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Great Reduction In the Price Of Passage
To AND FROM NEW YORK
INNCIRSION IICAEIS. BY The "a az .LfkTf
II. e. STF4llSn4P NORKTOWN.

fIG NtW lutk.-lha luAkloWN, tapta.n .Ssis8ttrtS
IeEi. Parrish ocucs 50 tuesday me 4th mt
~ cas 90 srd return OBJ either Che steamers state
r5,u included h- very ,W price OF fl5 Passage
York. alt sflCnu ilcut-u so Secrage passage
q Paesaga OBJ Norfolk by he river boats
Frsht received today tNor5ty1 and up the hour Ct
ocock 81, slsy CCrsisle- eQuested o. send
th-ir goo. To-Day.
Ore i 70, Bosc taken no moderate forwarded
desstch Tickets beIths secured ,ace board
SIT IUDIAN & WATSON.
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ris srrp,r;sd ~ rat ssa.'er,.D, rhe whcIel sub
iect MAS postponed for tro weess
MOVEMENTS MASONIC YRlrTynT
TIE members OF the Southern Supreme Council Of Free
hAsons, embracing the most dtng osned members OF
the order in the Southern Safes are assembling 20 par
hc'pa'e in Sorrow LODGE In honor OF Cen Quitnan who
WAS AZ Inspector General Of the thirty third degree The
ceremonies viii be held IN Of the churches and will
re participated In by al the Maaons now the District
CONTESTED INJECTIONS
The House Committee Elections beard an argument
ih,s morning from Montgomery Blair counsel for r. T.
Blair, the ntestant Of Barrett, certain Law points
'a'sed by Humphrey Marshall counsel for Barret The
case Of Mr. Howard contestant Of Coopers scat will pro-
baby not be acted upon before the committee until next
week.
ORGANIZATION or THE TERRITORIES.
The Chairmen OF the Territorial Committees Of the
Senate and House have had interview relative Their
respective duties concerning the absorption Of Utah.
An KxPIAyAnoS
The nErne Of Mr. Barr instead Of Mr. Sickies,
Should have been mentioned in my despatch
ist nigh concerning the transfer Of certain duties
from the Committee on Public Expenditures 10
select committee, relative Mather, McIntire Bxby and
others The mistake grew of the confused manner in
which business is invariably done in the House
X. r. Barrett whose seat is contested by Mr. Blair OF
Missouri, ia mistaken be to insinuatc to-days
HERALD, that the despatch concerning their contest for
seat in the House was written BY any other person than
the author Of this correspondence that intended
u 'oresta public opinion prejudice the minds Of the
committee II was made up, all dispatches are, after
conversation with those who supposed TO know
facts In the
The Presdent has recognized Cclestin Augusse Ravin
dEpheuse ss Vice Consular Agent Of France at Chicago;
Francisco Munos Ramonde Noncade as Vice Consul Of
Spain at Savannah, and Edwin Hntz as Vice Consul OF
Brazil at Savannah
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conraAsee rctbed she Secretary st Tho service al no.
require many chaplAns.
The amendment was ,sst-yeas Is, nays o.
Adjourned
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playing on behalf OF their rights, and he hoped would
be carried to successful issue and that they would tr
uuph over their base oppressors (Applause he con-
Guided by stating as his firm belief that the great HAM
of tie working classes were true Themselves and united
arm boDdrnf union with each other no tyranny or
oppression could prevail against them
On the conclusion OF Mr. Bradys speech the Prcsdent
arose aud moved that the meeting adjourn.
The motion was carried, and the audience took their
departure vocferousy cheering, dropping, they past
out their contributions into the plates which placed
ut the doors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30
frttcrn,nn and Cove turnpike.

