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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-03
KEEP IN STEP.

Aye ! the world keeps moving forward,
Like an army marching by
Hear you not its heavy football
That resoundeth to the sky
Some bold spirits bear the banner
Souls of sweetness chant the song
Lips of energy and fervor
Make the timid-hearted strong!
Like brave soldiers, we march forward
If you linger, or turn back,
You must look to get a j%ostling
While you stand upon the track.
Keep in step /!
My good ~neighbor, Master Standstill,
Gazes on it as it goes
Not quite sure but he is dreaming
In his afternoons repose
Nothing good" he says, ''can issue
From this endless moving on
Ancient laws and institutions
Are decaying, or are gone:
We are rushing on to ruin, VOWS
With our mad, new-fangled ways"
While he speaks, q thousand voices,
As the heart of ONE mar, says
Keep in step! Zoo
Gentle neighbor, will you join US.
Or return 10 GOOD OLD WAYS ?"
Take again the fg-leaf apron
OF old Adams anciens days:
Or become a hardy Briton-
Beard the lion in his lair,
And lie down in dainty slumber,
WRAPPED in skin of shaggy bear
Rear tho hut amid the forest,
Skim the wave in light canoef
All +! see ! you do not like it:
Then, if these "old ways" won't do,
Keep in stepl
Be assured. good Master Standstil,
All-wise Providence design'd
Aspiration and progression
For the yearning human mind
Generations left their blessings
In the relics Of their skill,
Generations yet are longing
For a greater glory still:
And the shades Of our forefatbers
are not jealous OF our decd
Aye they bid us onward. onward,
We but 90 where they do leadi
Keep in stspl
One detachment Of our army
May encamp upon the hill,
While another in the valley,
May enjoy ''its own sweet will,
This, may answe to one watchword,
That may echo to another Oh.
But in unity and concord, m
They discern that each is brother
Breast to breast they're marching onward,
In a good. now peaceful way
You'll be jostling if you hinder,
80 don't offer let or stay
Keep in step!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-03

A French writer has said that "to dream glor-
iously. you must act glOriousiy while you are
awake, and to bring angels down to converse with
you in your sleep, you must labor 10 the cause Of
virtue during the day."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-03
|6arbmarrl GarSwore'

