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Our neizbbOr Of the Enquirer is appearing in some
What new character. Not long since it denounced the
doctrine Of Dougas a. than the doctrines Of Sew
Ards "a short cut 10 al the ends Of Aboionsm. -
And nor il Is anxious to effect fusion here in Virginia
with the friends OF Douglas Was there such IT,
consistency
Our neighbOr calls the Wing the "DougasBell organ"
Well it. when the Democratic papers here in Richmond
refuse % state the facts in relation to the progress Of the
Douglas movement here in the South, choose, in a
spirit Of eanaor and fair dealing to give publicity to
10 those facts ourselyes say has constitutes US
''Douglas organ" prOapty confess 10 the soft i'm
parchment Weare the supporters Of John Bell We are
even more-ve the admirers Of fair play, BE-.
tween political enemies and at all times ready TO
iead helping land those who prescribed and per
secuted. We did this thing for the Seceders a short
time ago and as turn about is fair play doing
the same thing for the Douglas nov. We promptly
admit tha, we have and again, denounced Mr.
Douglas doctrine Of Squaer Sovereignty with great Sc
verty-and the Enquirer has denounced the same doc
TRUE with even much more severity. And yet
While Ne have besought coalition with the Douglas
men the Enquirer has. Which is the more consistent
which stands irmer upon prnePle-the Enquirer the
W1ig2
Il it be any satisfaction to neighbor. have
hesitation in declaring to it that Mr.. Douglas being
Unionist and Ne. Breckenridge tool in the hands Of
DisuDOniss infinitely prefer the election Of the for
nsr TO that Of the latter. And If the contest we're mar
rosed down between the two, and vote was neees
sary decide il, should for Douglas With all the
pleasure in the world in preference to Breckenridge.
As therefore, the Douglas have no organs in the
Metropolis in Petersburg at present shall see that
jsties at least is done them until they supplied with
an OrgAn Of their own. And We say to the Enquirer,
that shall requOte its denuneiations Of Douglas in
lev days aud let toe Douglas men see What it thought
Of these il to fuse vh-for the purpose Of
sidus sbS election Of BseekinridES.
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DoUrIa. In AIabama-

Eight newspapers, some of them leading journals, in
Alabama, have raised the Gag of Douglas and johnson
Tney are as follows:
The Montgomery Confederation, the Mobile Register,
the Huntsville Advoeate, the Greensboro Beacon, the
Gainesville EadsPsadeat the Athens Herald the Selma
S1ilinsl, and the Troy Advsrtissr.
In Georgia, three influential Democratic papers-the
Augusta Consitionaiist the Atlanta ontsdsraey, and
the Macon Telegraph out for Douglas. new Doug
las paper is also to be established At Savannah aud ano.
ther at Columbia
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Looknt ThIsi

The Charleston Mercury speaking of the Breckenridge
and Lane ticket says-"UnsoppOrted in the North, it is
Obliged to do harm by dividing the anti-Republcan
strength and thereby rendering certain the eleeOn 0'
Lincoln 1t cannot be elected even should carry eve
~ Southern State, which is not to be presumed
Thus il will be seen, according to the frank admission
of the Mercury the leading Democratic paper in South
Carolina that the running of Breckenridge renders Ger
tain the election of Lincoln" Men of Virginia, have we
not been telling you the same thing all the timer
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A HEROINE SIcLY.-A private letter from Messina,
published in the London Post, contains the following:
On the 7th behed, arriving from Catania, the en-
tire garrison of Catana as well the movable column
united with the same in all 5000 5000 men Of every
kind commanded by Tomaso Clary. These troops had
been attacked in Catania by the people, and after several
days Of constant firing four five hundred Of the
royal soldiers killed, while the loss the part of
the insurgents comparatively insignificant The SOL
eIs themselves say that Of the nuns from the win
dow Of her cell killed soldiers than could venture
to state. She shot with aim the most prac
tsed Alpine huntsman and never missed once. The col
one ordered that they should ERE in patoons repeatedly
against the windows but in vain. The heroine remained
unscathed and still kept firing away killing her man with
every shot she fired
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nouoIas IN baltimore

