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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

LATEST FROM SMYRNA.

-. In r.oi NUN SMl hNA,
me brig William and Henry, al Boston
sd.'eu on the l7th of Sept from Smyrna, aud
brings papers TO the 10Th Mr.. CLARK, a pa
senger' mas furnished The Boston News Room
WI" the following mel orandum
= The Russian head quarters were al Adrian.
upie about the llth or 18th September Abous
The 9th "t Sept. depu,ation was sent by The
3uhan 10 the Russian head quarters with prOpO.
sails for peace, but the terms were considered
ihadm'ssible on the part of the Turks-the pre-
urinary articles beng the payment OF 350050.'
ooo Of silver roubles as an indemnifcation iot
'n' expenses OF the war. IL was supposed tho
me russian army would enter Constantinope
aoou' 'he 10Th September, and without Of,
oa''ie'-in TACT the financial system OF Turkey
Is >" Qua, ana the taxes upon the people have
"een so ohThensome, that " ar with any paN'
e''u' ha'ion could not be maintained, nor could
q" army now be raised to make serious resist
ance VI any part OF Turkey. Since the passage
OF me Balkan by the Russians, all hope of de,
'enu'ng Turkey in Europe seems to have been
abandoned
ne Boston Cen,inel gives the annexed items
OF intelligence:
Inc smyrna Courier Of the 18th Sept. gives
'he Following article, which was considered as
the most creditable of the advices received there
anu winch afforded strong hopes of the early
proclamation Of Peace:
me Dutch Consul received in the night Oh
'he ioth despatch from Admiral Ricofd
o'oueh' oy an officer of The BRUSH frigate Isl"
Se"' oy Com' Sir Thomas Staines. This officer
annou"ces that the treaty Of Peace had been
signed The dispatches from Ad RECORD, arc
GATED the 9Th, before Tenedos. and MENTION
,ha' according 10 advices received from the
hnss'an Head Quarters, all appearances were
favorable 10 the immediate conclusion OF Peace
lucy also announce the establishment OF '"'
communications between the army and wv
squdoion oy The way of Enos. Finally, a Ie'e'
rom tue Dutch Com. Pool, also at Tenedos' "
Tue consul General. and dated the 9Th, stae'
'haI tue 10Th is the day fixed upon for .s
. 'sna'ure OF treaty OF eace on the terms VIII
had been agreed upon"
Inc advlces from Cons anfinople in tht''
papers are to The 9TH September-(o tone day "a
,a'eS') lhey unfold but few events not De,o''
""o"h' he Secretaries of the British AmV'
sauor, and OF Gen. Mufiling, who had accomP'
me" me turkish Plenipotentiares TO Adr'a"
PIE returned the Sd Sept-We have later al,
ces from Adrlanople. The account OF the 9"
oa'kahon OF Gen. Muffling on his return h'.a'i
was confirmed. Ii was repeated that ne ps5
hh'shed his mission before his return, and Da
received very distinguished marks of The NV, Nv,
Oi 'ne sultan, for the part he bad taken IN
negotiation of peace. Il
IN ailusion TO the above, the N. Y. Com"'i L
ciai OF Thursday remarks. We have cqfs &.
ne foregoing more in consequence oflbe aPi'
y OF the public for any thing in the shape
4e"s from The seat war, than because OF ''' "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

Legislature, unless the local is.erss. ima,edis.s-
iy eoncei ned in II, abis sad willing 10 pss
the iax which II would require.
Here Mr.. J. gave ssy 10 motion by Mr.,
Sta.ard, Tor the ris,ug ofthe Committee, Ell.
pressing hrs great reluctance 10 carry bis speech
iuio another day, and promising 10 deisia the
commit,ee to morrow but for fifteen minutes.
The Committee ,bereupon rose. "a be,n Z
nov 8 o'cIoek) ADD thea tho House adjourn
ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

A lew days sioce, in the family of a poor
person, in one OF the southern streets of the civ
child was born without a mouth Tbs mr.
servation OF its life, il possible, was deemed i,
day, and every thing was done that appeared
conducive to this object: but al the end of 6y,
or SIN days, the infant died. This strange fact
became known TO the neighbors, and of comse
excited general curiosity. Many persons
hV,ng near, visited the house. and examined tn,
child both before and alter IFS death
Phiiad Inquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

