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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

The Manufacturers Of the Buck.
sys Rsapsr AID Mower takt pioatuIs ia skinf ths
uusniion Of Farmers 70 this machine which has Be-
and refer with fll oonfdencs those who haze u,sS
them, 10 eiablih itt character a. behs The most PET
feet navestsf nov oneredto the public.
This machine is very convenient for movinF-ths
cutlsr.baf can be folded unin moment and you cuu
drive of any plpo you would take eaft or wnFon -
Tsfe u also z yer Tor raising be euiief bsr 20 ~
10 pass over ofdin afy obltac ea while funnibF thus
durability snd Hshtnoss Of drsl aroihsr Mschines,
Whhe 10 Az points OF minoT imponauou, Il at ltsst
equals any other. - .-.. -. n
A,an Evidence ofths speed in eui,ins gas, wi,b
thi Mechne we wefsly refer q ihc fact thsi n ons
revolution Of The diving wheels the machine advances
eight feet siN inches giving the crank aboui
thru three cuts ofthe knifc, and ths
kuiie bsiag four feetsix inchst N ltnglh-ths Ma.
chine wiout thirty ght aud quarter square feet
oi gtasi IN syeTYfevoluiiogoft the diving whreh.
WE MAKE TWO sfZEs or EEApEHE-Ong
with siK fooi sickle -sdeedknife reel, platform, &c
and The othef The sane Nihih - he Mower, with
sdasd knifes rooi. platlom, 6o. Tho platform
grain o. ground or raised naeeWays, fout 10 pass
through bafi or narrow passage, ihus avoidinr the
labofa delay Of detachinE the platform from the
power, a. IN mnst uthcT MachineE Ia short, IL it q
perfect Maohine IN alltetpsctf For the coming sea-
son We haye pAte some tausbls and impoHaht i'm
provementt and for pafticuaf, We fefst you 10 our
agents, who exhibit exact models Of this superior
Machine.
Ths maohine isnow on exhibition few doors below
The Dayis Hog,s, Tim. A'o, AZ hs R. q. Ware.
The Farming oommunity are invited to call md sE.
anime foT themseves. D.M MARSH, Agent
maii'2m For Seneca and sandu,ky Cos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
The Chleago CohyenLl0n.

Metin.the Wigwam on Wednesday ut
iOo'olock ehd was called 70 order by
Gov. Morgan Of New York, who nomin-
atod David Wilmoi as temporary chair
man. A committee on Permanent Or
gunization was appointed, who reported
tho name Of George hshhun Of Mass,
as permanent Chairman. Carried amid
tremendous applause.
Mr. Ashmun took then the chair and
was greeted with Immense applause.
Although the excitement is very high,
the best OF feeling prevails. And who
ever is nominated will receive the hearty
support oftho entire party. II is thought
the nominations will be made on this
(Thursdsy) afternoon. J. r. Giddings
and Horace Greeley were each greeted
with Immense applause when their names
were called.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
The ChIcagO Convention.

All eyes are now turned Chicago-ward.
The great Republican party, the youth
ful bu, mighty giant, now about to hurl
this misoreunt Administration from place
and power and assume the relns Of gov
erRmentlor the next four years, is delib-
Grating in national council, in that mighty
city Of the mighty Northwest. They are
about TO point out the man for the hour
"hs coming man." that is to leao the in
vincible hosts Of Freedom on TO victory
They are about to choose, from the good
and true men in tho party, standard
bearer for 1860. We cannot predict the
result, but we have an abiding faith in
the wisdom of the party to make that
choice, which will be most acceptable to
the people.
The Convention will be held In the
great mammoth wigwNm, recently erect
cd Tor that purpose, and will probably be
the largest gathering of the kind ever
held in the country Already (Monduy)
the delegates are flocking in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

