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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

5DE ybttae Or al deed 81 ssgust, dated Oct
I1Ffsth, l1ls57, eserafted by. DANIEL III. Kline
10 tie Undersigned trustee, to Sc :lre "a CERTAIN
debt therein ii ent ianealt, whicN deed is re:
eorded 1sthe clerks office Of llhes#F County
Coerl or Kaaap HAL shall, on /.
sas1raFagt Me alst aay January, 1860,
oyer for sale tie highest sbiadeE, Jor cash
befare the front dnot Of theA Bt6fe4of BOOK &
fiiH, in Maiden, kanaeba dounts, Va ! tbgt
folltfwiae named slaves belong ms to DAME
IL Kline Tor such part sas may he lecsssat.
to pay the l4alance due On said debt to- wit.
KernperJ EEHzabetbI and Matilda U; ;EEfafld SELLING
as Trustee, slalI sell and convey only suci
.titlea (b4ieykd'to begopds) as is vested in lrls
by HE deed lfpresaid, 81 a
tStsssS# 6. .HEDRIcKi Trustee.
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VIRGINIA. IS Ear Rules, held in the
Clerks Office af1the County Court Of 'Ka4
nawha County, in the month 3of Beeefnber,
1860 ..,<4. : n fF~s 1f5,F
Milton Parker, d %f>E - ezz-4
E vs.. 4 In debt. ., EEs,$ q 4
e. w. Shumaker,) EE
!. i The object of this suit being 10 recover the
SIM, OF $2i lsc with inter 81 and costs!
4 And it appearing by affidavit flied that the
defendant K. w. shumaker i q NONRESIDENT
ef the State DC Virginia I; 1t is order)ed that
he do appear here within one month after
dae publication Of This order, and al WHAT'S
necessary 10 project His interest in ihe prem
ises. !i4..s-S b. T+'s1 Teste,
| 4. W. QuARRIER, Cl'k.
JoHx s. SWANS5p. g., Ea
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NOTICE.

Z \ CoNMIssIoNER,s OFFICE, Dee. 3 Sog5
n THr, parties to.ihis suit aud altothFr pei
sons having any interest in the matters thete7
III ate hereby nofffied hat ! have appointed
Tuesday, The 18th day .of January next. at my
office in Charleston, IN the eountyof Kama,
at. u III lime and place, where and when
H sSaIl on.,, the cause for the enquiries di-
tectad Aod youoF any Eyou haying CHARMS
r. nresem or other matters 10 be reported,
lIvilte Il, 81 and there attend before me with
III s,e ,,,ffoof as NAV b. necessary to enable
,,,a61a ,ranoft AZ reoliresl.s Yca will perceive
that due publication Sfsnotlce Is 70 be
deemed and taken.as equivalent ktp personal
service. No further notice, will thereto fore, be
Ssiyen you,s, ALEX. r. LAtDLEY,l
r. 9TH Commissioner.
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LUMBERl l5UMBERsl'

purchased The entire interest in
Ii the Saw Mill ct Coslsmouth, ] shall be
at all times prepared to fi1 orders for lumber
OF eyeiy DESCRIPTION at the shortest notice.
and shall keep on hand n assortment of sea.
sened lumber. hose wishing to purchase,
will do well to give me cali.
WM. H. WEBR.s -
Jan. Sd, 1859. IL Ar
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i DamAcEp Goons = We haEea LOT osf gods
that were damaged BY our iate IRE. which
4 !, viii veil 1T erra,Iy fedueed prices.
10 81. N Az 4 VI Ell. :
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TrIRS.fNTA. SS:--At Rules, held i'm the
Y IG4eEkss office Of the Circuit Court OF ks;;
nawba county. IN the month of Decembet

