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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-04-28

CENTRAL AMERICA. In the month of
February last, the republic of Central
America was in utter anarchy. The state
of Costa RIGA had declared itself entirely
independent; the union of the five states
Guatemala, Ell Salvador, Honduras, Nicar-
aqua, and Costa RIGA, was to be dissolved,
and mere confederation substituted. The
Mexican editors predicted that each of
those states would quickly follow the exam
pie of Costa RIGA, and they mention their
fears that advantage will be taken by Spain
of the weakness of the States, so far as to
enable her to operate with some effect
against Mexico.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
COMMUNICATIONS.

NI2. EDITOR: Although have owned a Dog,
and paved tax thereon for II or ID wears, have
never seen the las under which Snch burthen-
some tax, s., has been paid. until IN thlo morn
;-s', Gazette ii NAV have beeu heretofore pub
6s6ed: bat Ihaye overlooked II. and should have
,,o.,;blv - done arain but that the subject. TO
i Modification OF the tax, has been before the
Council on = memorial presented, some consider
able period siuce, to that honorable BODY. am
: meek man, and bow TO the wisdom Of the pow
ers that be.
Bat, really, the Section % Of that Law, on pc
-usal, exhibits such rQbii violence against the
canine race, that il u5ht TO be held ep To indis-
nation-nay. execrauOn.
admire the DOG. tloye nv DOg-I prefer
Aim to many tapesis: urine is ,assaisl aad $50
70 ne;e ont, those awful; those haHowed precincts
OF the ,-hGrte' Square, where death awaits him
on entrance? This rebates Is 90 the Dogs acts
Of voi,icn. come TO those Of his owner who.
in-histening to the Steamboat. takes a short cut
across the Market Square-his Dog following, is
shot, according TO that section. Or. .if such
ani.nal cannot be safely or conveniently destroy
ed" the owner is to be hu,et up, and SHALL paw
ne forfeit Of Five Dollars!..
Now, although as already intmated | am a
meek man. | would In such a case. more uarti-
quarry OH Inc NtNTAtF OI my Dog. trN the matter
Of night 70 property: and would endeavor 10
make the Law tecoi on It's administrators. T
should enquire uudsr what assumption Of power
such d law vas enacted, and test this raln ,io-
!ence Of men dressed in little brief authority.
The very same principle herein applied to the
.Gatas race, may have equal effect on he r1tmi-
aq'i'g-and nv milch COW may be shot for euter-
~ the hallowed Square-hallOwed. indeed. by
the wisdem which perforated hundreds of feet for
water; but /" wisdom, which, it is said, at the
oofiom les" was not discovered in that opera
tioa and absurd expenditure Of thousands of
dollars. II Is somewhat SINGULAR that the consta-
oies should advertise the present law, and that
"lt Is intended 10 be most strictly executed" al
the moment that the above memorial is before
Committee. IS It that noses have been already
counted, and we are to continue saddled with a
tax of 1--WE dollars, while our nelghbO.s. on the
other SIDE, pay only two? am not a sportsman.
but keep Dog for the security of the lot on which
lreslde--butl do consider that every person who
Keeps De Tor security. for amusement or for
pleasure. Is entitled TO pay no higher tax than is
paid IN Washington: otherwise it is oyDresxion:
and IN these days Of unwonted taxation. it might
DC prudent not To act 50 oppressively as to lessen
he already affeg'uatef population of Alexandria
ClVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
From tie Boston Daily adrtrttsef'
GREAT PRESSURE,