the doubtful States and the Northwest.
There h not much talk Of Judge Nc
Lean. an old letter Of his recommend.
ing q temp0rizine policy towards soufh
caroliha nullaeation, i doing him dem
There is less talk Of wudo than Be
fore.
Mr Stewards nomination is possible,
bnt not probablej but his friends can
have nc chief voice In naming who shall
be taken II he fails.
There begins to be aome talk Of Col.
Fremont, notwithstanding HE letter. -
Mr.. Seward's friends cay he lathe only
man who can beat him.
The proolivitios Of the Virginia dele
CATION are a matter OF some dispute
They 4re claimed 10y both Sewsfd and
Bates, but will probably be divided
The rest ofthe slave States are for Bates.
Kansas will be admitted and will vote
solid for Seward.
The German Convention to-day did
nothing, only eight delegates were pres
ent. They could not even pass a resolu-
tion demanding that the Natl nal Con-
vention should denounce the famous
Massachusetts two years amendment.
ave ,ncreosing
MiJnicht 10000 or 1000 people pour-
ed in town tonight and the hotels are
cro,,ded ,o overboving The probabili-
~ NJ NJ sewbrd'a nomination increases
i{is friends snv Il IL ali fxed but the on
position h vefv Strong. and the experi-
mani n an dsngeryus one that Il will
hardly be perfected even II the power
coptinues without further reflection and
eonsultstion. Men from New England
who came here earnest for Seward and
sor,o ~ ,i,em instructed have shtisfed
themselyes that the nomination ought
not 10 he made.
Much now depends upon the course Of
New england. Ifthey act together and
against mr. Seward he cannot be nom
mated. But at present they are divided.
The Wiawam is in operation tonight
with speeches from distinguished dele
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
sPEECM OE IUDGE cAnEYl
Plaln Fnct rIninly spoEoni
LEI Farmers Read.

We publish, this week, to the exclu-
sion Of much other matter, the character
istic and manly speech Of Judge Carey,
delivered in committee Of the whole,
April 27th.
Il abounds IN good sound sense and
plain practical truths, which members Of
Congress and the people generally would
do well TO heed.
Il is indeed gratifying to the people Of
the 0th Congressional District that they
have a representative who understands
and appreciates their interests-who is
no sinecure, seeking only the emolu-
ments and spoils Of office, but who at
tends faithfully to the interests of his
constituents. The agricultural, farming
and mechanical interests find in him a
strong and devoted advocate. Others
may do more talking than the Judge, but
we doubt if any uro more efficient or real
iy useful.
Read tho speech and hand il to your
neighbor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
From Chicago.

CucAGo, Msy IA,
l0P, M--Ihe confusion increases this
evening. fhe confidence Of the Seward
party is fTmer than ever His friends
claim 80 electoral votes on the first bal
lot, and his RoR,iRation ON the fourth by
the aid Of Ohio and parts Of PennsylvG-
MIA, New Jersey and llliHois.
On the other hand, New England il
dislodging from Seward. He il aot like
y to hold half her votes, perhaps not one
third. --II-'
Minnesota and California threaten an
early desertion, end The leading men Of
the four doRbtial States stand arm and
united Sgains him. The fact that they
show no signs Of uniting on a eonmon
candidate, however is hgainst then.
Gov Dehnison, Of Ohio, Is here, ana
i is reported that he and Mr. Chase are
ln q scheme 10 lfansfer the Ohio vote 10
Mr.. Seward.
Dudley Field and his friends have ioin.
cd the party Of Judge Bates, aud eflorhs
arc making 20 concentrate the opposition
TO Mr. Seward upon him. Mr.. Lincoln,
however, seems 10 be gaining groand..
aud HE Illinois friends are RSeatly en-
eou'aged at the prospect Of his uniting
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18

iaAei No - llsst Ward, CITY % TIM, "a an ~
Dwelling and hs.iusss llouiss nsary oppssiis tht
Cofpcrstiens Eagats u
- '''Sv hruDAvis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of Delegates Of the Re-
publican party Of Ohio viii assemble IN
the city Of Columbus on rlr. aH
Wednesday, the i3th Of June next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the following
Offices;
Attorney General Of the State.
Member Of the Board Of Public Works.
Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Also ticket Of Electors Of President
and Vice President of the United States.
1--WE omit the rest Of the call this week
for the want Of spuce.1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
BeIl Ond Everett nominated by
the "UniOn savers"

