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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-15

1890
IN the Eenate yesterday M. Wief1If sssa. ~.
most vieleut secession epescA ii M 5000 's
ihe immediate cause Of secession. he. conte.l.A.
= sne election 70 the Presidency Of ! Rlack ~.
publican. The people of the North mnas Enc--
inst the present state u affairs has been hlnr~he
ABOUT ~ tiss Helper book-by the tescAiera -
sne Senator from New York. (Sexaed. IN -
Pfeacnsngs ct the pretended followers 81 Chr.
sna oy teaching ~ your schools even tie ch;ldTen
g nave w. The Senator from New York ~
VOC NJ vide awake praepoHsaa That th1lrs - |
vices could not b diapenoed wish after IA 49,
t'on, bet that they voald 30 seeded - sssorsSHs
srniss q victory 1here aza half nlIlIea ~
Hnlofned men. well drilled, and ~ purpoas x /
s1eir organization y - sweep ths cosnsly D 4
which live With nfo and sword N sa@aaSssFr a m
n NJ Seward soss m Gsids want "a hnA~
re ground and place where Il j. 70 take plsop.
Laughter and applause y sAe galleries.l
|, - WtssAal SD ~ haA sesn i1-rspctssd n
~ ~ 1SsRspsM 80 afit .ssa 80 eesssasw asaI
was pdblished IN the nevspapera Tdc ss,s.r
Der 70 Nave read letter which I recsi Nd fIo;.
.o&nes snhnowU pessen q i Southern ess&e urs.. i
70 implicAta aonstAtng 3 said = ear.n |
49, q m'nc, hHt canpot tell what i nv
sAvo said that could b. perverted IS a & r..
~ tbat ever sald 81 inSimsted shtS IT, veSS I
lwAkes vess 6siAe hspt esE1iassl - 1lsrin1InSS j
n N2s1ed ~ .ecociabsl - ~ - ass;ea - /
= sae Guite * tlelR EietorH. I thipk I - 4
ay ~ snas have Meves aaId any thine 1h3cK1
ouId. ! hopa 80 ugntfoe vill SxeesS ~ ~
I ~ ~. "e w nct - y nscs.py NJ 49,
nytiiag kaeaAorsls Tsat O. q ~
~ WlEfall eontlnusd and aaIa ~ a,.,.l ri
u aenasor y ~ Iaak loaly ~ rspcet n HI \
- 0ro~on sM@RA ssl# NJ ss I sF8F N%sEf q
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
Foa rag roar4ss ooprrr prnoc...

I Non OBsrANTE VERED1cr1o .No,,,;,L
Standing s psrics Of the Jury in the LIQUOR Dro.sr,
tion. tried at the October term of the Common
1s5s was against Brainsrd seby Esq the e,li,sn,
OF his township Paris without respect of psrtv on n.
4th inst "rendsred doment IN his favor Thew s,sc,.
Cd him for the fifth time to the Office of Justice Of n.
reace over the opposing candidate, By majority of 26
They know Mr. selby TO be of tn best of Of
noers one Of the most genial of men, kind neiehbor
citizen; and his election this time is bpth
deserved a nd hattering compliment,
JAN, $780, as'sa &S5zE = s-a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
cH EsTo wN.

The second Festival held in behalf of the
iss Church and Society, came off last Wed
Hesoay evening, at the /" Lower Church, A good at.
tendance was had, and with AL the rest turned on. to
be perfect success. 3P
Next Friday evening. under invitation from the
ou1slssas'onai Church and Society, the Baptista
commence saries of meetipes-cslled a ou.r,.,,
Netting, ministerial Conference Preaching
evening, and also, Saturday Ssy and evening" and Sun.
gay The meetings eepecsd 10 be very interesting
Bard of Brimneld, occupied the congregational
ruip last Sabbath The health Of the rsstor, Rev. Mr..
Seymour, is quite poor,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
MAN T o a.

