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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-19
Q. A. Horny & Co.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG
w GISTS, At the NEBRASKA DRUG STORE,
Omaha city, Nebraska, have on hand and are
constantly receiving a large and complete
assortment uf Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines, Dye Sluffs, Liquors, Segars, Preserved
Fruits. Confectionaries, &C., &c. Physicians
orders filled on a small advance on cost. LIT
THos. MACON. ALEX. MACON. II. o. JOINS,
Macon, Brother g. Co.
L AW AND LAND AGENTS, Omaha City
IL Ncbra ika Territory. no 9-tf.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-19
BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS,

and the cream of the domestic and foreigl
news; the whole well spiced with wit an,
humor, Each paper is
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-19
THE FARMER.
IgriCuiturC the most Honorable
HuySuit.

IA is too GENERALLY he case that avricul-
ture is looked upon as IA low pursull II
is directly the reverse ct tins. II is NE
highest. the modest, the most honorable
pursuit in which man can engage. It's
the pursuit which the first man followed
when he was placed in the garden of
Eden and commanded to dress 1t aud to
keen it, 1t is the pursuit which the best
men Of all ages have followcd-which
has numbered Socrates and Cincinnalus,
and Burns and Lafayette and Jefferson
and Washington.
What pursuit can be more honorable
than that Of cultivating the soil, aid draw.
ing from natures vast resources, those
productions which support and sustain llfc'
What vocation in life can compare with ~
Who need be ashamed or dlsgraccd in
pursuing Agriculture Z unless he does It
o impcricctiy aud improperly us to btIng
disgrace upon himself, not upon his pursuit.
One cause undoubtedly which has Il
tendency to place a low estimate upon the
profession of Agriculture, is the low stand
ard of intelligence which too frequently
is the case, is considered necessary to pur
sue it successfully. But every year thi,
standard is being elevated, and it will no
be long before II thorough education viii
be considered us indispensable to the far
mcr as ii is to any of the learned profess
sions. when this~is the case, when the
uursuit of Agriculture is properly appre'
ciated, when intelligence is considered AT
indispensable requisite to the pursuit We
shall not have that vast train of young
men annually leaving farm life and en-.
barking in the learned professions, or il
commercial pursuits, there TO lead live.
harrassed by the most perpleXing care.
where failure is too often the result
VALLEY Farmer.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-02-19
Gil T. 4 ST
MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD.
DOLLAR MONTHLY,

Encouraged by the unprecedented success
which this popular monthly has met with' ana
the rapjdity with which Il has increased us
circulation. the proprietor has resolved to
make il sill more worthy Of the patronage of
the public. That this admirable work is a
"Miraclc of Cheapucss,' is admitted by
every one, containing, as it does, lone hun
bred pages" Of reading matter in each num-
her. and forming two volumes a year of six
hundred pages each, or "twelve hundredn
pages Of reading matter per annum, for ONE
DOLLAR
Balloons Dollar Monthly is printed with
new type. upon fine white paper. and its mat
ter is carefully compiled and arranged by the
hands Of the editor and proprietor, who has
been known to the public as connected with
the Boston press Cor nearly fifteen years. It's
pages contain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
y NIGHT sWsATs are always injurious,