The "fag-end" party Of Union-Savers,
Americans, Wings aud Conservatives,
at Baltimore last week, after spending a
large amount Of gas and airing the Amer
lean flag and "chicken" to thoir hearts
content, completed the grand farce by
nominating, for President, Hon. John
Bell Of Tenn, and, for Vice President,
BOnNer's man, Hon. Edward Everett Of
Mass. The empty honor was conferred
upe these "iossls" with all the pomp
ana pagcantofa p Pope's pronunciamentos
Not having any principles that they dar-
ed express, they use the stale and clap
trap phrase of"the Constitutions and tho
Laws" as their political guide-boGrd. -
People ua the North and South differ
very essentially nowadays us TO the
proper Interpretation Of the Constitution
which is the all-importunt thing, and
therefore the "fossils" very ooSsrniently
withheld an expression ofopinion on the
subject.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Notice

To Jehn N. ksaung, Of the State Of California,
heu afe hereby notified, that Iohn KeatiaF, Guard.
ian Of John Chester heating on The tOtb bn, a. NJ.
a. D. 1900 Aled IN the Probate CouTt OF neos ooun
" eHdsat- OF ohio, aosFtan Petition agAipst vou
and others In whichh he says that John Chester
a. tenant IN common with YOU and othsr,, h ssiEsa
IN ise simple Of the one undivided foutteenth mart
o. the following de,chhed real estate to.wit;
The west half ofthe south East quarter Of Section
(ial in Seneca county ohio
Thai u VII be Tor the interest ofthe said John c
hsmng that his interest In said real estate NAV be
@ A,kinE that a. otdeFloF such shall be made
You wilansweE said Petition by he second dav of Ivlv
by 10 O'Clock AN, A, ~, 1860, Or the sauis wIlbs
'aAen - tue, PENNINGTON, l.zE 4 nHEwEN,
mAlo'W Att,gs foT Petitioner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
nWoodIs MOWlng Maohinall

haS met with success unparalleled In the history or
Invention Il is beyond all question the best Mover
IN use IL " light, with no side draf, nr bearnF on
The hpues neok, phdhiFh nation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-05-18
Ohio Delegates TO the Chicngo
CUmVentiOu.

The following is complete list Of the
Delegates from Ohio to the Republican
National Convention, which assembled
on Wednesday, the 10th inst;
sESAToRnJ.-D. X. Carter, V. B. Hor-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

FRON ms SnnTH.


CHARLESTON Nov. IS The Mercury says the Mayor
has issued proclamation preventing Storage passengers
from landing at Charleston unless the ships or steamers
enter into bonds 70 maintain them in they become
encumbranees.
COLUNBtA, Nov. l5.-On Wednesday night there was
grand torchgbt parade Of 900 Minute Men, military,
and 6remen. NJ. Orr addressed them, and espoused
the cause Of Secession Mr. Ket and others made sim
liar speeches.
ALABANA-The Governor will issue call for a con-
ventOn the 9th Of December urging the people TO
prepare for secession.
AT Mledgevie, to-day the leading men Of all parties
held conference and unanimously agreed upon con-
venton They recommend resistance, the time and
mode to be settled by convention. Good feeling pre-
walls.
The Senate bad considerable discussion which resulted
in motion referring the million appropriation for arms
aud munitiOn to the finance committee.
Tie bill provides that the money be subjected to the
control Of the Governor Many Senators objected TO
placing the sword and purse in the same hands and the
proposed reference failed The bill will proceed in the
regular order and will pass.
A bill was introduced suspending the collection Of
debts ill 1861.
resolution was introduced giving power to the Gov
ernOr il case Of federal coercion seeding State TO
employ the eeetual military forces Of Georgia to resist
coercion. The resolution Sil pass.
Mr. Toombs made powerful secession speech on We'd
nesday night Mr. Barton, of Savannah, followed urg
ing the establishment Of Southern Coniederaey with
sovereignty in the federal power; State lines to be OBJ
liberated.
The Charleston Mercnry contains dispatch from the
reporters OF the Philadelphia Enquirer denying having
sent any such Fort MOure Dispatches appeared in their
paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GorDIN 4 ApPERsoN. Aucrs.


