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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
NATIONAL RESTORATIVE
Al L1arpcrs-TCrry.

al INrsprrs-L crfy.
= NilE 'u5toriber respectfully announce. 20
- tie Yuoho that DC has tatsn tie Now
horfr recently erected, opposite the Unusd
States AFseHll, IN tic iown OF iiarycrs-Fcrrv,
aud cited 20 re tower stony n ,is same as a
ffCafeFc' sjre 0lst AOftsfg Erofsse.
Every at'rau1n h.s been testowed upon The
arrar ,r'rrHts. arj 40 expense spared 10 raske
m.' i'itt .i'tuelt equal in po,uI Of taste and
pc''tlr'p siiou 10 a., ~ tie country Persons
who favor him vith visit. ua) therefore rr,t
assured 'I tetnr accommodated wish thv sailuus
pEITcFczE9 or TIKI SEASON.
served 81 tier order =: &c shortest notice. on
p..1-"t i,rias. o.. Bar - furnished with
" L'ta rHt Llti ."i,5 elected 10 the Eastern
cues oy orc 81 thr bee, judge, ip thr country.
without gari 20 Itico, aud Which for qualify
cannot rr surpassed
PORTER AID ALE. ether IN bottle, or on
qga.'y
tbGSl o. STERS now on hand. and con
stauti! 10 Dc hsl throughout tAe season.
J. u. HANNAH.
E7rrsr--s'rrtv. Sr.t 81 I-l1.
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Cash for .7@srocs.
tsantcl Go f'urcha =

a SMALL FARM. cr about lCU acre, ~
< 4 !e'', with u Proper proportion e wood
on - The ITfrotewrrt, must Dee com FORTE fs,
er.trrrias dwelling. barn, SC. coed vat..
d '"f gSass.!c. Inquire % the gre- o. 81,
L---e- Az 10. IL. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
y Eisf Of Ecfrcrs

&c tNAl>iNG IN ihe Post ubee a, sh-c-
hfftstoNn. Va. on The 1T ~ oc, I-1s
800 a "oi taken oat bei ole ,tc l., l,ru,r, 80,
"i'l be >cat l. tho General Post Ofico :, p,,i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
NEGROES vSaNTEn-

GtASJI FOX I1El-lJSOESs
y WISH 20 purchase - -oon - TO. ti, FiF-
u Ti NEGROES, for -hi,h nucllcri wall pay
higher price, in cash than ary purchaser ~
tAis market. Persons who may have ursfo,,
Ter sale, ate invited 10 cS'l and scs the m WIN
ehcstcr-or II iuconsei'icut To DO 20, are re-
q"e,ted To- ndjres, mo line, 10 which, I will
give imulsG date attention.
H. G. DANIEL.
Winchester, sept. %, lsJ7-tL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
VyIEsEZan1 CRRZy,

49, go - - -sa 81 -
80 Is l9ysar' q age, but small and apparently not
rore than - years Old He /, darL rnulatio.
with good suit cf hair holds himsel: very erect.
ta'her bow legged, excessively imPulcut caur.
l-talee AID manner. ard when vextd yluts Eis
'7' .r',--f Please, ,acrAs very much while
's'a'-c lie has a small ,car over one of Dos.
,.o-nTows, the .ht one o. we'll - rec Elected
l- - very Flar-Iblc, very !ksiy. b., pair of
stt eyes, raib.t % a yellow cast and &, *
ceed.rsiy capable, either ia he capacity cf a
h'a-e servant, tody srryari, lr l4tlcr, lie has
nee reiss 10 !'HE % w h'ns'sa City, IL, 'rr-
'rk'ours, A.c..a-g.1, aud Nke,lr-, "a their
as.s.es a'r tie C-ress AL GcGhtl,ss. d is "a
tH's believed Ae has made Li, way either q.
~ s-l' :icU city o. o. NI,ai..E.Na CT 81 psi.
!ads.l t4. w!'fe como az it, follow sers.r,s
nave saoe vi! give ss.J r-W..! ir ,lr
a'''e tssrribed negro boy, 90 tax o g cecr.L
30 l4at get Lim ss-ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-18
Eirgiisin. 10 vii:

