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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

4 NEW BARoNETER.-The Crockett (Texas) Prin-
ter, describes barometer in that Office, made by
Major V. I. Dalton, of Galveston. The active pow
er is al ordinary violin string, one end of which is
attached to the roof, inside of q small toy house
easily made of cigar boxes, the other end being Y
ed in the centre of bit Of board, upon either end
of which, is toy figure to the fancy of the maker
The house has two doors, so cut that each of the
figures will stand before door. Thus prepared
one of the figures will move outside its door when
the damp atmosphere relaxcs the string, and vice
versa when dry weather causes the string to twist
tightly. Thus, one figure outside the door indi-
Gates rain the other no rain, and most accurately
so; ours has twelve hours previous foretold every
rain that has fallen since our return from Calves
tom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

MURDER IN PITTsBuRG.-Another atrocous muir
der has been committed at Pittsburg the victim be-
ing Conrad ShIllinan, an industrious German, EN-
ployed in Heath Lucas saw-ml. Oh Friday
evening three men entered the mill and took seat
on pile of railihgs, which the deceased was en-
gagged i'll removing. lie requested them to leave
but they refused when one of the prOprietors step
ped up and ordered them of. They ATTEMPTED to
get into Il hight with the proprietor, who walked
away. One of them then seized a rail and struck
the German, literally breaking his skull to frag-
ments, aud causing his death in two hours Thos
Sheridan, who, it is alleged, inflicted tie blow was
subsequently arrested.
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TROUBLES WITH SPASTARDs IN MExIco.-A Mona
letter from Vera Cruz to the New York Herald
states that on the 10Th ult., tumult occurred in
Puebla, in which several SpaDiards we're stoned
and beaten and the worst Of the affair Is that the
spanish flag which one of the Spaniards had taken
in his hands to protect him from the popular fury
torn from him, trodden upon and torn to
pieces. The letter also statos that the Mexican
people are decidedly in favor Of war with Spain .
New enlstments in the National Guard are being
made in every quarter Of the republic, and even
old men and women are offering their services for
the campaign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

CHILD KILLED BY MoRPHINE.-An infant son of
DR.. F. C. Bailey, of Rockville, CT, during the doc
tors absence from home, crept into room where
morphine had been split and carelessly left upon
the carpet, and ate enough of the powder TO pro-
duce death, in spite of an emetc which the mother
gave him
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MURpER.-An unprovoked murder was committed
1t steubenyille, Ohio, Saturday night on the per-
Of an Irishman named Martin Hollorand, boss
the pittsburg and Steubenville Railroad. The
murderers have not been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

U, s. MAIL AeENr ARREsTED--on the 23d nlt, W.
C. Gillespie U. S. Mail Agent, was arrested at the
instance of +. d. Preston, General Mail Agent for
the West, in Springfield, Ill, and lodged IN Jall
charged with purloining money from letters pass
ing through the mail, and other offences against
the nnst office laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

FINED Fon A kIss.-In the police court at Cincin-
natl, Benz Smith fined $3.50 last week, for
kissing German lady weighing $50 pounds be-
fore her husband Smith ought to consider him
self lucky. Kissing $50 pounds at that price 10
dirt cheap.
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ACCURATE EXPERIMENTS have been made in flli-
nois to test the comparative value of timothy and
clover hay. The experiments were carried on for
two years, and the results that the clover hay
uniformly yielded ten per cent more milk than the
timothy.
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LEFT HAND CoMPLIsEST.-At the late celebra-
tion i'll keokuk, Iowa, one of the speakers remark
ed, that when he landed in Keokuk, in 1887 il was
a nea Of pirdtes," and directly afterwards added.
"Keokuk has held her own remarkably we'll for
twenty years past"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

FousD DEAD-IIenry W. Mead, Esq, city weigher
0f Brooklyn, n. T., was found dead Monday In his
ofice. 81 Pine ST. IL is supposed that he died fsp-
,plexy on saturday evening. A portion Of his sv-
tremities were devoured by rats.
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COIN IN CASADA-The Quebec (Cansda) Mercury
saws that an old Californian explorer has been ex-
bibiting in that city specimens OF gold found
aays the prospects exceed anything he ever saw in
California Three hours work yielded in grains
and nuggets over an ounce of gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