~ PAkM OF 40 ACRss, IN CIIisTERiIELD COUNTY. ON
The APPOMATT0X RlVBR-B BY rue Of decree The Cir.
Court OF the Couoy OF oheFfee pronounced at the No
yember term 1850 In the friendly suit therein pending
Char side thereof yled hOrdner n.
keechs Executor ct shall special Commissioner
for sale At Public Auction the preuse "WEDNESDAY
fst fair day, that large and deabl-
Land formerly owned by Col aud the late re-
silence Mrs Martha A. Keech lying In the said unity
erned the Appomattox Ever ave miles the Hin
Coal Mines and karo and from the c
tea Of chmond aud Petersburg
This Yarn contains about hundred
about oneourh well wooded Ia Oak Pine surprising
timber needed for the place the remainder open
and arabic, and generally In an improving
The open land consists Of beautifully situated hand
bundled Of fertile fats the river
The situation and beautiful In the
rounding rim desirable community
cpes 10 market by railroad and the river
CuS worship The Farm well watered The buildings
OF large and commodous Dveng In good repair the
out houses KIT hens Ice Home, 0yereers House. Oees
The Stables and Barnes ample for farming pnrpose
As farm the tract OF land here offered sale Of the
this section Of the STATE All desiring locate perma
nenty would do well 10
TERhs-so much Of the parchase money be paid
vii be
mainder be paid in nstalments one three
years. the deferred u be APPROX
ed security bearing interest from date and the reservation OF
title until hs payment OF the entire purchase roney
PersoLs deriving further information referredio Wellington
Goddon ESQ Of the m OF oddin Apperson Richmond Va
to Messrs Jamts H. Cor, and VIM BlankenshIp Winter
peck o. or :, myet My address; Is P5oe,ors C,ess o.
Chesterfield Q. H., Nov. 10, isG). Special Conr.
ER-ExecutOr's Notice.-At the same time and place
viii he sold auction By Of ars. Martha
Of Hogs She Hoes Crop &c ie farm. also
eent fam ly Carriage Day ~ sale WEDNESDAY, the
18Th day OF december. 1850. Terms at sale.
JAMES A. KEECH,
nolJ-tdg Executor n W. Il. hssrh, decd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
select BOARDING school for Girls.

Number Of BOaIutIs HlnItu 10 Ttn'
PROPOSE to open sleenee In Port Royal Va on the
All Monday M October isGQ Boarding School for Giris
n, house a a9pe and appropriately furnished and g will
wholly family deO9e and domestic influence and re:
ie embracing the English Classical and MsthepAcA Depart
,nlS with and ornsnsnL branches Par
f1 ana rare facilities for instruction In Music hand
Misunderstanding everything se2 payable one third upon
entrance s Of January and Third 18th Of April
prawinT Painting and Music at Professors prices.
Thankful for the aVor received from this community
M 10 The tine when resigned former school In 1851
again under renewed auspices aud with more
aud diligence to confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me-
FOR circular and particulars apply 10
L. BAUDER, A. NJ,
port al Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

HUsrrNGs COUEr.-On Wednesday, Abraham Pike aud
and Sarah Pike indicted for assault T. J. Casher
6ned cent each and costs which they paid and
discharged
The Grand Jury presented the following persons, and
theFeupOn there being other business before them,
the Jury were discharged:
True bills found against the following persons, in
dicted tor misdemeanOrs
J. =. Ciouga. Daniel Face WIN. II Smith, Donald Nc
ksnzie WIN. GOuldn, Timothy Collins, Edward Moore,
Joseph BlrTagh; and the Jury found not a trss 6iN
against Geo. II. Clifford and John H. Charles.
TIE Grand Jury also made prcsentment against Wm.
Goudin, two preleutments against VIM u. Smith, two
pr'sentments against John T. Clough for unawiuly sell
Jag goods and preseniment against Thomas n. Hiltzhe
iner, Joshua Curry, John Curry, Samuel Chapman VIM
Daily and Thos H. Taylor for an assault
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
FINANCIAL MATTERS IN BALTINORE.