Mr.. SMITH. Of Taylor, in advocating the pas
Sa"c Of the bill to incorporate joint stock COIN
panv to construct a turnpike from Fctternan,
in the county of Taylor TO the Cove settle
mcnt in the county Of Barbour, said:
AIr. Speaker | have no hesitation in saying
that the construction of turnpike between
the points mentioned in the bill, which | have
lust called NJ. would do more tn dGvelopc the
resources OF that section and To enhance the
value of its lands than any other measure
which could bc suggested. Connecting, rs it
will, the cnicrprising towns Of Grafton and
Ecttrrman with that rich and luXuriant c0un-
try which borders the Valley river. and which
annually punrs forth its rich tribute to the
commerce of the world, it must be apparent to
the most casual observer Of passing events
that upon the completion Of this Improvement
new cra will dawn upon the brilliant career
of the embryo city situated at the juno
ton of the North: :WcStcrn Virginia Rail
road with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Sir il needs no prophet To toretcll tire
ipcalculable advantages that will cnsue upon
the completion Of that link in the great tho
rourhCarc between Grafton and the rich and
productive counties Of Barbour Randolph and
Fucker Tapping the Morgantown and beTeT-
IL turnpike al inc COFc SeltIceHI IL " III III l3
Grafton in direct competition with other towns
E,r lhat illrncnSe trade and travel that now, of
necessity, gocS elsewhere. .AtFcttcrman, twill
connect with the Northwestern turnpike, and
Tins afford an outlet in that direction which is
now ciicc,ualiy and completely closed against
al communication for hauling and transporta-
ton. Grafton has no roads leading into the
country. She has it is true, her railroads,
bu: the people in the country cannot reach
her dcpo.s in carriages or wagons. She is iso-
lated from the Country; completely locked in,
vet, Notwithstanding, all these disadvantages.
her march is upward and onward. But tive years
ago and the site Of Grafton was wilderness.
Look ut her now, with her three or four thou
sand inhabitants; she is extending her limits
and growing strong and powerful in the morii-
i;.c Of her greatness The busy hum oil indus
trv is heard in her streets, and all aronnd'
within tic radius Of her influence, may be seen
gratifying evidences Of thrift and prosperity.
have i right, Mr.. Speaker, to boast oi
Grafton. In no other part OF Virginia can
;hcre be found town of parallel growth; and
the old Commonwealth may well De proud Of
her her mountain daughter We have twelve or
fifteen retail stores. and four or five large pro-
duce and commission houses. Churches are
rearing their spires to the Heavens; costly and
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THE SUMNER COURSE OF LECTURES
VALUABLE EARN, roR S,,E

MEDICAL COLLEGE 0F VIRGINIA.
HELlHEt.ED by the Richmond Association for Medical
Instruction. will commence the first MONDAY in
April, lStu continue until the first of August ensuing
under the following organization
A. E. PErlC0LAS, II. D., Leciuer on Anatomy and
Clinical surgery
jos. H. CULLEN. NJ. % Lecturer on Physiology.
MARION HOWARD, NJ. b, on Maleriae Me,lca
TIlOS. POLLARD, Theory and lrac
tice o! Medicine.
Ed. Z. DREW, VI. D., Lecturer on Obstetrics.
CP GIBSON, NJ b., Principles and Practice OF surgery
J. E. LICKErT, ~ D., Lecturer OH Medical Chemistry
and ToyicUlogy
The plan OF instruction will embrace combination Of
Lectures and ESimnatiuns-rir design being 10 deliver
but Lectures daily, each preceded by thorough en-
animation upon the subject matter OF the previous
thus a:orlng the conjnned advantage of Instruction by
or lectures and daily recations giving thereby TO
the student aiupc nc for private study and reflection,
and for attention TO clinical observation
Students Of this will be permitted the cases
at the Medical College Hospital Bellevue Hospital and CITY
Aims House, free Of charge.
In the wards Of tile above Institutions important Surgical
operations daily performed and the Medical Depart
nept rorJs the student constant opportunities oil OBJ
serving Diseases incident and peculiar 10 the South
Every facility will he given for the study Of Practical
ANATOMY. The DiSecting Rooms, under the charge Of the
Demonstration, (Dr HowardJ conmodious. we'll ren
lated and furnished with abundant material at, probably
IA lower rate than elsewhere be procured.
s Attendance this Course will be regarded by the
Faculty OF the Medical College of Virginia. equivalent to
twelve months study In Physicians office. AS an inccr
tive ssduiy aud attention. Certificates OF Proficiency
will be conferred the end Of the Course, upon those
dreinrd worthy I" receive them.
fs- Tor tIl- Cnur-..
- For further Information, apply 10
j. s DORSEY CULLEN,
Mari I'm of the tssocidtOn
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q tie Eji.ors w' tie knq"Tsr:

RICHMOND. March 81, 1860.
Gcntlemem--I have read the StatrSnanlike
speech of Col. TllnS. 5. Raymond, on the mer'
chants license tax bill, in your paper OF today.
No man Gun answer lis arguments. With the
grasp Of giant hc has compressed, into avery
short space, the argument complete 1t re-
minds ne Of Mr.. Calhoun'> great speech on the
Bank Of the United States. It must carry
conviction to every unprcudiced mind. f.
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$50 REWARD.

dun away from the .uiS:rbcr, in the latter part OF
4 q january, my rrsro JOHN Tor John Thomas }
2 years old very STOUT anil black lie il about re feet
six inches In height. The said negro raised by Jordan
Elicit of SOUTHAMPTON county, and sold TO Messrs Jones
slater when ahou, II YEATS old They sold him 10 Dr..
Charles J. Oliver. nf Campbell couny. Al DIR. divers
sale S.ly they rci'urclased him. and frnu them pur-
chased him ab0u, the mi,ld. Of January, lsGJ
The above reward (rce from all other rAcsrs) will be
paid for his delivery al sherwood, Amelia county,
our miles from the House, - free Hll other
EXPENSES If lodged In any jail in Virginia. tia; can
recover him. -. -. -
Feb 2S- eff JEFFEkSoN PEiToH.
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:, r,:& GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


.,gN,-i6N having been received br the Executive
(: ~ N. Ii; uf the 18th Of February last, two prS
! -,;cI from the !n OF the county Of Westmore-
,,.;:, JAMES AIMS. white man, charged with
.-- d, los.e stealing; and SAM llUHRAED, free
,,-..i 4 . h the crime of murder, and II is repre-
~, they are now going "a: lnrs therefore do
,l~r Z :rwari q; FIFTY DOLLARS for the said James
'.g! ~. UCHpshp DOLLARS for the said Sam Hub.
=. nv ;.r>u:. who shall the said prisoners aud
.r! i..;o the Jail Il" said county OF wes;noreand;
49, r.iv-erv' ". I-qarr ali officers Of this Common
elsa am Nijts.y, aud rcques, the people generally,
-,,.T t->; r>cr;l"iS 20 procure their arrest, that
~, lr n:ur, ,i't 20 justice.
t:s-.I under my haal rs Governor anil under
-;:,. lr.- Seal Of thr Commonwealth. AT Kirli-
= .lv;i. Ills sixteenth day Of March, 1850.
JOHN LErCuEE.
g : ereruor: GgoGG. W. MuSropD, Secretary Of tine
s.-o'."rt;a.
lies lL:iS i about % or q years old, o! thin risase,
:. sex; or 10 inches high; has 8 bad countenancr,
ID o.. .hsa in jail. black or olive irocs coat with
:. CO.. - lie had glazed cap aud cloth hat with
S.. ir..U 81 rT:--th set sut and show badly when
.,N lC A!p i free negro about ., years Old about
- a: %ch-s Lish; very dark; ihick well set figure
=i-. ,,a-d question rep-rts his answer; had Oh
-.f 3. ~ r-rpaulin hat and blue cloth sack coat OF
-. .,:rsi-l lie IS decidedly biacs and has a iu''
..fl,i March li-c3w
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ytI.lsE1SO1S

!; ',' .-''~ -, IL: sea,ca in Virginia, on thet
49,. -" ]" '.!w, h!heTarlc county, on the EcatSo
- 'i''"tHT", :" Wi So FOR the season, TO- S-L-A
~" '''.r" 20! >"rvic", when the mare - taken
80 ~; il'ITa:r", % which t2U 10 be paid down IN
,' .'' !ic scr'rcs 4" ihr horse, and the remaining
" ' ' i'" = asc"r -!::d 30 b. in foal. Groom Tee,
" It's rr ~r.s, n',! grain, wh.n desired, at
-. ''''" ii''r' Nr Iiv"s invn. made arrange
&c.. h,''Fii;. IA. %"...:.u" stallion 20 Kentucky
-. \i"''' % ~" "GrTv'' -ra."n, persons dcsirou5
h''': !fo:n !ta S"ui 10 NH ,,-',i Of the presen,
- ','' HA. ''i.EtET, Agent,
'' Ia 'N''"''" Gotham =. o.
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The Richmond Enquirer,
-, r,lLY. SEMl.WEEELf AND WEEKLY
..,,,, .-ru-r DUNyAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
TE Z VI ::

