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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-29
N AND NEAR RICHMOND For SALE-On

81 AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE-On
n the 9th day of June next, will sell, without re-
serve, my tract of land within six miles of Richmond
The tract may be divided to suit purchasers 1t con-
tains about six hundred acres, lying both sides
OF the Brook, which is well dclcd On this tract
there are, commodious dweing.house with good
cellars, barn and all necessary out houses inclu-
ding two new framed hay barracks, with superior
pump OF water in the yard, and garden cxcclled by
very few in the county-About seventy acros of The
land is now well set with clover and herds grass the
Brook flat land, which is well ditched may with very
little exPence DC made TO produce large quantity Of
herds grass and timothy There is no situation more
healthy productive of fruit There is largo qtanti-
ty of wood on this tract both oak and pine Terms
One third cash, third in six and the balance in I2
months-thc two latter payments to be secured by n
Deed of Trust. The Land will be shown to any person
by MIR. SheppersoD, living it-and will attend every
Saturday until the day of sale TO shcw it, The sale will
be made by Dunlop, Moncure 81 Co, oil the premises
hlay 10. l3-tds MEACON FORD.
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Oi tins sum the Directors recommend that IA Dividend
be now made to the Projectors OF los Cd per T. 100
Share, amounting to G35,55O That e g. 900 be appro-
priacd to the re!ayng of the Way with stronger Rails;
and that the remaining Of j. lGI IS I'd be carried
az general balance to the next bali years account
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traits which distinguished them, to be
depressed or extingushed.
We find the subject that we haze Ia
ken up SO to grow under our hands that
We cannot continue its examination at
present, without encroaching upon
room necessarily appropriated TO other
matters. We trust, however, that the
few hints we have thrown together
may not be considered as inopportune
or altogether useless. Iftbey succeed
IN srresting the attention or exciting
the reflection Of one young man now
engaged in learning the trade that is
to be his future support, we shall be
graiiied and satisfied. We profess,
next 10 our anxiety for the general diff.
fusion of the blessings of education. to
feel most deeply for the welfare of our
youths employed in the shops of me-
chanics and artizans. To benefit them,
could we do so, no exertion on our part
would be wanting. To make them use
full, honorable, virtuous men, is what we
would diligently labor for-our reward
would be perfected in their success.
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Coffee House & Hotel,

ChsriesiosrH, J.ftrsOn Cosaiy, Va
Nearly Opposite tie COurs KaoHse.
2 NHE undersigned, having removed 70 the
- above well known Establishment, Is now
prepared 20 accommodate those Of his friends,
and the public in general, who may be disposed
90 call upon him. His TABLE shall be fur
nishod with the best this market can Afford
His BAR IL, and shall continue 20 be, plenti-
fully supplied with tie best Liquors. The
STABLING (which is extensively Is undergo
ing repairs, aud will, in few days, be In good
order. and.atiended by careful osller. Ills
friends and the public may rest assured that
every exertion will be used TO give general sa-
tisfactiOn.
lie takes this occasion 90 tender his sincere
thanks for the liberal encouragement; which
he received while he kept a public house in
Smith6eld, and trusts that through renewed
exeTtioDs, attention 10 business, low charges.
and strong desire 90 please, liberal share
Of public patronage win be extended towards
him m bis new situation.
SAMUEL STONE.
August 10, 1895.
n. B.-BOarders taken Ivy the week. month.
or year, on reasonable terms SIS
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To the Ladies'.

