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s.ReENT,s SCHOOL MONTHLY.

Under This title E2ea Sargent, the poet, has just
issued Lew aud most alarming Magazine, contain
ing larger fund OF knowledge and amusement COM
bined than any monthly for juveniles with which We
are aca uaiuted. The r,msrkabe Of Mr.. Sar-
gents Standard Speak rs and Standard series Of Read
ers Of which one million of copies have in an incre
diby short sp,ce psss,d into schools throughout the
United States. has induced him 10 supply tho demand
for new and choice pieces for defamation by this
monthly. 1t is designed for teachers as we'll as pu
pills, for families az yell as schools. Mr.. Sargent
pledges himself to give the most recent specimens of
eoquencs and produds Of genius that may be appro.
priate With new and original dialogues, elementary
pieces aud we'll written narratives Of the impressive
events of the day. =
Inasmuch as the ppYince of education comprises
all that may contribute to the physical as well as the
| mental well. being ofthe individual, 1t is promised
that the amusemsDt, the gymnastlc training, the
out door sports and exercises of the pupil, will have
their share Of attention, and this is most important
desderatum. For tie brain TO do its work nobly
and without injury, tle physilne must be cared Tor
and streng gthened.
The January numbr. which s before ia, contains
thlrtytwo pages, the zs Of those OF Harpers Maga'
zine. 1t is printed ;om new long primer type, on
the best papsr with ccvers and illustrated with se
ven finely executed engravin2s on wood
We look upon ,hi- Magazine AZ one that will prove
go valuable tn our community, that We give the con-
tents of the first number that readers may Judge
Of their variety AMI interest. "Fhe Boy Crusaders,
"Reading for Insructon,' "a First Lie, "E1ecu
ton of Hofar' Learning TO Climb" "What Will
People Sayr' "SNw Crystals" "Gymnastics, The
Excellent Man, ,"'Scene in Court Friends With
out Knowing It, Virtue aud Error" Tine Esqu
maux Kayak" 1.-The Bear and the Horse" "Th'
Words Of Hops" The Golden Madness" by Chas
Macksy. The Rival Giad,a;ors, "Gslileo," by Ed
ward Everett, Reward OF Courtesy "Improprie'
ties of Speeca" From Prologue, by o. w
Holmes" 'An Arctic Scene." Speech of Virathus,
"The War in India" "Reef Of Lucknow" "A
Magpie at Church" "Seectiona,' "Brev:iea, '"Edi
to,ials."
This monthly, the editor expressly states, is "th'
organ Of noiocni organizations, and will reach in
tegent minds in every part of the Union, and thus
enable him to communicate, on educational subjects
with an alr,os. unlimited number Of interested read
ers. The advantages Of work thua general and ex
tended IN is aims, aud forming as it were bond o
union between members Of the same fraternity sepa
rated BY gteat distances, must be obvious"
The term, are dollar per year, or ten cents fo
single number. The monthly starts with cIrcua
ton of ten houssud, and cannot fail to meet will
brilliant sacce.. probably equal TO that
the Standard Speakers.
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HILLSVII.LE ACADEMY,
CARROLL COUNTY, VA.
r F. TuOMpS0N A u prcsident,

