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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30
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J. :. DORSEY CULLEN,
March S-cliu Secretary OF the Association
SUH-STlsATUNI SEMINARY

HESlGNED for young men preparing for the University
~ OF Virginia, for college, for business The SsS-
sion will July luth and close October st lS6U
DEvorkD To LAI;S ASD MATHEMATICS As SrgclALrigS.
The Students entering college the University are
generally unprepared take advanced standing and
hence, laLor under great disadvantages. by devog ex-
elusive attention departments for three months,
young may he set forward ut least year in The
college course and thus much time and money he saved
There many others who have been mt college,
and co. who would think gladly avail themselves
Of such opportunity Of acquiring most important know
ledge trifin: There doubtless, many teachers
too, who would like to push their a,tanments further in
these branches than they have hitherto done, and
might thus proaby employ their vacation The Universe.
~ course will be rigidly pursued
II will embrace in MA1IHMA MAriCS-Arlthmetic, Algebra,
Plane and Spherical Geomtry, Trignnonery Surveying,
De.c ilve Analytical Geometry. Calculus is omitted, be-
cause class coulI not finish II during the session.
In L,7I>-C;e~ar Saust, Virgil Cicero, Horace, lvy,
TactCs and Terence will e read In the several classes Dr.
!tarrison Grammar will be Systematically studied and eX
ercisrs written daily.
Private lessons will he gI.en in Greek and Chemistry, i!
desired.
The unlrrS ::ied will be assScdby another atuate or
graduates "f the University Of Virginia
ThEa,: Board, tuition, washing, lights Sc pay able hall
In advance, Sj'e
The location Is G0 miles "r Richmond and % mil =
from Charlottesville The place is pleasant and healthy
asuulmer retrcl; any in Eastern Virginia.
Applications must. hr made before the 10Th Of June or
they will not I've received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30
RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

COMMITTED the Jail Of liitsglvania county, Virginia
" on the lst day Of February lsn, nrsr" man named
HARRY who saws he belongs 10 Elijah Graves, "f CaSwe
ron,r N C. IlARRY!s about six feet high, nm! Is sup
posed to be about sxtyfve years old, black cn'nrx"h
Said negro will be delivered 10 his Master Iy "a! nichi '
jail lees, and all lawful charges. go, :,
March I-rwit JOHN II. OLD, Jailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30

:as :,-n-, h. LaCKS, ole Maltese and one Spanish,
~ 70: .a..bt '9Ir and the latter rising three years
,'! :. oIh lively and vigorous. CONCERNING which,
D.ay cr., -" .D'cber, r JvtIress store Pos, Office,
!r,-,-r:,,u SHARPE CARTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30

Fork CRoa FluraGna county, Va
" Eth. place is arc'sSib. Icy the james River Canal
Students will Land II lrcian's IIuG March s. c3a
Raleigh Standard, Charleston Courier ami Augusta
Consiiunialist copy month and send bill to p = II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30
R1tbmono Enquirer.
FRIDAY MORNING., MARCH so, 1856.

by RlrculE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30

''diM KEITH ,,ux ,,,,,rn,.
Is II K CHI.
"hftHipO flcv!:;Ei: C.I-STy y,;;,:t>,,
II - TAt ~ tf;isS OF R1+Avy WOOL
:. ., T., ,,Pv:" AtiiEO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN.
~ .N-N I.lNSEiS. for I..rn wn,u.n Mlr..h ..-r1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30

ATTORNEY AT Law
h>TLASn, llASnvEH CorSrY, Va,
iL Nric:.cc regularly In the Courts o. the coutti.,
~ o. iAlD"rr, Caroline and King William, and viii At.
AZ h.s,ess in any Of the Courts held in the city oil
'"1..i Dec. 2:}--,it.Ir;t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

From the New York Tribune, June 70.