~ s. CoNRADT informs the ladies Of
He Hsrpers-Ferry and its vicinity. that she
eafries on the millinery aud Msntus Making
business, In Bolivar. nest door 90 DR.. Hay
cen's store. where shs he prepared 10 execute,
81 the shortest notice, ell kinds Of fashions
bic millinery and mantus making. viz: Bon
bets OF all kinda, Caps aud rurbsns, Ladies
hiding Habits add Dresses, after the latest
city fashions. She also manufsctures and
keeps on hand. Elastic Brlstle Frs.se Stocks,
Of ,,hs latest patterns. and Of every quality,
which will DO sold By tie single stock, or TO
merchants BY the dozen, 90 reasonable terms.
Stocks repaired az the shortest notice.
April IS. Ie35.-n
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sW0rtsOn's Pills.
Nh THE NYCFIAN SYSTEM


Prom he .sLaenniai Har5ingsr, VeL S. No. 2.
edhfsdb hs hsu. ALKKAsBER CASFBELL.
"in this age Of theory and en- pertinent in
all departments Of soeiety-in politics. me-
ehanies, agriculture, law, physic. and theolo-
~, nothing seems destined 70 stand, that can
be shaken. In the theory aud practice Of
medicine, ss In every thing else, all things
are sfoat. One school cures every thing by
eaiomel ahd the lancet another. by steaming
and swesting--s third. by purging ~ a long
list OF eatharties--a fourth. 10 imitation OF
Doctor Nature. sometimes bleed. sometimes
sweat, sometimes purge, as the patient may
seem 20 require
Non oostrum ia,er vos tantss componere Iitcs
"Who can decide when Doctors disagree
But a. our maxim has been, Bring all things
TO the test, snd hold fast that which IL good
We have tried IN our own household and
amongst our friends and neighbors, with
great pleasure and success, the Hygeian sys-
ssm, sometimes called 'AioFisoniann,' or The
Morrison Pills. Such have been or expe-
rienee and observation % tho innocence,
miidsess, and eficscy Of this composition,
that from the most dssinierestsd principles OF
bensvoiencs we must recommends them 10 the
afflicted who have tried many things In yain.
So many obduraio diseases Of the stomach
and bowels and of the whole system have
been relieved. or perfectly cured by them,
that they ere worthy Of trial, especially IN
ell those cases IN which other remedies have
failed. Being vegetable composition. thsy
are perfectly iaaoctaf, which u say ing q
greet deal la this guilty sge; and being very
happy combination, they can iRjuFe no COO
stitution when used according 10 the printed
directions. EDITOR"
g. The subscribers having been appoint
- sole sgrnts Tor. vending the celebrated
HvgsiaR UnlvsrsaI yusdieinss, IN the State Of
Virginia, beg iesye 10 notify the public, that
The genuine Medicines can only Be procured
directly from nem, ~ sub-agents duly AM
thoFsed By them, and that 81 = further secu.
rity sgainst counierfcits, sseh paeksf Of the
gsasias medicines y signed u. Henderson q
500, State agents Tor Virgins, snd also, By
the sub-ageut for NE respective town OF
county where Il may b. offered foF sale.
ID. HENDERSON q SON.
fredericksburg. Nov. ,, le3t.
NIB. Persons wishing 10 ot,sin the sEen-
q for the sale II the above Medicine Tor
any tosn OF county ia The state, viii please
address lpost paid 30 d. Benderson 4 Son,
Freesricksburx. u. ". q q
Authorised Agents are
GeorEs liumyhreys. CA.viesfgrn.
Fiishs Sheptfrson. Riehnsnd
y. q. swao, Psferftug.
q. HsH, hsgfsik.
.Williaass n Victor. EFncbtfrg.
Geo. a. Knauf, Fafstfir
HraRx h Kelly, CharisffesfiHr.
1obn ID frest infitge. SfaHalsa.
Ilenry =. Wsrd. Hinchesfsf
Iahn e.. Cockus. S5rtAryiffsun.
Wm Iong. .Nrbnf5vrs.
I.evrrine. Harbos-Fovy.
" g. Saooders. Lseftsyg
Wosts A. IlJfieion, .tt.ffsbsrg
Shields 4 Dix0a iS5ifa.
Jas. " Rayur, HorfrafgN
lssnss ~ Faiie. CslpebcF %.
WIN, r. jcsse, LaacasfrT CglDsfs.
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H7RPERS-FERRY
. Il MIN A IL W.

