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By JAS. M. Taylor s. Son, Aucts.

TWO BRICK TENEMENTS AND LOTS
ON RICHMOND HILL, AT AUCTlON.-We
will sell upon the premises. on FRIDAY. the LIST
Teuements. located at the corner of franklin and
soth streets aud now in the occupancy Of Mr. FitH-
gerald. The Lots front each is feet, and run back
$50 feet The tenements are suitable for medium
sized families.
TsRMs-Ope-fourth cash; the balance at s and u
months, notes bearing interest, and secured By
deeds If trust.
"a JAS NJ. TAYLOR h SON, Aucts.
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MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOO 1.-The
IVA third cessation Of Miss PK9RAMs Boarding
AID Day School will begin the first MONDAY, in
october and y III cont rue nine N nths.
No Pains will be spared to make the school worthy
10 ali RESPECTS II the which
II has hitherto received
Competent !. structors are engaged fsr each de-
"a tmert. and the course OF study will embrace
every brunch essential TO . liberal female educa-
tion.
The foreign languages will receive special atten
ton.
Nine. BsRAUD will continue to; reside In Mrs. Pc
grams family, and to afford every facility TOR
thorough knowledge Of the French Language:
The Belle Lettre class will be resumed for the
hensf OF young ladies who have left schn J. as well
rs for those parsuin the higher scademicai course
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
on immediate application TO
Mrs J. W. pEGRAM
l7-d&rWta Linden Eouare
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INSTRUCTORS
CHARLES LIGHTFOOT, N I. sup't and In
struetor in Mathematics &C.
W uILLksPIE. University Of Virginia, Ancient
GR0Ux. College de Oh arlemagne ,Paris, Mod.
These Instructors will be aided by competent As
D. lin
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NEW FALL TRIMMINGS.
HOSIERY, GLnyEs. YARNS, woRsTEDS, VA
RIkTy GOODS, &C.

RIhTY GOODS, &c.
Having recently purchased Of Mr.. p H ksa"h
h'sru irs stock OF Good sud added 10 the same All
ext nsive ass 7rlIn"ut OF NBN GOODS. AID now
all. to c,sl pete with any in my line. ,ither
GA d> style uSutity or price { would especially
Invite attention 10 my Fall Stock of TRIM Nc
v ii, have been selected with grsstCara. from the
latest iInportati0ns ard which, for VARIETY. BEAUTY
and ELEGANCE, ca-Iuot be surpassed;
GEORGE RUSKELL
Is each's Old stand,
se 29--t 81 Main street.
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BY Goddin & Apperson

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON BELvTDERB HILL. NEAR TIVE
CATY OF RICHMOND As trustee IN 4 certain
deed OF trust. executed BY Martha Rufan former.
record In the Clerks cfice II Heprico Counsy
Court shall proceed 70 sell IT public auction. on
the premises, on THU RSDAY, the 30th September.
1883, Ut 4oclock, p. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT lcca,
Ted - above. nowin the occupancy Of said Rum.
TskAs.-Cssb. X. b. kkpfORD Trustee.
ssis conducted by GoDDIS APPERsoE. Aucta.
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARsHALL,
BETWEEN 10TH AND l1TH sTKEETS, AT AUC-
TIOH.-Wewill sell. on III ESDAY, the 5th day Of
ctober, eJmmencng immediately after the sale OF
the tenement adjoining Mr. John Lancaster. .
ing the Athere1rp aud formerly of the city lots
The lot fronts 30 feet and back 80 feet to an
alley.
TERMs-One fourth cash, the balance at 8, IL and
Is months. for notes with interest, and secured By
trust deed. JAS NJ TAYLOR Son,
80 20 AuCtioneers
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MR. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.