TEXAS.--The Times published in st Loois,
(Missouri,2 furnishes the following important
Information respecting dlse grants of land in
Texas, said 10 Fave Ven made by Mexicq -
In directing p=hilc aueHion 10 thusa thlngs
winch we though worthy 81 con liberation aud
calculated 10 Lesser lhe value of the Texas
country, IN the eTent of its purchase by the
U. States, We enumerated several extensive
grants, among ~hcn was one of iorIy.eight NIL,
lions OF acres, 10 company IN the civ Of
Mexico. and whether il be the same referred
to by La Sale, (dlids Mr. Benton.) as granted
10 Mr.. Ecter of London, we know MOI hut
1t rs at all events certain, that there is grant
"i the extent mentioned and it is eouaIIy true
mat there are many other grants, not much les,
IN estrnt, which, taken altogether, leave our
Government nothing 10 purchase but the right
ofjurisdictioD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

n run Legdt-A canse was lately tried which
originated IN dispute about a pair OF smaIl
cio'hes' The Judge, who was n"ted puDster
observed was the irsi time he had ever known
" 81" to be made out of a pair of brecchts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

COMPLIMENTS AIRY. The Edingbure Scots
man, says,:-" TREND. who has lately been ma.
King an extensive tour in the United States has
put INTO our hands number of books and
pamphlets which he has brought home with
MIN such publications. are ALWAYS accentahle
10 US. The United States are alive with the
sririt oil improvement beyond every other
country IN the world, our own not excented :.
ana we hnd more pleasure in chroniclinu the
mareh OF society and the trumphs of the nae
'"' arts 'haD the achievements of the warrior
W ne troubles and Commissions which spring
no", wee ana misery IN old and crowded com.
;a rom the prodigious strides which
u"S'y ana enterprise are now taking in the
80, 1.a'es' 'nat new country already offers
"se.'' "ssons. IN many points. 10 the mos,
o"''e"' anu improved states Of Europe."
. Co"on crop IN AiGbGma The las, ar.
r nun me southern section OF that state
IN nI.' "a' previous expectations are moi
m;,, ~ De realized, and that the Cotton crops
Goo
A strange Fish, was lately c,,gL. .
onarles River and Warren Brides NJ =.
"ns hrst thought 10 be horse mackeYai b.,
,urhs Out 10 be an aibicore -measur,no q fa,t =:
rng'n' . l-3 feet round, aud weish;no zoo
pounds. "e'S""s 'oo
SAhhAoSf'-AleAander Everett was ,,,,s.
ms d'one one morning on the Wasbington ID
VI me oridge built across the Potomac a. sue
q. = . CLOCK when he was suddenly scco oS
cy AsSE noYALt, with request III a, he u,o,,IS
Nv, "er win an introduction to the Pres;dan,
,o =; executive chair being at tina, tine 6I sI
us ir'end John Quincy Adams, "Wouid 80. 10y
:. ", ,' 10 see him now am, replied Eys:s,,
Mou'o you wish to see him now ~" AZ u",
expected the lady a, once renl;s% a.
.ne anlfma'ive, when Everett imm edatsIv , u,
nc. towards the railing OF the bridge snd ' ,"ns
''' 10 '0'A over She did SO, ana 10 a few
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
Gettysburg, (Pn.) Ocf %

:, =, '''J'"F' e I u UCT. y.
Remarkable. There are TWO Apple trees q,
he residence of Mr.. A. Winroit, about 4 miles
from this town, which yielded this season. two
crops of Apples--and were last week in blossom
for the third time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

The case ofMr. Barrozo, as late Charge
d'Aifa.res OF Portugal which was to be argued
on osturda, morning IN the District Court for
'Pe C''y and Country OF Philadelphia, has been
postponed again until Saturday nex,. Mr..
Dallas, the District Attorney OF the United
States, presented hlnseH TO the Court and
remarked that, while taking no part az present
IN The controversy, be was instructed by the
urpar'ment OF State to submit, for the infor.
nation OF the Court, copies of all the documents
and correspondence in the possession of the go
'efnment, which could throw any further II,
upon Tue subject: nj the same time he read,
10y direction OF the Court, tie opinion of the
Attorney General, giving at the reanes, Of the
Department. which had been transmitted with
the other papers. his opinion IS decide div
iavorb!y TO Mir. Barrozo's claim of privilege.
Nat. Gds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

Inc Ne"-York American says, that The in.
ference TO be drawn from the city Election. So
lar as politics ar concerned. are not favorable
to the aseendency of the .lacAs son party
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

Premium offered for HE best Tract on DneiJ,,c
1t is stated in New York print, that a bss
neyolent SOCIETY in the State OF Mssissppi has
placed IN the hands of VIM. A. Halock. s..
cretsry OF he American Tract Society, the ,um
OF MY dollars to be awarded to the writer Of
tue oes' Tract on Dnelling which shall be
1880. '"'e"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

