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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-13

j translated By The Rev. n. Dale. :
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
A N &C T

ToInc orporate the Town Of Orovil'e'
The People Of the state Of Cd'Jorn'o, represented IN
Senate and .1sseHjiy, DO cHdot as toAoTs;
& The people of the town of orovie shall be a
body polite aud corporate under the name ana style
~ n he Trustees of the Town of Uroville." and by
thai name they shall have succession. may sue and
de,nd in all and in all actions and proceedings;
pureA ise receive and hold Property. and sell or
otherwise dispose of the same Tor the common beneh
Z The corporate limits of the town OF Oroyllie.
shall be a. follows: Commencing at point about ten
rods more or less northeast of GaTrolts saw-mill
whore the bl in;ersects Feather River. and running
lhenae along the Summit OF sand blum IN souiherlt
dirpcou 20 n pnnt " where first avenue as represented
ON ihe mgp oi the town of 0rovile) intersecs said
hlun thence on line with the center oi said avenue
TO Feather river thence iong Feather river to the
place OF begiuning-the area within SAID hinits moi
exceeding square mile.
50 The corporate powers and duties OF the town OF
OroyjlIe sha II be sested in Board OF Trustees 10
consist Of Ave magsbers, who shall be elected oy the
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13

~ Dr. J. l.. CZAPKAy.-The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice Is one of the
tew modern physlciuus whose application 10 his pro
tession and devotion to the afflicted. render him alike
nn ornament to the and Il benefit 10 the other
Hungarian by birth, he sought with kossuth To place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressor's rule, that her sons might rejoice in the
practice of those precepis which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts to do he has reaped
the reward of inc resistance 10 oppression,and
IA home and country know him no more" Apart
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
patriot, the Testimonials OF character and capacity
which he brings enltle him 10 public confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other. As agcntlcman his character is unar
nished n physician, his skill unsnrpassed; and
To thosa whose imprudcnce has left upon them the
tnin,s OF disease, We can conscientously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find u
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.'s Office
Is No. 3and Armory Hall, corner o Sacramento and
Montgomery streets san Francisco ala 3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
Wagon Road Convention.

We find the following call for a wagon
road convention in the Marysville Erp,ess,
and endorse the movement.
WHEREAS by recent act Of Congress,
liberal appropriations have been made for
the construction Of n wagon road from the
Valley Of the Mississippi to the eastern
boundary OF this State and Whereas it be-
hoves the citizens of the Northern portion
Of the State, in order so avail themselves
of the great benefits to ko derived from the
construction Of said road, to take such ac-
tion as shall result in combined, uuan-
nous and speedy effort, to further the inte-
rests Of the counties in the Northern part
of this State, by including the overland en-
igratlon TO this country through the most
feasible and practicable route into tho
Northern mining and agricultural districts; {;
therefore, we the Undersigned, Senators,
Representatives and citizens Of the counties
Of Shasta, Plumas, Tchama, Butte, 1uba,
Sierra, Colusl, Sutter, N0lO and Nevada re-
spectfully recommend that n Convention be
held at the city of Marysvlle, on Monday,
May 4th, 1861, for the purpose Of consider
ing and adopting measures for a speedy
commencement and construction Of n wagon
road from some point in the Sacramento
valley to the terminus Of the government
road, in the vicinity of Honey Lake, Plu-
mas county;
SENATOR'S.
J. @ Goodwin, Yuba and Suttcr counties
Jno B. McGee, Butte and plumas.
W. C. Burnett, Yuba.
5. ii. Chase, Nevada.
AsSEMBIIMEN.
W. Burns, Yuba.
5 NJ. Miles, b J. Coll. Sierra.
$ II. Warrington, Sutter.
Thos. ii Anderson, Napa.
Parker ii. Pierce, VIM G. Weir, L N
Davidson, Nj Cassin. Nevada.
J Morrison, J. $ Long, Butte.
ID Nj Steele, CoUs.
j $. Curtis, Yolo.
4 VI Stevenson, Solono.
Lane Mare. Shasta,
Richard Irwin, Plumas
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13

If twenty-seven iuchcs ofsnow gives
three inches of water, how much milk
will a COW give when fed on rutabaga
t"rnips' Multiply the fakes of the
snow BY the hairs of a cows tail, then
divide the product by a turnip, add a
pound of sugar, and the sum will be
complete.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
rIcViIlims & Tyap

OUR CUSTOMERS and others who wish to place
thc'r vaGable papers, iewelry money, beyond the
reach OF thieves fire can have the use of our Vault
Il: reasonable charge.
MINERS who are selling us their dust, can have
the rse of Vault FREE for depositing their dust
curing the week npl.u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
Omuille DaiIq 1ntte RsrurN.

