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UTFT,--IlhMI Dk hhI TANNING
Terms, per a~..iom 81 Fire M0uahst


Hoard hluiing tnri lights Sc wiiirno $50 90
lutiinn de- Lad
Instruction On lan" Guitar nr Organ - ~
p" ~ Instrument
B"hr aud luitonono halt In advance baanc. tho end
Ui the
In tiis ln@tiiuon moi only may knowledge of In In
Greek aud Hebrew be acquired hut facilities furnished for
cakng the French, Italian and Spanish Innsn r.s Two
Anc "n aud two Modern Languages requisite 10 ens to
graduation
such rtrm. in thu old ~ Education tho
"tss"i the times suggests enlightened kSrpRr>,t ctaea
and htoAhD I" what duo to parents aud ih"n demands
AUD only viii he introduced Tho blends
with the form at lnstru, ton Lecture and Esamins
aud tho Practice with III. Theory IN develop,
cali into exercise and the fullest the
powers
Mr. MLAMsoS recr- to the Faculty 81 University Va
In Iso5 Rev Ro ny land rr-si Richnond Colleg. Mrs
'I"n Darlington Prof Morse Rev J. D. Mitchell - Rev
i.op K"srcr, u d Rcss n H. Wy,r. Geo W Carter and
I. II. Hall
Mr. iiorrfn refers 10 Rev. W H. Plat, Petersburg. mud
Gen q q Clay.
Mr. CAMPS ~ L Iefrbyre Richmond Rev w
II kinekie, Iynchburn
Mrs PAGf refers 10 Rev Jno NJ T. Atkinson ID d., pres't
iinmI"lcn y. College. md Hon. Wmt aud Mrs. Hives
Mrs NIILfANspA refers - Hon W q Preston, tiov jno
Floyd and IN Radord Esq, President Farmers Bank.
INnclbug
" Circulars containing particulars obtained by nppica
ton NJ SEMINARY Rooas In Immediate vicinity Of 4ih ~ r.
Church. ~ through the l. once 2r dim
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The Greatest Labor Saving MaChin ne
OF TILE AGE,
AT ENGLEDOVES FANCY STORE.

NEEDS PATENT SEWING MACHINES and justly
w termed the PLANTATIONS MAtIIlNE--nnd why
because II does all OF work, not only The
tnnst hut The coarscst fabrics. Indeed II is Supreme
Ialurs Sadilcrs aud Sloemakrrs work. The first
question aris,s do want if 40 is important TO
know what mac hne to invest in 1t smy oplu
that would be badly Sod marhn" that
Will not 10 the following standTe Does WLths
patent 1t Yes. fully ami satsactorIyard m
body and test fully before purchasing for
manifest that the performance and IL, Of
the machine hangs a sensible decision.
They will ai.h, Inn and Rdthrr
hey max, strong lock stitch that be pulled
They s,i CHI alike boh sds Wiihout forming ridge
dcrlcath
They perfectly simple, and their management easily
quir'd Any spool Of thread dk sold at the
be- used Th' longer than sewing machine
cxtant And she nd get an imperfect machine have
written contract that binds Messs whitney Lyon g. give
that il perfect Then say have moth
10 lose but thing gain 1t decidedly the best
Sew Machine in market and chaen9s not only
city bur tie state of Virginia produce better greater
ri"ty OF work done by any other Machine.
sept7is ALFRED S. ENGLEDoVE.
WANTED TO UIRE.-A good Cook, Wash.
w err and lroner,-aiso good house seryan Apply to
spptlldlw j Il HoItOMBE
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u. 1> Onn s.yNCmnuH. pworEM-