To the eastward, and in the Northern and Western
counties Of this State there has been less than an
average fall Of rain At Boston it is stated that on
ly 81 inches Of rain, or not more than One-fourth
of the rainfall of last year, measured during
the first four months Of this year. As a necessary
consequence, the medOws and pastures were show
ing the effects The grain crops in New England.
generally, promise well ; and fruit Of all kinds
peaches perhaps excepted, will be abundant unless
accidents betall within the coming month.
Rhode Island is suffering for want of rain and the
wheat and grass are described as being somewhat
spindling. In New Hampshire. the same state of
things prevails and the drouth has extended to tie
furthest parts of the Western country whence we
have received advices.
In Northern Illinois, wheat will be an average
crop. Although scattering and headed rather low,
the berry is plump. and will be harvested in good
condition Corn promises finely, the weather in
spring having been favorable for blowing and plant
ing, and it is hoped that the losses by reason of last
years severe frosts may in great part be made up
by an abundant harvest Fruit will be abundant
In the central portions of the State the spring OPEN
ed very early, and cont Rued so clear and pleasant
that the farm work was well done in good season.
Some who planted their about the first of April
were compelled to replant because Of frost
The accounts from Wisconsin and Minnesota and
in fact from the entire western country in the main
corobOrae the experience of the districts above re-
ferred to.
In Missouri, however, the drouth has been so great
as to seriously injure the grass and grain crops,
while the fruigrOweFs are said to have but gloomy
prospect
In South Carolina, the stand of cotton is thought
to be an average one, and corn promises well, but
oats are a failure. and wheat is in an unpromising
condition throughout the State
In some parts of Northwestern Ohio the Palmer
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Tho Cattle Distemper.

During the late brief session Of the Legislature of
Massachusetts, two bills were passed relating to the
distemper which is prevalent IN that State. One
hundred thousand dollars were appropriated and
placed at the disposal Of commissioners to be ap-
pointed by the Governor to investigate and exrpate
the distemper, which is called pleurO-pneumonia
The commissioners are to treat and experiment upon
such a number Of cattle, both sound and infected
as will enable them to study the symptoms and laws
Of the disease and ascertain as far they can the
best mode Of treating cattle in view Of the proven
ton and cure of the disease andrep0rt the proceed
ings to the Governor and Council. They are fully
authorized when in their judgmentth the public good
may require it. to cause to be killed and buried any
cattle which are infected with or which have been
exposed to tl.s disease, and make compensatong to
the owners therefor, one-fth Of the appraised value
to be paid by the towns in which said cattle are kept
and the remainder by the commonwealth. The law
imposes heavy penalties for the transportation of
cattle to the West side Of the Connecticut river viz
whoever shall drive OF transport any cattle from
any portion of the Commonwealth East of Connect
cut river to any portion West Of said river before the
first day Of April next without consent Of the Com
missoners named in the first section, shall be pun
ished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars,
by Imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding
one year.
whoever shall drive or transport any cattle from
any portion of the Commonwealth into any other
State before the first day Of April next without the
consent of the Commissioners named in the sixth
section Of this act shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceedng five hundred dollars or by Imprisonment
in the county jail not exceeding one year
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

The MONUMENT TO THE SIGNERs.-Tbe Commits
soners from the original thirteen States have fixed
upon the site for the proposed monument in indie
pendence Square, Philadelphia. They selected the
centre Of the square midway from the South steps
of the State House, and midway between Fifth and
Sixth streets being on the main walk The law al
lows them sixty feet square. The Commissioners
have adopted address to the Legislatures of the
original thirteen States stating that the monument
will cost not over Sl5OOOO and that the sums to be
contributed by the States shall be in proportion to
the number Of Representatives in Congress of each
that the material shall be granite, and the design
distinguished for simplicity. The monument viii be
SO constructed to admit of appropriate nscrip
ton upon it by each Of the original States. If the
necessary legislation be obtained prior to the
4th Of july 1861, the Commissioners recommend
that that day be set apart for the laying of the
cornerstone.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

AN Offering for 1ale n he most desirable mail Is,s
II rsnneres, situated il summer county rus,tsiv u f
ka1hEa and 6alatin Turnpike read, eighteen miles lo fhs
forler and eight miles hon ihe latter place. within haf nile
Of saunderye, g which place es . tepet o. he EsskFs
and louisville hailroad, IN AZ hours RAJ 81 Earhrul
IN pla-s contains about thirty ave ARA ana = IN nsla
Fepaiz. the sol 4 ezoellant. Iher1 q thrifty young drlr
beautifully be- Eed 10 Esth Qage Orange The lseina
story Brick vita ave large rooms BRICK ken And nat ra1
out houses veil Of NOT sxceeul waters r8ol cFefu
and spring
Also, within mile Of Eaunsrsa I13 scrss 81 Ind ay
acres cleared te lEnes finely ntsraf sad ven sst 1ac
grass Being determined 70 1111, W eel haTai1 III
he above places. JANIS ERlNKlIa
iunsll-dEu1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

