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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

farming 10 pGraas.-ho infant
child was recently burnt 10 deaf IN
Granville county. ~. c. The mo,her
lett 1t asleep IN the cradle. and wen.
out to attend TO some of her dnmest!c
affairs. and when she returned. the era
die and clothes we're consumed. and
part OF the child's body burnt 10 ashes
IL IS supposed spark Of fire was wrap
ped up with the child when il was laid
down. - Raleigh Star.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

Counterfeit FIVE dollar bills Of &,
United States Bank. payable at Gu.
cinnati. Ohio, and New Orleans, v.,.
IN circulation lately in the latter namci
city. In the genuine notes. the c,c
OF the four small figures on the SD.
are we'll distinguished. and the Hours!
OF The letter L, which begins the word
Cashier. is hard TO be maGo out wLcfe.
as IN the spurious note, 1t Is all the &c
verse, and the eyes are foil of ink.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

HC isdtHVTuTc corvette, Ill. Due-
sault,will set sail toe day for the Levant.
This vessel has on board 400, 600 francs
Tor the brigade 10 the Marea. rs well as
provisions and stores for the vessels Of
the division.
You have been informed of the has
ty fitting out of the Breslau and Pro
vince, the destination of which seemed
TO be uncertain. To-day orders have
been given TO all the port officers to
employ all possible means that the re.
sources Of the arsenal can supply, 20
get the following vessels ready 10 put
to sea again at the first order, VIZ the
Vile de Marsei!lrs. the Scipio of the
line the Iphegenie, Dixon, Armide
and Syrcne frigates: the Disc. and E.
mutation corvettes; the Dragon, Cygnr.
Aicstc briggs; and In make all necesss.
ry repairs IN all the other men of war
IN this port. The destination of these
vessels is no longer doubtlul-,hev are
gong TO return TO the Leyant. Those
unhappy countries are, IL seems. going
10 be again The theatre Of General eor.
Hografion. The classic land of hrroes
md the arts is again 10 be frarerSed in
an directions. by soldiers Of all The ma.
lions Of Europe. guided by interest a.
lone; and who. perhaps, will never a
gree till there is not single ruin left
standing
w" have often thought that the
war in the east was not over. Rus.
sia has only suspended the accomplish
ment of her DuTDoSes Niles
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

Mr.. Sparks has transferred his into
rest in the North Amer, An Review 10
the Hon. Alexander II. Everett. ls,c
minister TO Spain, who is TO be the sole
editor after the frs, Of April.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-24

We learn that all the nominations Of
Consuls, Marshals, and District Attor.
mes, whose nominations were some
time since submitted to the Senate,
we're confirmed. Commodore Porter's
nomination was also confirmed. The
mooted question Of the power of the
President to make removals, has thus
received the sanction Of the Senate.
GTeIe.ranb
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30

PerIty and happiness again delighted onr
land. The celebrated report of which he
was the author /; that immortal monument,
OF sesere logic, Of unanswered aud unan-
swerabie reasoning, the inviolable shrine
oil the true principles Of the Constitution,
contains no principle by which the doc
trine notification can be sustained. With
out resorting to any such claims, or hold
ing out any such menace, with Kentucky
alone among the states to counsel and to
encourage her, 90. 81 sic omnia .fecisset,
out she was not then cursed with the
unprincipled ambition and INSCRIPTIONS
'ntr'gues Of Henry CIay) Virginia pre-
vailed, her principles triumphed, the dy-
nasty of the American "house of Stuart"
was Tor a time Frustrated, the principles of
the Constitution restored, and Jefferson
stood at the head ola great and powerful
nation.
From this instance of the success of
moderate councils and Just reasoning S.
Carolina should take example and en-
couragement. But will she? We must
defer the consideration of this question
to another day.
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THE CHARLESTON DINNER.