D'ebuSch.-We will give two cents and
qe'h OF CaVendish to any on" no will teach US
10 pronounce the name of this tremP dou> Cap
'al"' S" as that It will be decent 10 use in com.
pany OF lad'es. We are in agony TO know how
toget along with the Russian hero.
friedman
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

AaotherL eap-Sam Patch against The t0orid
- Some things can he done as well as Others -
sam Patch having returned from juu, ping over
Niagara + alis, has since determined. TO convince
the cniz ms Of Rochester that he is the real
Simon Pare" by jumping off the Falls in this
village from the rocky point in The midle OF The
Gennes ee river into the gulf below. distance
OF 100 feet ! This extraordinary feat will be
performed on Friday, the 9th Of November
next, al two clock, precisely in the afternoon
sam assures the world there can be " no mis-
take - He goes the whole hog n'-and
unlike too many politicians OF the present day
he " turns somersets' in his progress He
goes as strag ht as an arrow y
He puts of the jump till after election. out,
oil regard to all parties. Let every man do
his duty al the Polls aud Sam will afterwards
do his at the Falls
Subscription papers will be left at the differ
eni iaVerns, where gentlemen who feel disposed
10 witness the spectacle, will please suisse ibe
and pay the money (however smal) 10 the nd
lord IL IL Sam does not jump the landlord
wlil rel"rn the money, 10 ,hose who give ,t--so
there is no mistake!
SAMUEL PATCH, ofPatterson, N. j.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

Inc editor oil the Journal of Humanity is an.
'hor'sed' by trend TO the young men Of on,
country, 10 give notice, thai premium n, en ni
dollars will be given for the best ESSAY a
dressed to the young men of our colleges md
professional seminsries, dissuading them lran,
the use Of vine. spirits aud tobacco; the ss
says to be examined aud premium awarded D..
Rev. Drs. Woods Edw ards, and Cornelms ~
Andover DIR. j. L. Warren. of Boston. and
Professor Siliman, OF Yale College, NewHa.
ven. The essays must be sent, free of nosoos
10 the editor Of the Journal of Human;iv A.,
dover, Mass. by the LIST of January, 1886 .afb
essay TO be accompanied with the name os
the author under seal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

ChHTch and Staie.-The State Of Maine hrs
received judgment against the Mariners church
OF Portland, 'oI $llO0, on account of stone
furnished for the building from the State Pri.
son.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

folding Back.-The Printer of western
paper says that many Of his patrons would
make good mhee! horses, they HOLD BACK so
We'll! Wonder what he means
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

On The last day of the lasi month the fouu.
dat'on was laid IN tie village OF Brookl,o. u.
OF collegiate institution for young ladies,
" he young ladies OF the Institute took nm
heir march IN the line, preceded nv an exec.
itot band music, aad accompanied nv the CT.
VII authorities, the reverend clergy, and the citi
zens generally"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

GONG THE WHOLE HcG Another Lean
oam fac'h's e. ample seems 10 be ,ntec lou.. A
pig ot ab'nt fifty pounds weight was confined
N tue satrei 81 "A three story store in Buffalo
street Nj bong exactly suited with his lodg-
Ings, lie urak' pane with his nose or ",
nesday, aud tovk view Of the crowd below.
Liberty IS sweet, even If one breaks neck in
obtaining IT. 80 as long lrnps are the order of
the day among fellows of bis stamp. he inmped
out through the widow, and reached the pave
meni with no other damage than loss of life.
his IS iart, strange rs it may seem. IL is
what ! call going The whole hog y
Roch Tel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
Extract Of a letter 10 gentleman in Charleston
S. t.. dated

PoRr GIBSON, (mIss SEPT.
Yesterday we had another affair Of honor.
between Mr.. Thomas Brown aud Mr.. Chester
Harding, both of this Town. They met al
the Grand Gulf. aud fought with nuske,s, TWEEN
~ PAGES, fifteen buckShot. The latter rec lived
the chAge Of the former in his breast, and is
cona'dered TO he monalIy wounded. The for
mer escaped without injury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

