. n''u ~, ~ .uo, eeS
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ufsdpPIy tU
GODDiN & APpERSON, AuctS
IAMrs RIVER ESTATE For SALE

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard. This plantation lies on the James River, "a
the county Of Goochand, Immediately above ha!deEs
Adventure dam and within twenty eieht miles OF Rich
noad l, contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
o which seventy five James River low grounds,
Of The best quality, thrty6vs acres are creek low
grourd, and the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
l.nd There 10 on the place good dwelling house on
beau.!fl site. and all necessary out houses and Doin the
Ludas aud the fences in good repair and the land
| 10 in hgb state Of cultivation.
~illslso sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land me stock eonssts Of horscs mules cattle. :nc.
n,, n;rb cows nnd the farming utensils are the most
Of them new aud sll of them good-and there are
enough 10Th of stock and farming utensils for tae tno-
rough cultivation OF the plantation.
rsry muca to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James 81 Payne, my Eiuuaso:. vlls on the place,
will show property 70 any desiring to oxap'pe
1t. Ny address is Wsshins,on, d c.
Nav I7-ctf NJ. NJ. PAYNE
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RssrssArIoS or JUDGE LoH,A-We n'e 'fi"
informed that the Hon. JoHS TAfLof Lo%is &
resigned his office rs Judge Of Tive C~rn,i G'.'
the Ninth District, composed Of the couniie' .'
svlvania, Caroline, King George, W"-im'.
Richmond, Hanover Essex, Lnnceste', i
Queen. King William and NorthunheT W.
bis last DAYS in the retired seTari.y Of pr:Ea'e
Induced him To- take thi- step. By bis r".@nH's.
state Of Virginia loses one Of her bet on
the bench ore o. its brightest ornnintIt-. io"r-.
venerable Judge has filled his position :os '.
n.riod and with such signal fidelity ant ht'a'
VIZ had 40 confidently h"re, ;o ENJOY :"S ''a"s
to come, the benefits OF his VIE anu 10. "'''
ninistration Of the lgws that it is with ey..'-- 20
ordinary regret that We announce h'- "''i@
from the service Of the State Fredc' cSsdT'-'
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yALUABhE ALA, 81: +, FARM 3 IN HESR1Co o C0moTf' !:

Mills BtLO" AZ -
NNT ILL BE- sold Mt public auction. on "WEDNESDAY,
w the 7th dry OF January 1857 upon tho premises,
y o'clock if nr If the next fair day thereafter
aunGsy excepted TINT most valuable farm lying In Hen
rico county 81 miles below Richmond. between the Os.
borne Tsrnpikc and the Churle, City rnnd md djons
the lauds OF VIM Randolph James ". Taylor. a. Boic.
kerr and others containing three hundred nnd rshy tour
acres.
About hais cleared aud il In good heart the balance
ia well in Oak and Pine, which several thousand
coris of wood could be and then lenvc efficiency
for tnrunr purposee The whole farm cs wc for cult;
va.on heng mostly level, and having aero al
waste land upon H. IL is well wa'ered, having creek
running on the side of IT, from whirh abundance OF ice
can had and springs OF the best in every portion
of hr Farn and very susceptible of hEs divided into
several smell farms, which will h" done ii found desirable
EThere |. an abundance of Fru. Trees, 6rmhracng
OF the best App. Orchards in the county The improve
Inens are amply sufficient for the Farm, having good
Dwelling House, with six the usual out hudinea
all ia olcr.blc good order II is seldom the TINT
Farm combining 60 many advantages and within forty
rlinucs ride upon Tree turnpikr 10 the City Of Rich
nond is market but the dcsirou ui engaging
in other business than farming: Is determined 10 sell, II II
o sacrifice. Any person purchasing the Farm csn Also
buy the Stock &c with il, and hire from the
sufficient nunber Of hands to cultivate II. Any further
information be had Of Capt. a. Bodek"r, Druggist.
Richmond, or Of [iodd!n l. App.rson AuctoncCrs.
TERMS--Onehi bird c1sh. bllauc" n! and tao yeaI5
tor bonds bearing interest. secured by truft deed.
Dec o3-rtds GODDlS L APPFRSOS. AuctE.
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON,


