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LIE SUD sE PERD EN- CROYANT Sc
sAUVER.

4
Nous trouror,s dams la Charleston lIercss
ry di 1 aolt. une opinion parfaitement con
for1ne i IL notre. sar .l'efet produit an Nors
par la crainte dc IL dissolution de lUniou
Suivant ce journal. releetiod pre~iaensielst
repose snr un seul fat: 81 leg h:.sitan's d;
/ Nord croient que les habitants du Sud met
front fin toutes relations svec eux dams l.
cas- OH le parti republican, noir reussirait !
elire Lincoln d Ia presidence. Lincoln sers
hattu. S'iis eroieat au contraire que les ha
bitants du Sud Sc sanmetsront q Ia domina.
tion d., pa,ti republican, noir, en- acceptaht
Felection de Lincoln i ia presidence. Lin.
coin sera efu .EsssSszs
! Ceste derniere conclusion est dn lNefcsry
/ C'estneelies aussi dun certain nnmbrs d ha
hbitaus du Sud Nous ny croyons pas tout
d fat. raree que noas avaas nne fol robuste
dams l'electiou de Breckenridge SOFT devans
lie penpie avec lie vote de Ia Pennsylvania et
du New-Jersey. soft de7ant Ia Chambre
Mais nous conceyens qn'on puisse avoir Ia
crainte ct partager Ia conviction du Mercury
| On reut toujours tirer de Ia l'enseignement
que mons en- ayers tirs nous meme. La
crainte du Nnrd au sujet de / u i fait no.
ire nlus erande farce. e. |e me;!leur aronmen,
don't nous = missions nous servir eoutre nos
aavars,;res c,ast a. lenr fa;ra en.raro;r ! i
session possible dams le cas- ol lis violeraient
nns droits ct dams le cas- oa ils parviendraient
j f,ru,er mn oonvarnemant con;nr6 cont1e
nos institutions Aipsi auand ~ ;o,,rnal :
Ia boate de dire quill est unioniste snand
n,ar,a il ne eomnrend nas i malhenrenr
eamhian i INIT j "a cause da snd. il ma corn
nrand nas one = deelara, :on rro.,nre =, ~ Nard
nne Satisfaction inou1e: ainsi onand nm ;our.
nai l nraolama i. dera,en,en. A. nana1as ]
l.IIn;nns Il ma com nra,,d nas ana l. Nh :
de;a ea,nrte sar ea d4yone,nent. en- aims; 1, ansnd
m ;or,rna, attaan~ at cro;t atte;aara nsrtsse.
,na.,t. Rrecl;nr;,,,a j., l,.,eansant H. Nssn.
.,,;a,,;sna, i ca,,ss m Nord cans ,a ssya;.
rna ;a;a nrafands al, nara;t nro,,.,ar 49, II
y ! an sna nm narti nonr I,l1nion
VI, n 81. i A. tn,,tes H. San d;.,,t,r
do lonno .;t;nn cal,a nm; f.:t L aI,,s AZ ,aaI
49, q I II p.1l. .1.-1,. r ].
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CONNIE ministre on pretre, il doit etre auss
independant CONNIE proprietaire.