&c., to which he wishes to call the attention Of the
public generally. Consisting, in part, OF Carpeh-
ters', Soddlers', Masons' and Coopers' Tools, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Shears of various
styles; Trace, Halter, Breast, Log, and Pump
II A l N S, .l. .n.-
Hoop Iron, Steel, Nails, Sash, Window Glass
Shovels and Spades, Files and Rasps Panel Rip'
ping, lemon and Wood Saws. .- e.M4 ID,
Ihave an abundant supply OF a1
Hardware required in House Building,
and will put up a bill of goods for those who are
building, at the very lowest figures. CARsIAos
TRIMMINGS, a good assortment Of the best qualityI
as cheap as can be had anywhere in the County,
l have q good Stock Of i lgi
WHITE LEAD, LlNSEED OIL, J5
PAINT BRUSHES, GLASS; &c, dc, &C.,
at the lowest prices.
A full assortment of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS: 1855
Grain Cradles, Forks, Scythes, Hoes, Rakes, SHOW
els and Spades also, Locks, Latches, Springs.
handbells, Sheep Shears, Coffee Mills, Fluid Lamps
and Lanterns, Curry-Combs, and, in fact, every
thing in the Hardware line. D-
Buildt rs, Farmers and others are respectfully
invited to call and examine my stock before pur'
chasing, as l am determined 10 sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
Salem, May 2lst, 1S59.-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MEDICAL C0LLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION OF lS5a-'60.
TFNHE next Annual Course 81 Lectures will on
Il the first Monday In October and continue until The LIST
Of March.
|. Gu. BELL GiBsoy, NJ. D., Professor Of sarsery.
DAVID H. TrcI6E NJ d. Professor Of Theory aad Practice
Of Medicine.
BEvEELY r. wsLruaD, NJ. D., Professor Of Macria Mei-
CO aud Therapeutics.
4. T. PErIcuLAs, ~ d., Profess Of Anatomy.
L. s. JorSks, N. D., Professor OF Institutes Of Medicine.
JAMEsH. CONWAY, VI. d., Professor OF Obstetrics 6c
JAMES b. McCAw, NJ d., Professor OF Chemistry
MAHoS HOWARD, ~ b., Dcmonstrator OF Anatomy
students will enjoy every facility for the acquisition Of
complete medical education. The advantages OF Richmond
In this respect have fully tested by an experience OF
twenty The supply OF material Tor PRACTICAL ANA
TONY Is ample, and al very ,rihins co:t.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION Is given In the i,rnary connected
with the College, and under the same ROOF with the Lecture
This lnrn!ary which Is also lie Marine Hospital
FOR IN port OF Richmond is at all times we'll filed with
medical aud surgical aad numerous SURGICAL OPERA
roNs ar. performed presence OF ;he class Students
enjoy The cIplca facilities afforded ,y the Richmond Aus
house.
A PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, offered by Dr.
Thomas D. wlRGgS North Carolina, will be awarded for
the Iss Essay which may be presented by any member of
the graduating class.
FEr.-To Each Professor. ........... ....... tl5
Demonstration Of Anatomy ............ go. 10
Naturalization. ................ ............ >
urAuuatioi: ..'.... ...... 20
Board NAV be obtained In Ric!.uolL al prices ranging
from IS 50 to e. per week.
Dor further information, apply TO
l.. :. JOYNrS ~ D.,
July 4-d&c''n Dean OF the Faculty. Richmond, Va.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Enl:E HILL SCHOOI.


GCINEY'S pUST OFFICE, CAEoL1E: ."t MI. -.
[cHARGES REDUCED.
IlE Gfh session OF this School will commence oci".
LIST and end July Glst following The co'sc !. .a: Of
the University Of Virginia. comprising
l. English Brances-Grsmmar, Elocution, Corpcsii'oh
Geography, Writing, Arithmetic. &c.
.. Latin and Greek and their History and Literature.
2. French and Italian and their Literature.
fell IS tina. OF any College University Ofhe
D. civil aud Mechanical Engineering aai the Theory and
Construction OF the Steam Engine.
Il. D-awiEs-Oraamenia and Northumberland "r!tinS.
The advantages possessed by this school In location, AS
regards the healI! AMI morality the neshboroc In al
poinncnl, n In tile excellent apparatus sad capital bGiI
n;s, gymnasium bath house. &c; In the experience aud
OF tie Principal Who b- been thirteen year,
teacher and the ls testimonials OF Ill, Assistant who
prevented by III health alone from iasng his degree =, the
last public day, and will certainly Sc, In October these
well the scrupucuy moral and Christian o! ,e
School all combine TO Il IA. attention
parent, and guardians having few equals aud pe
riors.
CIIARCES-fl.i rrHNs for every thin: ~ ii.;.
detailed catalogue may he had by addressing SIR.
scuUoLsE a; Quincy, Caroline county Virginia. lie
fcrs to
The Faculty o. tile University Of viry.ia: Professors
Bartlett Mahsn and Church, OF West Point; Prof Chuuye.
net Of Annapolis; Hon. J. X. Tucker Richmond Hons. D.
c. Drarnrtc AMI H. H. Coleman. and I. " wccl q: ca.
rol:ur; Hon. W. Newton, Wcstmoreanl l.. H. Adams,
Esq, Alabama; Right Rev. Bishop Meade, Eey,. =. oll,
J. d. Culrman u. NJ. Wharton, ". ID. ThYa,as Fric,I,
C. C. Biting, j. 4. Broaidus, j. ". J.. Atkinson. H. "
Nelson p y Meade Es.Ir,. DR.. L. G. Randolph Clarke
J. C. S6u,hnil Ahcnare, Prof. Nciiablc CpiuIIbin, c.
Hon +. ". Coleman, srui," Of Va.
SAMUEL SCII00LER, VI A.
Iulr ao,iO't e. ~ GIBBENS
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LARGE NCMBER or LOTS

