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WCPNEBDAT MORNING, OCTOBKj||B 1154.
Correspondence of tb* Dlapatcbl
Pittstlvasha —It* Lamm, Train PwMrcrtvr.
MBS*, riTNEM TO PRODUCT Wn*AT.—C%*THAM—
Hki Citiksi, Trail Hamrumr4|i !«a-
DtK*—Edccatioh, Ac. w
Mr. Ediv*r—lt ever it ta your good fctune to
make a trip on the R. & D. R. K. to Dadv rte. y ( «
mait procure a conveyance and travel *trr the
rich and populous county of Pltttylvacla. A sight
of ler rich and undeveloped reeourcea, sndjhe ho#,
pitallty of her people, will amply repay fou for
your trouble aod expense. L
The land* of thia county »re rich, and
of untold •' wealth " lie concealed beneath ®e sur
face lu distance from market, and tha want o(
conveyance*, ha* hitherto prevented the dgrelor
ment of It* resource* ; but through the per#»erlng
effort* of her gifted and lamented *on, an or "Jet has
been obtained, and now, by the exertion of Captain
Witcher, the " Iron llorae " i* "creeping* upon
her border*, and will *oon be ready to con«y her
produce to a distant market and bring ttk an
equivalent return. ,
Her chief product U tobacco, and that th<, finest
and beat in the Union, and demand* the ligbeat
price. Very 'ittle grain is raised, and we were tur.
priced one day to hear an old planter ssy, " my
land won't produce wheat f" It I* the very soil lor
grain, but the light crest mutt first be turtlpd un
der, and the subsoil turned up and ma"
nured ; there mart be strength and firmness to pro
duce grain: it will not, like tobacco, grow iat
ashy soli. »
Chatham, the county s -at, is on the stsga road
leading from Danville to Lynchburg, twenta mires
from the lormer. and fifty-five from the lattertplHce.
It is a neat little village, containing about L'-jOlnbab
itante, tbr»»e churches, the Episcopal. Presbyterian
and Methodist, and has the tiaest court-house Jn tho
State—it posaesse* three *tore«, and all daing a
good business.
The citizens are k:nd, pclite, and hospilabk l , and
never has any one sojourned there any that
did not leave i: with regret. •
The ladies are the " taire*t of the fair," rained,
intelligent and sociable.
Particular attention ia paid to female edu. ation.
There is established h«re a Female School, ander
the care of the Rev. William Neil and Lady— «-xpe
rienced teachers —who have had cbaree ofWarge
seminaries, both in this State and Florida. Vhero
is also a Male School here, under the care of Acom
petent instructor. And the citizens, with thei" well
known liberality, have purchased the eld «ourt
house, and desigu converting it into a Femalt tJeoi
lnary—for women to be the solace of man—l> alle
viate bis perplexities—to add to his enjoy meat—to
strew his path ol life with llowars, instead
must be educated. •
And, Mr. Editor, if you would like to havoi little
of the "best weed'' you ever saw, just cfll on
Kagsdale & Blair, at Httsylvania C. fl . auf you
will be satisfied tha! Pittsylvania is " h»r<i" to
" beat;" or, if you wish to spend a few dsya *1 the
country to refresh your system, call at the "Hotel
de Simmons," and you will find hi 3 bar full oflgood
liquors, and his table supplied with the bek thu
country can produce; or, if you please, call ft the
" sign " of the "Eagle," on our friend Carter, more
familiarly known as " Jonney." I
Knowing that I have already trespassed too fcuch
upon your column?, I must bid you adieu I<X° the
present. Your well wisher,
(iIIEENSVILLE, Va., Oct. 15, 1854. M. J.M.
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.
New Yobk, Oct. 16.—The steamer Isabel sailed
from here this morning lor Havana.
The steamship Alabama, hence for re
turned this morning, one of her boilers leaking —
She sailed again this evening. I
Piiiladzlphia, Oct. lfi — The steamship Os?|rfy
left St. .ohns on the 11th in*t, with the wrejlted
passengers of the steamer City of Philadelphia for
this port.
The steamer Osprey was coaling at Halifa| to
day lor Philadelphia,to load goods trom the wreJ .ed
steamer. I
A farmer told his man, who was thoroughly Irlsl ]
t j run into the pasture and catch an ox. )
"1 mean the Vff one;' I will manage the (ther
myself,'' he said. p
Pat ran to do as he was bidden, but suddenly
paused with the exclamation—
"He Is a rasonable man, anyhow. Bedad! and
how atn 1 to know which is the orphan! f
" Does this razor go easy ;" asked a barberjpf a
victim who was writhing under a clumsy instru
ment whose chief demonstration was a strongfean
die. >
"Well," replied the poor fellow, "that depends
upon whFt you call the operation. If you are gin
ning me it goes tolerable easy; but if you're ihav
ing, it goes rather hard." |
WATCHES, &c. j
watch-making and jewel**:'
STORE. I
ft The subscriber (who has beei» en
gaged with Messrs. Mitchell ft Tylei. for
the last two years.) having the tenejaer.t
131, south side ef Main street, sncnd
door east of 13th, has opened a well selected afcnrt
ment of WATCHES (sold and silver) and JEW.
ELRY of all kinds, and begs leave to inform*the
public that he is prepared to sell gooda in his lin»„ on
moderate terms. He asks attention to his stock, jind
feels assured that all who wish to purchase, canlind
no objections to bis prices. £
Being a practical watch-maker, he is also prepared
to repair Watches at short notice, and in the feat
manner, or tomend Jewelry in goed style.
ing that those who have work to do, will seek ihe
best workmen to doit, he feels assured that pnrAns
who favor him with their patronage once, will n\ed
no invitation to continue his services when needfcd
an 30—ts C. L. VOEGEL^
~jg~ WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sli-
VER-WARE AND
subscribers respectfully inform their frieftis
the public generally, that they at ill
times keep on hand for sale a superior stock of m w
and fsshionable GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,of
English and French manufacture, which are all ie
gulated and warranted to keep ti-jie two year*. Oir
stock of fine Jewelry is very extensive.
We also keep SPECTACLES of every descriptio t,
enabling us to supply persons whose sight ii difficu t
to suit, with Spectacles.
Particular attention is paid t"> repairing and reguh.
ting Watches, by one of the firm ; and eny other re
pairing in our line, or orders for the manufacture cf
any stvle of Jewelry, is executed for ua by our ver *
reliable and experienced workman.
Strangers visiing the city, and wanting any article
in our line, will find it to their interest to call and in
spect our (ioed*. Every article sold at our establish
meut, is wairanted to be as represented at the tim*
of sale; and if any article should perchance turn out
otherwise than as represented, the money received
for it will be cheerfully refunded. Wa have endea
vored to give satisfaction to all who deal with us, and
flatter ourselves that we have thus far succeeded in
doing so, and now gi#e as>urance that our efforts in
that respect will be unremittingly continued
w All orders byraai] promptly attended to
MYERS t JANKE, 75i Main st„
°c 9 Sign of Illuminated Clock.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ac.,
F ALLEN, No 144{ South
street, Philadelphia, (formerly oi Rich
» a ,) respectfully iavite the attention
or their rnends snd the citizens of Richmond, Va
generally, to their new and well-aelected stock ot
Fine Watches, Jewelry. Losketts, Medallions, «tc .
