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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w STAN NTON. VA,

1871 and close Jnue "a, kI2. s-..-
corps Of twenty teachers aud officers.
a Than this no College for young ladies ranks
higher. Science and Literature are taught 1slly ny
French by a native mastar, Music by six profess
sors and teachers, among whom are two Of the
teachers OF vocal music In the South.
This is one OF the healthiest climates IN IN tn the
Sso snee
Buildings and grounds are elegant. Scenery
surprisingly grand aud ae,utifu,, msk!ng It one
Of the loveliest college homes In 'he Union.
The last session one hundrt d young ladies' at
tended this School from fourteen sontnern states.
IFrom Judge John N. Hendren, NJ. A., University
rr of Virginia
regard the Wealevan Fern lie Institute as one
Of very hest and mott attractive schools in the
lFrom Hon. John b. Baldwin,
The Wesleyan Female Institute, most success
full and fourishing school, is surrounded by infu-
ences WHICH make 1t In all respects most s des,rs ara
'efs 4 RespectrnIIyS, SIsn S'ten' JouxB. BALDWIN.
lFIom General John Echols.l 49,.
know vsrv ue STnbgNTGS A. asSso ya of Fex FMSy y @
hardly be placed under better Influences than there
e
tivsted, refined, and Christian women. COM
mend vs.s Shs sinoGl i11I most heartily to
From Prof. William f.. Peters, III. D., Of Uni
.. H. yersity Of Virginia..
4
Young ladies committed to the care OF Prof.
HARRIS will enjoy advantages Of moral and In
tellecLual Training rarely found. -.as.. '...
From Bishop K. M. Marvin, D. D.
The wesleyan Female Institute is an honor to
the Church. instruction is thorough. All classes
stand high. The most talented professors are en-
ployed. The school is very prosperous, and de-
serves to be so.
TERMS FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Rosra aud tuition In the collegiate course, S235.
Music sud other extra studies moderate.
For catalogues address
REV. VIM. 4. HARRIS,
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IN CHASCERY.g

The ehject OF this suit Is to procure an order TO
sell Stale bonds held by the plaintiff as trustee,
ana distribute the proceeds among the parties en-
sitled thereto. 5..tl II -
ants Lewis y. Haw'ey and EIiz abeth A. bis wife,
John Owen and Lucy =. Ills wife, John L. smiih,
William @orris, and Wilcher Morris, are non-fe-
steuts Of this state, they are required TO sppear
here within one month after due publication
hereof, and do what IL necessary " protect thelr
interest In this suit. ..,., 4, .S .fsts, ....g,
A copy-Teste:
IouNsTON C WILLIAM, n, a. ty 2S.law4W
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BAKERIES.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c


NEW CROCKERY HOUSE. Having
~ purcha. ed OF MIR. John Asher his stock OF
.HINA, GLASS, QUEENS, and ndSTUNEWARs,
RLUsE-F FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS,
LAMPS, &c., Sc. and made srrsneements to i'm
port my stock OF foreign goods from the m msnufac-
tureTs In europe, and to purchase my supplies OF
domestic goods from the makers in this country, at
the lowest cash prices, am prepared to OFF, to
The public q large, well-seected and general as
sortment of goods In my line as low Ms they can
be purchased here or In the northern markets.
Ircspectfully ask an examination OF both prices
and stock by wholesale and re all buyers.
August ath, 1871. K. B. TAYLOR,
TONY FRIENDSAND THE
ing fold my stock OF Earthenware lass, &C., TO
Mr.. T.. 4. Taylcr, L cordially and cteer fully re-
commend him TO the patronage OF my 1rt, nds and
former Gus ON ers who may need nything in hin
line. y I'm ASH NIX.
With pleasure inform my friends aud the pub
lie that am with NAT. E.. B. Taylor, and will be
happy TO see and wait on them q. No. 1905, Main
street and viii assure those who may be in wan,
of anything in his line, that will use my best ex
ertions ana thorough knowledge of the business 10
promote their interests. HUGH A. WATT.
au7-lw
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA--IN ! VACATION.-ln the
" Clerks Office of tie Circuit Court of tho
county OF Henrico, 22d July, 1871, E,iias ~ .g'
Wncnee Abrehsme, trustee.
- against
Hark a. Tymdall and Martha Jane his wife, Joseph
A. Morris Lewis j. BaSley snd Elizabeth A.
his'wF.. john Owen and Lucy ID. hts wife John
Z. Smith, W allan Morris, and w Wilcher Morris,
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CroUTilERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In compliance with the reqGest Of the late Col.
ID. Lee r"w,ll, have taken ch srge and control
Of this school. hSpe engaged the same corps OF
tr,rnrrs, rnd VIII also he assise by Mr.. j pdN
H. row ELl,. now OF Petersburg, who w,ll reside
q, the Institute. ...+s
Every fort will &c made TO preserve the high
reputation which the school sttsin,d under the
l,ncat.i founder.
;hc session will commence on the FIRST MON
DAY IN CTUBEk. and end on TH1RT1FTH
OF JUNE. For particulars, ad lress MRS MA
RIA o.. CARKihGTOS, Richmond Va.
an 10 2aw Swlm
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A moving tale-A dogs.
IT doesn't hprt snutf to piuch it.
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faOTTON YARN.--JGss received o e0I-
! W I'signinent OF COTTON eyARa, whtehe sza
offer on account or HanGfacft;reEs 10 sowesI
mssas' e s. sa R,oRERT ., y. ,l.IAAs a 20. /
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Airltllto)I,n!1Idll md 4 1lspat'|fl'l!:t';... I; ].

