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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF
HOLLOW Us PILLS

IL w "A l. III
AB0ON TO 81 slCK7
a""s>i.irSn he srei@riSg per: on Of humanity. nnl O.
e'tiTrlN fire." from miE"r"i aud Other d"ie;l ions patti,
81 into he w"rhi Railways irral able PMS have be.
rs q IF IF ny, iTem @a, a = Mfli AS sh I'd ' thn: tirT rr an ,ck IN 9bd r 4 h III m
M. raff 90. !" M he < = rflhT ' . SsiI H. e ami M ne, : IN her II . rfi"f of vita IN
andtunc;ionar1 transformation.
Dyspepsia.
The grca' zeourge' of Ills c~rif,cut yields qnickI, to a
eoursr Of tics" ants. ltie ] ills, "nH the its'si'v" orGnn
shape this h> dra Of disease rxnI"its ttsc!t. this searching
tenn.
General Debility and Weakness.
siEFs Of 4 @, ,iir-a' : s d ~ r; an n IT, n io ; n Il, "a i% or, Of 1h9
erfuian'isepti aud detergent remedy.
Bilious Disorders.
mimrnat"," iminIrisi ~ I "a, tL. ! Ha GiInI 81 th n I human ,nf PR fr. u, q
c ra1o n,,,i,i 'LoGE =, rnlri.f r ~. u, Il " litid,m srtds ct =
mi Ia, nj :teans."s ami rcsusiialtns the vital functions
Sticky Females.
Should 1o<rn Tim" in trying a few coScsof his regula-
a &c: ll. il Il. .siiI 3 .; 5@si il @ 5i5 f + 81 III / Ii aiil S:s j and
Unrefuted Proof.
The+cstim. ny If Nstionsis unanimously horueto to the
hehl'L gIvnL virtues nltl.s noble remedy, and certiHcatts
nc IS ss, =, <5a rE"i8 t r . : ;or lar Ia witness % the "a'F"ia''F
HoIoway's Pills are The hest remedy hmorm
in the world for the foLotinydisedSeS.
Asthma, Diarrhna, Iu,iiE-<t On,
Towel 11in plants, lr- Ply. Iuiiurnz.-
Coughs, HrliIi y. InHnnaunn.
Coils. Fever N Ague, Inward Weakness.
Cii"si Diseases, Female E"m- Liver Complaints,
c}ustivCnrsS. uilints. IuwncSS OF Spirita
Dyspepsia, Headaches. Plies,
Secondary Symp- V-nrridl .thcc- WurGns of all
toms, ttUns, kinds,
Stone md Gravel.
n9- ~AETIuN!-Nont arc genuine unless the 1,ord4
Holloway. New York and london. are ti>ccrniblc as II
Water mark in Eyer! lie i OF he ht Ok OF lin erliGnS around
each pot or o the same my az plainly seen by holding
he l1 Il To thr light. y hIIi>olne reward will Lr given to
ny one rem rritI:i ntnrnittioI as my lead Ia the detection
f any ptr Y or p;rirs "pru'terfcitIHE the medicines or
endirgtb sttne, &GowIns them o 10 syurious.
%*YSol at the MANUFACTURERS OF Professor HOLLOWAY. so
Made Lane, New York. and by allreSprctahlr Druggists
ami ',cHi"rS in Nc.iic.nr throughout the United states a4d
the IvIliZ,d world, IN boxes at IS cen S. % cents, and 81, 90
taCr.
rs There is considerable saving by taking the large
j sFH.
N. h.-Dirrcti"n> f"rtht Guiilncc Of t4uts evcrl II y
disorder are affixed to ra-h box.
March t. ISjg-4Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
New Firm.

VNHE Undersigned have this day formed CO. pa rtnerEhip
L under the firm name Of MendenhaIl n Miller, for the
purpos' OF conducting n general mercantile business snd
nov oaer at the old stand OF weleh Il Neudenhsll a large
All who may favor us with their patronage.
--- - JOHN II. MNNnERHALD
HsasxIrs .yaaunYv II. ne
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
G.. II. PURDX,

WILL practice in Delaware and adjoining
wv Counties. ali Hsted TO ms care VIII De
promptly attended to. Office in Tressurer's eilics, Della
ware @. Dec 10, IS59-Htf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
Testimonial.
Window Glass

TUsr received a good stock Of the Best Cstx
q Brands. and Tor sale low by
Dec 2,'59. "u c. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-02-24
DRUGS & MEDICINES. d,
New Proprietary and New Stock.
=
M. L. STARR & BRO.