C ? tu "? e " visiting Philadelphia will find it to
minedlosellnn' 0 givß °* •. cs ! 1 . »■ we are deter
mined to sell on as accommodating terms as anv re
tail house In the country. '
K- B —AH kinds of Watches and Clock* repaired
in first rate order and warranted to keep go'd titae
Jobs of eveiy description on Watches dbne for the
trade on v»ry reasonable terms
RAYMOND it ALLEN, 1444 Sooth 2nd St.,
■a 25—dim Philadelphia.
JBL WATCHES AND CLOCKS.—
Cl wm. j. Bartholomew, Watch and
ill Clock Maker, Jeweller, kc. returns hi
•■■•thanks to the public In general, for Theirli
beral patronage siuce his commencement 10 btsiness
and he will aasure them that no pains will be spared
to p'eaae them, at regard* workmanship or prices
having devoted hie time to tbe above branches in'
London and America—3o year*. A trial ia all 1 ask. at
WM. J. BARTHOLOMEW'S,
Governor Street,
m 28 Wear the Piepuch.
DUMPS! PUMPS!!—Just received at
,*■ m y store on Wthst., between Main and Cary, a
l/jrga supply of Cistern, Well, Garden Engine, and
other Force, Lever, tod Double-action PCJMPS Of
varioa* pattertu with braat and iron cylinders, which
I will Mil on the tnoet accommodating terms. Par
attic) ea should five met call
■ASI-to CHARLES H LANGLEY,
&222&&s!sili Sasteri
i a. lasga aupply of flue CHEWING
TOBACCO, of my asm manabcturL for sale.
s|6—stlJss v WM.T BLAH.
PRESERVED OIN O E 8.-75 bo*«
R freeh Imported Cant jn preserved Ginger, lost re
r-lived and for ant* by
IT LOUIS J. BOSfIEUK.
CMITH'B DYBPEPbIA COKDJAL, for
0 tb. Nt« of WttttUoa« v W>rro.» D.-
billly, Torpid 4U»aW uiiU| from D*
rmogemuit of tk* *"'"s'**
CHTOTUTH.
Mbw V'cik, April 20,1ti2.
I hereby o*rtlfy thatl h»v* u.ed Dr. WlllSun H.
Smith's L>J*P*P« l » Cordial, BD<l have obtained the
mo*t beoeflcul re*ultt. I consider it the only rare
cure fr r Dyspepsia, tad would recommend any per
son afflicted with that dleeue to see it.
i>. B. Lrnt.
Philadelphia, May 3. 1842.
I would ad viae all who are afflicted with Djapepala
to ate Ur. Smith'* Dyapepaia Cordial. 1 waa afflicted
with that dUesM three year*, during which time I
tried everything that could be recommended, and
withoat relief. One bottle of the Dyepepaia Cordial
effected a perfect core of me, aod I am now a*
healthy aa I have ever been. I have witnessed the
•ame effeet on otheta. I conaider thia a certain cure
for D,*pep*ls. ticnty Dunlap,
Coachmaker, 78 Crown at.
Philadelphia, Match 18th, 1853.
Dr. SMITH—Dear Sir: Yonr Dy*pepsi» Coroial bad
the moat wonderful and instantaneous effect on me.
Having autfered with Dyapepaia for *ome time, I wa*
Induced to give it a trial. 1 felt relief from the firat
time I took it Two bottle* effected a complete cure.
1 have given It to aever&l of my friend*, and invaria
bly with the aame reault. _ ... „
Tour* truly, „ J. W. Fitch,
Wa«h:mton Houae.
For sale by J* WOOD, ind
1 ALKX'ft DUVAL,
%a23—3»n Agoptg for Richmood. Va.
fall stock of tuts and
CAPS.—The iubecriber ia now ready to fur
niah ncrehant* and dealer* with a* large and well a«-
aorted stock of HATS and CAPS a* ha* ever been
offered in thi* or any other market.
Purchaser* will find, on examination, that thi* Fall
Ootids «r« lower in price than usual, while the*tyle*
and qualities are in many reapecti much improved.—
There are many newatd ta*ttfully gotten up HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boy* arid children, which
ate really handsome and will be found very desira
" The *abscriber k»cps also a large *tock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newe*t and most fashion
able s'.y lee; ai*o, mi«s«s FURS, which will be *old
at wholesale and retail on the best terms.
JOHN DOOLEY,
auSO—d2m 81 Main street, Richmond.
■Ji ENCOUKAGE HOME MANUFAC
TPI TURK —CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLO
fW TH1NO!!! —WHOLESALK AND RETAIL.
"***" EI.LIS MORRIS, No. 35 Main st, (Mansion
House.)—l would most respectfully call the attention
of country merchant* and other* to my large assort
ment of Ready-made Clothixc. all made up in this
e'ty, under my own supervision. My *tock of Over-
Ct'ats cannot be surpa»acd either in beauty or price,
ranging from <>*> 50 to ®20 each. I have no win store,
and am constantly manufacturing, wliich 1 will *e.l
at least 25 per cent. less than can be bought in the
Northern markets.
1,000 Over-Coats, all s'.yles and price.
9(10 Dress, Frock and Sack Cloth Coats, from Si
upwards.
5<X) Satin, Silk, Velvet, Cloth Vest's and other
styles, •$! and upwards.
800 pairs Fancy, Black and Plain Casnimere Pants,
SI ,25 and upwards.
300 Ready-:.-i ade Shirts and Drawers, of all style*,
together with a large assortment of Neck Ties, Cra
vats, Collars, Gloves, Pocket-Handkerchiefs and Gen
tlemen's Furnishing Goods, of ail kinds.
Suits cut and made to order, as usual, at the shoit
est notice.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
*elß—lm* E. MORRIS.
OFFICE R. F & P. R. R. COMPANY, J
Richmond. Oct. 12. 1854. 5
TEN COLLARS REWAKD.—Ranaway
from the service of the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, on the 2d of
October, a slave named GEORGE GAINES. He is
about 5 feet 6 inches in height, brown skin, with
beard on his chin, and sometimes hesitates when
spoken to. Ho is e.buut 28 or SO years of age. He
has a wife living at Mr. Henry George's, in Caroline
county, whi'hsrhe has probably gone. The above
reward will be paid for his delivery to me in Rich
mond. W. N. BRAGG,
oc 13 Supt. of Road.
VTOTICE.— All persons having claims
JL* against the estate of JOHN LYNCH, dee'd, are 1
requested to present them properly authenticated to ,
the undersigned. And all those indebted to the said
estate are requested to settle their respective dues
with as little delay as possible.
R. M. BURTON, Administrator,
■ e 14—ts With the Will annexed.
cDONALD'S KEOALIA MANU
FACTORY.—The subscriber would respect
fully annource to the members of the various Orders
that he has changed hi* location to Locust Alley, op
posite Odd Fellows' Hall, where he will have im
proved and increased facilities for the manufacture of
»I 1 kiuds of RKGALIA, COSTUMES, BADGES,
FLAGS. BANNERS, itc., 4tc. All work warranted
to be of as good quality, and as low in price as from
any other similar establishment in the United States
Address
EDWARD McDONALD, Agent,
oc 2—dim Richmond, Va.
inAPIT A L §50,000.—COMMERCIAL
V>* SAVINGS BANK—Office at the store of
Quarles Si Brooke, on 14th street
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent, on all sums remaining on deposite six month*
or longer, and five per cent, for a shorter time.