SS:--At Rules, held i'm the
!. V G4eEks office Of the Circuit Court Of Ks;5
:naWha county, in the month OF December
1855 =
Alexarder> W.. Quarter,
.s C Complainant. - x
VS.. - IN GhanceIV'
Archibald A. QuaHierand 6
Others Defendants. 1,
II The object! pf tbs shit lsfto obtain partl-
ttion ofahe real estate Of which Monroe Guar
,rier died seized ln Kanawha county among hls
heirs atfaw,.l the same ;shouldHte found u
be susceptible ofipartition, andAf salGlIeal IS
tate should not be fnund susceptible of patt'-
ton. then teshays thessme sold, and4the pro
ceeds divided among the heirs at lazy Of the
said Monroe Quarter dec'd /, and TO settle and
adjust, tin. account Of Archibald A. QuartieE,
administrator Of said Monroe Quatrler.
j And il appearing by-affiaaylt filed thai de
PENDANTS Archibald Al laAlaIrier, JobnF Faure
and Eliza M, Faure hls<@ are+no.n residents
Of tile Commonwealth of yitginiai At Is OF
defsd that they DO appear here within one
month: after due publication. Of this order
and dotwhat is nece saryzto protect their In-
terest III The premises. s,TesteI Ut
i e "a Nv. Q{5ARRIER, Clerk
& GiLLlsuN. soils. t5#% - 4
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FOB Nerk of ali kinds done at This 0ffiee
ID Lsgyer,s and other BLANk6 rrinted
rsfh pnsteess srd sispateh
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NOTTcE..

"A EEEtSe s & r. II os 81
Compa IN i val besheld At the law fffce uf
Thomas Il. sB1opa, in Gtarlestou,F Kana'yha
County, Va, on Monday the lga January,
1850. WILLIAM M.zASHFIELD,
II FREDERICKA. LAWRENCE,
i.s3} ri AEEx.3r. ILAIDLEY.a
WAig F. Gf1sH0 RN, III. ..y
JOHN S. SWAMI fl] ..
k.hrlSct on. u Il u " - 60 4. 80
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* a AW HA " a LIE Z S T a r

Ahsss, l.srJ b. Clark of The cTFty OF New York
Sn Lehaif Of himself aud, all other creditors
M the Coal River and Kama wha Mining and
MANUFACTURING Company, who shall come
5EsFI, and contribute to lie expense Of this
auit complainant.
.Ff Tvs s9s "a, IA 1s7 y
The Coal River and Kama wha Mining and
faTanufaeinfinr Gomnany, JaTIet Being,
aas,st,ss " e.oie M sylvester Chapman,
ana,tners. trading nnder the name andIsnle
liked CoIe & Chairman. Jasaes. Sheafef,i The
HWestsra1 Mining ami Manufacturing Com
\ ], II, wis, n rsosbnrn ana Hahn n \
M i. -, IA I,a,nt. anaEs.yle
tsf - ~ h 4, ii Sssbnrn Rabert p San.
q Ell ara Rahe,,. sRlaine defendants. III
cbancsry4
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XTIRGINIA: 1ndhe Circuit ColfrtSof IA
eA4nawhs. Fall Term, 1859.
Joseph III, Bonstlan, s44l-it j. I

vs. ltssl i, -. IiS-s "a
Amtft. BSnsman, widow Y ssa Of
Ehlilp' BoH y Il ld zee ased .s,,,s4
eSJoha A. bousPlan, ~ illlam ln Ghancery.
Buster ahd Saran MS ~
d Nlies ana hlie ,.H ! rumble
ah s mecca y. - Pc Vile, ana -
I 7 no Q, ss. Y. .Iae y. ardta q
,as 80 49, 800, ~,
p1oA1 !. e., IN :, $500 ~, - !.
a,th;s c,,,se cane ~ ,,n,n Stbsy a,v. i i
heard mon liz Bill ao. mon oonsde,ation
!; berepf tbaz Court .dnfb refer h go Commits.
s;oneI 6teSs~P IafaIfy to tste statr settle
ana sTednTf h. M hi ri NJ nert teJm hi
fallow,pS accoanfs, fo.wif TN accnnnt' 81
Aims H. aecannts IN IosenfaH ana Jabn 4.
Ronsma6 s. md William r eRIlst nj eacb ~
thefn al : Sl,ninisirathr, N. afafp Rdnsna J.
Ss6ad An paccannt sbow i, j nv II
t3e NV and eaoho he heirs IL ~ 81 t6e
sa3 PbiJ;n BoiIsu1ang dec, Id Tx persSSs 81
essSate Of Inc intestate. excluding the Slaves
from Ihis calculation. Me VIII also state an
account y, NJ showing how much IS due and com.
I asf,ta III Ill lin q ! - az
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

