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MISCELLANEOUS.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

THE CONFERENCE SEMINARY,
LOCATEDAT sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
THE FhLL SESSION of this Institute will
i commence the second Wednesday in SEprEM-
Der next, and conclude the last Thursday in JUNE
following.
TERMS, PER Sc ssEoN OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board, Washing, Lights, Furnished Rooms,
Fuel, &C., SIS 90
Tuition in regular course in Col'te Dep'nt,
including Ancient Languages, 20 90
Tuition in Preparatory Department, 10 90
Music on Piano. with use OF Instrument, Is 90
6" +" Guitar, 60 Sc 20 90
6 g Melodeon, Sc " 20 90
Modern Languaa es, each, 20 90
Drawing, &C., 10 90
Oh Painting, Is 90
Library Fees, for Collegiate students, per
annum, 90
Library Fees, for Preparatory Students,
per annum, 0 so
For Books and Sheet music the cash must be paid
on delivery, or deposited beforehand. All bills
payable semi annually in advance. Where two sis
tiers come from the same family handsome deduc-
ton is made. No tGltfOn to- ministers daughters
in regular course.
We return very grateful acknowledgements to
our numerous patrons for tie large patronage we
have received the last year, compared with any pre-
vtous year.
qualified to do its work to the satisfaction of all.
We have now full corps OF Southern Teachers
| all Virginians. We advise Eastern Virginans es-
pecially to examine oar rates, and the advantages
we Offer feeling assered that if they do so we shall
have a large patronage from that quarter. To our
own Conference people say here is ,'our School.
Will you make IL the best in the State-an insttu-
ton which the whole Church will be proud of or
will you let it languish for the want Of the patron
age you are sending elsewhere9 We calf a3on yop
to rally TO your eharck School. We challenge any
School of a similar grade in the land to present a
better standard of graduation than the w. +. In
We at n he
of study laid down in the Catalogue. For further
information apply for a Catalogue to
! b. ARBOGAST Principal.
! Staunton, Va.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Mv Accounts are
L drawn off and ready for settlement to the LIST of
July. Many of them are of several years stand
ing. NEED MONEY AND MUST COLLECT to do myself
and customers justice. hope my friends, especi-
ally those whom have INDUCED so long, will not
disregard this notice. Call and fork over.
Z. II. ANTRIM,
Aug. 8, lS60-4t. - Waynesboro', Va.
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SALES OF LAND.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
Three Valuable Tracts of Land.

IN pursuance of a decree made by the Circuit
L Court of Augusta County, in the case of Rou-
dabush, &c, McNair, &C., the undersigned
Commissioners, appointed for that purpose, WILL on
Tuesday, the 14h day of 1ugust neat,
the premises, at public auction. proceed to sell,
TWO VEBY VALUABLE TR4CTS or LAND,
belonging to the estate of Emanuel Roudabush,
decd. One Tract containing
252 Acres
of excellent land, about ITO Acres of which are
cleared, 10 or u Acres Of GOOD MEADOW. and
the balance well timbered. The improvements con-
sist Of good
oveaU frame DsUelsiasg House,
This tract has excellent Spring on it, and is sit
uated on Jennings Branch about mile below
the village of Churcnve. in Augusta County.
The other (2nd) tract, lies about one and half
miles below Churchville, at the junction OF Jen-
nings' Branch and Middle River, and contains
1873 ACRES,
100 of which are cleared, and in part frst-rate
BOTTOM LAND, and the balance in timber.
And Oh Thursdayt the Esd Of August Rext,
will, ON the premises, proceed to sell a tract
(3rd) of land, lying in Bath Co@nty on the road
leading from Williamsville to the Warm Springs,
about four miles from the former and 10 miles from
tbs latter place, containing
22y Acres of ara BILE land,
$50 of which cleared, and 4lS Acres of Morzn-
tain Range
The improvements on this tract consist of COM
Portable LOG HOUSE, Barn, &c. There is an
excellent Spring near the house.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much money in hand as will
be necessary to pay the cost of suit and sale, and
the balance in three equal annual payments from
:he day of sale; the purchaser giving bond and
approved security and the title retained as ulti-
mate security.
The corn crop on sal lands will be reserved to
the tenants, who will have the privilege of remain
ing the land until they can gather the same af-
ter which time full possession will be given to the
purchaser and so much possession will be neces-
sary to put in fall crop will be giver Immediately.
GEORGE BAYLOR, corn,,rs
VIM. S. H. BAYLOR, comm rs'
| farms make enquiry of either of the Messrs.
Rordabush. whc resade upoa them respectively.
G.. b. u W. S. III. B.
! july 13 1850 --tds-Spec cory tbs
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DLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.