NO. 5 L MS BLOCK.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, CO.
Paints, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Botanic and Family
Medicines; Paint, Whitcwash and
Varnish Brushes; Escenses, .prT
Jars, Rottles, Walls, &C. &C. "a,
4 have opened n large and deslrahl-s took in the above bran
L chrS, Ia which the attention Of all whe desire good ard
moderately priced goods, is called. l would return my
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon tbs
house in the past, and respectfully invite the continuance Of
al old customers, and friends, aud would be pleased 10
see many new ones feeling cuuidrat we can please all who
are disposed to patronize us. We lave spared no pains, and
havetncurrrl much extra expense, IN fitting up
First Glass Drug Store,
Iustsueh a store AS this thriving city and county ought NOTE
be without. Aud we expect 10 keep IL up, and To oontHnne 10
jncreasCuur BUSINESS as We have done from the first, by ael-
ing as good ana cheap articles in our line - can be bought
anywhere. II shall Je our aim 10 keep every MEDICINE ana
MErICAL COMPOUND In use, required for this market, and
shailcndeavor to give all Information that may be. destred a.
to- heir nature, use, Nc.
bS- Physicians Prescriptions compounded with AceuPAeY
aud dispatch. Don't forget the place. The Upper nFaE
store. at thestsn Of
The Big Mortar--No. 5 Williams BLOCK.
Nj. l.. STARR d BRO.
Delaware, Jan, IL SIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18

Thus, then, it will be perceived, that the
question Of platform will, in all probability,
be again opened an the C0Hrcntion achen u as
sem6les ut baltimore. That question is not
beyond the power of the Convention, us ! was
assured by its President, Gen. Gushing.
Under these circumstances, the separate Con-
yention. wishing to take all the chances for at
ta;nine IFS object, from the voluntary conccs.
sion Of the other Convention, merely adopted
the resolution which has been stated, inviting
the Democratic party of the United States, in
favor of the platform Of the majority of the
States, to meet in Richmond, one week before
the rc.asscmbling Of the other Convention at
Baltimore.
Such Convention as that Invited 10 assem-
BILE at Richmond, will furnish an opportunity
for securing concert Of action, IN the matter q
attaining Il proper PLATFORM from The BaHl,
more CoRrrntioH: and also for securing concert
Of action in the matter Of the measures to be
adopted, in case the hopes of a proper platform
from the Baltimore Convention should be dis
appointed. The times of the assembling OF the
two Conventions are so near together, that he
same persons nag melt be delegates TO both
haring 10 make int one joarncH -ind there
may be other gooa reasons, arhy tie Mme per-
sons shouM be delegates to both C0arentio"s.
1t only remains to say, that the majority OF
the Georgia delegation recommend that Con-
yention Of the Democratic party Of Georgia be
called-and that Mat Contention appoint q
SET NJ delegates to attenG bOth tic Hichmond
auR tic baltimore CvnrentiOM-thcrG seeming
nom to he Il dipositionin the latter Contention,
10 conret1e something on the plaUorm.
HENRY /. BENNlNG,
Chairman Of the Georgia Delegation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