In OspERtSo TicKEEsiek CERrfyIcarxS
Enclose the amount ~ money to our at-
dress. Tor what you wish 10 purchase nsnei
the LOTTERY jn5which youfwith il intsB,edj and
whether you wish " holes, Halves OF Guar
tiers OF Eighths, on receipt Of which te send
what 1s> ordered. BY, first mail, toEetPes ,wisA
the scheme. 4
ihmediatefY> after the drawing, q Pfinisa
Dgawng, Certifea To- BY The Commissioner,
Wilt be,sent, with an Expfanation.
IFRurchasers win please write their ligns-
.ture plains and give the name Of heir Pplsz
Office, County and State. Il ~
sAll communication strictly conf6ensill.
S 10 al pIizes of 8 l, Gee and nndefs dS.
mediately after the drawing -otheI pnaess q
the usBaltime of fcTty days. Ns.y
Orders for Ticketster cettifcaies, 70 ss. V
rected : - -
10 WOOD, EDDY 4 co., augusta. ca:
Eor WOOD, EDDY1& CO.. Atlantis. Ga:
Eor WOOD, EDDY & co. " ilmipeion. De-
A list of the Numbers shat are dflws from
the wheel, withtbef amounted the prize that
each one is entineato, Will be Published aflet.
every drawing, ina the follpwSnE pspeIs:--
Augusta (Geo. eConstitutionslist,M Mobile Ref
ister, Nashville Gazette, Richmond DlspstelI
pauldiny lMiSy.1 Claflon. Is - - =
an. f-iSs7 ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

GtoNsTABLEs and othsr BLAEKs for
" srsie At tsfs ogi-t.
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WOOD, EDDY i cas-
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
GRAND CAPITAL PHszs.
/ $1oo, 600.
Nearly one P,iss y y Every no, fisfil,,

rHE ExTR AoRDINARY DRAMiNetI
DE- Agoed Dddy6 Co.'S Single Number La.
cries will take place m public, under As
Of sworn coinmissioa ZEN. -
Augusias Georgia, asfollowB;s ~
CLASS NO. 81
Drsws Saturday. December n. isoo.
CLASS Mods
Draws Saturday, JanusrS9i 1855.
CLASS NO. 60 s.
vssauIday February il. 800
80 I- r. Il
E4TRAoRprEARY DRAwiso,
To take place as above specified
Grand lprite 81
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Covfngton, Charleston aud gGayandotte
..- TufnDike. z-t>.

Charleston, Nos.tlst, 1850. nos g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

.co.t,s Mourn. FEB. 2. 1875. 3:44
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NEGRoEsl AT ATlCrIoN.

!. ALEX. I'd AIBL E 7 3
= Dec! 18Th, 1885, special mtrE ssioners.
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WOOD, EDDY 4 cos
GRAND ExrRAoRpIgART pEkwiSos,
on TIE THREE NHMBER PLAN,
( CAPITAL PRIZE

Takes place ttr last Saturday in sash Msnih.
Whole Tickets SEQ; Halves 8 10 Quar-.
tiers S5s Eighths 8 $50.
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WAGON, ana BLACKSMITH Shop.

November 1oth, 1859. $50 IDS
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ions $. swAns;;tp. g., 81
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$50 Prizes snOuHtihE Y ssis.ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

WTUKk DAY0.


cArrnc :. - -
= . As a &, VACANT LOT ADJOINING. WET
SCI: .siS mon &c prsmI.:.. On WkbNEsDAYs tie R
tkst e3,s ~ ~ sE at clock
Of me sssn Plank Road tg.s beyopd ths
Charles Ph y XII ans 5essIosnces q Messrs
tai,so cseponc{ o. Mr.. r. 9. Kimbroukh. II con-
centre brIcf ttchsn ~;th Svs rc passsge n ne
other out kosss fers 4 sis ~ PIG .nd
pfcmises 1 issss .srss. sr5 H,so aiiacacd 20 the
water The Ia yort n f s1 seu o. exceiient
Aftsr m. -.
iest each q LOTS adjoinins, fronting about .
tia ki..:F FOR the House and Lot one fourth cash.
notes. ~ssh ~ e U and 1e months. for negotisble
enc th,,a ~ interest added for the Building Lots
aaxotiabls ne balance ct and months, for
to Be seenrsd ~ with interest added; the whole
Al n suieu n trust deeds,
m. LAS. NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
n in DUVAL,S ADDfTInI "a L. EfSSTTIAnE,
~ virtue of deed Of trn.t s,. Al !.
Iick Anderson and Cora he r1fecu.sd oy rieae-
2. tne Monroe Building Fmnd ns. - !ns af"Ssees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