The friends Of the national nominees, Douglas ana
Jobnsop. held an immense mass meeting in Baltimore
on Monday night The Baltimore Summarizing due
allowance for It's Characteristic hostility to the National
Damoeraev in its selfassumed granddaughter est-
ma es the audience at FIVE thousand
The Hon. Henry May, formerly in Congress, and other
distinguished speakers addressed the meeting aud the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed The appearances indicate
tina, the Douglas men far Outnumber the Breckenridge
men in Maryland.
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LYNCH LAW IN Iowa. letter from Fairfield, Iowa,
70 the Burlington Hawkeye states that John Kepheart
the murderer Of Mrs. Jane Willis and her two children,
ynched on the 9th instant About two hundred and
fifty from the vicinity Of Batavia, where the victims
we're found organized on horseback and into Fair
fed and rode to the courthouse and jail where the
murderer confined and surrounded it. The citizens
rapidly assembled. The county judge and several e;
zens addressed and urged them let the law take its
course. This Of avail They said they had come
for Kepheart and would have him. and they had erected
his scaod and dug his grave. They then took scan
ling and battered down the doors his CELL and then
quietly carried him to the place where the crime
committed and .here hung him.
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VISIT OF THE PRINCE or WALES TO CANADA
IL. .r..I..


His Royal Highnrss will from Davenport on 18th
July in Her Majcsty's steamer Hsro which will be
companied by two other steamers. The Prince will be
attended by the Duke Of Newcastle Secretary Of State
for the Colonies the Earl Of st. Germans Lord Steward
of Her Maiestys household, and by His Royal Hghness
Governor the Equeres in waiting, and DR.. Auckland the
palace physician. Mr.. Euglehart private secretary 10
the Duke Of Newcastle, will accompany His Grace. The
Prince of Wales win first land at ST. Johns, N F. thence
visit Nova Scotia and thence proceed to visit New Bruins
wick and Prince Edwards Island and will reach Quebec
by the mouth OF the ST. Lawrence. lie may be expected
Montreal about the 23i Of August and the opening of
the Victoria Bridge will take place few days Ia His
Royal ighness will represent Her Majesty upon the I'M
porant occasion and will hold evees and will receive
addresses in the capitals Of the different Colonies 1t is
intended that the Prince should visit the principal towns
in DO the Canadian Provinces On his return from the
Western States His Royal HghnCss will drop his royal
state and the title Of Lord RenfIew. He will Wis
it Of the most important and interesting localities
Of the United States President Buchanan having 10
autograph letter to the Queen expressed his personade
sire TO receive the Prince at Washington His Royal
Hghness will pay him visit in that city. The Prince
has also accepted invitation from the city of New YORK.
His Royal Highness may be expected back in this cour-
try about the middle Of October
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CORRECTION.

To the Editor Of the Whig5
In your paper Of third instou gave part Of the pro-
ceedngs Of the Democratic National Convention in which
it is said Mr. Davis Of Virginia said "0n the ballot ia
ken to-day" &c, &c. l have no doubt but that you
copied from Baltimore paper But the report does me
mi ustce Il is well known by all who desired to know
that preferred others to Douglas The reported remarks
seem TO imply that did not think the delegates true
and generous-a thing that did not say, did in
tend TO say or imply.
There many committedin the papers that
had thought would not notice this one do this lest
should seem to want to open personal warfare.
Yours, !. w. DAVIS.
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TWENTY THOUSAND YOrEs FOR DOUGLAS IN VIRGINIA
The LynchDurg Republican, which has the Breckenridge
ticket the head Of its columns says "At the lowest
calculation and under hemost unfIvorable circumstances
Judge Douglas will get 10000 votes in Virginia" We
think the Republican scarcely does justice to the strength
of Douglas with the In this county, Democrats
who ought know say he is strong the Dsunion
ticket and in Stafford advised they as three
to one for him. Twenty thousand votes the half Of
it would knock the Dsunion ticket into a cooked hat
The united Democracy did have many votes to spare
and now that the contest is between Lincoln and Bell
think Virginia might be counted pretty certainly for
Bell without any division in the Democratic ranks-Fred
Herald
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IORh I17I1SsVoH O0'' " IT, OV" T. I7'''
Messrs g. W. FowLE Co
SOUTHERN FEnALE INSTITUTES.