WM. G. PAINE, President.
R. T. Brooke. Trsa* jy6—ta
pHEAP DAGUEREOTYI'ES.—POW-
V>f ERS, 139, Main street, sign of the Red Flag, only
charges $5 for Stereoscope Pictures, put up in the
best style and warranted te please or no sale All
styles if Daguerreotypes taken at price* lower than
ever before known in Virginia.
Powers' Gallery is the only place where those
beautiful Flesh Tint Pictures can be obtiined which
have been the admiration of every one that have seen
them.
Don't be humbugged by paying high prices to oth
ers when you can get a better likeness at Powers'
for half of the money. Try the experiment.
CAIW—J. A. JIAK KINGTON, import
er and wholesale and retail dealer in Cigars,
Snuff, Tobacco, 4cc , 184, Ma'n, corner of 10th streets,
Richmond, is receiving a general assortment of fin?
old Havana and American Cigars. Also on band and
receiving, a fresh assortment of fine Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, suitable for the trade.
•elti J A. HARRINGTON.
pOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
Sic. —We are now putting up MOTT'S
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range is net sur
passed by any in this country for cooking, or for its
economy in fuel.
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Ba
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water ; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satis;"acton.
We also pu up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
Ft RNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fu<sl, and th<s great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed t irough the registers, is unequalled by
auy furnace now in use.
O. it A. BARGAMIN, Jr.,
m " 2.1 201 corner of Main and 10th »t».
EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.
HAVING made prrangements with the
SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD CO , and connect'
ing lines, for the transportation, per ilail Trains, of
Boxfs, Cases, Packages, Parcels, and fell descriptions
of Express Matter, we are re.ndy to serve ail who de
sire to use the Exprers with unsurpassed facilities
for the rap'd and sure transit of ell articles commit
ted to our care.
fV* Charges moderate and uniform'
CS?"JSo commissions charged for forwarding to points
oil our lines
OFFICE OF ADAMS' EXPRESS CO ,
so 18—1 in Under Exchange Hotel.
ATTENTION!
EXPRESS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
r I WICE DAILY ! —Morning Express
J- leaves Richmond at 64 o'clock.
The Evening.Express will leave Richmond at 3
o'clock.
t?" Goods called for and delivered free of dray
age, and with satisfactory promptness.
Chargeson parcels, packages, boxes, cases, and all
description of Express matter moderate
OFFICE OF ADAMS' EXPRESS CO.,
se ]B—lm Under Exchange Hotel.
E. J. H. McCAMPBELL, "
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Lexington, Va.,
DRACTISES in the Courts of Rook-
A bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch
burg, and give* his attention exclusively to hia profes
sion, as he haa done for the last six years.
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Clalma,
and prompt rtmuttance made. jy29—fim
I? A GLAND & BROTHER have remov
«d to the atore on Main atreet, netrly opposite
the Fannera" Bank, and next door above (be Custom
House lot, and wonld be ha|.pf to aee thoir friends
and customer! there. ' oc 16—ts
BUTTER —9 packages very bu
perior quality, just to hao<t.
RAOLAWD it BROTHER,
oc 16—ts in •'reet, opposite Farmer*' flank.
COMMAND be CONVINCED.—If >i»u
,00d . Clothing at low prieea, the
6»Tc^«t^fnlL T i , J 0r * elf J U A i-EVV'S- Bign of tbe
hJv. J OU d ° n good Clothing, you
to blame, for ft is a well known fact,
*. M . n0 P®°d« bnt of h<s own maou^aemre,
which forstyle and durability cannot be surpassed
and hi* prices are so very low that* person withlim
it«4 mean* can purchase a good .arment at an eit-
OMdingJy lew price. A. LEVY, 69 Main at.
0« I* Sign or toe Red Coat
LIME—la gu o<l order'
X for sale by
EOGLBBTON. FITZGERALD k CO .
oc 17 Mo. 14, f sari it.
A LMONDS.—2- r ) baca and trails soft shell
Almond*, jast received and for sale kr
<iC 17 . LOUIS J. BOSWEUX.
IPOK KENT—The new Brick Dwelling
J? OS FmkHa between 6th and 7th streets, (oppo
site Mr. Wm. C. Allen'* >ow,) containing 8 or 10
room*. 3 convenient c'osets. pantry, kitchen, lie.,
suitable for a large faaaily. The rooms are famished
with chaadeller* and other S*» fixtures—City • ater
lathe yard To a good tenant the rent will be mo
del ate. Fosmmlob can be given immediately. Ap
p"v on the premises, to R. H. L. TIGIIR.
tJT The School-room I* not for tent.
oc 10—2w
EH)R RENT-—Tlie office in the rear of
.T ouritorn, recently occupied by Mr Smith aa a
book»tore. Po**e**ion given Immediately
BTEBBINS It PULLEN.
oe 10 101 8ro»d St.
■ BOOMS FOR RENT —We can
furnish seveial excellent ROOMS, on
the first floor, in oie of the best house*, within a
square of the United States Hotel,
oc 17 TOLER k COOK, Agent*.
■ FOR RENT.—A pleasa&t office in
Bo»her*s Row on Main street. Enquire of P.
A. HE I.SKILL, at the Augusta House.
oc 17—Gt
m A SPACIOUS AND ELIGIBLE
El BTORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.—
The *tore recently occupied by Col. R, C. Donnan
a* a hardware establishment on Sycamore street, it
is now undergoing various improvement* and addi
tions, such as a superior granite front, with large
openings, and when completed will be 70 feet deep,
by 20 feet front, a fine cellar for storing goods, in a
thriving part of the city opposite Messrs. Kagland it
Griggs now block of buildings. It will be a most
desirable stand for any kind of mercantile business,
being in the Central part of the city. The dwelling
above can be had with the store it desired. Posses
sion given Ist of January, or when completed. Ap
ply to CHS. MILLER or GEORGE PEACF,
<>c 10—lw Petersburg, Va.
■ FOR RENT—The Store at the cor
ner of Cary and 15th atreeta, occupied at pie
sent by FUnnegau, Stokes It. Co. Possession given
on the Ist of January next. Apply to
oc 7-ta W. O. GEORGE.
BFOR RENT—The Dwelling-House
on Main street, at present occupied by R. H.
Dickinson, Esq. Possession given on the lat October.
Rent, 95M. Apply to JAS. THOMAS, Jr.,
aa23-ts at hia Factory.
MFOR RENT.—The house on Mayo
Street, at present occupied by Mr R. H. Dick
inson.
Also, the tenement on Cary st eet, a ft>w doors
above Pearl street, at present occupied by Mr. F. A.
Blinkenship.
Po'sessioc of the above two houses given on Ist
of October
Also, several vacant Lots ne&r my factory, suitable
for stoie yard*, carpenter shops, 4tc
For termß, itc , apply to
aa 15—tf JAMES THOMAS, Jr.
a FOR KENT —The Tenement South
side of Main. 2d door from Gob etreat, lately oc
cupied by ihe Methodiat Book Concern. Possession
given Ist October. An arrangement may be made
with the present tenants to obtain possession sooner.
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW,
se 14 Executor of James Bosher, dee'd.
