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RICHMOND FEMALETNSTITUTE.

boys Terms ESQ per session Of -Sne.. 1Is u
RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.
HE seventh Session begins OCTOBER isT 1sSO and ends the
last Of June lsSl Of ,he Pre-.
Int An he eort 70 make Institution yet deserving Of the
large patronage and the high literary has achieved
NAV on5d aehed are beautifully iOc Thoroughly
shed s apparatus costly and compete It, Of study
the English COURSE = will RON catalogue
ally large and especially s' eiEeS, ihrSasost Lso
discipline which The true end Of study b.. in French par
ucaary conversation Is also ssTsq IN attended TO-
The ~uscel Department " mr. SLArr Anu mr.
O Q. MrRA has been added 70 y
chAs IT. winston A. M niy Of Va President and Prof Of
moral Science ana 2ng ish Ltei aiure. fH 81
Rev. Bur ovs D. ESSn 81 v o. SssSny and
4. Lewis NJ D., Natural Sciences.
ProL y EmiOn (of Paris French.
senOr Carlos Q. MeIa spai'sh ana ItalAn'
Mlss Mary L. Lehwieh, Drawing, Painting 10.
Miss Roys English Branches
Miss Jane 8 sanard PfepsraiOr, Department
Mrs. Ann Mallory, P;eparat3 Department
N B. olapp Principal Musical Department
O. Q. MerA, Piano.
The prs.idsOt S hear the recaOns Of all ne Glasses at veg
uAr nierva giving special attention the Primary Pupl
fKRlfs NINE MONTH";
(HaH payable Oct l, 1850 emAinder Peb IT, 1851
tngish Tuition, Preparatory Depart ens.. ..t9o 20
English Tu ton Collegiate Department. 20 90
Ancient and Modern Ian susges, eAch........ 20 %
Music on Piano. With Vocal Music ............. 20 20
Nnaeou Gutar 90
use Of insirunent for practising .............. SEQ
Vocal Music alone, (taken by all 10 cAssesl.... %
Drawing Eeedlework, or Greean Painting. -. 20 90
on Painting ..'......................... 80 90
Board Including everything except washing. .ie0 70
Washing. .;..........-... " W
A reduction OF oaeytOHrtt 10 Minister'S.
~ No extra charges.
Pups provide Books Stationery their expense
In OF proActed sickness sdsducOn win be made for
absence
oarers the Presden family Money 70 meet
their incidental expenses should be deposited With him. and all
ters for them sent TO bis
Catalogues containing full details may be obtained Al the Book
stores, by application 10 the President
CHARLES II. WINSTON,
au6-dkc2bm Rchmond, Va
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FAIR FART! PAIR!II
VISITORS TO the Fair informed that NOAH WALKER
have 4 stock Of Clothing complete with article Of
Youths wearing apparel which unsurpassed by
The following condensed catalogue OF The
stock;
Black Cloth Dress Suits at al prices
Fancy Cashmere BuSiae,s Suits Cf every style
Black and BroSn Mes = Beaver Over Coats
BLACK Rib aud Tweed over Coats
Blue Pilot Cloth English Riding Coats
Pieolonini Over Sacks for Pal Winter
Large stock of Furnishing Coos
All o. goods guaranteed 10 be representa-.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
rQy n An enrnsr horp aarl Street
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nEsI ABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR Farm
IL VILE, PRINCE EDWARD, FOR sALE-wishng tn
the souin Ivate sale that valuable tao. Of
LAID mile from ramyie Edward County, Va and
In sgt Of the South Side Rail DAD belonging the
OF JACOB w Morton, decd eontn about 900 Acres THIS
land ahPh state CT improvement well set In and
slower and produces foe crops Of Al the staples Of Virginia. 10
addition 70 Which, there is market In Famvle only mile
Distant for every article prsdocd the farm with good road
leading 20 H. aud accessible By railroad, 10 Lynchhug Pc
erssury and Rchmond IN four hour ride Buffalo Greek
rough The land Which has been heavy pense and
which re and large body Of Hat Of great fertility.
The tate cootsns air proportion wood land sufficient for
al firm purposes r years II Is desired there
fine body Of heavily timber land adj lining which can be readily
purchased
The nhbohood unsurpassed for ement ard
morsy ard the place presents fae e 10 point Of ed
ueRon, mae or female ard Ia poin Of CEurh pvgs Famp
Sidney College ory four miles dtsn which good and
n)urhns Institution under Pesb Yeian influence anl which
there Is Cha oh Of that de oHinStl Ia Fsrm lie there
three Church Of dne ert nations two excellent male ard
large and porous ale School, that ring
this place, boar th CHI ren, male female cni
send hemto school col eha the rsua nd
II they Ink proper also take borders for the Schools n
Parmyie There large Framed DIV Hing Hous In good
repair and al other Necessary buildings for complete Parm sl
hclent fr a large family.
Those wishing purchase viii pleas, address Captain
Womck farmyle, Vs. Joseph Morton, Richmond Va. and
wGI to see laat dos by apfh aion to Nat
g. Morton on the premises.
oc2I-ciw MARY JANE MORTON
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Dyspspsia Is OF the prevailing diseases Of this
eOuaiFy. This owing both 70 climatic influence and
the habit Of eating meals TOO rapidly In spite Of
those adverse circumstances this disease rapidly dsap
pears by the use Of the OrygsHaisd Bitsrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