DLATED FORKS AND SPOONS@I
i keep constantly on hand Rog ers Bros single,
double and treble plated Forks and Spoons. From
m IN Of
superior quality. They plated upon the pure
white abata and are guaranteed to be plated with
the amount of silver as represented
Also Ivory, tea and table knives.
Stanton, Aug. 10, 1860. G. E. PRICE.
A TTENTION OFFICERS OF THE l6Oth REGI-
n MENT VA. M1LITIA.-Field Officers and
Commandments of Companies in the I6Oth Regi-
ment. are hereby notified and required to meet in
Staunton, at the Office of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court of Staunton, on Monday, the 9th day of
August at halfpast2 o'clock, P. NJ :. for the pur-
pose of holding Regimental Court of Enquiry.
WIN. D. ANDERSON,
Col. l6Oth Regiment.
Aug TO- IS6O-3t:
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A Perfect Screw Top Jar at Last !

EXTE are now prepared to sell to Housekeepers
W and others, "Fridley & Cornman's Self
testing, Seit-sealing, Flexible Cap Fruit Cans
introduced into this market, Nv
The uncertainty that has always attended the
Sealing OF Cans without cement, is in these Self.
testing Cans entirely removed. This great merit
consists in the ease and quckness with which tbor
can be sealed and opened for any number of times.
and in the untaiing test as TO the condition of the
fruit which the flexible cap always gives Cali
ana examine taem at the Hardware Store of
WOOONS Il GILKESON,
Staanton, July 20, 1860.
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Aook @t ThISs
A SPLENDID ORA WING
THE THREE NUMBER PLANT
ID, liz Prizes amounting to S2sl, 4sI 20
wEyT~J> dr.

'H'fA- 'i"o' ''i'f""heifS 10 Szol ,4Sl .2Q,
Whole Tickets SO.
SHARES IN PROPORTION
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forward
ed by flrss mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing 81 IN any hgSre shey may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will he sent
to Purchasers immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to-
MCKINNEY l. CO., Savannah, Ga.
July u, lSso,-ylem
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WANTE,Dt

WANTEDt
A GENTLEMAN of good Education, and who
"A possesses some ability as a POLITICAL WRI-
TER, wishes to undertake the EDIroRIAL MANAGs-
MEaT OF some DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER either at the
South or West. Good reference given if required
Address, A. Y.
Middlebroolz, Augusta CO., Va.
August 10, lS6O.-3t.*
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CIR OCERIES

GROCERIES
AT COST for SH.
QN account of the damage sustained by the re-
~ cent food. will close out the remaining por-
ton of my STOCK OF GROCERIES FOR CASH.
Az COST PRICE. Those articles that have sus-
tanned damage by water, at a fair valuation as
parties can agree upon.
JOHN P. HULST.
Stanton Aug. 10. 1866
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DRESERVING KETTLES AND FURNACES.
l. have on hand good assortment Of Porce-
lain, Bell Metal and Brass preserving kettles.-
Also Iron furnaces assorted sizes for sale low
Staunton. Aug. 10, 1860. q. E. PRICE.
TABLE CASTORS.-A few handsome plated
Il Casters and few plain do, just received and
for sale. G. E.PRICE.
Staunton, Aug. 10, 1860.
DUMPS PUMPS!-Well and Cistern Pumps of
4 the most approved patterns. Also Cooking
Stoves for sale cheap. Call at B. f. POINTS.
stanton, Aug. 5, l860-4t
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Notice.