CONNIE ministre on pretre, il doit etre aussi
Independent CONNIE propfietaire.
II done, nous lie repetons, une mau.
vaise fol insigne de la part de H. Bell, a Sc.
poser comme candidat de ropposition eontrc
ceux qui soutiennent le droit CONNIE nous
venons de lexpliquer II ne doit pasy avoir
deux droits a la fois, run absoIu exelnsif ct
tout puissant ct pautre descredite, sectionnel
ct precaire; il faut quill ny en- ait eu'un. le
droit commun ct que ce droit commun regne
en- maitre sur tontes les parties de Ia rfpu-
blioue lie Sud ne dernande pas aatre chose
ct e'est pour defendse ee droit cemmup quill
oppase lui.meme la candidature rationale de
Breckenridge celle du repolutionnaire Lin
coin. celles anssi du turbulent Douglas ct
de l'obscurantin Bell. Les sauueu1s de
pUnion dams le Sud sont les allies les plus
rt;les de IL republique noire. En- accusant
de desunlon leurs fseres du Sud- au lieu de Sc
joindre eux pour faire triompher les candi-
dats devoues au droit commnn, lis manifes-
tent pour fUnion une solicitnde plus vive
Que pour le Sud ct cette zolIicitude n 'est point
constitutionnelle lie parti federal etablit
l'egalite pour tous les Etass ct ce n'cst pas
etfe cOhsttbutlohuei qae dAsouio'f Souseise1
pUnion aux depens dune partie du pays.
L'1Tnion serait alors de l'oppression ct !'e-
galite serait de l'iniquite, regime abomina.
bic auauel personhe ne desrait souulissiou.
Ierar.i Republican, aii'eurs, ne demande
pas a,.tre chose Dire que pUnion eat plus
forte que FescIavagc au sad, c'ess abonder
dams le sens de ncs ennemis-Tout les 1nou-
ven,ents ani, dams lie Sud, tendeus a mon
trer que cette opinion y est partagee, leur
.pre:e un secours puissant. Ces movements
hate..t leurs progres dams le Nord ct propa.
gent au Sud Fidee dun ascendant legitlme
sur nous Savoir tout celia ct persister
c'est ce qui constitute scion nous, 10 mauyaise
f,i des paEtisaus de Bell, c'est ce qui nous
porte & les aeeascr de conspirstieu.
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venEe pubIique.

Succession dc Stephen Vt. Quark. decsae.
M Il public est par le present avcrti gu Al
sera vendu EN- vepte pubiique, al plus
offrant ct dernier encherisseur, par Ia stu :
sionee administrative, sur rhabitation der
mere residence de Stephen ". Quirk decide,
sur lie Bayou Beaf. en- cette Paroisse, le
Mercredi, 8 Octobre proclaim 1860,
LARRY. negre age d'ensiron 80 ans, ap.
partenant d la succession en- communaute
entire les heritiers de Stephen ". Cuirk,
decede ct sa veuve surylyante.
CosDIrloss Payable compliant, lie jour
de la veute.
ANN L. HARGROVE,
.Adn,inistytzEface.
rne:oasss. Ter Ssna.uhse 1850
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NOEL H. SANDOZ, de la Parosse St Landry,
~ ayant presents une petition eHet si'stre
nomms Administrator de la succession de tea
Camille N. Gaussoia decsde, dernerement de ia
susdite Paroisse.
En- consequences, avis est par lie present donne a
ceux gui pourraieht avor ties raisons legaes oP-
posera ladite nonit ation daVoir les enrsg'strer
par serit au Bureau du Greffisr de la Cour de Dis
r:ct de- la susdite Paroisse, dams les dix ours eu
s,,;yrons la date du present axis.
'>' L. LAsTRApEs, Grelies.
n.aionsaz laf Santenibre 1SoO
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DEMOCRATIC RATIONALE.

BuaEAux pu coM,Te EXECUTE POUR L'erAT De La
LOUISIANA.
Tors les dfmocrates qni sopt en- faveur des cam
didattlres reguieres de DOUGLAS etJOHAsON:
ainsi que tous les votants IN general qreljes que
soeas eur preferences, sont intormes que les homo
rabies Pierre Souie ct Louis Duvigneaud harengue-
ront peuple dams les viles ct aux dates c-apies
iniiqnees:
SameJi Ter Sept. Frankln-Ste- Marie.
Lundi $ Ste Mastinviie-St- Martin
Mercredi S 9: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jeudi 6 Opeiousas--st-L Landry,
Les iournaux de Franklin. Fermiiiionviile ct
Onelousas voudront ben COPPER Get avis ct ensoyez
eur cornpte ct |e No. du journal on lis sauront nse
rs e dit avis, soft en- Ang!ais soft en- Franeats
LOUIS DCFAU ESQ.
Ter Sept N. u
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UNE exce.ente domes1ique de maison,
go agee de dixesept ans settlement, co fense sc'
- compile ct bonnie coutu'iere, b'anchisseuse
ct sepasseuse; obeissante ct nen elevee, bonne
san.s ct bonne dispostion-G Garantie SOUS tous les
rapports S'adres-er a c.. bureau.
Op.Io,,sss, Ter Septembre 1860.
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CO Nous referons le public rayis de II. E. D.
Est;lette public dams une autre colonne.
d. Estilette est creole de ce,1e Psroisse parIan,
coulamment e fianeaia ct Panglais. Il Went de,se
adinis au Bsrreau par ia Cour Supreme. Son intel.
igence, son assduite ct capacities lui assuren,
u1e part Hb6rale du patronage public.
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4gg-Npus sQm;nes antoriss d annoncer que RoBr.
I p.rrEs ESQ., de la Paroisse yer1nilon, est candi-
sta il pIace Avocat de District du nouvaau Dis
IN. iua;ciaire compose des Paroisses St. Landry,
nIea.isu, Lafayette ct Vernilon. Aout.
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a.. Nous sonnes fequs par Henry Z. Gariand,
I'D tolnits, d'ns tier lie pcupe de St. Landry SO
srsire il IN Asisan de Gour, aux 0pelousas, jeudi
ppesain, s septernbre, popr entendre Pierre souis
asulrss sul IL can.lidature de Douglas et johnson
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ASSEMRIEE De RATIFICATION.