As'is,sd by s.faR Corpsof R6eient Insrne'or.
HNHE Fifteenth session OF this Institution will COM
mcnce the rst Monday in January, and close the 4lh
Thursday in Nay. Board be had at six dollars per
month, in good families
Hllsville is small village the top OF the Blue
Ridge. commanding view Of the most picturesque ro
mannc and sublime acenery.. 1t 10 well auPphen with
wholesnme water and pure air from the surrounding
mountains 1t is renowned for health 1t affords as good
the main thoroughare from Tennessee to North Carolina
over which passes daily line Of stages 1t Is within
few hours travel o the Virginia aHd Tennessee Railroad
The last scholastic numbered hundred and hfty
three students. An annual catalogue Issued Inch will
be sent to any person any time desiring further ntor'
nation about the school Dec 29-elm'
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CULPEPBR MILITARY INSTITUTES,
NEAR cULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
uyHE second session of this school will commence on
the frat day Of next September The course Of in
sruction win include the Latin Greek French and Span
ish Languages Mathematics Natural Philosophy, Chem.
istry and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged conduct the school are gradu
stes of the Unverity Of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute who will adopt the modes of instruction pur
sued In those instructions.
TERMS:
Board tuhon washing fuel aud lights for ten months,
elsO
For circulars, containing full information. address
CHARLES Z. LIGHTF0OT
Culpeper Court House
REFERENCEs
We have the privilege of referring to the foc~ihg'
Faculty NJ Institute, Lexington soho,. do
Professors Maupin, Harrison, Gderse''e' S'n''o Ue
We're, McGuHey, University Of Virginia c.u..s
Pref Lucieu Minor, William and Mary |o"es'
Rev Joen A Broadus. Charlottesrhie
John Hart, AN -r.
John Hunter Esq Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, OransSeounIy
Rev VIM Whits, d D. Lexington
Rev VIM Pendleton n,,
Cen Wn, Ricbardsop, Ricnnond city
Cal VIM R T.iiaerro, Gloucester
lanes BARBOUR Esq, Culpeper
w d Wsllach Gen George M Cooke, Bell ESQ,
Maj Henry Hill, U 8 Army. New York
) Voss ESQ, Rappahannock county
Capt James Stark
of CulpepeY July 3l-Cd
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VISITING THEIR GREAT FATHER.

number OF Pawnee chltfs are paying President
buchanan Welt. Washington paper saye:
These de,egstes represent between three and four
thousand Pawness. Unlike other Indian tribes who
have visited the Gt-s Father here their rst approach
is marked by deep silence. Their movement is one
Of silent admiration ln obedience 10 religions
TOM the head chief embraces the Great Father and
allows bms-lf 20 fall into reverie while he contem
plates him. steadily gazing into his eye In SONS in.
stances the scene touching, according to the mpres
sion received by the Indian. The reyeri- lasts in
instances over ten minutes. Each delegate in turn
approaches the Great Father, the braves alone not
kissing him."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARAGt

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARAGO!
NEw YoRK, Dec. 3v.-Ihe steamship Araso ar
rived here to-day. Advices brought by her report
Cotton as essjer, but no, quotaby changed. Sales,
for three days. amounted to G.1UU baes, Of which
specuators aud e1porters took 1000 each.
Consols 9is9s.
Several heavy failures have occurred.
Flsur has advanced I'D and Wheat Sd on the sales
of the week. Corn bad slightly advanced.
Royal assent has been given TO The Bank Indemnity
Bill.
The Danish Council Of State Ind authorized the
loan OF E30D,000 sterling.
The commercial crisis has become aggravated at
Smyrna ltis reported that the Porte has dissolved
the Divans and Danubian principalities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG


LADIES.
TIME undersigned propose to conduct In the City OF
II Lynchburg, commencing on Monday 4th OF January.
1855 Boarding and Day School tor young Ladies with
preparatory department for young Msses including Mas.
ters under l2 years OF age.
They take leave say the public that their system
Of education is designed 20 bo thorough their discipline
parental and that the prosre, Of the young Ladies' whom
the kind preference Of parents and guardians may en-:
their care, will be the only claim which they shall
prefer to public patronage .-,
Mr. WILLIAMsoS, who has had much experience as
teacher In connexon with college, we'll young
ladies' seminary while be does no, propose abandon his
profession Of law, win lecture to the school daily ON An
cicnt and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
Board per session OF ten months, including fuel,
lights, washing, &c, with no estras ssoo
Tuition fees not TO exceed the medium standard OF
schools Of equal grade in Virginia. Pupils in case
charged except tor the time they are In attendance
MRS. d.. Il. WILLIAMSON,
hrs 8. l.. PAGE.
Mrs. Williamson refers to Hon. WIN c. Preston, Gov.
John B. Floyd, and Prof Csbel University OF Virginia
Mrs. Page refers to Right Rev. Bishop Meade, Rev T.
n. Gurley, Washington. D. c., and Rev John NJ P. At
kinson, b. D. President OF Hampden Sydney College.
nscp oil
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A DESIRABLE FEMALE TEACHER IN WANT
OF A SITIIATiOE