~ 6sDsVISPV rN, FOR SALE Al Al &1ioN
l he u,,'r- rnrl. h. law h l.. Da, dee Il
sch het real for the "f ei,tcng iN
The nsl,,s They propose I'll"
il ohcr property % longing to themselves ind ,iduay IN"
thus offered f ilr Il ngly valuable aud
lists !a,tui the iui'wiuF.
Isl The Nsiual lc property knonn LIBERTY WhlE.
lo 81 which has been Lately built ant yields iag"
nia
End abe STORE Iinl 81 Main occupied Ivy
Frankn Brother apisng iho II L, llberty Ware,
house.
srd LARGE FRAME UoI'SE aud FEl.T OF
GRo Nd Main also adjoining the entrance Ib
Wnrchr
An The STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING u,Ici lay
Bnraugs SLATER Go lately repaired and situated A. the
hnsin,s cent?" T the city.
9Th The DWELLING now occupied hv Ms Kirkpatrick
This house hiss ot ground attached Aud :" III.
9th The LARGE BRltk HOUSE with TO, ms, good
KITCHEN and other OH Bl u nlAHS "N,hlcnt
SIRlNt; AND DAIRY aud ards III Fronud
attached known Ms .Nrrug Vail,
9Th About "4o ACRES OF LAND, part e u" "Sprlrg
Valley, Estate. which Vii be divided sold IN os ranging
fiom - 10 100 Zach.
sh About FIFTY NAIL ABLE BUILDING LOIS # =
earh If them being nnst aln abic locations Tor
residences
DAY the 10Th Of SEPT EMBER. and be continued IN
day 10 day until completed
TERMSt credit OF g. IL and II months viii he given
purchasers required 10 Civ otiablc with satisfactory
rnorsrrs adi lily secured hy deeds ot trust
the property The public requested to his
criy before ihcday al sa!.
ISAAC IARTsIIORNE WIFE,
WM u SiABIER.
I hos. j STABIER JH.
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l,AIn OF KEAI. E~TaTE.-In pur-unnrc


(NAuPRE1.E. j. N - FOR SAIE.-1f not
- sold frivatoy hcorc, Will sell at pubic auction q
INT RSDAi. til, 3rh day 81 SEPTEMBER. # fair ifn,t
EJl the far day TrnCi Of I.nnd con aiming n
49, 100 ACI,E Els, -
lying in the Of Campbell the IvnclburR and Sa
lem Turnpike about iles Il nohLurg ard adjoining
the lands John G. johnson Cole Holm, others There
supposed Ia be- about CLEARED land embracing
Me ilnw this The soil well adapted Corn
Nhrai, Oats, tobacco and Grass.
Persons desiring n small farm Iynchhurg invited
To examine this place. which very desirable and situated u
good ueig hburhnod
he land Ice shown wishing 10 see H. by Mr.
lrttcrcw who lives adjoining it, and immediately the
likn
~ Sale to be the premises Terms made known n
the day Of sale ELIZABETH T. BUHtHFIEl.J.
pptyd
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WHOLESALE PAPER WAKEHIOi SE.
WHEELWRIGHT NUDGE & CO..


HAVE constantly on hand tull stock at Il n \ NC.
Il WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all the
most crl, bracI mills III the riied States Also iu assert
Book Binding Leather Cloth Glue. &c Cnlor"d IA
Of NIL kinds Boards Binders and Trunk Boards
Bonnet Boards white aid cnled Printers Cards and Gard
Boards in every variety Press B"aris linrtwar" Paper
tissue and shoe Paper French Folio Post Packet Cnmucr
cia Letter aud Sote Papers Marble Paper Post ONCE and
Bans Envelope Papers Sheaing Tack aud Spre Papers
Printing and Writing Ink Alum i'"a, hing Powders &c.
g Paper Of every description made to trder.
3tav
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
FEMALE COLLEGE.

FEM ALE OIILIE(iE.
guNHE ExERCIsEs Of this Insiu,loa will be resumed
iaee. for ,he accommodation Of both boarding and day -
s aud tborosgh instruction In every branch Of study per
tanning 10 a complete female education
FACULTY.
Rtv SAMUEL X COX. President Professor OF Mental
i'cunaus u MATHEWS A. N, Professor Of Latin Ian
y SsHir. aradua,e DIVA NJ Inst. Professor Of
Mathematics
Il Apolrnr saEroH,, IL. u, Professor OF Modern Ian
sig u ,. Bozx,orn.. Professor of Music.
Miss MARY 4. L,srrm, Mis-. A y. EDDY, Mr.. NJ J TowS
Itf, Instructors In Primary studies
EArr>ss hoard Including fuel furniture light. and
attendance fr term If Ave months ea Tuition In Enaish
detn Languages. so lasiruron on the Pane OF Guitar
One hnif the board and tuition nsarsby required In Cd
sith-, cash approved Each boarder will
hccaahc furnish her sheets towels. pillow and
table nspkins aud "nc silver spoon.
,.s%saes s"n'..,ns further p.r'.,.. may ss Oh
President sAML X cox President
aug % dsetis-cp
LYNCHBURCi COLLEGE.
vDNuE anuns .r.-on this Institution commence
Tho 10, tho hcahlc. aud accessible In
scien''he equal otha of The hes, American colleges
der III. ct Nj Darkcnshir. r,duae II tho vir.
rnia Msy Institute aud more recently connected with tho
The several professor. have charge 1t the
Grammar seho which will be thoroughly pre-.
FAGu1 TH.
ROBERT l.. BEOckETT. Pyss,dent, Professor Of Na,u
raj Science.
Lfornuus MATHEWS A. NJ, Professor Of La,M and
belle. i,ttrus
T. II cAprLi, Professor Of tho Greek Language and
Literature
nLA>ksNsp, Professor Of MathcnstI and In.true'
Tactics
ROY W " wALktn. rrofc.ssr OF Moral aud Mental sci.
Rev : X COX. lru fcssnr Of History
SAMGIL GAWLANn, A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law
-. iANu,inENt D., PROT, OF Anatomy and rhy q
io"rN
Gr,s,rrh Apoiruo sAuronI Ii. u Professor Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
Bo,td o. per w"ck washing o. - per month fuel aud
ngis slns Tuition $50 In tho ,iamuar School and
$50 IN the Collegiate Department TOT hall -crs"n.
p Catalogues containing further nIotn be oh
t,lnri hv add,rAsinn the President ats
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EAIs. -. JOHNSON. r.
nbrNtlstk