AND SQUARES OF LAND IN TIE TOWN OF SYDNEY
sOrrli,SlDE or THE PLANK ROAD, NEAR RICH
MOND. FOR SALE At AUCTION.
the request o; Dr. Jno b. llarvic, We will sell Al
IA Public Auction, the premises, in the order sdycr
ii,rd OF THURSDAY the Ill, vi October, so
ing ~ clock, T. VI, portion Of the valuable landed
estate owned by hin, located above VIZ: lst. Ths,
beautiful or Four Acres, nj the northeast corner u
tr,ic and Carter Streets near the residence OF L. H.
Dance t,i. .nd!y The handsome square adjoining tia,
ownrdb Mr. Dance, bounded by iaryic, Ashland Carter
and Washington streets, containing IL Acres ;iy. That
very beautiful square OF -Four Acres at the southeastern
corner -! Dover and Washington streets opposite the resi-
dcHce Of Mr. Thomas Stcr and others. Ihy That eligible
Ri"hnpnd. containing Eight Acres. aijonin, the lot
of joseph Alsn. Es.i, oil the Wet, bounded also
by Dover street, iaryie street, and another
namc :h. The adjoining squsre o! 6'4 Acres opposite
to the Clarhcs spring property and adjoining tho Reser
yoir and She ann- sail Al.n ron,iay aso OF Ilarv.
In; Three Acres adjoining the restcnce u Mr.. Andrews.
tolnLr! ~ Chcrr', Irlvcc', Aib-usre and Be.idyre
street. .t Tia. ac!rn. square NJ Three Acres bond.
ri is Cherry, CTI .rt Be:!'ere and Cumberland ,ree
,ih The adjoining square OF Three Acres, bounded by
Cherry, Cusert. Cumberland ard Dover streets
Tie foregoing squares will BE- sold entire divided Into
building lot, Of u!t1r .:r mas IL. tine Ct sale be
deemed test.
Plss .! tie land he 4. Office AMI al n:o1.
nation :ir.n IN respect to- tic location, &c.
Watcher r.l.rtnc. be had ~ the beautiful situation Of
81" foregoing r"al t':5'" il ne,rns TO the Western limit.
Of Richmond re superior natural fertility Of the soil it
j. believed that desirable unimproTed real etat.
in. been cEe-CG NJ auction 70. many wears pas.
TEEMS-All sums under t5t, 0nc.f0ur cash. balance al
1. and II months. All sucs 49, aod under ii 900,
oisiouri cash. balance O. Z. l. and l. ,no.;hs AL
over 81 ", onccGr;! ca'. balance at T., y and -
ic,- in either case 20! negotiable no,es ln'er,. added
secured hy trust d .ru, or title retained.
Syit lo.awtdst GOpDIS APPERs0N, Aue,..
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AUCTION SALES.
Hi GoDDI> d APPERs0N, AUCTs.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE

rnUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
t,,,,i On JASlEs EVER. IN GOOCIiLAND COUNTY
M ONE THOUSAND PIvE HCyDEfp tcEss. Tp-
SrEImEG WITH TifrY-TwO SLAVES, AND ALL riIE
or GSr VI MILES. HORSES, SHELF. noes, CROPS
nv IMPLEMENTS, &c. - 'ND '>''''
n Driac En- deed Of trus: eesu..' hg T!c7,s L.,s
~ GcochlaaJ County Cosrt ~, :, ~ ICY s.t''I'',
Richmond. -ha!!, il execut:gf '.,r., - ''.
q. ~ pn' nysysa 70 s"ii nb, rr.'ie, on ,..
meIcng Il: II O'Clock, \. NJ " .a;r - 49, -
day the large and valuable c.ate slut, -, ~ ~ ,"is
sc>'C.! % the said Deanc The rsc. co;,tn nv ''s Us
,ryey to acre.. OF which 3Goa arc IN Voc, All ELL,
~, ~ first low grounds, 80 acre, la ,-rnJ a.,
grounds, loo In creek and branch Hats equal 4, low
grounds, and .5gi. acres open Lsh land now i, hh
state Of Improvement. Abou; 80 busL.s wheat viii H.
sceicl in good time This fall
Tie improvements the place are unu,usy large In
number and good In quality consisting OF very hand
Brick pwein, bull, Hbouo years ago. Of the b..
materials With Kitchen, Stable Carriage House. Smoke
House Dairy. &c, attached there,o large Brick Barn
with Threshns Machine attached brick Grlst Mi anil
Saw Mi with circular saw, IN complete order; ample
stable accommodations good Hay Pres. and Quarters with
date leo negroes.
After the sale Of the Farm all she Slave. and perishable
Property thereon vii b. sold. There 3. Slaves ALL
nearly %, young aud likely, embracing Backsmh.
% whom Is superior Workman Tie Perishale Pro.
perry consists of Household Furniture Plantation Utensils
tr crops OF Corn, ESTIMATED 10 barrels the To.
baccv. estimated at 3hGt0 poundsl Oats Hay straw
SIuca-, &C.. ~ Mules two Brood Mare. aud Coils larse
number VI Mich Cow, AMI Oxen, Sheep, Hog, &C. Taking
consideration the !ac, that the James River and IA.
nawla Canal passe, through the above estate and that
consequently ii. products he cxpcdtIou,y and ch-apiy
delivered in the markets " tie city Of Richmond and the
quality o the iL- for sale there are few estates Offering
great Inducements Is ibis does Tor juc!ous Investment
OF capital The far benz in perfect order With every
building n",d.d Tor We comfortable accommodation Of
large family anu every kind of property upon Il for the
Of the same, ;!ose disposed to purchas. and fit out
piace all rarely meet WIN an Opportunity to suit ,lin
-.l,cs with SO tnc estate.
TsEns-for the Eral Estate, fourth cash. balsnce at
tr' aud .rec year, for bor,, bearing Interest,
cured Icy deed oftrus For the .lavc cash. OF six months
credit for Approved endorsed negotiable notes. adding In
,..,s 70. liz r,r.habc Property all runs under 40
ei. .ai slm, =x lon:i crvi, toT approved e:d3r
sei n-sc;ibi- paper
IA: = 'h5 !eui a l. s.en g re cac= CT cs Aus
r3Eccrs
III --"@-:: Irei ~ hs ds.i q t-u.; abcve ne.
TONED, r:qne',d TO rr,-en their claim, proper5
'lcnti''.h ~ 'hs ul ;rh.r esfor. tho dag OF sale.
JAMES LYONS. Trustee
- Sale conducted by Gopp,S Il ArrxE.oy, Auc's
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BROOKIIILL SCHOOL,