Iva CoRSER OF GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The next session of our School begins the LIST OF
OCTOBER, 1853. and ends the !st of JULY, 1859.
For tie benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regua, of studies AID who wish to
~ on further their mental impre vement, there will
be class in Bellies Letters and Literature-recitng
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the Who'll"
session. and SIS TO pupils no take other studies
The greatest efforts will be made to render this both
interesting and improving.
In the prigarr Department French will be taught
to the little children orally. without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT P IRFEByRE, A NJ, Principal
WING WILLIAMS, A B. Vice Principal.
Mrs. Bennett Miss Mary Gordon. Miss Ell
"a Bartlett Madame l. B.anchet. Mrs Miriam ray
loI Madame Marie Estvan John Caiyo. G W Th :
low VIM Grabsu. Eiiodo! o Camps. Heinrich schnei
der
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MADE CLOTHING.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS & co.

and most desirable stocks OF
kEtDY-M CLOTHING
they have ever had Their goods are manufactured
wi great care, Exp esly for IN. ,etsil trade and
every article warranted aud will be sold as low As
etrck consists Of fine castobesver Over Coats. Sacks
and Fro ks; fine Pilot do fine Cloth dc; heavy No
hair d.; do Lion Skin do; Whitney do: hne Business
Suits; side baud Coat, Pants aud vess alike; do
Drabs Gray, Mixed, Rrown and Black. really fine
and good together with an assortnent OF Pants and
Vests which for gu Atty and price, hard to bea
fine French Velvet Vests ofthe newest patterns and
beet quality Also. large 'rtment OF White and
Merno shirts: Fancy Goods IN eD5its5 variety all
of hich we will sell on the m ct reasonable terms.
Call at DARRAcOrr. HARRIS cos,
Noil2 Main strs ct,
sao4 Qucres -ars tn Merchant WeisiQsr 4 Co.
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By Bobt. B. Lyme, Anct.
r WILL SELL at Public Auction.

WILL SELL at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY. the 18th September, at 4 o'clock,
upon the premises Framed Wooden House, built
for factory, of good materials and IL situated on
lot of ground claimed by Mr.. Hopkins, and is
ly Opposite to the former residence Of Mr.. Larkin
Ford. Persons owning vacant lots. would do we'll to
ate the sale, as great bar ga n may be bad The
house is occupied at present as q school house
will also SELL at the same time Shares in the steam
or II Shul'z. l understand that tho boat has
ms de e.even Thousand dollars in 7 months.
RO. X. LYME, Auct.,
se 27-tds office over Eodeker's Drug Store
MARKET FARM FOR SALE will
- offer for SAL, at public auction. on SATUP
Farm. containing l06 acres. adjoining the lands
Drs Gaines and Curtis, and Mr. Hogan. There is q
small dwelling 1ouse the out horses are new aud
very good IT is the most desirable location fer a
Market Garden in Virginia. This farm ia situated
In Hanover county. So mics from Richmond. The
neiehborhood iseQusl IT, any in the State.
TERMs-$l coo cash: the bslence in one and two
years. JOHN Il STARKE.
se21-lAw3t
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- p BURRUsS' SCHOOL. Mayo {

~ =. BURRUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo st
W The fifteenth session of this School, in the
Basement Rooms OF the Unverzalist Church. will
commence on the 2Oth September.
MIR. LARKIN WILLIS, who Is q graduate In So
veral Schools of the University, and is very highly
recommended by Professors Blsdsos. Maupin, Har-
rsor and others has been re-engaged as Assistant.
Professor EMION will instruct in French, and Mr.
CALY0 in Drawing.
TERMS, &C, as heretofore,
For further Particular apply. after the 10th Sep
tember, at the Richmond House. to
an l3-6wS BURRUSs.
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n UBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES

Two CHURCH CHOIRs.--A RARE
rHANCE TO sE CURE THE SERVICES on
A COMPETENT LIZ DER The subscriber, haviLg
lat IL resi2ned the Choir he had the honor Of eaa
Ing e1ers his services such 10 any Choir thai 10
fiiiag to attend the regular weekly practices None
e.sa eaa have bin az such.
H. would ,iso IKE TO de- vote two or three nights
week TO the drilling OF Choirs tina. have no hired
lestar. in Pselmody, Antten. or Chorus singing.
With bic long exrsiiercs In teaching ard leading
chn rh Music, he faffers himself he can DO - mnen
ing ii le JAMES BaLMkls.
fstaC u. for fur yesrs. aud for mefiy ON
ductor Of the Norfolk acred Mesic Society
for ave years
ANY Communication 10 y be left ct bis bousf, ttii
st sss, teyond Leigh. or through the Post Gfiias.
&c 35--fe
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II TED MEAL.--A fre~h article Of
- noLrED NEAL constantly op hsnS = = vu,,
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MISS A. NJ. SMITHS DAY AND
lf1 BOARDING School FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The next session will commence on the first day OF
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MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE RES

y DkNUE UN MAKSHALC, NEAR 9TH sT.,
AT AUCrlON.-Will be sold. upon the premises,
en- TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF October. Commencing
in the afternoon at ~ O'Clock, the very valuable
private residence Gated on the south side of Mar
shall street two doors west of 9Th street and adjon
ing the residence Of MIR John Lancaster.
The tu lding has just been erected, and contains
three storied brick kitchen. and is supplied with
all the modern conveniences
The lot fronts on Marshall street 800 feet and
runs back lF feet to an alley In rear twenty feet
wide.
The property. located in the very he,rt Of the
acter. Those in want Guild do well t, attend the
sale.
TERMS -Cnefourth cash; the balance at 6, IL and
Is months for negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
JAS NJ TAYLOR l. Bon, Aucts
Son and after the lst OF October, the b use
will be opened from 10 A NJ to p NJ. Those wish.
ing to view the same will have the privilege Of
doing. SO %
the CAV of sale.
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LAtL IhhUh .
NY STOCK or TRIMMINGS.
v)6SrgDS FANCY GOODS AND EN-
BROTDgRIES
peins yo~ comp'et and unapproached by thst OF
Any other house Ia taste. elegance, variety anu
rhsauaaSs | would invite the pnblil to PERSONAL
exam tnstion. it would transcend the limits oil al
,ri,uary advsrtisems mt to euumArste the many
.slI, new an attractive articles which now crowd
nv sore; aud IL would well pay visit even from
N ~ -ho do not want tn buy, TO witness sn rare
snd noysl colIectiop of ruoss & HIRsCU.
- N Inns 90 RrNad 81.
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PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE
MANUFACToRIns

ETSfF2T( OAUNtS 0EO, ChhnIhUEN.
MsF For sale a second hand TOP BUGGY
Also EMO top BDGGIES. with HARNESS; IRA
DING ULKEY and some SPRING WAGONS; Fur.
niture and Butcher WAGONS all of our own make
which We eli + to the public very low price, as
are determined to sell, because We have no room
to KEEP them on hand Therefore. ali who want any
thing of that description, call soon and get CAR
RlAGES at yOur own pr ices, ut
JOHN DOES BROS,
Frsnkliu street, below " all,
AZ 2s-6tk next to RlAakenship's Stable.
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EDUCATION.

MISS HALLS DAY SCHOOL FOR
ls1 vfu-g LAprvs. will reopen on the arst
MONDAY In October; next door to 81. Pauls church,
0rnse atreet. ne Ha-lHs
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YRS. PELLETS sCHOOL.-The next
MRS BENNETT's SCHOOL FOR
CELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