~ = ~ IsA - az oi"uy AiJeaNSeoy
~ aaa wncn permitted 10 eXs; iof any length OF
,.ae. 40: oGIy ieaa 10 general debility and loss Of spirits,
81 often 10 asck,ng codsas, deep seated colds. and some
t.is.I aG4.asle consumption. some few weeks since, a
as .a:.. ed q friend .aar shc had been suffering from
liz :ssgss Tor two u:outus, acG a!te- trying various pre-
scrgGJas, mad despaired CT being cured. A hacking
cu.a nal Sc, !a-ae. rosy cheeks had changed their hues
To- :as ~,sliiuess OF the !.iy-acr former %bouyant sp!rits
ri :e,ert-d ner, and she confessed That she tell a CHILLY
.,CI.a--s stealing cT-- her. which bowed her 70 the
e-,a. he. iricnd Immediately recommended her TO Use
3:hERS blTrERS, with the assurance Of being cured,
q -. at as, declined TO do 80, having los; all faith in
zid.clce. From day 20 day the young lady continued to
.rgGrc feeble, aud a. length tooh :. sero bed. Her friend,
la.ia, oi ne- situatiob, procured TWO bottles Of X
5.rrESS, paid aer a visit, and by earnest persuasion in.
decd nor 10 try IT. After taking the third dose, she de-
s.rsi ia. she lei: improved, and continuing the medi.
ce 8 tew Hecks, was restored to perfect health. This
ycus laiy = now Que OF the warmest advocates for the
.s v! ;as 3!:te.s. and so strong is her faith in Its curative
;Iwer.. that she recommends il Tor all diseases. And she
:iaoi alone 10 ner opinions OF lie efficacy rs a family medl.
cae-iOr II nCs performed more remarkable cures In Eer-
rUus ii-adtcnes. iniIse .tion, Cholic, Diarrhea, Dyspep-
-, sour stomach, Loss OF Appetite, and General Debility,
i..E scy o:.er medicine ever offered 10 the public
Clerks, seafusiresses {, Sctoo teachers, ta;lors, and ali other
psrsons &C us.omed To sedentary lires; will ind this Bit
tens : m 1st powerful agent in purifying the blood and az.
ss;i.; the liver in the periorm tnce OF its functions, while
persons whose oCc ATOMS continually expose them to
Weather, can ge. nc otrsT tonic 80 e!ectual in preventing
od cold. sGd sore throsts. its composition lie purely
vegetable, and therefore entirely free from ailinJurious
Substances.
Price. 30 cents per bottle.
Tob mad O: all the principal Druggists in the city OF
Richmond. Also, OF tins following Druggists:
Peel & stevens, Alexandra, Va; I. H. Mckinney,
%Lewisbur:, Va; Todd, Hinton g. Traylor, Petersburg Va;
Ssbler 4 Jones, Lyrchburg, Va; King e. Toy, Norfolk,
vs. J. ': Campbell: Portsmouth, Va; DR.. T. camm, WI
E.'Esourg. Va Johnston q Co., Fredericksburg Va; J.
II csllnm & Co., Danville, Va; and Druggists in Farm
vile. Va: Taos. Adams & Co., Smithdeld, Va; Bibb e.
Weils. Charlottesville. Va; J. B. Eskridge, staunton, Va;
w. II. L!ppitt, vii ning,on. n. C.; Charles Stott e.
Co, Washington, D c.; Cauby & Hatch, Baltimore. Nd;
SHcsta! ~ %ii!er. C~osin.ton, ky.; ind from all Drug.
g.t.S anu stofes seLe.a.ly.
For orders address E. BAKER Proprietor,
Jan5 Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

NNTblTE & MARYE. ATTORNEYS AT Law. F,csno.L
w Va, attend the Courts oil n.clnolc c..
counties OF Heniieo, Hanover. Caroline. In. ,seIc5'c &C
ick-burr.
Lawrence 8: Narye Is Notary Public aud csnriu:o.t:
OF the United States Court OF Claims.
Office over Z. B. Spence, corner OF Geyo.rc. -,
Main streets.
Cha.;ain White win have en- Office e: Ashispi, II,ra~,.
county. ian. !t-dhn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

FIFTY DOLLARS WAR
B%sCoNDED, about the first of the present year,
"A ARCHER, a bright mulatto, about 20 years Of age,
freckled face, and jimberjswed. He may be about Rich.
nond, where he once lived, or in the neighborhood OF
Goodies Bridge, In Chesterfield county, where his mother
lives. | will give the above reward OF nifty dollars If de.
livercd TO Inc, or put in enT Jul in the State Of Virginia, 80
that l get possession Of him,
Address JOIN SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses Patteson,
Sept l6-cwtf Macon P. o., Powhatan county, Va.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY
GE u4EOVrR