ELEcTORAL TIcKErs.-Engraved Bell and Everett elee
toral tickets can BE- Obtained tie book Of L. l.
Smith, one door above the Post Office, moderate
terms.
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npRR RYE WHISKY AND LONDON DOCK

DuRR RYE WHISKY AND LONDON DOCK
II BRANDY-Oid Rse Wh5ky, Bumzardnsr, suunerdeen,
chArdaon'L Aboey Fack shsrmon, Wa. Waace'a shell
lclth h whisky. Tuscaloosa honongahela and Petsr
HanErA Oid Frenrh ard Apple BrAndJAs Hsnney otard,
Dupuy Co. Pnst Clston Co, shsHrae Ne1 Coguac JULES
Rlbln and Va Apple Brandy Peach Brandy jamaica rum
Mai-irA Pert sherry Pure old HolNnd Gin Also
Champagne Wnes Of abrand aud grades for sale Wholesale and
real. J. 4 ROBEkr5ON,
oe26 Nsxtto corner Governor and Franklin bis
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hAYoRs CoURT. The business in this court yester-
dav vas too trivial be mentioned 10 detail One
two druukArds and German charged with Assaulging
woman we're arragned and discharged.
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LAW CARDS.

tli PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
WOOD BOULDIN and lii WOOD R0ULDIN Jr,
w have united In practice Of the law In the counties Of
OhArlctte, HALIFAX and Meeklenburg.
W00D B0ULDIH, Jr., WOOD BOULD1N.
Boydlon, Taleott Office,
heeklenburg, county. Charlotte county.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE on Lower
~ James River.-On WkDN ssDAY, Ih Of November, Al
o'clock r. NJ virtue OF decree Of Prnce George Cir
Court rendered May term last will be the h.hs hid
der that mot desirable Tract oLand situated Prnee George
county CO led mount Pleasant beoagsg the dsees of
Cater H. fdne, deed This land Adjolns the upper lower
Brsndon Is aies, Or. N w. Osborne and Others.
This Tract eonsins 900 Acres uhich
River fists and In cultivation the FIVE and under
go0i fence The balance 70 well tmbered original growth
IN Estate, uad dewster In the midst fined
and cultivate society," conveniently whAryes
the IiFe aud Of u largest presents
dueemens srey wh rs II Is seldom that
70 market The Of cultivation pursued
liberal kind regards the mproveert naturally soby
TIE ree us Of lime plaster drasge &C Besides the value Il
the arabic land The wood land unusually valuable for It's
car, cypress and heart pine timber.
ThMsA eren Of and years. for bonds bearing interest
from date tie Interest 10 be paid annually With with good seeu
~ and a en- on the land 10 seeafe the payment
Mr. Jenes, who resides on tie land Will chow n.
DAVID MAY, Ccm'r.
The Enquirer vii please publish the above se2T-stawid
16A CASES SHOES BOOTS, &C.. AT AUCTION.
LrO nn TUESDAY, the 3uh Inst, commencing O'clock
We Will sell at auction store,
100 Cases SHOES, Boots, kc
Direct from the manufacturers comprising general and well
selected assortment II Mems women and Chen wear adap
ted TO tie present and approaching
ALSO.
Commencing precisely at IL O'Clock. we will sell
81 Casese Wines and Liquors, represented to be OF
Verr superior qua ty.
the sale
TNs Under SCO cash; amount months credit for
approved negotiable paper. DUNLOP, M0NoURE 4 CO..
ocf3-tds Aueioueers
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Tax PREuUu LIST vii be republished in the Semi
Weekly Wing, on Tuesday next and any errors OF
which may be apprized to-day the sign manual
OF Secretary Williams will be corrected in the reprint
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I SHALL oPFRR FOR sALKry SADDLE srALLIo