- sCHO0L-IVSTITUTE FOR MUsIC, PAINT
ING AND DRAWISG.-Cn the first day of Octo-
Der next, intend opening Select Classical aud
English schoo' in which will be tauSht all or aDv
of the following branches. viz: Grsck Latin. French
German, History Geography, mathematics and al
the usual English tTancteS. In view Of the dIticI
ty of giving strict and proper attention TO large
school, the number Of pupils will be limited TO .,
and tie entire charSe tyr instruction in THIS depart
nent will be 500 per session. from the lst OF ucto
Der, 1858, ending the 30th juno 1879 The ancient
languages viii bs taught By ms self tine higher
branches of the French, by Prof faioN; Of the
German, by the Rev. Dir. HcYrR. and the English
Private lessons will also ne given, and private Glass
IS formed in my Of the above branches. With this
school is cor bined an Institute for Masfc, Faiath0
and Drawing. In the Musical department., under
supervision Of Prot. v BUSCH of this city, will lie
taught on liberal terms. Orchestrai ion, thorough
Bass sn' Piano. by Prof Busch; Guitar. Nelodeon
and all ants by professional teach
ers Special attention will be paid 10 sacred, vocal
Music and instruction given both privately and III
classes or eeties. III thorough Bass vocal or in
strumenta NJ asic on application The department
for PAINTING and DRAWING will be- under the
direction of Dir ALFRED SMITH, assisted by nr.J. +.
FIsHER, OF Pbiladelptis, recently arrived in this
Institute Landscape and Portrait Painting aud
Drawing of every description sill be taught private
y or in classes Special opportunity Of peifecting
themselves in all or any Of he above branches will
be afforded TO YOUNG LADIES, who intend 10 devote
themselves to teaching
With the impression, that Institution, where
inst ucion in the most neral branches Of art and
science may be had at Moderate prices, from tea III
ers 81 established reputation, will prove beneficial
to the rising generation. the Patronage Of an on
gbteneQ pubic is solicited.
All c)gmunicstions will he left at the Institute,
on Main. bets 9Th and 18th streets,over DR. Hud.
-''e'''1 VIC 1''1'- ''S A o. A. ERICSSON.
Richmond, Sept 1858 se6-dtlN
Gen Woodbridge Pew Ii Kepier Hou Laskie
Rev j l. Burrows and Vim kitchie. Esq.
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FEMALE SCHOOL In HENRICO.-

L Having engaged. as Teacher, Young lady. "a
ton is well qualified and has had several years see
eessfa experience in teaching ana DESTROYS o. co
taining few pupils to board in ray family. Myoo
ject being the education of my daughter at Nome
the number of scholars will be limited to enable tue
teacher to pay special attention to eae scnn ar.
The usual branches Of an Eaglish education, frencb
and Music, will be taught.
Ny residence Is three miles northeast OF hlcn
mond. near the Mechsncsvile Turnpike. IN aretir
cd and healthy ncighborhood The ses- ion Will COM
mence on the LIST October.
Persons desirous OF sending their daughters. will
please makeesrly application.
A few day gchoars can be- accommodated.
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DkIVATE BOAKDING.---Mrs. DAVID
L WALSH, formerly OF the Clifton House. having
rented the large brick house Mayo street. adjoin-
odious rroms suitsble for families, also. several
rooms for nge gentlemen. The house q po6Aaantly
situated and very convenient for th0se Wne ere Ii
the mercantile business. % 91Sln
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CHEsAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE

CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
~ HAMPTON. VA; Rev. CHAs A RAYMOND,
fessors and several Female Assistants.
The next session Of this school will commence the
nrst MONDAY in October. and close In July follow
ing. Students will Re received at any time. No fe-
dnction will be made for late entrance. unless it be
six weeks after tho commsrc cement Of the session
Alter entering, there will be no deduction for ali
Jence except in cases of protracted iness Ali stu.
dents from abroad will beard on the college prem
ses except at the discretion Of the Board of Trus
EXPENSES FOR a full session. payable one-haIf at
the commencement. the remainder at the expira-
demic and Collegiate Departments, and in tho
special Course. including Ancient Languages and
Optional Course for which the char ges are extra
Music (nstrumeutal9 Der sessioD....-.......... 50
Modern aneuages &ch, per session. 20
III Dir1awlnR per n
vi .............., 40
Contingent fund iLclndns use of piano. school
Beard, Ter session. including washing, fuel aud
PUPILS purchase for cash their own books. sta.
tionery. sheet music. &c. DC, and pay two dollars
esch term TOT keeping In tune the pianos upon
twill thus be seen that the whole expense for .
pgT In the Collegiate or Academic Department
board and sill conting ,ncics, is per year $2i2
II expenses in music department. are added s2se
deu2hters free OF tuition in the Coll gate and AGA
demic Departments.
For further information address the President or
se7-dim WIN VAUGHAN, M ID, Sec'y.
A SHLAND ACADEMY. On the first
MONDAY in October. SCHOOL FOR BOYS
will be openedat Ashland, in the county of Hanoi
YER The course of instruction will be thorough
ava extensive, designed to prepare the student for
the University.
Mr.. Charles A. Jones of Nottoway county, Mas
tsr OF Arts OF the University, will aid me in the
Classlcal and Mathematical Departments
Al. VIII be able to accommodate sixteen pupils lover
the age u fourteen years. with board in my own
Ashland is q iourishing and healthy village. six
teen miles north of Richmond and easily accessible
BY the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, on which it is situated
TERMs-For board and tuition, session of ten
months, $3.50.
For particulars. address ST g TUCKER.
Ashland, Virginia.
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July %, Is5s-su s-ds.awtlstMOc s'n' g
DROP. CHRISTIANS SCH 1OL.-