YbIHE BOARD OF VISITORS WILL MEET AT THE
pcaons for appointment well STATE Cadets
will he nnde TO the undersigned prior to that day the
be prompt in fling their applications. Testimonials o
fair moral character and freedom from bodily disease In
lrIni,y must be presented In all cases.
Vacancies for State Cadets will exist In the following Sc
Material Districts;
I. Accomsc, Northampton.
w. Nansemond, Surry, Isle OF Wight
VI. Petersburg, Prince George
IN Lunenburg, Nottoway, Prince Edward
Y. Mecklenburg, Charlotte.
NJ Pusylyania
MI. Halifax.
XIII. Henry, Patrick, FRANKLIN.
NV. Bedford
Xr. Appoma,tox Campbell.
XVII. Henrico, Hanover.
XXII. Caroline. Spo;syrauls.
SXSIlI. Albenarle.
MIN Louisa, Goochland, Fipvanns.
NXXlI. Hampshire, Hardy Morgan.
ENNlII. Frederick, Clark Warren.
NJ Mercer, Monroe, Giles, Tazrwe.
XII. Smyth, Wythe Washington.
XLIlI Scott Lee, Russell.
NLll1. kanawha. Boone. Logan, Putnam, Wyoming.
XLI' Nicholas Fayette, Pocahontss, Braxton Green
brier, Raleigh.
XLrI Harrison Richie, rleasants, Wood, Doddrldre
XLylI Marshall Marion, Tyler, weize
NLIX. Monongalia, Preston Taylor.
In addition TO the regular academic OF the lnst-
tute, the Board Of Visitors have organized two special
schools Of Applied Science viz: CIVIL ENGINEERING
and AGRICULTURE Applicants to enter either Of these
schools must be qualified sustain approved examine
ou the studies OF the Srd and 4h eusses Of the Inst
u,c As the design Of the Board to uaniain high grade
I scientific Instruction in these special schools the eondl-
Of admission will be rgdly insisted upon All re-
CURED Information will be given upon application to the
Superintendent
Officers Of the Virginia Aitia who desire military In.
sructiou authorized by law, will find 1t best to attend
the Infantry anil Artillery Drills dur ns the months Of May
and june
The Superintendent prepared supply schools With
,eschers from the graduating class IL application be made
before the ist Of July.
The usual graduating exercises viii take place on the ih
of July End there will be an exhibition OF Fire Works at
night. FRANCIS ii. SMlfh,
tpril ls--cytoSJune Superintendent.
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Later from Europe.

Nav 16-The steamship Europa arTlfeu hcIe
last nvht from Liverpool with dates to the 9Th May.
The reform bill has passed Its second reading Lord sus
sell stated In the House that the English proposuon ior
settlement Of the San Juan affair has been rejected G W
American Government and that future action would dc'
pend upon Gen. Cass reply to the last Ensltsh dispatch
Continental politics are unchanged. Rumors preVai o'
renewed troubles in Sicily
Spain has granted an amnesty. c,:..
The English Government Is pressing forward the Chinese
expedition. ,.,,, rI.;r In.
Two lawyers named Blake, have nbsconh.d; iher ""'
biIi,Ics ,nount 10 four hundred thousand pounds
The Archbishop OF York Is uean. ,-,.r.
France continues TO advance In accumulaiinS oreai'
,T md viii nut In operation sliding scale and cause
suspepson Of the export Of corn 10 England o W.
diving the duties cotton anu otneF raw natetuis no
besn nnnroycd unanimously by the Legislature Inc ne"
im Vii, nrobaiy be commenced the eth OF May
count Montelnolin and his brother will be reins'acd Is
princes OF the royal family in SPAIN ,- ,,o
Belgium oilers the foI'c ioi's H4i''''"' " ~
md France demand Of Turkey three millions OF
,iccs somewhat Indirect say that the shipment OF
,-oons to China suspended In anticipation Oh IN
amlcabc arrangement A., c,;,,,. ,ro,,,
Mazzni has issued proclamation 10 Tile sciHh'' si
! them 10 unite with Sardinia.
There has been no decision as 10 The evacuation Of
Rome by the French.
amour, to s. 800 bales The market is steady Some cir
cula.s say inferior qualities have partially advanced M
I,rcndstuffs are dull and tending downward Provisions
itrsnpooL, May 5, p M-The stock of cotton in por
amounts to bales. OF which ssoOo bales ar'
quotations: Orleans fair itid, middlins G4d upland
fair ia mddlng GLid. BreadstuHs have slightly te
cned, owing to favorable weather for the crops. g.
Flour Is dull. Wheat Is dropping, and 10 IS lowe
sine. Tuesday Corn is dull and prices are easier out u
changed Beef Is dull. Pork quiet Bacon buoyant
with large speculative inquiry and shnH 10 oae r.
wha, lower. Coffee and Rice are quiet. ho''n - "1'
| 4s. I'd. Turpentne is dull NJ 35s. - =, l,rI
uo, In hont has Increased one hundred and nineS"'e
| ,hous nj pounds ConsolS 90A 10 ''ii'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TsIE FACULTY will proceed the 5.h Of July next to
appoint State Students to fill vacancies which will exist
the close Of the session in the following Districts
J. Accomac and Northampton.
II. City OF Norfolk.
". Isle Of Wight, Nansemond and Surry.
y. Mecklenburg and Charlotte.
NJ. pit,sylrania.
XII. Halifax.
MIL. Henry, Patrick and FRANKLIN.
XIV. Bedford.
NvI City OF Williamsburg. York, James City, Charles
City, New Kent, Elizabeth City aad Warwick.
XVII. Hanover and Hcnrco
NvIlt. City OF Richmond.
Xxx. Richmond county, Lancaster, Northumberland
and Westmorelsnd.
MI. King aud Queen, King William sud Essex.
XIV. Fairfax and Alexandra.
XIV. Loudoun.
XVIII. Abemarle.
XXX. Nelson Amhers, and Bucklnghalu
NXNI. Jefferson and Berkeley.
SXXIII. Frederick Clarke and Warren.
xXNf. Rockingham and Pendleton.
NJ Mercer, Monroe, Giles and Tage~eii
XLI. Smylh, Wy,he and Washington.
ALIlI. kanawha Putnam, Logan, Boone, Wyoming,
Roane and Calhoun.
XLIY Greenbrier. Fayette Nicholas, Pocahontas,
Raleigh Braxton and Clay.
XLv. Mason. Jackson. Cabel Wayne and Writ
XLVlI Wetzel, Marshall, Marion and Tyler.
XLIX. Monongalia, Preston and Taylor.
l. Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
Applications for appointment, accompanied by state
Of the OF the applicant and the schools ke may
wish 10 attend and Testimonials rs TO character, capacity
and pecuniar circumstances should be addressed to the
Chairman and should reach the University BY the 25th of
June.
The State student exempt charges for maricua.
on, tuition und Of the public buildings and
library Is required provide for hi, other expenses
The term Of appointment Is for two years and the cond
on that he sign pledge to teach Ia public private
school In Virginia for two years after leaving the Cnver
sity. 8. MAUPIS,
Nav 11-rGw Chairman NJ the Eacnty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