DR.. JOHNSON observes that little
debts are like small shot-they are
rattling on every side, and can scarce
ly be escaped without wound. Great
debts are like cannon, of loud noise
and little danger Ninety-nine out of
hundred will acknowledge the truth
Of the observation.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13

Mr. Justice Page was renowned for
his ferocity on the bench. When 90.
ing on circuit, a facctions lawyer,
named Crowle, was asked if the Judge
was not just behind. Il don't know, >
SAID CrowIe, 'but if he is, am quite
sure he was never just bcfore.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
JIJST II + G. Ell Y f. ID

nER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light. Fyi:g Fish, Flying Mist, large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar. LARD on, Extract LlS
quorice Blue Nitriol. German and English Ca1nomlle
Snltprtre Corn starch Shakers SArsapHrilln Snrsa.
Dnrila Root Gum Arabiac, CIlric Acid, Potash, EX-
tracts of lemon. Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Boiled Linseed oil, Castor Oil in Barrels, Pure Vel
low and White Wax, kt'!er's, Bowers aud Weight
mans Tarlaric Acid. Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage, Yankee.
Soap Iudelliblr Ink, Roses Backing brushes. Ma
SONS Blacking. Cod Liver Oil Spanish and American
Saffron, Duhin's ExtTacis. Genuine Wrghts ban
,lre,h's Mo,Iats and other Pulls, Chamos skins ly
copsdium, Essential OIis. Congress Water III pinis
and quarts, Borax. Sal Soda. Pearl Barley and many
oIher staple articles, which together with our former
large stock of Drugs, makes assortment "a varied
and Large as any Drug House in the city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the frado and others buy
inp in this market. AIBAN rHOh ASS co,
wholesale and Retail Druggists,
np7tf 16, J street, Corner 9th.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
Jusl Received and in Store

a large supply OF Alcohol Campheno Lard. Sperm
Polar. NpatstuUi, AMI HUilrd obs. Solar bl and
Calnphrnc Lamp WIckS. Cuudie Wicking WAX and
Night Taprrs, toraX soda, CHsti1 soup. Salad on
ia Bask,t Woft- SchHpps. Il0scltcr's Bl,ers. pure
Cream Tartur, >try chninr, Castor Oil and N!n-
koop's Medicines Nholesaic and retail, by
ALBAN, THOMAS \ co.
np1tr Corner aud sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-13
Nicaragua Steamship Co.

No DEPARTURE UNTIL 10Th APRIL 7!
d1z-. THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
N1I1L1s, informed that there Will be NO DE-
PAK1TRE by this line, on the 5th Aprll: the neHI
steamer sniliag being the SIERRA NEVADA. Thos.
Huntington. Commander, on the 2tth April. for san
Juan del Sur touching at hanzanio, TO be succeed
ed NV the Orizaba on the Goth May
c. .K.GARRIsON CO., Agents,
San Francisco, March 10, 1857. m3O-lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
A NEW TRADE.

Already some palpablo good has come Of the
Southern Convention at Savannah. gentleman Of
,bi. citv who attended thu Convention WIS surprised
to find that prominent merchant III Savannah pur.
chased his supply of nails in Northern market. In
reply to friendly yremonsrancc, shemerchant contend
I'd that hs could not get his nails in nny Southern CT.
Is. To this the gentleman answered that au aoun'
dant supply of the best article was manufactured in
Richmond. Tn. msrchaut Immediately sent an or.
der for four thousaad kegs to the Old Dominion
Company Of this city.
That |, the way to do the thing. Neither the COM
msroal nor manufacturing interests Of the South
thrive unless Southern merchants ready to give
,he nref.rsuce tv one another the merchants of
tb, North. Tho merchants Of the South should deal
generously With each other in the confidence that for
any temporary aud trivial loss Of advantage they will
be u the end in respect both OF private
end public interest
In the above instance the Savannah merchant did
not suffer any Inconvenience; and beades getting
hi. nails on as good terms they can be bought in
,he North, he has the satisfaction of contributing
something TO the industrsl welfTe Of his section.
This nconsiderable transaction promises TO open a
nroftable trade between Richmond and the South
We understand two vessels have been since loaded a;
this port for Savannah.
We must not Let the opportunity pass without M
amicah,e expo-:ulation with both the Richmond an
Savannah merchants Ills obvious that either the Sd
vsnnah gentleman does read the papers, or thai
the RIcbwopd gentleman doss rot sdvsfsHs bh eu';'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
x,,,.nxo pAILy. sEsrwrxKLY' AND WE'LL.
wITCHIE. PRYOR & OCNSASANT.
T & K Al g.:

...,.r ..ysu dollars yer snnurn and ~ toe
dclsrs il ,sken for shorter peilo' 'nso oo1
.Po sis,s semi ceky, hve dollars per snnuin sni
;e to foy .x months payable in advance 20 % So'a
sre " or reunited by n's pS"'PAio' I" VA aosi'
h ~ ", n ,he ord Of the ear. -,
d! h"i rjcw OF extending ths eircnianon OF tne
wi:a I'M me ESoUlRER In tue Southern Stases. the
GCha,or. have eom,nenc'd tne issue o. "sshLi
PI.xV which eon,sns nearly a' 'e 'oeu'Hs uaH's' "
PaftnN ,nI Seu,; " sek!y e.i.tions
Es''! na ,,hinr OF the political Character Of tho
We peeS TX Orlh ER, which IA now what II was ost
RChNo" u ~ sy .:ste that Il 10 the purpose OF tne
century se9 energies 70 the oi tno
Ede!s !. - Know .NoIainszn has brought oeioro '"'
scuu'ry: v,r,.er Is published every WednesosS
Ia "eesS apuuia II id in advance or ioI 80 =.
morn ns u G. r. made II aivsnce oSuuS0n S10 -.
stsE palms. b., IN ;he foinwiag 's;io .Sf sor sao
a.?s ,be Week flac;re! w'i os -, md 40 on in
sofcs OF 'se .lr $40 twen'v four copies sa' ~ "
~, ,.ne proportion az .nyrprIs,NG.
my ESoyIysA-sor TEN Goes VI ~ @ ,,,.r
k TIE @ cents, cnG every succeeding lnse ..,s.
.s.,, II inserted tH7ee ~eeA - ;,ssr,;on afier
d. sirty&evep and hs! Gems W. ,rsek nitv cent?
sex Iny uhen inserted only once "eeA n''y se"''
to- e.Sa ssm,WsKxby ro! rEs nIss " | ;,a.,.na
y.dye cents or caca saosequ'us .,s.s s.s
e .sn,s, when inserted only oaee "SeA
1T, for each insertion ,..s Ara. insorton
ST.. 500 nsn,,: for eash p;;nuante hi.S eeu1 II n
@H.I saysri,er. sIe charged SS LOT one s,v .j
- Sso ,oy two suusres ard - :hai P!oPI..uo IN
sS, s,s,,s. - Of greater lens,h, except Aueuonee'' -
ar charged el00 psPe! menus IS .s,s,, sxcesd.ns
r7ts ill O5tusries ant lr'oases o .sesi "s,IiM,,
q. inca sre charged Tor IS adVefu'cneuS ,I., ".
TshI n .,cro distance mus, be accompanied VIE 'us
80. nav M .atisfac,ory rsiercnces ohsuie eAs III IT,
- sue, 20 this otice r3sy oe fsn'teo per ,n "
nd available Bank notes. at the TAX OF .no eu..0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

FanH - CHAxLEe CITY COUNTY Fox
SALE.
uu,vrsa ,.r,o~.d 20 Richmond. offer for sale, my
.,,in ronIb ,u The county of Charles City. 70 .!
ii.. ,s lame. River. aud % miles from the city OF
$40 nsss. sr ns tho
s ~ avs, plss,er &c. There 10 good Dweiny and
al Necessary nearly new ,,, HG F. IN sxossal
@ d;sd.d intoswo one containing 300 and the Oshei
oso .ys. Psrsons wishing TO purchase Farm In the
N PRODUCTIVE and rapidly improving portion OF vraina
ond DO we'll 70 examine this properly. ~ am disposed
~ "cII on liberal and accommodating rerns.
The ovsrseer, or my brother living acoining, will show
the Farm TO any ono wishing 10 purchase
~" Address DR. o A. CRENSHAW.
,,,.SWcr. nov NJ aaa "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
e. A. J. CLOPTON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
OEee, No. g, RaA Slrea Inder 81. Charles Ho;el