EAR. -. JOHNSON, ,-.-
oilers his services to the ciSuHs
ut lynclturE and vicinity .nndrr. MI II ~
srrCliulv asks "a share Is their ANA~>D
patronage feeling assured he give satisfaction
ri and every branch If hsptnl,.aion.
lie Is parrd uly utlc whole paftlr
nnous yum block plain and pivot Teeth ii'ug and pa
gnr don" III" h's ither lie extracts Teeth by simple
and ne" FfpeS "Hh"W using drHss rain to The
patient All NuEk WARRANTED
u b go Main street. few doors above the Nerye ell
IL
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HOUSE. BUILDING

4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED. from, the manufacturers. a
L large assortment OF BUILDING MATERIALS such as
Cottage, Rural Upright Wcsern Peoples Morii,e Rabuet,
New Haven Eaeir Villa. Store Door Front Do.r with night
Work and Dead Locks with Plated Pearl White Pearl White
Rose Pearl While and Japannc Mineral Glass silver
aud Fancy Gifted Knobs. Also Fast and Loose Joint Butts,
Of doors Blind Fastcuings Bolts
Nails SC. FRENCH GLASS Of fine quality and in good
der, rom the smaller q IN, largest sizes
Mechanics and others will find these goods worthy their
tention, the stock is large and will be sold low
s. NJ SIMPSON.
aug e5ts Successor To Simpson Bro
1858. SPRING SALES. 1893.
COLHOUNS e. WILLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
ENGLIsH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN
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l.YNCIIBURG AGENCY
OF THE
VIEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM


OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MIDVAiaYSTCM
injecting of the Local H. rl OF Directors for tho New
~ York LIE .utance Conpiuy nj The apio In the city
OF Richmond the folln ing az unanimously adui,d
The undersigned Pr, sient and Directors of The
have report and exhibit II the New York Life
COMPANY the year ending The LIST of January
1859 and being sned with it's condition
" recommend II 10 the aud sunnort of the
community The New YORK Lie Insurance COMPANY ha
now been Tor II Years and ts ,pal has attain
the 4U1 % cstcd in state Stocks and
Bonds aud Mortgages on Read Estate We think il a most
profitable OF investing money The profits en-
the in.ured and have not less
than thirty ler per annuin On the pre- MUM paid
side. these investments socks the Inv Of New York
requires additional security that shall deposit
Nth the Comptroller. meet any ful demands
winch the Company may Ito pay
attention objects an al ant Of
Lille Insur anee a. set forth by This Institution.
TaiRTEENTHANNUA REPORT.
Amount Of assets, January L.
Io5-, si6J5. 81
Amount q rece pts for premi.
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DIT Latin, Grcrk and Brilos- I.etrcs.
IIIoDOKO CAMPS,
Dtrf.-lIebtcw, italian aud Music.
wM. HOPPER
DIT French, Spanish aud Mathematics
MRS = u PAGE.
bir lnorm' date Eng lran h, aud Prep Latin Crock
MRS NJ. H. VILLA MSON.
DIfI lropnrAtory iuglh han, lbs aud G"ul Superyon
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1tA8BOH OIL AND LAMPa.-Thia oil IL
- made from best Biinn,inous Coal gives light like gas
5 nor dpfoHrf We have found the cheapest materis
Sfhich We have ever used. Fer sale by
.aug 20dts SfABIER A. Jones
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hIS Tho second session Of ths Institution opens eDss
sept t sas Annual term divided into two sessions
{" five I,th- each English uniies business aud
ornamental education Collegiate mode led af.r tina,
al the University Of Virginia complete In Music
Ill md IaaiI1i LII
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GOV. WISE.