J-o,n The enterprise Of The ,rorid is mroriat@0c.
co,;sned bu erery great curtoitmem q Bent
.4ccomuodafionS ia England
Thus-by the great curtaiment OF 1919. in eedsa
rorine 10 prepare for the resumption OF spe-
40 nsy,nents. BY the Bank in England.
Tbus-by the great curtaiimeut in Is y. IL strlk-
ino mon the borrowers by rapid cuTtai-
mont. tie final blow. deemed necessary To-
the actual resumption u specie payment By
the Bank Of England.
Tbus-in 1928. by the great cuFtaLlmentC i oart
accommodations of Private Bankers; rem
dereJ inevitable Jy the order Ul Tie Bnast
Government to call in their notes. under =.
sterling before the 9Th Of April, 1899.
Snch GREAT curtailments in England. drawing
70 ENGLAND specie from ali other countries, Re
ces.a,ily compel the Banks in the United States
70 keen their discounts rather below tie actual
requirements OF the community; 50 as 10 operate.
virtually. as a prohibition TO the expectation e
specie. beyond tie Po!nt necessary to Their own
safety.
Tii5 makes money scarce III the United State;
and induces every one. as fast as he caH, 10 Try
IA ge, out of debt and to paddle out OF business
Ryf although all have the desire 10 do 50 and ain
At j.. none If them can DO il to any yeiv -gc.'
extent. nor with great rapidity-and the saiety
of the banks requires of the banks 10 press ulOn
the community only 50 far as Is lndispcasabiY
necessary, to prevent too great al export oI sPe'
Gle.
On the other hand money becomes plenty MIX
Tinted .S,a'es: uhen the accommOdG igRStDait.
ed 6v tire bank Gllf LM,Lers in EngLuad at ~
q: for at such lime England ceases 70
draw specie from the United States. while TIE
Uni ed States still continue 10 import II.
This is the cause Of the abundance Of MONEY il
Boston
In July 1891 J each of these periods being at =.
lnJuly 1894 lbout the same distance Of time at,
In July 1880 ter each great curtaiment Of tank
accommodation in England
In Jdy 1850, money is plenty and IS hLty'.
continue ,,len,y IN the -Lniied Na'es; because
. Lord Wellington in announcing 10 the BuI'1
; Parliament. on the 4th Feb. 1880. that there
, were in England 81 millions sterling OF BRUSH
, gold and silver coins actually in cirouauon-'-
greater quantity than there ever has been al al7
timal-has made it certthn in the mind OF e,rE
, wide awake money dealer. in every part q Ne
E world, that bank discounts Will for some ume 70
come, be on the increase IN England; end O
course that England, for some time 10 COME
, will no. draw uPh the void for any addition 70
' her specie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
2leXandria Canal.

meeting ptthe Commissioners appointed 20
a ceve subscriptions to the stock of the Aiex.ntr
Cana Con pany held 4 the Mayors Office in Aexsr.
dria, 9Th June, l35O-Pyesea!:
John Rob-rts, Charles Bennett,
FhIne.s Janney, Edmund I. Lee,
RODer' l. Tor, Colin Aud,
Thomson Mason, Henry Dangerheld,
Hugh SIM n, George Brent,
c. Cazenove, Jonathan Butcher.
w. "A Miller,
On motion, EnN. / LEE was appointed Chairman
AMI n. MILLER Secretary.
Ordered, That books of subscription be opened on
uonds, the l4,hin,tant, the following Banks viz
ak # iex,ndria, under the Jonah Thompson and
superintendent of q MoKenns
p.,L os po,,, =, :, Phiness Janney and
1Charles Page
ra-r,s-, nab ~ ,,.-.,s-; { Richard Vi. Scott and
NV Z John IIoof
Mechanics Bank Of Alexan George Brentand
dria. Charles Chaplin
Office Of Discount and ID post sam'l smith and
Bank of the Us Washington Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, Winches- Obed " aite aud
ter IN. NJ. Brent
Office of Discount and Deposit {
Farmers Bank Of Virginia : go. , o1e aho
At Winchester, se ''''ck
Office o Discount and Deposit Il H. Henderson and
Bank ofthe Valley eesburs % Edwards
ofhce ofD scount and Depo,it) rha. &C.,,
town. S.@s '''nt Valley Charles wm Brown '"'
Extract fran the Minutes:
EDM. /. LEE, Chairman
W. " uILLEH. sec'y.
june 7-3iaWtI 4thaug
= 81 ne National intcIlieencer, Winchester Rcpub-
les1, .haries'own Free Press and Leesburg Gen us
OF tInerts, VII insert ths above week ill l4lh
Angu,t, and send their accounts to TIN, offce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
ORIGINAL POETRY.


