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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
NnsTU6,E

Au. 3u--ct
NOTICE.
4 YOUNG MAN, Eirsniau by birth and education, be-
n Ing an \. H. graduate OF William and Mary College
and who has hal three years successful experience In eacl.
is one Of the best schools in Charles City county, virginia
desires to procure situation rs TEACHER, In good SCHOOL
Private family ","A ip,,,r|td Would ao rather 90
South Satisfactory tc+.ioalss to qualifications, moral
and rti si"U, character viii be given. Address,
L. II. J., narham.vlle =. O..
August g-cif New Kent, county, Va.
TEACHERS WANTED.
w ANTEp.-A gentleman OF high qualifications to fill
w ;e Chair Ancient Lnnguagcsin Marshall Cnrer-
SHY.
M.o gentleman 10 take charge Of the Primary Depart.
:+--rr-r-a' testimonials safe full particulars and
drt>s Carr. =. :. BASS,
Au; 2l--icodAclu
EDUCATION.
NHANrCp i situation as TEACHER. in an Academy
had Considerable experience In teaching Can iasr,urt
English Latin. Gr,cS. Mathematics, and French Aldrcs,
.sia,ins siinryl T.. {. NEAL
August >-6it liarrisonbuFs Virginia,
[ GENTLEMAN desires a situation as private Tutor.
n Principal or Assistant. lie is graduate OF Of
experienced teacher OF the ancient and modern Languages
which hc speaks the higher English branches &C. a.. Can
S'v .t Sys' ,ss'nona ana references Addrs:s ksy
August s-codm
SITUATION WANTED.
i DESIRE School, u situation in family Preferred
Can teach all the EI.gi.h branches, Latin and Greek
Have had ycrs year experience and furnish the
best testimonials In regard 10 character aud Qualifications
Address, stating terms, H. ". D.,
Avg ~ 81 M!tcisfs Station, Culpeper cuglty, Va.
SITUATION WANTED.
I DESIRE situation as Teacher. Can furnish the best
OF testimonial, relative character and qualifications
am II corg. graduate with the title OLA H. have taught
here for Tine have had several years experience as
teacher Address, t. p NJ,
Aug g--cw3, MiichCll's, CIlpcpcr County Va.
| SITUATION WANTED.-liy 4 gentleman who
- has had considerable experience In teaching md been
Principal Of academy for several years He has taken
a full Of lectures AT the University uf Virginia. graz
juairG in " Ia, schools. and i..tius usc it; Ike
Others.
Testimonials will he given to qualifications, 81.
Address \. Is. C., Hampton Va.
Julv lS-Ctf
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rnicr oE LAND on DAN KIvEI., IN

WILL Ill publicly, in the town Of Danv!ll', o1 the
i EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, ls,9, Tract Of Land
iyin. on pan River three nile above Dansillc. The
Tract contain, G acre. l VI which los grounds and
IN {" acre. arc in woods The buildings coGNis, y! a
Dw,ln. viii; three the usual outou.c- an over
-gr louise and Negro hau-r, stable Corn House and
ilu. T- Tract Is desirable I" thos. who want REL
'r near tie rnt,ipri>.". and aour-ins town OF Da'-
With, Person, wishing :" purchase invited To zee The
land before tie Of sale. Any enquiries directed 10 me
4; ptu,ir for information 10 d. 4. Claiborne tsr, nj
s'c.i',li,:r., Haitian, vii! b" Answered - ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
ExcHaNGE HOTEL AND BALLARD