JOHN C. WILSON. P. N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

~as ~eieome 10 tbe use OF nv ho.L.
and 10 such aid az ] could Afford L;m =
me Paseeuiian Of his studies. T'hs. nav
charge inr those young gentlemen who
we're able 10 pay me conveniently, was
one hundred dollars per annum, bns those
Hho could not afford this expenditure, 4
willingly received without charge. He
replied lhsI he had no money. snd could
only say. that after he should be qualified
10 practice. and had got into business,
whirh he hoped he would not be long in
doing. he would remit my fee from The
West lie set in accordingly. paying
hrs board. and providing himself with
clothing. BY taking class Of young men,
10 whom he gave instructions II nights,
IN Latin and Greek, and was never sb-
sent from the Office one day Tor three
years, Al which time he was admitted 10
the bar. lie now again took up HE cane
and bundle. continued his tramp over the
mountains. and sat himself down in The
then territory Of Indiana. whence he re-
InIlleh me, in small sums, from time 10
time. the whole amount nf my fee. I
wrote 10 him. declaring that I was IN.
willing 10 receive his money, and hoping
that he would consider me satisfied; but
he Insisted upon paying me every farihing.
And now that man is . senator in Con-
gress from the West, building up a we'll
earned fame among The AmPhyeiyons Of
the Union"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
YOUNG MEN, READ THIS.
A SCENE PROM "cLEwENr rALcoNgR."

SCENE PROM "cLEaESr FALcoNER."
Mr.. Crabbe. entered bis office late one
evening, after having passed from the
grave Ia the gay, in his usual manner al
the table Of friend. and throwing him
self into his own chair, "Clem." said
he. "lay aisle that hook, and lelus talk"
And the volume being deposited on the
table. he continued: ~ have turned GU,
OF my "iice number of very clever. and a
lew very distinguished men. and whether
you are To 60 in advance Of your preds-
cessors, or to fall behind them. must dc.
pend, in some measure upon nature, to
be sure. but mainly upon yourself |
was sitting in this place one morning in
The fall Of the year, when in stepped long
'ank. Timber young Yankee. His cane
was thrown over his shoulder, from which
depended down his back bandana hand
kcrchief, containing all the worldly goods
and clothes he possessed besides those
he had on. lie wore slouched beaver,
Ihread-bare coat, linen pantaloons, and
coarse shoes. and had travelled afool from
The mountains Of New Hampshire, on his
way 10 the West. But il had occurred
to him that morning. as he said. tina, be-
lure he arrived in the new States, he
would like 10 study The law, and request
ed permission to begin his studies forth
with in my Office, desiring me 10 state, al
The same time. what was tho customary
stu Tents fee in these parts. Somewhat
startled at the appari.ion, had thoughts
at first Of not receiving him; but there
was something in the quiet determination
"f his eye and the confident business air
with which he threw down his bundle.
and opened the subject Of his wishes. and
still mnre 10 the hardy enterprise and
hrmness Of purpose implied in the whole
"ondnc, of the young man. that pleased
ne exceedingly. and | told him that he
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15
Frmlh. Vera -. carsarls.
WINTER slELTERING OF AMI.
MAILS.