DIsBANDED.-Liberty Fire Company No
have disbanded. We understand that a new or
eanization will be effected in jefferson Ward In
few dnYs.
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REMEDY FOR SNAKE BITEs.-A correspondent of the
Prairie Farmer says that while travelling in Iowa,
a favorite dog was bitten by rsttlesnake. Ia the
course of five minutes he could not travel Some
vinegar, mixed with gunpowder, was applied to the
wound, and the swelling stopped, and in a
quarter Of an hour he was able 70 proceed.
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RIO CoPFEE--A cargo of 1000 bags of this de-
scrption OF coffee w,s sold Tuesday ut auction,
as advertised by the Messrs Street. The sale was
well attended, and the bidding was active. Prices
ruled from ii 10 l2 cents, but the bulk went off
within the range Of IL n allA.
Charleston Courier Of Sd inst
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Posr OFFICE At CHICAGO, ILL.-The yearly expenses
Of the post office at Chicago, H., amount 10 about
$4,000. There are 81 clerks, at an average salary
of $500; there are S122 boxes which rent at SS2gS
per snnum; $40 drawers, which rent at S2620-
The receipts for the last quarter stated at $780,,
900
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WANT OF DOCUMENTS. Several negroes
We're captured aud Gagged last Tuesday night, for
being i'll the streets without passes Yesterday
morning. when called before the Mayor at his sun
rise court, they were heard in turn and then or
dered to be punished for failing to comply with the
city OrdnanCeH.
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ALLEGED PoIsoSISG-0n the 30th ult, John A.
Comstock, of Louisville, KY, was arrested on Co
roners warrant, charged with causing the death Of
his wife by administering arsenic. Jane Ransom a
niece of the deceased, is also implicated.
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REcovERING.-The negro woman Mill,

~. -, "0'i''A Mil
ly assailcd and beaten by her nephew Joe, with al
axe some few days SINCE lis rapidly recovering from
her injuries, with every prospect of her getting
we'll. All the wounds have healed except one and
that is doing well. Joe is now in Jail awaiting hi.
trial. There seems to be very little doubt that he
was partially deranged at the time he committed
the deed.
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IMPRovING.--We are pleased to learn
that Mr.. J. l.. McDonougL little son, who 81
dreadfully injured by fall from third story win
dow, last Monday night, was improving yesterday
and that there are now strong hopes Of his recove
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

The DANISH NAvY-The navy of Denmark at
present consists of ships of the line, frigatcs,
Zone of them razee,) coryettes brigs, bark, 3
schooners, cutter, screw steam fIigate, steam
corvettes, 6side-wheel steamers, screw steam gun
boat. "a bomb soops, 16 gun sloops II gun jollies
and iron transport vessel, besides a number of
old gunboats which still in service-tOgether
10 vessels, carrying between 1000 and 1900 guns
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I,0xaEyIrY-Ad dinner Is 10 be given by Mr.. An
thony Christy, at the light house at the mouth of
the Christana, Del, TO number Of his frtenas on
Friday next in honor Of his Tooth birthday mr
C. is said to be still active, and enjoys life, ana
looks as though he may live many years
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CHrRCHEs IN PBnADELPHit.-Twelve new church
"a are in progress of erection in Philadelphia,
which will cost, in the aggregate, $204 COO Be-
sides these there is a Roman Catholic Cathedral
Of the expense Of which estimate can be FORM
rd
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EDUCATION.-The second session 0