~ VHiS Seminary will be re-opsned Oh Mon
II dsy che 3ist instant, iu The large aud
commodious school room, lately occupied By
Air. Hickey.
The subscriber acknowledges. with graft
tuds, the liberal support which he has re-
ceived from the citizens Of Bsrpers-ferry
since bis return TO the. place, and trusts, thai
IN future. be msy merit and receive con
tinuance Of their fsyours.
To the late patrons OF Mr.. Hickey he offer.
his services With an assurance that no en-
deavoufs shall be wanting. on his part. 10 pro.
mote the improvement Of the children which
they may sntrust Go his caro-.
A gentleman will be engaged 20 assist ia
the duties Of the school; aud the suhseri-
Der designs TO afford 20 young ladies ia The
school, an opportunity Of acquiring the oTna-
mental branches OF female education.
Terms from 80 80 TO ~ 90 per quarter oil
IL weeks.
JAMES B. DoDD.
Aug. 81, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

SisPLE REAEDY.--Mr. Cbandirr.-
The public viii b. indebted a. you.
should you be pleased 10 give notoricty
10 the fact, that Cofss made strong add
clear ~ possible without any addition
Of sugar o. milk, q an excellent remedy
against the vomiting peculiar 10 Choiefa
Mofbus and Cbolors Infantum. Dor
an adult the quantity 10 be given Is a
tablesToon full add 10 an infant tea
spoon fail every ten minutes. Tho
writer 81 this commune alton has, With.
sn sew days past witnessed iis efficacy
in . case n lnvetefste vomiting which
after having resisted a variety Of usual
" effective means, yielded inslsntly 10
one tablespoon full of strong clear COT.
fec. ID.
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NO. az.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned. under several induce
mcnts. have finally come 10 The coociu-
sion to close thsir:prcseot situation Of businsss
as speedily as possible, Of this place. They
feel thsn'seises thankful to gene rous public
for their past liberal support, and in return
oder, for cash. (sroceries ,excepted,) their
entire splendid sssortment OF Msrchaodize,
at COST PRICES. Those who wish TO avail
themselves Of On opportunity OF purchasing
GoodiBsrgsias, will please call on or before
the ID of September next, for on that day we
shall .co0neocs disposiag Of our stoek OF
goods ct COST. without fail
We also inform those persons whohave IN
settled accounts OF long standing that they
viii coofsr . particular favor By closing the
same By note. or lquidatios. With cssh their
respective accounts.
RlcHD q JOS. JOHNSON.
Csnp-Hiil, HarPers-Ferry. Aug. 20.
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aliens xiasproced Patent
THHESHIKo U6AoRYuu


HNiE Subscribers having purchased The
- full asd exclusive right OF making. US
log and vending. 10 the Counties Of Frederick,
Jederson. and Berkeley
Samuel s. Aliens Tareshing Machine,
are aov ready 70 furnish them 10 those who
may apply.
This Machine has gained the entire appro-
bstion Of ell who have used IL, OF witnessed
itssoperstion. II cen be propelled either BY
one or two horsss and the horse power Is
so.eonplstsiy portable. tbst The whole, ready
for use. may bs'sasiiy taken from place 10
place. 10 common light wagon with oae
horse In trial, made some tina since st
the farm Of John 2. Duiansy, Esq Of this
county, the above Maehine. With q single
horse. thrsshsd oat i5i bushsis wheat IN 30
minutss'; sad on snothsr occasion, at the
farm Of Mr.. Joseph Gibson. . few miles above
hiddleburs, the same Machine, with two
horses. thrsshsd out i56 bpshsls Of wheat in
hours. This vss done with little or uo,fs tieue
90 the horses. These trials were made i'm
the presence 81 hundreds Of psrsoas (many
Of them sxpsrisncsd fsrnsrs) Who do 90,
hesitate TO testify 10 the great superiority Of
this. ever all othsr Machines whose opera
tons have ever beso exhibited 10 this eoun-
Ty.
These Msehinss are simple 10 their con-
strociion, durable and cheap We will fur
nish them for sl<o. and less il the oost will
st all justify u.
We beg isars 10 refer persons disposed TO
purchase TO josiah Tidball. Esq, Of Fauquier,
and II. D. Powell. aud John P. Dulaney, ESQ
OF Loudoun. who have Witnessed their supe-
rior utility tn Thrsshing; but Immediately AZ
a.. YER harvest. Msehine will be sent 20 each
or che above named counties, when those
concerned will have an opportunity OF seeing
aad judging for Themselves.
HIRAH McvEfGH O. CO.
Midelsburs. Louaoun county.1
June 4, I635.--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
From a. Gsorsslo.cn .ussrepsiiiss.