DEMOCRATIC AssocIArIoS.-A meeting o,
this body was held last evening at the African
Church. AIr. Giazebrook moved that Mr.. An.
drew Jenkins be called to the Chair. Mr..
Jenkins declined and nominated Capt. Wilson
and he was appointed Chairman.
On motion OF Mr.. peachy, Mr.. l.. ". Glaze.
brook was elected President of the Association,
and on his further motion all the other old
officers were reelected.
On motion oC Mr. Mott. The following reso-
luton was adopted
Resolved, That 4 committee of five be ap-
pointed by the President, 10 prepare place
for the accommodation of the Democratic Con.
venton, that is proposed 10 be held in the city
Of Richmond on Monday, 1ltN of June next.
The President appointed the followin. as
the committee: William Old, Nathaniel TYLER,
Dr.. James Dove y. B. Hill, Mr.. Mott.
| On motion Of Mr.. Old, the Association ad-
journcd
FAIRFIELD RAcr$.-Thc spring races on this
track commenced yesterday, for swecpstake
for three years old colts and tilleys, out Of
mares that had not produced winner up to
the lst Of March lust; mile hcns. 500 entrance,
$50 forfeit
The first heat WAS finely contested between
r. \. -tlstcd's ch [. oy Highlander, dam Kitty
Purycar, and d. l.. BaltSzer's ch. h.. by Red
Eye, dam hy Boston, .r., and resulted in
dead heat John Belchcr's b. c., by Red Eve,
dam Bay Betsy, boltcd, but came again on the
track, and made desperate effort TO win, but
was distanccd and ruled out
SUMMARY.
j. l.. BaltSzer's eli. h...............0 l !
K. y. Alstcds cl. c.................O C.
John Bclcher's b. c., distanccd.
FAIRFIELD RACES SECOND DAY.--Race yes
terday was for the Proprctor's Purse Of $3.50.
The entries were: Gen. Thos j. Green's gr
III. Ada Carrier. years old, by Challenger,
dam the dam Of Frank !lllcn. John Bcchcr,
ch. N. Betsey Red, / years old, by Red Eye,
dam by imp. Glencoe Calvin Green, (Fon-
dren'sy b. III. Lucy lallcv, years old, by
Childe Harold, dam 0ritrix. o. P. Hare, b.
M. Dephinc, t years old, by Red Eye, dam by
Non Plus. T. & T. ". boswell, g m Irona,
) years DID, by Register, dam by Prince
George.
In the first heat Lucy Tallcy took the lead
and maintained it to the hOmc-strctch, when
Delphinc closed up and passing Lucy, Won tho
heat handsomely.
in the scc0nd heat IroEa tool; the lead but
Dclphinc passed Ter at the mile post and came
in winner.
SraAARY.-Deiphine,
rona, , ,
I.ucy f'alcy, >
Ada Carrier, distanccd.
Betsy Red, paid forfeit,
Time ..;5t-3.44S
rrI,n ,,i unc lor,rn nn,j Tho spor, frir
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Governor Wise.