Recent indications favor the opinion that this
gentleman is preparing the way to abandon the
Democratic party for leadership in the grand cosli
ton now forming out of the various dismembered ee
ments Of the opposition. Gov WISE has, nc doubt
Hattering promises, and as he is an adventurer in
rolitics we advise him to 60 He will no doubt be
more highly appreciated in the new alliance than he
ever was by the party with whom he is now acting
He is eminenty qualified for the state of things
which the coalition promises him-they need a man
who would rule or ruin them, and we have no doubt
he would do both. There is one thing certain
be will have Office wherever he goes. They ran him
for Governor in Virginia hoping to paolty him. but
be was no sooner elected than he wanted the Democ
racy Of ms State to press him for the Presidency
Failing in this, he was willing that hr. BUCHANAN
should be elected President upon condition that he
Gov WIsE,) should distribute the patronage Of his
administration. Thinking that he was not properly
felt at Washington, and having aspirations for the
Presidency in 1860, be sought to supplant Mr..
HUNTER in the Senate and have himself elected
Failing in this be suspected Of having shoWnsOme
nractical common sense for once in his life, by con-
Guiding that he is not appreciated in the Democratic
marty and making overtures to the enemy He has
not yet entirely gone, and ne shall feel uneasy until
we hear from him again for fear that he may take
notion to spite the Democratic party and turn back.
Misunderstood that he desires 10 takethe Richmond
E7ouirsr with him. and with that view has associated
one Of his sons with that paper 1t would be truly
Notifying to see the flag Of the enemy floating from
the mast head Of 50 old Democratic paper but as
it retains nothing Of its original qualities but pleas
ant memories, we would rather see the Enquirer go
with him than that he should net 60 at sH
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Pub: l9-

AN ACT-amendatory of an act entitled can act
to establish two additional land districts in the
Territory Of Minnesota" approved July 8, 1856.
Be It enacted By the Senate and Houss Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of Amrriea in Congress as
sem6ied, That so much Of an act entitled An act
to establish two additional land districts in the Ter
ritOry of Minnesota" approved July eighth, ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and 6fty-six, as defines
the southern boundary of the northwestern land
district the west side of the Mississippi river be-
and the is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof
the following boundaries are established, to witt
Commencing at the point on the eastern side Of the
Mississippi river where the present south line touch
es the river; thence down said river to the point
opposite the intersection with the river of the
eighth standard parallel; thence along said parallel
to the point Of intersection Of guide meridian num-
Der four; thence along said guide meridian to the
seventh standard parallel; thence west along said
seventh parallel to the Sioux Wood river; thence
north to the line heretofore established
Sec. 2. And be Il further enacted That the line d-
vidiDg ranges twenty three and tWenty-fOur be the
boundary line between the northwestern and north
eastern land districts in lieu Of the range line be-
tween eighteen and nineteen, as heretofore estab-
lished in the above reoited act.
Approved II May, 1853
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EXCHANGE BANK.

The notes Of the Exchange Bank al MurfreesborO',
we're thrown out by the banksin this city yesterday
and are not purchased by the brokers at any price
There are rumors ahoat in regard to the disappear
snce Of large portion Of the bonds upon which the
issues Of this bank based which have caused the
excitement in regard to Its notes. These rumors
have BOT assumed such shape as to authorize us to
repeat them The matter viii be before the public
in a few days.
For the present we will not receive the notes Of
the Exchange Bank in payment Of dues to this Office,
and our subscribers and others viii please not send
them to u.s. At the same time, we would advise
holders Of the notes Of the Exchange Bank, not tc
sacrifice them, in the absence Of more definite in.
formation in regard to the present condition Of the
bank. In the event Of the disappearance Of the
bonds reported 70 be missing, it is the opinion o.
many that the State is responsible for the circulation
of the bank.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pub: 10