ENDUCATiON.-The second session of
- Mr.. klCES School will commence the lat Of
orpleWb"r AMI terminate the .sJtl uf June. She of.
f. her sincere thanks 10 those Who SUSTAINED Ter
da.!nR her fret session, aud respectfully solirts
tLtIf sutoufagrnt nj the second assuring them that
Sho mar eIrTt'd hrtscli u promote the welfare and
improvement u their children and pied ges do the
nafne ~ long this rrspon. able trust shall be com
mitod 70 her, Her discipline is systematic and strict
bGI KIND every fegUsiton made or restraint imposed
ir prompted only by the deepest Interest for the hap
phhsa and improvement ~ the pupils.
She iespeCtiult rc4ueats frequent calls from the
parents 70 observe iecltatious. discipline and mode OF
'sriucuDh; IT will greatly cOnduce to the mental
.otuFe " the schUlarr who will be apt have
th"T stEdler prepared. Without this preparatio. on
ta' part oi The pupils, money may be advanced and
e'@hionS may close with little attainment made
"a Nat oI which their anxious parents sent them to
s~slDA
Ihs location il most desirable one, aiording space
sho shade iuf ezercirr, the smaller pupils often
JosIHs this privilege from II till o'ciock.
terms per ss-rluH Oi 10 months, payable quarterly
higher Ensllah branches iicludipg LAtin...,..s %
primary Heogranhy, History, Grammar, Arith-
h'if ana PliI7opl -
FHHHif 'tilnhsuc, UrtlOgTsphy, Geography
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EXPLOSION OF A BOHER.-Hs 1FriqI FYilH-On
Thursday morning singular accident occurred at
the foundry Of Morgan Dyer, corner of Water and
Wisner streets. The boiler of the steam engine
Exploded or rather the bottom of it gave out lit
being an upright boier,) and the water coming in
contact with the fir. below produced immediately an
immense pressure Of steam, causing the boiler to
ascend in the air at least hundred feet when it
descended upon the roof of building nearly Gppo-
'ite the foundry, through which it passed and also
through tn" floors and partition down to the first
hoor, where it lodged in an upright position. The
boiler weighs about ton, and in its flight totally
destroyed the building shed in which the engine
was located. The building in which it lodged was
fortunately nnoccupied, and is badly shattered
II belongs to Mr.. Beach. There were about dozen
persons in andabout the foundry, all OF whom most
miracuiously escaped serious injury.
EltntLl Y. II 4drerfiSsr
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TREsPAssING.-The warrant against II
Broger, for trespassing the premises of Mary ".
Needham, dismissed by the Mayor yesterday
morning at the instance of the complainant, who
has commenced civil suit for damages.
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Too FAsT.-Jim, slave to Thomas W
Pearce was found guilty before the Mayor of dri
wing his team faster than the law allows, and sen
fenced to be hogged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

U. S. TREASURY.-The receipts into the United
states treasury for the quarter ending the 30th
of june amoynt to Sll. ,39l, of which nearly
10000, 900 from customs, 81 900 900 from
public lands, and the remainder from miseellsne-
Ous sources. The expenditures during the same
period, for civil, foreign intercourse and mscella
neous affairs, were more than S6,5O0,O0 for War
and Navy Departments nearly IS, ,000, ,000 interest
the public debt, including treasury notes. S762,-
900 and the remainder for pensions and on Indian
account, and for the redemption Of stock loans and
the Texas debt
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SENSITIVE CART-An Albany On. " paper tells
that IAN organ grinder was arrested for frigh-
tening horse and acdrt"
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Music on THE SQuARE.-Owing TO the
fact that the Armory Band accompanied No 5 fire
company TO Washington city, there was no music
ON the square last Tuesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

A man has been arrested in Bradley county,
Tenn, having in his possession $4,000 in counter.
fait bills On the Bank Of Hamburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

POSTAL REvRSUE, EXPENDITURE AND LHTrERS-
Hr. P!iny Niles. Secretary of the Postal Reform
Committee, has written an interesting letter
showing the proportionate amount of Postal Rev
enue Expenditures and Letters of each state and
each section of the Union, making three divisions
Of the Ststes-tirst the Eastern and Middle States
second, the Western third. the extreme Southern
and the Territories. The revenue of the first d-
vision, viz New England, New York. Pennsylyania
aud New Jersey, for 1856, is }.595, ,533 expendi-
tures, S2,6s2 63l. Revenue of the second dvision
for 1856, (Which, by the way, embraces all the
states west of New York, with Kentucky, Virginia
Tennessee, Missouri ana California; SLIT 16l: ex-
penditurea. $3.T9s,657. Revenue Of the Southern
states, viz Louisiana. Georgia North Carolina
South Carolina. Alabama, Mississippi. Texas Ter
ritOrics. Florida and Arkansas for 1856, SS13q2s;
expenditures, $24Sg.9l4.
The people of the State Of New York write in n
year % 259,943 letters, while on all Of the States
south of the Potomac and Ohio riyers-Aissouri.
Arkansas and Texas inCluded-write but 81 7Oq 035
or fraction more than New..Y New York ami
Massachusetts, have postal correspondence in a
year that reaches 40622,0l4 letters, while every
state south of the Potomac and Ohio and west Of
the Mississippi, have but 81, ,GS9,4lS letters The
region lying south of the Ohio and west of the
Mississippi has gross postal revenue less than
that contributed by New York and Massachusetts,
while the postal expenses are more than three
times az large.
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INGENIOUS EsC4PE.-On Saturday afternoon last
convict named King, who had less than year to
stay, passed out of the Sing Sing, N. T., prison
bounds in a rather ingenious manner. lie procu-
d plank, eight or ten feet long, and throwing Ii
nto the wafer placed himself astride, when one or
two of his fellows partially covered him with the
~havngs they had inst removed from the shop
Thus mounted, he went OF with the tide. and foa-
ted past the village wharves, where he attracted
the attention of several persons who thought they
recognized head ''bohbing round" but did not
suspect the truth. The raft with its solitary pas
scnger, has not since been heard from.
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MRS. PELLETS SCH0OL-Thc next