This noble patriot, this proud heir Of genius
aid cllivalry, has written Il letter withdrawing
his name from the Charleston Convention, and
advocating harmony and concord. Ills letter
is characteristic Ct the man, full Of sublllnaled
patriotism and manly impulse. Henry y. Wise
has ceno;aph in every American heart, and
MS name will be clnbalmcd in the fame OF his
country-postcrity will look to him as one Of
the brightest stars in the galaxy OF American
glory. What living man has done moro than
he? What living man but Wise, with the
spirit of Codrlls of ancient fame, is ready to
throw himself = bleeding victim upon the altar
of his country to satisfy the demands OF the
angry sotlS? Had it not been for Henry ~
Wise, the proscriptivc creed Of the know-No-
thing party would have been engrafted on our
country, and the spirit Of liberty crushed down
to rise no more. Then our prayer is that the
great God Of Heaven, will protect him in his
declining years, and that his final exit shall be
like the setting Of cloudless sun, in matchIess
splcndor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18

From " est IL JohnstonS We have rCcciyel
LETTERS on THE DIVINE TRINITY, ADDRESSED To
HESEY WAED BrEcnER. Br Is. f. BARRETT.
New York: Mason Brothers. 1860
These letters originally appeared in Il
monthly religious magazine, Crhc Swedcnbor,
gian, and the author says of them tha; they
are written not in the interests Of any par
ticular sect or party, but in the interests Of
truth itself and our common Christianity.
TIE CORRESPONDENCE OF MARTIN EoN HUA,
noLnr TO VARxuAGEN ToN Fuse FROM 1927
TO 1858, with extracts from VarnhagenS S
Diaries and Letters Of VarnhaGen and others
to Humboldt Translated from the second
German Edition. BY Friedrich kapp.-
New York Rudd and Carlton. 1850.
Varnhagen was friend TO whom Humboldt
was greatly attached, and rs 10 such 4 nar
humboldt would write fully and unreserycdly,
and as Ludmilla -issing, to whom Earnhagen,
when dying, entrusted the letters for publica-
ton gives solemn assurance that not Il word
has been altered, the work lays bare o'view
the natural workings of lIumboldt's mind,
and those thoughts and emotions which men
confide to those only whom they believe TO
understand or sympathize with them.
Poems ny WILLIAM II. HoLcoNBE, NJ. y. New
York. Mason Brothers 1860.
The author is brother Of James P. llolcombe,
L. L. D., in the University Of Virginia, and
the work is dedicated 70 him. These poems
were written as san occasional recreation"
from time to time, during II years. Several
Of the pieces are based on the doctrines Of
Swcdcmborg.
We have received from James Woodhouse,
Science IN TuEoLoGY, SERMONS PREACHED Ar
ST. Mays, OXFORD, before the University
BY Adam s. Farrar, NJ. y. F. q. 5. F. K. y.
S. PHILADELPHIA, SMITH, ENGLISH & Co. NV
YORK, SHELDON ( Co. BosToH, GOULD Lis.
coin, 1860
The object Of this work is to bring some Of
the discoveries and methods Of the physical
and moral Sciences to bear upon theorctc
questions OF Theology.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18
Tho Cabinct-The Alleged Ecfalcntion, &c.

