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NeW Otleitna, La.
VERMIFUGEs,
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
kerl's,
J A. Fahnestock's, M.
EAI.SAM AND COUGH REM
ED1ES.
Wistar's BalRaIn Of Wild Cher
ry,
Hastings NRpthR,
Shermau's Halsam,
Bucilan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Shenck's fulinonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
KArtholomew's Expectoralii,
Halls Balsata,
Swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry I'ector.I,
Taylor's Bnlsam I.iyerwort.
Jayne,s Espcctorant,
Winer's Elecampnine,
Rogers Lverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners I.iyerwort,
stadley's Cherry Expectorant,
I.ondon's Indian do =
DR.. Roses do
McI,eanis Strengthening Cor.
dial,
sARsAPsARnLLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
s. +. Townsend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters
Wyncoop'H,
Shakers, ".g
GratIenberg's,
a .G-s Bristol's,
Guysoit's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
jew David or Hebrew
Badean's,
knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Gritfifth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnice
LINIMENTS.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini
Ineiit,
Mexican Mustang,
Farreh's Arabian,
ButlfI's Nerve and Bone,
Hanps,
Hayer's,
Tobins'r yeratian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners, @ w.
Barhne's Horse,
Merchants GarYling,
Cberoker,
- VI Jayne's.
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogle,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds febEifuge, 0.
Vegetable feb-ifuge.
LOZEktfES.
shcrmnn's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's flimohic Waters,
Lcockit Ptilmonic WATERS.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lavttts Wahpeneor Hair Gloss
Bsrry's Trieopberous,
Lyons kathairoB, #@. .p.. 0
Bosie's Hyperion Fluid,
PhAlon,s flair L1vigorator, 40
Jayne's Hair Thiic,
Van Densen's Wahpene, @
London,s Oriental Hair Tonic,
HHuel's Ean Lustrale, T..
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia.
u Railways Eifcalsian Balm. VI
4o.. PANACEAS.
SWANS lIoIck's, - 70
CuiIen's Indian Vegetable,
Loiigley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALEES.
Dsily's Magical Pain Extractor
Professor Ho.lowAy's Ointment
McAllister's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's
Pile,
Gray's Iiasrison's Specific, "a
Trask's Magnetic. JudkiD's,
London's Atl-ilealing, Russia.
BiTTERS.
Modat's Phoenix, Blake's Arc
matte,
Hibbafs's Wild Cherry, M
Richardson Sherry Wine,
HHehing's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley's Vegetable, Colernan's
Hollands German, 0xyEcpated.
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
BE- Druggists and MeEchan
articles contained In the above /
vantage t,F calling or sending I
be found the most extensive HISS,
MEDICINES In the United !
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Ns6 0rIeans 1ailp Grtsftnt.
9sm 0rltaus Hlontp market.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER :. 1853.

See back Of this page for Shipping and
River Intelligence.
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Extra special trips Lake night by the Horse Car
when required by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips and during the trips Sundays after
Fare each way Is cents and have timely
notice
0mnbusses leave Canal street for the Depot every Ave min
If
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Schnona,rs,
FOR sALE--FOR SALE.

nor SALE-A LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY
in the First, Second Third and Fourth Districts Jefferson
City Greenyle. Carrolon Also several PIanationsa
together two parculae-among which are ele
giant Residences comfortable Dwellings, Sores desirable
cant Properties Lands in the country Plantations Apply
BEARD, PITTS 4 GARDFER SMITH,
Successors to J. A. Beard & Coz
.4. Office 81 Common street,
ms II between Camn aud ST Charles near Cnnr,
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= CAMDEN AND TRENTON DAILY

AfsIIE-=sSt--fe MAIL STAGE LINE.
Vftee ,h% The above is completely stocked.
Commodous Mail Stages will leave Camden.
Ark, and Trenton La, every day. Sundays excepted
o'clock A. NJ and arrive Trenton and Camden the day
following at B o'clock p. NJ
This line Camden with the Stage lines the Io,
Springs GaineS Landing and Washington Ark Trenton
with the Stage lines shreveport La and by way Harrison,
burg and Trinity, to Natchcz. Miss.
EEEvery attention paid the comfort and convenience
the travelling community.
H~It will with at Trenton, thus aordi.g
uninterrupted transportation travellers going South
W. G. CARR.
Cherry Ridge. La, Oct. %, lSl. nh lvEW
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az TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Runaway from The subscriber the 7h Of November
IA slave boy JOHN light grille or inches
high, q Of age and speaks French and English
viii give the reward for his
nal 6t* HYDE L MACKIE Agiers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-07

