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souti,erncr Murdered by a Negro.

Souti,crner Murdered by Negro.
Lone EgaScH, Aug. "a murder was
committed here last night in rear OF the Mont,
mouth House. in this place. Pistol shots ana
cries OF murder were heard by the bar-keePer.
4 club: bcsluearcd with blood, and hair was
found on the beach, and the body was eVi-
dant,v conycyed out to sen in \ h"ar, which
had beer pulled down to the surf.
SECOND DESrATcu.
Pnl.AnEL.niA, Aug. Sit is runlored that the
victim ol the Long Branci, tragedy was a
wealthy Southern planter, and the murderer a
negro waiter, who deemed himself insuted by
the remarks of the former.
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e, Nav :, lsa-9aw,lstSept.

s.oy,;.: ;!.f Y'tIE JAMES KiyEis md
49, SSI.,IL COMPANY GUARANTEED ~ THE STATE.
rr','.;,r Of the Board o! Public Works, held on the
a .h ~ msy lsJo ordered that the Secretary Of the
- rr rubac notice, BY advertisement in the news
h" I he holders OF BONDS Of the James River and
ip.tl Coupany, guaranteed 6y the State Of Virginia
nS. IN rs.saInce Of act passed on the Esd Of March
r,,a the surrender 10 the Board OF Public WORKS. by
49, hoII-r. thereof Of the bonds OF the said Company for
S garment of which the State Is responsible and after
IL: .s: isy Of Jelly, 1850 the said Board of Public Works
~. .sSa- and deliver TO said holders corresponding
Of The bonds Of the State of Virginia. made IN The
7er prescribed by law, payabe thrtyour years afte
s date and bearing interest the rate Of six per csa
,gf .anual, payable semi.annually.
True copy. THOMAS II. DE- WITT,
Secretary Board uf Public Works Of firsi-ia.
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Maine ,lyes rot gai.i :4"T, iila:: 81 H.: 20 -.
in its population since 1850. II !: ngw -.
100000.
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VALUABLE G.iK0LINa FARM FOR


HICEsMOND LIVE STOCK iYiAasA e s%E.
f1leEf; undersigned having procured the services OF t.
Z H. Crockett; for the purpose Of selling Live Stock
Ia the Richmond Arkrt will, With Luther s. rrne, be
tie market the lst day Of September next PREPARED
~ ive cir unridcd attention IN all business entrusted
ihe and feel confident from their long experience, tt"
lie able to give entire satisfaction s-
u { will make liberal adsan :emen,s uu conslsnnents
JOHN GROUSE,
Aug. 20-cH L. :. IRVINE
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VAaUatiLE F,IsM l10R SALE.

E Will offer at public sale. WEDNESDAY THE FIF
l. TENTH DAY UF AUGUST, II fair, II not, the next
fair day. the premises most valuable arIn situated In
Nelson county rgiua, the North fork OF Rocktsh river
within miles of the Central and II miles OF the Grunge
and Alexandria Railroad The tract contains s5 acres, Of
which nearly half are rich lowgrouns. About $50
cleared and welenclosed the balance in timber On
there is good and convenient dwelling house, situated
beau, u eminence overlooking nearly the entire farm
and all other necessary outhouses for comfort and
nence This farm s regarded as one OF the very best in
the counythe location for health Is unsurpassed In F!r
gnia convenient both 10 churches and schools.
TERMS accommodating. My Post Once Is "Greenheld,
Nelson county, Virginia. INO. a. COLES
lIAl.. --nItr
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j. MAGILE
I'd EllTlRS and PRINTERS