sIx CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ThE tSi' r;ir
or VIRGINIA.
CHARLES MINOR, VI. D., \. NJ, PEScirAi,
wv r. Amor RoBrrI RvFs, A. ~ L. Va CaAs. NISoR, 1n
Assistants.
TJNE Session bcg, Sept; st, lsjo and ends June 10Th
J. 1850. divided n,o tso equal eFrr', VT" NO weeks re-
cess a. Christmas
srHZcIs TAUGHT.
/. English Language
.. Latin and Greek Languages.
g. The Modern Languages, French German, Spanish
Italian, Anglo Saxon.
T. Mathematics
s. The Elements OF MAI. Philosophy Chemistry and
Moral Philosophy.
Catalogues shown: he rlan OF The School sen; 70 te'
who desire IT,
Trass-t250 to be paid half in advancs-lI Sept, and
LIST Feb.
N-Po.t Office and Depot, Charlottesville, Va.
RrrEgHycEs-The Professors and Visitors Of the Unycrsi
ty OF yrginIa; Hon. WIN Riycs, Gotham Depot Alb.
franklin Minor Esq. Charlottesville; Lieut.. NJ T. Maury
L. g Observatory, Washington: IT. Rev John Johns, Alex
andria Va; Charlie, T. Pollard and s. T. Jones' Esq'.
Montgomery, Ala; lfon {. {. Clay, Huntsville, Ala.
I,,tr
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BROOKLAND SCHOOL,

At GREENWOOD pkr"f, ALBEIAiIE CDlNII, VI.
wM UlNWIDDIE. MA. Principal
JOHN c. DlNwiDDlE, ,,,,,,,r.
JOHN MURRAY. VI. A..
JAMES VI. GARNETT, VI. 4,
TIME occ, Of this School il prepare young tor c
l. Uniyetsty 81 virginia. for ans college. All the IL
sruciors graduates Of the University, three " them
with the degree OF NJ A. and the fourth graduate in thu
schools Of Latin, Greek, French. German, Spanish and No
raj Philosophy, and also an experienced teacher.
The Principal has had years experience in teaci-
three In the succe,.l conduct Of his present school aud
three q. Assistant Instructor in the University IN
Of Mathematics and Anci:n; Languages.
The It'll session commences on the l.. September next,
anh closes In the last week OF the following Jmue.
TEEus. exclusive Of lights aud towel $50 per sc'nn oi
ten months. payable t:j the ist September. aud IL.
the lst February.
For catalogues stating details, nppy the Principal at
Greenwood Depot; Albrniarle county. Va.
July Get 10Th Sent wM. DINWIDDIE, NJ 4.
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BELLE HAVEN INSTILT UTE
ALEXANDRIA


Mss L. TEBBS Principals Miss G,RnEn, ASSISTANT In:
1vl s'Guc:or in English; Prof Enselhrech Vocal and
INSTRUMENTAL Music rrcf Polt r.nch Latin
I.allaa. 6c.. DRAWN: and fainiiu..
Thu Iu:,!tucn will open i0- H. second sesor he 18Th
day o. hex, September and Close the las. 81 juno. .ho-
.ou. an systematic ccpts Of study !: rsrs-s1 AMI Every
Effort will b. continued ,naini,n n s reputation md
select character for lac School! corp q Nclilua.ci
and experienced teachers engaged for the coinng
sion, aud other assistant, Wi lc cplny,i the school
increase. II Is the design Of the Principal that Iii. II vi
tuon shall posses. advantage for the attainment Of
thorough and finished female education.
The building selected ami purchased 10y She Principal for
the permanent establishment of the School, is In retired
AMI healthy part Of the city, II erected expressly for
Boarding. Scoo, andi> well suited FOR that purpose.
REFERESCES:
The patrons ofrhe school, It, Rev. Jno Johns D. c. Rev.
C. L. Dana; Rev. d. Sprigs: Rev. T. Johnston, Alex
andria, Va. Maj. II. D. Tyler, Washington City: NJ.
Cruclrd Speaker Of the House Of Delegates u Virginia;
John Seldom Esq, Stafford. VA J. Randolph Tucker ESP,
Rchmclj, Va; Nathaniel Tyler, Editor of the Richmond
Enquirer; pr r. \. Curr-, Lancaster county, Va; Rev T..
II. Phillips Virginia Female Institute: Hon }. W. Tyler,
WarrentOn, Va; Rev .. A. Kinsoying. Middlebur; Va;
q, w. Lewis Oak Grove. Wes,mOrelanL county, Va.
For Circulars containing Terms, other references tcs'i
monias &c. addres. Niss H. TEBBS
jelly l5-c.m Alexandria, Va.
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FROM ANTIGUA.