HOUSE.
IN p--.,i.ng this Card o the public, We return many
cori. thanks generous ps.rons FOR the lindne,,
W. have resey their hands, and hope TINT The NEW
OEpEE OF AffAIES, H.. initiated September ]. lstp,
will receive the encouragement that our previous ri-
fort, and sbors accommodate guests hare inet WITH
Mr,.r. JOHN 4. and THOMAS 4. BALLARD are nov
the Projectors If the Establishment, AMI each one pledges
himself 10 DO what ihc comfort, c"nvcn.ence and require
n.n,, Of their guests demand. .. .
We desire TO Keep and ma'ain shat our LiCtAst calls
for FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and promise 10 n.r re-
u.we eXer:!ocs render the establishment ~ comfortable
as ..ib With polite agents, and ready. rf"iH' ana
attentive servants shall rdcav"r 10 afford coiur'se
satisfaction 20 the travelling public.
T. preyou, card, long since published 10 counter.
r l. influence @! baselc,s runsr, Is sHIciehl PROOF
liza, nur establishment has never been closed, ana tha'
.n.. IL, publication: We have been in better c"hd'n 20
ain yist.rs than heretofore All run0s II, 10 closure
ar Intended closure we desire FRIENDS Ia nouce ~
f,,e and STRANGERS intending to visit US, q. ~ni mis-
$50 ",a. Septl-u
DIVIDEND NOTICE,
FEIIE loari Of Director, OF ;c Virginia Central Ran 'VaI
COMPANY have declared; dividend Of ~ per cent io'
the last x u'l. each share VI the soch oil the Yum
ll;l pas ALL, 18th September, ~? ~ :,
The books Of the will be- closed from ilic 'h 20
The 49,: o september aud the dividend will he PAID 10 osc
ia lio,. ilJ.lr took s:a!l> : oh OF Sept,
J. GARRETT,
lu- .s-n,l-,,, Sens. Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
TVE' INVENTION Gl' TILE AGE

nun. o,, Invention Of The age is that which /, attach.
l 70 all Lind. of Clohin: Tor men, women and CHI
drcn, nv the DELAN0 LIFI-rEEsEKviNG COAT AND
W.T. CoWp,SY- No 2:6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
y, ,,o No.. ~ ;i. ny.ition-wlich lot Us say IN pas.
.m is incorporated with beautiful bat ing dre~e.-ih.
fear Of death hy drowning Is abroslte under all aad
any circumstances.
order, by mail promptly attended Ia"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

MEDICAL PRACTICE FOX SALE.
DESIRABLE location FOR young Physician, with o'-
N Zee lot, pysic AID all else pertaining 10 the practice
Of phyc surgery No competition ~ the terminus OF
the v T. K C. ID. r. H., near the centre OF The \" NJ
Il t. Til Is thriving AMI place, surrounded hy 4
wealthy farming community Terms easy For PARTICULAR
.,,drcs, T.. ". HAIEALL. N. d.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

In ordering tickets ccrtilcatts rnc-- tie mory
our address for the ticket, ordered u receipt of ~lc.
they will Ice forwarded by first nail.
The lit or drawn number, prizes viii s-i 10 prr.
c!a.er- Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, aa
give their Post Ulirc, Cnunty AMI state.
All prizes OF s. UU under paid Immediately after the
drawing other prizes HI the usual lime II forty days.
ScI,t ~ C.I:gt-r"SISIs.Tho,- Win prefer >rnl-
Ing money hy mail. can Use
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
whereby money for Tickets, in Of Ten Dollars, aud
upwards, h. sent
At OUR RISK AND EXPEN>E,
FROM any WY or town whrr- they have Office. 1r
money anil order must lee rncIo>-l Ia = PROCUREMENT
POST ofFlCE STAMPED ENVELOPE 81 the trrT.ss
C"tpaI! cannot r",1N" them.
III rnrmGh.. .ti"n- strictly confidential.
Orders f"Fiicsc' or ccrr.t1, Icy Nah LApre,-, ~
Inn Irr.l rl IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
SrOCKHOLDEItN' MEETING.

SrOCKHOLDEIsS' MEETING.
yH,ur Twelfth Annual meeting % the Stockholders IN The
virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company, VIII he
held \, The Office OF the Company, In the city Of Lynch
hang on wednesday the lith day Of stliemItr next
Nv orl.r o, the President . ,,
Form, Of dppoin'heHt " F'o'%
KNOW AL NgS w TIIsg PRg-E>Ts That We '::e ,nscr
hers, hein. stockholders in the Virginia AMI Tcnnes:r.
A'''''' our true and law.a attorney aud
proxy represent each OF us 10 all sfnera meetings 1
onay present. with full power an authority NJ suc srhc
raj to gve such vote votes and Ia d" snch o
ac, or acts, ~ each could give or ito, II W. were per-
sonnly present 49,. ,,
WINES,
SEAL
,3s,g1u NJ LAw-"Proxcs TO Represent stock In their
seis. ,r' rho estr thereof" W. II. II.
Papers advertising for the Company will copy
Aug 9S tia Sept ---------
w. NJ. al II. III. TREDWAI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