f,f Subscribers ask attention their Stock Of PRINT
{ INC TYPES, ORNAMENTS, BORDERS, PRESSES, &c,
supply cf which they keep constantly on hind AZ
:a~, ;y7> and Stereotype Foundry,
No. IS, Cold Street. New York,
which warrant equal IN eI:y rr'pect TO any man
ca in this country, and Eiil s on the usual terms
" 81: months credit for approved Negotiable notes, UT
81. r"' ccat. discount for cash.
oil Tyre taken in exchange for new, at the customary
= o nine cents per POUND II delivered within sixty days
!'s TN. Of o,,rchsS. otherwise six cents per pound
VIM HAGAR JK., s. 90.
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vALUARLE LOgIsA LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LOEISA LAND FOR SALE.
M to dispose OF my real estate In order to d
W. vide the proceeds among cldreu offer for sale
privately, my FARM, Stunning HILL"
This most desr. .be of land lies In the heart OF the
valuable tobacco lands of Louisa both sides OF the
south branch Of the North Anna river and adjoining the
lands Of H. Poiudexter Gabriel Jones' Joseph NJ Baker
Others eight miles from Louisa Court House and To.
ersyie, the Virginia Ccnru REiroad and equally con-
veHent TO both.
This farm contains 04O ucrcs, OF which 200 are wood
lrd than hseeourths Of which heavily timber
ed with oas pine and hickory Of original growth The
be land fertile ana in high state Of
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn and tobacco
There comfortable dwelling, with eig, rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary out-buildnG The
locai,y is healthy and the neshborhood pleasant Pre-
suml that any wishing purchase will visit the Farm
and for themselves deem It unnecessary TO speak FAR
her The farm capable OF being divided Into three tracts
II desired Being cSirous Of selling the terms viii be
made 10 accommodate. purchasers.
My manager, Mr. Groom will take pleasure in showing
the premises 10 any one ~lU wishes to purchase
JULIA a.. H0LLADAY.
For further in ima,:on apply IL Dr. W. c. ~ Randolph,
Charlottesville Va Lrto H. T. Holiday, iapid Ann stu.
tion, Orange and Alexa:1.a Railroad who authorized
to sell Dec 3a-cwtf.
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SaCCES WA NTED.-The subscriber Wishes to
~ sny quantity OF good dry Shuces lie prefers
. n e.!es. For Sbucks put up Ia good condition. he
9 per 100 lbs. delivered al hs place Oh st street,
Pt1s Is Tue City Spring, Richmond. 4. b. STACY
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VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY Ioi


WILL proceed TO sell to the highest bidder. on SATCt-
l. DAY, the lst day OF September, 1850, f fair; f not,
the fair lay-eXccpt Sunday the valuable Milling
Property known the "DIANA MILLS, lying in the
ty Of Buckingham the waters Of Slate river,
falling stream.
II has been recently reiited from bottom top with
cast gearing and with wrought iron shang upon thu mos.
modern plnns, by Of the best mirghs in the State.
There three Of sones-two corn and pair OF
wheat burrs 1t known be- and Is acknowledged be,
Of the best stands 10 the State has averaged 25U
barrels Of toll corn per annGm for the last 10 years The
-four ground this mill unsurpassed. The meal is
knowedged to be superior 10 ground at any MILL ~.
iaccd are 6lt acres or land lying both sides OF said
river, divided Into four convenient lots. Upon II Is young
Orchard Of 40 trees of variety Of fruits Of the choicest
selections. The improvements consist OF frame
Dwelling, containing six convenient rooms with passages,
soreroons, &c, newly painted convenient Sorehouse,
Il conmodious Lumber-huuse, blacksmith Shop, and all
other necessary ouhouses, paed Garden; Also q
Saw Mill, br: out of repair.
All who In want Of such property will call and exam.
Inc for themselves may always bc fouud at home.
will take pleasure in showing IL to any person faroring
with call.
TEEMS-0ne two, three and four years, in equal in
stamcnts bonds with approved security bearing interest
from date, and title retained rs further security
Right and title gooall to deed Of trust executed 10
Dr. L. c. Jones for sos 49, running four years from I'd day
Of last April whom the last instamc: will be transfer
red to said decd. Address
WM. J. FoNTAINE, Diana Mills.
IVl,.D tur Ru1 inultat ~
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'''socK's PATENT PORTABLE CT