MONDAY....,.... .......... AUGUST IA, 1871.
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TlNIL AND MECHANICAL ENG1-
X NEERISG, Ut the Rensselaer, Polyts tschnic In
s'ttute. Troy, n. Y, A higher and more PRACTICAL
Course of Instruction Will he given here than has
,gcr been attempted elsewhere In This country.
Y. orens s. pt. II n. For The Annu Register, con-
iaIais I'm proved Course OF study, aad fall par
iirnlars. spply 10 PROF. CHI AkLE ES DROWS NE,
Dire tor. au e-"lul
MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
vi for Young ladies' and children. Linden Row,
No iN2 east Franklin street. The duties OF his
school will be resumed on MOHDAE,, October
The car. nf Mrs. WIN, II. POWERS. For circul .r5
OF terms, apply 10 --. e.. NhS. row Enc,
Nm 2-3m AT the school-rooms
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
IL FaIRFaN COUNTY, VA.
l.. NJ BLACKFORD, VI. A., university OF
viryInia,j Principal. with competent ASSISTANTS
IN every drpar 'mcnt he 2sth annual session
begivs sept mhcr u, lsTl and ends June 90 1879.
Terms 1850 per session. Catalogue seat du appli-
c,,ruu - t.. NJ. BaApkFuiir, NJ. A., lnck box
Is ALI \ ,ndria VA. g27-2m
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF ScHooLs,)

he building i5 situs ted IN quiet, central part
~ the cit and convenient OF access TO all the bu
sthtss centres. dep"ts, &c. II contains large snd
weil-yen,iIa,ed wards and comfortably furnished
private roCm-.
~ csFes requiring medical or surgical aid ad-
i't.ta except the insane and those labor!ng under
c1attiioua disorders. Suitable accommodations
49,, d"a fhptfienced nurses provided for women
'uring confinement.
u,a,. CUASGES.
Na.ts9oihp hrard, medical attendance,
,mns1,uc,"e3 large ward, pee week,
pinnysa.ilsbly In ADVANCE.
4 pW W 0sv
,,n nt II additional fee Is charged ior surgical
c{prchsnh hs; Lioeral terms win DO made g1th
uJns To- ,b eheYoient associations, and c6rpnraS
Dleats 10 h m ere nf lher sick by tn, year pay
For furb.n ~ t,'t ~: monthly or quarterly.
LIE Ihnrinary, 10 'h VI aomissloh, Apply ~
jels-lswan H. ID. TALIaFEREO, NJ. D..
Medical Sup't
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TlI-STER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL,
sIx MILES OFF THE RICHMOND AND
DaNvlLLE RAILROAD.
r. OSCAR ROGERS, PRINCIPAL