TIyHE Eleventh Session Insituton will the
n Monday in OCTOBER next and close on the last day Of
The Principal does not necessary give
the Assistant Teach In his employ simply saying tina; be aid
By throughy qusdd Instructors and that effort
will be made mAuAn the high reputation and select character
Tss advantages offered department, Of mcso Vocal and
eatsD unsurpaed The no accomplished teachers
the c Dyed and particular attention paid 10 this
valuable accomplishment
Two French Il lies reared educated Paris and speaking
the pures in the family Of the Pncp whose
peca duty Is speak French hahuay with all those who are
pure French spoken In the honse a. In female school
n the Union
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy Chemistry are fully
ra;ed exp nsn the apparatus beopsngtO the Institute
being a, compile ey any In he state ,,, -,
Rhetoric and Readings portion Of the course boh
&C i've and profitable
The Principal refers with pride 10 the following list or PATRoSs
as abou, the evidence OF til, merits Of lis sehoo
Hon A. Wise, Norfolk, Va Com N. Y. MAury. Nat OBJ;
Rev VIM Sparrow, theological Seminary, Alexandria; Rev p
Slaughter Oup'prr Rev a. H. Read Rev Gorge Woodbury.
Rev H. Kepler Rev D. Doggstt DR. B. H. Wexford, A. A.
Mo'on And-pou, Grattan, James Lyons T. R. PriOe
fonrd John Robertson Rhmond Jas NJ Morson, Gooch-
land; VIM oArk, J. cArrogton Halifax; X crse Green
Georte; R. y Scott psuSugr T j. Randolph, B. T. Minor Al,
bemirle; Pc w. Carroll New Orleans Baylor, EseI;
Harrison, Lover Brandon; Col T. Dabney Dry Crave,
Nj. Bryce Stewart olarssyle. Tenn Hon. G. H. Lee, clai
burg, Va.
Institute and William and Mary Coeg Professors BIedoe,
smith, Coleman Maupn and Davis Of the University OF Virginia,
and TO the clergy of the Episcopal Church in Virginia
Board Washing and Lights. t22s %
Tuition In Enssh ~ w
Ladn or Modern Languages in classes each 20 90
Musc Vocal on Plano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing Painting in oil water go to 80 90
E E.. Of a: rumsn. per noa,G
Payabs onehs 1t ostobsr 6iiaace on the 5 OF February
Poc further particulars for catalogue address the Principal
D. LEE POWELL.
jyi2-3m Box 81 Richmond, Va
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BRAvELT SArD.-The Pittsburg Daily Post says the
leaders Of the secessionss who only actuated by
bitter personal animosty to Mr. Douglas of whom they
Jealous begin to that they have popular sym.
pahy and they anxious to return TO the Demo
cratic fold which they have left without cause. They
ask be permitted to vote for united Democratic tick,
e So let them, but that ticket must be the ticket Of the
National Democracy, with Douglas At is head,
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TYhnt the pIT.roncc ,

In the celebrated speech delivered by Judge Douglas
las. month in the Senate he said the people of Terri
tory should be left free to decide the question of slavery
for themselves In the speech delivered by Mr.. Brock
inridge, in Lexington KY in 1856, he said, "that the
people of each Territory should determine the question
for themselves without Discrimination account of the
allowance or prohibition OF slavery"
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PLEASANT READING ron SUMMER.