{. "a, nr.21 DER MILL.
asnppHsd, With the above Mills made with many ini'
euens and In superior style The grinding cyl
are of cast Iron instead Of wood, formerly made
eS Of two Inch wrought iron the benin cast lron
%''iaa: -T'..'~~ - -, = -.
- Amer who has this mill caa at any time make
=. 'as OF sweet cider In ten minutes With single boy
equally a. well make ten barrtls day with about
t.4ads With this MIL Jou make Cider you
t. aot In quantu-. from single gallon any
,,,. .HHeS q" s.'4 '.' u. ". SMITH,
e1c.n t' hiG .s2'-',S.-. .-. No. Il, Main street,
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We regret That the following nnjustifable
article FROM the Richmond "Whig," of July
I'D, entirely escaped our notice until within
the last two days:
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T,aWEENCiS i. .IiIsYE,

ATTUN.IE1 al INV " .
iiE.CTiCES in the Co Of the city Of Ricilnoua aud
I tax counties Of Henrico, Hanover and Cafoiius
ei- also Notary Public and Commissioner VI the United
s:a;es Court Of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. Chastain White and him.
being dissolved his oc- is now ON ll'h street just
ts;o7 Goddln's Hall.
February 13-cly
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FAnMEisS' SAVINGS EANK OF HIGH

R"'IEISS' JAVINUS hfANN VT hKFH~
M0SD,
Cs ,krgRsD aY TEE LEGISLATURES, Oh. .H!suiNiA
~ III receive Money deposit, In sums OF Five Dol"
.as AID upwards, which an Interest OF SiH per
pe saInn viii be paid, II the salne remain on de-
~ 'A h.'ats longer snd Eve per centrm per annu'n
", 'hsn I months, and for which the whole d" J"nt
h";, received o. the Office Of James NJ Taylor Son,
''''" Hall, cornsr OF llth and Bank streets.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, President.
WM. O. TAYLOR, Cashier.
pbt m Goniv
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EsD.s' SPRINGS,
IN BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,

TTHIS well known watering place Is now offered for sale.
Il II Is situated twenty miles from the M6orouSh Depot
OF the Virgins Central Railroad and except that short DIS
tance has unbroken Railroad connection with the n
cipal cities OF the United States.
As remedial agent, in large number OF the most ser
muledies for the relief OF which persons from all
tons Of the United States during the summer months
the mountains OF Virginia. the waters Of the Hot Springs
have attained reputation superior 10 that OF any other
mineral water In the State.
The buildings for board-rs sufcen; TO accommodate
more thsn 9UB persons.
There upon the premises TEN BATHS constant
~ supplied With fresh water from different springs Of various
temperatures from IS TO 106 deg Fahrenheit
As the supply Of Mineral Wuter Is most abundant the
bathing accommodations might be increased any extent
that could he desired.
A more healthy and delightful summer climate can no
where br found. valuable Farm Of more than 900
Is attached To the Springs, and will be sold with them.
For address s Goode, Hot Springs, W., Thos
F. GUude, UoydtUn Mrcklenburg county, Va.
s GOODE TH0S. +. GOODS.
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Sc undersigned, Agent IS NlRGISlA, Tor the hDoVe wen
.sa establishment suppy the trade with every de-
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
tiya tho liberal Having printed the ElcH
EyerIeHR" for upwards Of ten years With type ant
Uihs! materials purchased from Messrs iH6Ah 60, al
!las TO recommend materals FROM their establishment
t. reference 10 others.
'i,.aca Books will bs furnished to the trade, nn sucN
.:.r: - I.ay b. selected will be forwarded With des
i.:.h WM, II, ALLEGRE,
.r..i, "EnupIrer" Office, Richmond, Va.
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S JuStIcc.S