Thencxt session will begin SECOND MON
uGYtF SEPTEMBER MKT, and end tTH
IItNF l.f2. Expenses do not exec q x2?s. Faya-
nj, one half on entrance, balsncc LIST February.
IVA TaT PRINCIPAL,
Black valiant Post-oflre,
s,slm Halifax county, Va.
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IA VIRGINIA LADY, without inc,irnl
IA brance. and considerable experience, wishes
to obtain a SITUATION as goyeraess in fsmilY,
hnen-room skeeper In hoeet. Is Wiling 90 oc.
eupy any position that would insure q permanent
home, coed society, and amoderate salary. Best
re erences givent lf rfqIired. Address A. b. C.,t
csre of r. A. j. GnOPTON, 11th, betweea Mafn
and Bank streets Rlctmoad, Va. sttF au l1-at
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DATApSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Circulars sent en- application. ty e7-eodtsepl5

ECLECTIC INSTIT UTE, BALTI.
IL MORE. 81 AND 80 Mt. VERNON PLACE
Ihs school will open, as usual, ON the 18TH OF
StPTEMBER and close UNE 25, 1872. Number
OF pupils limiled TO forty. ] he summer session
begins the nth OF April every year. and pupils
lst September, for full scholastic session,
closing first week In February. For circulars,
amply IN Principal tsl0-eod2m
A MELlA ACADEMY, ESTABLISHED
EEkSITY OF VIRGINIA, AND LIMITED TO
TWEhTY-TWO BOAkDERS Opens OGTO-
BfE lST and closes AUGUST 1sT OF each year.
Board and tuition for session OF ten months, ex O..
elusive OF lights and towels. $3o0-hAlf payable
October LIST and half March LIST.
Refer specially TO Professors Venable, Glider
sleeve, Peters, Maup.n, Davis, and Cabel!, Uni
versity or Virginia.
For catalogues, &C., address
W. II. HARRISON,
Mastoax Post-ofnce, Amelia county, Va.
il a. 2aWaN&
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EDUCATIONAL.

xIoNE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
ii IttvS Tho fourth session "f this scho"l
III his 10 ,sTu OF SEPTEMBER, 1871 aud
q" u. no n fsih q, June. 1872 With the prime view
I'% 81 h,yns my own dsngh,crs properly INSTRUCTED,
9. and hsviss cmrlored competent teacher; omSss
ShN,,, ShNn sho has been teaching In f.m ale insti-
,,nn in Tnu, ssee for The last three Searsl we
proPn%te, m Hos-d. tuition IN FuRlish. French,
"a. i,,n SD Music tno extra ch. .rgesh at es9e , n
session, ,,u.,,,>oa ua,n, CheasnaaL Lc And
n,.s MAMIE V. HupGlSs ia a ful graduate ni
,,m,,s Institute q f'nc scholar. aud \ lovely
n,'-scer. TINS vonne lady will be An acquisition
:" spy school or family.
!" ~! CLARrES L. COOKE.
,sa Superintendent Rollins Institute.
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.EDe CATTONAs
y EDe GATEONAa 5& -
q
uOLLlNs INSTITUTE E, Y. 's@s .s:s &.
IEoaGE T. TNyLoK. ECO President Of
n. 81 Tfueteeg, IL yz as
CHARLES L. cocKs, Nj, A, General Sup. !.

y
The 7eth annusl Sc ssIon will open on the 9Th OF
Septamt er, is7l, Thorough instruction ts given
III all hrs nehes of rtudy litera"v and ornarnsn;at
Lnsus,ly pursued by Young ladies. -, 3,
The FacQlty Is composed OF twelve laffes ana
gentlemen OF AK teriencs aocial asd moral v!rr
tues, ano literary ability.
TIE insfitute has advantages OF location. pran1-
ises. accommcdi tion. and equipment. IL asks iof
a &, n~rons patronage.
For Ro srd and tuition 10 Primary Studies, e2ls
For Boari snd Tuition In Collegiate Studies. sso
For Mue,c snd Il OF Tnssrument...... 90
PAYMENTS Que third In adv~rce
For further PARTICULARS apply to the superin-
fendent at B"tetourt Springa, Rosnoke cuunty,
Virginia. au ls-fwHteowaw
V>HE MISSES BENTLEY will open O
1 Girls SCHOOl. ON the FIRST MONDAY
ia Octnber at No. sIi Grace street now occnpied
hy y. ". i'ndiry, ks,l Applications received for
/ au l42.s
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TIOME SCHOOL,

