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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01
YrRMoNr HIsroR1cAL MAaAz1Nr..

VERMONT HISTORICAL MAGAZINE
We have read with great interest a part
of the first number of this new periodi-
cal, advance sheets of which have kindly
been sent US by the editor and publisher,
Miss. Abby NJ. Hemmenway, well and
favorably known for her "Poets and
Poetry of Vermont" 1t was bold IN
dertaking to establish magazine in Yer
mont, devoted exclusively to Vermont
history, and no man acquainted with the
fate which previous historical magazines
have suffered in this country, and rea-
soning on the subject as masculine minds
usually reason, would have ventured upon
the enterprise. But a woman has at
tempted what no man would dare, and
she bids fair 10 achieve a noble success.
Surely if success shall be measured by
desert, there will be no failure here.
The periodical richly deserves an
abundant patronage. 1t is proposed to
publish fourteen quarterly numbers, each
number containing the history Of a coun-
ty, at the very moderate price of dollar
per year. Nothing less than large sub
scription list will justify publication at
so low rate. The publisher desires q
list Of three thousand to commence with
and has already secured considerably
more than half that number. If the
sheets before US are fair specimen o.
the whole work, aud there is no reason
to doubt that they are, she ought TO have
not merely three thousand subscribers
but as many as there are families in th,
State. These sixteen pages contain
full and interesting account of the earl,
history of Addison, the first town in Yer
mont that was pressed by the foot of civ
ilized man, or inhabited by civilizet
household. To this are added biograph
ical notices of the early settlers, with &C
counts of their hair-breadth escapes iron
bears, Indians, and other wild animals
The whole is concluded by an extraC
from the writings of Rev. DR.. Wires
President of St. Louis University, VIII
was an Addison boy and graduate {
Middlebury.
The last feature will be very impol
tsnt and interesting part of the work.
In connection with the history of eac
town, it is proposed TO give an extra
from the writings Of one or more son
who may have attained eminence in SON
department of intellectual effort. tt
work will thus be an intellectual portal
ure Of Vermont as well as an account
its physical progress. We do not 81
how any citizen Of Vermont who Low
his State can do without the periodic,
and we commend it the abundant, libers
and speedy patronage Of our readers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

ca A special session of the Massa-
chusetts Legislature has been called, to
consider what further steps can be taken
to arrest the progress of the pestilence
which has been SO fatal to cattle in some
parts Of that State.
The same disease has made its appear
ance in Antrim, N. H., and public meet
ings have been held in that town, and
in Deering and Weare. In the two
latter, resolutions forbidding the passage
of cattle across town lines, were passed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

Gy The following is the closing pas
sage Of first-rate letter from one of the
first citizens in an adjoining town, in this
county. 1t explains itself:
"A good nomination by the Republi-
cans. Messrs. L. and II. are t,Co very
good men for the oiiices,--hope they will
be t,oo successful candidates. This is
some for an old-line Democrat.
Yours, A DEMOCRAT"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

ca We hope none Of our readers will
deprive themselves Of the pleasure of at
tending the meeting Of the Orleans His
torical Society at Glover, next Wednes-
day. Fifty years will then have elapsed
since Long Pond became Runaway Pond,
and poured its mighty torrent of waters
through the Barton valley, sweeping be-
fore it everything that opposed its pro-
gress. That event, perhaps the most
important that ever occurred in the coun-
ty, viii be commemorated in discourse
by the Rev. Pliny H. White, which viii
probably be more full, minute, and au-
thentic account Of the affair than has ey-
er yet been given to the public. Should
the day be fair, the scene of the catastro-
phe will be visited, and possibly the dis
course win be delivered on the very spot
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

No Alcohol That well known RENE
dy for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Gem
eral Debility, the Oxygenated Biuers,
which has effected such remarkable cures.
contains no alcohol; yet it is not affected
by summers heat, or winters cold, and
retains its astonishing virtues in any
climsts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