We have no hesitation in promptly admitting
10 olir cnuinn. the well.written and courteous
article, which, appears over the aburc signa-
turc.
1t vii! lie Iuticrd at once, that our CORES
pundcnt is arguing nn premises not only differ
cnt from, hut altogether irreconciliable with,
those upon which our own views are baSed.-
lie assumes, lst That Mr.. Ames is the most
Jiillul and competent mechanic in the world
engaged in the manufacture of arms I'd. That
wc have, indeed, contractors in Nirginia who
Might do the work well, bat whose capacity
and fitness for the work offer nu entirely relia-
BILE guaranty that ii will he promptly and
properly executed
We feel well assured that our correspondent
is mistaken in both his premises Mr.. Ames
is, we are well satisfied, gentleman Of high
probity and excellent business capacity; one,
too, who has shown himself we'll capable to
command and direct great mechanical skill.-
But, il wr are accurately informed, Mr. Ames
is not himself by any means, distinguished as
practical mechanic In this respect his EN-
ployees arc often his suprriorS.
AgA:n-wr are assured, in 4 manner when
leaves no room for doubt on our part, that con-
tra.lnrs can be found in Richmond who VIII
bring TO the task Of constructing and drectlng
en- arlnory an equal amount Of skill IN man
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM CON.
TANNING 2t3 ACRES OF LAND, IN CHESTERFIELD
on THE GOODIES BRIDGE ROAD II MILES FROM

TANNING 2i3 ACRES OF LAND, IN CHESTERFIELD
on THE GOODIES BRIDGE ROAD, II MILES FROM
RICHMOND
Commissioner Of The Circuit Court OF the city OF
IA Riehmond appointed by decree entered the 18th
July, ls6O In the case OF kersng against Softker, &c.
shall proceed to sell at public auction the premises
TUESDAY, the 1ith August, 1860, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, f
fair not the next fair the tract OF land referred to
Bridge Road II miles frou the city Of Richmond aolDng
the lands Of Rev. James Gregory, Miles Chalseys estate
and ohersahOu onrhalf cleared, balance heavily SET In
pine and oak wood. The buildings consist Of dwelling
containing ve rooms stable barn, &c. The place Is we'll
watered by srenm running through 1t, and by good
springs Possession given Immediately.
TERMS cash. balance nj and t9 months, for
negotiable notes interest added and title retained till all
the purchase money is fully paid and conveyance order
ed by the court. MARMADUNE JOHNSON, Comm T.
July 25-ctls
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s. NEG r DEIt'S SONS,
lEinl, nllH L,l

| sSH0SPHo PERUVIAN GCANU, warranted to
| 4 contain per Cent Of ammonia aud 81 per cent.
of Bone Phosphate Of Lime This We consider, the
The ingredients the drycSt and best Peruvian
(iuanu, Bone Ash, anil the richest anh most soluble
Phosphate G0Rno than can he obtained Price per
BONE ASH GUANO, warranted 10 contain 3 per cent,
of An,uonhl and 20 per cent. Of Zone Phosphate.
OF Lime. Price per ton nf 2,uuu lhs... ....... III ~
GROUND BONE ASH, conialning - per ceu.. Of
Bone Phosphate OF i.ime AMI ground tu u very ile
powder Price per ton Of 1000 's.- III w
"A. WHITE ME%lCAN GrANo, which We grind
to line powder, containing - per cent. Of ihoi-
uhate Of Lime. Price per ton Of 1000 lbs. 80 IN
Having been for tnany years largely engaged Ia the
uso trade and had opportunities "I testing fully the
value of all kinds Of Guann TINT have been imported Int
the country enables select the best varieties for
our prcpurations-anl from repeated experiments that
hgve been made with all the ingredients We use. both
separately aud In combination, we nre satisfied That The
Farmers will fud our Fertilizers much cheaper man tue
Peruvian Gnano, when used alone.
The Peruvian and Phosphate Guanos used are selected
with crea. care, and always subjected 10 r'su
iiry are very dry hnl ground 10 hae P""ue'' "'a
thoroughly and intimately mixed.
We nl take pleasure in showing Farmers 'h' ougn cur
establishment, there is secret IS 10 Tie lgTcdeS
used Or process Of manufacturing. -
All orders will br promptly ,led, when sent directly TO
us agents. s. MciKUDERS 8 SONS.
Corner la:h and Cary Streets, Rchmonti, Va.
July 3l-cGt
~ AZEK.A &C. GODDARD itcn,cs>ey u,quvt rri'ochs
- Co. Drahalrs.
Finest Uhi Antigua Rum
Uvera, Reserve, aEa Lu.huu ai ticular Madera Wines
Vino ir Posia, amont;!ia h" AMI Topaz Sherry Wines
London and Dublin Porter; Sro.i, nni English Ale
Finest Gunpowdrr oplong and English breakfast Teas.
Mocha. Java md Laguayra Conce
North Carolina Roe Ilerrinrs
Sweet OIL Olives, CnptrE SSrdlneS, Broma Cocoa, Cho-
coate Loaf Cut Powdered, Grannlated and Conee Su-
These article. are all Of sood quality, AMI will give salts
<,,yi rDr,T. .HrNf-
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,rDLlsaEo DAILY, sEMI:wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
sy R1TOHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER WISE.
TERM ::