■ FOR KENT—Warehouse fronting
on the Dock and Cary St., occupied at present
by Leftwich it Jeter. Apply to
ae 12-ts GEO. S. PALMER, 14th *t,
®FOit RENT—The Store below the
Exchange Bank, and oppoaite, Kent, Paine &i
Kent's new store on Muin street. Apply to
au 21—ta ED. D. KEELING.
FOR RENT—The three story Brick
.S3 Tenement on Grai e street, at present occupied
as a Dwelling by Col. William M. Harriaon. Posses
sion given on lit of Novemher. Apply to
JOHN RUTHERFOORD, Exr. of
T. Rutherfoord, dee'd, of Hanover
se 12—2awta
• FOR RENT —The very pleasant
and commodious Dwelling, corner sth and Cary
•treet*, now occupied by the aubscriber. Its many
conveniences, with its proximity to business, render
it one of the most deairable residences ia the city —
Poaeeaalon given from lat to 15th June. Apply to
M. H. NACE, or
my 27—ta WINSTON it POWERS.
£A DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESI
DENCE FOR SALE.—The house now occu
pied by Dr. R. G. Cabell, on Grace between sth and
6th streets, is offered for sale. This property i* con
veniently located with respect to the business part
of the citv, the public offices, market and many of
the churches. The buildings are new and sufficiently
commodious for a large family, conveniently ar
ranged and supplied with gaa and water.
Apply to the subscriber.
oc 4—lm HANCOCK LEE.
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
Twice Daily from Richmond, to New York, with trans
fers of Passengers and liaggagc through the cities of
Washington. Baltimore, and Philadelphia, free of
extra charge.
ON AND AFTER THE 15th OF AU
GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedules will be run over the inland route between
Richmond and New York :
Leave Richmond daily a*: 6J o'clock, A M.,and7*
o'clock, P. M ; arrive in N..York doily at 5 A. M , and
5 P. M.
Fare to Washingtsn, Ist class seats $5 5q
" " id " 400
Baltimore Ist " " 600
" Philadelphia Ist "• " 800
Between Philadelphia and New York (five times
for each first class passengers,
and Si 50 and $2 for 2d c!a«s do.
F? r through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia, or other information, apply at the tick
et office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route, through tick
ets, direct can be obtained at the Depot of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company, in Washington, for
Wheeling, via the Relay Hcuse, at $9 50.
P. S.—The night train will not stop to take up or
put down passenger?, except at the following sta
turns: Hungary, Cottage, Taylorsville, Junction*
Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guinea's, Kreder
icksburg and Brooke's.
It is deemed proper, in addition, to state, for the in
formation of passengers, that four daily lines are in
eperation between Washington and Baltimore, by
means of which the traveller, who. through business
or pleasure, has been delayed in Washington, has it
always in his power to proceed at a convenient hour,
directly on his journey to any port North of that
P ce. g RUTH,
oc J Agent of Transportation-
US*! HOISTING MACHINES AND
I IHmI TRUCKS.—Those moat approved are
llirlM raade by me. Samples of which may be
]**.'! !(■ *, 8 Jr n Vs 1 ® 8 "" Cren « h & w & Co.'b, north
* side of Basin. Orderaleft with them will
be filled on the aame terms as if sent directly to me.
The advantages of these articles are too numerous to
put in an advertisement Call and see them.
F. L. BATES, Mannfactuer
, East Falls, Avenue, between Pratt and
fe27—l2m Lombard sta., Baltimore, Md
OFFICE R. F. fe P. R. COMPANY, >
Richmond, Sept. 30, 1854 5
ESgaPSSßaari GREAT NORTH
w9W IFv Vtr*' ERN MAIL ROUTE .—
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR NIGHT TRAIN.—On
and after THURSDAY next, the sth October, the
Mail Train going North will start at 7* e'ekek P. M.,
instead of 8 o'clock P. M. 8. RUTH,
,e 3" Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD CO , i
Richmond, Sept 12, 1854 J
TO WESTERN
CT iIVMERCHANT S.—Gooda
brought by vessels tc Rich-ncnd, wh'ch are designed
to be transported over the Va. Central Railroad, may
be consigned directly to Stephen Hunter, Depot
Ag«n*.
If the Goods belong to any one living otf the line
of the road, they must be consigned to some respon
sible person residing at the place of destination, wbo
wili be required to pay all charges before they are
taken away, which must be done promptly.
H. D. WHITCOMB,
se 14—2awlm Sup't Va. C. R R
r STEAMBOAT CURTIS
MUUUtaL PECK.—P ABBA GE TO PORTS-
Tlfl U prr^ l r D NORFOLK—The steamboat CUR-
Tib PKCK. Capt John Davis, baying undergone a
complete overhauling, haa reaumed her regular
run on the river between thia and the above places,
leaving the wharf at Rocketta every Saturday. Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at 5* o'clock preeUelj
touching at all the regular landings going and return
faaaage to Portsmouth and Norfolk *2 on
Meals 50c. each. "
R O- HABKINB.
INSTANT BELlEF.—Leonard's Instant
X Relief and Speedv Care, for Cough*. Colds. Con.
sumption. Asthma, Whooping Congh, Croup and
Bronchitis, can be had of Messrs. Purcell, Ladd fe
£• • ® >of • Jl Druggists in Richmond.and
tha State of Virginia; and of 7 ?
_. • nJHO*. LEONARD, Richmond, Va.
Price 25 centa per. Bottle.
. B J 7 C .°" n . , . ry M,reh " u Particularly re
qnested to try it. o« 10
CTORAGE! STORAGE!!—We~h^e
O two large LUMBER HOUSES on tha Dock
ar d are prepared to do a large amount of STORAGE
this fall, at the low«st rates We can get insurance
upon Storage, at tha loweet ratea. We will alsu
take from and deliver GOODS am th« Doek free of
Drayage. Office 3 doors below Co amhian Hotel,
so 26—Im JETRR fe LEFT WITH,
O AVANA. ORANGES—A few barrels
AX *weet Orange a, ja*t received aad for a tie. by
oo 17 LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX
/^ITRON.—2S boxes firesh Citron jutt re.
V-* calved aad for gala by
M H LOUIS J. BOS3IEUX.
FASHIONABLE FALL MILLINERY.
MBS. M. A. LYONS, '
BROAD ITHKIT,
(o*er C. Haktwkll A Co.'*)
Jtokß I» now receiving, tod will open on
October 8, h«r Fall aupp'y of CASH-
MILLINERY, when the will be
pleased to see bcr old customers and the pab
lie, as*uiing them she will have the moat approved
st l le*,«kcted by beraelf at the North, and made
up in fffw city by young Ladle* of acknowledged
kill, equal to t»? ihat can be got ep at the North —
Her "Mirt. In part of Silk, Velvet and
Straw BONNMTS. of every ityle: RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES, PLUMES, VEI LA
itC. i.C
hair BRAIDS, FRONTS and CURLS.
DRESS CLOAK, sod MANTILLAS made to OTdar
In the lateat and moat faahloaable manner
oc4 —2w •
10 THE LADIES.—CHTT.pRF.Nf'S
CLOTHING.
MISS FANNY LYON
Respectfully informs the ladies of
the cityard country, that she li no« located
with her «Uter, Mr*. M. A. LYON, Broad street, over
Hart well k Co.'*. where ahe continue* to make bd
all kind* of CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN, lrom
the «ge of 2J to 10 yew*, embroidered and plain.