STAUNT0N, VIRGINIA.
- nts schoo, will, be reorened he middle OF sep-
t,m'TT. cn ,,. ,,.r D.
,tI,v"Ihy arpl!caticn TO ARs. nAnsUE,
or Miss SHtFFSf.
,a,-s Stauaton, Va.
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WANTED,
IVY is barrels ONIONS, - i,'l 49,
! rs barreIs POTATOES, .-si ~
100 bushels WaChT s.TBGR GRRIRs.
."lr#s n.Ea = a..t H. A. DAYTON s
Jyt No. 10 10th ST.. bet. Main and Cary,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-22

PoLrrIcAL CoSrRIBrTIoSs.-We pub
lish in to-day's issue the communications
of"St. Inigoe's. Cincinnati" aud ma
tional Democrat" The first two named
are Of public interest. IS embodying the
popular view in the smaller districts upon
what is known as the Crawford System. :"
The last named. in our Judgment. is .
disorganizing document, inclining more
to spleen than logic, and directed to local
and personal, rather than general issues.
The writer's reference to the Hub" is a
little unfortunate. we think. as a prelude
to his onslaught upon the "bolters" Of
81: for. whatever sins may no~ evolve
around it. the Devils" headquarters
were not then in this locality
Again, how does the writer reconcile
his present position with the "bolting'
complaints he has spread out before US
TT it was wrong in 81 to bolt the party, is
it right now to seek TO destroy it? And
what support was received by the Amer
lean party from this boiling element p
The boilers certainly stood sauarely
with the democracy upon all party issues,
and the reliable strength of the democrat
ic party in the county was not diminished
in any subsequent contest.
Again, there is n vast practical differ
ence between boiling now and in 81. We
had then no sectional and unconsttu.ion-
al organization 70 combat, whilst we have
now. by the writer's own showing, the
Devil himself to contend with. fire
form be needed. it must be sought through
some other means than are suggested by
"A National Democrat" whose position. to
our mind. is faulty and untenable. and as
surely to bring increased evil upon US.
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Fer over 10 yeHs I have sacrificed -
the altar Il party expedicney my priv.es
win ssd my palisicaTrighss. Csf6aa ? Ian
tired Of Is. Ny patriotic n il worn out
Why! Because experience has proceed
that the cry Of party. party organizatioo
aud patriotism il bot cloak for loa6ng
politicians 70 control the masses. hide cor.
ruptiou aud live on the emolumenss Of Of
Gee. A large number Of the quiet. con-
servatire portion Of tb. party are virtual
ly disfraneaised by the packing and re-
packing Of the Dist. & Co. Conventions
and are completely disguised at the polit-
zeal and financial management Of the coun-
ty. / would a. soon vote for the Devil As =
Radical Republican. but I verify believe
that the Devil himself would not make
matters much worse.
The only hope for checking those Co
hesive combinations, 50 detrimental to the
public interest. in putting Incompetent men
in Office and in perpctuating in power q
ring that has for wears encircled the abu-
ses in the administration Of cur county
affairs and warded of all efforts at reform.
is By = direct vote Of the people at the polls.
untr~melled by any previous bogus cleo
tions: For one shall not commit myself
to vote sor any Incompetent man for any
position to forward and advance the in
teresss Of any clique.
A NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
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The DRY or THE IIouE-lf at one
time more than another it becomes pccu-
i:arly the duty ofthc soldier 70 stand fas,
ny his colors. il ia, when on the eve OF
battle. some whispered word has reached
him tending to shake his confidence in
his leader. In politics. as in war, We
have recognized leaders, and to their gui-
dance and counsel We must give our con-
6dcnce. If we would advoid disaster in the
hour Of danger. Discipline is rs essential
10 politics rs to war. and VIC had rs well
attempt to lead rabble to victory, as to
expect success from party which has be-
come divided and disorganized. The
Central Committees, in their respective
counties in this State. are the Legitimate
leaders of the democratic party. aud it is
our manifest duty to sustain their recon-
mendations so far as they arc consistent
with democratic rule No one will
question. We presume, the correctness of
this position and. assuming it as stand
point. We respectfully ask our dissatisfied
friends in the party, what they find in the
call Of cur Central Committee which is
inconsistent with democratic usage. or
which can be tortured into a departure
from any tenet Of our faith? Why, then,
this nervous twitching this continuous
croaking? Why these countless and va
rying propositions adverse to the views of
the Central Committee? Have the men,
bers Of this Committee offended these dis
scntcrs? Or has the odor Of radicalism
lost its rankness and offensiveness
But. whatever. may be the views Of
thcee claiming to be democrats who have
srrayed themselves in hostility to the Gen.
trail Committee, il is highly gratifying to
US 10 be assured that they will prove pow
erless to disturb uniform harmony of ac-
ton in any section Of the county. Every
district win enthusiastically respond to the
call Of the Central Committee. and these
disscnters. ashamed Of their follies. will
return to the fold from which they have
50 uusecounish!y ssrayed. Let US receive
them with open arms. and in true spirit
OF forgiveness. aud say to them. in the
language of the psaimist :--'.Our heart is
not turned back. though thou hast sore
broken Us in the place Of dragons. and
covered US with the shadow Of death"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-22