INDIVIDUALS or Banks, holding Notes Or
Checks with my endorsement, are notified to
c ect the same forthwith, Or shall plead this no.
ii. as bar to recovery against me.
ROBERT G.. BICkLE.
Stanton July o. 186O.-3t.
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10000 fs H sse IVES srsSs:.is aas The
slst inst, at Covngton, for all or part of the
Cross-ties for the Va Central Railroad, between
jackson River Depot and Coviugton. Bids will be
considered for CrosS-tfes delivered at any accessi-
bic point west of Swoope's Depot, preference be-
ing given to those who will furnish them on the
line where TREY are to be laid.
These Cross ties are to be feet long, inches
face, and inches thick. The sides to be squared
and the bark to be taken off.
For further particulars apply to
H. ID. WHITCOMB,
Chief Engineer V. G. r. r.
Ssaunton, Aug. 10, Is6o-3t.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND WALL STREETS,
RICHMOND VA
sAU sDENs Is MADDUX, Propriefors,
JAMES MAS5ENBURG, JR.,
sFoRMERLy CLERK OF TaE COLUMBIAN HorE1l
General superintendent.
T. D. TEBBETS, Clerk.
Richmond, August 10, IS6O.-tf.
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w NTE1Ds
1N00 YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGRO TOES,
lOVO of both sexes, for the Southern market.
The highest cash prices will be paid for them.
Address WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Brownsburg, va.
JaIy 20, leeO-tfs
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Robt. P. Dick, the member of the Ma
tional Executive Committee from North
Carolina, has issued call for the Democra-
cy Of that State to assemble in State Con-
veniion on the 30th inst, to nominate
Douglas and johnson Electo raj ticket.
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DISSOLUTION.

TSHE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutu-
afconsent. A. G. Robertson will wind up the bust
ness of the old firm. A. q. ROBERTSON,
S. BROWN LEE.
Richmond Auu )ec0
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It is truly gratifying to the friends of the
Baltimore Conference to witness the uniyer-
sal reputation, throughout its entire ju-
risdiction, by its members, of the ac-
ton of the General Conference Oh the sub
ject of Slavery at Buffalo, N. Y.
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NJ OTICE .-The term OF CO partnership of Rob-
~ ertson Brownlee having expired by agree
LIVE STOCK ON COMMISSION will be continu-
ed by the undersigned under the name and style of
ROBERTSON GRILLS. They will pay part
lar attention to the sale of Cattle Sheep and Hogs
With Que appreciation of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on Robertson and BrOwnee,
they will endeavor to deserve and hope to receive
a continuance of the same.
A. G.. ROBERTSON,
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w. "A. GElLLo.
Richmond, Aug. Z, 1860.