John Leopard. an account of whose feet be
ing frozen on the Rairoad gave last week. has had
both Of his feet amputated-a part of each foot being
taken o-cno foot was ampuiated near the inst,ptbe
side o. the other was taken Off One foot was operated
upon ast Friday the other on Monday Dect Prentice,
o. hayenns, being the operator in both cases. In the
nrst ampuation he assisted by Dr. Leonard of
.snna and Dr. Ferris OF Mantua--in the Inst, by DR.
Alone At this date tho unfortunate man il doing
I Win the prospect of recovery though sadly erp.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
Portage County Democrat.
OF THIS WEEK,
Put mp in wrappers. Price, Four Gents.

TO ADvERrrsERs.--- It becomes necessary
again to remind our advertising customers that to
Insertion for the current week. Advertisements ust b.
nsnd a In by 10 O'clock A. H.. Monday. Advertisers are
fespeesfay requested 10 leave their advsrtisemeuts
.ns BUSINESS ONCE in the Ravenna Book Store and not
take them In person to the Printing Rooms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
CANDY M.,,,. ,,- -

ASDT AM 8 M MAsuFAcroR4.-Gapt. Ohas Law
nrst class Candy Manufactory Tbsv .I. ;,,..S
ns soon Wholesale and retail Grocery in
wiin the manufacturing department. Tbsv h.v.
Inc eastern division Of Gen. Mcintosh. ro.t;a = -
sneni1 Block, with the exception of an oc. - '..e
ne second hoor We obstacle TO ,bs :.
sucn an enterprise in Raveuna and are pe...s y
has been protested. C# -. mat '1a u
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25


Is lis circulation, useful and important a IL. is
may be, q ezaaos do 0 e.psrk Of a. Eo.nt ,p ,or -
py Is a.N OF activt,x ,v mar. ,t,,, -. p....-
FlouFng Milscan serve 10 eri ~. J. ~,
for family ns. for t,s families as port.-e f.o,,., m
Rochester lrills NAV furnish the barr,, A. - t,, n
Ioeef erisf ni1 {. needed for hone .,erk ,,t,l,s,
. The poet says
Distance lends snehautnent to the view.
and while clubs arr industriously. npi B, r.o, ,,
got up for distant paper. similar effort for the home
; paper is rarely or never thought OF
In ons to~nship in this County the boast is made
(perh % the boast might be made in many of our
townships) that club Of he's b1s cot ND for
the Tane course SIS in cash have been forwarded
10 the pubisbei yetno in toznship thinks
OF making personal effort extend the circulrtin Of
the local paper-shile in hhat very township from our
delinquent subscribers there an amount due us ne.,
equal 70 the in sdUanes for the Trbune-
i and many of thsse delnouent .ph..r,,.
deubtlsss. sent their dollars The Tribune whe t
leave Us unpaid, and such szbscrbers fsoue of them !.
least viii, deubtless be among the rst to eonl.D :,
advertisements and to wonder vhy the peno.r,t
be Afforded for dollar year - val, :. st -
-aDd some win threaten (and put their t,,,.,t. q; -
aon 100 to discontinue cir subserfptions 70 the
ocraf because refuses 70 ruin isslf by owe,z a.
price Of subscription or bv ,;...,., s'-As at'
H -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
TEE HEAVIEST sUrFERER BY TEE lat, =,

LEE HEAVIEST SUFFERER BIT THE LATE FIRE
in Rayenna, was Mr.. A. W. Beckley. STOVE and Tin
dealer. Mr.. Beckey has long been citizen of Ravenp,
and has favorable reputation being prompt rea-
ne, aed accommodating business ae has reopen
ed bis the South side of Main stieet in
Beckieys Block, nearly oppozite N. D. Clark & Cos
Carriage Factosy His adve tiseent in another column
sets forth that his bus facilities were only eapre
TOT few days. and hat aning he il again on
nand with everything in his line of trade and hopes to
90 larger business than ever, in the future.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

Cents-The Tribune Almanac, I56o--ls Gents.
10 cents-The Tribune Almanac isIo--ls Cents.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

BEAD the announcement in the last column
on this page, respecting the Home Insurance comn,nv
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

Union Line Express Messenger. John Lamb,
WI accept thanks for Eastern psper. slav. IN
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

PRoF. WEBsrERs SINGING CLASSES were
never SO fun IS at their present sessions new sere.
were begun last evening Prof Webster is teacher Of
music par ercece His talents highly appreciated
our citizens and the interest manifested the thor
one study of music by his pupils only equaed BY tin.
valuable proficiency made
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
Local Notices.