N obedience to a decree Of the Circuit Cour. Of Han.
Il over, pronounced on the 30th OF September, 1856, In h
.nit ths.ein depending, und erthc style OF chr!.tisn against
Christian, &c, the undersigned, the ComIn:ssioncr. there
In named, will, on FRIDAY. February 2Oth, 1851, II frir,
II NOT, the next lair day thereafter, Gel! the land In tn.
.roceedines in said suit mentioned, supposed to contain
1875 acres, situated In the county OF Hanover and State OIL
Virginia. IL adIloins the lands of Thomas hing, thomas
Str am Saw. Mill, and about a mile and q half from Ash.
land, formerly Slash Cottage. About ten ucres OF III,
,r"ct are cleared, the balance Is in wood and timber
TERMS:-Cash ~ 10 80 much as will psy me costs Of.
sale and suit and as 10 the residue, on Ia credit of d, 70 and
Is monIhs, the purchaser executing three bonds Of eoua
a~niount-one payable ak months after date; one twelve
months after date, and the renailnng one eighteen months
alter date-each with good and sufficient security. The
iisle is TO be retained until the whole purchase money Is
da.d and a conveyance directed by The Court
q. " RICHARDSON
j. A. HARDWOOD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
SALE OF VALUABLE COAL LANDS IN


virtue oil 4 decree rendered. by the Circuit Court
H OF hanawhs county, Mt the Fallterm QsjG) thereof.
in a certain Chancery suit therein pending, in which A. G
ls'iaierro and others are compla!nanis aud :. Patrick upd
other are deterdants-thc undersigned as special Com.
missioner, will sell at public auction, in trent vi tae Cour,
House doc! OF said county. TO the highest bidder, on Moi-
day. the 18th day OF February, 1877, tie following de.
,cribed tract or parcel OF land thu! portion Of the nine.
teen thousand five hundred acres survey originally grant.
ed by the Commonwealth to John steele, that Il. desians.
ted and described In the Commissioners plat and report
MED in said cause O! A. G. Taliuierro and others vs.. Spicer
Patrick and others, as lot Letter y, and which contains
three thousand tve hundred and fifty elk AGREE
The sale will be made on the following terms, ten per
cent OF the purchase money, in cash, the residue 70 BE-
paid in three equal instalments in elk, twelve and eighteen
months respectively, bond with good security required
for the deferred iustalments, end the title of the land re.
tanned until AL the purchase money lie paid.
This land Is situated on the Kanuwha river. and in the
best mineral region In kanawha county, being a short dis
lance below the camel coal mines Of Col Aaron Stockton.
and nearly opposite the mines of the 'Uld Dominion Com.
pany." and Is we'll worth the attention Of those who desIye
to invest in mineral land.
The title 70 said land Is believed to be unexcsptionnble
and 10 fully described and Sc, out Ia ea!d chnncery cause
WILLIAM a. QUARRlER,
Dec Il-ctds Special Commissioner
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k{ist:i;is sx5,Es.
saJ.r oE
LAMP a,1L.L. 81 ~ sPpTSiLTA'