A negro, owned by DR. Hector Harris OF
Bedford county, Va, was killed by the cars on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Satur-
day night.
John lowell engineer, and Michael Kirk
land, deck hand, were killed near Jackson
vile, Fla, on the 9TH inst, BY the explosion of
. steam-tug
David Smith, of Ashe county n c. had his
hand torn off by threshing machine on the
33d ult., which rendered amputation of the
arm necessary.
David p. Nuckols who was shot In Tuske.
gee, Ala, on Tuesday last, has since died Of
his wound.
CAPTAIN William Cullen, for MANY wears
Harbor Master Of the port of Savannah. GA
died ON Sunday
Benjamin S. Miller, paymaster OF the Abe.
marie and Chesapeake Canal Company. dieA
AZ oxford, N. r., on the I'd inst.
Lieut.. VIM. II. Dana has been ordered to the
receiving ship Ohio. Commander S. s. Lee
ior dnty At coast survey Office
Mr. Washington Morgan, of Groton. Conn.
was Killed by lightning ON Friday. while in 4
boat fishing.
NIT Lewis o. Levin, now in the West Philadel.
pnia Insane Hospital, is sinking fast.
Jeremiah Pittman, an old citizen ~ Mort.
gonsry, Pa, died ON Sunday
There have been refreshing rains In North
Csrolins. during the past two or three DAYS
John Malone, a sculptor, was drowned NJ
CoIunouf, Ga, on the 9TH inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
81 CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN STERIEEEITT So ROW,

Tho tenth session of this Institution win conn
mence on the first Monday in Octsber, 1850. and
VIII close on the last day OF June, 1850 ~
Eyery effort will be nnade to maintain the h,rh
reputation ana SELECT CHARACTER Of the SCHOOL,
The facilities here offered for acquiring NE Mod.
ern Languages are surpassed BY those OF no school
in the Union. Two French ladies', reared and edu-
Gated in Paris, reside in tho family Of tho Princi-
pal; and it 10 made their especial duty TO speak
French, habitualy, with the young ladies boarding
The best masters Of music are employed, and
great attention 10 paid to this department..
p.LEE POWELL. 4. NJ, Principal.
: TH0S: u. DUDLEY, Jl., A. n. Of the Univer-
N I. s|E. S4ass4s rr.asA Department. . ].
6. .PERSlCO. Italian. spanish. Drawing sad
b. BtcHLER, German.
sElPERT 1isno end prgaa.
p. ECHNEIpER, Harp.
]. w. REEVE, Penmauship.
/: ss E s9 g
virsinis Militsry instituts, and william ana Msry
UUssss 4 fe' al s.s IS
over. AcadamY. q SAM. BcheolsE, AZ Edo Hill
Sst:s:ss isfasal. V. nd e y ssssss;
ga ss s:: & : :sss;s . q ::::
,n-,Ss s|S IL s:;;I i, s.s.ssi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11
LIQUORS. &c.

old BRANDIES AND WHISKEYS.
" WINSTON & POWERS, corner of Cary and
Pearl Streets have on hand in store, an assort-
ment of choice old BRANDIES and WHlSK EYS,
the quality of which is rarely met with Amons
Hennsssey London Dock BRANDY, vintage lA2
o.ard. Dapuy Co.'s BRANDY, vintage 1885, pale
and dark
Pure RYE WHISKEY, now nine years old war
rsnted 10 please in every case taken hack; with
large assortment of other standard Whiskeys
and Liquors generally constantly on hand.
Aim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