~ The Business Relations between
Coz. A. &. Robertson and myself for the last two
years was conducted and dissolved with high APP
probation of his capacity and integrity as a Live
Stock Broker; and it is with pleasure that avail
myself OF this opportunity to recommend him 10
the most unqualified terms ofapproyal. to the feed
ers and grazers of my acquaintance, as salesman
in whom they can safely confde
S. EROWNIEE.
Richmond AUG g. ISGO-tf
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- WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH
CRErlFIcArE or PACKAGES will be sold at the fol-
towing rates, which is the risk;
Cert!ncate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certincate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, SO
Cert!ncate of Packages of}0r Quarter Tickets Is
CereiicsAte of Packages-oEsl0 Eighth Tickets, 750
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A meeting Of the Democracy of Loudoun
county has been called to appoint delegates
to the Staunton Convention.
The Democracy of Campbell county will
meet on next Monday to appoint delegates
to the Staunton Convention.
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NOTICE.
NTOSBY & TAYLOR have associated with them
lY1 in their mercantile business commencing list
July, 1860. Mr.. F. L. FULTZ. The business will
be conducted at their old stand under the firm of
EIOSBY, TAYLOR Il FUkTX.
They have still on hand large stock of goods
which they are anxious to reduce before Fall, and
will offer inducements to those who may favor them
with call.
@s. The accounts of the old concern will be ready
in few days, and they wish to close up their old
business as speedily as possible.
MOSBY & TAYLOR.
Staunton, July Is, 1860.-6t
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A negro man in the employ of the Gen.
trail Railroad Company died suddenly on
Wednesday last from congestion of the brain
produced by drinking freely of ice water,
when his system was over-heatcd. DR..
Donaghe was called in, but too late to rem
der assistance
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The Baltimore Sun sails uIfdsr Deftral
colors, but takes: GOOD care 60 support the
interest of BreeSinri!ge in IT'S selections,
dispatches and correspondence. This species
OF deception stoula rot be tolerated by the
people. Let the paper either come cat
frankly for the seoesslonists or publish fair
statensents of political events ard occurren-
ces.
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GUITAR AND VIOLIN STRINGS
u so doz French Guitar and Violin Strings,
as imperial g " " &c
so Italian g !"
All of which were selected for us by Prof. of
Music, (Mr. Turner,) therefore we can recon-
mend them being of the first quality. with conf
dence. +. II. TROUT 4 co.
Staunton, July 20, 1860.
ERUIT CANS.-We have just received supply
Il of Tin, Glass and Earthenware Fruit Cans.
Staunton, June Is. WOODS T. GILKESON.
NEW SHAD!-Just received and for sale Cat
IN Bickle's Corner,) by A. NJ. BRUCE
Staunton, June Is, 1860.
CAFE TIN-For sale by
- WOODS & GILKESON.
Staanton, June 10, 1860
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Inc frlsads of Breckenridge and Lane
~e' IN Lexington on last Monday, and APP
p0'n'ee aeV delegates to the Charlottesville
convention. We police among the dele
Douglas men. 0
Inc recent elections have established the
fact that it is impossible for Brcck;nr;d 90
TO carry more than one State and II :. me-
is South Carolina. TA 'F4Ae oAo
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-10

We regret exceedingly that the neat ard
beautiful speeches delivered by Capt A.
Koifier and 1t. J Bumgardner, on the &C.
casiot Of the presentation Of a Gag to the
Augusta Rifles at Browns Spring, ON last
Saturday, have been crowded out this week.
They shall appear in our ncxt issue.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1860-05-10
The War Goes Esr;.ye7y Oga

HE ESssr SSGcS E0rssgeay OSi
The ''irrcprcssibo conflict" is progress
ing.
It has got into the Democrat, party, and
is SCATTERING it into pieces.
1t has "dissolved the union" Of the Slave
Democracy, cffectually and hopelessly.
1t is scattering it's killed and wounded
politicians all over the land, burying the
Doughfaces under the surging waves of pop,
ular sentiment, and dashing the fire-oaters to
very madness.
tits lifting Douglas on high only to hurl
him down into the grave of the Capulets.-
It's driving the Slavery propagandists to
desperation, only to destroy their power in
the reaction.
In boiSterous clamors-in confusion that
could not be worse confounded-in fierce
and terrible wrangings, is the "lrrepressiblc
conflict demonstrating itself among the as
sembled representatives of the Party OF
Wrong, at Charleston.
The echoes of the furious struggle are heard
and noted in Chicago, where, Oh the 10th OF
this present month, the people-the Party
ofRight-will nominate the next President
Of the United States.
The ''irrepressible conflict" cannot be stop
ped. 1t is in the plans of Providence, and
must go on. The Right and the Wrong are
eternally hostile, and must fight it out, and
the Right must and will triumph THE
house of the wicked shall be overthrown; ; but
the tabernacle of the upright shall -four
ish. - ChicGoo Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1860-05-10
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Ara Earthquake ] n Fs'asscTa
Ghio--TE eteoriC SGOHes--TerrOI
Of the PeODle.