,c.x. SEPT. l2.-Ar,,Sci. Sc!.r. Elirids-, eight
. TON. >.'ut BartS, with irUt. At Antigua there
~ 'sl -npp.ic> Of American produce and sales
z-., -. Two carsoe> were sApcc;cI. Red oak
.,.sa Save, were 80 ,iol,a.>. rhe other uGr.;c,s
81. ~. ,a7p!.cl and uiil.
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Aug 2G-d&cS
N'EEn

A SITUATION AS An ASSISTANT ENGINEER.
AN DESTROYS Of obtaining situation as An Assistant
Engineer upon public Improvement. have acted
in the caaci, TransiiLin and Drauchsnln and have
used the level have Transit, Level, Compass. Chains
aud necessary instruments for DrauRhtng, For pro-
nciency habits Ac will refer 10 recommendation from
Mr. Charles Elicit. Jr., under whom have been asss
tant and other gentlemen oil high standing residency
upon rail road preferred. though will take situation
upon Engineers wishing assistants viii please
address y. MANSON MERlWETHEE,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Lcwisburg, Va.
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,


fyNllE tiIi nhtGal session o. thi, Institution sill COM
l. 'c ed Of september next; WITH full corps
Of experienced and accomplished teacher, For circular,
and O.l,r information, ihdrc:,
CHARLES i. STUART.
Ashland Y,
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UNIvER>ITy OF LOUIsvILLE.

TWEEN rN-'THIISD SESSION
BO.tHD Of 1Rt NTEES
Hon.. JAMES GUTIIElE President.
WINS. VERNON, ESQ., Secretary
NJ ED Q Al "a CUC ~.
DENJAMIN X. PALMER, " H., Prof .ssor Of the PIiuc
ID pies aud Practice OF Surgery.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ b. Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Chemical Physiology.
ROBERT j. BRECKENRIDGE NJ D. Professor If Mate.
ria M.iica aud Therapeutics.
JOSHUA u. FLINT. VI. H., Professor Df Clinical Surgery
TllEoDDHES BELL ". d. Professor Of the Theory a;,L
Practice III Medicine.
LLEwELLYN POWELL, NJ. D., Professor Of ob..e,ric
Medicine.
". BENSON. NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy md General
Physiology, and Dean Of The Faculty.
NJ BEMisS VI. d. Professor Of Medical Jurisprudence
and Sanitary Science
d. W. YANDELL, W. D., Professor OF Clinical Medicine
ami Pathological ANATOMY.
ARCHIE H. COOK, VI. d., Dcmon.traor OF Anatomy.
The Medical Department Of the University Of Louisville
viii enter upon Its vcnyhird session the frst Monday
In November. Lectures preliminary the guar
will be delivered at the University and Marine Hospital
free OF charge, and will be LIST OF Octo-
cr The Dts>cc;ng Room will also lie opened At that lime
The session will close heretofore the last February
Extensive opportunities will be afforded Tor the study Of
Clinical Medicine and Surgery.
lecture rvs
Maricnlhtioh' .................
Uranukupu '.''''.'-'........... -
Tor further particulars. address
J. W. BENSON. NJ. D.,
July S-cwlg Dean Of the Faculty.
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ASHLAND ACADEMY.