Cr A full supply of the mo*t faahlonable FAT
TERNS received
fy EMBROIDERING, BRAIDINGand STAMP
ING done to order. oc 4—lm
MILLINERY—CASH PRICES.
MRS. HELEN KIMPEL,
227 Broad street,
Has just returned from the North
BHD ern citie* with afnll and general aaaortmeat
SBgT of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS,
wca which are now open for exam-nation, and to
which *be respectfully call* the attention of the la
dies of Richmond ana It* vicinity. Batiafied of the
troth of the old adage, that "a nimble aixpence is
preferable to k slow shilling," the has re*o!ved to
sell for cash ONLY, and hat reduced her pricet ac-
ccs—lm
jgH TO THE LADIES.
THE Subscriber informs hia JgSiS
customers and the public generally, that he ha* just
returned f.om New York with a splendid assortment
ef French Goods, consisting in part of FRENCH
FLOWERS. PLUMES. RIBBONS, LININGS,
BONNETS and MILLINERY GOODS in general,
which will be Bold on the moat reasonable terms.
City end Country Milliners supplied at the loweat
rate* C. H. LOWENTHAL,
*e 13 Corner of Broad and 3d street*.
FINE HORSE FOR SALE.—He
/C?\ la 5 vears old, warranted sound, and the best
FAMILY HORSE in town—any body that geta him
will say he is a prize—may be seen at
«e 27 EARNEST'S Stable.
FOR SAL E—A fine Northern
" \ TROTTER, perfe-tlv gantle and kind in
harness; and the finest TOP BUGGY in the city
Bold only for want of time to use them. Apply at
the American Stable. se 15 ta
GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.
i. ri -r —I have just received from tfce
Noith a large and well-select
ed aassirtment of DOUBLE
and SINGLE GUNS. COLT'S
FIVE SHOOTERS, Allen's
Revolvers. Rifles, tnngle and Double Pistols, Ely and
other PERCUSSION CAPS, Wads, English and
American Powder, Knives of all kinds, Fishing tackle,
Walking Canes, Fish-hooks, etc, from common to
the finest made, all of which I am offering for sale,
as low as similar articles can be purchased in the city.
I am also prepared to RE-bTOCK. MEND and
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS, etc., in the best man
ner und at small charges.
The public are invited to give me a call at my store,
aout j side of Main street, a few doors east of 17th st
THOMAS W. TIGNOR,
oc 12—3 m Gun Maker and Repairer.
No. 132, MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
EAGLE SQUARE.
GUNS.—A very large
iKaMf I stock of GUNS, common and
n J fine qualities, aingle and dou
feSiF ble, of every variety of length
and calibre and atyleofmount
ing and finish, of his own importation and manufac
ture, alwayain his ShowCaaea. and offered at prices
as cheap as any house in New York.
English and American double-barrelled Rifles and
Shot Guns, assorted lengths and calibre,
•e 16- 3m S. SUTHERLAND.
WW-rrrTTTTTb, W E HAVE ON HAND,
WBrFßSar«r?r'Ji and for sale, two new FREIGHT
BOATS, of the largest size, and are prepared to
build RIVER BOATS, suitable for City Point and
Norfolk. Also on hand, square Timber, from 30 to 60
feet. HOWELL fe MESSLER.
se 25—3 m*
ren mm mssmm notice —RICH-
MONO AND DANVILLE
RAIL ROA D.—On and after this date, the Passenger
train will leave Richmond at 7 A. M., and arrive at
Clover, 12.06, P M.; leave Clover at 11.36, A. M., and
arrive at Richmond. 4.86, P. M.
oc 5 R. E HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
piano forte tuning.
—Having made arrangements with
1 J Bj W flMr. Itufua Morae. who haa been fa
• * 1 "vorably known for many years, aa a
Piano Forte manufacturer, regulator and turner, to
take charge cf my PIANO WARE ROOM, 1 am
prepared to receive ordera for Repairing, Regulating
and Tuning Piano Fortes in the city, upon the most
reasonable terms. All orders will meet with imme
diate attention. WM. A. BUTTERS,
Bookseller, Stationer and Piano Forte dealer,
se 19—lm 157 Main street,
FOR SALE —Several very
pnEOw excellent second-hand PIANO
f/j H |l FORTES, with all the modern im
» " ™ tl " provements, at No. 1-46, Main at., in
the iroms lately occupied by Minnia fe Wataon, and
opposite Kent, Paine fe Kent's new store.
se 14—2 m*
OFFICE R. F. fe P R R. COMPANY,)
Richmond, October 2d, 1864. J
NOTlCE—Members
of Virginia who deaire to viait Richmond on the oc
casion of the great Annual Fair, which will com
mence on the Slat of October enauing, are hereby no
tifies that return ticketa, available for ten days,
will be furnished them free of charge on exhi
bition of their certificate* of membership to the
officers on the route of thia Company between
Washington and Richmond, provided application
is made therefor on the wav to Richmond.—
And though the usual charge will be made for the
transportation of stock and articles intended for the
exhibition, such stock and articlea will be re
turced over the route for account of the same
owner free of charge, and the amount which haa been
paid thereon refunded. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
P.S—Stock and articlea intended for the exhibi
tion. must be in readineaa for the Steamer Maryland
at Washington and Alexandria, on the morning of
SATURDAY 28th October, in order to secure their
arrival in Richmond in proper time.
SAMUEL RUTH,
oc 2 Agent of Transportation.
BCMgngasßßag NORTH CAROLI
ttv N A ISXPRESS!—EXTRA
ORDINARY INDUCEMFNTS!!—DISPATCH IS
THE LIFE OF TRADE 1! !-Goods ordered by our
Express are usually soM, and the proceeda in your
drawer* ia lea* time than they can poaaibly be aent
by ordinary modea of conveyance.
Merchant* of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Monnt,
Wilson'*, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads —
Our Car-Room has been mueh increased, and charge*
are sure to be *>ti*factory. ADAMS fe CO.,
•e 26 Under the Exchange Hotel.
**r-arTT7r* CHANGE OF HOUKS.—
ACCOMMODATION DAY LINE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW CANTON -
On and »ft«r Saturday, tbe 9th lnat, oar Packet
Boat PLOUGHBOY will leave RICHMOND on
Tuesdays, Thursday* and Saturdava, at 7 o'clock, A.
M., and arrive at NEW CANTON at 10 o'clock, P.
M.
Returning—Leave NEW CANTON ob Monday*,
Wednead&ye and Friday*, at 6 e'clock, A. M., arriving
in RICHMOND at 9 o'clock, P. M.
Ac « CROUCH It HOOPER.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND
LEATHEB.
FALL STOCK—Sept. 18,1854.
J We beg leave to say MSYB)
to all oar eoatomer* and the RBnVTTKI
public at lar*e, that we have VI
>n Worn ear FALL (took of I I I I I
BOOTH, SfIOES, TRUCKS,
and LEATHER, cnmnricinga very large and cene
r.laaaortmeotof .U tke moat deairableV, lee tiat i*
auuable for Pall and Winter wear, bought upon aa
good term* aa any Shoe hoaaa aouth of Boaton, and
ZLZuItXZ*, rMp ' J etfal 'y., ln » lt * *» want of
eomethlng that la good, to call and aee before the*
b»y. W• have been celling to the laet few deye to
nme of the old—t and beat merchant* ta Virginia.
