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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL.
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,

GRANVILLE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
10 MILES SOUTH or GAINESVILLE,
X II. GRAVES, PRINCIPAL.
TIME principal after teaching for ~ years hav ing de-.
Il tcrmincd 10 cstabsh permanent Select school III
the country. selected the above location out of
which he had carefully examined, being pre- rnincnt
y suitable for the purpose designed Reference being
had especially TO health and the advantages o.! social
moral, and religious influence. To attain these cnds,
though at the expense OF improving place the size
was procured In the midst OF n community noted Tor in
telIg ence refinement, aud moral worth, remote from
stores tpng shops, and other places OF temptation to
extravaganza or vice.
The School has been two years In successful operation
and the character Of the location above given 10 freely
awarded to it by all connected Herewith.
Board be had In families OF the highest rcspec,a
billy.
AZ the number of classes will be limited 1t important
that applicants state the progress already made
Terms-For Board aud Tuition per sessions of 20 weeks
ea5, payable in advance
The next session will commence tho 18th Januhry
1855 Address the Principal Brownsville p o., Gran
sid county N, C.. Dec i-c6w
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RoBBERY.-The store house Of Meek 81 Kelly, in
Tazewell county, was lately robbed of some $lsO and
man named Robert Beasey has been committed to
jail for the crime. He had in his possession consid
cradle quantity Of counterfeit money.
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DESIRABLE FEMALE TEACHER N WANT


a VIRGINIA LADY of fine character. and many years
successful experience in teaching the usual English
branches wi French and music is wanting si.untion
giving her whole attention to music the Piano and
Guitar, provided such position could b" had She
fine performer on the Piano.
The subscriber well acquainted with the lady IN ques
ton aud highly recommend her as every way worthy
of the best situations
Salary made known, on application by letter 20 Miss
L. care Of h. +. NASH, book ana fi",o eriier,
Dee 25-c2w fetertOClV
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SCHOOLS and C0LLEGEs.


CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
FGNHE second session Of this school will commence ~"
Il the first day Of next september. lii" course ~ ~
sruc'ion Fill include the Latin. Greek, French Hid pm
ism Languages Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Ciem'
Ittry, and lower English branches
The teachers engaged condGct the school are cAd
stes OF the University OF Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute who will adopt the modes OF instruction pur'
sued In those institutions.
TERMS:
Board tuition washing fuel and lights for ten months,
$3.50.
For circulars containing full information. address
CHARLES E. LlGHTFOOT.
Cupeper Court House.
REFEREN
We have tho privilege of referring to the following:
Faculty V NJ In titute, Lexington
Professors Maupin, Harrison Gdersleevo, Schele de
We're, McGuffey, University Of Virginia
Pref Lucien Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Josn A Broadus Charlottesville
John Hart AN
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk Orange county
Rev VIM White, u d. Lexington
Rev VIM Pendleon
Gen VIM II Richardson Richmond city
Col VIM y Talsierro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
w Walach, Gen George NJ Cooke, He'll, ESQ,
civ
Mai Henry Hill, U 8 Army. New York
RS Voss. ESQ., Rtppahanuock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens of Cupeper, July 3l-ctf
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CONNERCIAL SAVINGS BANk

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED by the Legislature Of Virginia, Decem.
u Der 18th, ls53-Capital $50 OO0-Ths Institution
ccves deposits which interest paid the of
per cent per annuln if remaining deposit month";
and per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. G.. PAINE, President,
GEO. j. SUMNER Secretary,
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
rVOfics No. l53, corner Main and 18th st.
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HANDED OvER.-The estate of Richard D. Ad
dipgton who was sentenced TO the penientlary from
Norfolk city, at the last term Of the Supreme Court,
has been committed 10 the Sergeant OF the city OF
Richmond. ny the Hastings Court, he being resi-.
dent of this place.
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READY TO SErrLE.-We learn that both the city Of
Alexandria and the alexandria and Orange Railroad
Company have forwarded TO New York, funds in full
to meet the interest their debt occurring In Jan
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HILLSYILLE ACADEMY,
CARROLL County, Va.