r,rsR. seven dollars per annum, AMI n; IKE
= '''' ,,r Il ;akca sor n shorter period than
= =. :yi WsSSLY five dollars per annum, and
80 ''.> ~ ,n,;.;!., payable in advance. Fur the
~ ~ ,aun ur SIX cepies for FLU. to be paid in.
~ : W!c, !s:icrs containing inaIey are
' IL "!, ,,; be ;iIe"ef, or they will he ut the
- Inserted in The Daily, Semi-Wetkly,
hce>S ,ryt l2y sRrISIS6 SHESs Is published
s :S:a SSs's'''a at i s esn;s %s@'y Str 'hSs %s
tN,'",. '' - ,..s NAY be reuiited per mail in
~ 49,, ,s G.a> ae!es yrsgi>''"rd. at the risk
!: ,:.;IS M :, asi Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
=" y" .Eir.,, !eE ~ advertisements.
'. -, E.:.ntc .uust be accompanied with the al
- - o-,,::.EIt;ury references 10 insure execution
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MARRIED.

Al Carlton, nsar Charlottesville, "Wednesday morning.
the 2lst by the Rev. 4. X. Meade, Prof ~ ScliEIE De
WERE, Of the University Of Virginia, to Nss Lucy B.
daughter Of Alexander R!ves, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30
BIED,

On Thursday, 18th inst in Germantown, Tennessee
M-s. MARY ELrIRA COLEMAN. eldest daughter y! Mr
G-o w. Truehear formerly Of Ianov=r in this S.e L.
the 18th Year Of her age.
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wM. Il. pcGs,
,LkS J,'llSSuS.
JOHNSON L. PCGH.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
lrGuXr BUILDING SHnc3nE wAKEuorSE,)
RICHMOND Va.
r.e sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and country pro-
GENERALLY, return their sincere thanks TO their
20. the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
cgI. and ASK continuance and increase of the same
next year, promising their undivided personal atten-
&. ;,,g,.l cnIl>ignlnrnts committed 20 them.
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~: TIE. kaE i>'-Inc first session VIII coiHncict
IL s"ih 4nut:y AID close Jane 18th
.-.@. i. iDr .I- year.
~:t .si-! "f ;i. arrival o. sui.nts ut Blacks aud
" sGi;I.- cu!.Tcyaucc will he in readiness to take
@ - - auE,-. I" give -Gch no;!te, address Mrs Ann
81. v"UAiN, MarlAraEis lunrnburg.
v. ..tr,- = E,icn!!OG.I i; this time.
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FRIDAY. MORNING, MARCH. 80, 1850.

think he c"Nd gainsay the will "l the pop'i.
lation, frankly and freely expressed.
Here then we have the fact Of the annexa-
ton being consented to hy Piedmont, cheer
fully accepted by Savoy, most explicitly de-
mandcd by France, and, nevertheless, still to
be achieved; since, as far as the practical issue
is concerned, the annexation has not advanced Il
single step towards its end while many circuul-
stances have occurred which 80 directly against
it.
We are given to understand that this annex:-
ton scheme works its way slowly Ind silently
in the underground Of European politics. and,
that having awakened among the different Go
rernmcnts either fear or jealousy, the inte
rests Of Austria are in the lSccndcnt; nothing
but All opportunity being waited for to check
the advance of policy, on the part Of the
Emperor Of the French, which has hitherto for
len years, moved on cautiously, but steadily
and successfully. until il has brconc, as now
agreed more dangerous 10 the interests
vi S'''S vi tiiS i'AApl'Shii hlbt'uiS'io
the open game Of Napoleon the First
That opportunity, however. could not bc found
in the annexation Of Savoy TO France, but il
might be readily discovered in the annexation
Of Tuscany to Piedmont. in fact, besides tic
trouble Of cIIecting the annexation Of the for
mcr province, the French Government is bur.
dcned with the task Of preventing the anncXa,
ton Of the latter; and the consequences, which
arc already beginning to show, will be rcmis
government and that Of Austria, accompanied
by !; Inomcntary GOODNESS with Piedmont. As
long as the obstacles which he encounters arg
not in field Of battle, the Emperor Napoleon
II prefers turning them to storming them.
- --<Io.S-
The Virginia Lit. Insurance Company,
~ which Wm. IT, Macl.rlId, Esq, is President,
forms era i'll our city history, and confirms the
opinion which We have lung cstcrainrd and trc-
lurntly expressed i'll our columns, that thc people Of
Virginia arr i:t-l awakening to their own interest
Heretofore We have bcr contributing our millions
ai''''a''s |" ''"''"cF" m9'""''ohS, ""'" "c ""'c
iol c'Tch |" c''a"''N III ""lc p"I ho" We scc Oh
ever nd the most gratifying proofs "t change, '
constantly wr hear OF s"rnr lew enterprise which Is
lo contribute % tic general welfare Vt the COMMUNE
ty. ufcuur>r. every b"'ly wonders why We have
not done all this bc"!c, Instead ni cNscting much
aid from our kind brethren al the North.
We know "c but express the general irc!n. ut "ur
nrnrlr when :yr ,rOuoulrc the founding of the Nir-
gna Lie Insurance '"ihliEE step III the riSNl Ill
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NOTICE.
.MrS RIVER AND kASNwHi