ASSEMBLEE De RATIFICATION.
Une assemblee de Ia Democratic du eros
Chevreuil ct de ses environs aura .cn au
Pont Auzenne, sur lie Bayou Teehe, le sa-
medi Is septembre proclaim, dams lc but de
RATHER Ia nomination de BreckiD1idge ct
Lane pour President ct Vice.P President des
Etats Unis. e -..~
lie pubic est invite i cettc assemblee.
Des orateurs populaires Sc fercnt entendre
ct un Barbecue sera donne sur les lieux.
Is Aeiit 1860.
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~. Mons sommes requis d'annoncer l'Hon. c. Il.
yar.os coIsme candiaat porr Jage Gu District COM
IL d. Paroisses ST. Landry. Calcasieu, Vermillon
4 tIaaye,ts, ala pfochane election. 7as le6o
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s,P Ell esU a A 8:
sANEDI MATIN. I: Ter SEPT. 1876

4arrx HABITANSs EFT AUX CoMMERCANs.
fefoUaRIER pEs opELousAs etant Ia feuille la
H. tapa;due dans la Pasoisse ST. Landry, remarque
s..a,eaeusement d ceax qni ont des avis donner,
sss ttenreront un avasstage certain Ell les faisaEs
s;se s.s;sser dams SEES COLONIES.
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tB Reativementa Ia fuite imprevne e. souiaine
du DR. Piquette de notre yle nous rafarons lie lee.
teur rasis qa'en public Ia Loge Mafonigue, dsns
une aGtre colonne.
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e Nous appelons rattention tes personnas aui
dssireraient acheter une bonne domestique de mai
sen a un avis dams une autre coonne
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rLl dans IIndiana G9 journaux de-
tnocrases. Tous, Perception de cinq qui
soutiennent Douglas, ont arbore la candida
ture de Breckinrdge
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Dsesds-En cette vile. san,edi de,nier, o5 aott,
CAMILLE y. GAUssoIN. NJ. Gausson succombe !
Ia grayit, de ses pleasures.
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q. =. =g.11.-a e z IT, : : ., .9r0cat,
S'QCcUPERA avec ponctualise de toutes les at,
- tail es conhees soins Son bureau est s'tte
ra. Bellevue, aux 0pelousas. [ier Sept 1s6o--lA
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John \ GEOKaE GIBSON. RyiLpFRs