The CHICAGO NoMiNATIoN--Dor6-
LAS ENcouRAGED-THE JAPANESE
AsToNisHED AT THE YANKEE LADIES.
Washington, May 10. The Western
Republicans here are delighted with the
nominations and platform. The Seward
men quietly remark that they win vote
the ticket. !.
Mr. Douglas now regards his nomina.
ton as certain.
The Japanese were astonished by the
WALKING at General Cass's party last
night, and made some quaint criticisms
on the ladies dresses. They will remain
here week longer. PgRLTr.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

PARsog BRowNLow ON HAMLIa.-
Parson Brownlow, who appears TO be
anxious to do his part 10 abuse OF Hon
Hannibal Hamlin, says: I'm all the
requirements of mind, manners, morals,
features, complexion, form of body and
limbs, shape Of mouth and nose, woody
hair, with kinks. he so much resembles a
negro, that, dressed up indIferently, he
could be sold in the South for field
hand"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

SENTENCE OF SwINDLER.-PITTs-
BURG, Pa. May 10. Sylvester Langdon
of New York, convicted Of uttering
forged paper for the purpose of buying
stock in Monongahela Bank, at McKees-
port, was to-day sentenced to fine OF
$500 and imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary for three years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01

g. 1t is thought that the further con-
sideration by Congress, q the Pacific
railroad bill hs, been postponed for the
pressat tession
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
NIXON'S ROYAL AMPHITHEAFRE,
NIBLO,S GARDEN, NEW YORK

NIBLO,S GARDEN, NEW IL
ASTLEY'S LONDON,
ASH TUX PHILADELPHIA ASp nosTos
ACAD EMIES OF Nj USIC,
ON ITS SOUTHERN TOUR By RAILROAD
MsStGER MI. 4. BARTON, of baltimore.
ADVERTISING COURIER. MR.. r. U. IIDMARsu, Of
New Orleans and Texas.
SUPREME or THE AltENA........MR. X. ELLlNGlIAM.
A CTUATED by a desire to concentrate ut Niblos Gar.
and Hcrobatlc ability as would surpass every other in the
world, l proceeded 10 Europe, and brought over to New
York the wonderful troupe that has filled the vast theati c
OF the Metropolis, and the Boston aud Philadelphia Acad-
emies Of Music, for months, to overlooking. My engage
ment with the grcat trngedian, MIR. Edwin Forrest, who,
after u four years absence from the stnge, has ut length
yielded to my solicitations to Ieappear ut Ni5lo's Garden,
occupies for his term this fayorise cosmopolitan temple OF
the drama, and enables me 10 Indulge Il long cherished de-
sire, and ut the same time accede TO the earnest solicitation
Of hosts Of Southern ladies aud gentlemen to send my
Great Troupe to visit The principal cities OF the South; and
! assure the thousands Of ladies ana gentlemen ihiHa o. tne
South who have seen the Company 1t Ntblos ana else.
where, and the public, that there VIII be no Gimihuuon OF
Its numbers, or change In its pr"pri" peFs"na; xrxoy
THE COMPANY.
NILE. ELLA ZoYARA.
The renowned Sensation Lady Equtstriennc.
TIE SIX LANLON BROTHERS,
TlS MIGHTY AcKoHATs,
THOMAS. ALFRED,
SIG. SEBASTIAN.
uhsilnS Ilallan Equestrian.
M0NS. DUrEENEY,
The Man OF IA Thousand Forms.
EERR CHARLTON,
The Conf: :ErisI Silt Feat Performer and Dancer.
MONS. DE- BACH,
The Equestrian Revolving Orbit Performer.
Mr. GEORGE ROSS,
The daring und graceful Principal Rider and Bridge
LeapeE.
MR.. WARD,
The great Rope Saspensionist, Il Ia Blond!n, and Professor
OF the Art Mae.que.
Mr.. wM. KISCADE,
Tile best General Performer In the world
MASTER FRANK START,
The renowned Double Somsrsault lhrower.
MASTER WILLIE,
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian, In his Double Act OF Oh
staclr Leuping on Ills Twin Ponies.
Mr.. L.. SAMPSON,
The lIsrculean and AcrObatic Artist.
The Troupe will he accompanied by 4 hno Brass Band,
led by HERR K0pr.
The worlds fayori,e, the Mare ZalDEE, the Incarnation
OF equestrian beauty and intelligence. The beautiful!
TWIN PONIES, Cupid and Diamond
4 superb Stud Of Ring and Trick Horses, In splendid
contltion-fresh and yi.orvus-as raiiroading saves II The
fatigue OF travelling.
DOORS open al IL, 10 commence ut . I. NJ; ~ =. VI. to
commence ut E..
The Company will exhibit upon the ground Mt the corner
OF Third aud Main Streets. Admission so cents children
under ten years Of age, and servants, rs cents.
Oct S-dSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
AUCTION SALE,.
OF VALUABLE HOUSES "
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND, AND y SMALL