INCIDENTS or THE ToRNADO.-The Davenport Iowa)
Gazette relating some of the remarkable incidents
of the late tornado, has the following
little girl three years old was found in a slough
in the Northwestern part of this county this side of
the " Waubsey,' near Mrs. BrandOns residence, and
probably couple Of miles from the track Of the tor
nado. She was seen TO fall and found with head
buried in the mud. When taken out. she was found
to be alive. She was taken care Of and is now ap-
parently well, excepting that she is not altogether
sensible She cannot tell anything about herself.
and is utterly unknown.
From Rogers settlementin Clinton county, a child
four years old was carried a distance Of two miles
and Killed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19
~. 0. GRIFFITH a co.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, Isoo.
Tho BaItimore convention.

We are disappointed in not receiving dispatch
from the Editor Of this paper giving some account
Of The doingz st Baltimore yesterday. The meagre
dispatch from the agent Of the associated press
anounts 70 nothing, so we are completely at sea "
III regard to the movements at Baltimore.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

HORRIBLE MURDER OF AN ALBANIAN BY INDIANS
The Albany KRcberbocEer Of the 9th instant says:
Information has just been received in this city
that young man named James Lane who former
ly resided here was waylaid BY Indians, murdered
and scalped in the State Of California. After he
was dead the savages took his body tore and cut it
to pieces and fed it to their dogs Mr. Lane, at the
time of his death, was engaged in the farming bus
mess, and was on his way to a mill when attacked
and murdered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

The Westport OissOuu) Star of the 9th instant
gives the following account Of the lamentable effects
OF the late unprecedented drouth in that section:
The drouth in this county continues and really
the prospects are alarming. The wheat is gone
the Young fruit-trees are killed; the gardens are
marched up the streams, and cisterns, and wells
and springs are nearly all dry as powder-hOuses /;
vegetation is sun-stricken, and man and beast are
actually in some neghborhoOds, suffering for sui-
ciput water
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NAsHVTLLE FEMALE ACADEMY
Fouuded Tgfos


TUyHE session Of this Institution begins hrst Mcnday IN
September PreparEon TeeE ior Classification and room
ing o. Pups he last week in August Note As ioie2s a.
Vantageg
l. The Buildings IN sztont and htnss for Echoo par
poses, domestic comforts halh, eNf1as and conFenencs are
Wholly uaegaalsd in he United States We ehae1gs somPaf
ison.
2 The six Acres OF Lawn and shade are en-
unrsstrnsd freedom Of childish sports and unacet amHle
ments
NOnsSectarfnn.--ThsA Academy belongs 70 afty ssn-
tsmen, represented BY Of their Of dlreut de
nominations pledged 70 preserve th4 n5us1n character o.
the school,
4. The Maternal Care Of tie Boardiur pu3ils, 10
entrusted lunder the constant supervision Of ne fpa %
Ladies Of culture and educatcu, devote t Whole
the happiness nd comfort Of The pupils
s. Ths Health Of the imstatutfou o un7Eece-
dsnte In The history o. schools Only f dea have oc1rrc
TIE pupils forty years. Ihe tah ltafa "a ne
InstItution are its highest recoun en3atiouE.
6-Ihe Rooms are large vel f1Tnilledi and never
crowded
z. security from Ffra--Ths tuHdi1es ars hs1isd ~
stsam and lighted sin hat ne pupis lcura rom
the ordinary accidents acuuT from Gre pec and
move bic ehts Besies he eveuness of temperature aids
greatly 10 the health o. The sshool
g. Regulations which wears haFs shown % Be most
luary, viii be e9nnue their ful force TIE st posi-
bic changes viii b. made rules and general
Of the Academy.
The Faculty Is composed o. hirty so teachers and
attacles most Of whom With predecessor In
the Literary Department tie tsarhrs has had lsg and
cssul experience, and most OF hen il h3 Old Acdeny In
the Music and Ornamental Dec eu taa relch1 Rr1l
and Artists Of high CELEBRITY superior drpisl has tcsn
recently engaEei for the ensuing year.
IN i.eL we 5le.. leei. IN every 1lal -t - p
found l similar lnatltnn In e Uuei States are fur
nshed In he Nash lille Female AcaismYie Ara tsr q
hundreds Of The ost elegant and raned ladies IN ne southan
country.
Tsrns As heretofore. For Parsglr' apply q ciEsa.
Nashville, Tenn. June 6 'sO-t46zv3n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19