Scare had we mes, ere des'n'd soon to par
An fate decyeed the social bond to break
La, aeu,'s, "a her pleasures w''l inpArs,
AnIin M breast 1 sweet sensation wake
We psr,-bu; say. shall We lot meet aSsin'
Saw, Will not tine again our if'eEds'"p prove
say, will not time each pleasure past rrgNi"'
However distant We spart r'sS rose
Thine absence every friend viii leng regret
And 20 ,hy charms remembrance to"d.y e'e2vs;
-.hy worth AMI beauty they will not forget,
70. vii ne b4slt..y chsssh'L mem'Fy leave.
,nI vii thou go'-,hen, ,hena Kind 4'l'ea'
To thee, sTs,t giri!-the muses. hunor'd theme
Nay. some -yI,.t.ous baud is a.d renew
10 smooth thy plssage down aie's S.'-inS stream
.;!crraIris, D. &.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
WALTER SCOTT.

me following Is an interesting extract from
si1 Walter scOtt's Autobiography
g ought to have mentioned, that since m y
fourteenth or fifteenth year, my health. original
" delicate, had become extremely robust. From
infancy had labored under the inirmitv of !,
severe isneness, but, as believe is usually the
case with men OF spirit who suffer under person.
Al jnconveniencies Of this nature. | had. since
the Improvement Of my health, IN defiance of this
lneapacitatngcircumstan distinguished myself
BY the endurance OF toll on foot or horseback. hay
ing often walked thirty milesa day, and rode up-
wards Of 5 hundred, without stopping. In this
manner | made many pleasant journeys through
parts Of the country then not very accessible.
gaining more amusement and instruction than
have been able TO acquire since have travelled
IN more commOdious manner. practiced most
sylvan sports. also. with some success. and with
great delight. But these pleasures must have
been all resigned, or used with great moderation,
had 1 determined to regain my station at the
bar. 1t was even doubtful whether l could. with
perfect characteras jurisconsult, retain situa-
ton IN a volunteer corps Of cavalry, which then
held. The threats of invasion were at this time
instant and menacing; the call by Britain on her
children Was universal, and was answered by ma
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
co NeMnYA.

Ian wv tom tilc >u1scrhs, on t!It =" o
IA June last, . onar ,, The name c:
NELLH
about c6 wears old dsrs.oomp.e suen 10. s. and
slow of speech thrn -Pekrnto. She Was h,r't tI-l !
tbs present -. az RrC.cn ohnson, aud - TIC FiV
plrt, OF Hr, Ann Hoar, Of DnmiIies, where sh- SA
born She has various kinds OF clothes &c 'es''
ii ,..a..-l. -. or s., which ID, msJ
wear 1t tins time viii give : % i; taken within %.
District, snh i25 lken Of il, Nth al! eas.us5s
charges { brought home
JNO. TATSAPNTCH.
The above reward Of s25 will be gwen ~ re 4p.
prehensiOn OF said negro, instead of 49, slated
former advertisement,
jy PSF
- The iitor Of the Telegraph will publi.h NE
above 81, and send rs account To the :u5scrtt O.
tn, office, f.r pay Hent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

81 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
&IScsa,-

Uhaf is La,0 Like2-Law is like country
dance; people are led up and down in it till they
are fairly tired out Law is like book of surge
ry-there are great many terrible cases in it.
1t is like physic roo. they that take the least of
are best of. II is like homelv gentleman. ..ve-
ry we'll to follOw;' and like scolding wife. very
bad when 1t follows Us. Law is ike new fash
ION. people are bewitched 10 get into II; ..and
like had weather., most people are glad to get
out oi il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
Notice.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber. on Nond.y even
ing, the 2lst instant.
office
NEGRO .4LICE.