4 SHALL OFFER FOR SALE ny SADDLE STALLION
TON O. TtLkGKAPH at the Rchm md Fair where he Will
upon exhi lon ogn' to who such horse,
chance 70 judge Of bis good qualities.
The editor Of the American Farmer Agricultural paper pub
hhed In Bamore having witnessed the performance Of this
horse the United aes Fair In Richmond and the virginia
Fair. at Petersburg, writes Of him thus
But Of the best saddle hou SEEM
the superb DARK bay stallion, esh bed by rkeley Esq., OF
Loudoun ~ Va lie q the Telegraph breed or IL
nott famiarY known In Maryland the TON" breed certainly
the hes, breed altogether f saddle horses easy rapid
In this c0unrT and particularly adopted BY their gentle dipO
son. 10 Ladies' We watched the rapid pi Mr. Berke-
eys stallion and his sure and hm but gait he
peatedy dfen around the ring with the admiration which
all who Witnessed the expressed felt fully
Justified In the preference have always ft for the admirable
breed for the saddle There Rretwo gentlemen in Baltimore
N whose stock Of Tom horses particularly hne but have
reea Of the breed and desirable the stall
Ion exhibited b. Mr. Der, eley"
TOM g. IL te by, 10 hands Inch high Of strong bone great
muscle and action got by Rogers Tom Telegraph
and out Of famous jack ODamond saddle mAr his eo
without single exceft.on bays and Of fine slze.
CHAs y. BERKELEY,
all In,H. ".
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FEVRR AND AGUE, AND ALL PEVEhS
are cared By per evcrance With
BRANDRErHs PILLS,
which takes an onI Of whatever nature they be- from IN,
circulation.
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HFyanfs Tnateleas VeFmkfuEe.
ChIdfcn, Thousands OF them die,
Their teAse mystery
Worm Sthe foul insidieus crew
Hall lie silent murders do
save your babes ye mothers; Why
Win ye q then Easte aud de?
RgYANS vERNUrGs would save
Hess Of Infants IRON the grave.
Price Is cents. For sale by FISHER SHEPHERD.
DF. McClIntOC kss PecIOral syrup. America Il all
this physc phvsi loRist and In
his Pror syrup have The dest result Of his sk aud
search No being need perish OF consumption any dis
% the osgNas q Who seeks relief 10 time from
ibis aiLPoEertal palmonie. Price, 81. - -
Dr. IcClintOck's Cold ana Cough MIXTURE
With TaiesnAk- 70 tribe 9Th cold or
cough On. nsous enemy the Threshold With this ire
ssiaHle andote u all irritation from the lungs and
Hindppe sh wonderful CELEBRITY, aud rs operation never VARIES
dlsappol1ts. Price % cents- sod BY
oc22 dim PtSHER a SHEPHERD.
A CTIIMA FOR THE INSTANT RELIKY and PERMA-
AOI uMA' MANKNr oURE Of this distressing complaint
FENDT'S
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES,
Mads By @ B. SEYMOUR 4 CO.. 1OT NASSAU STREET. ny.
Price o. per box; sent nee BY post
FOR SALEAT ALL DRUGGISTS.
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October 23d, 1859.
SPLENDID DRY GOODS.