CoScERr.-We call especial attention 10
the advertisement which appears in an
other column Of this issne ola Grand Con-
cert 10 be given in Leonardtown on the
evening Of the 30th instant. As the ad-
veriisemenf announces. the Concert viii be
given under the auspices Of Prof s. X.
Davies. the well known smpesario Of Bal
timore, assisted by corps Of artists ofae-
knowledged ability from the same city; and
we risk nothing in saying that the occas-
ion viii present such combination of vo-
cal and instrumental music a. is rarely al
forded our community.
The Concert will be followed By . sup
per at Fenwick's Hotel. the management
Of which is in the hands Of . committee of
ladies from all parts of the county. and for
which the amplest preparation is being
male
We are assured that no labor or pains
will be spared to render both concert
and supper satisfactory to the most fastid-
ious taste. and to furnish to all lovers of
good music and "good cheer" an oppor-
tunity for abundant enjoyment.
The object commends itself to the whole
community. and we hope viii be literally
patrouized. Tickets. concert and supper.
80 cents each. to be had at the Office OF
ID. S. Briscoc; at Moore's Hotel. from
Thos. Boyde; and Fenwick's Hotel. from
a. j. Scott.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-22

The MONTHLY NOVELETTE, FOR JrLY.-iere is
the Monthly Novelette, in a new form, and one
that will please all. II now makes a magazine
of 1873 pages and is one Of the most interesting
periodicals in the country, filled as it is with the
best and most entertaining of stories, as glance
at the contents will reveal. Just observe wha,
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THE Barone,', Daughter "Lovcs Return =
"A Dream Verified ''withcred yiole,s -
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fCoMMUNrCArEp.


Crawford Crawford. Who is he?
What does he seek Who can he be?
Who's the father of his plan?
What's he after? Uao's the man.
From District broad, on cunning mission,
lie would becloud our narroW vision
But istricts SIN M have no intention
To be Swallowed by his great invention.
NJ. Editor:
A resident Of the "Old Fifth. and feel
ing common interest in the political sta
tbs Of our county. / trust may be allow
cd the use Of your columns. for the pur-
pose Of inquiring into the object and in
tention of your late correspondents. in ad-
dressing the Democracy of the county in
behalf Of what they denominate the
Crawford System" And FIRST. I pro-
pose to inquire. whence sprung this sys-
tenn ? what claim has il upon democratic
usage? and why has it been invoked at
this particular and critical period in our
political history? The first two inquiries
may be answered BY the simple statement.
that the democracy Of county BY the
name Of Crawford once adopted this sys-
tenn. as an experiment. but finding that
it failed to receive the sanction Of DEM
oeratic usage any where else in the couu-
try. abandoned il. and returned to the
plan proposed in the call of the Central
Committee of this county. and which uni
versally maintains wherever democracy
exists. Not only is one of your corr s.
pondents mistaken in his statement, that
the people Of other>counties in this State
are adopting this plan for the selection of
candidates for Office, but it is now posi-
hreiy known. that although i, has been
suggested to the democracy Of Hartford.
Frederick and Kent counties, it has no,
been adopted. but has been abandoned As
impolitie and faulty. aud as likely to lead
to disorganixation and disaster.
But let us admit. for the sake of dis
cussion. that the Crawford plan possesses
all the merit which is claimed for it, is il
for the present welfare of the party to
adopt it! And tl,is brings US to the con-
sideratiou of our third and last inquiry,
aud to the position we held prior to the
advent Of this new-fangled .sosco. It is
conceded. even by the friends Of the new
System" that j. is absolutely necessary
At this time thst the Democratic party
should organize; and. If organisation Be
necessary. We presume ID win be likewise
conceded that the utmost possible harno-
ny ,hcald be soush, in rerfscsins the OF.
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