IIRGiNIA:--!u An-l.A Circui' Court, April Torn.
i>a'
William Aad-G.nn and ..Grcfa III vie,
&c Plaintiffs,
Tn. II Harrison and Samuel : wc!si. w ''''
ger. rNcca ol Nathaniel Harrison. dee.
Defendant.
Wm. u. Harrison ,UL SaLI.,l ;. W.i,i.
GER, executor. -: NI''L.ui-I Harrison dee.
r.IiH'ils ,.,,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

| NyTANTEE.--A Sewing Machine Arcn, wanted, Tor
w Richmond, Va I" sell the AMERICAS EAGLE large
size Machine warranted capacity singer
slln We ,-l for 30, and give agents heavy discount
from that Wholesale and Retail Office No 2', Eighth
! street above Race, Philadelphia.
! Please call at The Office or at ;hs Factory iranhoF''
. I,nid and Norris 81 or address A. L. BROWN.
Eighth All l:u,tonwood street,, Philadelphia.
NE. Responsible ladc. aud gcnlcm,i "am'sdne every
!.r:c city South -ri West: "a A2en,-.
/ Aug .t-luy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
Nearly 0re Prize to Every Nine Tickle,
."'s'.''i iNi..Ni ~ lii.NT..
u Bf Hit.i wv EitN S.tI(KDl L ~ >EI'TENEEH
EXPERIMENTATION TNIIF.,
IN II 4 Inn , a Al ,utt

1,l>5 Prizes, nnouLtincto sS20,puU
WHOLE TICKETS ga: HALVES -; QCAETEES 32J..
Remember that every Prize in the above Scheme
Is drawn, and payable In full without deduction
Certificates OF Packages will the following rates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
HODGES, DAVIS C co.

NINlGEHN. WirON, GEUHGII.
pY THIS SCHEME PURCHASERS Can
ID SELECT 1ilkIE uwS NiNEtES, nmd pay aGv
amount ior richc; they desire.
Extra Ciass.-:J HaIiots-t2 Drawn Non.
r" b. drawn in the ci.y OF Macon every MONDAY
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANp
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock, during the ,csrs
1859, 1850, 1861. 1856! and 1868!
l:y Iii. Cla>- r holder ui arg one DOLLAR TiCsFf, II
The number. selected should he drawn, will be entitled
q rriIr. according 10 tie following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
HANOVER LAND FOH SALE.

Viz s1h>cTlDtr, Win tie Sie" ~
10 lo'c 10 the state ~ l.suisians wa! on 1900
SEPTEMBER ETH ei?. e. the hour OF !; NJ ohtI -, n
lie auction, the premises the Tract Of it Vn ~, me,
~ prcset; resi.ics known SPRlNu "ho,, ~ w
residence Of Col Larkin wait- situated about y nS ~,
Richmond and TIRE. niles west OF A>hahd, epita"-
acres About ehal Of hi. Tract Is atso'e isu. 80
heart; a. ray he seen by the growing crop, % eo,,
% lc Tie residue. IL Wood Timber IL Is ~eiis niPheI
Win never fail: ,pr.us, and streams 10 e'rly ne' @
l. hy rr,es wlch lord' some thirty orior:y acres
ol pretty Meadow Land. -, n Ill.,, tro,.. Contain.
Ill, ~ ten roog- basement includedl large Barn,
, servants House, &C., Gost OF which have been re.
the last There aretuo beautiful and
,,iinr srn.. within - yards OF the house The Or
oi 1uiie variety 81 fruit, covers several acres.
RI rcha.er will have the privilege Of sowing crop OF
W.; and he can alo have the whole or portion Of the
..rowin. crop, a. valuation
should sale .. this property be effected prior n he ddy
.r.cifr above dre notice rN be 2ic,n OF the .stae
TExu- moderate and made xnonn the day Of -als or
on application 20 the subscriber. -,
should sale not be affected thi. Farm will o. me
LAY above mentioned, be rented oHt for the year i,es
AT TIE SAME TIME AND PLACE. the -nb'crihei W." WI"
expos. sale, hi, Stock Of Cattle, Mules. sh.rp
utensils &C. A.o, some ~ II 10 bushels oil "hes =,
raj stacks of OATS Rpa, Wagon ~ Ca''. aI TaSxfrs
other articles. ". 80. County
Angus, 22-ctds Ashland hsno,e- 80.
CIGAR HOLDEIIS--Just received avery hs'''
" some lot otM.erchsru Cigar Hoids' =. Nat, ,,,..,
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MEDICiL rKACTICE FOIt SALE.