S,lamon says. "a righteous msn re
ssr.lelh the life Of his beast" And IL en-
irrs into this. properly. that he regards
his e9mf5rf aisa. have often been sur.
pti.ed and PANEL. al what appears 20 me.
IN maay lIrmsFs. 10 be an unmereiful re-
eardlsssnrss n The eomfaTI and health OF
iheir animals: particularly their colts aud
harned cattle; in not providing them with
shelter. IN the winter season. These an
imals are around q stack, az q distance
from ans shelter; or around barn. where
there is none except protection By the
sides Of The barn. from the diTecl force
Of the wind; these too. night and day;
through siarms nf rain and Of snow; and
whether The lhermn.Reier 10 above free.
ziag or below zero; and IN severe cold
weather. standing sliyering. and curling
up. xiIh evident signs Of discomfort and
suffering. N"w | would not ask far
m.r 10 build hauss. with psrlors in il.
AMI stoves 81 warn his animals; and with
h,ors carpesed, anil windows curGsined.
sal feather beds fnr them 10 sleep upon.
Ma such Thing: with all my sympathy fnr
their neglect aud suffering. but his |
would say.-give them Al least COW hous.
e.: aud So f.r as praclic .ble. stables. or
what shall shut shen up from storms and
Hlnd.
Another thing. pltea see barns and
cas- houses which are the mere ghosts
Of such shiag..-shingle. of; boards oil.
or 50 lar apart that they are very little
shelter from the cold: a door hing on
the side, edge Sise. before the place where
il ought to be hung. bona fide. upon him
ges, and capable Of being shut. Now
here are sicrealiasss aud cruelty, both TO.
ge'heE-Vsry ii company for each 9th.
er. Too.
heard a man, belonging in the next
town 10 where live, telling how much
his cattle suffered through one Of our late
winters; because the winters came On
suddenly. and before he had covered his
barn. Thinks 10 myself" land 1
aa sorry now ! did not say il. as we'll as
think ir) . Why. man alive! why did
~ you snatch every day that come. al.
Ter the first onset Of winler.--when you
could have worked with your grea. coat
and miIlens on without freezing. land
there we're such days. and either flush.
or put up slab-houses for the winter. Go
TO bed aud sleep quietly night after night
with your cattle and colts shivering IN
der the fences, and exposed to rain. snow.
and hail. for the want Of a little enter
prize and bravery Of the cold! Shame
upon you! Has a beast no sensation Of
cold. think you."
Cruelty, Of this sort, is bad economy.
Animals that SILVER with cold, and ucm-
bic from wea,her.beaIing winter, will be
lean and feeble in the spring.
For two reasons, aye! three,-should
man. who would be considered good
farmer, afford good shelters to his ami.
mails. ia the winter; 10 wit.-for econo-
my's sake; for mercy's sake; aud for con-
scienee sake.
A FRIEND To HoRsEs AND CATTLE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

May seaF Tirh soil
rxaheraal. nsiaEe's better blessings pour
0'sr every laad
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-15

In the village of Choke. Illinois. there
is church standing which was erected
by the tirsi French settlers. in 1893. one
bundled and forty years ago. The bell
that hangs in the sseeple was brought
over from France, more than ten years
before The church was built.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
g'vEsN EEsYsif.. Eys.rls6srg.

go, THE UNDERSIGNED has leased The
Ell ii above well known establishment, sltu'ted At
-.--41A the upper eud OF Nalu street, Lvn chbHrg
which has been the POSSESSION Mr. Paul Jones.
for the last five siN Years and Will take possession
oft ON the lst day Of January, 1883 He has also
taken thr l,rer THREE STORY BRICK BUILD
ING, immediately opposite tie liotrl which viii en-
able him 10 offer HE most satisfactory accommodation
to ladies, and also TO receive Two or three FAINT
lies rs boaricrs by the wear.
The subscribers TABLE shall he furnished with
the greatest variety which the market affords his Bar
with the bcst Liquors. aud his Stables with good
foracr and careful oSllcrS.
The WATER althe MON Hotel, issuing from
rock. is achnowicdced Ia be tar preferable Ia any IN
Lynthhurg, and is pare 'drly picasan: during the
summer months.
Tie subscriber pied .es himself to use every ever
ION eve satisfaction IL those "ho may pairoulze
HIM. both bnmdels and travellrr>-and he earneNt,
sohcus Il portion of the puEhc patronage.
ANTHONY W. CRENSllAW.
C. The Richmond Wing and hanawha Banner
will insert the foregoing advertisement w4w, and for
wand then accounts 10 this Once.
Dec. IL IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