RIGHT AT LAST other BY Mrs Gaskel author Of
THE THREE CLERKS Novel. By Anthony TrOlOpe author
Of" Doctor Thorne" &c 81
TIE CASTLE RICHMOND. Novel By Anthony TrOlope,
thor Of The Three Clerks" a.
Lowell the WHOEVER Novel By ThaekerAy author Of
"YAnity Pair" &C 25c
AUTOBIOGRAPHIOAL REC0LLECTI0Ns By the late CHARLES
Rob.r Leslie, r. Edited with preparatory EsaAy on
Leslie artist and selections from his pondenee.-
BY Tom Taylor, E,q tL25. "Thls Is a charming book !"
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENTS OF CHARLES MATTHEW'S
the elder. Comedian BY Mrs Matthews, with portrait
&ls3 -
SAY AVID SEAL By the snihor Of Wide, Wide World"
vol. 81
THE sEMIDETAoHED HOUsE Edited by Lady Lewis T5c
PUREIDIa by the author Of The Lamp-lghter" 81.
THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS By Hon. Edward Everett
3lE5
The THRONE OF DAVID By author of "The Prince Of the
Rouse Of David" Sl25
THE SAND HILLS OF JUTLAND. By Hans Christian AnduSen
20 cents
GERaAINE BY Edmond About 81.
THE CANTERBURY BELLIES Scenes In the Belmont Family
IS
THE DAIRY THE SAMARITAN BY member Of the Howard
Association Of New ofeans
DANESBURY HOUSE. ny Mrs Henry Wood. COO.
A MOTHERS TRIALS BY the author Of Ny Lady" u.
The BLACK GAUNTLET. Tale OF Plantation Life In South
A Lifts ST sUGGLE By Miss PArkoe sl.t5
TE LITTLE BEAUTY By Ms Grey author Of The Gamblers
we" Papsr q, cloth 81 95.
sEyEN YEARS, and other Tales. By Julia KayAnagh eOc
Tog Their with number Of other late and popular works
iva JAMES w0ODHUUSE CO.
DORr WINE.--A very superior article in wood and glass,
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+ OR SALE .

IHE whole part OF the Aad only STEAM FLOUR MILL
In Chaeston O. The MILL has (our feet eaeh French
Bas With -four packer, Hopper bags three Bolchesis reels
each with smunachnes Grain Separations, Elevators, Con-
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most approved plan.
TEs which will be accommodating, and further To-
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nominees, Douglas and johnson
Arcadia Prospect, Iron county.
Bulletin, s. Louis
California News, M0niteau county.
Central City RrunsEieker, Charlton county.
Den 0cratic Gazette, Jackson county.
Daily Morung Herald, 81 Louis.
Gazetse 81 Joseph, Buchanan county.
HAnnibl Democrat Marion counry.
Journal o. Commerce, Jackson county.
Jefferson In luirer Cole county.
Missouri Republican ST Louis.
Neosho n rid Newton couH y.
Observer, Boonvile, Cooper county.
Potosi Miner. Warrington county.
FiainieAer, savannah AndreE county.
Paris Mercury. Monroe County.
REGISTER, Da less county.
ste Geneyiey Plaindsaer Ste deneveYe
Tst.s Chronicle, - Louis
Trenton Herald, Grundy county.
The above list is not yet complete. The Democratic
canjidae for Governor, Northumberland, and all
the State oe have declared for Douglas. So have all
the Congressman, with enc or two exceptions.
Il is almost certain that Douglas will carry at least
three-iourths Of the Democratic vote in Missouri r.
deed We are Inclined to- the belief that Lincoln will poll
a larger voc in that State than Breckenridge.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