a VIRGINIA LADY of fine character. and many years
"A successful experience in teaching the usual English
branches, with French and music, 10 wanting situation
in private family or public school She would prefer
giving her whole attention 10 music the Piano and
Guitar provided such position could bo had sho is
tine performer on the Piano.
The subscriber well acquainted with the lady in ques
ton and can highly recommend her every way worthy
ot the best situations.
Salary made known application bv letter, to Miss p
L., care of E. P NASH Book and Piano Seller,
Dec e5-c9w Petersburs
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL.
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

10 nLrs SOUTH OF cLAlKsv1LLK, VA
r H. GRAVES, PRINCIPAL.
VNHE principal ater teaching for ~ years. having de-
1 ternined 10 establish permanent Select School in
the country seected the above location out of many
which he had carefully examined, as being preeminent-
ly suitable for the purpose designed Reference being
had especially to health and the advantages of social
moral, and religious influence To attain these ends,
though the expense of improving new place the site
was procured In the midst OF community noted for n
tslIissnce refinement, and moral WORTH remote from
stores tpng shops, and other places Of temptation to
extravaganza or vice. ...-.s
The School has been years in successful operation
and the character Of the location above given s freely
awarded to irby an connected Herewith.
Board csu be had n families OF the highest respecta
billy
As the numberof elasses will be limited is important
that applicants state the progress already made
Ters-For Board aud Tuition per sessions Of 20 weeks
$s5 payable In advance.
The next session will the l4,h January
1855 Address the Principal at Brownsville P. O., Gran
vide county N c. Dec 4-c6w
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THE POLYTECHNTC COLLEGE

THE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
lOFTHE STATE OF PEEESY VAN1A.
WEST PENN SQUARE PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature, 1883 on the plan
II of the Industrial Colleges OF Paris and Berlin.
The winter session Of the fifth collegiate year will
Monday, November 9th, 1851 aud continue four
months
In addition thorough practical instruction in Mathc.
matics Civil Engineering Architecture aud Drawing, full
series Of Lectures by members Of the Faculty are gven
a. follows:
Geology Mlneralogy and Mining Engineering by Prof
w. J. Whitaker, A. NJ.
Industrial Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry, by
Prot A. l.. Kennedy, NJ. D.
Mechanical Engineering and the Principles of Machines
by Prof. NJ. 7. Tuthl, A. NJ
Ample facilities provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and students may pursue full partial
Fee for full course, $50.
For further information, apply to
Dr. A. L Kennedy
Nov o-ctf President Faculty. Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN SHOULD RE sCS-
TANNED.


We are not surprised that the recent prudent ana
p-oper action of the Federal Executive, In relation 10
Kansas, should have aroused opposition from the
extremis,s Of the North. II what the President
had right to expect No one, blessed with thlm'
BILE full of brains ia astonished at the howings OF
sbolitiopist journals on the occasion. They would
have fased the promises of their youth 1t they had
acted other wise, and their best friends their most
faithful readers, might we have doubted their ideni
ty But there was no room to doabt. The unmis.
sakeabe, diatribes which adorned the coumnsot The
leading journals and therispanalke followers, told,
beyond question, that the President had, to all his
other excellent measures added the yet farther one
of dscharging faithfully and firmly another duty 10
the South and the Union. 1t 10 matter Of astonish.
ment, though, that the action which meets with such
treatment by the leading Northern journals should
be 30 feebly, almost inaudiby, commended by the
South. Why do we not, to man, heartily second
and support the President in his positionl Why is
there any, even the slightest, dsnclinstion on the
part of Southern editors to speak in just terms OF this
o.ion1 One would imagine that the surest notions
of propriety, il not of eSpedency, would compel
from Southern journals-and especially from the ex.
trems school-the highest commendation OF such &C.
toni 1t is not so however At least 1t has not been
90 thus far. We hope change for the better will be
discovered ere many days shall pass by.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR or Ne.