slave shout 81 or - year oi ase. OF the usual sH
OF women b.ackish, with little Of the ora rgr cdr
her complexion, but H. n WAY related t. ths uu4io
blood, hIsi'forehead. ,er. short u.ppy wool sltJ
o!rdher slender make. exc pong at til, Inc H. 4,
bulky, being pregnant, AMI ssou seven Euu,i- soit
She has no marks on her face hand, - GecO,Cl,i
but u" dpuoi has wsy scar, "n her ,,ct. he Hasi
great rogue, and rely whipped efafe oun'i
her' AID being used 10 Iie lash. and geui MOI, id
the seven year, have owned her sh, con, eryd he
SELF sighted ant ran away Tier coiling Mt rtcCt
iccted, eAcep tins orosd ,,ripeI ginghan dr,sS.
lw'ii give tor her Apprehension AMI It cury th5:
get her AGAIN. IS. iftsSen va thu count; illitLla
~ he sdJ"ros counties: and rs If tab. % ut Tie 4!
VI washington. where expect she nov - Sae IS
connected with Tom Garnet, e. black. a AlAot, M
by trade. lising IA = aslinstOa Ct, AID u bis '.,
bCr'Ood expect she Is.
RoBT RArCINFf
June SD-eo2w F4irfa. o0uI.n v.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

We had the pleasure few DAYS since (savs the
New York Commercial) Of travelling in company
with two gentlemen who had lief New Orleans
about three weeks previously. These gentle
men came by wav of Louisville and Pittsburgh,
and visited the Fails Of Niagara. The distance
from New Orleans TO thi- CITY By the route these
gentlemen came, and which they describe as very
pleasant, is 1854 miles, and the cost is 81 81
viz:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

From New Orleans to Louisville,
distance of 1910 miles, all the way
by steamboat $50 90
Louisville to Cincinnati, do 90
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, do II 90
Pittsburgh to Eie. $50 miles by stage, S 20
Erie to Buffalo. &C miles by steam, 90
Buffalo to Schenectady. $50 miles, canal ? go
Schenectady u Albany, stage, 90 u
Albany to New York, steam, 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

upon an PSH-al Qnes9ns-Prcsd,ntiai election, what
@ ~ w"@s SSu'eT turns ON the single point which side
en ' yarn he mNlo'y tor the party that shall prevail
paz7ns CNetion or scoti,.d , v ,rc
hope OF reward There another class mcn whn n ,6nk)
have sprung Virginia rather began to bc
as separate cas,, within the las, fifteen They 90 no,
regard themselves part Of t.e Peop!ethey profess the m.
selves he peoples ssrUantsts peoples friends he peoples
uien nearing nohinc in pan English than that i, are
me men thr ne peoples uonCy They have opin aud
no WI oi ,her ownwhatever the people think they think
whatever the people desire they the pcopc
0' they Oonteutand, therefore whatever honor or
emoiueu The people have he,,o they expect
their hands Sir, am q hc FeoP!s and have noted
The ways, aud know perfectly how appreciate the
Sne me ner oi these our knd oairns friends aud servants
Ia Monarches the King honor oG;e:
Ia Republics the People There courier people
rs 1"HT'ers OF kings The Wooces of both are exactly
alike; their ends the same; conduct daerent only IN
mode aud is"qunly true of the people as
temp, they their hearts, the persons to whom,
T u'"sLes arc addressed the extravaganza Of their adu
i"ton S The last hope Of he Republic
and thank Hcaren get constitutes great body Of The REQ
m possessing the means ct subsistence improved
uY ones' industry placed above the temptations of poverty
ana exempt from the temptations Of prosperity, much
as dream nj the enonneats n nfcethc honest, work
VIZ NepanV OF tins country, who hitherto have fed coahrd
protected aud sustained society But long these
mighty weight, with government the Grs principle whic,
Is avowedy to be an uer disregard of the interests aud
riiy Of property"
do not ask Nathaniel to explain why h. did no,
give tho whole OF this passage: the reasons WHY Inc
did not, are 50 obvious, that may venture to s. ate
them tor him lst. fhc had quoted all oft il would
nave appeared 20 III" most cursorv reader what wns
inc class OF m"n against whom Mr. l.. hrouuht he
charge ut corruption and aimed tins seyerp invec,ive
and without doubt, every Woodworking man in this
community would have approved the Justice Of it,
<hdIy, IL would have appeared, that AR. l.. placed
the strongest confidence in tho virtue Of tina, hard
working class. who earn their own living by their
own honest industry. ana are never haukerlnG after
tn" pubic crib. Ard 2rdv tho picture Mr.. l.. drew
OF the Pdce-FfinfeIS striking likeness so true
10 nature and fact so consoraEt with every man,
eNPer ence and observation, that the pr,c hunters
each and all, must De Interested to have il abnara
ted and io'g0'cn forever. and from this considcra.
ton, coupled with .Nri1Gni,rs ouogius aud defence
ct Con Jackson, | venture to conjecture, that i
J'dthHniei VIII give his real name 10 the public II
viii be found that he is now, or hath been an an
picont for Office at Washington
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28
NATHANIEL BACON.
RON THE WIG.