Pub: is.
AN ACT for the admissi of the State of Minnesota
into the Union.
whereas an act Of Congress was passed February
twenty. six, eighteen hundred and ffty-seven, en-
titled g An act to authorize the people of the
Territory Of Minnesota to form constitution and
State government preparatory to their admission
into the Union an equal footing with the origi-
nal States :" and whereas the people of said Ter
ritory did, on the twenty ninth day Of August,
eighteen hundred and ffty-seven, by delegates
elected for that purpose, form for themselves a
constitution and State government, which is re-
publican in form, and was ratified and adopted
by the people, at election held on the thirteenth
day Of October, eighteen hundred and fifty seven,
for that purpose; Therefore,
Be ii enacted BIZ the Senate and House Of Repressn.
tatiUes Of the United States Of Amsrcid, Congress
assembled That the State Of Minnesota shall be one
and is hereby declared to be one, Of the United
States of America, and admitted into the Union on
an equal footing with the original States in all re-
speCts whatever.
SaCTToN 2. And be Il further enacted, That said
State shall be entitled to two representatives in
Congress- until the next apportionment of represen-
tatiVes among the several States.
Sec 3. And be ii further enacted, That from and
after the admission of the State State of Minnesota
as herein before provided all the laws of the United
States which not locally nspplicsble shall have
the same force and effect within that State as in
other States Of the Union; and the said State is
hereby constituted judicial district of the United
States within which district court with the like
powers and jurisdiction the district court Of the
United States for the district of Iowa. shall be estab-
lished; the judge, attorney and marshal of the
United States for the said district of Minnesota shall
reside within the same, and shall be entitled to the
same compensation as the judge, attorney, aud
marshal Of the district of Iowa. and in all cases of
appeal or writ or error heretofore prosecuted and
now pending in the Supreme Court of the United
States, upon any record from The supreme court of
Minnesota Territory, the mandate of execution or
order Of further proceedings shall be directed by the
Supreme Court Of the United States to the district
of the United States for the district OF Min
nesota or to the supreme court of the State of Min
nesOta as the nature of such appeal writ of
may require; and each Of those courts shall be the
successor of the supreme court of Minnesota Terri
tory, to all such cases, with full power to hear
and determine the same and to award mesne or
final process therein.
Approved May II, 1858.
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BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF TIE AMERICAN Coz
tRBss.-A literary gentleman VIII 0 resdesin George.
town, has now nearly ready for publication "Bo.
graphical Dictionary Of the American Congress from
the Formation of the Government +" The compila-
ton of this work has necessarily required immense
labor as it has been necessary to read every hstor
ical work published since the Revolution, well
the official debates and State papers, in order to
obtain the requisite information. A large portion
Of the members of the present Congress have com
munioated the leading features Of their political ca
reers, and the work will be a valuable addition to
American literature Union.
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Pub s.

A RESOLUTION to extend the operation Of the act
approved January 16, 1851, entitled AN act to
amend an act entitled IAN Act TO promote the
efficiency Of the navy
Rssolusd By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of The United States Of America IN Congress assembled
That the operation of the act entitled can act to
smend an set entitled act toprOmote the efficiency
of the navy" limiting the restoration Of officers in
certain cases. be extended to the sixteenth day OF
April. eighteen hundred and ffty-nine:
Provided that the time within which eXamina-
,;oTs bv Courts Of Inquiry may be made as provided
nv The rst section of said act shall not be extern
ded except as to any case pending and undermined
before a1v Court Of Inquiry under the act Of the six
teenth January, eighteen hundred and hfty-seVen,
At the expiration fhereofj and excepting also the
case of any officer who absent from the country
at the time Of the passage of said act aud had not
returned previous to the sixteenth Of January egh
teen hundred and ffty-eight A2d any such officer
shall be entitled to 81 the privileges conferred by
said act provided he applies for the benefit thereof
at any time within sixty days after his return.
Approved IL May, 1858.
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Pub 20
IUU : ~.
AN ACT to enlarge the Detroit anC


AN ACT to enlarge the Detroit and Saginaw land
districts in Michigan.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House Of RepreSsH-
tatiUss of the United States of America Congress
ssl5sd That sl that part of the present ChebOygsn
district in The State Of Michigan which lies south Of
the line dividing townships twentyeight and twenty
nine NORTH and east of the line dividing ranges two
and three We5t shall be attached to and from part
OF the present Saginaw district and all that part Of
the said ChebOygan district which lies north Of the