IRIES AND LADIES FUBS
THOMAS Il. PRICE g. co. have just openeI SPLEEN
i did line Of
Elegant Dress silks,
Rich vel'ur Ottomans,
Peal irish and French Pop ms,
Rark Tadeta and Mouri lag silks,
French and American Delaines, Gc, 1e.
An immense variety Of all the last novelties In Coaks and
pings such as
Bark Velvet and clth ololks,
Black and Coored ARABS" richly trimmed,
Mexican C1oaks, full sleeve
ALSO,
Elegant Embrcideries In Lace setG
Brussels stt,s Point stts and collsn,
Sleeves, u uslon Sets, Muslin Sets,
Caubrck Sits
And by Express grand supply Of
LADIES FURS, IN
Sable, Bros n Martin, Store Martin,
Coney, Rock Martin, Russia VI Oh,
Vctorines, Cuts Capes, MuG', he., Ac.,
Oc9I THos PRICE co.
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Y second supply Of Splendid ID
SILKS, DRESS GOODS, &C.

WATKINS " FICKLEN,
Wholesale AID HErAH DEALKHs ~
d r x G. o o ID s,
l59 MAIN ST RICHMOND.
have selected eAt care receiving By various
arrivals, second supply Of Superior
DRY GOODS
Autumn and Winter sats-among which will be found the
CHOICEST DRESS SILKS VELOCRS aERLROS POP.
LEhS A 80 DELAINES
in al The ,HADEs and combinations, viz:
FUCHIA. Black and Gold,
M1GENrA, Black ard FdehlA,
SOLFBsISO Black aud CD ntE,
MAUyE, Blue and Gold,
PEACH BLOOM Marquette and Magenta
Our collection Of these and beautiful goods forms one Of
he select and tsu rtnents have offered
In TRAVELLING AND ALDlUh DREss GOODS We have fresh
In EdsRODEEEs We have The LARGE POisrzD and Patti, Lace
COLLAR APPinE iIont Ao ne. LACE SKIS; white and
Coiored Embroidered HDkls; LACE BERIHAS &C -
rURE-In Velvet Black and Coored Cloths In the ArAs OP
and zOuAve STYLE and other Pa. patterns our assortment
Wrap ing executed ies hours notice.
NEW KID CLOVIS In various shades with seOoPsd WTlsts,
KID aunt Ers HEurs d Velvet topA
Our stoeE o. sUPE INGRAM THs ~ PLY AND TAPESTRY
RUGS In desgn has just been repenished,
and OGsrs Inducements IN quality and Prics
To our supply Of
WHITE GOODS
TABLE DAMAsKs,
CURTAIN GOODS
LISEN sHEETiNGS
Besehei LONG CLOTHS,
- VA PULLED CLOTHS, BLANKETS BROWN COTrONs, uZ
NAbUaGs LISsEYs, invite the Especial attention Of all
enatsE they ii. and unusual advantages In our terms
and pdees -. - -,
P'''s' '''' '''''u Watkins HcxLEN
IA splendid assortment Of Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS
u - ~ 'h' NV '0'''' war
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VIM. w. HENRY.
ATT RNEY AT LAW,
Attends the Courts Of Charlotte Prince Edward and Halifax
Post once. Charlotte O. H.. Va Ap1I-ly

III L. BROOKE has resumed the practice Of Law In thu
u. city OF Richmond
oes In BsVn's building. 18th, fronting Bank Itrsst
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HUANO.-Ameesn GuAnO, from JARVIS B.keris Islands
" quality genans, for sale BY
oeiT sHETLD3k S0MERYTLLE
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AUCTION SALES.
rBEs FAY.
CALE on sToCK AT FAIR GnoUNps. q :.


q HHGR0Es-We Will cell, At aneion M Prankif
street. to-day, at 10 O'clock, twelve likely hegIoes.
angT- MoORS DAWSON, Au,ts.
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FAMILIES will their by using sSarLEs In
fAible Baking Powder Il Is che per and better than any
similar article In market FOR sale b. al retailers
JNO W. GARLICK,
oe95 Bile Proprietor
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Small Pox not in Barton.
Truly &c.