V retsnwd from the North, ul who e»-
amiaedoor etook aa they pawed throegh Richmond
Oaeofthem, who baa been baying at the North for
the laet fifteen yeara, at'd that oar aaaortmeat, aad
tkawah*y of oar Oooda waa the beat.
aotthtak H worth while to enter lata a de
tail of all that we -have. Wa iavita the merchant*
aaaißiae for them .el v.a. W.
l ryto « to »•« Uo °** °f «ood
* h * ¥e "»•* «*ea aa ear f»ie»da can
eall, ftbat la, large naee.) aad aaada oat of (rod lea-
J' t,T# a very good atock of Rlfihaiimd
wade .Breguea, made by oaraelvea, aaitable for farm
•ra-they are aa good ee eaa he made
b»l9 PUTNEY, WATTS k PUTWRT.
kiatlg,
1' all fteeh and far >aU by
oe U ». BON AVIT A k CO., H Mate U.
ni'i'inxp tun „,i iimiw —r;—
RICHMOND FKMALK IHSTITUTK.
T*HE first session of this Institute will
A commeice on MONDAY, Oak 3d, 1854, Is the
edifice erected for the eurposo, cm JOth street, be
tween Marshall and Clsy. The work ha* already ad
vanced aaOaieatly far to warrant the hwUm thai
all the parte of the building designed for aehool pnr
peees, will be ready before that tine. And, she aid
there be any delay in finishing the other part* of the
boose, designed for boardera, writable aocommoda
tion* will be provided el*e where. s > a* to oteesioa no
inconvenience or extra expenee to thoea who may
desire to board la the Institate.
PROMPT ATTENDAHCK.
It it of importance to ewery tcholar to be pretent the
Jtrtt daft, rapil* will be reeeived at any period of
the sesoion; but when they eater late, there la aa
Inconvenience to the teacher, arising from the da>
rangement of claatea, and a still greater disadvan
tage to the scholar, from her want of acquaintance
with the portion* of book* already gone over.
INSTRUCTORS.
In the outset of aa Institute of thi* character, lay
ing claim to pablic confidotce, withoat heving had
opportunity to earn a reputation, it seems proper that
the 1 rni.ee* should give distinct information regard
ing the teacher*, into whose charge pareats are in
vited to commit their daughter*.
Rev. BASIL MANLY, Ja , President of the Instl
tnte, is extensively known a* the Pastor for four
year* past, of the First Baptist Church in thi* city.—
He i* a Master of Ait* of the Univ of Alabama; a
graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary, ud has
had mnch familiarity with the operations of the
higher institution* of learning in cur eoontry. Hi*
undividedenergie* will be given to the leetitute, asd
his attention will be directed not merely to the
clasc* which he may himself instruct, but also to
the progress of every scholar, in every department
of instruction from the highest to the lowest.
Mr. R. P. Latham, of Culpeper county, a Master
of Arts of the University or Virginia, retigned the
chair of Mathematicf, 4tc., in the Columbian College,
to accept the Professorship of Ancient Languages
and Physical Science* ia thi* Instiiute. He bring* to
hi* new position the experience of *everal year* of
previous occupation as teacher, and the worm recom
mendation of those with whom he ha* been associ
ated. The ample a d beautiful set of apparatu*,
which baa been procured, will lend him unusual fa
cilities fo instruction, it is not surpassed, we pre
sume, for practical purposes «f illustration by the
apparatu* of any college in the State
Mrs Emma Holcombe, of the celebrated Institute
of Mr. Bacon, at La Grange, Go., and previously en
gaged as a teacher for a number of years in Louisi
ana, will take charge of the higher English brunches.
Mia* Elizabeth V.Nelson of Norfolk, Va, wa*
engaged for some time as assistant of Miss Robiueoa,
in her well known *cbool in that city. Her atten
tion will also be devoted to the Ent!i»h branches
Mica Jane C. Stanaru ha* established a repnta
tion in thi* city by the school foi young ladies, un
der her own management, which need* au com
ment She will give instruction in Engliah studies.
Mademoiselle Mina Chollet, a niece of Prof.
Arnold Guyot of Harvard College, hit enjoyed such
a position, both in French and American circlet, as
to give her nDusual advantages. She will instruct in
French and German; and, as she wit] reside in the
Institute, every opportunity for acquiring an accu
rate pronunciation and ready use of the French lan
guage will be afforded to the boarders. The system
of instruction will be practical, designed to lead the
pupils, even in the earliest stages of study, to u«e tlie
language readily, and so, to learn French aomuwhat
as a 1- rench child would learn it.
M. Joseph Michabu, a well known instructor in
Modern Languages, of this city, will give lessons in
Spanish and Italian.
Mr. John Dunderdale, Organistof St. Paul's ami
Musical Instructor in Mr. lloge's school lor aoino
years, has been selected to take charge of the Musi
cal Department, and his long residence here, and
eminent success, preclude any necessity for remarks.
He will be assisted by his daughter. Miss Emily
Dunderdale. She hus just concluded a coarse of
musical training under the celebrated Madame Se
guin, by whom she is h'i-'hly commended as compe
tent to reilect honor both upon herself and her
teacher.
Miss Sallie Sully enjoys the deserved reputation
of being an excellontperformetacd instructor on the
Harp, and will give lessons on f&at instrument
Other musical teachers will be provided if necer
sary; or if parents prefer any other Professors of Mu.
sic, residing in the city, their aervicea can be ob
tained
Mrs. Emily Gri'bu, formerly of Richmond, and re.
certly of the Valley Union' Seminary, Botetouit
Springs, Va , will give instruction in Drawing, Paint
ing, Ornamental Needle Work, ite. Her skill in
these branches, and her energy as a teacher, are am
ply attested.
Mrs. Georgianna Monroe, of Winchester, Va.,
has been selected at Matron. She has filled this im
portant position with great sacceaa in other schools,
rtfch as Miss English's, Georgetown, and Mr. Baker's
at Winchester.
In tine, the purpose expressed in the outset of this
enlerpriae has been steadily kept in view—to have
none but the very best teachers connected with the
and no pains norexpenae has been spared,
that seemed necessary to attain this object. And, ss
the design was to obtain the best teachers that could
be met with, from whatever quarter they might
come, it is a gratifying fact that so many of these are
from the South.
DEPARTMENT 8 OF INSTRUCTION.
The course of study is extensive and liberal It is de
signed to afford to jauug ladies opportunities for mei.-
tal training corresponding to those which young men
enjoy in our best colleges; only such modifications
being introduced as the different, though not leßs re
sponsible sphere which a well educated woman must
occupy, seems to demand.
Jn the Preparatory Department, the usual English
studies will be pursued 11 ia proposed that the more
advanced classes of this D epartment may take the
initiatory steps in learning French. This will give
them a great advantage when they come to the mere
scientific study of the language.
In the Collegiate Department, which contemplates
a four years' course, the higher English branches
will be proaecnted, together with the Sc'ences and
Ancient or Modern Languages. To those who have
successfully completed this course—including at least
one other language. Ancient or Modern, besides Eng
lish—a Diploma will be given, at the Annual Com
men cement.