SALE OF YALUABLE HOUSES AND
LOIS IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND, AND a SMALL
TRACT OF LAND NEAR TIE SANE PLACE.
virtue OF a deed Of trust executed tn tn" nnder:!sn.
- - el ny Ed. Grenier, dated the lst Of J."aa.y, is"e,
,h = o - Sscree pronounced by Hanover Circa! Court, on
.e "a" september, 1853, In the cause @! Mc0.c SIS. Gre.
hiet u. aLi l Shall proceed 10 sell on the prem. :, In Ash
a. y" ~ I'LL ~ n,cMMsDAY, THE 18TH DAY CT OCTOBER, isGp.
a. ! : = sloeA d.. W fair, II net, the mex, FL: Gay,) tho
heai hs sa conveyed by said deed, being be SANE con
feyta ny Nm. .FoS to the said Grcnier.
Inc hrst lot contains three acres, and 'front.' or Msir
street. There Is on It a comfortable house. n-arIr r.w. and
necessary out houses. The trac, Of land cont,ia. f3I
acres, about 90 Of which are cleared and enclosed ,,a n.
balance In woods. This property Is yrry yxIu,bi,
TESNS 0ne-iOurth cash; and tho baIancr nm ,c..r,,,
one and TWO years, with interest from the d,v Of ,ai.
ChAsTAlS WHITE, Tru.tee.
As the attorney In fact Of George Moore, and! IN c.nforul.
ty with the decree uboyr mentioned, shall sell a. The r,m.
aud place, d! public suction, the lot and Improve.
.en.s conveyed by Jos. II. Sread 10 the said GrenIrr. The
lot contains about three acres. Is we'll enclosed With a plank
fence, and the buildings consist OF two Dew stable aad .
barn. There Is u well Of water on the premises. which ar.
on one Of the principal street, Ia Ashland. !uhn-.
iiately adjoining the Race Course.
TERMS: One.third cash, or u good negotiable note: the
In nine and eighteen months. with Interest from In.
day Of sale. HENRY l.. RuOkE
Ort E-rtI. .trp-y
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOUTHERN WAvERLY INSTITUTE.
RfCWNOYD, ~.
MRS DETER y MAYO pRlElHpA

Mrs. PETER p. MAGU, PKTNCTPAI.
AT KS. MAYO will open. on the first OF October nex,. 4
I'VE itunr,iiny and Duv school for Young Indie. lrr oficct
/, TO rumbinc n useful and complete EneIi.l, education,
with Il practical acquisition OF French and t;.r:na. ar,l Il
thorough knoSleI!ge Of Music. TO accomplish hi, purpose
her family.
French. which Is the naiiy. laucuur. OF line resilient Pro.
frs-nr, will be the lub;tual LANGUAGE of IN. family, AM.
those studying 6 rrnlau will b. rsuuirrled 10 converse ire.
QurItly in that tongue.
For ifrcular., containing Terms, references and other
particulars, apply 10
irs. PETER p. MAYO, Richmond, Va.
~ Airs. Mayo has rrmor red her residence 10 the house
Lately occupied by the late Judge 4. V. Daniel. on Fifth. he
tween Clay and Leigh Streets Aug Sill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED poR rME RICHMOND ENQUIRER


PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The Evening Bull
letin claims Cursin's majority at $1,000. The
Legislature stands us follows In the Senate,
% Republicans and s Democrats. In the
House, 81 Republicans and 80 Democrats
Bailey, Democrat, is elected Congressman, in
stead of Junken, Republican, in the 10th Dis.
trict; and Stewart. Republican, is probably
elected, instead of Lazaar, Democrat, in the
Goth District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
Baltimore Municipal Elections.

ttEo0 The ba!!!aore Sun, Oct. lUth.
Tor the first lims fur several wears there has
en 81 election in Baltimore. The shameless
q :~evoit!ag spectsclr$, heretofore called cleo
'ns, by which Mir. Swami has been enabled
usuTp executive authority, and places Of
9EoE and trust in the city councils and gov
f@nInert have been filled bv some ,nost unpriu.
pied iH:H, are now distinctly characterized.
ne violence and fraud, and stuthng Of the
'I'es s'ScS, hy which the most astounding re-
'H> haze been exhibited ni late, are now
'"a5a! into startling relief, and exposed to
: iaosi iacredulous honesty. Yesterday the
"4''3ax vas open to every legal voter, and
noe bat legal voters, and the result is a
T. unquestlonable, and overwhelming najo-
Of the people against the lawless, vicious
: lnpriHcip!cd men and practices by which
= S!1IaIny Of the past has been wrought. The
aestiy OF the people has been vindicated by
:AsGlyeS. and the seal Of condemnation-of
81 re::oha'ion-h has been set upon the past.
lie %!O::ow!ng is q list Of the Mayor and
!ic!!Ia"n elect:
@'ToS-Georse VIM. Brown.
CRY Council.
1t Eranch-Jacob Wesley, George W.
8 JACOB Meyers, Col. Owen Bouldcn, Da,
Thomas, Sr., Geo. S. Bandel, John Boil.
John J. S,aylor of Henry, Thomas j.
Ha' John Spear Nicholas, f.. Wyatt Blan-
~ EharleS E. phclps, John G. Blackburn.
W. Dtakeler, Solomon Allen, Hannibal
.hase, john a. F. Dixon, Jesse Hay, John
II. Tcgmycr, llczekiah C,nnt
>t"Hd Branch-Wm. Dean, Jesse M,rden,
i. George, ST., John W. Wilson, Fran.
/" Alrlcks, Decatur II. Miller, Charles j.
*r, Joseph Robb, VIA. Swin!elI, Asa Hir-
=: :o!!"~lng is the vote for Mayor: Brown
~ h'ndes 9,5'5. Majority Iur Brown
q "s Total So;e cast in the city yesterday, it
oe seen, was 2T,346, the largcs, vote ever
81 N the 'city-though by the recent cen.
&c entire vote al the city is estimated to
n ay 80, OC0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
SALES or STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