j. J.
IyHE session OF this Insaton will the lat Of
October 1880 and will terminate the S0th June, 1851
The Principal will be aided heretofore, by we'll selected
corps Assistant Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall TO Give satisfaction
and Mrs Dupuy ssted by Mrs Mary ossse ery ofsa
yannah They alone will reside IT, he Seminary With the young
ladies AMI VII exercise Pdrea and control those
comnitted 10 their charge.
which attended this effort establish II the city
Rchno Female Seminary ofths drs class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample for the next
session. buildings being enlarged, and impor ant
notifications will made In them which vii add grsay their
and comfort The lodging large and well
ventilated than from four boardes will
py The Recitation Rooms will he well arranged for the
accommodation Of the pupils
waning mel and lights ..,...,.,,..,., N 90
Tuition In the Preparatory Department ..,... 30 90
DO in ordinary English branches ...... . ..... 20 90
do In advanced do do ...................... 90 90
do nModern and Ancient languages each. 20 90
Music Vocal and instrumental piano and Guitar for
lesson Of hour week. 20 90
Lessons OF hour each per week 20 90
Use Of Piano 10 90
ORA wing 40 60
Painting In Water colors - 90
Painting In 30 20
Oneh payable the lat OF Och, lst and the remainder
the 18th Of Feby, 1861
Reference made 10 Dr. Moses D. Hoge any the
former patrons Of the school,
Catalogues Seminary containing detailed nforma-
oa obined bookstore In the city, BY appca
-'' M DupUY.
jyi1 Richmond, Va
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nonrlnaIn Texas.

Most of the Democratic papers in Texas support Brock
nrdpe and Lane but the San Antonio Ledger an able
and influential Democratic organ, supports Douglas and
Johnson and says nine out of ten OF all the Democrats
Of the county are of that way of thinking and acting
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Explicit.

Mr. Yancey in his speech at the Seceders Convention
in Baltimore, SAID; ~ neither for the Union nor
against the Union neither for DisunOn against Dis
union
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AnHIED,

On Tuesday, morning tbs Sd Instant the First Baps Church.
by the Rev l. Burrows Mr. Sidney H. OWENS J and Mis'
MARY b srANAR0-all.oi this city.
In West Haven Vermont the 9Th Inst at the residence o.
the brides parents by the Rev. David LYLE Mr.. WIN her
WIN Of g. Louis kss MATE A. AUSTIN Of West Haven
Vermont
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

"THE BALL 0PESED."-The Democratic canvass for
The Presidential election opened in this city Sat-
urday evening last by speech from Col Frank Waters
assistant candidate for eector in favor of the election
OF Douglas and johnson, and reply by Hon. James B.
Clay in favor OF the election Of Breckenridge and Lane
-Ler OBS. and Rep.
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BROOKLAND SCHOOL.
AT GREENWOOD DEPOT,
ALBEMARLG COUNTY, Az,

INSTRUCTORS
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TVyHE PIFTH SESSION M the Is, September next
and close Of the following June The
thoroughly preparatory for the University OF Nr
gina, for ~ College
Number Of pupils limited SEVENTY Only occupy each
d0rnltory.
Executive lights and towels ALSO per session, to be paid In
advance 4l the M September aud $40 the st February
Catalogues and further nformAton apply 10 the Pdnc al
jyl2-d.Wact Sent ls.
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"None knew him but to love him
IL. L..n q nrnlnn y

He leaves young and devoted wife, small children
his early death
In their Is at least source Of Sone comfort
and 10 feel that they have the heartfelt
sympahes only relatives but Of large circle OF surround
ing friends.
May they also have that more enduring sooth
ing consolation which neither loving kindred sympAthIng
friends give.
kE-Eoqulrer please copy.
Departed this life Ia fredericksburg July 3d. Mrs JAN
1T H. wELLFoRD widow Of the late John sposwood Wexford
ESQ.,, In the 9th year Of her age.
On the 9Th Of June 1860 the residence Of her father Mr.
John Bentley, In Essex Miss MAMIE O. BENTLEY, aged
~ years
On Monday June 2sth, at his residence HArroWsVe West
moresnd couaty Of paralysis AUSTIN FRANK. In the 81
year Of his age leaving wife and children to mourn their epA
able loss
AtMn Farm, Caroline June 16b Mrs oATHARISE FULLER
aged 81 years.
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