virtue Of a deed Of made By james O. Owen the
ID 9Th Of October, 1850 and registered the lOh 0co
ie9 in the Registers Once Of Davidson county, Book No. 20,
plges 81 Will Saturday the tn day Of July le69
At the Court HoHss door in the city Of Nashville for sale
10 TIE highest bidder for oh the following real estate, 70 vii
lst lot Of ground Broad street, IL The city sf Nashville
Onng SO feet Broad and King back llU feet ea
70 FarnsFors lot, and dnng the lot Of Mrs frc said lot
being just above the intersection Of High and Broad streets and
formerly occupied BY GanteF Blackamh shop, and now
used Csrpens and MIL stone shop By Narne Ferguson
ID Tact Of Land Of i've UaVson county, Tennis
the Vaughan Pike, and bounded the North BY the
Vaughan Pike the West By the lands Of Mr. stfatOn and
Mrs c. Bell, the South ty lane street, and the
east by lot OF Geo ge Hitchings-
ID Tract Of nine and "a poles known a. The Wilson bill
place. and designated lot No 81 OEsas pan Of Buens
Vista Property.
4th ot part Of said Buena Vista property containing
twelve acres and marked said plan OF OEen unded on The
West ~ the Buena vista Turnpike, the the land Of
McGavoek THE North by Cumberland River, and The
South By lands OF Henry Holt including and excluding
belonging the Buens vista Ferry. The bulk and bounds Of Bd
tvast will be shown the day Of sale.
All right eqay OF redemption Of said lands expressly
waived and released 8. L. FINLEY,
iunel4 I'd Trustee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

Advices from Acapulco of May 20, state that vel
low fever was raging at that place, from Ethe effects
Of which upward of 5OO-deaths had occurred within
six weeks. Among those who had died was the
American Consul Those who had the opportunity
were leaving for the interior Of Mexico.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19
LOOK SHARP.
Distress Goods at Auction.

TyEN ThousaDd Dollars OF Shoes BrOganB,
Ladies' Misses and Children's Shoes and Dry Goods, with
-Four Thousand Dollars worth supedne Ready made Clothing
We viii sell at Aucon June I9s $780, without reserve
account Of parties in distress Ten Thousand Dollars worth OF
Shoes Boots and Bogns Dry Goods superior Ready made
Clothing These Goods SUPERIOR oush expressly for
the Southern Trade and 10 good order and they must
and will be sold. This the time for mOnyed md os that
make good and prompt notes and those that can't comply
with the terms OF this sale to the dot will please keep outside he
ripg.
Terms-All under $780, cash; 500 four months
time will b given for satisfactory note payable 10 bant
iunelO-tds TRABuE 4 LUCuS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

ueufy Foster and wife and others Fru,rts
IN purslncs Or decree o. ne County Cour ~ D,-fs-
county, rendered n the arogs cause a. ne Nav sr is0
vii csr Tor sale q me Court House. TIE city 81 Nashve
On Satureayi the SOth OF June nrx a lot ~ ground
fronting 30 FEET on ne Hast side Of Chrry street NORTH and Sc
tween Gag and Ana Streets and adjoining property Of A.
Ashhrook.
Terms'--One third eszh and The balance On credit o.
and tgo yers with interest," notes via security squrs nd
llsD retained Until paid. D. Il curdTff NJ
may95, 60 IDS Oh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19
.11eshany Spr1ngsi