BEAUTIFUL CuRiosIrY.-Thcrc has
been left IN our office, for the inspection
of the curious, n small enamel minia-
turc of the most exquisite finish, which
was turned up with a hoe. by q negro
slave. on the farm OF Mr.. Willard, West
moreland CO., Virginia. Our curios-
ity was raised when we were con-
fiden,ly assured by the owner that good
Judges had pronounced IL an undoubt-
ed original OF Sir w alter Raleigh. a sup
position. which a moments inspec-
tion of the style and features. served us
, 20 disprovc. IL IL the portrait of q
man OF quality OF the last century. ia
the prime of life. The features fair
and exceedingly handsome; the hair
dressed IA Ia perike." and highly pow
dered, with a bag. There is, on tho
head, French grenadier cap, trimmed
with gold, and point lace, and the figure
is envelopcd in rich manteau OF yell
low satin tied in front with q black
velvet bow, and splcndidly embroidered
with black satin and pearls, as heralds
would say, "enehoHoPe.' The NINA
ture is about the size OF half dollar.
oval. and as 4 work Of art is Of high
value. the printing, enamelling and
finish. being of the rarest beauty. The
colors arc delicate, and as fresh rs IL
painted Yesterday. We take il TO DO
the portrait Of French nobleman IN
his state robes, and notwithstanding its
small size, there is an expression Of
character in the features which is alto
gcther inimitable, and argues the hand
of 6rst-rate artist. Ii was probably
lost by an officer Of that army during
the revolutionary war. II was found
without setting of any kind in the forest
land, which was then for the first time
put under cultivation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

.fagiiRg .fncc9ole.-Two young gem
temen of Dumfrics, while cjoying the a
musement of fishing at DolswInton lock.
having expended their stock Of worms.
Sc, had recourse 10 the well known ex-
pedient Of picking out the eyes Of the
dead pcrches, and attaching them TO
their hooks--a bait which the perch
is known 10 rise at quite as readily as
any other. One Of the perches caught
IN this manner struggled so much when
taken out OF the water, that the unseen
though not unfelt hook had no sooner
been loosened from its mouth than il
came in Contact with one of its eyes,
and actually tore Il out. The pain &C.
casioned by this accident only made
the fish struggle the harder. until at last
it fairly slipped through the holders
fingers, and again escaped into Its ma
tive element. The disappointed fisher
still retained tho eye Of the aquatic flu
gitive, adjusted it on the hook, and now
again committed his line and cork TO the
water After very short interval tho
latter substance began 10 bob. when
pulling up the line, he was astonished
20 find the identical perch that had
eluded his grasp but few minutes be-
fore, who probably persisted by srai-
ioring his osca eyef
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Jeaerson( Ea.) Jockey Ciub,

