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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-15
TERPSICHORE HALL.

IERPSlCHORE HALL.
GRAND HUMANITY BALL.
MIR BuSIEUX respectfully informs the ct
I'A zens Of Richmond, and the Members of the
legislature, that nc wi! give, on Wednesday even
ing next. 10th Ball for the relief of the Citv Poor
and the receipts will be placed in the hands of Ro
Hreenhow' esq for that purpose.-Mr B. with res
pec assures The Ladies that they need not be afraid
OF oeing much crowded, as the can hold eight
hundred 10 thousand persons Tickets of adms-
SON. Tor each gentleman, 81, to be had at the Hall
~ Seq enchanteur de Uous depend du u,aieur
feb 49,
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~, ohrfios To the Dairy RICHMOND wao TO
rate OF 81 year, both payab, in advance W.. ~, h
mail $40 year. ~ " "
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tcsiiun SO '' "
Oace week. FIRST insertion II cep,s. everv IN,
ation Sd cents ' -' $50 "
An advertisements are aso ,prr,es =, The
.fHIs. ~ " ~
uhsent advertisers must in advance.
ne number OF insertions be noted the us
Sl De inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
eordngly
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
od IN that proportion for advertisements of greater Lengths
Auctoneo aud Lottery dealers, who charged OO
" Tho CONSTITUTIONAL WING published twice
Sees, CTuesdays and Fridays) FIVE dollars per annum
fayabe IN advance. '
cents square, less, the first in
serion. and so cents for each continuance
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LOTTERIES.

Splendid Lottery--a przes--S3o, goo, eOGoD.
10000, 92o0 and 20 of loOo.-Vlfgina State hot.
terry, for the benefit of the Dismal swamp Canal
Company, Glass No 3, to be drawn IN this city ON
Friday, the 18th inst, at the Eagle Hotel. a,
O'Clock IN the afternoon when the following band
some prizes will be distributed.
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DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY the 18th instant Mt 10 ocfock =,
our Auction Room-a general assortment Of Eore;an
alu domestic Dry Goods, including 90 pkgs. now ON
feb n 90
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Nrginia State LoitexH,

Tickets SO II Ives --Clnar,ers 2 so.
For salc ~ n. MicKI.E'S,
NCS - Ncyt bs'pw &c d'or % thc Eagle uOtct.
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We offer for sale,
10 64 hts segs5 St: csoS Porto Rico and
40 brls do do
35 boxes and Is bbs loaf sugar
20 hhds West India nolasses
10 do and 60 b5ls N. o. do
2'o bags coffee, Java, Laguira S.. Jago, Rio &
ST. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
o ooo DO do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon DO
40 tons bar iron Swcdes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castinps. assorted
CAST shear, German and blistercd steel
e. Is tons pig iron
80 kegs cut mails and brads assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Gait skins and upper do
$50 BuenOs Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Fort, scuppernong, Muscat, ; Vine
And dry and sweet Malaga }
% terccs rice
70 tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by l2 by 10, 6 by and S
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Sopperas, alunr, salt petre brimstoue
Ga msR5S; agpsPReT sia1g S, l BACK tea
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls aud hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggiup
SIfters, soap and candles
Nuscatel raisiHs
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
200 tierces Thomaston lime
$50 brls tar
so bbls No. 3. rDackarel, prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cassa, pearl barley
Glass, enrthen and stone war:
Whitimore 5 cotton and wool cards
Linseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shectings shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &C. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appropriation Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB G. co
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TAN-BARK HALL.
M r. TATIN'S next BALL will take place ON satur
LVA day, the 18th of February, 1881
Mr.. L. respectfully invites the Ladies of Richmond
and It's vicinity to honor him with their presence at
his Ball.
W tickets OF admission for gentlemen one dollar
each, to be had at MIR. Nash's and Mr. Sanxay's Book
stores and of Mr. T at the Hall the evening of the
Ball. f.t re N,c
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN O. co
GROCERIES.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN O. co
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, 9TH inst at half ms, m ,,,,...
at our auction store, the following articles par, q
which are expected up in time: pA'' u
% Hhds New Orleans sugars
~ 90 81. Croix do Ton
10 do New Orleans rum
20 casks cheese
100 boxes brown soap
100 do mould candles
do loaf sugar
so or casks Malaga VINO
VI hhds Orleans molasses prime
100 reams cap paper
100 bbs No. 8, mackere
80 boxes gun powder
80 do imperial teas
10 hhds New England rum
200 sacks salt
ceroons indigo
pipes Holland gin
do Cognac brandy &c.
leu Il d. A. CO. Aucfs.
% The above sale is postponed to THURSDAY
,he I'h INST IN consequence of the n-arriyal of
the Schr. Effort. III
leu III D. A. s, CO. Auc'ts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
VALUABLE MILL AND LAND FT7R