RICHMOND, VA,
III AvlNG extensively fitted up their establishment
Ii with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
10 furnish short notice aud reasonable terrn: oil
kinds of portable finished Carpenters work, such as
Door and Window Fraines, Cs.ings out aud inside an
lst. &C.
Sash, Blinds snd Dora of Ill varieties.
stnirs Haudrsil. Torches, Vcrandals, Balconies
Corncrs Co':rc iouid!ngs and Brackets Of all sizc'
And patterns
Moudin.s of nli descriptions
Wnshbocrds. Chuirboa,ds, Ceiling boE-ts, &c, DC.
They will make estimates for worA 10 plans furnished
them and deliver il their factory q. the Estimated prices
Orders resnerttnllY sOlcited. Jan 2S-t,tf
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pursuance o. decree o tie County Court Uf Chet
,cracld county in thc Of Hall &c, Hail. &c.
shall rter tor sale Commissioner, at Chesterfield
i;out House MONDAY, January the l2tb. TIM! being
day small Of land the Turnpike, about I've
mile from Manchester md adjoining the nnds cf Mia
Hor bnd Thos. G. Brown.
The above tract contains about IS acres and has on
sinai, dwelling house.
TERMs so chsh; balance credit Of & and l2
months. ard title retained. Il. p. BROWN,
Dec 22-cfie CUrnn,'s. oncr.
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H. T.IFAX a G. A ID T. VI y
UAI IE1X rIH'p1' Il|1tlks VIREINlA

NVCNK llOOs'rs' VIINNININ.
TNHIs school continues TO be conducted by the sub.
IL scriber In which the brnnches usually embruced In
English Classical nud Mathematical course ate taught
The scholastic year divided into SESSIONS Of twenty
wc"ks eNcf Tho next session ceuiInonces the ioh al
January, 1857.
Mr.. WIN Younger assists the subscribcr.
The following terms required, half advspce. the
residue u; the cud Of oach ssssiun:
Primary English, per session el2 30
Higher English branches, per session IS 90
English branches, with ClasSice and NsLcnatlcs.
per session 20 %
incidental Expenses, per session 10
Deduction is made tbs above In cases Of necessary
detention OF three weeks or more
Board can be obtained With the subscriber at SD per
session including 0erything but lights
Boardcrs also accommodated IN rhe village.
Dec l-.-cSw J. ]. AvERETT. Principal
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DOLLARS REWARD.

above reward will be paid for the arpreb snsion
aad deliver me, in some Jail in tue State
NAT GET him ain of my slave LlESEY. purchased
Lsrsey. N Ric rond aet winter, OF Mr. Clendcnu He
Vas raised in bemarlc and has wife in the county Of
srss!ashuu he il doubtless lurking about Richmond. or
%, gone % A'bcmare Buckingham may probably
oe,T!'nsl End his way to free State.
L:sy aeee, eleven inches or six feet tall, straight
-''''' AZ veil formed, and sbou. 40 gears Of age
, JAMES II. COX,
aS'' i5-ce WISTERpocK P O.. Chesterfield Co
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I,yD rnn ..Lr IN F;IyANNA COUNTY.

LAND FUK SAI.E IN FI.UNtN.N VUl NJ j
rESHE undersigned. acting TIC asrn: o. EcsTn stor9
viii sell yublc ouc'iou, an S'IGhD5f, thc i''h
DAY OF January ie5i the rfc. Of Lan' u tn'anna coun
~ on tho road leading Scnttsv!le 10 ColuuhH,
known ne he 'U.klc tract tC.ricTy belonging 70 Dan
el Stone decd II eontnns 3.s: OF which nh {,
ioaitn y hnu "a "a, 81 . srnw vf oH6cco Wner,
und Cors. WILMA vii, I n snj ,hs re.,dn.. 4, one ,rd
- E.dhnual ins'aments the purchaser givn: hoad wi
good security aud TIE legal lille scairad uu;ii the defer.
rch iBstslrreuis paid.
Pcreons wishing 10 purchase referred 10 WA T..
seay OF Fhvsnnn, Vim. NJ Wade of Scottsvilie, Abe
mnrle County. TiOS. +. "OOp20N,
Dec ou-s:;. Agent .or { Stone
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DIGEST OF THE Laws OF VIRGINIA,