yNssSrs. Ed,tors-Therc was published ~, ,,-,, - ,
~ Wv ps. pal,s OF Virginia ~ August last, article on the
aPP"'IUS erection containing Things appIcerc I'm
ny "i inc connes-an extract from which Won vI aI,. -
Of your suhcrba by inserting In YOUR nan, ] so,oe
memUemsni o tho elections You vii commence -. ,,,
WIN the paragraph that begins thus ~ '' 'N''"''
pew counties have 20 possession or q Cr,,r,,,
Johnson Benjamin w leigh Jas gaIbn,, ~ o"i tj.
NNh ugh am not overly fond OF sending man,
apr to be delighted with the music Of her own ss,,
oin' hey cannot hes'ov TOO 81 them on The cars Of
others and whose pra,ucc - n NOT ihe, inrcc, ' f
aNs WIN 20 iaugrlus uncertainties and KNOT, Wv
"fhs schncalucs, capable only by tcngelyrs Of s,cc
Ton yet upon tins particular OCCASION GIy eco no, i @
p'?Hey, b", the absolute necessity Of h1v7g sc bo ~
@ @ 10 ,ne apPloacnus assembly One Of tho inn
no,G" paris Of their work Will bo reform aud improve orr
court system, as rude'vDucd 10 prnt OUT m tho H.. ~
sl u" 'hu Deg no" ~ refer you And Who So well ar
lnanIsd with Tho defects Of that system AID all i, c,ec
anh effects and how apply The remedies s hose 5 ]
at We hea, Of mo bars ct our Superior courts, '"
"Nore irrsh0lder n every county roro,rb ,i i..,
where those distinguished individuals reside sbonIJ o,
@ ,-I NOT only to exercise my privilege Of voting
.'l {" oNe"s ny best rndcavDurs prorrre ali be r5
AZ have mo-, hc right NJ voting rr rfI,rr NJ 80 ~.
@ as m my 9nrr pryoS' as freeman alike Interested
~ w me welfare ~ The whole Sa,sJ of Hrv and cnbIi-
" @fwadns the same object in This onry yay 7, , ]
r.eI "a d. ,, ~ 10y ''"f w aoi n tho matter I should
g''''"y Z" nny N myself and country IN aci otbryy,sc
,d s ,bo ,3, must nv 7o huk ct least ~ in noub,
."En, "l nrm by "hor' who set themselves an ss
yon9a'y open, ard av0wed candidates m onpo. y, -
ilrs some w y. maze usr Of rs such, crafty, rcr.
10 | secret lurking personal pudcca and dis.
anu lnory attempt deprive n ~ Sfafc nj such abI ,i
rrTr, arc Az, such an occa5on' Can such Or indeed
NY u'H DinH Itcrdg % supnaqc they rnees tho ,,o @
yrl hccn able IN GnI our ~" ''.' VAS
suppose there should be such of which At p-srr, r,y
and ely gEc) ava they should unfortunately for the country
~ " m,c unfortunately fnr themselves succeed !, sp,c,,c
r,g I VIC n'iIi"ns comparison that VII inevitably lbs
'Wn aud a. inevitably draw upon Themselves ~ ,rc ~
nat bad ernnsncs ofdstncon where i,rv ma, paen o
,ns nngsr oi 'con political r,RErrrDrs who neysr ob,
- repeat, have no personal knowIc,.o or a,v ,,b anil
~ '' "'' nom" '1i therefore, opshtno sqd certainly an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