TINO pHYSICIANS.-0ne who desires Il 1rN: rate
Il location. With neat little iaru attached can hear ol
H.. sam. 10y reference the Editors OF ibis paer
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SCkI II VI L,
riCK..rN EROM sol CTS. ro .ANY PRICE.

Any tl.Dc Tici.e, with drawn number ola it
stationed 20 come OF; ~ any particular
place. zach =, - IL, ~, 81, or an. other
=,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
by DICKINSON, NtLLS CO.. ..t,>.
BY PuLLIAM Il BELTS. ,,,r,.

tnni =, NEGROES. This Day. '; 20 .'.i,ct
K0ys and Gir., and Mep.,. .ni ,,.i,..,rn. '-l " -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

WOOD, EDDY < CO. Augusta, Georgia.
or, WObb, EDDY 4 Co. Atlanta, Georgia.
Or. WOOD. EDDY 4 co, Wilmington, Delaware
list 81 lac numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with The araonn cf the prize that each Is entitled 10,
vii! h" published after every irNi- In the following Ia.
i':r-:-hu.U;a tGr"I CoH>iulinml, Mobile X sister.
NASH. lie Iazri'e. Ecii:oDI dispatch, Padding (is,.
ClaI.,I. Nv urL -r.ill nd M Nn- linn. Air -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RCnNo>r August 18th. l>"?.
h,utier int, IN The decree "f which the aore:o
n i, an extract are hereby notified 10 attend AT this OF
Ace on Friday the GD,h LAY Of September, ie At L
o'clock A. NJ with the evidence necessary 10 enable me ''
d.rh.r.c .he duties r..Crihed by said decree.
,mr 5;-rwiw H. MILTON CARY, Con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
CuE,TEr u,Iu AC,Druy.

TINIliS INSTITUTE has been t,tahishcd w c"up4Gy
l. q! se,icr-n hori The Gndri :;rh rclrc.-;'. and II
located Chester. IN Tic ,"ua Chesterfield, Immediate.
Is The Earcti :VnI Echn."'il - r,ic;."Hle IN a
healthy and refined ;."i :l.borho"L.
IT. second session will commence on he FIST DAY nf
SEPTEMBER next and Continue Tor 10 iuonts "ihoui in
ie..up.iOn. except FOR a few days ~ Christmas.
The services Of Mr. James VI. Moon, Who il gralGr'r
Of the University cf virginia, aid who conducted tile school
during lis frs, session with great satisfaction TO IL
PATROLS hsyc been again secured. and i Intended 10 he
Or, class school preparation for The University OF FOR
u,efu aud scientific pursuits.
Board h- had the place with p."l-ant families
in the rcighboriood N. r,:c OF .p E.. Size --.cn,
including lights and washing.
Tuition IN English Branches. 20
- Latin. Gree, and French each ........ 10
Fee payable hall yearly ia ADVANCE; nnd for further n-
formation address ,i.l.r o.! i'.e rr-ignc ;lrou: 'hc
Gu, Ter Posi- Oic- =. H. DEEWEi,
HENRY 4. WlNfHEE,
~. JSU l!OWLErr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

IA TRUE. hei;r9sn mat amt F""'N N'''ti'.
k.N. u. y. llOGE, y. D., I r..>c1rns

sS-No extra charges
All letter. to b. adI.Cs,r 10 liCEEEI T. L..f EN iit
I,i.l.n.n,.l 4. fulx .:,-cN.ltL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
BY HECTOK DAVIS. hICr.

LNORTY SEGROES.-w. WI sell ~. ,,y =, IN
l. O'Clock. fvr:y l!lely Negroes
PtLLiAM a BETS, Aucts.
sept. Under Odd Fellow. IiA ttsuL.l s,-,.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
l,rTl'ATIOy EANrEN.-1

sfTUATION WANTEB.-A young gentleman,
~ Competent to teach Latin Greek, Mathematics and the
elements Of French, desire situation 10 teach FOR the
suing session.
Also, young lady, conlpeteu;'v impart Instruction. in
Latin, French and Music.
Address, JOHN Il. CARY, A. VI Principal, Hampton
Academy. Hampton. Va.
viii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
Certificate 81 pacSa:sof 10 whole tickets. .......tS0
- il half ..... go. 10
lDqulrt.r ......... -. 20
e Ioc.lnh go. 10
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.