s.Jr os
S7hn 's LAND, MILL. S.c ~ sPpTSYLTA,
EhylNG ELL Cou&TY.
III d. '.'tHihed 20 cnaucr my business. I OF. r
-" ,rY.r ~. - arm Containing nc acre. s.rpn,c,t ia
shC "Pp,r j"it Hi Spctsy!vuu:a r,rn,~ 80 Lii, tta
ihi'as OF Ml:. Emiiy !. DIlard, Mas -: ,uJo-tns ~" IL
o,hets; ano d nor sold privately be-. - v! n''n' rs"
M'!ch next, Iis'!D wall then he sold ~ tne 4a Gay Va
DER, on Inc pIcInisr,, IL isir, otherwise ,h w h.sH'. p S'h'
The iaria Is In a nnc s;ste oil improycmeeMM' laI aey;;
adopted to the CROWN OF corn, wiles,. tnbscc" sho wei
is well tnken in clover. Near IL one.hsif i, n ~e, and
growth of oak, heart pine, &c. >" original
The Improvements consi'i o. large two stored dwel
Ing, oac'baii brick and the other wCod. in good r.nsir
with oil necessary OUT ouaee, and IN ice house In the
yard. the most of whi, h re q Therci 1, a good 8 ,ripo
n,arthe house and e creek running through the eptir.
length OF the farm. which al I'd nn abundance OF wat, r
The situation lie remarkably healthy. ard the society n
he nelghborhood as good as any IN Virginia. The land
will be shown 10 any one wishing TO view IL by my mana
ger, Mr.. VIM. A. Tribbie, who resides upon it,
Al the same time and place will sell my Griss Mil,
which il ON II never failing stream. in good repair. run
ming two pair OF stones. with 'hres or iou. acrc of land
attached. This would be a good tirua,ion Tor a Merchan.
Mill, US there 10 not one in twenty miles of the place
Thi, Mil Is on the North branch Of the Pa.nunkey River,
adjoinr the farm and also the lands of Mrs. Dillurd, Wal
Ter Holiday, Sr, and others.
| Will seH, also, ut the same time and place. ell Inv
household and kitchen furniture. farming u ensil., crops,
horses, mues. oxen, cows, hogs and sheep. and one sct OF
olacksiniths' tools, aud many other articles nos M ued.
Terms liberal, and made known II the CAV of sale
Feb 6-rr1s PETER w DI-DI FY
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1890 prizes. amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets sl0-Halves IS Quarters e. 81.
IL OF THE

$3.50 prizes. amounting to 1904, ZOO
Whole Tickets slO-Halves IS -Quarters g. 50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The numbers from | to 10000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed ON separate alps OF paper,
are encircled with small tin tubes and placed in one
wheel. The first 22 prizes. similarly printed and encir.
cled, arc placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then rcvOlyed, and a number Is drawn
from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time u prize
Is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited TO the audience, and
registered by the Commissioners the prize being placed
against the number drawn. This operation 10 repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the hrst twelve
prizes will be entitled TO the is Approximation Prizes, &C.
cording TO the scheme.
Tue 900 p.izes OF 900 will be determined by the iast fg-
ure oithe number that drawsth $50, coo prize. For exam.
ole, II the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with
no. ], then all the Tickets where the number ends In |
will be entitled to $50. If the number ends with No. :,
hen all the tickets where the number ends IN z Wi! be en-
titled to SEQ, and 80 on to 0.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold nj the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package OF ~ Whole l1ckets Seo
10 a asi1 g %
IN ORDERING TiCKET5 OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose tho money to our address for the Tickets order
I'd, on receipt of which they will be forwarded By first
The Ll,t of Drawn Numbers aad Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing,
Orders for Tickets should be sent In early.
FPurchasers will please write their signature plain,
and give their Post County and State.
fv-Renember that every prize is drawn, and psysbls
IN full without deduction.
rEs-Ail Prizes Of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prise, at me uausl OF thirty
days.
All communication strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed ia other Tickets at
either Office.
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates Of Packages
Of Tickets either e Or 5 : EVAN EVAN : so nos A.aS'' ai s''
Or 8. SWAN, Box N0, Mobile, Ala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

" BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
AT &c. lag, EAGLE SQUARE.
TIME subscribers, In order 10 make room for their
gpdnQ purchases, have determined to selltheir stock
- FlScY GOODS. many Of which arc Just coming in
..a.on and very desirable, at great sacrifice. The assert:
nsns consists of every description OF Fall, Spring and
Jnpmsr Goods, and will be sold without reference to
Those in wan. of great bargains will do we'll TO give rs
an early call. fAhAIn' Hi""o "
r,h o
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SWAMI & co.'s LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY TIE STATE OF GEORGLd.)
PRIZES GUARANTEED.