BRASKA -Govern0r Cummings m-rs-g- 10 -
Territorial Legislature in Nebraska was delivered -.
the 9th instant. The foundation OF iudustria! -ors
ties il recommended for the encouragement OF "Ef'
culture. The United States wagon road from t's
Platte To m. Running Water, hes been completed "r
u distance nt one hundred and three mics. ln'iuf''
;.lir,y-nlns bridges. During :he year upward "f
,0U ipd acres Of land have been prs-emp-d ~ II =
Territory Tine Governor is conyratniatn'y i". --.-
n. clos and looks for q bright and prc-p-t"a- -
rnr. fur the Territory.
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MESSAGE OF TuE GuyERNok OF WrN.

MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF ~
NESOTA.-S. Medary, Tho T-rrItoriai Gov Of
Minnesota delivered his message 10 the L-,'-l 'U'
an IN. lt,b ipst. He devotes much spsce 10 'hr -
cs,ionsl interests Of the ) ate, and r~conuehi-
agricultural professor.hip tor the Stats Cn'v-'-i -
lie also advises geological -urvey o th- ~" ~
a speedy and definite establishment OF The N--t~fi
boundary line; recommends complete rev.inu ~
coi6catlon OF the Territorial laws. Tn. n-s t""''
tuion, Just adopted by the people. tor Stat : :
srnrnenr il commended for ts many vice proyie',ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
OAK GROVE ACADEMY.

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
TNHE next session of this School (abou miles from
IL the F. c. Insttue,) will begin January llth, 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 the University and Colleges Of
Virginia, for business life.
rest at tho clone .-s. ..
All scholars charged from entrance but no deduction
thereater except in csses of protracted sickness.
Textbooks furnished at Richmond retail prices.
Address, Gold HILL P. q. JOHN Z. CLAIBORNE.
CHARLES r. BROWN.
CT. BRows refers to Profs. Harrison & De We're, Uni
yersity Of Va; Prof. jed Hochkss Noisy Creek Acade
NV Va T. w. Faunteroy, Esq. Saluda, Va; and Rev
| q. H. Mouse, President Leesburg Academy, Va
nac 2-clv
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
nLAONER


JOHN w. STUART,
Miss FANNIE M. iRsT Assistant.
gISHE execises of this School commenced the first
III oil October, and will continue until July. The pub.
lie may rest that efforts will be spared to make
this School In all respects OF the frat class in instruction,
in discipline and In NIL the requisites school shall
have superior Ashland is healthy. beautiful and &C.
cessbes country place, sxeen miles from Richmond on
the rail roud Fredericksburg, and presents peculiar ad
vnnages for the establishment of Seminary of high
grade. Pupils from distance will reside In the family OF
Mr. Charles b. Stuart Those wishing tO enter on the Let
Of January or Ut any other me will be charged only
from the day Of entrance.
For terms, and other information, address
CHAS. B. STUART,
Dec lift Ashland Va.
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WALKER EXCITEMENT AT MOBILE.
MOBILE, Dec. 2s.-There is great exc TENET he'o
the ilbusterng enterprise OF Gen. Walksr IN SieA-
ragua.
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0OII,OTIE SCHOOL.

TIME undersigned win open Male Boarding School at
Il Bumpnss Turnout, on the Virginia Central knil t
Road on the first Monday in February ls3s under the
tuition OF Mr. Joha Richardson graduate OF Hampden
sydney College. .,
TERMs:-For board and tuition slao. for the term Of
ten months PAYABLE half ON the L. of July and the
balance at the close OF the school,
For further particulars, address ,, r,,,,n,ss
Second Turnout l. uisa county, Va.
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11pJJNTRY STORE KEEPERS WILL FIND
that the Commercial and Monetary articles publish,
ed IN THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS can be relied
upon The Markets alone worth the price OF year
subscription Only One Dollar year Published at No
lDo Nassau sttect, New York Dec lI-c~4~
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL K X; Go''