OrrIrH nf THE JAMES HivEK AND KANAwM4 Company
EiCHMnSp, March - l>ta.
CALLED meeting Of the SiucS!i-,!rrs az tia. .utncs
N River and kanawha Company. will Ia: h-.I ut this
unc. on WEDNESDAY the 25th day nf April next take
into consideration an amending the charter u 'h Cnn.
uany passed on the ; instant, and such o'rr business
may be submitted.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
III WM. Z. MCSEUnb, Secretary.
In Jl-itln
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J. NIAGILL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,t,.i :.nasr; Tyttr, Esq., iJi SvuM SirM street,
WHddelphid.
:-Itend To celiec.onsand all other business IN the
! hG- "t his profession.
~ -l.aHt:
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hoUIS A. BUCKINGHAM,

I TOsNEf wv LIZ ~ LA W ;
HIiLSvILLk, CAKRoLL CO., VA,
TffXrS regularly the County and Circuit Courts Of
Carroll Wyihe, Floyd, Pulaski and adjoining counties.
: :. J., cna;:auc act collecting agent for Northern
-.. and all persons who may have business in Car.
IA: .,gini:y counties. Dec 26-c6m
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PHILIP RAHM,

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
EILHNOHD. ~.
yhNUFACrCRES Steam Engines oi every dcscripti
VI .ai .'z- Circular saw Mills Miil Gearing, Min
nary e: every description. Castings in Iron and lir
..,.- y ,tyrt notice Feb 3-sly
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..AWieE.NCl: =, 1l\Ye,..

!SEhtTiC&S IL IL" Cuar;, of H.. r;,y ~ p,,, .,d
w '',''rs 90 iir'Tc", lit!or~r and Caroline
u" = -" N'tr! rab!!r ili u"a,.i.,er Of h Tu;,,I
.r !tT'""'', hetS""n Mr r!....fr w,i,. and him
'="" G";a!iu. Hall ." '''" s'''c'' 1us'
February l,-rI,.
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R.GlIMoND LIVE Stock nAHkET.

RICHMOND LEvE Stock MARKET.
fsliE undersigned having procured the services OF H.
a H. Crockett, FOR The purpose of selling Live STOCK
IA ,he Richmond market will with Luther S. Irvine, be
IN 'e MARIE. on the is day cf September next, prepared
20 give er uaurd"d attention n a business entrusted
10 tin anu eei confident from their long experience, 10
be able I" give entire sa:i,.actiuu
We MI! MAKE Ei"fa! !y ,l r.a.u,s nm nlnrnts
JOHN GROUSE,
Aug 2"-ci l.. s. IRVINE.
SHICAS wtSsEss.-Ii,. subscriber wishes TO
~ purchase any 4nahlly oi s""'i ry ShucLs lie eers
them n bales For Shucks ;u, ur in r,,I condition he
will pay uc ir lQG lbs delivered his place on S street,
opposite the City Spring, Elclluunh. e. H. STACY
Feb l3-rtn
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Delegates TO the Charleston Convention.
new fokK March 2s-A reliable private despatch
Trenton, says that eight out Of the fourteen
10 The Charleston Convention In favor Of SIR Dgusa.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the Cincinnati plat,
form md non.lht.rYentlon
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JOHNSON & pUGH,
co SSIOS HIEIe e III STS,