ICHNONU, VA
@uNHE subscriber begs to return his Acknowledgements
TO his irsnds and pa their favors during the
past yoar would inform them that he still continues the
bu-iness Of
HIRING OUT NEGROES
RENTING OUT HOUSES. COLLECTING CLAIMS,
And all other business pc tanius TO General Agency 10
all of which no gives hs personal attention Pares IN
the country who may enrut the hirig OF their Negroes
70 him. ay assured Of every attention being paid to
getting them other than good homes and In the event
Of Sickness the best medical and personal attention sha
always be supplied.
Negroes Tor hire tho coming year had better be sent
In ii me a. early after Christmas re possible.
To thos. at distance whom Hm personally un-
known beg to refer TO the following persons:
Caroline County II. Kemp, Dr. J. y Butler, r. Hud
rims r. Woolfutk. Willis Pitts, John shepherd, VIM. j.
hurry, D. c. Dejsrnett, D-. w c. Bat,aile.
Riehaond.Judge j. b. Clopton, J 4. Lancaster son,
Judge j. A. Meredith John p Ballard GreIrer d Brent,
Garrett e. Anderson, e. J, Sinton Co.
KtrS HilHam Coanty.-John L. Latane, Wrn c. Laane,
Dr. John Lewis VIM Taylor, Lucius Harrison.
ktxg axd Queer Coun,y.-Dr Tnomas Lstane, Wm. 7.
Courtney, Turner 4 Acree, Col. Alex Fleet, Capt T.
Haynes, Gre,harn g. Bagby, Dr. G. FsrntleToy, Benonl
Carlton Dr. Bcnj. Fleet.
F,ssz ceusty.-N. j, B. Whitlock, Thomas \ Clarke
Or E. L. Wright Or. las. H. Latane, Edward +. Noe,
Col Richard Rouzie, Dr. Bev. D. Roy, Geo. T. Wright,
WH. B. Davis, b. Z. Wright.
6loueesser Cop~ty--Br. 7. c. Ciopton.
Hsxrieo County-Wm c. Taliaterro
Eah
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nY TIE GOVERNOR of vlHeANAA'
bA AA nun,,I ANATiOE

rryHrREas. aeommuuicsion has been received i.o@
tho honorable John Iona. rendering nis se, se"s ns
n.hon sus ~ nu.ry next and the having been
.ssspsss by The Exesuuve; in eonios nifty
Tho ehsr.f oil each of III, counties OF L,neaH,
,humnryi.,a Richmond. westrn = land. Ming oeotsei
sna,..I,snin Caroline hsuovaI Eps Wuiisni hi9s ena
r..n and Ess T. composing saia Circuit 70 hsreoy re-
ou.red 10 eau an election Tor Judge OF sad Sueu W
8 s.h on The 10Th day Of Februsy ncx II the places
Given uncsr my hand a, Governor. and under he sesi
cfthe Commonwealth, al henn0nS' ad sot' sSr. S,.
lsEAh'J day Of December, eghteen hundred ana niS
sA' HENRY A. WISE.
=. .3Iammorves,rh Dec ls-ctde
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YALCAB,.n Z FAlt.u CO.. o~.. !.

OFFER for sale my Fsrm. upon which formerly re
sided lying iui.n .disrsly Sw, Creek, ia the
" Of about four miles sbovs the Court House.
and twsvs nilos from Richmond.
The tract contains 264 acres, onehrd Of which Is IN
orxinul growth; TIE other ,wo.thrds Is open !sd In
good sts OF and well adapted 70 the growth
Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
The improvements censist Of good dwelling and all
eessary out and farm houses.
Tho farm Is wen wstered, aud considered remarkably
Apy one wishing 70 purchase call on me, or J. r
Gil. At the Farmers Bank OF Va. Richmond >, So,
Env
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
FIFTY DOLLARS RRwARD

\ ,h Nv Al from the subscriber, on the 2sh Of Sep
f.Sis.s soe negro man named NELSON Sad nears
vss, bes,v ,es, seven es, nehe. heh .ge
@ He OF dark copper color elobn1 nn.
ed He xss bought In Richmond .ome weeks since sne
suppose y maiing bis way hack The above reward
negro to jail 90 that can ge, him again po,. S,scs
Mossinsford, Charlotte Co., Va Wy oN''
49,, HENRY E. EDMoNDs.
Oet Ie-So FOR SAaL HANNAH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06