IIoIDERs of Coupon bonds OF the virginia CeStra
York are Informed that the Coupons OF interest falling due
ON the lst Of January 1889 will be paid on presentaion
and surrender Of the proper coupons e gnion naiS
mr. after The s January When paid a, the latter place
,he cmIreu, rate of exchange will be added
'"T ~ ,aca,y GARRETT. Treasurer.
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FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBEKY.
SOUTHERN GREENW00D, NURSERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD NURSERY.
IUAVING on hand choice variety of FRUrT =
II TREES of my own raising. and grating
suffcietly large for trnnspianng, respectfully -
call the attention OF the public TO them
My Nursery 10 located oneand.aha miles North East
from the Old Market, where will take pleasure IN show
i.s them.
An orders addressed TO, left at my agents. Mcssrs
Van Lew, Taylor q Co.. No. -, Main street Richmond
Va mys self. will meet with prompt attention
/! r. SHADE TsEEs furnished TO order.
:. Aug 24-c6m LEWIS TUDOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01

a GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
IA holders OF the James River and kanawha Compsny
will be held the following order OF the Board
of Public Works:
At meeting of the Board of Public Works December
as. 1857,
At the request of the PRECEDENT of the James River and
Kapuwha Company, it was ordered that general meet
ing Of the Stockholders OF that company be called to be
held the Companys Office in the city Of Richmond,
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of January 1853 to take into
consders the passed by the General Assembly on
the ed nst providing for the payment OF the interest on
the bonds OF the company and such other
snefs may he eubmittcd.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all by these Presents: That wc the subscr.
bes being Stockholders in the james River and ksnswha
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
our true aud law ful Attorney aud Proxy,
TO represent each of us in all general meetings OF the
stockholders of said company, held within six months
from and s:cr the date hereof when person
ally present or represented by other Proxy; with
fun power and authority at such general meetings. to give
such or votes aud do such other acts
each of could give do, member Of the said aset
inss personally presensnd do hereby ratty
aud confirm whatever votes, acts said
Attorney may lawfully give do for in pursuance Of
the suthority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands aud seals, this OF one
thousand eight hundred and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
W1SUTNGTON HENRY ACADEMY

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEW1
VXJANTED, to take charge OF this Institution, the en-
w suing year, gentleman well Quahhed to tonch
Latin, Greek Mathematics, and the usual English branch
cs of education.
The Academy buildings have lately been repaired
Eight boarders be comfortably accommodated and
considerable number Of day schoara may be expected
There about 100 OF open land belonging to the
Academy which the teacher may either cultivate or rent
out a. 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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+. II. sTARkE
GEO. WATT h: 81!
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.

THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
TENHlS PLOW has been steadily ~
e Il gaining favor with the farmers N-Q
3 and planters for the last ten years, 9A--
urtii it may be considered the
most popular Po In in the whole South has taken
premiums at three Of State Faiis and at the last s55
took the ell the most popular Plows in use
II has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows wef as silver medal
being the highest award offered by this lnsttue 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 street, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
where may be had nearly every article used for ng the
soil. All iuadein our own shops of best material.
April e-cly GEO. WATT CO.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS ISIS

II w RANDOLPH is prepared TO make order Ac-
q count Books Of any size or quality. 80
Thosc who intend open new setts IN January VIII
plaate give dir.r'ions soon as possible.
Mercantile Blanks and Siationary-u good assortment
always on hand.
Cap Paper ruled for bills L. % and &c. per qure.
second supply OF Gift Books and standard works L.
lustra,ed and bound in hsnsoe syle just opened at 2
Main street. Dec ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-01
TEACVER WANTED

IuyHE Trustees Of the Prince George Academy wish
u engage a Teacher of high grade for the remainder
OF the present session. which terminates on the 2oth OF
July next Though the present appointment will be only
thar period there every probability that the incum
will be reelected at the regular annua election OF
Teacher which then takes place, satsiacioa in the
meantime be given
The ncishbohood is heathy-school prosperous-sals'
rs at the rate o $50 per aud board furnished
Address the undersigned at Garysyille Post Office,
Prince George county Va F. RUFFlN, JR,
D.r o5-coy Chairman pro tenn Of the Board.