oN account Of unexpected business, the visit
OF DIX. .DELLENBAUGH,a at GarrettsvilIe is postponed
from the LIST to the 9Th of February. jan25-Iw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25
50 Cts THE IMPlNDTNe CRIsTs -,

Ine impending Crisis-shousands are sold daily Price
oo ceus This Is the only book advertised BY Com
sress. Price 90 cents Every should read this book
and ponder well It's facts. Price so cents paper-slt
In muslin--at the Ravenna Book Store.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

ATTENTION is directed to the advertisement
Of the Home for Invalids
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

NOTICE.-Tte undersigned has been duly appoint-
cd Administrator of the estate Of Abra,1 Eiyson
late OF Deerfeld, Portage County, Ohio deceased
p..s.,, -. ,., . JAMES X. GREEN
Deeihsld, Jan. 9Th, 1850. janll-9Ws
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

WANT e d .-Cows, Steers, oxen Young Cattle
w Horses or Colts, in exchange Tor hSn,isone Two
horse Carriage. in good repair Apply to the subscriber
Jan. lS 1860. J.W. WILSON
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25


.-e'ss.s..- 0oA oubsoRiBkRs.--It Is a
po.Aoe' We oeiiove' for Publishers TO induiss
an plain and taiAsE chit with theis ssb
scrioers that fair understanding may Be secured a.
snas harmony and good feeling may be permanently Is
'aoi'aned between them. zsSss s2s
another calendar year has passed. and we are an
prnaehiHg the close Of newspaper year. and we An,
on our books larger delinquency than Il usual at th;
1me Of the year, Tha year has been one Of
afy embarrnssment. and while We deepiv
our customers nthe disadntages of short crons .n
otner it true that we a. publib
share, fully, in these embarrassment, -.nd 4, :. -
doubted BY us, that each sub scriber who v;tbo,d h
subscrption after due, embarrusses N. ,rc,
he would embarrass himself to raise The ana.
for, though each subserirfjon "a cone...,-
the aggregate Of our dues. i. inno,ts. :, ,'.ll
Withholding of ten or twelve undr. sns
auces an aggregate amoupt the lack OF which produ.
serious iucopven,an.. HT77 - 1850 P'ouoce'
o...-., -. azAAi
nundfsd OF our subseribofs have alecadv nai5
and present their example as en,an.. -. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-25

Black and Fancy SILKS-an entire new stock
We think we offer inducements in these goods that
are unsurpassed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

FARraKR PoISr, Sept l7.-Tae Jurs has arrived with
liverpool dates the 9th and Londonderry 70 the lth
The Persia, PARMA and Edinburg had arrived out Toe
weather throughout England favorable, and the bar
vest prospects promising This has exercised buoy
influence on the funds aud cotton. smith, Sinclair
Co. linen factors, London, have suspended payment
Their liabilities are El5O,OOO.
A Naples telegram OF the 9Th announces the arrival
Of Garbad aud his forces Salerno. He was expected
az Naples immediately The King was to leave the same
day for Gaea- Night Sandman irigates were in the
Bay Of Naples with two regiments Of soldiers The
British steamer Oswe which taken by the Garibal-
dams, has been retaken by an English war steamer
More massaeres are reported al Baalbec and other
Pie s.
Ii Is reported that Napoleon has assured Mons Farni Of
his sincere desire TO Italy independent and his be-
lief taat Victor Emanuel when he becomes master of
Naples aud Sicily, will be strong enough TO contend
alone against Austria but should the Latter prove vicO-
rous france would not allow her to abuse her victory
Il Is reported that the Austrian Minister at Naples has
teegraphed to Vienna that the King Of Naples had re-
solved TO quit Naples All the pictures aud furniture Of
the palace and the Kings personal baggage were EN-
barked on board Spanish vessel Two members OF the
British Parliament and other Influential Englishmen
we're on board Sandman vessel at Palermo, 20 visit
Garibali with message from Lord Palmerson, depre-
eating immediate attack upon Rome OF Veneia, as
compromising Garibaldis success. Another hne Of bat
de ship has eit TOuon for Naples Sardinia has sta
toned 10000 troops on the Roman frontier in conse-
quence Ol certain prOclamatOns Of Gen. LamOrciere.
COMMERCIAL.
liverpool Weekly RspOrL-Sales Of Cotton $4,000
bal,s Fair qualities slightly higher hiddlug and low
er advanced fully s. Flour dull and slightly lower
Wheat declined four pence; closing dull Corn quiet at
sixpence decline since Tuesday. Provisions quiet and
generally unchanged. Cousols 9S l-4a93 IL.
LlvmroOL Fsiddg.-Stock OF Cotton in port l22O 600
bales including So 900 American.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
Epu5AT1OnT.
DOARDING SCHOOL AT ROXBURY, NE