TsNAkE NOTICE, thai on the > Irh day Of Frbrn-
4 arv next. ut the residence OF the Hon. Wm.
Daniel. near the town of Lyncliburs. shall move
the Judge OF the Cmcui; Superior Count OF Law
aud Chancrry. for Bc(ord, for writ of tertiorarl,
to remove an injunction, depending III tho County
Court oi}edlord. in which Won Plaintiff, and
am Defendant, from said Court, inio in" tmcuit Su-
perior Court ni Law and Chanccfs. This appca-
ton will be founded unreasonable delay,
and refusal Of SAID County Court. to hrat Il motion
10 dcsolyc said Injunction.
LEWIS STIFF, Admr.
of James Mcr deed
+ rirr1Iy a, MiW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

SisGuLAR-A lad, while skating few dtys since
on fte canal about two miles of this village dis
covered an open box under The ice containing a
double barreled gun and 107 sovefeicns fS5OO)-
The Sovereigns contained work purse, proba-
bic the sum total of worldly wealth of some adysn-
furious emgrant passing west during the past season.
IT0pne ScniinfL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
P0EIICAI..
SONG OF TIN ELsyD Girl.

SONG OF TRE EIsSD Girl.
rNBrRLr.
Earth speaks ia many from tie foar
Sd Of thr Mid cataract whose ceaseuss din
Shakes The far frest and ftsoundng shorr,
To The meek riealri which seems 10 win
slsmndtsf WY amid-t springs pleasant boseis
Singing It's q.ei song 10 charm eaihs painted
@-e flowers.
Earth speaks IN many ynces fiprp the sung
of the free bird which soafs heavens high
porch,
Al, on ip,'s full tlit it swept along,
To the low hum thu pakens shen the iofth
Summons the insect msriaIs olihe uisli
To sport then lt'le hour and perish IN ITS lighl.
Esrth speaks IN may Voices music bfrathes
Ia the sweet mutgru OF tiae summer breeze.
That pays ama tar hencysucke's wfealls,
Or ssrlls lis diapasoa IND the tfrrs
When ewes cold shadow steals or awHand ea,
Aud days glad nnls ,ivc lace 10 holicr n''n.
s'rcl>y
Earth speak IN man, rofces: and "a mr
Her every tonc wnh mrlody Is tangbi;
Her harmony Of riuis 4 may no, see
Bu every breath aNascs Sonre pleiStn tlot
While 10 mi q en such blls>iul sUund> art ei.cu.
Ny spirit DIV ell, IN gin, aud dreams Of yuudo lcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
go Dollars Reward.

~ ANYWAY FROM the subscriber. living in
4 Z Bedford county the 22d uIl. NEGRO
Wan NAMED AEgssgg.Es
SAID NEGRO is about IS years of agr, a very
black. low stout fellow ) feet or inches hinh
had on when he left sut of white leans and
white iiai. lie was raised ON SamueI Spcnccr's
estate, IN Nelson county, where have no doubt hc
is now lurking. viii give the above reward If lie
ifered to nc OF secured IN jail that get him
gam OF forty dollars II taken OF the State.
ELISHA PETERS.
Dec Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

rgNlIT subscriber hereby trndrrs his thanks aud
acknowledgements IL the public. Tor Their Tor
mrr patronage, and sohcits continuance OF the same
To the above finn: aud wishing 10 close Eis former
business as speedily possible hopes that all lndebt
ed, will call and makcimmcdlae paymrnf.
WM. L. LANCASTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
Jan. Il