W.ssc7oS May Ill have IL from the highest author.
ty that reports here of dssenSoDs IN the cabinet are
tirey unounded There have been during the past Wees
more than the usual number Of cabinet meetings. anu the
subject OF consideration has doubtless been concerning
one or two deputy posmasters atmportant points North
Mr. oratlo King has gone to New YORK 10 examine ana
Mr. lIiyer solicitor Of the Treasury, has also len New
York With instructions suggested by the President 10 levy
I,rrs, warrant upon the property OF Fowler and his
surees authorized by the act Of $780, md also to take
his body Much surprise Is expressed here that 80 con
cradle dcfacaon the sum OF TWO hundred thsusanh
considered that the receipts OF The New York postocc
immense while accounts only stated quarterly: In
word three or more months LAY pass or elapse after the
rendering OF quarterly account, before it has passed
through all the forms Of examination here.
| hear that George Sanders has been removed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-18
BLACK Republican National Convention.

CHICAGO, May 15-Sdnight are about 1O,Nu
sangers in the city The Sewates urgent and nope
full bu, the probabilities against him. There seems =,
be no Concentration OF strength on any candidate
ouently the superior tact Of the Srwardes may enaoe
them 10 carry their point
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHICAGO May l6-The Convention met ut noon 'o.uaS
David Wilmot was chosen temporary President
was then taken till Up. 81 letter from COL h rOin,s
Judge Staples, Of California was read 10 wiz! iii h nnh
nosItiysI declines nomination The letter VIII De pup
ishet to-day. I.h,,rr n, Nass,
At the afternoon session Mr. Ge9se Annan Ss Sl nro
@ a Ss .ba Presidency Mcssrs. Bates, LII
coin Mclean, Wade, Dayton and Seward. IhereH very
decided feeling OF opposition to Seward
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VIRGINIA STATE LOAN.

VIRGINIA STATE LOAN.
Ri virtue Of sunlry acts OF the General Assembly o!
- Virginia, notice Is hereby giyen that the Board OF
uhc M9ks vii! receive at any time previous 10 inc mrs.
uay ol sG0 proposals for six per cent oa
me amount OF sx million) dollars payable IN sncn
mo @nohthly instruments may be required nos eSceeag
suuuoo lwo nuhdred thousand) dollars per month saia
loan 10 be redesmae In years Interest paya-
oe semfanaaiy on the first day Of January and first DAY
Of July OF each year, Treasury Of the State Rich
uond.
Proposals also invited for the same loan at ~
per cent Federal sterling other appropriate bonds viii
be Issued or The loan, rs paid In the option OF the
lender. t --r-.l
Dy the Constitution OF the State and laws In pursuance
:hsrcof snkns fund is established the punctual
Of the interest selnnnauay and the redemption Of
the principal In thriyour years the issue Of the
bonds These provisions OF law the large increasing
taxable resources OF the State and laws furnish the
strongest possible Of the safety and OF the
loan. --
Sealed proposals to addressed 10 the "Boardot Pub
lie Works Richmond, Virginia." and endorsed " State
Loan where any further information that msy be desired
will be promptly given. ,.o,,o r. n.,r,,,
Secretary D. p Works OF Virginia.
ya NovI r.-
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
ENuE THE YEAR 1S6V-The first session will Commence
4 on the 'Oth January and close June 18TH
Terms rs for last year.
When notified OF the arrival of students mt Blacks and
Whites suitable conveyance will be In readiness take
them to my house To give such notice. address Mrs ANN
W. oRGAlN, Mncfarands Lunenburg
My address Is Richmond ut this time
Jan :o-cu JNo. ORGAN, JR.
INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
VIE first session OF this School began on the 18th OF Sep
u tember, 1859, and Was successful
The second session began the Goth OF February 1860
under 1attcrlng omens
The third session will begin the Sd Of September 1SG0
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES $40 Go per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT LAM
GCAGES SIS GU per session
DoARD 81 per month. Address the PRINCIPAL,
JAMES A. DARTLEY, A. NJ,
Feb 99-cti Independence, Grayson county, Va,