Our report Of the Speeches Of Messrs.
Draytou, Hayne, and Cheves at the din
her given by The cilIzens Of Charleston
an compliment to the two former, occu-
pies a large space in our last number
I'VE conclude to-day with the Speech of
Major Hamilton. There were other
Speeches delivered by able individuals,
and numerous toasts drank, all or nearly
all breathing the same spirit Of defiance
and the same determination to resist, if
necessary, even unto blood the expressions
under which they are suffering. We
deemed 1t proper to keep our readers in
formed OF the temper which is peryad-
ing SOME portions Of the Southern country,
on the subject Of the system and policy Of
the Federal Government with respect to
the TARTAN Internal improvement, and
which are considered as unjust and on.
pressiye by the whole Southern section.
A report of the entire proceedings at the
dinner would be altogether too yolumiDous
for the columns of a weekly paper. occu-
plying, as they do, about 20 closely print
ed columns in the Charleston Mercury.
We have therefore selected that portion
which we have laid before our readers. as
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30

This number of the Advocate completes
the third volume, and sewers my connec-
ton with the establishment. The entire
interest and property in which is transfer
red to E. w. REINHARr.
| have been before the public in the
character of an editor upwards of two
years, six months of that time, associated
with gentlemen whose able assistance as
sociated pleasantly with my labors and
greatly alleviated their burden, and, no
doubt, greatly contributed to acquire what
ever portion Of public favor it has been
the fortune Of the Virginia Advocate to
enjoy.-From the month of October, 1923,
L have been the sole editor, and whatever
OF praise or blame it may have acquired of
deserved, is due to myself alone.
In connecting myself with the press in
April 1923, plunged into the midst of
the presidential contes when it was ra-
ging most bitterly. My opinions on the
subject of that contest were decided, and
l have expressed myself strongly. | sus-
tanned, with what ability--I possessed
the claims of Andrew Jackson, and tri-
umphed sincerely in his success. | have
supported his administration. In refer
ence to federal politics, the columns of
the Advocate have been devoted to sus-
tain the Virginia doctrines
Lin these respects, the character of the
paper will continue unchanged. l have
every confidence thar its future course
will give satisfaction to its patrons.
FRANK CARR.
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TO PRINTERS.

FENHE Subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
terms the Printing Establishment, recently
employed IN publishing the works of Mr. Jefer-
son, consisting oftwo cast iron medium presses,
one standing press, also cast iron, O fgreat power,
type, chases, metal furniture, press boards &C..
&c. IT immediately disposed of, n credit will be
given until the LIST of January next.
FRANK CARR.
July 1910 #
Printers will confer a favor by giving the
above one insertion.
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APPROVED FAMILY MEDICINES

APPROVED FAMILY MEDICINES
(WHICH are celebrated for the cure of
most diseases that the human frame
is subject to.-Prepared only by the sole
proprietor.
T. w. DYoTT, M. D.
Grandson OF the late celebrated DIR. Robert.
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of Health.
For the Cure of coughs, colds, approach
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dyspepsia, bowel complaints, dysentary. &C.
Price one dollar and fifty cents per bottle.
Or. Ro6ertson's pegetabie Nervous Cordial.
or matures's Grand Restorative.
recommended for the cure of nervous
complaints generally, inward weakness. de-
preston of the spirits headache, tremor
taIntness, hyster1c fits, nervous debility, in.
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DR.. RobertSon's celebrated Govt and Rheu.
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A safe and effectual cure for the oopt
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bruises, pains in the head and face, frosted
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DR.. Ro6ertSon'S Stomach Bitters.
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Price one dollar per bottle.
DR.. Robinson LnfaUibte Warm Destrouino
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a. medicine universally esteemed for ex-
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large packages one dollar.
DIR. DyOH's Patent Itch Ointment
For PleasaDtness, safety, expendition and
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DR.. Dyou's .qnti.B Bilious Pills,
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twenty-five cents per box--lerge boxes 61v
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Or, Dyotfs bfauiJte Tooth. Ache DroDs
rilce nifty cents-small walls twenty-five
Dr.. p'ekers' Ointment for the cure Of the
letter, Ring Worm, &c.
frlce 81 l-2 cents per box.
Ihe Circassion Eye Watcr.
Celebrated for curing most disorders of
the eyes.-Price fifty cents-smalI walls
twenty, FIVE cents.
Mahy's Improved Plaster Cloth.
a sovereign remedy for all ulcers and
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Approved and recommended by Doctor
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and by the most eminent of the Faculty in
the United States.
Just received and for sale by
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NOTICE.

a LII sums due to the Establishment of The
IA Virginia Advocate prior TO-, and lncIu ling
the present publication of the paper, either for
subscription Advertisements or jobs are payable
to the Subscriber only, or his authorised collec-
Tor WIN. X. Carr. An immediate payment of
all sums due, is earnestly requested.
FRANK CARR
July 30'-32 IF
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NOTICE.

