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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
THE DELA WARE STATE LOTTERIES.
Draw every WEDNEsDAY-and one Grand Scheme
per month EXTRA-with capital prize ef
800, 900.
The SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES.
(Authorzed by the State of eeorgia)
Draw every SATURDAY--also one Grand Scheme
per month-with capital prize Of
&lOO.OOO.

pAOOgOO0s
eS-TICKETS in any of these and earlier Schemes
may be obtained from TEN TO FIFTEEN DAYS
AFTER THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the
purchaser will consequently have to hold his ticket
only eight ten days before he will get tie OFFICIAL
DRAWINGS, which will be published in several Of
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers, and a
file of the New York papers, containing perfectlst
of all of said drawings, can be found at
Wood, Eddy & Co.'s Lottery Office,
No. 9S Montgomery street, Rooms Nos. and 0,
over Freeman & Co.'s Express, SAN FRANCISCO.
WHILE AlCkEIs.. .....s..plO w
QuAhIEkS .--..............-..... Du
gay- ORDERS FOR TICKETS OR CIRCULARS, showing
the plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are
awarded will be any desrous of rece living
them Enclosures of $40 and upwards, may be
made by either of the Express cOmpaules, at the ex
pense and risk of WOOD, EDDY CO., and PRIZES
WILL BE CAsHED at San Francisco. All commu-
nications strictly confidential.
Address
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
ID. D.D.GASSNER.

Care OF WOOD, EDDY a Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Remember that we are selling tickets at the
regular State prices, and advance as other Lotte
ries. nov1S-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
FOR SALE.
VARNISHES,

CNoACII PICTURE,
~ COACH BODY
C0PAL No. and 2,
JAPAN, Brown and Black
DAMAR,
LEATHER,
Alarge lOtof VERY AOHolCE, now landing and for
sale by RICE, COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25

=, o; J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 444 Broadway, New
YORK, and ia Market-st., st. Louis No.
ers. w.
~ PARK WHITE, San Francisco, Wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1 1y-eod-chq
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-25
CCATE OF CALTFORNIA. county of!

UUHN a. MCQUAIUt
Notary Public in and for Yuba county, Cal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
AMERICAN GUANO.

" ORR attention ca.ld Mis- valuable Fertilizer from
J4rs, island. IL thc Pacific Ocean, and In possession
II n. American GGano Coorany by formal act Of ,s
L. :. Government.
and LINE in natural combination that can.
he initiated by ami In finely divided condition 40
that the useful na,cr be readily taken UP when applied
crops 1t also cOn'crs lasting benefit upon the soil at.
tee the crop has been harvested.
We refer the farmers who have used IL upon
their crops last Spring and who report its effects equal
The Peruvian. particularly adapted to Wheat and ;l.
'sFes superior stand aid srowh Of Grass.
MorSr PiEAsASr LACE NEWARK M,
{. s MA&sE.LL, Esq,
President Of ~. American Guano Company:
Dear sT AS hs American Guano has but recently been
Introduced. .ai but Few o farmers know about the
atiIce, WI ,ay :" all SUCH hv un; hundred or two
hundr' and " poGnds per or the American Gaano
ihcy Wal he 20 harvest the rst year. twenty-five
cent. oH the outlay. Il more besides beavh,ns the
land Cor future crops.
lsp.ak adssedly, having had the last much ex
perence In The u II Corn. Wheat, Grass, Cucrn
bers and Melons in all with equal beneficial results.
used the American Guan" on spr ng Wheat. laid down
with Clover Ane Timothy Seed The Grass seed oos finely
and amer the Whea; harvested every plan; of the
Clover headed ola result never before vriiaed ~;:h
land highly uanured'w. barIS aTd rcGaure.
Very r,srcct:a!iy yours,
We sne. The American! Gusno fertilizer which has
Ge by SIDE proved sc?cccf 10 te Peruvian, which il Is
d.>t:!rd 20 suprrscde.
The American G4ano Is Dry and In l.s r.,sga state
ready To be applied hr driI or otherwise.
Price go per ton ot @OV pounds. delivered IN Deno:
on Boat: Dealers vii! be supplied by hi, agency 4, New
York prices FELIX II. CAVE.
AScn; American Guano Comp any,
Richmond Va.
ei-o oaic-, i:,a s;ree'. 1eiwscn Main aat Car,
July 92-ct Aim
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alAn REW Ann