I n the Ornamental Department, Vocal Music will be
taught to the whole school, a* a part of the regular
course, and without any extra charge. It is relied
upon as a valuable coadjutor-in promoting cheerful
ness. good order and health.
Instruction will be given on the Organ, Harp, Pia
no and Guitar; in Solo and Quartette Singing; and in
Drawing, Painting, Ornamental Needlework, fee.
BOARDERS IN THE INSTITUTE.
The young ladies who board in the Institute will
be regarded as meir. bers of the family of the Presi
dent, and will be expected to conform to such re
strictions and rnles as seem required by this principle.
It is deemed unnecessary, therefore, to preacribe any
detailed code of regulations in regard to the conduct
of the boarders. They will be simply required to act
at young ladies.
Those who make the earliett application have choice
of rooms. Though they are all fnrniahed alike, there
may still be some preference between them. Young
ladies (or their parenta for them) are deaired to
chooae their room-mates, but where no aelection is
made, the President will assign them.
TERMS PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS.
(Half payable Oct. 1, 1854; the remainder March 1,
1355.)
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English Studies $30 00
French 10 CO
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English and Scientific Studies. $50 00
Ancient and Modem Languages, each. 20 00
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music —Piano, with nse of Instrument.. $70 00
Organ or Harp 80 00
Guitar 60 00
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, fee $20 to 50 00
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Board, (fuel, lights, fee.. Included) ....S2OO 00
Washing 20 (M
ty No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationer; at their own expense. In cases of pro
tracted sickness a deduction will be made for ab
sence.
ty Pampelet* containing the Plan of the Institute
may be obtained at the Bookstores of Mesars Harrold
fe Murray, Jamea Woodhouae, Chaa. Wortbam, Geo.
M. Weal, J. W. Randolph, A. Morris, W. A. Butter*
and Knowles fe Walford.
nr~ Applicatiors for admission, or inquiries ia
regard to other particulars, may be addressed to Rev.
Basil Manly, jr., President of the Institute, Rich
mond, Va. J. B. JETER,
se 11—dt!4oc the Truateea.
| ONDON DOCK BBANDY.—We have
M-J received another involee of fine London Dock
Brandie*; D. H.Otard Pale do.; Irteh and Mononga
hala Whiakj; St. Croix and Jamaica Ram; which will
be eold a bargain to cloae, a* we with to make quick
return*. LARUS fc SHINE,
os 10—12t 74 Mala it
tTRANKLIN PAPEB MILL—BeI vi-
X dere Manafacturing Company are now prepared
to execute all ordera for PRINTING PAPER of any
aize or weight, at the ahorteat notice. Alao, Straw
and Manella Wrapping. The Mill having been
thoroughly repaired, we can now faraiah paper for
Book aad Newapaper work of aa good qaality a* aay
Mill in the Union. All ordera moat be addreeeod to
RICH'D D. SANXAY,
Secretary Belvidere Manufacturing Co.
Tekmc—All auma over $100 6 month*, lor city
nagoubla piper,under #1 CO caah. / aa 29—ta
DOLLARS REWARD —
JL Tbe following negroea abaeondrd from the
Cofc* Minea,ia Henrico coaaty, yeaterdav moroinf,
aed TEN DOLLARS reward each will be paid for
tbair eppflehraaioa aad dt livery at the Miaee, or ia
u>T Jail int)i«Btate
GEORGEe black negro, & feet 6 laebeala height.
* >eare old. Intelligent, epriabtly loeklag, generally
emUea when apoken to-mofth email for a o*gro
raU»d tn Charlott»avl!e, and lately Ukea oat of Au
gu*taJail aeaiuaaway.
SPENCER, a black nagro, 4 feet 11} lnehee la
thMfcouldera, adewrfiah bat
looking man, S2 yeara old—% baru on
jjJ* left arm near the ehcalder— wide month—lo»
foretaad, almoat Invariably i»il#a when epokea to
Ha waa raleed by Job* Hart <>r Hant. la Pit* lvacta
" JMQ. J. wrRTH. Ag£
NOXIC E.—Ail persona having claims
agalaat tho catate a f CUASTAIN PARR A it,
w preaaat them ta Mr. O. 5!
Lpacomb, property authenticated; and thoee laCabi
»#, to make payment to him without deiav.
C Fx'x
5 -vla» ®f C. Panar, deg'4.
MISS A. M. BMIIH'S SCHOOL
FOB YOUWfJ LADIES, -
Corner of Fifth and Frank tin Street*.
fZIAVING rented tbe School Boom*, for-
SMITH wl* move from her preeent location, am 4th
M^wisroS'.ss. ,Sb ~'
KrWfef js.nittsjg'ts'sx, „ d
other wm»twit teacher*. oe 12—a
JtIOHTH BT fcJSGLIHH BCHOOL7~
r SHALL resame school September 18th.
Tbk i* the 12th year I bar* tmlt school, tad
my fifth on «th street, u teacher of tk« Easliafa
Primary branches—Reading. Writtag, Spelling. Geo
graphy, ArlU.metic .ud C&mmjT'gSfot &ttS
time I bavo been liberally pttroibtd. I bow re.
solicit tbe eame favorable canii«iatlMt|nmU«|
tbe deepest Interest in my pupil* morally, rellsiouaiy
and intellectually, that they may leave my mfleeace,
wieer, better, steadier boy* tLaa they war* when
they eame to me.
I issue mloate report* of pro (free* end of eon
duct, which ail parent* shoold ■crnpoioaaiy examine
and compere together a* they coxae La at the eloee of
every week.
Terms—#B per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole (eaelon. H. t. TATLOI.
«e 9—ta
' I MSACHEK OF FOREIGN LANGUA
JL OEM.—SIONOR ANTONIO GEORGE, jut
arrivM from Pari*. beg* leave to Inform the citiseo*
of Richmond, that he will give instruction* in the
French and Italian Language*, either In private lee
eon* or in cla*a.
The bead* of Seminarie* can have hi* aenriee* a*
U*her in theie apon reasonable term*.
He haa ipent moat of b<* time in Pari*, asd tinder
stands the language perfectly. Ha feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
On l ere may be left at tbe bookstore of J as. Wood
house. Main street, at Harrold U Murray's Broad *t
or at tbe residence of hi* brother, Big. O. George,
corner of 4th and Broad streete. oc3—d2m
DK. LOUIB M. STEIN, Late Chief
SUKCEOMor THI HUNGARIAN PATRIOT AR
my, and Homcefathic Physician, tender* hi* pro
fessional service* to the citizens of Riebmond. Ha
may be fcuad at hi* room* on Clay street, between
7th and Bth street*.
Dr. STEIN, after a few year* residence since hi*
exile in this country, bas had the good fortnaeto gala
the coniidence of many highly respectable persona
and pbysiciana, and, beicg a stianger, he will be par
doned for referring to some of tbem
Among the letter* in his pomenion i* a kind and
flattering one of recent date from the distinguished
Dr. Bachman, of Charleston.
Ei>ward Pauelford. Esq , of Savannah in wboae
family Dr. 8 practised, say* to a friend, under date of
itith May, 1854: "I feel as-urea that yon may recom
mend biai with perfect confidence as m scientific and
skilitul physician, and a gentleman of education "
Mr AitbXANbiCR, of the Savannah Republican, of
date J one 2Uth, 1854, say*: "Dr S. is a gentleman of
great accomplishment*, and a physician of integrity
and eminence."