VENHE connection of the Subscriber with the
III Virginia Advocate has. for some years pa st,
compelled him to limit his practice as a Pbvsi.
cian tor the most part to Cha.lottesv Vile and its
immediate y~iTirity. That com ec,isn is
dissolved, 81 he will again resume the practice
OF Medicine on as large n scale as the patronage
oil MS friends and the public will allow him to do.
July 1910 n
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30
July 30, 1880.
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
Departed this life in Charlottesville on Mon.
day 26th July,-Mrs Harriet Summerson, the
wife MIR. VIM. Summerson aged 80 years, and
the only daughter of Mrs Ann Lucus of Frede.
rlcks5urg, leaving behind her n kind and afec-
tionat husband and four children with relations
and numerous friends to bemoan their loss.
The writer can say from a long acquaintance
with Mrs mme that she was one of those
blessed with a meek g. quiet spirit, Hike a daugh-
ter OF Sarah in deed and in truth. She was be-
loved by all who knew her, a more dutiful child,
afectionate wife, mother, mistress and neighbour
Is seldom to be found. Death regards none of
these things, the sentence pronounced upon our
mother Eve is still in force, and how often con-
hrmed' al will greatly multiply thy sorrow
IN my conception. in sorrow shall thou bring
forth children" Surely thou art a God of truth.
But to her bereaveG husband who has dischared
his duty so faithfully, TO the dear object of his
affection, with whom he had lived so happy, and
to her warmly attached mother | would offer
this consolation, this same Cad has said, she
that beiieveth and is baptised shall be saved"
Mrs Summerson gave every evidence that finite
being could, that she had obeyd his divine com.
mandments and lived a devoted member of the
Baptist church to the hour of her death, and all
such will see her in the morn of the resurrection
to part no more.
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NOTICE.

= S Y a late resolution of the Board of directors
Ep OF The Rivanna Navigation Company, Sub
scrlbers are called upon to pay into the hands of
the Treasurer on the lst day of September next
hive dollars on each share held by them.
DANL. f. CARR,
July 1910 LIST Semi,
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AGRICULTURAL
SH AND FAIR.

Al an adjourned meeting of the,Agricul-
torai Society Of Albemarle, June, 1880,
t"e appointed to prepare a plan
Ior their sixth Exhibition and Fair, re-
ported the following, viz:
u AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ALBE-
MARIE will hold its sixth annual E1hibi-
non Far of AGRICULTURAL IMPLE.
MENrs, LIVE Stock, and DOMESTIC MAN
UfAcTUREs, in CHARLOTTESVILLE, on
fhlDAY and SATURDAY, the Goth
u oOth of October next, and offer the
following premiums:
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TO THE PUBLIC.
July 30'-32

JAMES TURK of Augusta County, has
been P%ropagating falsehoods prejudi-
clai to my interest, relating to my iransac-
tons with James Harris deceased, this is
to give notice to the gentleman, that | am
prepared to meet him before any disinter-
es'ed and impartial reference, aud have
the matter investigated. | challenge, /
dare him to The contest.
ROBERT NJ. MAUPIN.
July 1910 81
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Tho coparnership of the Subscribers in the
Virginia Advocate is hereby mutually dissolved
all sums due to the establishment are payable to
Dr. Frank Carr, on whom devolve all it's respon-
sibilties. FRANK CARR.
TRUE q. ELLIOT.
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''AKEN up by the subscriber, living
"A in Albemarle county, and on the
north side Of the Little Mountains. an nm.
marked brindIe estray BULL, four years
old last spring, appraised to eight dol.
lars.
JOHN WATSON, L. NJ.
July 1910 81
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UNION BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE

MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE.
a L this Establishment will be kept
"a constantly on hand and furnished to
order, large Loaf Bread of a superior quail
ty, Water and Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and prices
for cash.
ALSO
Families can have their dinner dishes
nicely baked such as meats, poultry, pud-
dlngs, pies, &c. for less money than the
cost OF wood consumed in families for bak-
ing the
November 27-'29 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
OBITUARY,