~ feature Of tins school = the thorough aud sys-
tentls Instruction IN ths French language, given to
s.I tar pupils without extra charge.
Eur French :. taught ty Professor and Madame
ENlJN. ui PARIS and peCusr facilities are afforded
Tor learning - speak the Language.
MIR PELLET g1lAJanteeN that the Elementary and
advanced studies us English. shall br THuRoUGHLY
tru-bt
lu: rInsiloD relative to the school terms g. may
l." hNf. ou nl P-atipn st her residence on Proad st.
kICHuaud ~ 2l--,l9iu
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REMOVALS, &c.

I +. KEININGHAM has removed to
- No. 227. Just opposite his old stand, and next
door TO Cr-nshaw, Quarlcs Co. where lie will be
very glad to his friends. Thankful fer past ia
Vurs he Mil try to merit future ones; ami being op
posed to large profits ie confidently offers ausuran-
COS of satisfaction to all who may him with II
call.
AZ heretofore his attention will be given to BOOK
BINDING aud BLANK BOOK MAKING, at strictly
fair rates. j. 4. kEININGHAM,
Book seller and Binder,
jy l6-lm 227 Broad st, between Sd and 18th.
EMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rarly 10 No Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotcl where We shall be pleased to see old
friends. 4. ". URCELL CO.,
lea Exchange Brokers,
DEMOVAL.-Dr PLUME has removed
IL his Office to the third house. South OF Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR. F. continues to treat all
syphtic and gonorrho'a complaints and having had
much practice in this line, atters himself that he
give very general satstacton. call from those ln
trTcsted IL solicited.
Or T. also makes aud vends of the best rcstora-
tyez (ChemiCal Extract OF French Flowers for
stitutj0nal weakness, ever offered ts the public
Dr. f. may lac consulted Contidentialy by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to
der, in almost any directloi.
Ottice hours from 3 A. NJ, till 4. NJ Franklin
eet near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va.
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EDUCATION.
a-iaas'ssz-4
EDUCATION =

t,DotATlON.--ENGLIsH. CLASSICAL AND
,hsrHREATIcAL School, III. BlSFORD prin
ne exercises OF this school will be resumed
,! ~ noas! sept 18th, in the large aud coIBmolious
tlhcips' pledges his whole time and energy to the
s,WSukt aud accurate preparation OF boys either
ot the university any Of Coeges or for bust
ness pursuits Special attention il bestowed upon
the bnEilsh department. IL is considered that An
accurate kno" ledge Of oar language il the in
di'peHsabie foundation of all right education Fyp.-
f"ficed and competent Assistants are cInploy el s
The wants of the school require
TsRNs. PtYABIE sgNf-NNNT4IlY IN Any.xcy.
Latin, Greek aud Mathematics ............ 30 no
49,, a - 90
ftl
Modern Languages thy Prof Ernionl each ~ N M
lMeht1 Ar" requested To make early application
AZ the number of pupils will be limited
E--gt
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MISS JESSIE c. GORDON'S SCHOOL,
N ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
W NTlENYON EIHGINIA.