r. F. THOMPSON, A. r.. PresIdent
d.,is,ed by a fuI Corps Of ENeient InFruetors
1u&HE Fifteenth Session this Institution will com.
mcnce the first Monday in January, and c.ose the n
Thursday in May Board can be had At six dollars per
month, In good families
Hill,yle l. a small village the top OF the Blue
Ridge commanding view OF the most PICTURESQUE ro.
mantle and sublime sccnery. IL is well supplied with
wholesome water and pure air from the surrounding
mountains. # Is renowned for health 1t affords As good
,ociey as our ,macr generally is situated on
the main horoughare from Tennessee To North Carolina.
over which passes daily line Of II "i:t!n n
,n hours travel of the Virginia aRd Tennessee Railroad
THE Ia.t scholac year numbered hundred and fifty
three sud.nts An annual catalogue ssucd watch will
he ,ent TO anv person any time desiring further n'or
nation about the school. Dec 2--clm
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REAppoIsrEp-We learn that Geo. Loyal, Esq.,
has been re appointed Navy Agent at Norfolk, by the
President. The Senate, it is thought, confirmed his
nomination on Monday.
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PENiTRNTIARY OF VIRGINIA..

UT
NJ AEUFACTURED at THE Institution, and sold there
WI and the Agents Store, No. 81 Pearl street. the
following articles, at reduced prices, to wit:
Boots. shocs and Brogucs
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cert Harness OF every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drays and Whcelbarrows
Wardrobes, Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid CCttons
Kerseys and Linseys. for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Most Of the above articles hand and for sale, will
be made repaired other job work done to order
short notice for cash. punctual customers only on
shor, time
Orders from the country. with satisfactory references,
promptly attended to. Address R NJ. ElMMO,
July 3-cu Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitentiary
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SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
10y virtue of decree OF the County Cour. of l"no
Ii yer County rendered on the 9th dag Of October.
1851 In the sui; OF Blunt, al Tiler, a the under
signed, Special Commissioner will sell Al public auc-
non highest bidder for cash. Saturday the 81
day OF January 1859 the Auction House Of
Hill & Co., IN the City Of Richmond. Three Valuable
Slaves CHASTAIH WHITE,
Dee a5-ctds Special Commissioner.
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
TWNHE next session OF this School (abou miles from
j the F. c. Instute) will begin January lth, 1855,
and continue 10 months without vacation.
We will teach the various English branches, Latin,
Greek Mathematics French and Italian and prepare boys
for the advanced classes of the University and Colleges
Virginia, or for business life.
TERMS Board, tuition. &c, Sl50-half in advance,
rest at the close.
All ,cholsrs charged from entrance. but deduction
thereafter except in Of proracted sickness.
Textbooks furnished at Richmond retail prices.
Address, Gold Hill 7. 0. JOHN T. CLAIBORNE.
CHARLES T. BROWN.
T. BRowy refers to Pros Harrison & De We're, Uni.
versity OF Va Prof Jed Hu,chkss. Messy Creek Acade
nv Va T. w. Faun,eroy, Esq, Sauda, Va and Rev.
Z: H. Mouse, President Leesburg Academy, Va.
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GEO. WATT u. sTAR