KuTURE MN,


VAkgA!EE TAIN, CALLED LOCUsT
u rr t44Iyk l,t 4 IN HENRICQCO COUNTY, Ten NIIEf
WV vfnfsww oE kifgh " S y, NEeK 70 AM EQLL
ACRES, FOR SALE AT Atc1Tfi0N.-At ths ~
guest Ct MI. Garland Hlno1, Jr... Who ecntsmpstss
auction, on &c prsna g, % THURSDAY. lss Iii IL
the next fair day re valuable ks On which &
s ssssns survsY Wk :Grss i :ajoins ibs ysrns
lands ef Mr.. Henry Cog, Mr.. v, H. .Amncas and
Mrs. 0r9ver. The buildings on the plscs are com-
psratIvely new. having been erected wiihin the
past Twelve years, and embrace such - sre usually
tonnd on an estate Of that size; and g q ~
p! pMELLtNG. il i not only very commodIoqs, buf
IN good order. There are about le0 acres cleared
a Land; the balance for the most part. Z hSsvily
cslisnt heart timber. The quality. Of the Land L
equa 70 that IN the vicinity. The place 10 not only
very healthy, but 10 remarkably well watsred, hav-
ING springs COMPONENT TO every field. The neigh
99oInood ~ equal to any in tho county. further
description Is deemed useless, because Il 70 itlp-
posed that those wishing to purchase viii prefer 10
ne me premises and sli such are respectfully
Ireaaes}ed TO call on Mr.. Hanes, tresidinx ON the
aIm,J VINO VIII take pleasure in showing the same.
Rxs.Ione third cash; balance at one and Two
ior PONDS bearing interest, 1.-THE said interest
PAY anie hall yearly J secured by a tri,st dead
; " O-wtds GODDIN 4 APPERS1N xust,.
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The Salt LIKE E0rped Check

ST. Louis, Aug. 10.-One Of the counterfeit
U. S. Treasury checks, from Sal Lake, was
presented here. 1t is admirably executed and
calculated to deceive The tools seized by the
u. S. Marshal were found in the church tith-
ing office of Brigham Young. The parties
rested are said to be Mormons of high standing
1t is understood the profits of the transaction
were to accrue to the benefit of the Church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

FIKE.-The Hope Hotel, At Lawrenccyills,
Ga, was destroyed by fire, together with the
out-buildings. on lhe 31st ult a. also the build
ing adjoining, occupied by Maltbee. Cleveland
& Co. as a W wholesale leather and shoe estab-
lishment, and by Murphy and Maltbee rs =
business office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

A NKW SENSATION FOR THp LADIHs.-A
new thing in Paris is bonnet made of fine
black hair, embroidered with buttercups in
sillfen straw. The ribbon used for the TRIM
ming has black ground. and the flowers at
the side are entirely black with jet centres
The effect Of this com bination is considered As
very original, and it has the advantage Of de-
fvinl dust
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11
BY E. B. Cook, Auct.
I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF

II NEW AND SECOND HAND
NITURE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, 18th instant .t IN
O'Clock, Will sell ut my store a large and attrac
i've assortment OF new and second hand iTRNT
hosewood and Black Walnut Marble-Top RJT
REAUX. ~ Ivy Do-
RoseTood and Black Walnut Marble Top WASH
s,N Mahogany and Black Walnut Jenny Lind BED
l beautiful Black Walnut SOFA, elaborately
carved
Mahogany Spring Seat Parlor CHAIRS
Biack Walnut tprl ng Seat Parlor Arm CHAIRS
Black alnut Spring Seat Rocking CHAIRS.
CHAIRS. oAo o0"'
Iyery handsome Rosewood ETEGRE
,MMA1kp9rKQBES; Marble, Top Centre TABLES,
T2,let TABLES, Spring LOUNGES.
Together with q large variety Of
HAIR, Cotton and Shuck MATTRESSES,
- Gather Beds, Pillows and BoSters Sheets
E blankets; Quilts, Wlndow,,Cu,tains, Cornices,
- ALSO-The usual variety of Kitchen FURNI.
IUhE, amongst which is very superior Cooking
The attention Of the public is requested to the
above sale, as it il seldom such an opportunity is
onered au II r. b. COOK, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

KILLED By LIGHTNING.-A young man
named Marshman was killed by lightning on
last Friday evening, at q school-house near
Earpsboro', N. G. The libhtning struck a tree
near the school-house, knocking the teacher,
Mr.. Smith, out Of his chair, and burning the
feet of several boys, at the same time, besides
killing Mr. Marshman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

MEDICAL BoARD.-A medical board, to con-
sist of Surgeon G. A. Finley, Surgeon S. p.
Moore, and Assistant Surgeon j. Campbell,
will assemble at West Point, N. Y, on the
Goth inst, To examine into the physical quail
Ecntions Of the candidates for admission into
the Military Academy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

ALEXANDRIA, August 10.-This afternoon
cow on the track of the Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad threw the train off
and broke down the bridge at Four-mle Run,
killing two and woundlng twelve PERSONS
Three Of the wounded are fatally injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