Mr.. EARLE,-Dedr Sir AS much
fear and great excitement exists in the
public mind on account of a recent case
of small pox in this village, We deem it
due TO the community to state the facts
in the case. December 10th, 1859. Mrs.
Whitcomb, aged 81 years, left this vii
lage and went to Mr.. Bullock 5 in Shelf
field, five days after, December 2lst, she
was taken sick December 28th, she was
brought to Barton land stopped at the
house of Aaron Sergeant a few hours
after her arrival we were called TO see
her, and found her sick with small pox
of eight days advance, being well broken
out and very sick. The disease did moi
appear to have been known by the pa
tient or the family she left in Sheffield
Dir. Sargeant's family were consequent
ly exposed, amongst whom were fy'
persons who had never been vaccinated
The patient was immediately removed {,
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ORLEANS COUNTY ETEACHER's ASSOCIATION,

The next meeting of this Association
will be held at Derby Center, common
cling Friday, February Sd, al l o'clock
P. NJ, and continuing through part OF
Saturday. An address will be deliver
ed by Rev. J. P. Lane of Troy, upon
the subject Of Self Culture" Mr..
Adams, Secretary of the Board OF Edu-
cation, will address the meeting Friday
evening. Another lecture may be ex-
pected during the session, also, discussion
upon the various topics that may be pre-
scented.
The names Of the speakers need only
be given to assure all that the exercise
will be interesting, and highly Instructive
and ii is hoped there will be full at
tendance. Let there be general tur'
out of teachers and all others interested
10 the cause.
D. NJ. CAMP, Secretary.
! ro~artrv, Ion 05tb 1854
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MR.. HICKMAN.