VI VIE Proprietors having purchased this Watering
Elace in October last, have thoroughly repaired and
furnished it with entirely furniture Of the class ana
will open for the reception OF visitors 18th day
of june
Having increased and made liberal arrange
mens for the comforOf their guests they hatsr themselves
that but few III any Watering Pisces will afford the
fractions this.
It is situated the county Of Montgomery 81 miles from
shRWsvle Depot Virginia and Tennessee Rairoad on the
banks Of me Roanoke River and Is surrounded BY Of the
most beautiful and attractive be found the
Mountains Of Virginia. The Water has acquired repusa
onn the astfeW years. that is unnecessary say anything
commendauOR Of it. Il specific
worst Of the Stomach Bowels and Liver
and Tor Prosraon Of the system. We might append
number Of certificates from Physicians and others Acquainted
with its merits and TO these might be added Gd iHRtu
Passengers will be ShaWsvle By Horse Omni
busses convey them road to the Springs Persons
leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond and Petersburg
me morning. arrive ct the Springs the day those from the
South win ind the conveyance arrival train
junel9-d4m BOOTH, COLHOUN 4 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

The race-horse "GoodWood by Lexington
which won the threernile race at Lexington on the
9Th inst in the extraordinary fast time OF 5:S43 was
purchased from Wiley & WARD by Judge HUNTER, Of
Alabama a few days previous, for sl,'5O.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

WILL give the shove reward Cox TIE rstun ne, a ny
Place on TIE cornefner o. Cedar and Wstnas rrs1 ns
he Psntentiary, Of snail BLACK lULE, vim 10 rbiis
1poone on ne shoulder the other the necl a-l No.
'hsa al r2snd name and tail trimmed and ten yssrs Ga
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

The stock of produce is so enormous at Liverpool
that public meeting Of the Board Of Trade has
been held to consult about enlarged facilities The
cotton in port alone amounts to million bales and
storage has advanced to I'D. per bale per week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

The marine losses for May amount to S2,lS9 500,
90 ,-bicb se46.SOO y in vessels, and Sl243,5OO in
cargoes The losses for the five months Of this year
foot up sI2.26S 400 against sl29lSOOo for the cor
responding months last year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19

ak hours snow storm IN Great Salt Lake City on
the 18th Of May. Although it melted rapidly in
some places, twas over foot in depth. Much in
iury was inflicted upon garden vegetables.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19
RED ROLLING SPRINGS,

MAJUN UUUNIlg IEhNEsaIEs
IN AVIEG purchased the interest Of Messr NrwBY HAM
in the above celebrated Springs have possession
the determined spare exerons rsnder
pleasant summer retreat.
The springs located 10 Macon county, seventy miles
tart from Nashville. Parties leaving for the Springs will
the Gallatn Of which place leave for HarVe
thence By hack The hack will eaqe every other morning
from the hrst Ct June.
The reputation Of the water veil known this commu
nifty need any comment For segoula, Dyspepsia, Gravel
Stone the bladder and al affections Of the kidney they
specific refer with pleasure TO Dr. Z. A HERBERT Nash
ve giving evidence Of the curative powers Of the water
having been Permanently cared Of aggravated Of Gravel
apr29-d3m WEBB 4 WALKER, Proprietors
- Loulle Journal copy month. aud send bill to this
ofics for collection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19
Gold Pens.

CHOICE LOT OF THE hest PENS,
JUST RECEIVED BY
junsO JOHN YORK q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-19
Tinners' Goods, &c.,

TUsT reserved AID iaraas 70 ,s trade At ne I5vs ross
- $50 boxes &c lin, loxl4;
100 Do TX do DO,
go DO hest Roofing Tin, 1fz20s
. Pigs Tns
8 40 Lad;
50 Bundles Hight Sheet Tror;
Caslu No II ZlncI
Pail Covers and Handles, RiTitI, Eci
3 Gross Fruit Cans, tops and Bottoms;
20 Water Coolers, fancy and plain 3 2 and glon5;
$50 Massey eye minute Ice Cream Efelrs8 TIE and
most expeditions F-sezsrI nov in
Wrought Iron Cock Stew
still making Of these celebrated ding Stoves
suitable Tor the smallest family 81 Tor l1rEa antaon
Hotel, and warrant every sold ect satisfac-
ton, persons from distance depend stove thai
vii please 10 every respect Eorcf nVeuicnca E1geuent,
having stationary hot Eater nc1r beside twenty other
cooking vessels and Tor durability they excsod ~ 10 otter
cooking stove made ". WILSON.
june9-dlEAH4t Opposite seEanee Hou1s, Naa11iIIa