ss-p,.. pApEs seven dollars per auuum, and st the
eight dollars II taken for shorter period than ohs
- FOR the SaNl.WvESLr, five dollars per annIIn, anu
49,. dollars for six months payable in advance fot e n
sSy in advance When letters containing money are
% r mail they must registered, o. they VII! oe a' e
80 advertisements Inserted In the Daily, Se'i'" eeSy
Ws,:iy ENQUIRER, on liberal terms. ,,,r.,a,
SsE, IS twenty hou
-i't: w.; iyers-uents inserted II % ce:s per lne
s@a ces 10 this office may be remsa per IT, .na ris IN IN
sysia,!s Rank notes y re'''e'e"' ~ me e'sN VI
Il. HE;0r'. Ty,,u,es Of Respect vxceedIl.
& ." ~: S% S.' As advertisements with n. s
ur';s's t'Sa references. TO insure execution
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iS.iAM KEITH. JOHN \. ttiLtSS.
KEITH & CHI TO N,
WATERLOO FAUQUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY WOOL.
Vi EN- GOODS. NEGRO BLANKETS, STOCKING YARN,
TISSGYa for negro women. March S-cly
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| 7 AN about to renIove TO Eclmond and will sell my
| J. DWELLING IiOCSE with TWO ACRES OF LAND, we'll
enclosed with IccOrse and Railroad Of few hundred
feet to the ice pond from which lccuuse be filed
with two horses In part Of day. Stable Cornllouse &C.
The situation is commanding and beautiful and would suit
teacher Of ability tine opening In that department
for lucrative buSinrss The Iousc consists OF base
o! brick, with two rooms aud panry-two rooms on
the frs, floor md Two the second noorpainrd
outside aud In, and has been built within few years
will sell the property ut sacrifice and will make the
payments easy lo not wish to leave In the hands Of
tenant For apply TO at Richmond, or TO Joseph
Hodgson at Columbia, F!uvanna county.
July 1-ItWH JAMES NJ. ESTES,
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= Very pesirabIe Farm In MARKET.

Very Desirable Farm in Market.
FARM well wHtered, well improved well tiubered-
IA buildings large and good-conainng 2jO acres, l,J OF
which cleared co hcng creek bottom surpassed
BY any where for prcuc:!reness Cplands rich; good
Orchard Of improved lruit Garden large and fine tue
reside for physician Southern Eastern man for
summer residence Very healthy; convenient to several
churches mills and schools; excellent ueehborhoo lying
on good turnpike road the of Cripple Creek IL
miles from Wyheville. The farm is justly considered The
most beautiful and desirable either for grazing or cutiva
| tiun on Cripple Greek.
| For further particulars apply to the subsciiber
AARON THORNLEY,,
| July a-cwam Spe-dwel, Wythe Co., Va
PS-lf the above land Is disposed o! privately be-
fore THURSDAY the a$d day OF August it will then be
sold that day, public auction the premises, 10 the
! highest bidder A. T.
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Frincipal--E. F. NJ. FAEHTZ, A. NJ.
Assistant--MRs. Il. F. NJ. FAEHTz, MISS
S. E. Brown and Mss A. E. BRoKAw.
Rates Of Tuition per Term:
LIST. CLASS.--Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Elementary Geography, arithmetic and
Grammar, $500
Ind CLASS.-The above with Book Keep
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mcnsuration,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy,
History, Composition X Defamation 81 so
3rd. CLASS.-Physical Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology, Nat. Theology, Astro-
nomy, Mental and Moral Philosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy,
Mythology, History Of Literature, Evil
dences Of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
4th. CLASS.-Surveyng, Higher Mathe-
mates and Greek, $3.50
Any of the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
or Italian, $3.50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Melodeon pr term $500
Music Vocal, SlO0
Pencil Drawing, $500
Colored Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, $500
Each of the two Winter Terms, to defray
expenses for fuel, $3.50
No deduction for lossof time, except in
cases. of protracted sickness.
July 81, 1S5S-tf.
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FA1RVILLE INSTITUTE
or Young Ladies and Gentlemen