DAS iTAY from the subscribers, on Thursday night,
II -. .iA instant, four likely Negro Men, named Wy
AN BOB and SAM.
-l =. "a, purchased ot H. 8. Rohards tf North Caro-
- ~ March, about q years Q! age five feet Zen
aches high; likely; complexion very dark, and
+. ssI eIsy when spoken 70.
~ .b,Ct ~ years OF age; FIVE fee' e!gh' or rire
=. s4s purchased Of Georg. ID. pac. Of Rich.
'-- - q March. and was purchased ty Mr.. Pace
,r l.a-. ot otGlpgces;cr county. lie Is very likely
~ l. ~ dAA eomiicxion and has u sea. iroia i
.a- CHR i-.s
s ,.gy ct inches hleh; was purchased o. 5.
,..-.r.- o; huc aud queen county, the st OF April
"a. $50 y-Af.. very black aud Stout when he le!:, hc
.,--. % h, face, cac'ej from boil not quite
,.!.. d; 1ye feet seyea eigh; Inches hig oi dark
..-. s:.-t ai.i well made: purchased y! Henry
--. 2. VI, h. II Pil.o,, o. James C'y county, on
.. 20 1,-. SON, f=y whip marks on hi, back.
rs. t-Sag! vii. be IaI or ;:e apprehension aad
- SAT- =--rUc. 90 - in Richmond, Va. ar tiv"
-i te.1 IL A!s -esvry &C security an -ome jail, 'o
O. = So -. 'ln.
,,.i a..=,cs he taken Il; Eici'aoui o: iicnr!co.
u go. b. paid fox zach. JONES 4 SLATER.
- az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
KtNTuCKY STATE OFFICERS.

a .!,n lat. "in",;nn in ko-'nrl'v tho Demo
cra,+ have chosen, by irom nine 70 fifteen thou
sand majority. the following State officers: Gov
crnor. Licutcnant-Governor, .tttorney-Gencral
Auditor. Treasurer Register, Superintendent o.
Public Instruction and President Of the Board
0. Internal improvements These officers are
chosen for four years. The Democrats had pre-
viorS!y elected the Clerk Of the Court OF Ap-
pcal>, the State Printer and the Superintendent
Of the State Prison. For the first time in thirty
years Kentucky will have all entire board Of
Democratic State officers, Legislature Demo
cratic in both branches, and two Democrats 10
rcprc.ent her in the Senate Of the |. States. She
!. cnr.nlctelv and thoronghlv redremed
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Board including washing. &c. ..........:... w W. W
This Academy has been in active operation since ISL "
.yem instruction Is thorough aud extensive and /. ef
c.d Icy the study Of the best Text Books, Conversation
aud Lectures with experimental illustrations In the Hsurs
Sciences The discipline parental The aim OF tile Teac!-
er, is not only mari information but TO develop, eN-
papd and discipline all she powers OF the mind to refine the
srn,ibti., polish the manuers, form correct habits y!
hoh and action iis, proper principles Of action. and
educate the affections nS to tram CHILD To act i;o-
y honoraby and happily, her rarl III that Stale OF ne IA
which Providence place her The success OF i,- Teach
or, In their aim during the ast nineteen years uucr tue
prr..n, Principal is evident from The hf position OF NE
pupils for character refinement anu int"seht. AZ @ e
conr.. Of instruction, particular attention pad 70 ",
own language so that child may learn 10 read write ana
The Natural Sciences. essential to 'he finished COW
cation ,f \ lady receive prominent attention These
are - well adapted 10 teach CHILD 10 '"tk ''f
herself and 10 think carefully AL! correctly 20 secure
spirit Of observation and inquiry TO give desire '"r hnr
nation iov. for study and TO conhterae' ,e perm
cious influence II The exciting and denoraNtis 'eIh"e
50 constantly thrown In the way of tie yorhc "at 'c
should form a constant branch Of Academic leat:iie
Come ted sit" hi, Academy Is an extensive tlrm,, "a
LABORATORY AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPahAi
Lectures with Experiments Vill lie frequently gwen 80 '
part instruction in Sciences. The other departments
pertaining To complete Female Edacation VIII pe "h'e'
the ccn-tan, supervision OF IT.. Principal
The Boarding peir:u.n; of the Principal IL eonuu'rd
OF the family plan. that the pupil -hall be deprNeu a'
!c possible. ~ the influence Of the home circle inc
night stady j. nnder the supervision oi one o! the ieachri
by whom also the bOarrr attended in their visits "
The stores AMI -uiial. public Lectures In town Inc!
attend church with the family, not allowed to receive
the special attentions {" young men, nor TO spend ,he hs
ou; Of house unless called for 10y the parent Tie prih
cips knowing tina; the training Of youth for eternity oil
the boe ln Is the surcst training Tor usefulness ho"i
and happiness IN this world rndeayors 20 have az! e'
family arrangements in accordance.
The Location Of the Academy III a healthy and acces
sb. town and good corps of Teachers give 20
Parents and Guardians that their daughters II sent here
will opportunity for gainDg thorough aud sysse
taatic Education
kcFur,her Information can be ob:a!nsl appca.iOr
TO the Principal. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-Ihc Railroad Con.
vention today decided to perform double da..
Iv service between New York and New Or
leans VIA the South-"e>iein route, conmcnc'
ins on the 18th inst. Other important mnt'eis
are undeciieJ The Contention wall atJour'!
tomorrow
\ bogus money.!endins c?nccrn, under the
name o, Evans Il Bro, p'oiv>,ediy located "A;
New York, recently opened All ageucy here
and left borrowers minus several thousands IA
prepaid per centage. The parties a:e sS.i -
have dccamped
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
THE RICHMOND CRA7s.