Sail Boat Run DOwn-- Lossyof Life.
PHILADELPHIA, August "a small sail boat,
containing six persons, was run down by a
steamboat, opposite Poplar street, this after
noon, and feur of the six We're drowned. The
others were severely injured.
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The Steamer yorktown

NORFOLK, VA, Aug. l0.-The steamer York
town put back this afternoon for water (D, af-
ter proceeding As far as Old Point. She left
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

The NAIL HIT.-A correspondent of the
Providence Journal. in alfuding to the recent
dicussions about the "Broad Church." truly
says "the world needs common sense more
than 4 common creed"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

M ld,s 5lSslE l sEE|5!I2 mar =,

e " ssa 3. l llffA s.s.r AND
s9s III. ana q &c ss Jsas sSsSssf' =
years have 6osS shaded a ssSs'xss g g
make important improvements ii our fnssit,,s.cse
cSufss ,1 Q. iitt s;. eosnp!isinE Enssh,
been successuy tried during the I'm se.s ~
will bs continued snd snlagssd IN ,hs next -a'
charge Of the Enghah part Of this cournc - ~sn
a. the Rhetoric, Belize Lettres ana Find ss.sv
cla.se. Of our fnstitution. nj. H. i sentlsmsnn
c ss.i hs sss,1 mi p end We feel
weud earnestly recommend our IiteratnSe clsas
Tie nov HOUSE which =. h.v. erected win sr..,-
Of the young ladies' boarding in our family. Two
young ladies only will occupy one ROOM excspf in
cases whom three would desire to occupy the same
fap11B BEEiRs 7. LEFEByRE, A. M. pripeipsl-N.t-
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
w,fP hhiII1a,NspGe! wFi fspriiaM
Astronomy. Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
Epw WARD c. HowARD-Li.era.ar., Rhetoric.
MRS. se ssl tsEtsfSsif E EsS1feFaTF R,.nob
MISS MARY 6. GoRDON-Englsh Branches.
MADAME L. V. BLANCHETT.Fren eH Govern
sEN sssi CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-s,.n,.h
MAfRs%SMk MARRIE EsTyAH-v9e.l Music.
s siSkA AxRlEFTA ERbAAf.HusSo Music
JOHN A: CALYO-DrawinG and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
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o. ERICSSON-Gutar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

LARGE HICKORY ThEB-David Speck, Of
Augusta county Va, feiled on Saturday last
one OF the largest hickory trees in that county.
1t measured five feet in diameter at the stump,
and was without shoot for fifty feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITnTE.-

QICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
CHARLES H. WINsIoMI A; NJ, succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, Jr, as President. Under his administra-
grand objects for which the Institute was foiis led
and which now, for five years it has so successfully
These are as follows:
J. To teach ererything that should form part of
O. To afford instruction suited to erery stage of
progress, from the first clements to the highest
or possible, for the pupil to proceed,
8. To teach whatever is taught thoroughly and
" CHARLES H. wIN SsfTSfSlA NJ, UNIV of Va,
President and Prof. Of Moral Science and English
Rev. j, L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidence. of
o9 JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV of Va,
3. 4 LEWIS; n. D, Natural Sciences.
.-e., Drawing, Painting, &c.
Ms. s. ka4AL and Ms. r. s. VALENTINE
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
T. MALLORY. and Miss MARY {. LATHRoP. in the
Preparatory Department. Some Assistants will be
he fresident viii hear the recitatons of all the
classes at regular intervals, giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils
(Per session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October l, l859-remainder, February IA.
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $40 90
French III Preparatory Department. ........ 10 90
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 80 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music. so 90
Music on Guitar =" ......... 40 COZ
Use OF instrument. 500
Vocal Music alone, itaken by all, In classes) 90
Drawing, Needlework, or Grecian Painting. 20 90
Oil Painting. ......-.................. 90 90
Board, including everything except washing. $50 90
Washing. ....... 80. 20 90
MINISTER'S daughters Will be received at q reduc-
ton of one-fourfh, on all the above charges.
"a Ne extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro-
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for ab-
sence.
1t will be noticed that the price Of Board has been
reduced from $3.50 to $50 No change is contem-
plated IN its quality. With our ample aeconmo-
datlons. 1t was thought the reduction could be af
foIded, and that 1t Gus hit. therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members of the Pres-
dents family: Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
ters for them sent to his care.
Pupils should be present, if possible, the first
day of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further informa-
ton, address CHAS. H. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
jy L-21am Richmond. Va