lHE next meeting will commence Of the
- CIuofcourse. two miles from Charles
town, on Wednesday, Septembe AID, 1885,.
fis't days purse $500; four miles and TO.
peat.
second day. purse 5000, two miles and
repeat.
After which sweepstakes for } year old.
one mile and repeat. Entrance so bushel.
Of wheat. SIX entries and closed.
Third days purse $500; throo miles and
repest.
ssme day purse Of 800; best three in
Eve.
The money will be hung up ct the stand
on each day. ready for the victor.
WIN. CROW, Jr., TSeassrsy.
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INTERESTING Colon, in
speaking of the royal musical festival
AZ Westminster Abbey in 1884, relates
the following. II has a touching in
tercst. Incledon, II will be rccollected,
was one OF the performers at the festi-
val in l5si. There were eleven hun
drcd performers in all, vocal and instru-
mental.
Immediately came the Introduction
Of Hayden's Creation, in Solo Reel
ta,ivc, by MFR. Bellamy. ]'In the begin
ming God created the heavens and the
earth. and the earth was without form
and void, and darkness was upon tho
face Of the deep"
This-Mr. Bellamy took part in che
performances nj The festival OF t7St.--
he was one of the kings chorister boys
al that time, aud bis hie has been de-
voted 20 the profession OF music. lie
- bass singer OF high character. In
The doing OF this part be was evidently
embarrassed. Ills situation was pecu.
lar lie was the firt that appeared in
a solo before this imposing assembly, ON
an occasion, which, heretofore. has oc-
cured bot once in an age; and leading
la 81 important . production a. Hay
den Cfollion. lie vas not. as they
say. ga good voice. There Were mo-
rl combinations, which rendered Il
next 60 imp ,iblc that Dc should be
perfectly cli-pos'eNed. lie could not
leave out Of sight the part be took in
Shat very place 80 years before, Il was
natural fofh,n 90 ;hink where shall
be 81 years 20 comeS" lie fsultered;
lwa, afraid De- would top. The audi
cncc sympafhi1cd With him. and h..
noiWiihfandiny acquitted himself well.
IN bis subsequent parts be bad mofe
nerve. and wa FIRM.
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Parmaers' Warehousc.

Farmers Warehouse.
FFNHE subscribers purpose engaging IN .
u GENERAL OouMnnTssTo1E
BUSINESS. have taken the spacious Vet
low Wsrs-houss. 3. r. conner of South and
Pratt Streets, Bsltimore, end iiro-pr0oi ware
house on Commerce street, each on the track
% The Rail Road, where they are prepared
% receive consignmsnts q
Flour, Grain, Wool, Lea
fheT, &C.,
UPON which they will make liberal advances
when required.
Their geoeFal aequaintsnee With shipping
merchants snd manrfseturers. end their To-
cation being 10 the immediate vicinity where
vessels take N eargoes, will enable them 90
eject advantageous sales and make speedy
sciuTns.
w. M. BEATTY 4 co.
Baltimore. July -. ls35.--sn
REFER TO
Mr. Jscob senssbsy, Hfeekssssg,
William Casilsman, Z -. an
James Csstismsn. -'' Wynn
hes'r' Wilson & Anderson, yNsrdnssurR,
Ab'n s. hAodss 4 Co., .NidfIsfsrn.
Mf. 1eofse Hamphrsys, CisyIsstsra.
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C.RRPET

A SPLENDID assortment Of Rag, Cotton,
IA- fenitiau, and imported Carpsting, for
safe at X. &. JOS. J0BNSoH'S.
Camp Hill. Aug. 90, 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10
have never seen a Turk work if

! have never seen a Turk work II
there was possibility of his being idle
/ have never seen one stand, il by any
possibility. he could be seated. A
blacksmith sits cross-leggcd at the anvil,
and seats himself when shooting horse.
A carpenter seats himself when he
saws. bores holes, or drives a nail,
planes, dubs with the adj, or chops
with a Ratchet, if it be possible to do so
without standing.-[ Letters from Con-
stantinopie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

Il IS said ihc young Queen of pofl
gal pcrtnaciouly insists on having
Duke de- Nemours for a husband, t
England Is materially ayerpe b. her 3
lance with this handsome and nt
admired youth, - il would too ~
strengthen the influence u Louis
ippc. -
Progress II Siegm.--A steam eneiat
of ~ horse power has BEEN seat ont a
Van Demans Land, 20 be placed IL 5
saw mill
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I'he Esassemgc,. Cars

FAVE Harpers-Ferry, srsry dsy, for
Ia Frederick City and Baltimore, st ~
O'Clock. A. ~ returning, arrive at Hsrpers-
Ferry, every day. between l aud 2 O'Clock,
p. ~. Aug. 30, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-10