Al L
w STIUNTON VIRGINIA.
Tn, eighth annual session Of this Institution will
commence on " EDN ESDAY, the 9Th Of September
lo37, and close on thel lsat Thursday in June.
The Institute is IDCOrnUrated by the Legislature OF
Arg1lia, and grants diplomas aud Certificates of
Proficiency.
Collegiate. Ia III" first, the elementary branches OF
En2sk are taught THOROUGHLY. In tns Collegiate
Department, the course Of study is systematic and
comprehensive, and such rs, when fully pursued,
will SECURE proper development, discipline and cul
tuir ol all the intellectual social and moral uitirs,
produc" harmonious tulincas of being, aud lit the
sphere in life.
All the edcpArtmcnt. Of instruction are in charge Of
competent teachers, and ovideG with apparatus
and other means necessary for the pleasant and
ce.stul prosecution of their respective studies.
The Boarding department, aud all the domestic
rangements GUder the direct control u the Prin-
cipa aud biz lady, whose best efforts used to make
tho Institute pleasant home for pupils.
TERAs PoR THE sCHOLASrIC YEAR:
Board, washing xht. and $50
Tuition, LITparatory Dopattme ut...,....,,..'. 80
Music on Piano, with use st instrument ..,. 20
Noitrn .,Jri Lsngg@Kes ,d Nj Ma. 80 x; 20
charge.
B It s desirable that applications be made early
AMI pupils he prompt III attendance on the first day
For catalogue, or further information address
jy I7-d2aw5w&wc4w
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL--Corner 9th and Clay streets.
This School opens on lst October, and closes on 18th
July.
rERxs-(PArABLg sZMI-ANNuAILy IL ADyANcE)
Classical and Mathematical Department.
S''rOr CtdSS-1he Classics and higher Mathe-
Jaior Ciass-Thc Kudiments OF the Classics,
with the higher English Branches ........... so 20
English Department
tilXher 40 90
jy I6-3m - '' " ROGER MARTIN.
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A COMET APPROACHING THE EARTH AND THE Sun
\ circular from the editor of the Astronomical
Journal announces the discovery by DIR. Peters, Of
the Dudley Observatory, Albany, of fair comet In
the constellation Camelopardaus which has nell
ther nucleus nor tail, aud Is without any we'll de-
fined outline. From his observations of July Is,
26 and q, DR.. Peters has computed psrabolic ele-
'nents which show that the comet Is approaching
both to the earth and to the sum- and has q chance
to become ofa splendid appearance the time
If its periheOn, at the end Of August or hegin-
ming Of September.
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MY SCHOOL, on lst street, between
A'h Msrrhal and Clay. Is now in session and will
continue until the oth April next The second anar
t"i (hArinE begun Oh the Sth June) will comuienc,
ON the 24th inst. Ny charges will be az follows:
fOr elementary Latin per month - x5no
nhsitsh "iSminsf' History and Geography. 800
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic .',.N 80 . ~
me tuition lees Will be required quarterly in al
'a,ve- }. ADDISON PAYNE.
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EDUCATION.
D0ARDlNG DEPARTMENT OF TN

II RICHMOND FEMALE lNSTlTUTE,-Iu order
20 ,vute my attention moro exclusively 10 instruc
ton sud the general sureriniendence Of the Insti
tutr I desire a. pSce the BOARDING DEPART
vr, pared IA the whole charge and response
l8ty of Il. and whose character and standing are
such that parents at distance may feel entire conf
drice ia entrnssing their daughters to their care I
lo Ioi pyurpsc 10 withdraw my own interest in and
watt btU}usSs over those who bCarders 90 the
IustHut, hut % provide for them additional aitrn.
3nns the 9rTn most likely 10 ensure their greatest
comfort
B., spa per session ot nine months. IL j. ts,-
s>ei thai lev opportunities so favorable are affurr
90. N3 Nh3sh HAn ut energy. provided with suita-
ls IA, tfe. and giving his personal attention 10 The
matter. may give entire satisfaction and Vet suppoYt
ls jStouy by the boarding department while Eiyiug
hs daughters every advantage Tor obtaining a H.,
rough education.
shall ho happy to give more explicit information
ta terms, &C. and to receive applications either
personally or by letter. till the lst ot August
y .sH-ltts II. MANLY, JR. Richmond Va
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CROPS IN CANADA-A correspondent of the Mon
treai Gazette, writing from Picton. says:
Never III mans memory, believe were crous
30 iuXuriant III these parts this year So heavy
IL the hay that there is hardly room on the ground
to dry it. Immense fields of rye are on ali sides
with aspiring heads, striving to oertop each 9th.
r. Peas az tall as man, q will not say grenadier
BARLEY with heads 20 compact that a light weight
might walk over them on snow shoes. Wheat, pc
tatoes-everything is grand, and the 'weeyiP has
been moderate"
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nLNEY SCHOOL.-The second session

- yl this school viii commence OIL the first MON
DAY 80 September, I>b- and close the lat Friday
IuiN. lNs. mrludiHy s.sRcItiou Of four NGuks.-
THIS slhrol = situated ia peculiarly retired aud de
sJAh." uelghh'rhoui, ahuHt four miles north Of
k.. mt, ga Ncurico county. The object Of the
h! - e. prepare students tUr tho Junior classes st
tn'!yx" or tie practical duties II life. The Latin
tr,rk ami French language, with Mathematics Ma
JHlai fhlp~ piiy, &c. &c, viii he taught Sir or
ssht it,rirTS an bc accommodated at the sullscri-
l,is A.d ju the nelSlhaghopd at $40 per torn Of
t.u months.
Fr s..,l tuition ~. LAnguage-s each $40
tas further particulars siir.ss
JONAH D. SMITH.