~ SoO,OOO.
The following scheme, will be drawn by 6. SWAN &
CO., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, OF
Georgia, and the Southern Military Academy Lottery, Of
Alabama, in each Of their Lotteries for February, lss7.
CLASS o,
To be drawn In the City of Mobile, Alabama, In public,
On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY hh, 1857,
CLASS "a,
To be drawn In the City of Atlanta, Georgia, In public. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1857,
CLASS 25,
To be drawn in the City of ATLANTA, Georgia, In public, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2o;il, 1857.
On the plan of single numbers.
Three Thousand Two Hundred and sixty Prizes.
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
tO OOO TICKETS
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c,ya,piTES FOR OFFICE.

C,TS sEKEEANT.-ln conformity to tbs
~S1xr,rrcs.ea wishes of many of my triends, an
zee myself as a candidate for The Stiss Of y, CITY i I f: ShK.
!: IT: IND ]. il it, i, .nGS Sssn ns Inc to G ]si:ssarss 81 the @s sa afssS to
ms 70 n sh,i,y' GEO. ". WILEY.
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4s:.s::.N;:i.a:


= u TEyLUE. r:ISrC saLrg.
AN0 EiA.ic-FrRTE iH.iHE~RCOK,
Go|ERNCt STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
,l's eiy "1 iof iss .slS e Of i'' .ss ss ssies In ,S,i .ssslssazgs5
TnNAs d CLAkh's PiASo FORREST q
Inc instruments have received tho ulquIli.!
cd approval o! he creates: rinn,s,s in this country aad in
Europe. lie alfo keeps Pianos Vi GALEG co. and other
good aud well established makers.
p. ". Taylor Keeps constantly on hand an assortment of
The best Musical itssramcn,s and 'ia.!cpi nerchandize In
general, coIsiStins III Pcluuba''s superior M~ELODEONS,
OF a, 5 and i octsves. with single and double reeds.
Martins unrisai!cd GUITARS.
THylor'o approved FLuTES-uhefe Flutes are not sur.
passed.)
Accordeons, Clarionet,, Flutes. Flies, Fla geoL..s, Guitars,
Vlolins, Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, SC.
running Forks ana Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarionets
and brass instruments.
Finn Stool und oest quality Guitar ard Violin Strings.
In snort, every article III Ike Music line may be had at
tais establishment al !Eos. reasonable prices.
Inc largest aud most beau; iuisssoTunen: OF fashionable
new aird standard sheet MUSIC TO b. ;ouni Ia this state
a liberal discount made 10 Teachers and Schools.
Pla'ioa Tuned and ie; 10 Hire. Old Pianos taken In ex.
change Tor new ones. p. II. TAYLOR
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nm Many yOTERs.-Absen,

--TO MTN1 q ItINu
mond prevented an earlier reply to your enq1i
.n.,her or no, would accept the office OF CITY
:. GEANr, ii elected" In reply, will state that l
a mos, checriully accept the office, II elected, Out al
v smc ,imc, l cannot consent TO run for any office with
. ne cooperation of my party Not knowing whether
he intention OF the Democratic party to make nomi.
nd Tor the various city offices or moi, | will simply say
nj am a candidate, subject TO their decision.
Very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06

NViICE To LUNDEh DEAI.ENS.
NpRnPosaIS are invited by the snderaisnen Till the
4 20;h OF February next, 'or tho supply Of 800 900 feet
CT hesr. Pine scnn,ins. board mea.ure-570, 900 feet to be
6x3;, and $50, 900 feet 10 be 5x3; all TO b. in length. of Il,
Is Or - feet. and to be delivered on the Norfolk and Pc.
tersburg Rail Road Company's Wharf, nj Norfolk. Parties
proposing Elust present their bids III person.
Information Us 10 time OF delivery and character Of pay.
meuts, will be furnished those desiring to bid; but In all
cases such information can De more satisfactorily obtained
by a visit 10 the undersigned al his cince.
WILLIAM MALONE Chief Engineer,
Jan 2s-c3w Norfolk. Va.
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4 0SBORN.

COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No: 2l3, MAis SrRaET, RICHMOND, VA,
SAhVE III store a large assortment Of fine c@ESA
IL fashionable COACHES, CARRIAGES, M&
BUdGlEs, and HARNESS, suitable tor cum
try and cit; use, made oil the best materials, and put TO-.
gctacr with much care, which We will recommend To our
friends and tho public, aud sell on such terms as will Sc.
cure the mulua al iutsres! Of all who will favor Us with thei,
patronage.
From! long experience In our business, and By prompt
personal attention, We hope to merit a continuance of past
favors.
.E-orde-s promptly filed aud shipped to any part OF
the United States. Feb 2a-ly
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~HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs,
49, TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DE-

: NJ. HULSHIZER, DoyLEsrows, Pa. June 90, 1858,
ssSs-"My wife hns been afflicted with a nervous
debility since September. 1851. since which time ! have
oeen unable to and any physician OF medicine that would
benea; her in the least, until one day | called at the store
Q. " Harvey. Of this town, for some tincture Of iron,
AGA described to him the Affections Of my wife, he then
handed NE a lot of papers TO read, among which | found
one describing your German Bitters, ! Immediately pro-
cured a tew hotties from him, aud am pleased to state that
Tue use OF the Bn;ers has done her more good than all the
medicine she mas heretofore taken. wish you to send
me half dozen bottles.'
For sale by druggists and storekeepers everywhere, and
o. PURCELL, LADD a. CO. aud " BEERS &
FISHER Richmond. Feb 4-dScow
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C.. L. LONG.
ED. S. GAY.

LIS The undersigned. NJ the solicitation OF many
Ids. irrespective of political parties, respectfully pre-
=. himself as a candidate for the office OF CITY SER
~ nj and soNcits the ci,izens OF Richmond, general
i, , give him their support.
: no l6-w5,Sdthp ED. ). A
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE sEMINAnl:

LdLihu A' NJ 20 ms NAs ~ v haO ~
made.
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where
ono teacher 10 employed, IL is impossible, for want oil
time, for the teacher to devote tina, constant, personal at
tention that is resIc3. ID such schools, the little pupil in
music is necessarily sent 10 the piano to learn and prac'
,ice her music without assistancs. Should there be bu,
ten scholars, and a half hour only devoted BY each t.
music, the teacher being present, bve hours OF the teach
er's time will be consumed, aud but little left for the in
struction ir other studies. To this may be traced many
of the complaints of Female Schools.
Tho great object Of my School isto secure tho constant,
personal attention Of the Teachers to every Department.
For this purpose, two teachers trs employed. One 70 at
tend to the ordinary English Branches, including Mathe
and Ornamental Branches. Miss E. T.. ScoTT will again
have charge Of the first Department By her fidelity and
her a%miability of character. she secures the lore Of all
her pupils and frsm my own examinations, know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency.
In the other Department, embracing Music, French, and
the Ornamental Branches. Miss IRESE KsAuFF is engag
ed, a lady educated with great care. As & teacher,
she has given the highest satisfaction 70 her ~elnployG or and
patrons. All that hear Of her IL exceedingly compl
mentary. Observe, tina, in Music the Young Ladies take
and then retire to another piuro to practice.
frequently examine the youIs ladies, especially on
imperFectiy learned. When this is to take place /, not
generally known by them. The consequence ia that they
are always prepared.
In closing, feel it due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended this School. TO express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness to each Other, aud TO every
member CT my family. Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance Of those social prophecies
which contribute 80 much To the or uument OF female so
ciety, their diigent application to their duties, and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified on what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the cars OF the South-Side Railroad, 9
suitable conveyance will he provided.
EY-Every article of clothing should be marked.
E1My address lie MacFarlands Lunenburg, Va.
bee l7-ctf JOHN ORGAN. In.