BAIrivoRE Nov. l5-Tbere is rather better CON.
mercia feeling to-day. There was something Of run
on the Citizens Bank but all demands we're promptly
met and the best informed express full confidence In its
sOunducss Many manufacturing establishments, cloth.
ier etc have reduced their number Of hands which ef
cts severely the working classes but il is hoped conf
dence will soon be measuraby restored and the former
actively resumed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS The soop of.War MacedO-
man. has beeu ordered 6 out for the home squad
ron TO replace others whose terms have nearly expired.
Senator Hammond has written letter here, to have
his personal effects sent TO South Carolina This is be-
heved 70 indicate intention not 10 return 70 the Sen
are tbs winter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
MARKETS

RAtrxoRE IS Flour sud i2 lover; Howard
Street and e. ~ Cts ~ sUperhns a7a heavy
Aad lovrC Red 1901 So; Whit, iS5Geti Co. Corn
steady, Yeuo 052 White 5sTJ ProViso quiet and
adJ CoGce dun a. ib 70 eenis whisky 2OG % cents.
YoSK Now IS Cotton buoyA-t Flour heavy; southern
g. G5 wheat declining tendency Corn firm; yellow "
crn Provisions a7d all quaites considerably
cuned Mes, Pork tl6 .; prime 960t& whisky steady Lard
laIL sugar heavy. turpslilne hfn az ay4 cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

LEcrURE To-NiGur-Rev. ". H. Piatt, OF Petersburg
delivers the first lecture Of the before the "Young
Meas Christian Association" At Mechanics Institute this
evening As the AthgaEum has no longer existence
in mds the public indebted the Efforts OF this
prlseworthy Association for the only OF lectures
which have, and surely they ought literally to
tain them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

Tux GREArEsr PHLoSOrHES Ia Natural Sciences Great
Britain posseSses Sir David Brewster has minute des
crpOa OF the "Perscopc Spec,Accs in his treatise or
Ops proving evidently that they do not only help but
improve also the impaired vision. The focus Of the lens
is universal and has spherical alteration. The genu-
ine sold exclusively by Franklin Co. Opti-
clans, l4S Main street. Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

Born in the State aud residing in the State Sl2sSS
Bora in the State and residing Of the State SIS O5s
TIE other States Of the UnlOo represented N fr-
eiua 10 1880 as follows: Alabama ~, Arkansas $50,
California 4 District Of Columbia, lisa. Connecticut
$50 Delaware sac Florida 26, Georgia 1888 Illinois l26
Indiana 2sS Iowa, 81, Kentucky 2O29, Louisiana sS,
Maine 27I Maryland OS2S Massachusetts, 1873, hch-
gan s. Mississippi rs Missouri 223. New Hampshire 2S9
NeS Jersey u, Az, New York 2,sS4, North Carolina
StS Ohio 5 BOG, Pennsylvania 6 S2S, Rhode Island
100 South CAFOlins SSl, Tennessee $50, Texas Yer
mont 23l Wisconsin l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.