This gentleman, by his few remarks
Tuesday in the House of Representatives,
struck at the very heart of the Democrat /
ic unsoundness, and accordingly received
a natural outburst Of insolent rage from
the several sections thus implicated. He
declared that the House had at length 1
come to a dead lock, which might have
been reached four weeks ago, inasmuch
as several Southern Democrats had de-
cared that they were determined to re-
sist the will of the majority at all haz-
ards, and Northern Democrats had joined
them in that course This was strictly
true. Mr.. Branch of North Carolina,
bat few minutes before, had aYowed
that several gentlemen on the Democratic
side would never give their consent to
the plurality rule" 1t was in their
power, therefore, in the present state OF
the House, to defeat it, although large
majority might endeavor to secure its
adoption. But some Of the Northern
Democrats actually united in this factious
course. Hence Mr. Hickman well said !:
The point is reached when the minority
are resolved to disregard the will Of the
majority, and prevent them from mani
testing their WISH The Southern party,
with some Democrats, will never let the
House be organized" Thus overwhelm-
! ingly convicted be fore the country, these
factious Democrats betrayed their spite
| for them in the most natural way. Mr.
McClernard of Illinois was abusive and
impudent towards Dir. Hickman, spatter.
ING him with such terms as $ a recreant
a traitor" &c. " Applause on the Dem
ocratic side" says the report. " A voice'
told him to go TO the Republican side
where he belonged. Dir. Pryor, the Vir
ginian youth who was so Handsomely
taken over Mr. Nelson's knee at the frs
of the session, began by charging Mr.
Hickman with falsehood, for which b.
was promptly called to order by Mr.
AIillson, a respectable Virginian. Blu
Mr.. Pryor was in such a state Of acrimu
Nous mysteries, that lie twice repeateI
his foul words, ard then appears 10 hav
subsidized.
The people will draw their own infer
: ences from a scene like this. They wi
5 see that nothing but truth could have q
2 so severely as did the remarks Of ii
( Hickman. The hutiering rage wlic
D followed testified to the unerring accurae
/ of the shot; while the bullying Of M
: Pryor shows the utterly reckless ehara
!. ter Of the Democratic minority ia
: stronger light than any statement maj
E by their opponents. Dir. Hickman q
/. serves the thanks Of the country for
@ timely boldness.-R oston Jsu-na.
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mails would stop; the army and navy De
disbanded. and our admirable system OF
an united republican government about
which we have talked so mucbswould be
scattered to the four winds. We have no
fears that such madness as this will pre-
vail. Congress viii doubtless organise
sometime, if it were only to get pay for
their precious services, but enough has
already passed to excite our deep regret
and cast another shade over the future
prospects of our country.
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an upper room 10 Mr.. Sargean,'s house,
and By tie aid of the select men the
best help was procured that could be IN
der the circumstances, and every Thing
to promote comfort possible. Butthe age
Of The patient, the severity Of the disease,
and the exposure from ride OF eleven
miles on one of the coolest days we have
had this winter, resulted in the death OF
the patient on The morning Of the 9th Of
January. The corpse was decently bu-
ried the night following. The family of
MIR. Sergeant and all others that had
/ been exposed in Barton were inmedia-
/ tely vaccinated, so that no cases have tol-
lowed excepting four cases of mild vari-
oloid or modified small pox in Mr.. Sar-
geant's family. All those are now fully
recovered, and the house and its contents
have been thoroughly cleansed. All
danger of further spread Of disease Is
now passed. Persons having occasion
10 visit this village for any purpose need
have no more fears of small pox than
they would have in visiting any other
village in the county.
In AIr. Bullock family in Sheffield,
there were two cases of natural small pox,
and three of varioloid, taken from Mrs.
Whitcomb before her removal to this
place. We have no reliable evidence
of any other cases in Sheffield or vicinity
As community generally are so mucf
excited and so thoroughly panic stricken
on hearing of case Of small pox II
| their midst, we would here say that o
] all diseases which are liable occasionally
/, to visit community the small pox is thu
= one from which we should have the leas
fear OF apprehension Of general DANCE
e as we have in thorough vaccination an'
= revaccination a sure protection agains
: this once loathesome and often fatal di
o sease. We would say, then, let ever
+ person, young Or old, who has not bee
vaccinated, attend to it at once, and ever
e person who has been vaccinated great
5 er length of time than eight or ten year
Of especially if it was done in CHILDHOOD
n be revaccinated. If the above course
5 faithfully and properly carried out b
every family, the whole community wouI
ID be thoroughly protected even against til
le varioloid. Would it not be we'll if OF
he Legislature would so much as give US
u law that no scholar should be admitted
10 any school in the state without producer
ID evidence of having been vaccinated ?
e In that case we should have but little
Is any natural small pox.
J. F. SKINNER. NJ. D.
IS R. B. SKINNER, ii. D.
d. Barton, Jan. %, 1860.
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D. NJ. CAMP, Secretary.
Coventry, Jar 25,h, 1860.
Agricultural Society Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Missisquoi
Upper Valley Agricultural Society, will
be held at F. Flint's tavern in Troy, on
Wednesday, February l, 1860, at y
o'clock NJ, for the choice Of officers for
the year. and to transact other business.
Punctual attendance Of all the members
is requested.
S. SUMNER, Pres't.
South Troy, Jan. 18th, 1860.
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esT The Lawrence disaster has been
further initiated on a small scale in Mem
plis, Tenn, On the 18th the negro mart
Of Forrest, Jones & Co., three story
brick building, fel! with crash, buryinp
six valuable negro men in the ruins
Soon after the ruins caught fire and two
Of the slaves, valued at $500 each, were
lost. Almost simultaneously the walls
Of a new building being put up for the
Memphis appeal tnewspaper,) fell, en-
failing loss of $4,000.
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Travelling Agent,

We have employed Mr.. W. +. CHAM
BERLAIS to solicit subscriptions for the
Standard in Lamoille County, for short
time. Oar friends in that county will do
well TO accept Of this opportunity, as we
shall employ no more travelling agents
for another year at least.
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Free NEGROES LEAVING NEW Or
LEANS FOR HAYTI.-The Picayune OF
the 18th inst. states that on that day the
barque Laurel would leave New Orleans
for Hayti, having as passengers eighty
one free persons of color, who are emf
grating from Louisiana to Hayti. These
people are all culIivators of the soil, be-
ing well yersed in farming, and in all the
mechanical arts connected with farm.
They are all in easy circumstances, some
even rich, one famill being worth 6fiy
Thousand dolisr.