~ House Keeper. to-morrow
w various communications on hand, arc JoI,vcd
by the procure advertisements
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

ry,,,tn -. quarterly Meeting Of the RrcuIoSp
ing at o'clock, N the first BAPTIST CBnycb o''"-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-28

u The President was in Charlottesville on Vridov.
@no probably will get to the City to-doy-as like
Charles \ he travels slowly AIbemarle wa, talon
IN the route To satisfy the people there, rwhe,e NJ,
Jefferson Iivcd) how much alike was tho fire, and
second Jefferson ''''
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09
DISSOLUTION OF
COP TINE RsHIP,

THE connection in business heretofore
existing between the Subscribers, under the
firm Of Haskell & Sawyer, is this day, by
mutual consent dissolved. All persons in
indebted to them are hereby requested to
make immediate payment to John Haskell,
who is duly authorised to to settle ell the
concerns Of said firm.
JOHN HASKELL
JOSEPH SAWYER.
Bolton, Feb. ], 1880.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09
EYE WATER |!

YlHIS safe and powerful wash for sore or
u infan,ed Eyes stands pre-eminent among the
multitude of ordinary preparations for this purpose
The most obstinate well as the more slight infa-
nations of that delicate organ, yield to this higly
approved Eye Water, which will brace and restore
the tone Of the diseased parts. On recent sore
eyes the effect is hgr ly salutay In cases of years
standing, the most unexpected relief has been re-
ceved after other applications of inferiour efficacy
mad tailed Weakness, soreness and other complaints
of the Eyes, proceeding from colds, have been per
manently removed. Those who use it pronounce it
to be the best preparations for these complaints they
ever met with, especially in obstinate cases of sore
ness and inflammation. Price Is cents per bottle
Also
1.-the celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate relief, with
out the least injury to the Teeth On trial this will
be found one Of the best remedies known for this
painful complaint. Price so cents boz.
G. B. PARKER, LANCASTER.
~ Observe that none are genuine without the
written signature Of r. KIDDEK. on the outsid-
printed wrapper.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09
PROS ECTUS
OF TRE
L A Dies M AG A ZTN f.
LITERARY GAZE r TIE,
FOR 1880.


"HE LADIES' MAGAZINE has been
for two years before the publick, receiving a
measure of encouragement, rarely If ever before in
in this country, extended to periodical devoted to
subjects Of taste and general literature.
The publishers of the Ladies' Magazine
have now become proprietors of the Yankee and
Boston Literary Gazette and henceforth the unit.
al ruhl;ost;nn ,iI 10, ,ha ell ,ra;. Cd =, ~,
prospectus. M 800 ~ ''' ro's-s- ''''-
Mrs. HAZE will continue in the editorial
department and aided nv fr;ende and ;ntellioan,
corresnondents she hones N Give an incrcasa1 in,
terest and value n the Will
Onr -aeda.s ,,,;,i ,,nJo,h,ad,,, ka r,roh
&c. IH., 1sy on
y. N hnrs ,ha, ,ha r.-as - IN 49, aas NIo
will he snr;chsd ~ er,o;naI roa-,s fror, has ~
She has already AZ nj an which vii; hs f ~
IN the January number.
With regard 10 onr f;,ture conrse we car
univ .t.,s ,bst ve .h.il NV IN ~. -.
deayours to make the wprE worthy nnbI;cE annroha
ton, and useful, as well as entertaining to ne La
dies, on whose aid and announcement we conf.
IDENTIFY depend.
In the literary denartment tho nrorrese
Of education and al ;mrrovements connscte5 with
that most important and, to mothers, deeply inter.
esting subject the physical, moral and mental cul.
ture Of children, will receive particular attention
The cultivation of the female mind il 90 obviously
connected with human happiness and the best inter
ests Of society that no efforts should be spared to
disseminate that knowledge which will improve the
taste call forth the talents and thereby make the yr
tues OF women more effective in their influence on