II KFNT CO. VAL will open this school my mothers Mrs
n POLLARD residence he LIST fsepteubr $780, for the lin
Ros m his ehool viii enjoy all the advantages Of private
fv ana viii receive attention hone The
ofip:raeon win embrace al the English Classical and Matbe
matcal branches. ,, =
eIrnisr vbh can be obantd by Addressing Ballard
Exchange Hotel Rchmond or myself a. Hubhards o.. New
Kent county. mus fOLLAhD a. ~.
NJ ID HoVe D. D. Rohmond B. B. Douglas King William; Wm
Newton Hanover; John Prce, New Kent Hugh NelsonP
teTsburg; r. Taylor, New Kent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

BaLuglgz Sept n Flour dull and heavy. No sales Wheat
declined 80. Red 81 SUl+D; White lt0bt6a Corn dull -
White 11oc yellow 0sfsgl. Provisions duh and unchanged
C0lrs uru 20 ttfstac WI Say steady a. 23c.
Nav YoE> Selt IL Stccks better NeE York Centras So
Virginia. Cotoa etay; t5u bales Upland Mitdug lt's.
ls5,. White $i:otti 81 Corn Aixsd 6sG6'o. Pork
heavy; Moss tlg5GigO Prime els 2N Lard heavy 1900
l5a Ehskry loser At axe Ron hrm At 81 S5 5I% kiee
d. IN at O., fs5c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHmOND. september II.
noa 1lr.. II0lsDl15 o'soc1-sg. .sl. 500; ss1s CO.

CTuEsDkYO o'cLocK-sur HsEs 65s; SKIS 6OI
ARRIVED
Steamship YorktoWn Parrish n y mdse and passengers Lud
steamship City Of Richmond Mitchell, PHIL. nd'e and
stssnr Geo Peabody Prchard Baltimore indie and pas, D.
4 w. Cufre
schr. south Wind, Baltic guano, A. Lee
Z" r sanard Jr BSeze, Bat', guAnO, Bacon BAsker-
Vile
" Bu,,srdy, Hubbard, Bal.a, Eu.nO.
Clara Belle Mitchell. BALTIC, Euano, Edmund. Davenport
AGO.
Entre, Koanisr, Albany lumber 4. ,. Ragand Co.
Lucy White, Avery, Newark, cement iaHA, CrenshaW
Citizens prinkwAer Roekland. line, Bridgfcrd Co.
King IN. smng jas. River, wheat
soop New Packet Gray hGed, wheat VIM H. Peasant
Geo Henry. Smith. Jas Riser lumber
sehr. sanaria, Todd, Alex'a, coal, stearns 4 Co.
Jas. T. Rice, Goulder, Pete sburg wheat 10 order
Jss Steel Martin. Albany lumber Robinson.
Luclda, Harmon n. @ shingles, Womhle Claibnn
WIN P-nscIn, Stevenson, Phla coal, : p HAYES SON.
Leon. FurbusS, Rockltnd lime LIBBY Burton
Crooper and Bro, Hl, Pkila, coal, b Lipseemh-
severe Brooks. Btlo. Ruano, Scher. kolrr %.
Lockout, Holmes, BALTIC, mdse, W. d. Colqutt Co.
SAILED,
Ech Adder Barnes Dill Providence, mill feed Colquitt
4 Co.
schr g 4 Harrington, Jones, BALTIC, Hight.
VIM. Franklin, Wood, down the river, light
Hx,ra, Wilson, do
wnd1.sd, Coisey PanumEey River, for wheat J. g.
Read
A. Y. Noyt, Lyons down The river, Light
o. II Taley, do
Union, shelly do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FRMALE INSTITUTE.