SaLES UT SlCIAS ~ NlIIlalONu.
For te Week ending OctoAer -, le60.
RkruhTSD BY joan \. LANCASTER & soS.
Virginia i per cent Registered Bonds, sales ss1.
Richmond City Bonds, sales s9s and Interest.
Petersburg City Bonds, last sales 4sU.
L%ynchburg City Bonds, last sales $50.
Norfolk City Bonds, last sales rs.
Exchange Bank Stock, last Gales l0+H.
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales l4.
Bank Of Virginia Stock, last sales so 10 I2H.
Bank Of the Commonwealth Stock, last sales as2.
Richmond and DAnrilie Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by
State Ui Virgins. last sales S9l and interest. No recent
sales.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds. guaranteed by State Of
Virginia. No recent sales.
City OF Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed BY State OF virgins
No receut sales.
Old Dominion Insurance Sock, sales i2s.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, sales so.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock, last sales $40.
Merchants insurance stock, sales fIa.
Insurance. Company OF State Of Virginia stock, Sll2 offered.
Virginia Life Insurance Company stock, last gales ZIP.
Virginia Central Railroad First MoIt4ge Bonds, las; sales
$50 and interest.
Virginia Central EaIlroad Second Mortgage nonas, last sale,
SS2E and Interest.
EirSinia and Tennessee Railroad First Mortgage Bonds. last
sale aS and Interest.
Virgins and TENNESSEE Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds
last sales SS2E and utter. 81.
virginia and Tennessee Railroad Third Mortgage Bonds,
last sales $a5 and interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad e per cent Bonds,
last sales Isl and Interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad per cen: Bonds, las! sales
$92 and Interest.
Richmond and York River Railroad ) per cent Bonds. Last
sales 800 and interest.
Manassas Gap Railroad 8 per cent Bonds, offered at iC5.
~south-Side Railroad Bonds, las, sales $50.
soutn'sIae Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg,
last sales 800.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock,
las, sales $50. No recent sales.
Virginia Contra! Railroad Stock, sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last saies $6d.
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Stock, sales $50.
jaime, River and Kauawha Stock, last sales $lSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
Markets,

in PETERSBURG the receipts Of Tobacco are liberal for
the season, and breaks fair, with a better feeling for some
Descriptions. We quote common to medium Tugs Ut 81 ms,
good to very good SHa5, comm to medium Leaf Sat,
good to very good IHal2K, fancy manufacturing l5s25.
In LYNCIIBCRG We note an improvement in most quill.
ties, owing TO the scarcity Of Tobacco. We quote Lugs. in:
fsrior and common, at s1HaS, good to Zoe SXa5H, sweet
filters 5kaslH, Leaf Common and lnferlor) 2Ea4H. good 10
hne 5Ta2e, wrappers In fancy lots 95a5o, shipping Snd
,,emming 5 90a7;x.
In NEW YORK the Tobttco market Is quite lively, with
i goud demand for all sorts. Last ssits So ~hngsheads Ken
lucky. GXs12Hc.; 2U1S bales q Lavaua. on private terms;
5R22c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

L OH the first Monday in October next and close IN the
last day Of June, lsGi.
The Principal does not deem II necessary 10 give the
names OF the Assistant Teachers In his employ, simply as.
srr;ins that lie Is aided by eleven thoroughly qualified In.
structors, and that every effort will be made to maintain
the hiyh reputation and select character OF the school.
Tile advantages offered In the department Of music (vo-
cal and insirumeRtaD are unsurpassed. The most accom-
plished Teachers In the city are employed, and particular
attention is paid TO thi. valuable accomplishment.
Two French ladies, reared and educated In Paris, and
speaking the purest French, reside In the family OF the
Principal, whose especial duty Il is TO speak French habitu.
ally with all those who are studying the language. II Is
confidently asserted that rs much and rs pure French Is
spoken in the house rs in any female school In the Union.
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are
fully Illustrated by experiments, the Apparatus belonging
10 the Institute, being rs complete rs any in the State.
Especial attention is gwen also to the study OF History,
English Literature, Rhetoric and Rrading-a portion Of the
course both attractive and profitable.
The Principal refers with pride TO the foll0win. list OF
PATRONS, rs about the best evidence Of the Merits Of lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
Ohio Elections,