DROP. CHRISTIANS SCH oil
Pro. CHRISTIAN having procured very COM
fortabe rooms on Main street, between 2nd and 3rd
will reopen his School on the LIST of Octobrr
His groun is are large and shady. affordbg ample
room for the boys to Ilay without going into the
street.
his course Of instruction will be thorough and
complete. preparing young men for the advanced
classes at the Upiye sity Drawing will be taught
by Mr.. Calyo, and French by Prof Emion.
w
French and Drawing each .. 20 90
8 S-20tF II CHRISTIAN.
THE EXERCISES OF MR.. STUARTS
l. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICALSC SCHOOL
will be r. sumed Monday, Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9Th streets.
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NEGROES FUR BALE -l - enthor-
IN ised to sell - NKGROR9, youpg. hsalthy and
sound raised in and uess 70 ths 80 ~ tor no
tsrs. kr honesty sebriety, &C 1bsy ~ - foicws:
woman and likely ehildrsn. the woasa u =
years q age sad %; mansae 1872 ss es ca
4 ladies dresses; another WOMAN aocqt y ysars.
with likely chiIdrsn- acruseo0e4 eo AGn1e wss
3 butler vOuld take lesa Than 49, s4ftqn e0
persoo livirg 10 Or n<ar 10 II dr. vsesubass u
'.'' - 49, 70 LII. esssgai Assss:
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DAY STATE kANGE.-We have made
~ arrangements With the manufacturer for the
saIe f this superior COOKING RANGE, and invite
the at sntion Of purchasers to the advantages which
We etfor:
lat The Range is made of the best iron. is smp
In ite construction; and conveniently arranged
"a Itean be operated with wood or coal.
3D. IL can be set mp and removed at pleasure, as
read Iy as the common Cooking Stove.
4sii We can furnish them to any required size,
with two Ovens. and with four or SIX 30 lert.
with OF without water hXtnres-And WARRANT eaco
{ ne sold TO give ratisfactiOn TO the purchaser -
9th Repairing pieces always On hand, which Will
Be pus in when required at = reasonable pnce.
9Th The price of this Range lie moderate Cor a
hrstelass article) as We afford to sell them at
manufacturers retail prices
81 We continue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
~ brick all Of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any me OF them anything ioI
repairs.
ALso-Seversl varieties Of Low Priced Ranges
fur ,ale at the Governor Street stove stove
set GEORHE STAkRErT
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D. B. hopkins ROBr. HULL 1 THuS. ". ATKINsoS
HOPKINS, HULL Il ATKINSON,
IL 25s BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE.