Persons who reside in the city and have estab
ehmnt the line Of the Road procure tickets pack
the Office on ST. Charles street.
c. r. OAKLEY .
General Ticket Agent
BENTLEY d. HAsEII,
Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent.
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wilbur's Omnibus Line

"1Ibur'B Omn1bWR Line.
The Coaches and baggage Wagons Of 'WILBCR'S OMSI
Bus IISEn will call for passengers the Hotels or r
any Of the city, by leaving Office Of the o.
}. and g. n. X. r., on St. Charles street
MI If l. l., WIIRI-R
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Richardson. Sherry Wine,
Huiehing's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Gouley's Vegetable, Coleman :
Hollands German, 0xyEcpated
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Ihat whilst the mother banks lost large amounts in the CITY II
vas Notorious that a al their loans in the country not single
aoiar was lost II such was the when the conn
ny as poor and its unde how
e, more safely could bankng business now
Hhe me planters and citizens generally what is termed in
financial circles safe men " especially when The secnrity
offered for losses would in almost all be upon mortea
ngensy could be reduced in value such figure US to make
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, August 27.-f!our CLOSED irm
and unchanged, Howard Street and Ohios9 ~
Wheat closed active, sales Of 1000 bushels
white, 81 goal 40; red 81 loal 10. 9n Ioln
closed firm, yellow siasj cents; white 'oaos ,
cents. Provisions closed Grm; Bae0n ,;1ss sinss
9iast; mess pork sl4 5oni5 %; prime
sis 5oalS 90. Lard closed quiet, sales at
ii3aiIs cents. Whisky closed steady at :2,.. asa
2Si cents for Ohio and city the buoyahcy "As
caused by the scarcity in the market
N,w YORK, Aug. Cotton closed heavy.
s,lss If 400 bales. Flour closed lrm-sa!es ot
1I,ta 1n Zoo barrels; State, 81 40 20; Ohio,
s5s5a5 20; Southern, s. % 8 80. Wheat
c,osed cT firm-sales Of 5000 bushels; Southern
wbite. il SO a l ~; do. red, 81 Il al 26i.
Corn closed dull-sales OF 200 bushels ye-
low, ss a So cents; mi1sd, 0ss cents .,d p9Tk st
cosed dull-mess, $l4 81; prime, $40 20.
Lard closed quiet at lot II cents. Whiskey
closed firm at 27a cents. Sugar unchanged.
Coffee closed buoyant and active at loi II
cents. Spirits of ,urpentine closed dull at 40
cents. Rosin nominal at 81 81. Rice closed
nuict at 81 II cents.
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THE DONNELLY LETTER
We copy from the Charlottesville Jef!ersc
MAN the following.

We copy from the Charlottesville Jeisersc.
man the following:
Why il 'h.. .I"iF"r-nui,, - SLEPT nuan me Wis"
and Donnelly correspordcIcrf When " ise's letter
TO Donnelly irst made IL appearance, We learn the
editor oi the Jcer-oni-n, ~ E!s Righteous ndigaa.
ton, declared lie world prt'i, it nnd say lie could
no, ind language sufficiently strong % denounce It.
What's the matter ucs sibor: |, not one week long
enough for you to find appropriate language for your
purposel Come, now, don; back down. -idv.
We were not aware tina, it is usual TO catch
up street ru,nors of what an editor may have
remarked and publish them As his opinions
upon any subject. We have only TO say that
the Advocate has been wrongly informed As TO
what the editor of the Jcicrsonian may have
said concerning thc Donnelly letter Of Gov.
Wise. What we did say, in Substance, and
what We repeat now i, that 10 language o!
denuncialon was strong enough 10 characterize
the conduct Of a man who would be'ray the
confidence reposcd in him by publishing pri-
vate correspondence viii the Adyocote DO US
the justice 10 correct this Misrepresentation
We will see
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
WOODSTOCK FOR SALE.