Draw. "Wednesday, September ~, 1859,
" THE 1IHEE .NGHEEH PLAN.
18Numbers-l Drawn Ballots
NEARLY on: PRIZE To EVERY Two TICKETS
ONE GRAND PRIZE OF $1,000 DOLLARS.
rris%. d; , a 10 re. 4 81"
6r., sc, a..
81. rEizES AMUl NTIHG 7" $:..;; .g,;..
Whole Tickets Sla; Halves =; Quarters > ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

/ S5TtNTE1-A SITUATION ~ fhACiiER.-A South
w :-ie!nln competent 20 teach Latin, Mateha.
tie and all tlc branches OF good English education, with
Yeas experience, desires an engagement. best
testimonials given TO requisite qualifications. successful
,x, .ri-i.c. &c Any COMMUNICATION addressed 20 IN y
Box 10 smyrna Delaware. VII. wish prompt at.
! !, alton Aux ii--cw.'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

fI,IiE undersigned has admitted Mr.. T. H. KELLOGG q.
par;n-r IL liz business from the j.; day Of July >'
The cuisines viii hereafter lie coLIu;cd under ie Ira.
GEORGE J. SUMNER L CO. .
Ei.na"si'. JUS -. i>5?. 'E" J. y 1HfI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

MANITOBA situation a, Teacher In school or
w -ya;. fairly ty COLLEGE -r".uatc, Who has had
Considerable experience il teaching.
Address .:,ti:.. s.Iir- L. T.. NEAL,
Anc y-clw uri>gihury Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

NrASTED.-h youn; ran, u GRADUATE OF Part
w mouth COLLEGE, ,t-ir-- situation a. the South AS ID
Teacher in School private family, 10 commence In sep
TENDER October Good references Si'en - 10 character
and success a. teacher.
Address, "Teacher,' Box -. iI,yerilll, Mass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

SNlNTED.--A situation Teacher In private
! w family AcHru.s. ~ you;s aan, gradual. OF
Fra:kiiu ald Mar. tollcg, Lancaster, Prnnsylvana,
eau v ell recommended
! Aldre,s-"TEACuEE, Blue Ball, Lancaster County,
/ Pennsylvania Aug lI-cvlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

HNEACElER.-A Gentleman educated n the Virginia
Il Military Institute (ol which Institution he Is grad
u,;c) and ;.e University VI Virginia! M" has lad three
years experience In teaching, wi,i- 20 '"cs- Situation
ia Acsicmy private school.
iI,!rr,s ,,ta,iu. salary, &c, IL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

NNANEED.-A graduate wishing TO obtain situation
w Teacher in private family or Academy, feels
himself competent instruct Ia the following hranc,s
EDei>h Lain Gree; and Mathematics. For further infer
! nation address Z. r.. L.,
Pamela, Caroline, Va.
" B. Recommendation, most chcertuy given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

STi<TED.--AI oun: nsu qualified to teach Lati II
w elementary Grces and N. ordinary branches Of an
n.,lt rluca;irn desires situation teacher. Address,
T. r. L.; povh,,.nC H. Va Aug ll-cSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

WANTED.A e,ilictan Sp has been educated 81
w he University of N!rS!I anl "ho can Produce sa-
,,:ae:pry evidence OF hs ability To leach thoroughly the
Lain, Grrck and French languages aIi Mathematics
Que whc has had ,o.ac eypcr.~c would Ia. sca:y pre-.
icrrei. Apply 10 u. :. TAEEAE
Az, il--.,f AZ PALMYRA Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

Lieuenant-C II. Graham, L. Army Chicago W..
H. N-wbe-ry President OF Gaena and ChcsSo Union l.ail-
road Rev r. H. Cirkson, d. D. Jas. Grant Wilson, Eli.
tor of Chicago ,cor" John L. Peyton. Esq siaunton,
Va Rev K PARK President Racine College, Wis; Jol,n :.
Read, k,l Chicago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
SITUATION WANTED.

I DESIRE Situation Teacher Can furnish the best
OF testimonial, relative character and qualifications
am co.lrg. graduate with the title OLA. IL have taught
here for some Tine have had several years experience
teacher Address: CO NJ,
Aug g--cw:.t Michcll's, CGli,cpcr County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
SITUATIOS wANTED.