We would respectfully invite the attention Of buy
era t. the large and attractive stock of
BRITIsH, ENCH AN d AM ERlCAN
DRY GOODS,
for FALL aud WATER USE which We are now
opening Encouraged by the patronage exeEded
t. our late firm Of HOPKINS HULL Il Co, we shall be
prepared t. off r superior Inducements TO cash or
prompt buyers, both in the variety and extent OF
our stock and in cheap prices.
WE SOLICIT ORDERS,
and those who rust with THAR orders may rely
on having them carefully attended to- and goods
promptly dispatched.
HOPKINS. HULL h ATKINSON.
Hsttjuore 10th Aug 1858 au t9-6wH
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EOR SALE-Bauk eff Virgins Stock;
Il FMmsrs' Bank OF Virginia Etock; Orange and
Alexandria Railroad per cent. honda.
We a3-ts RH MAURY co.
LEVER AND AGUE REMEDIES -Os-
ed fonic Mixture tbs most reliable preparations
now In use; for sac by
- a. 17th stree 4.
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VALUABLE FARM or SIS ACHES,
IN CHEsTERfIELD COUNTY. on JAMES
RIVER, N.NE Mills ABOVE RICHMOND. B0R
located IS above. now owned and occpp1o4 ly Mr.
yossph Young. Il a1josns The lsnds q Asssrs
Eliza Hancock and others. The tract contairs SIS
acres. Of which about half Il. open hnd. snd the
balance In wood and timber. which u very va liable
There IL on the estate two god DvsllinsA beai1ss
every other building usuaily l6upd On nm. The
size Onehaif OF the minerals viii b reeekysd.-.
Persona disposed 20 purchAse. are feqneed 10 cah
on Mr. Young. residtng on tbs prenjee2 ~ hrtker
pa . Smss Apply : oopprN AppnsaoN.
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nRIflea CQNsVSSx:.

R,cnscrD. Va "a B. : - vi. His !
T HAVE this day. By thesity teaelsed
i from Lord Napisr. r. Y. Mlskler 81 Vel.
inssos, seecinssd Mr. ADV Alp eAINIek. sss-
trusted him With the ~ q the neEeeDtse es.ss
ness Of the British C0nsulaess usta - sxEissi |"
q. n + JAMRa. H.nM.qlwsi
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-19

not only resigned, but cheerful 1t is the
pM of the Lord and they rejoice to ex-
change the comforts of home for the trials
of the wilderness. Their ultimate destina-
ton is not, l apprehehd, definitely fixed
upoh. Going south seems sufficiently de-
finite for most of them, but many believe
that their ultimate destination is in Sonora
Young, Kim ball. and most Of the Unfit
entail men have left their comtnodioas man
sions without apparent regret, % lengthen
the long train Of wanderers. The masses
everywhere announce tv me that the torch
will be applied to every house. indiscrimi-
nately throughout the country Cd soon as
the troops attempt to cross the mountains.
I shall follow these people and endeavor to
rally them. Numbers whom I have met
appear to be in dread OF the Indians, whom
the distressed condition of the whites has
encouraged to commit extensive depreda-
lions. may at least quiet the spprdhcn-
sions Of these persons and Induce sothe of
them to return.
"Our military force could overwhelm ihost
Of these poor people, involving men, wo-
men and children in common fate but
there are among the Mormons iiiahJ brave
men, accustomed to arms and horses; men
who would fight desperately as gactrillas.
and if the settlements are destroy ed, will
subject the country I'd ali extensive and pro-
tracted war, without any tompehsatIhg re-
suits. They will, ain Sure, submit to trial
by their peers, bit they viii hot brook the
idea of trials by jdries, composed Of team
stefs and followers Of the CAMP ttbf IF an
army enoamped in their cities Or dense set
tlemcfits.
II have adopted tnsahs to recall the few
remaining Mormons in affl$, who have not
yet; it is said, complied With thy request to
withdraw froti the oanons and the eastcfn
frontier. 1 have also taken MEASURES to
protect the buildings which have been vaca-
ted Ia the horthefn settlements. aiii sab
gtiine that ! viii save a great nart Of the
valuable Improvements there"
Gov, Cumming concludes by saying that
he would leave for the South The heat day,
May 3d. and that he would restrain all
operations Of the military for the present,
and until he should receive from the Prcsi-
dent additional instructions.