INTENDING TO remove TO Richmond, oler for sale, pr
vaicly farm, well known rs Woodstock. Woodstock
i, situated about FIVE miles below Richmond and less than
! mile from the York River Railroad, the New Bridge
road adjoining the land, Of Dr. John r. Garnet and others
The arn contains 500 acres iUu Of which well
Eiierci yih oak anil pine: about l2j Chcka
homsny los grounds easily drained and the remainder in
arabic high lands, In improving condition, producing
well the crops usually cultivated in this region, such
"h-at corn oats ay Sc Tobacco Is cultivated by
ral of my nriehbors.
Woodstock j. 81 the commanding situations In
Eastern Virginia. The residence being located beau
ul ennccr, commands tine and lovely view ofthe
rounding country for miles around. The Improvements
are all new. The dwelling which has been completed with
Ia the last year. Is large two story won" house. having
been built OF the best nacri. a:d planned with eye to
Sae, Sotor: and convenience II contains large
rooms; two large and FIVE co-es The house
scOyered with tin. and has been recently painted eNter-
naiy and internally In the NOT modern style. There is
also o!c. In tie yard with ro1ns In IT, The out
houses, such Kitchens quarters barns stables, DC,
all The place lboui. IN springs sufficiently cOnye-
icnt, o pure water In The state. Besides old
apple orchard, there i youn; apl, an peach orchard
Oh thc place. Tie proximity "f this farm TO Richmond,
renders Il particularly valuable and l.srh ad IL !, Sci
dom that such farm combining all tie advantages snd
,onvrIrences. is offered ia market.
Ny S"in law d. Roystyr VII" T->idts Oh the prrii-"
viii AXE pleasure In showing il 10 any S'o may wish 10
srJ IL.
The purchaser have the privilege Of seeding crop
OF wheat ti- ll. and ! Pr'-"siln tie l of January
l>6u
july g. elm MNRY B PRICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
RROOKHILL SCHOOL.

,'V WILLS SogIH chariorTEsyiLG ANn "a, rSy'N,iI
~ tIkIISii
CHARLES MINOR, VI. H., A. NJ, pErNcrrAL,
w. L. AsR"f E"Er:t RvE-, A. NJ, T. Va, CH,s Minor, JR
A-SEani-.
FJN!. Session begins, Sept. Isl IN? and 'd. June 18th
j. 1>Gn divided iIo ~" equal terms. with so wvel- ie
Il. Christmas
SrEi5ci' Tir"Hf
English Language,
=. Latin and Greek Languages.
8. The Modern LansuGs French t;'irnam, Spanish
Italian AGgiu Saxon.
!. Mathematics
;. The Element: Of Na'. Philosophy Chemistry AID
Mora: Philosophy.
Catalogues. showing the plln of the school! sen, "a those
sho G-sir. IL.
TE,u>-..'; to bs paid hall IN a!vanceIst Sept, anl
i, Feb.
;.-Po,, ONicc and Depot. Charlottesville, Va
RrrRKiNCL.Thc Professors and s;Drs of the C!reT-i
~ Uf Nirriih; Hon. Vim T. Riyes, Gotham Depot, ND
Franklin Minor, Esq. Charlottesville: Lieut.. ~ =. Maury
L. : Observatory, Washington: H. Rev John Johns, Alex
andra, Va Charles T. Pollard and :. T. Jones' E>fls
Montgomery, Ala; Hon. &. C. Ciay Huntsville, Ala
.tuly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
- ~<-~.b .

The Southern Democracy are hauling in
their horns considerably. They begin to see
the shadow of the hand which is writing their
DOOM Albany Erenin9 Journal.
On the contrary, We think the Southern Dc:
mocracy are putting buttons ION the horns OF
Just such politicians as he Of the journal -
These Republicans" are dangerous in small
way. They are like the bull in china shop
knock everything to pieces, but have Their own
eyes put out in the effort; spoil little cHrthen'
ware, bnt hurt nobody. and get shot Tor their
pains.-INs,c York N,ns.
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NARY u. PRICE.
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LAND SALE.