Judge C. J. FoLger, of Geneva, New Fork, under
date 3d September, 1853, says : "Dr. STEIN au ob
tained the confidence and employment o< many of
our beat and ijioat intelligent and careful (itiztni. *
* * There have been instance* where what ha*
batiled other physicians of both Allopathic and Ho
meopathic schools ha* been met by him and removed
effectually "
Dr. Alarcv, of New Yotk, one of the moat distin
guished Homoeopathic phvricians of that city, aaya:
"Dr. STEIN is a gentleman oi superior medical ac
quirements."
Dr. Vanderburgh, another distinguished practi
tioner of tfiat city, says ' Dr. STEIN is one of the
most accomplished physicians of the age."
These are specimens of a number in his possession.
Can be found at the residence of Mr. Thillow,
Professor of Music, on Clay itreet, between 7th and
Bth street*. se 31—ts
DOCT. FLUME, of the Old Medical
House, is still engaged in treating all aorta of
secret diseases, and hereby invitea a call from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations.
Dr P. would particularly invite a call from parsons
in the country who have been given np by their phy
sicians as incurable. Cates are few indeed that can
no' be reached by medicine when correctly applied.
The artic'e know a as the Chtmical F.xtractof French
Flowers, is probably the very beat thing now before
the public for renovating a system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague and Fever
remedy, called Frenth Mi.k, is next to a certainty.—
Price #1 per bottle.
Otfice on Franklin street, jnst below the Exchange
Hotel and first door soath of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to "der, with
full directions, se 15
PARM IN JAMEB CITY COUNTY,
X VA, FOR SALE.—I offer for sale the Farm
si'uated in James City Coanty, Virginia, about 4s
miles distant fiom Richmond, on the main Stage
Road leading to the city of Williamsburg, and known
bv the name of " Parker's Tavern " it contains, by
old survey, 465 acres, about 100 cleared, balance hea
vily timbered with pine, oak, ash, maple, poplar and
hickory—principally the former. The Dwelling-
Home ia in good condition, having undergone a tho
rough repair; the location beautiful and healthy.
As no objection can be raised at this day to the use
of marlo and its vilne, I will add that more can be
found on this estate, and of best quality, than can be
found on any other body of land of same extent.
Exclusive of oak, esb, poplar and hickory, from
10,000 to 15,000 cords of wood may be cut off the laud,
and delivered either in York or the Chickahomlay
rivers, or shipped from th«"ce to the Northern cities,
where wood is selling for $7 50 cash per cord by the
cargo, and must continue to command advancing
rates.
As the owners of this property reside* nearly fifty
miles from it, it will be sold for about half Its real
value.
For terms, Ac., address
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
oc 16—lm Richmond, Va.
'T'WENTY-FIVE DOLLARS BE-
X. WARD —The above reward will be paid for the
arrest and detention in Jail, or delivery to me, of a
bright mulatto woman slave, named LOUISA Me-
RAE, belonging to the estate of Edmund Birchett.
dec'd. The above-named slave ia about 35 years of
age. short in statu* and exceedingly fleshy in figure,
with bushy hair and faco considerably puffed about
her ayes. She has been living in the family of Mr.
R. M. Allen, of the citv of Richmond, to whom she
was hired for the present year, and from whom she
ran away about three week* ago. Her son ran away
and was advertised by me several months ago. and I
am apprehensive that Louisa will meet with nim in
Richmond, aad that they will endeavor to escape to
gether to some of the Northern cities. I repeat the
otter of 930 for the arrest of the boy, which was pub
lished by me in the Dispatch some months ago.
R. O. PEGRAM, Adra'r of
oc 4—'2w Edmnnd Birchett, dec'd.
OOK AT THIS.—#2O,I)OO worth of
Ready Made Clothing at cost, embracing every
style of garment* auitable for Fall and Winter wear.
The subscribers have determined to quit the besides*
in Richmond on the first of January, 185&, and will
positively sell at cost, either wholesale or retail. To
merchants and others her* is a rare chance The
goods are fresh, fine and well made, and the stock is
ample Call at the Franklin Clothing Store, No. 98
Main street. R. DECOU k CO.
N. B. A good catting board for sals low. Apply a*
above. sa 9-3 m
\\TOODWAKD & LIPSCOMB, Broad
» v street, 3rd door below 2nd street—Respectful
ly announce to their friends and the public general
ly, that they have associated themselves together for
the purpose of REPAIRING AND POLISHING
FURNITURE, and hope by strict attention to Easi
ness, to secure a liberal share of patronage.
N. B-—Person* who wish tbairFURKIIUUB RE
PAIRED at their residence*, can have it tlo** by
leaving their orders with us. All orders thankfully
recti vtd and promptly attended to.
Nrwtoh Lipscomb. Warwick M.Woodward.
se 3fl—dim*
NOTICE. —Mr. R. M. Burton having by
a Deed dated — day of September, IIM, and re
corded In the Clerk'* Offie* of the Hustings Court of
Richmond, conveyed to as In trust for the benefit of
hie creditors, ail debts da* to him by Bond, Note,
Open Account, or otherwise, we hereby require all
persons Indebted to him to Mttle their respective
debt* with us or with him, wfco is oar authorised
agent, with a* little delay as poeeibl*. a* m*ch longer
indulgence wiil not be clean.
JAMES DUNI.OP.J_ „
ee 22-ts JAMES ALLEN. 5 TtwU «*-
THE NEW OAS BUHNER.
r PHE Subscriber having purchased tie
JL Patent-Right of aa improved OAS BURNER,
which is so constructed a* to pravent the ooesuaip
tion of more gas than ts n*c**eary to asak* a soft and
steady light, adding much to economy and th* com
fort of th* eye, take* pleasare la Introducing the
same to hi* castomer* and th* public gaae'tlly.
C. D. YALE, No. IS* M.la at.
"P. S.—The above Banter has beaa test*d by Mr.
Campbell, at th* Oa* Work a, by test meter, asder a
procure of Bft inch**, aad found to ooneame lea* thaa
foar'feat par hour. oc 11—412*
S'JATE FAIR NOTICE.
TO HOTEL AND BOARDING-HOUSE
KEEPERS.—We have ia store 256 Hair and
Shack Mattresses: 300 Comforters; JO do*. Wa*h
statxltaad Toilet Tab!**! SOO Bed*t*ad*> (all style*;)
" b " wßShar
oc 11—18< 7TMaJb* St.
D RANDY Pfc ACHES, &c.-Bd<*. taan-
JU tfy Peaches; 10 do. Preeerve*, asserted; lb do.
assorted Pickles-. 5 do. French Mustard. J as* re*
coived and lor tale by V. BONA VITA k CO.,
oc 14 N*. 16 Mai* at.
PORI ABLE STEAM ENGINES, ClK
f CULAR SAW-MILLS, he -Th. satowiber*
ere prepared to fiuolsli Portable and Stattoaaiy
Steam Begin**, Ciiealat Saw-MUU, aad all> «tfcM d*-
eeripttoa* of Maahlaen, with di*Mt«h, aad w arrest
ed of best mate tie 1* aad workmaajWp.at Unit *«"
"ft!# •- '•
n Cum PRUNES: ft to. BA*t»KS#i

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