NrIRGI\lt At rules held in the CLERKS Ohcr oil Tue
cult sup. inr III law and cinn"rrN Tor "'o (
Nelson. in the month of D'ccnbcf 1887. ,, cn,r
Rrharl e. Fortune and Mar, NJ his wife, Irvine "u m.
diam OF Susan IT, Guy, Lucinda Vaughan an ila'' ~" acnA
are twtnty .onc wears by George Vaughan hef Nv "a
i"'''"'7 ','"'o' una '''o''' N''"'7 WV plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

PorUL,n EprchTroS IssuRrp-the Emperor
Of Austria has issued decree. -" That no person,
male OF female, shall be married who cannot read
write, cipher. and make and cast up u common
account Itwcre to be wished that some Of our Re
publican law grers would borrow a leaf out of this
Emperoi's hook.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
XGDgsn, AClaD MY.

fRIllE exercises OF his Seminary for the wear
n 1888, will commence on the l>t OF February
and terminate on the 39h of Np,ember.-'The price
al bomd and tuition, including washing, bedding and
fuel, will be 81 90 og session Of months, payable
ia advance. The course OF instruction embraces the
Languages and Sciences generally, and is designed
"a prepare Students thoroughly ior COLLEGES and
Universities. There are al present few vacancies
which il will be desirable to till with Youths whose
edueatons arc intended To be liberal scaic.
Ia announcing the intention of Ic>umng their
cation the Subscriber, tender theiracknow Judgments
to then patrons for the grateful sense which they
manifest OF the improvement of their and wards
As to The general character of the Institution, refer
cncc Is made to Professors Benny castle. HARRISON
Emmct, Tucker, and DAVIS, otthc University OF YIN
gina.
The SEMINARY is easy ei access 10 Students com
ing from the North, or from the South, AcuC srat
cd abou, miles from the Richmond and Frccr-
ichsburg railroad Lctteis addressed to either of
the Subscribers, and directed 10 Concord Academy
Caroline County, will be promptly attended to.
\. {. COLEMAN.
+. w. COLEMAN.
}. d. COLEMAN.
Dec o. tl5F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
a. GREAT BARGAINS

a. GREAT BARGAINS. IN
\ INTENDING III short tImc To remove our pre-
u sent stock OF Goods to the house now occupied by
Nr, kerr. We are dCsrous OF rcducm. As much
rs possible previous 10 that time Ito effect which OBJ
ject We determined to offer great inducements To
those who may favor us with call. We would
particularly lns'tc the attention OF the public 10 our
Blankets. Rose. Dul:cI al Point: also To
our stoch OF heavy Woocns Of all KINDS, which we
Will sell unusually low for Cash.
IlORNER x WATSON.
m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

Letters from New Orleans 10 10Th saw the marx :
Ct has been swept Of Mess Pork at Sl4 per bril- Va
nous accounts state the crop of sugar as short and
probably not exceeding 60, 900 hhds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

Tn, Defendants, William, ricrnHii, aud William Garrett
,ni rr., hs - If, in eHtred their appearance ard
GA secl accor!ne 10 tn at Of Assembly ai the rules
81 t,i. rnnrt aud appearing b, satisfactory e'hn'r '
fl., arr not inhabitants His country u u nrefd ihAt
III, said defendants n alpeir here te first day OF iehAt
ts,, md tie o4ilnl and amended hi7 "lh ram
an and f II COP, af tbs ord y be forthwith inserted III
., ur, nfint d IN the of L. nchbure Tor two
mouth. suecrs,scy and posted Al e from 1oofo t' court
house in IL lid town.
Copy-fcsr, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

project has been started in the West Tor the
construction OF second Canal at the Falls Of the
oh'a. ontne Indiana shore. The present canal, on
the Kentucky side, has paid dividend for the past
year Of ID per cent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
E;A's'ss NE

A WAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER. about
n the 10th of October last. 4 RsissNiaLE
cow, with a0rac Waite Oh enc Of her
FinniN,, bur which. is not recolIectrd, about ; or
or-z~y-S-sge years old, flesh marks do not rcco-
nEHs AaasaaNs Iec. Also, Brindle E:TEs., "a
M&1K bout year old at rhaltme. unnark-
s2ss.aAEEz.z ed \ reasonable reward Miil he gwen,
for the delivery of the said C0u*anh Calf, /" me,
81 to William Jones' at the l.ynchburg rnil-hrldse.
ItIOS. II, SNEND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

.Si.a'0e5 EOr Safe.