CoLrMeus, Oct. l9.-Thc Republicans have
a majority for their State ticket of over 10000.
The Congressional delegation will probably be
composed of thirteen Republicans and eight
Democrats. Trimble, Republican, is elected in
the 10Th district; and Nugent, Democrat, in
the 18th district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12

y. B.-FOr the accommodation Of persons from i dis
lance, pupils will he received during tho holidays DULY, An-
gust and SepteinberJ aud charged for board At the same
rates as In the session. They will be exclusively engaged
In the study Of French aud Music. For French they Will
he charged seven dollars a month, and FOR Music one dollar
per lesson.
REFERENCES:
The patrons Of the SchoUl-Rt. Rev. Bishop Meade, yir-
ginIa; II. Rev. Bishop Elliott. Georgia; II. Rev. Bishop
Johns, virginia.; Et; Rev. BISHOP Cnbbs, Alabama; Key. A.
Richmond: Rev. Chas. Read, Ricllmoul; Rev. Nelson Head,
Danrille, Va; Rev. q. Gilderslccve, Richmond, Va; Rev.
T. V. Moore, ID. D., IiclIuond, Va; Rev. William II. Wheel.
wright, Richmond, Va; Kew. John Saunders. Richmond, Va.
The Clergy Of the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
Pupils belongingto Il Church different from that OF which
the Principal aud his family are members, will be allowed
To attend any Church their parents may desire, In which
case they will be plnccd every Sunday under the care Of the
Pastor Of the Church they may select.
SS- AL letters 10 be directed to
July 24-dkc.m HILBERT p. LEFERvRE, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
Republicans Claiming tho Victory.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE National Repub-
lican Executive Committee, in an address to
their partisens, claim the Presidential contest
as decided by the elections i'll Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, and urge that increased ei'
forts be made by the party to secure a Con
cress favorable to the sentiments OF Lincoln.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
CLOTHING!

xNTE have just opened n very large and we'll Sc o.
~ lscted stock Of PAIL AND WINTER READY IA
MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING IN3
GOODS, which We are willing to sell, WholesaleL-
and Retail, ut the very lowest Northern market prices.
Our stock comprises In part Black Cloth srock Goats from
is and up; Cashmere business Goats from I aud up; DlacK
Over Coats, 81 and up; Heavy Blue and Black Beaver over
Coats, 8 20 and up; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, 2 80
aud up; Black and Fancy Satin-tt Pants, l 90 and up;
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests; Hack Satin, Fancy SILK,
Black and FuncY SILK Velvet Vests; Mems and Boys Shirts,
Collars, Neck Ties, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, and a
good assortment OF Boys and Youths wear, which have NIL
prices IL proportion, aud to which We call the attention oi
cur customers and the public in general.
Country merchants would do well 10 examine our stock
first before purchasing elsewhere, at
LEVI IEXTER'S old stand,
Nc. 90, Main st., Cd door below 18th Tor PEARL st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12
NY HECTOK DAVIS, AUCT'

IN N~EGHOES.-Th!s day, IT 10 o'clo'H ~! be
~ sold 80 likely slaves.
HECTOR DAVIS, tuct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12

Ia I'll = . lIts1.N1hs
'aNlIE next session Of this school will begin on the FIRST
L or OCTOBER AMI close on the 10th Of July, 1861.
TsKMs.-*2sU. exclusive 0~flisiis; 0ne.half payable on the
lst VI October, the other Oh the ist Of March.
DISTRACTIONS,
HILARY =. JONES, NJ. a. u. Of vn.) Principal.
WM: ~, FoSIAlSE, u. 4. (do)
ALEX. +. MATHEWS, NJ A.. Ulo)
JAS. u. BOYD, VI. A. QlO.)
JOHN a. CALY0, ESD, Drawing and Paint!ng3
Mr. Cs charge Is not included In the 1850.
Tile Literary Sucielies, for whose use two commolioCs and
we'll furni, he'd halls have been provided, possess Il Joint
library Of a thousand volumes.
For further particulars address L. i. JONES,
.JuIy l3-c3m TayIorsyille. Hanover, Wa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-12

OEETIPICATE OF DErUSlTE, No li.O, Issued by the
u Virginia Savings DinI; Of the city of Richmond. In the
name Of Mrs. Layinu Tsc!uhi, or 4. /. Gaines; bearing date
Ilth of Aprii. 1851. Payment Of same has bren stopped.
Spnt .i-ctyYm