New YORK, Aug. 1.-the Richmond 'FaFs
arrived here yesterday evening a"d were (. ;.
corted to the Grandreh iion,y ., , G',.,'o" o'
the 7th Regiment. To-day they attended -.
Johns Chsrh escorted by dly'sionoi the 'th
Reci,nent Tomorrow tney viii visit 'a'iou,
III institutions. On tuesday itey viii pe
rsyicwed i, in the City Hall by the lia!or. Inc
company have elected i"ucn pI2;se by IAs''
,nn,..cI manly and sold!er.lise ceyVTtA:Li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
BROOK LAND IIOoL,

IIgp.I AiagNlR! ~ NJ. Va.
WI DINWiDDlE. Ma, Principal,
JOHN &. plNwlDpiE, I,.,,,,.,,
JOllS MURRAY. Vi. 4.
JAMES NJ GhENETr. ~ s.
YplE orc, Of this school is 10 rreTarc young men ioT c
University Of Virginia. Tor any college. Al n. lf
sruc,or. are graduates o The University. three OF them
with the degree VI. and ihe fourth graduate in :"
schools ~ Latin r.c frenc. G.rinan Spanish and No"
raj Philosophy, and also an experienced teacher.
The Principal has had zen years experience IN teaching
three In IA. succrssf c7:duc ot lis present school aid
three Assistant Instructor in the University IN he schools
a. Mathematics and Ancient Languages
N. ;,h session cr.ainric-s the Is. Scr-u1,. mex
ans closes in The Ia-i week o. the following Jane.
Tsg4s exclusive Of lights and towels ,o per ses'lcn ~
sen months, payable s!.joa e lst September and 49,
OF the st February.
For catalogues stating dc:a apply 10 thc Principal ~
Greenwood Depot, Albenari- county, Va.
IuIr o.. I,h S-,t WN DlSWlDDIE, NJ, 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
ARERnEEy SCHOOL.