VALUABLE MILL AND LAND FOR
LE4-l}einS desirsus Of removing to
the west, will sell, GA the NEST ,eassnahle
terms .ay prspcrfy 10 Frederick county Goa
s'siag OF hslLL, scar BrIceta,vn, former
y owned and occupied 'by David Rideeway.
decd. 1t in complete repair, and its Icca.
''sn Is enc Of The best in tho county, being in
remarkably fertile aeixhborfoe,l. and hay
ing Si"ays as n'uch grinding as il can per-
lsrm. 10 ii is attacaea good dwelling
hs"se, with large never falling spring in
,ha yard, ead a lot sfG 1 acres Of first late
iisacstese lssd.
Also ist Of so | o acres, shart distance
i!om tho above, csc half Of which is in coed
hmbcr, the otksr hall under good cultivation
ihe mil property is within 7 miles ef the
o'a'thhoid turnpike, whence a good convey
aaee can always be had to Baltimore; and
IN. contemplated Railroad 10 lIarpers Ferry,
1t IL presumed, viii pass near the mil.
EDWARD S. BFESOE.
Frederick county, March 81, 1891.
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GWMlpRlSFs.

WILL stand at the subscribers stable on
Mil Creek, on Mondays. Tuesdays & We'd
nesdays; at Mr. Jno Tabbs mill, on Tus-
carora, ore mile from Martinfburg, on Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays. Terms: t,reiue
doIlars the season, which may be paid with
Ten dollars before the first of July next; f,cen-
" dollars for insurance, and payable when
the mare proves with foal, eight dollars the
single leap; pasture gratis at the subscribers
farm for those that ceme a distance and wish
to leave their mares. but no responsibility for
escapes or accidents The season will COM
mence on the Ist Of April. and end the lst
day Of July next.
SURPRISE. is beautiful SorreH, feet A
inches high, emily six years old, of fne blood, SC
a"as siredey Hal, remarkable for speed, beau
ty, and blood; being by Hal, who was by
the imported horse Sir Harry, out Of we'll.
bred Diomsd mare. His dam was got by tho
imported horse Spread Eagle, cut Of Do
med mare. Surprise was bred by Mr. join
Young, in Warwick county, Virginia, aI,ho'
he has never been trained for the turf, his
blood, form, activity, and strength justify
the op'nioA that a Trial only vas necessary 10
have injured his success as a racer.
LEVI HENSHAW
February II, Is31.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
RNRNYlHTTTE

WILL stand again at Clifton. the sutsrfi.
Wv ber's farm in Frederick county, four
miles from BattletewD and eight from Charles
town lie is now in fne order, and ready 10
serve mares on the following terms: SIS the
single leap, goethe season, aud s35 insurance
10 be paid when the mare is known 10 be in
zeal. The season viii terminate the lst July.
LAFAYETTE is a remarkable horse. and, ia
tue estimation Of the best Judges, combines,
in degree that has rarely been surpassed, a
pedigree Of the purest hleod and best cross
es with unusual size and stoutness, great SYM
metry of forn, and especially exceling in
those essential racing points which denote
the greatest strength and action. He has
been moreover very distinguished racer on
many we'll tried field.
lie is years old, full rs hands high, and
powerfully made in proportion to his height;
in color Z rich blsoa bay with black legs, end
no white except snaf star on the right hind
foot PEDIGRFE.
LAFAYETTE was got by the celebrated Vir.
ginian, (the best son Of old Sir Archyl; La
(ayetie's dam was also by Sir Archy; his
grand dam Nv Chanticeer; & grand darr I
by Aeade,s Old Celer; grand dam by
Lees old Mark Anthony; gg g grand dam
by the imported horse Flipfap; ggg
grand dam by old Mark Anthony; ggggs
z grand dam BY the old imported Jolly Ro-
ger out of the imported mare Mary Gray.
For his performances on the turf, an &C.
count of which would be too long for news
paper publication, see American Turf Regis
ter, vol |, Nos. 8, 10, IL, racing pemoran-
da; and for his pedigree, see also page Sos.
DAVID Ii. ALLEN.
Clifton, March II, 1881.
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LAUCK { STEPHEN