A BOY 10 or II years old, likely atd valuable,
y one Woman % wears old. very valuable, with a
beautiful boy or9 months DID, for further partlcu
lars, enquire at this Office
February |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15

The average number of hands enploy.d on the
rupiic Works uf the State OF Indiana during the last
year was 5,s2l. The rate Of wages was from $50
SCI per month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
.N'OE'sd'E.

NN7E arc now and shall be offering, till the LIST
W day OF March, our very large assortment OF
very valuable Dry Goods, at extremely low pfl' es,
forCASll or lnr NEGOTIABLE PAPER; Mer-
chants & Consumers will find Goods at very redu-
ccd prices, if early application is mao'.
F." JAMES G. III NJ & 60.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
Eighf so ten thousand Apple srions,

Offhe most choice selections, made ~ Mr.. Etche-
son. aud being his cnfire grating fOr le3b, all oi
which offer inr sile at Reheson's priccS.
For single Tree = cents, f,r onr hnudred SD,
and faf three hundred or nure - 50 per hun
dfed
Mr.. Riehrson. regardless Of expense and iron-
bic, was ye,y particnar III making ms selections from
Fruit bearing Trees. frnm the Gardens OF Mr.. W.
Prince Long Island. MessrS. -. u {. Landicih
Philadelphia aud ". krurch. ot Boston, hose So
lrefiuns embrace the choice Fruits oi the " Odd.
\ Label will b. afixe to each KIND al IRE, sold
defining tie quality. FRED'k. W. lsBEl.L.
y. i. Aus person shin. catalogue can have
one mailcd II him, requesting me 10 do 50.
February Vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-15
From NJ caro- nj II dIchmaa.

spruce Young gentleman OF pur Acquaintance
jn.i from C"Iiec". will the greatest contempt ior
svery thing hul the classics aud literature. Wis m
duccd by iame 10 ei' certain village belle tn mat
ter where. lie iouuda beautiful sil--weil diessrd
va. and polite ia manner. aud finely spoken ~ all
the pri, matters that tfn the basis cnascf,
IN every day sucltty She WIS cheerful, good m
tnrcd aud modest aal, moreover. she rs r,ei.
Our tniirar ricni VI, crriptutcd lac raycd about
Diana and Grr,iau llrlrr aud the Muses. aud t,r5-
ccs In shuri, lie WIS ulovt, or At least tlsou ut
himself -, and had already begun INDULGE IN rt,i-
furious anticipation ofu.afrmouial bis. But itmk-
oa tn the npshot Having made mp ms mInd that
she was "pcricct pa>i ri parallel" he casually ASH
ed her which ni the ancient HEROES WIS hci a.
varitr j! Now ihisWas Grcck t. Miss Sarah bn,
Determined 10 "ct oui OF tie soape BY generality,
she answered thai SHE had not made M hc NM, M
tn" subject. =" Whirh ID yon mos, adnIilr." m
quircd the classic bean, " Cd,ar or Po,apegI" Now
this aS she thought. WAS getting hnme agin. " c..
shc replied, excellent good negro - ca1-
deuer and house servant. hut Pa Says Pompr, /.
much the bes, field hand
1.-The poor collceian hal been taken M into mi,
heaven in balloon, aud suddenly dashed to earth
he could not have been more shocked than he va
by this display of ignorance. son OF Iatona, sal.
he I. himself, "iby harp is mute IN -" II,
seizS the first opportunity o escaping his room
and resumed the study OF Ciccro dc dpicttjd. lie i
now bachelor oil thirty nine.