klNG AND UlE lEES COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
IT 4 the subscribers design tu open school. FOR
BOYS At iS residence. IN Kins and Queen coniy, the >e'
lion IL uc;"bcr :rNi, ai To- terminate "'.
July ooS:'ic With .he usual a, Christmas The
o; instruction Mil he systematic AMI thorough EN-
LracnE ia" English Language, Ancirn' Languages. ihe
Modern Languages. French Spanish and Italian. Mlihr-
ma,ics with its application 10 Land Surveying and CIVIL In
gnerring, and ic H.iuen' Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry.
The undersigned has associated with him Mr. = T. la
TAME, OF she University Of Virginia. who has had several
years experience in teaching and whose testimonial. oi
qualification Of high character. The l"c ton pi te
school Is proverbs for h-athfu,nv, cur. aTan-
iages and refinement OF society unsurpassed in the
State Aberdeen Is one mc distant from s.. stephen 4
Church. Pos, Oncc :h- stag: road from Richmond 10
TsppahannocS
TsEN- Hoard and Tuition In All "a" branches aaa eye
ry Necessary eScrp, lights, t!c9phYae!s c hl y, Jan
utry, the other Bis; July.
Pos. Oaicc--s;. s,-l.Lvns Chr-ch. J. c. CoCNCfLL
NEGrS'A Mu.IriEy lS>IiTv-E Jin. ~ 1>"?
IL gives much pleasure 10 recommend the Male Scoc
under the charge Of Mr.. J. L. Counc Mr CouneIi Is
distinguished graduate OF this fG-:iiuon and discharged
with credi. the duties OF Asa; Professor Of Nn"
mAiir year II. has been engaged in teaching fer
about wears, and has given sra satisfaction TO those
who h1y. employed him, who have been under his M
siruc,iOn. DO Si!a srca. confidence recommend hr
school. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
July l:--c,i Sup,rt V VI. ].
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VT. LAUREL ACADEnI,

P;..E rowEki, Principal -, Assistant
uCAToN.-five miles fsorn CloYcr n-I,1. H., Eich
i moud aud DanyI'- Railroad, remarkably healthy re-
met. Temptations 20 "!cc AID ccuycnie; cNurccs.
Srrjgars T,rGHr.-Anc-nt Lsn,rasc.. Modern Lar
ra,!ly
Length 0, Session, from l.; October 10 Is. August.
TErNS--Board aud tuition, ten months, $2ir payable
half Ia advance Lights extra. Pupils conveyed from the
depot ~ithou, expense.
Address the subscriber n: SaGnon III 25h August, and
afterwards ut Mt. Laurel Halifax county. V Apply early
Juiy l1-Jantf pIks pUWEk-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
HILTON SCHOOL.

TINHE THIRD Session OF NY SCHOOL established ioi
the benefit OF my sons, vii commence 'ie hr'' ~
srrt,,nher nrN, and close the last Of June. leGD
SIX ccl, boys can lie accommodated IN aGi'oh . s
own AMI r;l;oy equal privileges with them
Il will h- cGnHucd under the instruction o tnAhLE.
yurSG E-Q graduate Of the University Of NiFI'ns ah'
er,ncn'y qualified for :hc position
1sp">-t5 per session of zen months, ino!ndihs e't'!
,hnc-pay.h. On s.liaH u. the c"mn"ncemrn the othr'
at tie close Of the i-rni. ,,,i
ItFrrIsrys-r'e rscI!iy Of the University Of 'ns'hia
DR. A. Carver Hanover; Dr. VIA. {. Warren, Eieno
c. Win sutton H. D. lIaxall Logan Waller, i.ls, h'.n @
mond. Res D. B Ewing Gorjonsyille Col j. WILLIS, 'o'
u. scor, Maj. J. H. Lee, Orange " >.rv,,.x
Atir l-I-til LNS. Wv WV.
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.nca-cx4w y NATHAN ii. coGBlLL,p.
XvIRGININ-lN CHAScERY.-A, rules eld f.