We announce with deep sorrow, the death of
1t Col. WILLIAM ANDERSON, Of the lifted
States Marine Corps, after an illness SD short as
to produce a severe shoch on the public s%ensibili-
ty-for as a citizen and an officer he was equally
respected and esteemed. Up to Wednesday
last he was in the enjoynient of his usual health,
save the fatigue and anxiety attendant upon
watching over the sick bed of a little daughter,
who was consigned to the tomb on Sunday, 9th
instant-and an estimable wife who had fingered
(but still su~rvives) under a wasting disease. On
" Wednesday he was attacked with putrid sore
throat, a malady which has sadly afflicted our b.
rough for several months. He died yesterday
morning about ten O'Clock. This events render
ed the more distressing, by the awful fact, that
W of his remaining children, a son and daugh-
ter, are now i'll of the same disease, deSfiVed as
they are of the solace and care of one parent by
death and of the other by illness. and the %affiict-
ton incident to that heart rending dispensation,
the loss Of husband who was an example in that
relation. We do not remember to have recorded
an event accompanied with circumstances so cali
culated to enlist the general sympathy and con-
dolence. Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-18
Board nj Meath.
Ia meeting Of the Board Of Health, on Welnc

a TIA meeting Of the Board OF Health, on Welnes-
day the 10Th June, 1880, it WAS
Ordered, That The member ot the Board be clha!g'
ed witt. Tue discovery and removal Of nnlsanccs, AS
below, VIZ
Hugh Carolin, cas-, Of Royal and north of King SITS
Samuel Bartle. north Of King, between Royal and
Washing ton streets
Jane. Douglas. north of King and west of Washing
ton streets.
John Creighton. east of Roy al. between King and
Prince streets.
Ezra Lunt, between Royal and Washington, and
King and Prince streets.
Jamas u. Kerr, west Of Washington, between King
and Prince streets.
jaime, Entwisle, south Of Prince and east Of Roy al
streets
Jonathan Jsnney, south of Prince. between Ro, al
and w ,shington streets.
A. ID. Harmon. south of Prince, and west of Wa,a
ing'on street. -
ordered. That the abc.e be prb,shcd IN the Phe'
nix Gazette once 4 week three weeks
JAMES ENTWISLE, Secy.
iune l8-1awSw
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NuOA-

nURSUANJ to the or!Hr of the Honorable william
L Craneh, made in the case If William Wilson. An
rnsriven, deb.,r. I shall expose 20 public sale. q, Fair
fax Court House, on MONDAY, the 2ist day Of Juns
merit. being Court day. at l O'Clock, p. VI all the
right, title, and interest, ofthe said William Wilson in
and to a lease of
A 7R.7CT OF LAND,
granted on the 81 September, 1893, for the term OF
900 years, for The ,peciL purpose. and with the priv.
lege of cutting the WOOD theretrom, either for the
purpose of coauug, or any other purpose, at the price
Of three pence sterling per cord. The Tract Of Land
owe which this lease ex,end. lies in the county OF Fair.
tax, Immediately Selow the mouth Of Difficult, and 10
bounded partly by the Potomac. 1t is said to con,Sin
1902 acres. after allowing certain reservations men.
t,pned in The said lease. On this Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms at safe
COLIN AUi d, Trustee.
NAV d-St1uts
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DIED

DIED,
In Georgetown, on Tuesday the lst. instant
after a short but painful illness, Mr.. ions b.
cHANAN, in the Sod year of his age. The de-
ceased was a native of Tyrone county, Ireland,
and a graduate Of Trinity College. Dabiin;
he was possessed of excellent mental en-
dowments, and a liberal education; he was a
kind friend, a good citizen, an accomplished
scholar, and possessed every principle and ac-
complishment requisite to compose a gentleman.
His friends and relatives will long lament his
irreparable loss; and although he died in a dis
tant land from his place Of nativity, and apart
from his relatives, it may be some consolation to
them to know, that he not only died in a Chris
tan land, but had due respect paid ito his moral
remains, which were deposited in the Episcopal
burying ground, in the town in which he died.
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Nouus ladies' Seminary