VIRGlN1A.-At Circuit s;ourt of Louisa county
continued, and held the Court House thereof, on
Tuesday, septeabsr 25th lsS5;
John Gardner, Pla!nt!e,
David Richardson late Sheriff Of Leu.s., and az such
sdminstrator of Samuel Day, deceased Joanna Day Al
fred Baker administrator de bons nom with ths will
annexed Of Martha Young, deceased, and other
Defendants.
On otJon of The plaintiff this suit Is d,msed as to all
the deendan,s except David Richardson Sheriff. admins.
trs,o Of samuel Day deceased and the children of ssI
D.y decea.ed and this suit abatss a. 10 Lucy Lane who
Ia dead and subpoua having been returned executed
the deendans Tandy h. Lane husband OF the said Lucy
Lane David Richardson lsss ssern
Who although the plaintiff had fled hs DILL aod to ap
pear at the rule day which the process was returned
executed and the decree nfs entered Ut rue IN e9nse
queues Of such failure having been eenormeo sno tne
6u taken for confessed according 70 law ana tm cause
coming TO be heard upon the BILL and exnio y" eI
sued by counsel On consideration whercot ING Sonrt
doth sdudge order and decree that one OF 1e Comms
donsr Of tbs ceurt take account shelving as sa'sSs s
et t share or interest Of samuel Day dese h -; nd
dowc1 properly held BY hs mother a. stated tne o
tbs preyen, value Of hst share or nerest and %
the possibility Of fsile 70 obtain the Value o. en lle
properly, the said Commissioner 10 d-ected 70 sseenMan M
The number names, ages and value of suca o. t1e
Dover slavnA and make of hs procesdngs hersp
vhh sLp rnatter doomed pertinent BY himself which
either party rnsy require. A.Copy-Teste,
DAVID NJ AtNTER, CLARK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
JANEo RIVER ESTATE rOn SAL.
TIME subscriber offers ct private sale, thai beautu

JA.MEo h4fE Ea ESlA11 COAA
uyHE subscriber offers ct private sale. thai beautiful
III Farm In Goochlaod county, called ORAfAhEa, ~
ing on James River Lickag Hole Crock, and The James
River and Ksnawhs Canal four miles above the Court
House and thirty tour iles from Richmond The eitus
tou /, anaonz the rnost beautiful the rvor, command
n, .es oil the whole arabic surface, Que view Of the
surrouudns country and canal for several miles up and
down the liver The 10 In high state Of improve
meut and remarkably healthy one II sdjons the ss'
tase. Of Thomss Desne, w. wssgsr. and X. skip.
win and contains 93s Of which III aeres are
AGRA, Of srsble high land and 9 acres Of wood land
IT, improyemuuia consist Of frame dwelling with eight
,o"ms {. good Kitchen outhouses quarters oycrseers
hou,e built in the last hvc years with brick chimneys
and underpinnng and a new brick barn, o05oo with
,bsd ruaning the whole length sixteeu feet wido new
threshny machine. new leo house, and all necessary
stables &c. l;,,. .,a
xonj do we'll 70 ys this before purchasing elsewhere, n
will sell on reasona oe terms. -, ooo l.,
Eyery preparation nakns 70 seed 200 acres In
hsst hi. f 100 Of IL In tsow, and. the eoEn'neld hes
bs,n sowsd In peas .,,,. =. :,
Mu m.pssor Mr. ssndsrs vii. show the estate 10 any
oA Nc nddrs,s IL Subjects P O., Pow lstan county.
Oct Is e:f Willis - oS1o""
FTWh!g will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
TWENTY DoLLARs RRWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
nE above reward will be paid for the sppreh snGon
- ana delivery 70 mo, or In some Jail In the State, %
get him again, Of my slave LlEeEY. purchased
tnsey IN Richmond last winter, of Mr.. Clendenin He
sSo IN Abemllle and has wife in the county II
T TeaSasin He Is doubtless lurking about Richmond OF
~ k9ne 10 1osnasle os Buckingham, or may probsby
'II1y1ng to find bis way TO frse Esate
nve lee, eleven inches six feet tall
'seaf ana well formed and about 40ye.rs Of age
kpeills-ea w,,,,,,, D = JAMES H. cox ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINAR,