EAOULDinform the BIacksniths and Far
mers, and the public generally, that
they have now complete assortment a
HUGHES ROLLED mes
consisting Of every variety Of size and kir6.
and Of which they intend hereafter keeninp
constant SUPPLY, together with MANY other
articles, usually connected with an extensive
lron Establishment; and expect TO receive
IN lev days full assortment of Cook and
other Stoves, That all, or any OF them, viii
be sold Cheap, can, and may, be readily as
cer'ained, by a call trom thoss dispo.fd IN
purchase. Oct % i''S'u 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
Tie beautiful and fun blOodsd Hor~
WI0 x % u VI

Will stand the ensuing season, frern the lss
Of April until the lst Of July, at the following
stands, viz: On Mondays and Tuesdays, at
the stable Of Mrs. Mariatt, (Hske's RUM en-
Wednesdays ard Thursdays, at the stable Of
the subscriber, Honey weed, } and en- Fridays
and Saturdays, at the stable Of | Z. Lyles,
Wil!iams-psrt, at the reduced price OF fire
dali0rs the singls leap; eight ssllms the sea-
sen, and fflstH Ssiiars to ensure foal; any
mare ensured and Est brassht regular to the
stand will fsrloit the insurance. Great care
will be taken, but % responsibility for acct
dents or escapes: persons Of distance can
have goad pastursge at so cents per week,
and grain il required, at tha market price
HICROR Z is beautiful dark bay, 10
hands high, and bis carriage sad action will
sufficiently recommend him 10 all good indg-
es- His sire was tho we'll known running
horse Hickory, his grand sire the celebrated
turf horse Old Hickory, his g grand sire
the well known turf horse Whip, bis e &
grand sire, Sslirars, bis dam Dido, By tie
imported horse Dido; Hickory's dam was by
lrst Consul. who was get by Flag Of Truce,
who proved himself a running horse by win
nng ten capital purses in Virginia; he was
by the famous imported horse Celdfinder: his
dam by tllmnap, his grand dam by Aristotle
hickory's sire has also proved himself run
mag horse, by travelling ever the principal
parts OF tfe United States-yunning' many
racea, and beating the following horses, viz:
Alhbsne Weasel, WilLiusen's Boxer, the In.
dian Litlla John, Poplar Prize Fighter, and
many others too tedious 10 enumeratc.
Aarch "a, 1851. A. ODEN s CO.
Certificate 10 yHr. Jesse Wells
We, the undersigned. do hereby certify
that we are well acqsaiated with the Stud
Horse Young Hickory, sold 10 you by Mr..
Samuel Miller; he i. a noted foal getter, and
the above pedigree is verify OF uaquestion-
able confidence. Given under cur hands, / Sth
MaEes, 1876.
Peter King, Sa,auel BaEer,
T. ". .4isser, Jacob RG:afcr.
R%Iorch Light, Hagerstown, tisss
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The iollo3iag ctfasisn is from the pen Of
the young lady who 'up.rinisads the Fenals
Departmea. vi TIE ",ssaius OF Universal Z
Emancipation" nor her years, she has not
her Ilal, perhaps. in tbs. Union.
Think OF OUR COUN1RY'S GLORY.
Th,nk eli eur coUHtry's gissy,
An diuin u WITH AtrIc tears,
I Her broad Tag stained and CORY,
Wun tne boarded guilt vi ysars
Think sf the jTaalc mother,
Lansnt,ng Tor hcr child,
Til iainn< !ashes s,IOiher
Her cries Of asgnsa wlld!
'Th.uk OF the players ascending,
Yet shrekcu, elias, ~ vain;
: When Heart iren heAft Is reading,
Neer 10 bc Jo.usd a saih!
Shall we behold, urseeding,
life 3 hottest feeling crushed?
NAen welnan's heart is bleeding,
Shall aoiaan's voice be husbxd'
oh ne! by every blessing,
Hhat Heaven 10 thee lasy lend,
Hsmembsf their oppression,
Forget net sister, friend.
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FgNkE NOTICE, that win, on Saturday
FL the 10th day Of April next, sger at pub
tic sale, for cash, at the heus9 Of Michael Il.
Runner, in Morgan county, en- the Peto
mac river, at Richardson's Ferry, and imlie
dlately above the msulh Of Cherry's run.
sundry slaves, TO wit; a valuable young NO
MAN. about 25 or 26 years Of aye, aud her
four CHILDREN, the two eldest IRE boys;
Conveyed 20 the subscriber as trustee in a
seed Of trust eyeeuted by the said Runner,
&c. on the lth day Of Gcteber, 1880, and
of record in the clerks ofEicc Of the county
court OF Morgan county, to secure a sum
OF money, therein set forth, due Ieter nav
ers, jr The sale viii take place between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. A and o'clock
?. M. of said day
JOB ROBINS, Ttusies.
March o., 1881 is
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The Horss for Formers,
1CUN9 l.lalInDpNnDo