y RICHMOND, VA, would respectfully mora
estsblishment, at the corner Of Cary and Oh sss..
Ueeenty destroyed by hre,, has been vsbaAlt IN .
pared to resume operation. IN ths.s dspaTsm.st d
business on an extensive scale. To this end they
a sss s s1ss ri .ss s aP "a
s ,ss " SaK : :
Their new Saw Mills on Mayo's Island are nov
completed on snch scale Of capacity = ~! sssess
and most approved kind. built by GeorIs Isse
and sstash%e"s: III Ths Steam EaFis:. p one
bred horse power, was bpilt by ichn james TR-
OF hrst rate pine logs, and have made
To- get continuous supply, and are PREPARED = "
a Sss Sss: essss.i
able mechanic to work tbs ir lath machine, and vii
furnish pIasssrsrs laths in any quantity that ny
They Will. a. heretofore, furnish PLANS asd re-
viii S ar .sS s,Ss'
Por the liberal PATRONAGE eSssrdea 2 IT, y
their sratefai thanks, and assure them that ss::y
m MEN, 81 their favor ssi
CECOND ANNUAL CITY DlREC1ORY.-
eouS 6 hsFs s sh: CITY TIs
Of last year will enable Us 70 remedy ~ Iiseeseos
and issue more correct and reliable DIRECTORY
' y. a oeq ncrs.. facilities ard srs..sr induce
.: = !: ~. I. sS Z d.
Oties the principal Hotels, and also q 10 asiss-
NoNoythere sdver.i ssments viii r. inserted, and
s". Of x'siG: ~ ~
Richmond, January 18th, isde. - ie-in
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- STATION, No. Jan I'LL ne
Msl.v' =, erland mail brings San Francis
,.'".' 20 she oh and Geographic aaNi'es 20
: ii,h inst r.ris1.,ure his last
p N..re on lie morning OF the 9sh,
e s' ,,hstn. his successor, WAS 10 oe IN
. ""N - he afternoon of the same gay
suia''" caucus was held at san Fran
: >s"" Eth Nine haiiofs were then mao
- y" - states Senatorial nominee; the tas'
weller T. Denver 81. Washinsson y
-t " J" '' "a tt.th This trial Of the strength
nv 5.4s,r. produced intense eaciie'neA.
,A'" s,f,s "A Weller man, who Noteu py
~. rsItpr been disabled by bio" suoSs
" " 'HHs.,re of Denver. II was Supposed
: Jadge would eater The caucus , W. =. a
~ .,,, for The purpose of damaging VIZ.
-.8 I,r.,er. The impression vas NV
aaa Viz, u-ouid ultimately be nomi-
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by Th0s. W. keesee, Auct.,
(Offce corner 18th and Cary Streets.)

FINE $40. h UIi SALE AT AUG.
|NTION.--Wil be sold on THURSDAY.
NAFebruary I'd. at IL O'Clock, in front Of my
Office on l2s street.
ONE FINE BAY MARE, eight years old. war
rantea sound. and veil broke to single and double
harness She can trot her mile In 20, when in Or
der She is now very heavy in foa by kossuth.
ONE VERY FINE. ROAM FILLEY, two years
old this Spring, by Kossuth Said by judges TO be
Two good well broke MULES.
TERMs--Cash. THOS. w. KEESEE.
ia o AuctlOneer.
a very fine Bay MARE, SIX years old, warranted
fel THOS. W. KEESEE. Auct.
I AND FOR SALE.-Wil lie sold to the high
IL est bidder, without reserve, by public auction
at Centervle, in the county of King and ueen. on
TUESDAY, the lAth day of February. 1850, a tract
of LAND containing one hundred and seventy
eight and half acres lying on the county road
leading from Gofisburg to Gwynns Mills. in said
county, within two and half miles of the public
landing at Sheppard's Warehouse and Dudley 8
Ferry, opposite West Point, ana about one mile IN
direct Sne from York River, About one half Of
this land IS heavily tnbered: the balance open.
This is a valuable little farm, and we'll worthy the
attention of persons wishing to engage in the lum-
Der business.
TERMS One third cash. and balance on credit
of and II months. with interest from date.
For further particulars apply to Major ROBERT
BLAND. Shackelford's. King and Queen, or ALEX.
DUDLEY, At the office of the edmond and York
River Railroad, or JAS. +. NEW, West POINT.
ja5-law4w BY THE OWNER.
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,;or ,Io,emrutinPh Philadelphia

pn,IangLPHIA. Jan. 3i.-This evenings
'r,sI contains n call tor grand mass
'',ag on saturday night, to organize party
,..tyIed HE constitutional union Parry y
.r,.si its object the preservation OF me
lam The proleclio Of the rights OF me
.s.,s aud The suppression OF s'cuohalisli'
~ - TINED by a large numb ofpromi-
.f "a, s.r,tss men Messrs. Crittenden. Eve
..s"d FILLMORE are expected 10 address The
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, sNurtcrOus Plot.