! / DESIRE School, situation in family preferred -
Can teach all the Eigli.h branches Latin and Greek
Have had .vcrsl year experience and furnish the
best testimonials In regard character aud qualifications
Address stating terms, H. W. D.,
Avg ~ 81 M.tchv.ls Station, Culprper cuGIty, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

! SNiNTEa,.-A SITUATION A. TUTOR, In 4 :asrly
w r.>iiu: nti country, desired - gentleman Who
has n, con,tI"r,ic experience in t,acn lie s q,la!
fled 30 ,ac!, tie usual English Branches Mathematics and
Languages. ana give q -. f'es'ccS. Address \.
Il box ~, Lyu,l bury Va July .g-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

| NNANTED.-A Virginia lady, AN experienced Teacl-
w er, wishes 10 obtain situation. She will instruct III
the usual English branches French Music, Drawing Paint.
ing and Embroidery. Prefers situation Teacher or the
Ornamental branches Ia a School or College.
ALSO. situation for lady teaching English Music AMI
Drawin. Best testimonials furnished Address, stating
| salary. Miss Z. =, Box -, Charlottesville, Va
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-07-21
wIsOOM-CLIPPINGS.

He should be considered our oeS,
f,;opd who is most ready to tell oi
onr errors 10 Riendiy way.
Wisdom is the olive which sp'ings
from the heart. blooms on the tongue
and hears fruit in the actlons'
The true aim of satire should DC
like that of our guns, to make good
report, but wouudiog no One'
Religion and medicine are not re
snonsible for the faults and mistakes
of their doctors,
tn sneak harsbly to a person o.
epsibRity, is like striking a harps''
chord with your fists.
He only is independent who Cal
maintain himself by bis own exerHons
Example moves more than homlly
though it be less olamOlous'
Integrity, however rough, is Oe''e'
than smooth dissimulation.
Inaolepce is the rust Of the m'na
and the inlet Of every vice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-07-21
EDITED by JENNIE June.
Does Sex qualify Morality

The common Judgment OF the ma
iori,y. would lead one to infer that
: sex does qualify morality. Man is
tolerated in saying and doing much,
that would be generally considered
;ntolerable if said and done by woman,
Many immoralities that would bow
and crush woman, are lightly Judged
Of man. Man is permitted to out
live frailties woman, never. Man 5
sins against virtue are counted as 4,
his wild oats" the "loliies OF YOUTH
&c.. but woman are SO many mex
tipruishable stains. Woman becomes
an outcast, for what man does with
comparative, if not perfect. IMMUNITY
But is all ,his rights 1T meting
ant Judgment as God metes l!F
Morality is an ef1luence OF the con-
science Of the soul, and has no
diversity of sex. However true II
,nay be that, according 80 our habits
of thought, many things Involving no
narticular morality may seem proper
to man and improper to woman we
hold that essential morality is J's' as
binding upon man as upon woman,
To use an old homely proverb, "wha'
is sauce for the goose should be sauce
fol the gander,' and in morality 1T 1t
is poor shoe that does not tn. ut OO'O Ooun
damns one and spares another, on
sbe score of sex. Happily for the
dignity of morality, this invId'ouS
MEASURE of judgment is slowly pass. s.
;nr .wav In a spot distant hereal-
ter the werld will have done Win
this discreditable and most UNJUST
partiality.
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CHILDREN.

Childen are taught to tease, very
much as they are taught to cry
With all his little wants, real or im-
asinsry, the child runs to its mother.
They are matte rs Of importance to
him. lie wants definite and deci-
slve answer one which will settle
the questiOn-aDd his mind will be
on the rack until be has it. Ii is
not in the nature Of the child to
feel otherwise. He will have no
peace himself, and will therefore
give bis mother no peace, till be IN
derStand and knows that the point is
settled, and how it is settled. If you
give him no answer till he has spoNen
ten times, and then, if he has aay rea-
son to suspect that speaking twenty
times more will obtain an answer
more favorable TO his wishes, he will
speak twenty times more. And this
VIII soon grow Into haDlt. but
give him an answer the first time he
speaks, and he will not be obliged
to speak a second time to obtain one;
and never alter ii decision for his !.
teasing, and he will soon give ii up
IS Of no use. If you have leisure,
md the occasion seems proper one,
you may let him argue his case be-
ore ) on decide it--bu: not afterwards. /.
Indeed if be has learned by expert
ence that your decisions are iinal, he
will seldom, if ever attempt it. He
will consider an answer as an answer.
His mind will be at rest on that point,
md soon fnG something else with .
which TO amuse himself.