Mr. JoHs A. STONE, who has gained the prize
Of $500, offered Tor the best tragedy by Mr..
Forrest, was born in Stoneham or Woburn,
near Boston. and served an apprenticeship At
the umbrella makers trade in that city He
once belonged 10 the corps of amateurs at the
Washington Garden Theatre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

moments The chief of the republic so,,,
in the waters Of the Potomac, kicking All
ging from under the arch, where he was o, p'a"
enjoying The comforts Of cold bath 10y
freshmen OF which he is said 10 be exrrs.,a ~
fond. This Was Mrs. Royals 6rst formal =,
PRODUCTION TO Mr.. President Adams. VI
Public Dinner was given a, Now Yo,,
Friday last, 10 MIR. Brown, late Minister ~ ~. W
United States 10 France. The New York a,n me
rican says the company assembled on m. ~.
cas'on was. IN PORT Of numbers and com1o
sh'o", one OF The most respectable that eva
assembled-the dinner itself is spokep nj ~ w. eF
splendid, and the festivities were projonr.a
late hour. Gov. Barbour, late minis,.r 20
the United States TO England being in M
York. WAS also invitediJ the Dinner. I'm, t''
engagement we're such as to make il nreessa,,'
for him 10 decline il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19

Georgia Poliiies.-Fes examples can be ad-
duced, which place IN q stronger light the I'M
substantial foundation upon which politician
builds The superstructure of his popularity, his
honor and his fame than the history Of Gov.
Forsyth for The past year. Until with the last
few months, be has been supposedto be Me
idol'of the people,2 81 parties united to do him
honor. But all Al ouce a Didew comes over
him. Without any fault of his own-whhoui
having committed any act which may reason
ably be supposed 10 have shaken his hold On the
confidence Of the people-.their favor is sudden.
" Withdrawn aud conferred on rival. Six
months ago, Mr.. Forsyth would have been
re elected almost by universal acclanlation. Not
n competitor dared to enter the lists with him !
Now he GAS half a dozen oppone.ts mote or
less, for the appointment of Senator, and il is
confidently asserted he will not receive a third
ofthe votes OF the Legislature. Such is the
evanescent nature Of political popularity. How
this revolution In The politics of the State has
been effected. few can explain. Enough,
however has come 10 light TO induce US 10 be
lieVe that this IS but the opening Act ofa Farce
which is to close OIL the " Ides Of March,
SAVANNAH Mercuru.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

nles neea even by those who could no, feel his .c,
intu f M % requested him 10 take paper and nut i,
po,, nc eouiu approve lie So p,epsr pg AN -.
polasp an" h" af p pr s of,he four
reported to Congress ,h ecens one We approved and
great dce not e e 90 Indulgence , to Mr. Dcknu their
any amens s T hs " % ideas and scarcely
RAJ: and Mr. Dicknsou's dce6, at its n,sn MaI gene
Sheue T S,t," .eoneed them The vote heng
d u mo isain from rising expressing hrs s,.f.c
in The ey saying there is hut word Mr. Presiden,
a. @ iPgr winch diSapprove that is the ,vord C,
,h en nsi Harrison and there is bn, ono . =
word Congress-" ' approve, and that IS the
r. IT,. . Y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

mr.. Ctay's nomination for ne Presidency.--We
stated some days ago, Oh the credit of verbal inte
ecnce that Mr. Cay would in oil probability, be no.
minated for the Presidency, at the next session ofthe
Kentucky Legislatsc; The Louisville Focus, print
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14
= RICHMOND, vIRGNIA, TUESDAY MoRNING my = s

entitled TO great respect and consideration nuestiop
the correctness of this opinion. 1t says:
III Is highly crcditublc to the intellig,pc, ,,d no
triotSfn OF many OF our citizens, that thew are deter
mined TO let the presidential question have no further
influence with them lii matter in which it ouoh
nosci 10 nave had an Iniinencc-thc election of our
t esentatves. Some of the bargained and paid
Tor 5"cksontes are trying to keep up party feelings
ov ihe pretence tfat an attempt will be made in the
neSt egtsainre OF Kentucky to nominate Henry CLAW
~, VIC presidency The suspicion is untounded. So
lar as sc know and believe the friends of Ar CO..
consider such measure as improper in Itself. prema-
ture III point OF time and calculated to iniure his in
forests and usefulness. ~ -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

The President of the u S. arrived at Fortress
Monroe on Thursday in the Steamboat Potomac.
He was accompanied by MAJOR Donelson, aud his
lady, Dir. Haynes and Miss Eaton, all of the Presi
dents family; the Hon. John H. Eaton, Secretary Of
War, and his lady; the Hon. John Branch Secretary
of the Navy, and two daughters, the Hon WIN. r.
Barry, Post Master General and lady; Mai Gen
Alex'r Macomb and daughtcc Gen. Gibson Com
missory General Gen. Bernard, of tis Engineer
Corps, and his aid, Lieut.. Van Barren; COMMODITIES
Rodgers and Warrington, of The Navy Board
The President it understood would visit the
Navy Yard and Norfolk, on Friday; the Dismal
Swamp Canal and Lake Drumrnond on Saturday;
and return to Washington in the Potomac on Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