IHE sesson ta Institution will on the
FIRST Monday In October rex and close the last day Of
June, 1880
The Principal deem necessary give the names Of
the Assistant Teachers IN his employ simply saying that he
ed roughy qushsd Instructors and that every
will be made maintain the high reputation and select character
OF the School
advantages department Vocal and
unsurpassed The accomplished
In the city are empoyed and particular attention "a paid 10 S
Two Preneh dles reared and educated Paris and speakinq
the pureSt French reside 10 the family Of the Principal whose
peoa duty is speak French habuay with all those who
studying the language IL confidently asserted that much
pure spoken In the honse any female
In the Union.
subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry fully
Illustrated by experiments the apparatus 10 the nsle
being complete 70 any In the State
Especial attention given the study Of History, English
Rhetoric and Readng-a portion Of the both at
tsacive and profitable
The Principal refers with pride The following list Of PATRONS
Hon IL A. Wise, Norfolk, Va; Com. NJ r. Msury Nat OBJ
Rev. W Sparrow Theological Seminary, Alexandria; Rev p
Rev Kepler Rev. D. Doggett DR. d. r. Wexford A. A.
Morson, Andsron, GrAttan James Lyons T. r. Price
VIM ra Ann DOL go VI SoA;o
land WIN Clark J. b. Darlington, HSfAK; r X. crae Green
brier Va St George Cooke Powhata Dr. H. Stuart King
George; K X Scott, yauquie T J. Randolph, r. p Minor Al
bemaTe Penn, J. W. Carroll New Orleans; r. Baylor Essex
Mira II Harrison, Lower Brandon; Co.. Dabney Dry Grove
MISS Bryce Stewart clArksve. Tenn Hon. G. H. Lee, oaTks
Reierences made also FACULTIES Of Virginia Military
Institute and William and Mary College TO Professor Bedoe,
smith, Coleman Maupln and Davis OF the University Virginia.
TERMS
Board Washing and Lights. s22s 90
Preparatory Department 20 co
Latin or Modern Languages in classes each . 20 90
Music, Vocal Piano, Harp Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing or Painting In oil water coors ego to 50 co
Use Of Instruments per month ................ $50
Payable onsha October balance the 9Th Of February
jyl9-Sm Box 81, Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

NoREoLS, Sept 1.-THE ship ROtuuda Of Richmond,
Maine ilty days from Liverpool, bound to New York,
fOundered al sea the 18th inst, in lat 40 long 20,
duri1g heavy gale. The officers aud crew were taken
or by the schooner T. Raymond Capt SAUNDERS OF New
London, bOutd TO Turks Island, and brought TO this
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
MISS pECRAbI,S SCHOOL,

yV,HR nh session Of this School will begin the first day Of oc
III tober.
Miss Pegram deems this proper occasion express her crate
full sense which has attended her efforts In
the o Education
10 The pupils whose affection and industry have eheered her la
bor parents whose kind expressions OF approval have
been be highest reward well the friends whose In
auence has been constantly used In her behalf Miss Pegam
turns sincere and cordial thanks
She s hat the experience each year and
laxInR efforts on her part deserve the posed In her
viii renoer her school worthy Of continued
Catalogues with PARTICULAR be had application TO
Mas. J. w PEGRAM,
ap1-ahctf Linden Square
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

A Gaai Meeting of the friends Of Ben and Everett
Of District No. p Heurco county, WILDE held at Spring
field Hal this lru,,dlyl evening, at ociocd Several
speakers are expected to address the meeting. Come
one-c.ms aui
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
ANnrnER PLANET DISCOVERED

WASHINGTON, Sept l7.-Commander Aaury announce s
the discovery OF planet at the Washington Obserya-
tory on saturday night. It's right ascension is twenty
three hours aud Ory-one minutes, and its deeinAton
three degrees tEenty-three minutes South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

ExcrrSoS--We refer our readers to the advertise
meut Of the L chmond and York River Railroad Com
PAW, amounting another excursion 20 yorktown, etc
% morrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