NTR RtSHEARS begs leave respectfully to in
w fprn the l.li : Of Nexandris, that he will, on
Word Y the 3lSt Instant, open a SEMINARY for the in.
slruction OF young .ad,es in tn following branches Of
lit, nature, viz: hea,ling, Penn'anslhp, Arithmetic, En-
piish rammar, Ancie..t aud todern Geography, His.
tory, ancient and modern. Chronology, USE Of Maps
and Globes. Natural Philosophy Rhetoric, Compost.
ton, Book Keeping, Chemistry, Astronomy, the Use
full branches Of Mathematics, aud the Latin and Greek
Languages.
IN thus presenting himself before the public. Mr.. B.
hopes the following remarks Will be deemed pertinent
Several " carr of AR BIS prof. ,sional lite were passed
in large Academies, in which pupils Of poth sexes we're
feceiyed; and from observations which he was thus
| enabled TO mai e, Mr. b isot opinion that the educa-
ton of young ladies has been too cIrcun-ctIbed, and
too much confnedto the ornamental breaches. to the
neglect ofmnre important studies II is not Mr.. b 5
object TO exclude the Polite Sciences; they will all III
due course Of time, b. introduced under the auspices
of the ablest professors. The French, Spani.h, and
Italian Languages, Music, Drawing, Dancing. Bead.
| work, &c viii claim a proper share OF attention..
Every exertion will ne made nv the Principal to
give his pupils a thorough knowledge ottheir studies.
He hopes parents will be more gratilied to find their
daughters perfectly acquainted with what they may
have gone over, IN IN to have them hurried from study
to study in a superficial manner ihegent est methods
will always be resorted to, to enforce the Rules of the
Seminary; and the pupils will be encouraged to the
e1- rcise Of q proper attention to thu r studies by
MONTH, reports Of improvement, behaviour, &c. To
afford parents sn opportunity t" judge OF The advance
mrnt of his scholars, Mr. d will hold semi-aunual pub
lie examinations, and VIII confer handsome rewards on
the most distinguished.
The s, mInary is situated OH Prince stree., between
Washington and 81. Asaph streets, at present used on
the sabbath by n branch of the Hethodists. On the
completion of the new Church, which will probably be
in the course Of month. Mr. u. will furnish his Semi.
nary in n handsome and convenient manner.
Persons wishing 10 patronise THU Institution, will
please call at Mrs Luckett's, King street, between
Water and Fairfax streets; or, after MONDAY, at the
Seminary, may 2a-a''t1isw3w
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pNhAic SN\e.

DURSUANT to "A deed of trust executed by James
English 10 the subscriber for the purpose. there.
in mrut,oned, Wi! b. sold, on ~ ED NESD.iH, ne
3Oh day # June merit,
Il TR.fCT OF Land
!St lying in the county { Fred rick, Virginia. in
ass Men is-ie's p on which i = vslu bic Hey.
y chant Nh Chipping MI DisfiM g. a gord
DUeEiHg House. ma other Duu.liug' and nnpr .tIvnts;
known Dy the name of he H.7PPLhG MILLS
ALSO
.7NOTHER Th.iCT or Land,
IN said county, M the road lealing from a niche ter to
rle!ms' viii, on winch there 10 a great deal Of WOOD,
CT 'n"g
Tro Hundred and TUsnty-eight .7cres.
me sale viii take place at the Mapping Niiis Defore
kneutirned, between The hours Of II and 3 O'Clock,
when h terms will be mace known q
may 4 -3ta~ts K. TAYLOR.
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For Hire.

LYON the remsndrr of the year. NJ public auction,
= (at INV Auction s;orel TUh0RROW EVENING
at 4 e'eack, a MICRO NAN, name Burdit Washing
ION. WHO rs 4 good drsy man and carpenter u per-
sons are fcrewarn.d from employing said fellow under
penalty of the law. GEORGE WHITE,
june 18 Agent.
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Pevpermint Water e.

MR. SALvErAr wishes to inform ms customers
wi who want Mint Water distilled, that they should
now bring their mint, as he is now prepared and this
10 the proper time for Bergamot aud Lavender. For
Is lbs one bottle; for IS lbs two bottles
For sale, Rose Water, warranted as good as can De
by the gallon or smaller Quantity.
June Is
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New Poem.

FIyHOUGHTS on Education, IN us connexion With
Morals. q Poem recited before The ! literary and
Philsophit al Society Of i~Ismpden sidney College, Va.
at the fifth anniversary meeting OF the instItu,,o9. By
Daniel Br, an. Just received and for sale by
;une }5-i6t DAVE NARTES