DIGEST OF THE Laws OF VIRGINIA,
OF CIVIL NATURE AND OF PERMANENT
CHARACTER AND GENERAL OPERATION,
ILLUSTRATED by judicial Decisions, to which are pre-
fixed the Constitution Of the United sates. with Sotes,
and the new Bill OF Right, and Constitution of Virginia,
by James NJ Matthews, Attorney a Law. author OF Gude
to Comm, scners in Chsncery vol svo 7la pages, 81;
vol 2i. Ia press
impossible exaggerae the importance to the pro.
fessiup or the value Of the work. Richmond E7amiat
il s an excellent compendium OF the law OF Virginia,
as stands md is we'll worthy the cordial support
and appreciation OF the Virginia bar Richmond Enquirer
With ii thread the mazes OF the labyrinth and
daygh; amid the dense fog of misty legislation
tRicamond Wig.
We regard this volume Of utility the profession
In Virginia Quarterly Lae Journal
For sale by A. NORRIS, J. W. RANDOLPH and GEO.
n WEST, Booksellers, Richmond City.
Nov ll-cwtlatJan.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Syw Yopk. Dec 2--Thr -,-a:E:-! E1os~
pb;cb wen, lahore IL the la. ..nr, ':a' e '''
DESTROYED. The less !: aboI: s.1:'h'" or
which il insurei \ large vueGi -is::ii.' 'h.i'-
known. struck Eaa. bsru~g.' i'et Sn;;riiI ',~..--
Her mast. arr ri! con-. -" !:'' t;9'' iri..se
from ths sio-c. a5d liaa p'ssrn%c'' 90
,hnrs b,vp lo, beer aba 'c tosr! t.r cs ys
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mhQ6.
In the ordinary Female schools of tho country, wherH
teacher is employed it ia impossible for want or
tne tor the teacher devote thar constant pcrsona at
tention that is needed In such schools the little pupil in
music is necessarily sen: to the piano learn and prac
tico her music without assistance should there be bu
ton scholars, and hall hour only devoted by each
music the teacher being present live hours the teach
ers time will 10 consumed nnd hu little left for the in
sructon in other studies To this may De traced many
OF the complaints OF Female Schools
The great object OF School 10 secure the
personal attention Of the Teachers TO every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed One 10
tend to the ordinary English Branches including Maho
niscs aud the Seisncss and the oher TO Nusc French
and Ornamental Branches. Miss E. 4. ScoTr will ngsin
have charge OF the first Department By her fidelity and
her amaoiity OF character. she the love of all
her pupils and from my own examinations know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidty and proficiency.
IN the other Department embracing Music French and
III. Ornamental Branches. Miss 1RESr KSAurr is engas
3D. lady educated with great care As a teacher
has given the highest sasactou 10 her enpoyer mn,
patrons All that llear Of ber Is exceedingly cOmpl
nentary. Ob.ervc that in Music the Young Ladies take
the lessons uvaruby In the presence OF the lnstrucor
and then retire to uno,hcr Piano TO practice.
! frequently examine the young ladies', especially on
such branches rs are generally in Femnc Schools very
impsrfecy learned When this is to take place is moi
generally known by them. The consequence is that they
always prepared.
In closing feel il due IN the Young Ladies who have
attended Ill. School TO express my grateful appreciation
Of their unif Jrn, kindness 10 esc other and every
member OF any family. Their extraordinary dccorun
:ner handsome observance Of those social proprietie
which contribute so much 10 the Of tcman
ce!y their diisen application to their duties and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary prnisc.
When notified on WIN; day Students will reach Black
and Whites By the care OF the Soulh.Side Railroad
suitable conveyance will be provided,
ET- Every article o! clothing should be marked.
sY'My address Is Netherlands Lrnenburg. Va
Dec lS-ctf JOHS ORGAN In