N7IRGINIA-tN CHANCERi.-At rules eld Tor
th. Circu, Court Of Chesterfield county IN u,e
c ~. oice thereof Oh -,he fist Monday in aP 1872
the day OF said month
MARY Ann Rebccca, wife OF man called Wiiai Anu.r
son otherwise called - Jerks, who sue 'y a. ~ ~ S."
sr, her father and natural guardian rhHun'
against ,, nr
I'm having IIe.l her bill, the object ofshch IS
h, in deere. for divorce, and TO prOnoune she said
null and void and the defendant not appearing
and appearing Ivy AFFIDAVIT that he is non rsaeh. U'
,. S,,. /; /, ordered that he appear here wLn one
nn,,, a,r due public OF this and do what ecessA-
ro;ct his n.res, in this suit that a'opy o'hi- or
der &c published in one oi the r.v .s,
and hat another copy be posted at the front dor oi me
court hcus Of this county the first day OF Ter OF he
'"a.'' .'u.s q. ~ NATHAN II. COGBlL G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
ASHLAND ACADEmY.

fTNE tecort s-ssio, OF I'll, school viii On the
Il FRS, Monday Ia october next.
40 pupil will be received under :ouric-a yeas O. nSe,
unless already well grounded in the F4;icras Q: In
GIish education.
Besides TIE usual Classical and Ma,hern,lra studies. a
Of History will be taught, o.pG aut ea!ei-
..yc rs III. length Of "a" session viii sdGi:
viii b. assisted. heretofore, by Nr Cf,HLEa A.
JoSts, OF NU;;oSay, Master vi AIT. y: c University Of
Virginia.
rruNs ~.'.i3, pnh a." l,-t.. r>~--...9 s2.N,
half payable In adIr and The residue the ci-e
q. tie session
For further information adtrc~. ST &. TUCKER.
d--,.,,t H-ll f..
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The Richmond Enquirer,
.;sago DAILY. sEMIwEEKLf AND WEEKLY,
y grrcuIE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
TEKN Ms:

y7,ur r,rss, seven dollars per anuum, and .; the
-: dollars II taken for a shorter period than
:Ae SgNi.WEsSlY, tTe dollars per annurp, and
" 'r,-. f,r >lx months, payable in advance. For the
A. per Annur or six copies for SIn. 20 be paid in
-. vance. Nltn le:icss containing money are
',,y l.:s; be registered, .i.,y VII! lee a; NJ
.-r er.'srS.
..'4lso ESoriRrs' AnvtET'-i>G SuEE. Is published
q '. :ae mOathly c;.cui,ion IS twenty thoE-
Advertisements ius-r;.i :,; - cents per line
a. ii.s - his Office may lee "-'g,:'c rer mail. in
:. l.c Bark notes. !. ,e,.. - al the risk O;
81 obituaries aui Tri,a',~ 90. .:,>,'c,i "Nc.cdlag
y -, ,.e Charged for IL .vEcrSeH.et,.
,.,. .!.;II,e InG>t L. accIu.I.lii.e! MI. ;hr AL
,, 7->.-i-f..:rry references. 10 insure execution
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Ny ad,lr... is fr-d-gck'. Hall. Louisa county, Va.
Juy l9-ctIjthS-p NATHANIEL. ". HARKS
JETFERsONr0N ACADEMY.

TINIIS institution situated u most healthy and a--cca.
Il bIe n.ishorooh, and half l-- !spfa the fau-
uicr spring !rrc from the haunt. o! vice dissipation
Will br opened the first Mondav in S,'mber next aud
close The last q! June following.
The Of ,il!y "ll h@ :CTou.. coupsin: Ls:ln,
Greek, Mathematics ani Other branches r'u,y taught in
our hes, academies IN which yoaus , are prepared for
c,llev. the business n' if.
TIEYs-for board ami tuition }lj payaIle one a,if In
advance. CALEB BtR>LkY, Principal.
For any further Information. address the Principal a;
I.r.. ,'r tu,I wa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
SUNNY-SIDE SCHOOL.