TIllS Institute is situated on an elevated
Il and healthy site, being accessible by the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad,
and the kennett Square and Wilmington
Stages, which pass through the village twice
per day.
The course of instruction will be thorough;
embracing all common English branches,
with Analysis, Logic, Botany, Mensuraton,
Chemistry, Geometry, Ancient and Modern
History, Physiology, Trgonometry, Rhetoric
Natural PHILOSOPHY, Surveying, Book keep
ing, Greek, Latin and French Languag GEES,
Astronomy, Navigation, Photography, Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Drawing, &c.
Exercises in Composition and Elocution.
Field Exercises in Surveying. The Institute
is furnished with Maps, Charts, Globes,
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, &c.
The Summer Term of 1850, consisting Of
20 weeks, will commence on MONDAY,
April 9th, Ga vacation of eight weeks, from
June 22d to August 20th,) and will end on
October 10Th.
TERMS, $50 per Session; Day Students,
Sl2; one-half payable in advance. Extras
French, So; Music on Piano and Mcleod con,
$40.
Good facilities are afforded to those who
wish to become efficient Teachers, and
especial attention will be given to those who
wish to prepare for Classical or Scientific
course in college. For further particulars
address
JESSE D. SHARPLEsS, Proprietor,
or JOSEPH STORTLIDGE, Principal,
Fairville P. o., Chester county, Pa.
HANNAH W. SHAMELESS,
Preceptress,
SALLIE p. CLOUD,
Assistant Teacher.
UOther competent assistants will be
employed. MAR 10, lS60-3w
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G0niaticllal.
Wesleyan Female College,
Wilmington, Delaware.

TlllS Institution is in highly prosperous
l. condition, and offers to Young Ladies
superior advantages for acquiring complete
and thorough education.
The domestic and social arrangements are
designed to secure the boardcrs, within the
college, all the benefits of refined christian
society, and the comforts and safeguards of
a pleasant home.
Special attention is paid to the manners
and habits of the young ladies', and it is the
aim of the teachers to have them acquire
that cultivation and self-dlscipIne which will
qualify them to fill, with honor and pleasure,
their appropriate sphere in life.
The French language is taught by Profess
sor Paulin, native of Paris. gentleman OF
thorough education, and Of rare skill as ar
instructor. He and his wife reside in the
institution, and the pupils have the hes,
facilities for learning to speak the language
1uently and correctly.
GTPupls are received at any time, and
are charged from the date Of entrance.
For catalogues, or further particulars, ad
dress JOHN WILSON,
Feb 1, 1860-5m. President.
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TRAINING DRAFT ANIMALS This canno,
be commenced too early-at first by acts o
kindness, by which they become tractable
and confident, and all feeling of fear is dis.
PEELED.
Colts and steers should be halter broker
and yokcd the first winter. and constantly
handled. and this practice should never b,
discontinued. They must not, however, be
worked hard while young, for many obvious
reasons, but it is important that the training
be done thoroughly, in which the art o
backing is too much lost sight Of A wei
trained orderly pair Of cattle or horses, vii
always command nearly double the price OF
ordinary animals.