UVR next session Of this School for Young Ladies' located at the
the corner Of 9Th Franklin streets Richmond, Va will
begin on e day October $780, and close The sOh Of
June next ensuing
BOARD or INSTRUCTION.
shunAts Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages -
Rev James Duncan, Biblical Literature
Mons. EdouArd HOudayer, heneh
Carlos Mera, spanish and Italian
Albert De Roediger, German
Miss Eva NJ Jones, InterrnedGte English.
Miss Maggie D. Brander, Primary English
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
O. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve, Penmanshp.
TKRNs
the Session. payable half nst Of October residue
FEB. H. 1907
Primary English QncIudIng Vocal Auc ...... $50 90
intermediate English Qneudlng Vocal Musle) 40 20
Senior Qncudlng Vocal MuscJ Observation-Disclosures. 90 %
Languages each. .......... ............... 20 90
Piano, Organ Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice, for half
hour lessons per week. .......... 90 90
Piano, Organ Guitar. Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour le sons per week. 50 90
Oil Painting 80 90
Pastel Water oOors, crayon Drawing 90 90
Use OF PIANO. III W
ornamental Branches -
Board wv w
Washing and Lights Is 90
Application 10 enter pupils and all communications concerning
the Behool should be made 10
THOMAS L. GAILEHER
The announcement for the session Of 1860 81 WILDE furnished
tN th0ae Who apply as Indicated. Iy6-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

Go TO TAE FAIS'-Tbe ladies' OF the United Third and
Duval Street Presbyterian Churches, holding Fair
the Hall Of the Mechanics Institute aid in building
hluse OF sOgshp for the Duva street congreg tticn-
variety Of fancy sni useful articles together With
tempting refreshments offered for sale. We hope
THAT the Fair vii be literally palronzed by the citizens
eeuerlnv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16

RICHMOND AND DASvnIE RAILROAD CoNPaNY,
Richmond. n v. 18th. 2s60 I
FINHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETIN G.
OF the Stockholders 81 this Con pany will take place the
second "WEDNESDAY Q2h) December next
TH0S. W. BR0CKENBOROCGH.
Secretary aud Auditor
PROXY:
Know all by these presents that the undersigned do
hereby constitute and appoint - Attorney - for aud In
all questions that be brought before the
meeting Of the Stockholders OF the hichmn and Danve Rail-
road Company be held at Richmond WEDNESDAY the l2
day Of December 1850 At adjourned meeting thereof here
ratfylng all the Of said Attorney In the premises
fully pr.Eent and voting IA person. In ties lnony
WhsreoL have hereunto anxed--hand, tis day Of
noiO-t12de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
ARRNALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
ENcHasSE H yR5 SssRb L P4dSIIsoi oOSE

EXCH ANGIE HOTEL 4 BALLARD HOUSE.
JOHN p THOS BALLARD. ProPiietors.
November IS.
BoHver CHRISTIAN stauhtOn c Bailey, Phla
Hore do DR. Rice, lady, Va
J L Fuhank, Richmond W Berkeley, do
A ooWArdin, do AJofdan. do
Ms Coward n, OP layton, DO
Miss CoWaruin, do w haxton, do
Master Cowardin, DO wv Browne, do
} Erwin Va I'll Parrish, do
L southxate do MisJ L Parrish, do
Miss Patie Powers do &c idren syt, do
hiss Powers, do GIL Christian, do
@ Selden, lady PoWhAtan hill carter, do
Miss NJ stldcn. do G X bonlware, do
Miss II J selden, do fCNakins, de
sperd, q Joha l. keld, Belt
CLAYTON, do Miss y Bendall, South Ham, ton
Y Hurt lady, Tenn 0P Bendal, do
d Andrews NO d. I'm, ChlokAhominy
II II Raymond wife, ehld BIgedou. NJ
nurse sc RS Parker, Va
Mrs DoathAt ehid svt, Oh City P Scott, do
Col W Morgan, City 8 II HAlWood, do
b Pearce NJ TR Derr, do
Neares. wife svt do W A Manu. wife, do
Mag Garland. Va Al Turner "a
g ,-aboden, lady, child and G ClArhe, Washington
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-16
EDUCATION.

Mrs. PHTLIP MAYO wiz reopen her SCHOOL. At
M sycamore Church. llh street between Bread and Mar
~ - a. A.. Monday In October She will receive small
boys Terms $40 per session oiy months. ylS
VxTA 10 teach by gentleman quail hsd to
w teach English Latin French, Mathematics, and the Rud
men Of Greek He has had one years experience Address
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