THE UNIVERSITY uF VIRGINIA.
TIyHE second Session Of my School will e fret
Monday OF September and close the las! Of June The
subjects o! study r,ay be embraced andc. n" following
heads
l. Engsh Language and Literature.
. Aneien. Language and Lterd'i:'
2. French Language and Literature.
!. Mathematics.
J. Natural Science
g. Mcnta! and Mo-a Science
Mou,ay Circuisr. giving correct .Slb' .: each s;u.
ieu:s ,chcarp apd tror;De:i;, VIII u sen! 10 parents
ard guardians.
The fees for tuition board &c. (-ash!n; eacered) per
term Of I've months tlj - be paid puncunly in al
sf- 70. further inquiry, address
4,
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.r..n caIIEGE WILLIAM MARY

fllE next session Of this Institution Will coinleicc on
l ~. .,roud wednesday Of October next. The cxrrci-
,r, win be resumed in The renewed college ed'hcc. A
coau-,. apparatus, arce scale Of the stes; and mos,
,nrny.i rou.,ruc,,c Ia. already been ordered which.
together with we'll selected Nbrar will bc IN readiness
for u,c by :,c co.i.uvnr oi the session.
DEPARTMENTS.
I Latin and Latin Literature aud tie Romance L.''-
yuay.s--CpNls TtLiArLKLu, A. NJ. Professor.
H. Greek and Greek Literature. and Gernnr-tn"Ahh
: JoYxnS, 4. NJ. Professor.
L.t,res-SiLi4 TurrE>. b. L., Professor.
Iv History Political Economy and Con.;i'n'oaa! Lar
-I;cu'r j. MORRISON, Professor.
'. Chemistry ard Sa,ural phllo.ophy Bij. : f"ELL,
Professor.
81 Ms,iemalics-Ilgsi ;. Ev..t Pr"te.s1-; Ti"5. :.
L. s>y,p Adunc: Professor.
For further Information, sdi.ess,
BENZ. ). EwELL, President.
llirrs sh,iry "a
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE.

n ~ NJ ! ~ ~ - ~ - ~ - - ~ ' ~
fENHIS ESTABLISHMENT HAVING EEEN PURCHASED
l. by individuals cieay r.-ldin: In Portsmouth, Norfolk
and h- ..acei.t coa.ry, Ill bc maintained .r: clgss
Institution
The u-urc session sll 'ie r.l M,sp,yi!.
October and-r the ::scn oi the Rcy. CiiAs. A. RAY
MOND wc viii have a..ooiA,d Vi him NJ abie corps Z.
Teachers.
The rates Of i;oa-i aud Tuition will reran unchanged.
For further particular, !rure Advertisement! oF al
dr..- REV. THOMAS HUME:
MOSs ". hRNISTthD. EsC.. P".i-.nou.h. r.
RiN. CilhILfS 4. EAYMJSp, Hampton.
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nINOyEIx ACADEMY, VA,
INsiNI IVKH.
HILARY T. JONES. NJ A., Il. -! Va rs!sc;F.,.
WM. NJ FONrAlNE, VI. A, IL. Of Va,
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

JOHN 4. CALYo O: Richrn"ri.
RgFxRsNcgsfhc Faculty Of the University 81 Vrsln'~.
Prof VIM j. Martin. Chapel liil y. - Profs. Owens and
strange Richmond College: lion. j. VI Mason Winchester;
Judge VIA J. Robertson, Hon. : ;. l-aA", u H. Masru
der, ESQ, Alb.rare: F. w Co,traI Jgic" l.. II. Cole
man. Caroline; Rev H. >irins-lpw, Charles Morris, Ed~
Morris, W. C. Wi:khan Esqs, Hanover. Wynda:n Robert
son, H. b. Haxa, wm. II. liaSal, Edsn Eohr-"i!, 7.
Brown, Z. 7. Wurhau!. j. H. Chsmn-riayn", ksq-. Ric
,nond James X. Marshall tray Carroll, E-q... fau.uier
Having withdrawn from ;he Hanover Academy, take
great pleasure recommending stcre->or. Mr. H. y.
JONES 10 the confidence patronage OI ,e frh'r Nr.
Jones has been associated with me, Ia the conduct OF the
Academy for the last three years and aueriorr speak
suo wngy Of his qualifications instructor lie Is y
gentleman scholar and, what /, equally important ha'
aptitude for the rianae Of LcTs Those
wv may decide 20 place their sons under ss charge vii"
feel Confident have cause - regret y r=ino'a from
the corps o; Instructors
To III. abilities OF his Assistants also gire the most
qualified testimony. LEWis VI. toLtNAS,
Late Principal Of HancTer Academy.
~ For further particulars, address
H. z. JONES. sylorsylls,
Ju,y iG-ctl,Oc: Hanover rouLt;, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16