HAVING determined to remove to the county O: HcArl
shall sell, public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. the Hlst day 6f August, II FAIR II not, the
nrNt fair day. the Farm upon which at prc,cn, reside
lying Ia the county Of FRINGE Edward the AppomatiOa
river six miles above the town nf FIrivir and AMI
quarter miles from ;hc station upon the south Side
railroad aud containing about >o1 acres The Improve
NIL and in .Ncccnt condition. consisting OF
story Framed Dwelling, with -N roouis, Including
ba-clnru Ioous an Olice Ia the yard, Kitchen, Meat
house lee house ionr eScellen, Negro Cabins with plank
G"ors aud brick clnnry,. seven Tobacco Barns, good
Graiary. Stable Courthouse, Carriage and Busgyousc.
There 10 in original forest. we'll timter", and
f.On - lpu of rich creek and river fiat land.
hail not give minute description of the farm. ak
those desiring purchase good farm visit and
and e:aaiins for themselves. have orchard oi choice
fruit trees just beginning 10 bear
TEENs-OnehiTd cash. the balance IN and two years
;hc purchaser executing bonds with good security bearing
interest from the ,lny Of sale JOHN II. KNIGHT.
* Address, "raraSill-,' Wv. y. DAVIS, iuet.
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREETS,

FINIlS School !r YOUNG LADIES will open the lst Of
October, i>S? and close tlc hh % Jua-, 1860 The
of study will include all the branrr, essential TO 4
complete and polished education, and every facility
afforded for thorough instruction in each. The Principal
vii! he assisted 10y able and cicen, corps "i teachera
anon. whom Rev Leo. Eosser b. D., Teacher Of Moral
Science J. f. Shumate E, Aucien, Language, and Naiu.
raj Sciences Horace Chase, Esq, Music, +. j. Fisher,
Painting; pr Eucher. German Misses NJ Carter aud
A. D,rine FOR the En2li>h Department. othcr teach
o! eminent ability viii be secured r ;ac opening OF the
Session For and other Information concerning the
School, Circulars, address I. l.. GAlLEiiER.
PRINCIPAL. Richmond Va.
Htrunlxcr--Eev H. 5. Dosgc,t. u. b., Rev. VIA H.
Whc-lwrg. Rev. Jdrnv- \. Duncan. Rev W. W. Bene;i,
pr. Tho,. Pollard Robert ;isway ESQ v y Siurdivah,
RichgioaI. Rev. G ". Carter University "f Ns''ppi;
Rev. r. e.. Wiley, ir-.den; of T.. and H. college Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
Killed in tn. act Of Committing a Burglary

A man named Nicholas Watkins, formerly
soldier in the United States Army, and sad
10 be a native of Maryland was recently killed
at St Louis bv one John Davis while in the
act Of perpetrating burglary. Davis was a
barkceper of the Charleston House. which had
been robbed several times within short peri
od The deceased left his shoes and cap out,
side the house, 50 as TO enable him to crawl
through small aperture in back window, from
which he had stealthily entered the bar room
and approached Davis who was sleeping on the
counter. The latter sprang up and stabbed the
intruder in eighteen places, causing his dea'h
in few minutes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
HOW THEY STEAL.

The political scoundreS who have SO eagerly
become accomplices after the fact Of Confidence
Cassidy's abortivc attempt at political asSassi.
nation, have, in several instances, been obliged
to resort to additional breaches Of confidence,
to obtain the publication Of their ISLANDERS. A
marked instance is the case of the Harrisburg
PA, Patriot and Union" We were some
days since much aStonished to find the editorial
column of this paper ocrupie! with scurrlous
abuse Of Gov Wise Ii now seems tha. during
the absence of the editor, one o! the assassns
stole march on the loaded type. The editor,
on his return, raps this knucklcs o! the thief in
the following style
The Editor, rcturnu. 10 his duties, after
protractcd absence takes occasion TO express
his regret that the patriot and Union should
have contained personal filings at any candidate
for the Democratic nomination at Charleston.
While he is responsible for the conduct Of this
journal. j. will only refer 10 those who have
the confidence Of considerable portion OF the
Democracy Of any section otthe Union in terms
of respect, and introduce theirnames for dis
cussion in connection with broad poli;!ca! prin.
ciples. While giving all political news, so as
to enable the public to judge of statesmen by
their words and acts. he does not deem 1t lie.
cessary to reflect upon the character OF any
who are proposed by considerable fraction OF
the Democratic Party for the most responsible
nnsitinnsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALEOFLASD,