..v YORK. Jan .3l.-Sirphens. VINO 80
@ ,,..,h S,i,chese. con vic led for The MUIR
- his flrher-in- law, formed plan Tor
ING two Keepers Of the penitentiary
ling il, heir clothes. The plan was
I'D aud on being examined, each OF
.r,sonrrs was. found 10 have loaded reNoi-
-. ready 10 carry The murderons ihteh'ioh
,,xcct!tion last night.
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r,,rIvarF, Jan 3l.-FIonr dun ahd uncnh p geo;
y. al stead, NJ unchanged rates CoIn dn,l ana
md unrnanseu. WhIskey qulet at ga
[,,r yrg.. jan. 3l.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
81 INF geay, Southern has declining tenuehcs'
ard s,ies unfmporlSnt. Corn heavy
-.5sl els PORK o.aut-new mess ~ 70 a
--ts ,s, nrIn,e l3751 SIi Lard nuoyant. w his
a. nm a, II cts SUGAR quiet. Oonce quiet
4 II SIP. rts stock on hand 'oSo" paks. nice
.,,,s ,s.ferday of . 0el virginia st. 6's at %,
s,,., +n n,g2t and s. 60 do. ~ 32is
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..,,i Central Kaiiroad-Iexas Lee
yistaturr

---.rIvsToy. Jan. 3l.--A s1FclAI uIsPatVn
- ttrlrnns 10 the Courier says me ias !
q ~ = The Mississippi Central Railroad VIII
e,d on the Slst.
10 N l~si>sippi is rising rapidly.
=, - ha. hesn introduced in the Texas Le-
.'s-ure 10 imprison Northern drummer
.arrs and preachers. Gov. Houston ,lirs-
n. dissents completely from The S'u'n '''o'
-.xaiuflOns
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BY T.. -. Geek, A act.
SALE OF STOCK OF paY

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF DAY
SCOOPS; CL0rHING. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, IL1.INEkY, FANCY GOODS, &C.. AT
AuCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
by Isaac Nordlnger to the subscriber, and duly To-
corded IN the Office Of the Hastings Court Of H.
city Of Richmond. shall proceed to sell % WkD-
NESDAY, LIST day Of February, at 10 o'cloeks Of
the store Of said NOrdlinAer. on 18th. betveSn
tanned in said store, embracing large variety Of
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, CAPS. 1888 4"
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS. &c. .-s
TERMs-Cash. 3. SCHWARTZ, Trustee.
Ma. Sale conducted by E. b. Cook, Auct. -. s
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DAYS.


= (
EURNsTyKE. CIOTMlN0, bay 0OOD1,
THURSDAY, Feb. g, conmsseias = p o'sl1ck.
. lot Of second hand FuTelturs, Stoves, &c. Also,
sewers! invoices Dr., 6ooas. CloshinS. Shoes,
H0OPsKIRTa.-1od dog. ssriss Hoop skirts !;
10 dos. spvins Hoop skirts; ~ dos. 9sDrins HOOP
spring Hoop Skirts 10 dog. - spring Hoop Skirts.
TKRMs.-Cash. ALEX. MOTT,
NOTiCE...W Will be cold at public auction. Ut
~ the residence Of the late Nathaniel Taylor,
decd. NJ manchester, on HATuRnAY, February
h 4 scpSf ri the D., t1 81
Feather Reds and Bedding.l sideboard, China
Press. Cabinet. l Sofa. Wardrobe, Bedsteads
and Chairs, and variety Of other things, such ~
are used IN housekeeping.
Terms made known at the day and hour OF the
sale. p. IL. GARY, Admir- Of
ia 3l-tds. N. Tayi or. decd.
uIGH CONSTABLE's SALE. i'll be sold
Il on FRIDAY, the Sd day of February, 1851 ct
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the room over the store 81 =.
H. Jeter, Agent, on Cary. between 18th ant VII
gina streets. a set Of CHAMBER FURNITURE,
consisting Of Cottage Bedstead, Cabinet Carpet.
Stove and Pipe, i Cane seat Rocking Chair,
Cane seat Chairs. l pair Shades, &c to satisfy
distress warrant vs.. RI. f. Lee, in favor OF 5. II.
Jeter, AGENT TERMs--Cash.
ia Std +. BUTLER, n. g. Z. X.
LJIGH CONSTABLE,S SALE.-will he sold
II on THURSDAY EVENING. February ID,
1860. at o'clock. at the lot Marshall street. be-
tween LIST and Adams streets adjoining the black,
and the uDexrIred lease Of SAID Lot, to satisfy q
distress warrant VS.. w. H. Yeatman, in favor Of
ia sl-td F. BUTLER, H. C. c. R.
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Northprn Markets.