Districts.
l. I. \. r. Nelson, Opposition. Gain.
. Horace Maynard
g. r. L. BrabSon,
). W. b. Stokes,
=. f. llatton.
t. ,Ja> II. Thomas, Democrat.
:. ,Jno. V. Wright,
:. Jas. VI. QuarlcS, Opposition
.. Emerson Eitherdge, Opposition. Gam
II. ". I. Avery Democrat
SryrucHy.
Districts.
/. Henry {. Burnett, Democrat.
.. Samuel q. Pcyton.
,. Francis VI. Bristow, Opposition.
:. Vim. c. Anderson, Opposition Gain.
=. j. Young Brown, Democrat.
e. Green Adams, Opposition. Gain.
:. Robert Mallory. Opposition
: To he contested.
.. I.eban T. Moore, Opposition Cain.
80 John W. Stevenson, Democrat
NORTH c,EoliSA.
Districts.
/. ". y. H. Smith. Opposliion. Gain.
>. Thos. Rullin, Democrat.
= Warren Winslow, Democrat
/. l.. OBJ Branch, Democrat.
.. j. y. Gilmer, Opposition.
g. j. NJ. Leach, Opposition Gain.
:. Burton Craigc Democrat
= T.. B. Vance, Opposition.
ALABAMA.
Di-;Tic:-.
|. James \. Stallworth, Democrat
:. James l.. Pugh. Democrat
>. David Clopton, Democrat
+. Sydcnlam Moore, Democrat
>. George S. Houston, Democrat
8. w. K. W. Cobb. Democrat
J. /. II. Curry, Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-16
BELLE HAVEN IN>TITUTE


NJISS T.. TrBBS Princips Mis-, GARstK, Assstar: In.
INl srucicr in English; Prot! tnge!hrcci, Vocal and
Instrumental Music Pref Pol Lar caerf:erc, Latin,
Italian. sc, Drawing and Painting.
This Institution yiu open pr - -conl se-'or - .h
day 81 SrI-;isr, and c!oe 30; is-. lCn-. tho
rough and ,yi.nac cuu1. ~ ''u: pur.ird and -gtry
effort w BE- continued 20 :1aiu;ru high reputation and
select character pr The school corp, Oi we'll t!-d
ard experienced teachers "rg.g-d FOR the coming
~ion other assistants will lie employed the school
ncrcis,s |, is r design oi "a. Principal this II -ti-
tuition shall possess every Advantage for The s.tainmun 81
a thorough and finished i-u,l: .-!Icaiiou.
TIL. b,ms s-ccr"d and ;utias-d by 'hc Principal for
ih- p"rnaii-i!: establishment " he School il rcgcI
su healthy rtr; II 80" 's " erected expressly f9r
4 Boar iiu, School and, ,.liri:.d tor tia; purIc-.
H-.irs,.ts.
Tie patron. o';h- sc,,ur!. r. -; Jno Johns y c. Rc2.
C. b. Dana; RcY. u. Sprisg, Re-. T. I.insrcn Alex
andria Va; Maj. H. H. Tyler, Washington Cry: ".
Cruch-l Speaker o! .lc House o Delegates Of Virginia.
John S.iDn E., Stafford, Va. J. Ran1,rh rucke- Esq.
Kchtaoud Va; Nathaniel Tyler. Editor t.: tn Richmond
Enquirer Dr. L. i. Currie, Lancaster county, Va Rrv. L.
H. Phillips Virginia Female lns,,;utr. Hon. J. ". Tycr,
Wtrr-r,on. Val E-v. u. a. knsolving Midieburg Va;
G W L.wis, Oak Grove, Wcsmor-!and county. VI.
FOR circn'aT- containing Tcrrs other re Fences. c>:!
:nor!.l-, &c, address Nj. t. TEBBS
Jul; i:,--cIu ll.NtuIri, VI.