Lain and Greek Glass; tau b. tie subscriber. ~ 90
Evln cssss OF pfotractsd scknoss deduction will be
made.
I tho ordinary Female Schools of the country where
one teaches 10 employed, Il Ia impossible for want OF
sne tor the teacher TO devote that constant
tonton that Is needed In ssch schools the ls pupil in
music Is necessarily the piano learn and prsc.
sce her music without assstucs. Should there be but
ten scholars aud halt hour only devoted By each to
or, dine will be consumed and bu: c lett for the in.
struct!on In other studles To this may be traced many
of the complaints of Female Schools.
The great object of my scnooisto secure the constant,
personal s.tenon Of the Teacher, to every Department,
For this purpose two teachers employed One 10 at
tend tho ordinary Engah Branches. including Matho.
nsscs and he seienccs and the other TO Music French
and Ornamental Branches Mics E. 4. ScoTT will again
have charge Of the first Department By her fidelity and
her amabty OF character she tho love Of all
hor pupis; and from my examinations, know that
those under her nstruction progress with extraordinary
rspidity and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Musc Prehch aud
the Ornamental Branches Miss lRgSE KNAuFr 10 engag
cd, lady educated with great care As II teacher.
patrons. All that hear Of her is exceedingly compE
mentary Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
their lessons invariably in the presence OF tho Instructor
and then retire 10 another Plano TO practice.
frequently examine The young sdes especially on
imperf.c,ly learned When this 10 take place is moi
generally known BY them The consequence that ,hoy
In closing ieel due to tho Young Ladies who have
attended this School to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform to each other ana to every
member OF my family. Their extraordinary decoruin
their handsome observsncs at those social propet-s
which contrib much 10 the ornament OF female So
cety their dugent application 70 thei! duties and their
proficiency, mcri. more than ordinary praise
When uohded what day Students will reach Black
and Whites by the cars OF the Southsde Railroad.
suitable conveyance will be provided.
- Every article Of coth!as should be marked
SsrMy address Is MacEsrsnds Lunenburg, Va
D.c l7-cu JQEE ORGAN. u
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SCHUULs AMI CNLLEGES.

. CLIFTON ACADEn.,
An<lia County one and half miles from Ma,o1z Dos.
DONALD 81. HARRISON A N University vf Virginia.
..a.t. t.. PAINcIPAL
TIME course of sudies rnrough and systematic, snd
u based on that of tbs University Subject iaul hit
Aucient and Modern Languagss Mathematics Ply ical
science and tho usual branches Epgsh. Dscip Inc
trm, but mild and the msrt aud dsme,i, syHem ugidy
Pursusd aonhy reports lde porenis ar guardians
Sessions com nance February lr and september lot
TERas-IN ADVANCE:
Board and tuition per sesslon on...............&l0u
ruiu In English branches s..,.............. ~
Tuition for Classics &c 23
Circulars Will b. furnished by addressing me, 81 aa'a'
Refer 10 prots harrison Hocobc, Maupin and Davis,
University, MesHs Elliott & Shields, Of the Whigl
Ballard prs Conway Suott and Wshhal, Richmond; Co!
Lettwieh, Capt NJ otey, Wm Reid, VIM Ciumpiol
Lynshb.se; kehsrds aud h,ee Payne rauaS.er;; Drs
NV, ,a,lnw sno Sseen psn't ,e.bs .nS
Bur9uhart southampton; Or Richard Urquhart sle of
wight; Waa johnson, NJ D, Macon Tr.ble and John
Manders Chssterneld Rov John Edwards, Petersourg
Dr. Powell Hsurieof Robt L Brown and Roet While
had, Esqrs, Nelson; Hors Chiffon Ind William Smith.
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ness; for would no, have been igno-
-nn, Of each s,eR' wants. There is rO success iO'
merchants, Without the assls'ance Of newspapers.
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A TRAcHEn WANTED.

WISH to enplo., for the epsios year, Southern
Il Lady TO tesch in ny am y. To one Of some expe'
rence, and who is ". III qualified TO teach the higher
branches Of English, witn French, Lain, Music, and the
orna,nental branches, liberal SALARY will be given
Testimonsl., DC will be required Latin might BIZ do
peused WITH provided the other branches specified above
cou Id be taught Addren a. 8. JONES,
Dec 2o-e3w Warrenton, Warren County. n c.