OFFICE.
front Eait}iMg Sh"ca"e Unrchonss
So: lie sale of TOBACCO. WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN,
I sad COUNTRY PRODUCE generally, respectfully So
r e patronage of their friends and the public, plehgpg
pso!-i';;G-,s and fidelity Ia all consisn'nei,ts.
T. TINSLEY JOHNSON,
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,;;,.lhtk S'sOVES!. VIRGINIA STOVES!
VIRGINIA STOVESi!
...iiEuNu STOVE WORKS ESTABLISHED ~ 1851.
ASA SNYDER

ASA SNYDER
.gtNCFACTCkES at this celebrated Southern stove
u .,4,!ry Cylinder, BOX, Parl"r and Cooking Stoves,
. ty,; desirable styles aud OF superior working quail
&C.. 49,, Hot Air Furnaces Fronts and Crates Hollow
- Iyd:aais sinks, &C. &c, and most descriptions ui
j.. SI.cIia-ry and Ornamental Castings.
~ proprietor is convinced that sufficient apPreeative
,, COULD H. found in his market who woul't pay the
good article, 10 justify him In the use OF the best
.t. aud In the employment Of competent mechanics.
--s.!, o the mouiirrS employed on these Stoves are
.i.I who have learned their trades at these works
~ have been gradually gaining favor until they
- ~,Ua- ;,- most popular of any in use. Their supe
myth and simplicity OF operation peculiarly fits them
- !-- q! servants.
i..i ,.r.a= Plates promptly supplied
ac. I stove dealers throughout the South Will !ind
"a :A-.. interest 10 forward ;hrir orders TO
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
- ,ci IN Richmond by Ncssrs. c. D. YALE CO "M
.hG> w"np. q. & \. EAHGAMlN, Jr, and WM. A.
.pt'NTy,SrLE Jan 9-c;n!
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SSTANTED-Two Young gentlemen, who have hnd
w considerable -xpcre,,re III teaching, "h graduates
% The sam. lnstuiion, have associated themselves as
TEACHERS and wish situation as SUCH
T. Swr S"u,herners and prefer situation IN 'he
SpcIu.
- Address Box M. %, Salem, Roanoke county w.
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>oiTnEiN S'TONElyN ARE POTTERY

>oi TnElcN SEONElSAKE POTTERY,
- ,t"E>. uF rAEY AND l.rI STREETS, go
E!tHauSp, Va G:t:E
= kEE EE g. p a r r, NJ
- rinPkiETuHS,
~ '.''s'H~:. respectfully inform the merchants OF
'ih!t, Nn7s' Carolua and Tennessee that they Are
"'..'s:Iaa. u" best quality SrUSE-WARE, consisting
~ l.-, t:'crc Milk Pans, Churns, Bread Eiscrs
% :, .'.-' l.r', AR ti.hrl &C, Sc
~, " AL rti'r! charcoal packed Water Coolers, both
'.: '.lst -! al sizes from Two gallons 10 ~
-...l..
-. 't-r'.'. - Us will he delivered In any part Of
60. = II % cl.s:- THOMAS ". KEESEE
-" '-,'''i DAVID PARR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-30
lSDEPENuENCE ACADEMY.

INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
fTliIE first OF this Sclou began the 18Th OF Sep
Il. tcrnr-r, 1859. and was successful
The second session began the 10Th OF February, ls6o
under iaitcriug
The third session will begin the h nf September, ls1H
The Academy is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES Slu III per session. .
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Ian
QUAGES Sl5 10 per session.
BOARD So per month. A,lres. the Principal,
JAMES A. EAErIEf, 4. NJ,
Feb 29-cif Independence, GraysOn county, Va
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CHANCE EOIs PHYSICIANS"

!, 'H 'er o: going Vest, otIer to dispose Of
- i:.le7'y, which consists of House and Lot in
-" % N.tchroos, Augusta County, Virginia. The
- 60 d. good rcpair, large and commodinus and will
r,,..-'-'s al? ordinary family. There is also go"u
'vs.!rh; GrhIary, and AL necessary out build
r--f '~ O e hr,; gardens in the State. This pro-
s' 'ne centre u. The town, and is, in fact he
'"., '!.. saa convenient OF ANY Ia the place Be-
;t. -: 80 -Ac--n section Of country, and Is, In
if..ciA. a''- location for Physician To any
o. ei Tie % Purchase will simply say that IL Is
ttri-I F"''' kanw Of at all. To this property
z'- Gr :hr ~ .t-c" large and roo'y. Expecting 10
''- :rJ ,i, very short time, early applications
i-h :,-c,t J. =. CROSS, VI. d.,