"a WILL stand this season, on
gy5N7EA Mondays and Tuesdays at the
- stable Of John Snyder, in Mar
esssaS &C. issburg; on Wednesdays and
Thursdays al the stable Of Jno Thatcher, on
Dry Run; and on Fridays and Saturdays, at
the stable Of the subscriber. one and a half
H'ilcs from Maftinshurg, and be let to mares
at The lew rate OF fo,T dollars the season; t,co
ae''rrs aHd fifty esnts [csshl the single leap,
otherwise considered by the season; and sic
dollars to ensure mare in loal, to be paid
when the mare proves with foal; parting
with, removing, or not cessnuing the ea.r-
red ware regular to the horse, forleits the in
surface money. The season has commenced
and will end the s5th June. Great care will
DC taken of I'll mares put TO Young Leonard.
tst no responsibility for accidents.
fOCNG LEOPARD is most beautiful
daprc grey, fail sixteen hands high. VIEW
strong and remarkably active, possesses great
muscular power. He was sired by the celc-
rated horse Leopard, who is in high repute:
his aam flrstrate President mare. The
subscriber could, with as much prepr;cty as
others, give long pedigree Of Young leo.
pard' but deans that entirely unnecessary,
as disappearance will efficiently recommend
hlnl TO competent judges as a horse to breed
rem. ioong Leopard has proved himself a
safe and sure toalgetter, ard his colts are
large and handsome
JACOB SCHAPPERT.
March 81. 1881.
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Parsnts snsider, thou who art parent,
che importance Of thy trust The bslsg thou
hast plotl acss it is thy duty 10 support Upon
thee, also, it aependeth, whether the child si
ihy bSsoza lee blessing or curse to ihyssli
"A useIui 81 y worthless member OF the csm-
nnunly. Prepare him early with instruction,
and season his mind early With the naxim'
OF trutl, watch the beat OF has laelnaton'
Get hiln right in his ysuth, asd let ne eva ha
bit gain strength with his years. Be- shall be
siee like g CEDAR on tho mountain. Iils bead
shall be seen above tae trees oil the leress--
The soul is thine eva. Let it net want cul
siYation. The sesa which thou soWest that
also shalt thou raep. 4 wicked sen 10 a re-
proach 10 his father; kut he tsat deeth right
Is an honor to his gray hairs, Teach hlm
0Ledicncs, and nc shall bless thee. Aeach
him n,odestg. and he shall moi be ashamed -
Teach him gratitude; and be shall receive
benefits. Teach him clarity, and ne shall
gain love Teach him temperance and he
shall have health. Teach hi&l Prudcnsc, and
tortuAe shall attend him. Teach him justice,
and he shalib be honered by the weird Teach
bira sincerity, and his sWn heart shall act re
pro,ch linn. Teach hiEi sjligcuse, and his
wealth shall Increase. Teach hum dssecoIsace,
and his mind saali be exalted. Teach HIN
science. and his life ,bal be useful. Teach
him religion, and bis death shall sc happy.
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Public Spirit,--Pablic spirit makes the
siches OF individuals become the riches Of
the pubc;-but when public spirit is lost. tao
riches become the riches Of indivldu ais
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Like degs in wheel, birds in cage, sr
equirrels in chain, ambitious nen still elm
aud climb, with great labeu and incsssant
anxiety, but never reach the top.
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.7nesdoie-A lady requested friend
ours to tell her to what order Of natural his
tory man was usually assigned lie OF course
answered her philosophi cally, and desired her
70 give hun wonan's location. ooh" said
she with a smile, 'assa embraces ,sonsd"."
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q serious Reparteo The Irish are very
hapny ID their conversational tact, and the
ert OF rcpartee. When an Irishman makes a
bluadcr, he generally makes q good joke, &
Fecompenses the error by The sly humer II
conveys Their satire, however, 10 superior
TO their mirth. French may be the language
of love, was once well observed, English Of
business, but Irish is the language ST express
sion. There is no ether language, German
not excepted, that expresses SO much mean
ing in few words. The Irish endeavor TO
translate this sapacity in English, ana TO sup
ply with dramatic effect the deficiency Of ex-
preston. A Galway gentleman lately enter
ed coffee house in London, and called fer
tea: his brogue attracted the attention Of q
scented civilian III an opposite box, who, re-
tying upon his superior accent IasSceniyl re-
solved to haze Jest at the expense Of the
stranger. The civilian called for tea too; the
lrishman called fer mullins, 80 did the civil
ian; tsast, milk, sugar, sc. we're eeyerally
called for by the irshman, and as severaly
echoed by the Top, who enjoyed in bis cor
nsr the supposed embarrassment to which
lac was subjesting the Galway man. Atlast,
with the greatest csnposure, & if possible
richer brogne, the lrshman desired the wait
ar to "briag up pistols for two The jest
eer's echo was silent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07
The celebrated tcur na;le Horse.
SOUTEER.N' ECLIPSE.