An Earthquake "a Eastern
Ohio--MeteoriC Stones--TerrOr
Of the People.
The Columbus Fact of Thursday evening,
says:
On Tuesday last the counties Of Guernsey
Belmont and Harrison, in Eastern Ohio, were
visited by an earthquake, more serious than
any preceding one of which there is any re-
cord in this section of the country. The
earthquake lasted for about thirty minntes
or seconds?l producing the most intense ex,
ctement among the inhabitants, and striking
terror to the hearts of all who happened to
he within its range At Cambridge, Barnes
vile and other points, the citizNs assembled
together in the streets, and prayed for safe
deliverence from the destined fate which
seemed impending.
Probably the most singular feature of the
event, long to be remembered by those who
saw and felt it, was the falling of what is
supposed to be meteoric stones in various
portions of that locality. Four large stones
weighing from forty to sixty pounds each
fell on or near the track of the Central Ohio
Railroad, near Concord burying themselves
in the ground about two feet, while at Clays
vile, southeast of Cambridge, and other
portions of the county, stones of the same
quality, but in greater quantities, fell to ths
earth.
The Cambridge Je6ersonian of Friday
makes the following mention Of the matter
| No little excitement has arisen from the
report that the rumbling sound'which alarm,
ed the delicate nerves of so many of our fail
sex, on Tuesday last, was caused by the fal
| ling of shower of stones, coming in an OBJ
lique direction toward the southeast. The
specimens that we have seen are angular, OF
light gray color internally, and of dark
metallic on the outside. They are very
compact and heavy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1860-05-10
A Boy BURNT TO DEATH BY HIS FATHER

A Boy BURNT TO DEATH BY HIS FATHER
A farmer, living in Liberty township, this
county, accidentally burnt his son to death,
about two weeks since, in the following
manner: The farmer was engaged in plow-
ing. His son, a small lad about seven years
old, took his father out some water during
the afternoon, and instead of returning home
as his father supposed, laid down upon a
straw stack and fell asleep. The father Just
before leaving the field for night, and wish
ing to get the straw out of the way set it on
fire. Upon returning home, and not finding
his son there, he thought of the stack that he
had fred, and went back just in time to
find his son burnt almost to a crisp.-hno1-
DiJJe .J0yranJ.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1860-05-10

GRAIN TRADE IN MlLwAUKEE.-To give
same idea Of the wheat receipts in
this city by rail, it is only necessary to say
that it requires seven of Fairbanks 80 ton
track scales to do the amount of~eighing.-
Two of these have recently been placed at
TIigby's Elevator, on the In Crosse r. R.
10 test the exactness Of these scales, load.
ed car was placed on the upper one and
weighed, and then moved to the lower scale.
each scale weighing the car precisely the
same. This was done with six separato
cars, and in each case the result was the
same. Besides the above, there are four at
Smiths Elevator, and one at Kellogs &
Strong's.
The reputation these scales have obtained
has been well earned, and the general conf
dence of the public in their accuracy and re-
liability is no more than ajust reward for the
untring and vigilant care and efforts of the
manufacturers, that no imperfect scale shall
ever leave their mandatory. NilDaukee
DaiLy Wisconsin,.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1860-05-10
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Ap-rNESruarcR,s SALE.

M Office is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
IA der issued to me administrator OF the estate
of William Black, deceased by the county Court OF
Wapelio county Iowa on the 7th day of May 1850. /
will offer for sale the highest bidder the first
Monday of June next, between the hours of o'clock
AM and o'clock p NJ. of said day, upon the follow
ing described premises belonging to the estate Of
william Black deed, to witt N. w. u of S. W. n Of
Section No 8, and s. Il. of $. II. of Section No. G.
and N. Il, II ONE. 4 of Section 7, and Lot No in
Section No. Z, andSW n ofNW n of Section s. and
w Il of sW 4 dissection No. 8, and SW h SW n Of
Section No. 8, all in Township No. 70 of Range No.
1b w, in Wapello county Iowa. Terms of Sale one
third cash paid down, one third in six months and
third in twelve months, the part unpaid to draw
per cent per annum until paid, secured by
and lien said premises
PETER KNOX Administrator.
May Tth, 1s6e--N-9-.Il.-aw.