pf1ginia Literary Museum, anil Jo,rnd IF Bellies
Letters, .1rs &c.--Undcr this title, periodical has
been commenced at Charlottesville, Of which four
Nos have been published 1t is dated from the Uni
vcrsity Of Va. and is understood 10 be uudcr the
parvsion ofhe distinguished Professors Of that In
stitution. From the establishment of such work
at a central point conducted By unquesttoncd talent
and supported we are happy to learn by patronage
confined to locality, we anticipate great utility
- the Public, important aid to the progress of i'm
provenent both mental, social, and that OF the face
Of the country, and powerful agency in develop
ing the unboundsd natural wealth and resources
Of Vrgina. Such work has been long wanting, 20
that degree indeed, that we have had thoughts OF
rendering the Of our Press to any competent in
dividual who would undertake to edit one at the
scat Of government. We are truly pleased that o.
theirs have undertaken the task, and under auspI-
ces, and with spirit and ability, that promise the
most beneficial results.
Among the articles ofthe Museum which have re-
ceived great share Of the attention of its readers
there have been three Nos. con the Policy of en-
couroging Manufactures" well worthy Of the WI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

Which, he offers for sale at reduced prices, viz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

For Sale by the Subscribers,
on Pipes and half pipes Cognac brandy, 4!h proof
Ctt various brands.
Is pipes Holland gin
puacbeons Jamaica rum, fth proof
do NO particular rum, 4,h proof
$50 so s bh'Is's }N. rum
IS barrels country gin. Campbell and other brands
so do Winchester superior whiskey, some dis
TILED from barley
90 hogsheads ST. Ctoix sugar
50 barrels and boxes refined do
So hogshea'Is prime retailing moIass"s
.- chests Tyson and Young Tyson tea
100 boxes sperm candles
50 do mould DO
25 do CASTLE soap
IS do sweet oil
90 barrels No. Boston bay msckerel
$50 kegs, half kegs and boxes Richmond manutac-
tured chewing tobacco
bales hops, lst and 2tl quality
10 tons Russia hemp
60 coils Boston patent cOrdage, assorted sizes
$50 kegs Dmpont's Brandy WINE gunpowder of dit.
ferent gra'les. single, double aud treble =
in papers and cannis,ers for sporting, and
strong coarse for blasting rocks
1000 bags Philadelphia patent shot Of all sizes
So casks H,bbcrts London brown stout and porter
in quart and pint bottles
Nxrdochs pale and high coiorcd old London part Gu
lar Madeira wine in casks OF every SIZE
of which are entitled TO drawback
White and pink Champaign, sparkling au'l still
Carct wine in Casks and BEETLES
Alcamt Port
Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga Wines III or. casks
P,ssaraic
Marseilcs Sherry
50 boxes Maecouba, Frankfort and Na,ura! Clark
snuff
500 casks of nails of all sizes
200 realms wrapping paper
20 bundles sugar loaf do
So reams foolscAp and pot do
20 caseshoys and mems fur and wool hats
500 whole and half boxes oi all sizes, Baltimore
window glass
Also, - bales German hempen oznaburgs, tcklcn-
burgs and hcssians
3 do Russia diapers
IS bales and cases Sd. 70, A., 8 and 5-4
brown and bleached shirtings and sheetnSs
Blue and yellow nankns
90 cases printed striped jeans
do white jeans and dr!lrngs
do printed calicoes, hdkts and shawls
5 bales brown drng>
do ,ickings
5000 lbs. Gotten yarn, assorted numbers
SO pieces No 2 and cotton sail duck
90 bales white, red and yellow domestic hannes
assorted qualities
IS packages mixed aud plain sattinets kerseys
1 Imseys, "a and 4,wilIed cloths x casinetts
so dozen Germantown half hose
so do worsted do
l20 do iambswoo worried and Vigonla hose
so do Iamlswooi. worsted and cotton knit
f-s shirts and drawers
Broad cloths cassimeres and was,coatings
A handsome assortment of plain and figured and
fancy Swiss muslins
a., 81 and 4 camorics and jackone
Book and fancy British muslins
sent a C. cAZENovE "a Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

From the many opportunities that ! have had Of
Judging of Mrs Hayart,s requirements, Ihavc he
station in pronouncing her to be OF the best qua
lifted ladies tht have met with in her profess
sion. II ma, be truly said OF her that h, knowledge
of the VARIOUS subccts which she teaches, tar exceeds
her pref nsons. LANES ChDFN,
Prottssor NJ Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
august IL Ucshinsion ID t..