GEO. WATT r. IT. INNhF.
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
YEyHiS FLOW has been steadily ~
Il gaining favor with the farmers W.T.
and planters for the last ten years, A-
uniit may now be considered the
most popuar Pow in use in the whole South has taken
premiums three of State Fas aud at the last sa5
took the FIRST Ill the most popular Powi in use-
Institue of Virginia upon Plows we'll silver medal,
being the highest award offered by this nstute and has
been successfully tested in every variety OF soil in this
State and many of the 'outhern States.
Manufactured by the undersigned at their factory on
Franklin srsct below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
where may be had nearly every article used for ng the
soil Ali made id Our own shops Of best material
AnrjI q-cIy GEO WATT e. CO,
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INCREASED ATTRACTIONS
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kEHASpEp FOR TRIAL-Thomss charged with the
murder Of his sister in Mercer county, has been eI
amiued before court Of justices and renanded for
final trial.
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AcauIrrED.-The person arrested for the murder
of swarzs in Brooke county has been acquitted on
the plea of self defence.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WlsHIyoTuS, Dec % The President, in respons,
to cali Of The Senate to-day amt asge mass OF docu
ments on Kansas afars,-amoug them tho follow
ing
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rnNIE Trustees of the Prince George Academy wish to
L engage Teacher oil high grade for the remainder
Of the present session. which terminates the goth OF
July Though the present appointment will he only
period there is every probability that tie incnm
bent will be reelected at the regular annua election OF
Teacher which then takes place, II satisfaction in the
meantime be given.
The neiehborhood Ia calthy--schoo prosperous-saa
ry the OF $50 per annrm and board furnished
address the undersigned at GarysYle Post Office
Prince GEORGE county Va + RUFFIN, ia,
Disc 25-c2w Chairman pro ter. of the Board
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.
WARRENTOE FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
JULIUS WILCOX, PRINCIPAL.
THE thiry.rour,h session will open January H. 1858
Il The Principal. who has been connected with the
school from COMMENCEMENT tns recently purchased
the interest oil his copartuer, Rev n L. Graves
and will continue the school, Insisted BY experienced
and efficient corps Of Teachers and hopes by earncst and
untrIng personal efforts merit the support Of the pub.
lie.
For terms and particulars apply to the Principal
Dec li-tlFcb
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ION
VNANTED, to take charge Of this Institution, The en-
w suing year, gentleman well qualified To toach
Latin Greek Mathematics, and the usual English branch
es of education.
The Academy buildings have lately been repaired
Eight boarders be comfortably accommodated and
considerable number Of day scholar. may be expected
There about 100 OF open land belonging to the
Academy which the teacher may either cultivate rent
out, he thinks best
Letters addressed to DR.. Geo VIM. Pollard, Hanover
C. H.. will receive prompt attention.
BY order OF the Trustees
GEO. WIN. POLLAED, President.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

THROWING STONES AT THE CARs.-Thres youths
named Samuel Board, James Ii. kiI and Peter Board
wer. tried recently in Marion county, for throwing
stones at a train OF cars. and found guilty. The
Judge experienced some difficulty 10 ascertaining the
amount Of punishment to be inflicted, but at length
sentenced the oldest of the three to 81 days the
oud to 81 days. and the third to 80 days imprisonment
10 Jail.
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LOCUST HILL FEMALE SCHOOL.
TIME Fifth Session of this School will the
Il 18th day OF January. 1853. Miss L. B. Cooke will
continue as teacher. She has taught for me nearly
three years. and has given entire satisfaction to all the
patrons Of the School.
TERMS
Board and English Tuition per session 10 months, 500
Do Music, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Scholars met conveyed from Trevilans Depo. free
OF charge. WIN. +. voolfolk.
Eli.ville P. o.. Louisa Co., Va. Dec l5-c6t
~. Richmond Wing, Examiner and Christian Adro-
cate will please copy six times.
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REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

I've ballet: w-'il cali IT mild metaphor spuruine
A'pms. kAi-idn.c"rs cons'sntlv turning
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ACCOUNT BOOKS 1853.

By order Of the President. WIN. p. MUNfoRD,
nee o5-ctd Secretary.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-15
The Operations of the Steam Fire De-
partment.