81 WILL stand this season. on
ssS ondays, Tuesdays and Wed.
nesdays, at The stable of An
szssss 49, thoRy S. Chambers, in Mar
tInsbuTg; aud on Thursdays, FRIDAYS and
Saturdays, at the stable Of the subscriberin
Shepherds town, and be let to mares at ten
dollars the season. ares sent from dis
tasce can be furnished with good pasture at
i'ty cents the '~eek. The season will COM
ihence the Goth of arch, and end the a5th
June next. Every care will be taken of
mares but no responsibility Tor accidents or
escapes; For pedigree and performances see
aahdoius' or sklnner's Turf Register.
,,.r LOUDOUN GREY,
VII stand at the same pla.cs for rnares--he
Is inil sixteen and bali hands high, bone
O. cru ooey ~ Prropoltion,-hc is nine years ca
l"i =, 'sFIns-tIe will be let to mares at .fre
Cos the season; three dollars cash the
'''s'~ leap; anu ten Goiiors insurance.
:, JOSEPH ENTLER.
March Q, l83l,-tf
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d I MBER AND STONE COAL-TL.
"a Undersigned has on hand a large stork
o. Lumber consisting of g. s4,li, in.
pine men oak, and fencing PLA.yK. Pine
S SmI j. roP pitro SG1,ANTLING-Aiso. I.5C0
ous4e's oioNE COAL, said to be very
ZOO c winch will be sold at a very reduced
T. 3' oe lot cash or any kind of country pro-
NJ Sc ARCHIBALD SHERER,
FOR SALE
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4 VWARLESTOWN ACADEMY.-The

GNEARLESTOWN ACADEMY.--Th
" Undersigned, intending to devete him.
salf mere exclusively to his profession az a
clergyman, will resiga the male department
Of this institution after the lst of April next
Taking, hewcyer, deep interest in the az
fairs oil the institution, and continuing ts give
to the promotion Of its prosperity whatever
AID his counsel and experience may aaard.
he has Induced the Eoy. j. II i'ysg. a gen.
teman in whose qualifications he has the
highest confidence, 10 hacoms his successor.
The trustees have unanimously approved 81
this arrangement, and the building will DO
pat in complete and handsome repair during
the summer vacation. ALEX. JONES.
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The Rev JAMES H. TYING would &C
csrdingy give notice to the public, to parents
and the friends of learning, tsat he sgiil SUE
male department of the Charlestown Acade-
my. on Monday the 18th Of April. The ar
engagements Of the institution, as regards the
studies, bssks, and general discipline, will DO
continued as they ars, without altsratlou.-
Due notice will be given OF any changes that
may hereafter no contemplated. While the
classics, aud all ether studies shall receive
strict attention, it will give the instructor
pleasure to receive class Of scholars in the
higher branches Of Mathematics, such as Sur
veylng, Mansuration, DAZZLING, Navigation.
Projections, and other parts Of practical and
abstruse Geometry aud Trgsnsmctry. AS
Mr.. Tyas will devote his whole time without
interruption, and bis best efforts to the al ,
yaHcensnt oil his pupils, it may reasonably
be expected from the liberality Of tks county,
that this institution will realizs due patronage
and prosperity.
Parents. residing at distance from town,
are ialssmed THAI .Hrs. Elizabeth Gratis hill
will sceuPy TIA large aud csmmsdisuedws ven
ing swnes by Mrs .hsnning, a. Boarding
I House fer the accommodation Of youth al
tending taa Academy, Mr.. Tying will board
wIth aer, and will exercise proper care over
, the manners and slsTals as well as personal
comfort Of her ssarders, snd afford thesa all
useful assistance in their pirate studies.
Yarns OF tuitioM in the usual branches Of
English learning, IS s13 per session; in the
higher branches, eiU; in the classics SIS.
.Eareh II, 1881 st
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Relaxation u Miad.-The bow loses ii
spring that is Always bent; AID the mad vii
necn do much unless it sometimes soes .oi!.ng
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07

Il ,eise mans madncss-OPpressisn makes
wise men mad, but the d'stsnper is still the
saadness of the wise, which is better than
the sobriety Of fools.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-07

The moro honesty man has, the iess hs
effects the air OF O saint: the ailectatios OF
sanctity is blotch on the face OF pIey.