tairAeo. Jan. 3l.-The Nebraska Leglsia-
=. bas authorized the calling OF Coh'eh-
,a =, frame a Stale Constitution.
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rnUcAFIo1.

;. e: 4: .! s.:ss:s.
s s.as. & sssns s ~ kEHb nS -.
IL !lneeus; the seAo.l room q valley School,
WEDNEHpXY night. Fsb,sary ist between sad
s9Scs; for and "'r josiah DAVIS
fCME MiC HMOND FEMALt INsTl.
L TuTE. NOW in its sixth .esslon; offer, to the
onnsntsts Of virginia sno fe thnsonsh InJ
finished education. 1t employs fourteen able and
ws tired Msst 9" x1s Of s shs
lts course IN extensive and complete, embracing
all that young lady should atydy: Il invites com
any part OF our country. Pupils are admitted at
any time, but most sdvantsseous!y during the FIRST
weeks oil January or At the mIodle OIL FoOfuAry,
when the second term begins
TERMS ZONE HALF IN ADVANCED
board, intending everything a. 3l5
French. Music. Drawing. 10. usual extra
I ss@ :aSs H. wi ssf :YG
AND f FNGtTsh. NILES keA
HON for their sons in his own family, and hopes
by devoting his energies TO- the Improvement Of his
to merit she Continuance Of their patronage.
ChISWICK Is unusually healthy,
1!c January 9Th and close July 18TH iso
Tuition from S25 to $50.
Board, includns table, rooms. fuel, light and
washing Sl2ta per month. pay able half in advance.
REFERENCEs-John q. Thurman, Esq, Goech-
land; DR.. 3. j., D1yal, HenIlco; Dr. s: Coates,
HenIico; Rev. J. 4 TAYLOR; Richmond; Yelling
'' ia SIM s"ims Esq., "' GEo. G. ExALL. A. NJ
Two PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF
RICHMOND. VA:--A select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
the 1st MONDAY in February. 1860. at ROCK
Mill ACADEMY, in BusHnfph sham; COZ coipntF Va.
FOR 10 MoNrHs.-S5O Tuition, and SlO0 for board,
&C. No extras. Only Is scholars taken: None
NOR al hab bits either by reference or certificate.
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
a school under good discipline and where they
will be free from the haunts OF vice and sslpa-
ton will have an opportunity of ente ring them by
| applying soon Only few more pupils can be re-
| ceIved.
| For information, apply to G. n. BARKSDALE,
| ESQ.,. Of the firm OF Barksdale Brother. ShOckoe
| Slip Richmond, Va. Oc29-t1F
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oeoele = AHpeseen, Aoosso. e 81
v 1Tsx soijTh SInHrA 1f DWsk1lNQ o.
IA qIcA xKb 81 4: !s.si1! 1Ef1Dc
ii .ssi' fss;s e =; ~ ;::::
En- R 81 nj NfsiE tet sF.1 , 8. .ss:
II ths ssid cosby. TIE sa,d house. hs. e
ss via q: md and :. s: ss
.ad s!idias door,. ss Ss:sssas s.: l;i:s.
house Va: built .boat year. sxo of the 6sss me-.
condition. It's IocaAios 10 among the most dssirs-
bic tbs city for the merchant bus.ness semitic
abos. Sc q q &c
"9;t ,mprogns part q the CITY sy. ),
cured 81 a. trust deed. Tho taxes and insurance
oa '' TO b 'ss.Ss Au.
TRUST HALk OF VALUABLE
nSrFk As tSH
corded in Rich%cnd Hussnss Court, shall ALI pro
q Ss, 81 ans %
HSs "a III 81 is,r 4 not: the next fair day the
occupancy Of the decedent. fronting on Brooke
Avenue 40 feet. running back 2l9 feet. The House
s
spring OF water in the yaru, which could easily be
used for supplying tannery, for which purpose It
The terms. which will he ri able, will 10 made
known at the hour of SALE The taxes for 1850 to b