nN TUESDAY. TliE6 OF SEPTEMBER, will o:er a
~ public sale, the premises 10 the hrlr. bidder, III
tract Of land which reside, lying Little Roanoke il
Charlotte county, Va, between the plantations Of Mrs. \
VI. Read and Mr.. Henry Carrngcn. tie south -ilc
the public road from Charlotte Cour, House Keys VILE
within miles Of the former and six Of Tie !,.,cr. aha
containing about 10 acres, Of which Is rich a.lgyl
land aud 40 at least original wood land The remaining
upland 1. of lne quality wei! watere and adapted the
rrow,l oftvbacco. wheat. corn, oats and grass
The plantation Is IL good condition, and the improve
mcn;s excellent, comprising new spaciou- connod
OF. and hands welir: house Oversrer- house and
all necessary houses mos. "i them AMI Of supero.
consirucion For advantages Of location AMI intrinsic
value there !, not more eligible place o '' size in the
county.
Those wishing such .jtuaton Invited 10 call the
proprietor and view the premises. T"rm- will be
modaiing 10 be made known Oh tae day Of sale.
LII, ~. hkkfD
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IL IL 90 * L \ Nd >cHoo IL,

AT GRIE>wuop Dpr,I, ALHgsAKLE CrrNtS, Fs.
WM. DlNwlDDIE. MA, Principal.
JOHN &. DlNWlDDlE, ,,.r,,.r.
JOHN MURRAY, NJ A..
JAMES ". GAENErT. VI. 4,
TENE object Of . School {" prepare young nien Tor te
Il University OF rrginia, or Tor any college M he l-
sructors are graduates Of the University three o! them
with The degree OF ~ A. and the fourth graduate ia the
schools Of Ln Greek French German. Spanish and Me-
raj Philosophy and also experienced teacher.
The Principal has had ten year, experience IN ieachh
three In the successful conduct OF his present school, AMI
three Asan, Instructor In the University in the school,
Of Mathematics and Ancient Languages.
The 9Th session on the ls September hcNi,
and close. in the las, week Of the following June.
TRANS exclusive of 2his aud towels 900 per session 81
ten months payaLl, $i.3 tie Isl September, and fl'
on the l,t February.
For catalogues stating de;a- apply to the Principal 't
Gre-nw wood Depot. Albemare county. Va.
Iuly y--ct 10Th Sent WM DlNWlDDIE, VI. 4.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
-rliSnEp DAILY, sEMI.wrEKLf AND WEEKLY,
~ RICHIE DUNNAvANT. TYLER 4 WISE.
TER MS:

,.-n,,y r,rsS, seven dollars per anuun, and At hc
.,f dollar. i: taken for shorter period than one
!or the sSa;-WssSLr, IKE dollars per aunum, an,l
80 ,,a-> for >lv months. payable In advance. For the
81 per annunl six copies Tor &lo. TO be paid ir-
- M, IN advance. When letters continuing money are
w .si they iuast be registered, they will be al thc
-, s. the asict> ~
III. Na Enquirer. h"Nstr> SING Sui-r is published
: Nu'h: the monthly circulation i twenty thou-
.,..> Advertisements inserted - - cc,ts per lire.
- i, ,ir 20 this ufir. i'i'';c l'rr mail. in
available Ba,.S note. - ..y .a,i the ri-a of
, ED'9r'. ..,,,;,..
~ obituaries aud rri'.W"> q. i:rNrrc. c>cecdns
-,. ~ charged Cor ~ advertisements.
.-,nl Distance must he accom- panied with 'he all
. = satisfactory rrfvrc:.cr> {" insure execution.
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BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE


1TISS T.. TEBBs, Principal; Miss GAEPga, Asssan, In.
l s,ructor in English; Prof Eng-ibrechi, Vocal and
Instrumental Music Prof po ianSuass-frrnch, Latin,
Italian. &c, Drawing AMI Painting.
Th. Institution will open FOR s second session the 10Th
iay of next September and close the last OF June tho
rough and systematic OF study Is pursued and every
effort will be continued main,an high reputation and
select character the School corps OF wellquafcd
and experienced teachers engaged for coming ses
sion md other assistants will Ice employed the school
Increases IL the design Of the Principal thai this lEs,i
tuiion shall possess advantage for the attainment OF
n thoro,lrh and finished female education.
The building selected and purchased by the Principal for
tb- establishment Of the School, In retired
Snd healthy part Of city Il erected expressly for
a Boar.ng School, andi we.snited for that purpoae
ERygREScks:
The pa,rons ofthe School, IT. Rev. Jno Johns D. c. Rev.
C. r. Dana; Rev d. Sprisg: Rev. j T. Jchnson, Alex
andria, Va; Maj II. r. Tyler Washington City; NJ.
Crutchaed Speaker Of the House Of Delegates OF Virginia.
John seldom. Es Stafford va J. Randolph Tucker Esq.
Richmond, VA Nathaniel Tyler, Editor OF the Richmond
Enuuirrr Dr. A. Curre. Lancaster county. Va: Rev. H.
H. Phillips, vrgnia Female Institute; Hon ); W. Tyler,
Warrenton Va: Rev. o. A. kinsovin2. Middleburg Va;
G, w Lewis, Oak Grove. westmoreiand county. Va.
For Circulars containing Terms, other teeth
monIsl. kc address Miss L. TEBDS,
Jp,v I5~clm Alexandria. Va.
COTTON YARNS, NOS: To TlHoL l2Mfor .ds .sIs by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-30
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

JOHN Is. TINSLEN, Principal.
INlIE mex; Session Of this Institution will commence %"
l. Monday the 18th day Of September l>? and c"sr Oh
the last week in June following.
Ample arrangements have been made fora thorough '
TEN Of education The OF study Is comprehensive
and practical embracing all the branches useful and "rh
mental usually taught In female schools OF III" hi;h's
grade. The several departments filled by competent
aud experienced assistants The public haze been
rec-nily supplied with Maps and Charts, OF the latest com
.iructpn and the Philosophical and Chemical apparatus
enlarged ut heavy expense.
Ii iS the purpose "f III. Trustees 10 avail themselves ."
all the educational improvements oi the day, and 1" pace
their Institution upon such y basis that t. will furnish hd
yantaccs for an accomplished female education, equal to
any that may he oil aimed elsewhere.
Crcuar giving additional Information, will he sent upon
anplca,nu ,n the PRINCIPAL Aug l2-c6:F
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3. rm, GOVERNOR oss VIRGINIA.


I'g.Ii> under authority vested a the Executive. hy
W ,-s ,numi,sion = has hccn appointed 10 Inspect
.l Is. .li examine HtJ :hc proceedings of tie Ba OF
..,. a ra.- report Ia i'hr'. aud il crcniy a!'-
.,aa.;ars hr:c 2n"un; oi circulation III noir. rur
ae note, " s,it h>a. has been i-srei, E!taOu.
ai y~r being provide! sufficient 10 redeem tie
49,! -, aid bank IA f..le :" redeem In such coin
..ss; .ii Ecr>. when pres i:d lar payment; Now,
,s-.fH-. I lis>Es \. W>t Gp.cTUur "i the Common
i5 - Virginia 10 in cui'rai,i ~i.h the provisions Of
~ hetby prohibit the said bills OF note, purpornc
ave >G. b.: aid bauh - "e received in payment
a1u-y Ia" 20 N. State; Iit ;!l collecting officer,
Coltl Uw.i!;h required :" ',L" motto. hereof.
L. ie.'in1gy whereof, | have Subscribed my
aaa- aui caused the al NJ - gee :" &c "':iScl
- h-7,;o - Richmond TIL. i,ris ss \rGs>'. \. y.
~ AZ IN ;.c >i'.i IrNg ot the CorIr,"u" ,.t''.
,..l-t,a iILNiN A. WISE.