The strangers who witnessed the exhibition Of
the steam FIRE depart ment, in the Fifth street. last
"Wednesday, naturally supposed, that the prompt
ness with which the engines arrived upon the
ground and their speedy operation, was such as
could not be expected on ordinary occasions In
this they we're mistaken, the following facts will
show Yesterday afternoon we were sitting in our
Office, when the central bell tapped an alarm. We
looked at our watch and noted the time. The FIRE
was about two squares southeast Of the Office, vet
the first intimation we had of it, came from the
watch-tower four squares northwest of us We ran
10 the fire. watch in hand. A two story frame build
ing on Reynolds street, was on fire. The upper
part Of it was enveloped in flames, which rolled up
against the OF a row Of large business houses
fronting on Second street. Our opinion land long
service a member and officer of volunteer com.
psny attaches value to our judgment) was that the
row of business houses could not possibly escape
serious damage. We knew that the nearest steam
fire engine, (Washington No. l. was located some
three squares from the fire, and did not con-
ceive it possible for the machine to get into opera
ton until that block had been fired. The fremen,
however, were ahead Of our calculations
In eight minutes from the time the first tap OF
the alarm was given the No ! was playing upon
the fire. This stream was quickly followed by 9TH
ers, and in a few minutes more, twelves minutes
from the sounding Of the alarm, the fire was con-
qusredl In less than FIVE minutes LATER several oil
the companies had received orders to cease opera
ting, and not a fame was 10 be seen about the
premisesl The fire bad hardly reached the lower
story Of the building in which it originated, and
the row of business houses ado ming, received no
damage whatever, except a slight scorching oil the
window frames and sashes. There was a fire rather
formidable in its appearance, thoroughly extin-
guished in fifteen minutes from the time the alarm
vGs giUeHi
The power of the steam fire engine was hand
somely demonstrated. When the No. l, the engine
first In operation, commenced playing, the flames
were rolling upward in huge sheets, and the fire
roaring and cracking fearfully. One dash Of the
powerful stream saved the row Of business blocks,
the wood work Of which seemed ready TO burst
into flames Another dash OF the monster jet,
checked the ravages Of the Fire King in the burn
ing bull ding another caused him to haul down bis
colors, and another laid him PROSTATE conquered
foe at the feet of his snorting enemy. We came
TO the conclusion that il will not be many years be-
fore confagratioDs and insurance companies will be
known only as things of the past.-CaH. Times,
June 9Th.
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judge from the designs for details, and the eIeva-
lion as shown at the last Mechanics Fair, this will
be the finest facade in the city.
The additions lately made to the south cad of
the Market-house, by the City Council, greatly i'm
prove the otdvietWaller. When the north end shall
have been improved in the same way, and the
intended MECHANICS HALL raised up over the
main building, we think we shall begin to be better
satisfied with the old eye-sore that has for years
umbeEed the only public square we have, and given
Nashville a name among cities for having arch-
tectural taste, The proposed and completed i'm
provements, will give to the Mechanics lnstit ute,
and to Fire Companies Nos. and 8, large and COM
modious rooms suited to their wants; and also to
the City Council Recorder and other municipal off
GERS, m ore room for their respective duties. The
costs of the Improvements upon toe two ends OF
this house, are told will be about $50, 000 Con-
sdering the great change these Improvements will
work in the public taste, they are cheap. We hope
the two ends of these additions will either be plas
tered like the South front, or painted some proper
color. AS they are, nothing can be uglier. If the
Mechanics Institute will allow suggestion, we
will make one, that instead of building over the
old Market-house at great expense, and hold only
as Lessee, why not offer good price for, and buy
that foOlishly called building, NorvelPs Folly, on
Broad street? With some alterations inside, and
paint outside, they could make comfortable and
coDmodious Hall, suited to their wishes.
1t has been ia contemplation we learn, to put "
on the lots opposite F. Soan's Carriage Manufacto
ry, large and elegant Hotel, that shall have a
| frontage on Market street OF near 200 feet, anc
shall run through to Front street, distance o.
about $50 feet We wish such enterprises goOt
speed.
But we have said enough for to day. We will
continue the subject tomorrow.
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sA-There are now two democratic can
didates in the field against Gen. Zollicoffer
viz: Singleton and Qnarles. Well, we
reckon" the General can beat two as east
ly as he could one. BY the way, we fear,
the shamS are not doing the fair thing by
Singleton. His announcement has recent
y disappeared mysteriously from the col
umns Of the Union and american. This
looks as if foul play" was intended. 1t
may be, however, that they have other
service to put the venerable old liner to.
Harris has an old line wing to drive his
buggy; so has Atkins, their candidate for
Congress in the 9th district. Do they
want Singleton to perform a Ike Office for
Quarlesg We rather think, one who has
so many claims upon the party as Singleton,
will demur to any such allotment.
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SUMMER READING.
NEW ROCKS.

NEW ROCKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF TIRE ROCKs-Hugh Miller.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL SKETCHES-Ma-
oaulaY.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sargent.
HANSFORD-A Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGO-by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
THE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK FARM.
GAUT GURLEY; Or, THE TRAPPERS OF UMBAGOG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE OF ITALY-by Ruafni.
oracle AMBER-by c. W. DennisOn.
IsABEL-The Young Wife and the Old Love.
LEoNI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just received by
Nav 26 CAB. CHARLES W. SMITH