''''' - '''o w. GoDDIN, Trustee.
GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Auctioneers. ja13
TRUSTEES SALE OF 226 FEET OF
col LAMP on Mo3 q s saEET NEAR TO BA-
IF n. as s.s:
to John Breauer, trustee. dated 24tn September.
hS IF Cf,nrf mi Nnnf n In Np,-
AIRY 1887 appointing the Undersigned b. Brie trus
tee in the place Of said Juo. Breauer now deceased
r iat Sd the "a Fsbs"ary 1861 At
P. NJ, df fair; if not the ne1t fair day the real
Lots Nos. i. 2 5, 4. 5 and IN Benjamin Frankin's
plan, fronting together 26 feet on Moore street,
running back about I4O feet more or less.
The deed re CURES cash sale, but it is probable
that on the day Of sale an ARRANGEMENT may be
Of the purchase money. The taxes for 1850 to Be
' BEkSAEI SRlE lis. Substituted Trustee.
- BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
IMANCHESTER-By virtue Of q decree of the
October term 1859, in the case Of Severance w..
Doney we WI sell at public auction ,d on the pre-
Gn R o. ls e. 1aa sop
tween Lawrence and Warrington streets, and run
IN
| occupsncy of Mr. James Donisy. Also, a LOT in
Of and adjoining the above fronting 80 feet
| Warrington street, and extending back between
parallel lines 2A feet to Lawrence street, with the
| improvements thereon.
part of the first named lot. fronting IS feet on
Hull street, by 150 feet deep, will be first sold, and
| the balance divided to suit purchasers.
TERMs.- Enough iii cash to pay expenses Of sale
and costs of suit; balance at II and 10 months. for
negotiable notes. interest added. with approved en-
dOrsers, and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid-the purchaser TO pay the taxes and
| insurance for 1860.
| ROSCOE B. HEATH,t
CHAS. T. FRIEND, { ooh ID
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MARINE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE..
Incorporated 1882 ,.,,,,,-
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNsOhe
ANCE COMPANY.
A-O!Ece No. lsi Main Street l,a Rie en- -
Tu,sCoypaNy has the advantage of f1certy- Jeren
ysars experience in the Insurance business, and s,
having enjoy ed the favor OF the public during an
Of that period needs DO special recommendation TO
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance IN cry ano country, anu
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
lis cash capltal and plus above. and Its
affairs ara managed prudenly but literally. and its
rates are as low as those of any other good nsttu
ton. UhECfths'
w. H. Cow2rdin, r.. " ada worth, PatFlck cullen,
Joseph Allen. VIM Heers, geo. " smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, . r. H. ~ lnston.
WIN. Palmer, Chas. W: Furcell, Jno, N:Ho rdOn
Alex X. Parker, JOS r. w lnston, Arch. Thomas
Jas. A. inloes, II. A. Claiborne.
Appiy to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. w. l.. COW AKDlN. PRESIDENT.
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. jets
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WILL BE SOLD, every nisht this week, u
w auction room &c. Main street, commencing ~
rated WaT sifH ns g o anf %Sq INV.
GUARD and VEST CHAINS. LaAiss' CHATA-f
L Il ; Silver Plated SPOONS, EORKSa CA3-
CARS, CUTLERY, &c. - - , y
NB.-COnsig nments receiving every day ard so)4
without reserve. ]. H. DIGGES, Aust,
d. F. BOOTH, Salesman. iaS0