TEIE second SESSION. NJ ' Sch0oI "II cVmhrtct on Tie
il first Monday In October next.
No pupil will lie received under fourteen years of age
uncs. already well grounded in M rudinen ii Al In
;-h education.
besides the usual Classical and Mathematical! studies q
OF History viii BE- taught, thorough and c.icu-
,iyc a. the length Of the session will admit
| will he assisted, heretofore, by Mr. caARLti A..
JOINS, oi NJttcvIy, Master .; Ars ol TIE University ~
viryis.
TERMs:-for Tuition AMI Board lights cxc'p:cJ 1880;
onegif rayaL. il. ri"Icc, aad the residue al tue Close
Of tie -eSsion.
For farther Information. a'i,ir.s ST. g. TICKER.
J1ly is-c2uI Ashland, Hanover Co.. Va.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
VNIIE fourth session Of the school established In my family
l. for the education Of my daughters will commence on
the lst "f October and continue months Sudies-En.
sh, French and Music. Tie school will lie limited IL ten
inciuSire Of my own children.
TkENs-t2Oo per session OF ten months for tuition ami
board one hail payable in advance, the other on the
Of March.
Address, Coz. s. BASSETr FRENCH,
Aug 2O-ctlO Near Richmond. Va
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uIINN SCIIOOL,

TTTiTE THIKU SESSIUN VF NJ tFIVVI VHtII8.itU TOT
J. the benefit O. my vii commence She Grt II
September next and close the last o. June. l>G1.
six or csl, boys he accoma"a:ein addition 10 my
own, and enjoy equal privileges with HEM.
Il vii, be continued under III. instruction nf Ca,GLs o.
YouNG Esq graduate Of III. Unworthy o virginia. AMI
rmucn;ly qualified for the petition.
TrKNst2UU per session Of ten months, ncidins every
thng-payae ne.lall ut tic commencement. the other
the close III the term.
G.ri.rxcs--Th. Faculty Of The University 81 N!r:ni,
Dr. H. Carver Hanover; DR. VIM {. Warren. Edento v.
e.; VIM NJ sutton r. D. Haxal, Logan Waller, fsg, Rich.
mond: Rev. T.. D. Ewing GoTdoa.Ec, Gel !! "il'i', Col!
e. Scott Mai J. II Lee. Orange.
i:opuo.,vIlil Aug Q l.H-cf JAS. NEWMAN.
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ExCELSIoR
PLANTATION CORN MILL,

AGENCY NO. as, GOLD STREET, NEW YORK
TUyUIS I. Conlcal French Burr Stonc OF greatly i'm.
1 proved construction combining advantages over ALI
other, of the same material In compacncss, simplicity
the small amount OF required to operate and IN mol
Heating the Meal
Negro., OF sufficient Intelligence TO run and Keep in
perfect gaGing order found on every plantation
The gin power used by planters perfectly adapted 70
drive tie Excelsior Mill.
Prom actual experiment made with Wheelers endless
chain power, prepared TO say, that with one morse
three b he's Of ne Indian Neal per hour, can e ground
frc;n the hardest which Il equal To the work Of fu,
and half feet Ia, stone MIL under an eight feet head oil
\ water on horizontal wheel.
plantation with 200 negroes WILL blythe use OF hi'
Mill, the cost Of 1t in tire. months; and the farmer,
who feeds ten head % c;,;l. during the winter, will do so III
sia months.
II will last aplant.r his life ,inc. Wcinvte examination
II. real merits, AMI challenge comparison with ony
hl ever invented
Pnce Of Corn MIN $780, Mil with bolt sle5 Descriptive
circulars sent 10 any address. ]. A. BENNETT,
Sept l0-wtf Sole Agent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
Exclamation Of ,he Ratt,e Of North po;nt.

....- OF North Point, was celebrated to- DAY with
- .y!fi:.. The city and visiting military were out
:. .s streets we're throngcj. Flags were display ed
/, points. The old defenders d;rcl q, Green
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-13
FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

" UgLtAN> Sept. l..-.N !Iavana, on The 3Ih,
P, ~ al improved demand, hu; prices were an
god.
2,ow,sy;l!c Flag Of the 9,ii Sept. saws that
,-,agre: TIA. Mirnmon. with :..""" acn. had en-
= -. l..,. teen, ortcca '.ad been Filled IL ts;-