TgE EyciurxE>r a. the Celtral Fair Grounds, near
this ely elalru November, promises TO be briiiai
auE Somc ight or ten cavalry companies are expect
c % take part it aad the a,seuouse OF such body
o. troop r. together viii the bIftt0a, of uricry iu-
fa.ry; aud De c1mpInies all constitute military
display UuJiyaiIcd this SAFE cNccp I times oil war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

Why VIII you SrFysR s-Dyspepsia g. a brief but
co1o-rhsrsye tenn Tor the numerous diseases which az
fect the stona h Hysr and Ia tact, the whole sys en-
Ustl De- Greene discovered the Oygsaaied Bitiers,
ueic science had exhausted Itself in vain attempts to
r.l-. 4 II. I--..-.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

UIHE PRINCIPAL OF TIE SOUTHERN PE.
Il MALE INSTITUTE Richmond Va wishes 70 employ
additional i'tant Master o. ars or graduts in most Of
tue University n Virginia preferred To Of
experience well recommended salary of t2 0wl be paid
Address d. LEE POWELL, Box 81.
lrlS-dlw Rlchmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

Ness Bower BIO, o. Philadelphia, advertise Plan
tltioa Grist NIL. ia to-dsys paper.
We understand chat Ncssrs g. a Bro. are gentlemen
OF uu.ur nrohity Who would uoi advertise state
meats i1 regjri % their mills not well founded ia fact
a1i tiat L' exuei.n.y aud economy of the machines
advert s.d shch simple that servants OF or'ind
r. iulaisluce manage t1cm sith perfect easel are
fllf established bv those having them jn use.
We invite che attention Of Planters % their advertise
rrauf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18

Prrr Casa gr..t many cases OF this description
are d. ush. ef r. tte Mayor Yesterday, Neil Nagcnt
eDner fr belg drunk la the street. sent 90 Jail
Pa uuuaro. for assautug an uuku3su man at gate,
o, .h street. was also committed Islac slave OF VIM
n tlrlrt. for r,spl-sng on W. H. Rchardon aud as
slu.ire hs servant judy, logged. John, slave Ct
Tor o. Yarorough for being drums in the sIeet ditto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-18
RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

TIME begins OCTOBER sr, 1850 and ends the
The prosperity Of past the Pres
the Institution yet deserving Of the
large patronage aud the high literary character has achieved
Faculty large and able il buildings (Which have an ample
play ground attached are beautifully located and horougy urn
hed rs apparatus costly and complete It's course OF study COM
prehenslve and thorough
The En h course as will from catalogue Is
ally large made especially prominent throughout Ian
after the methods adapted mental
discipline which the true end Of study but In French par
ucuiary conversation Is also careful " attended TO.
usea Department remains In charge Mr. CLAPP and Mr.
O. O MERA has been added 70 It.
ohAs Ill WINSTON A. M, uly. OF Val President and Prof Of
Moral Science and Sng sh Literature
Rev. J L. Burrows d. D., Evidences Of Christianity.
james Leigh Jonss NJ, UNIV Of vAO Mathematics and Ian
r A. Lewis NJ D., Natural Sciences.
Prot =. EmOn (of Paris French.
aenor Carlos O. Mera. Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary l. Lehweh, Drawing, Paioting 10.
John ". Reeve Penmanship.
Miss s p Royal, English BraHehes.
Miss Jane g stanard Prepsrator, Department
Mrs Ann Mallory, Preparato y Department
Miss Mary @ Laihrop, Preparatory Department
n. \. oapp, Principal Musical Department.
o. a Ericsson, Guitar
ulAr Intervals giving special Primary pupils
NINE noSTns.
English Tuition Preparatory Depart $50 %
IaelI'h Tu ton, Collegiate Department. 50 90
AMBIENT and Modern Ian .uages, each 20 90
Music Piano with Vocal Music 90 GO
Use Of Instrument for practising ............. %
Vocal Mnie alone, taken by all In elatsesE.... 2 %
Drawing EeedlewOrk, or Greclan Painting. 20 %
Soari including everything except washing %
ArsductIoa Of oacJoai& 10 Mnisieri
EE-No charges
grin Of prOracted cEneSs deduction will be made for
Absenee
their incidental should be deposited him. and all let
catalogue containing full details may be obtained
= CHARLES H. WINSTON,
nu6-dkc2Tm Richmond, Va