"a IL persoas having claims against the
- estate q TIE late capt. Jsoo6 Haynes.
-. .te rec iested 20 present thsn, properly az.
.1sp'icated. 70 The subscriber, and 80 per-
- Ildeoied ere notiasd that psymsht must
pe made wia,oat delay
SEPT ?, 1875 II
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straw, and some days afterwards sent
the Janissary To inquire after the poor
wretch--he was dead, and there was
no straw seen in his dungeon.
observed very decent looking
Turk in one Of the cells. Who had been
an officer in the Pacha's troops-he
complained bitterly OF hard usage-said
he was famished-sone DAYS he hal
only five paras' worth: and he talked
altogether SO nationally Of his condition,
that expressed my wonder TO the
keeper that he was not suffered TO 90
abroad. The keeper laughed at my
ignorance: you do not know" said
he, that when mad people appear
most quiet, they are always plotting
mischief" He illustrated his assertion
by story, which. il credible. certainly
shows the necessity of combining luna
tics, however mild in their appearance,
TO their cells at night.
A black man, who had followed the
trade Of butcher, had been confined
there many years ago: he was allowed
the range Of the house, with two OF
three others, whose arrangement was
attended with no violence. One night
the black butcher sccreted knife; he
induced another mailman TO enter his
cell, prevailed on him to lie dow n, and
then cut his throat; he calmly cut him
into quarters, and distributed the joints
about his cell as he was in the habit of
arranging his meat in his shop. He So
lici,ed the custom of his comrades; and
To those who were chained. he carried
such portions as they desired. The
keeper was disturbed by their. cannibal
rejoicings; it was the first full meal they
had had for many long day. On ex-
aiming the cells, he found one man
missing; he asked the black butcher if
he had seen him, and he replied that
he had sold the last joint OF him.
"Since that time" said the keeper,
Eve look out better, otherwise they
would eat one every day" / endea-
vored to ascertain the cause of the
madness of the present inmates; they
were thirteen in number. and all males;
four of them had gone mad from smo-
king haehis, an intoxicating drug, com
posed of the small pistils Of the flax
plant; five Of them had poison admins
tered 10 them, two of them in the shape
of inyigorating medicines; three were
religious monomaniacs and one had
gone mad after being bastinadoed.
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&c tbsi can charm a " hole cornfa-
ny By singing ard Al he age ~ lhirtt
has no cause 10 regret - dangerous 4
GIT. Is very extraordinary, and. /
may add, avery fortunate man.
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YELLOW Coma gentleman was
passing some time ago by a sandy corn
field, where every thing looked os bar
rem as desert, OF as some places used
to look in old times, where, as the story
goes, a hog would try TO pluck spear
OF grass, and fall over upon his back
during the operation, unable from ex-
haustion 10 RE. lie was struck with
the mcagre appearance of the corn.-
Instead Of being green and thriving, !,
had pale, sickly appearance. a lad
was trying 10 keep II alive by hoeing
AZ.
Boy, what on earth makes your
corn look so yellow
Why you fooll' said the lad, al
was yellow corn VIC planted"
The traveller whis.led and drove on.
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DefHii,op.-Thcre j. not bettorcV-
planaiion Of a word IN the whole III
Johnson's Dictionary than the follow
ing:
Hiai mules GeHflemqay-Thisq ucS-
ton J. often answered in a variety ol
ways. Tho stud. the wardrobe, the
bilouteric. the table. or the bank ac-
count Of an individual, are in their
turn considered by the many as the IN.
dications of gentleman. The follow
ing definition We End straying anony-
mously through ihe papefs:--"In the
true definition IL gentleman j, j. nDi
meant 10 draw q line that would bc ~.
sidwua, between high and low. rank
and subordinaiion. riches and poverty.
TIE distinction - a. ne mind who
ever . open. generous and bue.
whoever ! 81 humane snd aGable 30
mcanor. whoever j. honorable IN hin.
seB, and candid IN hs judgment %
others. and requires ~ iaw iut lr
word 20 make and fulfil az engagement
such q man Is a gentleman. and such a
man may be found among the hllcu Of
the earth.