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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

All there are memories that will not yanish
Thoughts Of the past we have no power to Danish
To show the heart how powerless mere will,
For we may suffer, and yet struggle still.
1t is not at our choice that we forget,
That is power no science teaches yet,
The heart may be dark and closed-up tomb;
But memory stands ghost amid the gloom
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

A person in Owestry mpertincnty accosted the
late Bishop Of Aseph as follows =" My lord, does
the devil wear wig like you, or is he bare-headed;
" Wait while my mas," sad the prelate "and
YOU shall sce'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26
THE RUIN MIN

All sad lis TO se8lhe deck
Dismasted Of some noble wreck;
And sad to see tiIe marble stone
Deiaced, and with grey moss oergrown
And sad 10 see the broken lutc
For aye TO see its music mute.
But What is u'e. or fallen tower,
Or ship sunk in its proudest hour,
To awe and majesty combined
In their worst sliape-the ruined mind 2!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

=
Our path when wont On stray;
Stream from TIE iount OF heavenly grace!
Brook by the trayliefS way
Bread Of our souls. wherein we feed,
True mamma from ON high
Oar guide aud chart, wherein We read
OF realms beyond the SKY.
Pillar of fre-ihrouch watches dark
Or sadient cloud hy day
When waves would wheIm our tossing bark
Our anchor ami our stay
Poe-Star ul HES tcmpestuOuS deep
Beacon when doubts surround,
Compass by which our course We keep
Our deep-sca lead-to sound.
Riches in poverty Our AID
In every needluI hour
Uushakea roch the pilgrims shade,
The soldiers fortress tower
Oar shield and bucbler in the fight
Ntenry's triumphant balm
Comfort IN gucrl in weakness, might
In sitlness-Gead's balm!
Childhood's prcccpior manhood's trust!
Old age firm ally
Our hope-when we 20 down 70 DUST
or immortality
Pure oracle Of Truth Divine
Unlike each lah.cd dream,
Given forth from Delph's mystic shrine,
Or grove of Acudeme
Word Of the EVERYTHING God
win Of his Glorious Son
Without thee how could earth be trod,
o. heaven itself be won
TINE DAUGHTER REQuEsr.
My father, thou hast not the tale denied
They say that ere noon Tomorrow
Thou wilt bring back radient smiling bride
To our lonely house of sorrow,
lshoull wish thee 10Y of thy coming bliss,
But tears are my words supprcSsng;
Think on my mothers dying kiss,
Aad my mothers parting blessing,
vt tomorrow hope to hide my care,
xviii still my boSom's beating,
AMI strive to give to thy chosen fair
Akind and courteous greeting.
ShcNylIl heed me- not IN the Joyous pride
Other pomp, and flIends, and beauty:
Ali little need has a new made BRIDE
OF daughters quiet duty.
Thou slycst her costly gems, they say,
Whel thy heart first londy sought her:
Dear laGer, one nupta gift pray,
BcstoW on thy weeping daughter.
My eye. even now, on the treasure falls,
cove, and ask no other
1t has hung for years On our ancient walls
lis the portrait olmy mothcr'
Tomorrow when all is in ftstal guse,
And the guests our rooms are filling,
The calm meek gaze Of those hazel eyes
Might thy soul with grief be thrilling,
And gloom on thy marriage banquet cast,
Sad thoughts Of their owner giving,
For fleeing tWelycmonh scarce has past,
Since she mingled with the living.
If thy bride should weary or offend,
That portrait might awaken feelings
OI the love of thy fond departed friend,
And is sweet and kind reycaIngs;
Oi her minds commanding i)rce, unchecked
By feeble or selfish weakness,
OF her speech, where dazzling intellect
Was soHcned by christian mcckness.
Then, father grant that once tonight,
Ere the bridal crowd's intrusion
| remove this portrait from Thy sight
TO my chambers still seclusion:
II will nerve me to.morrow's dawn 70 bear,
Il will beam on M protection,
When ask Of Heaven, III my lacrlng pray
To hallow thy new connection.
Thou wilt wakcn, father, in pride and eIcc,
70 renew the ties once broken,
Bun nouGht upon earth remains TO me
Save this sad and silent token.
The husbands tears may be few and brief
lie may woo and win another,
But the daughter cIngs in unclangng erie
To the image Of her mother Ar
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

The following decision Of Judge McKSLEY
is likely to have an important bearing:
IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-A question Of great
importance came up yesterday before the Circuit
Court Of the United States, now sitting in this city
and was decided by the Court, Judge Mckinley,
Of the supreme court Of the United States, presid-
ing The Carrolton Bank, banking compa.
ny chartered in Louisiana purchased in Mobile,
through an agent, bill Of exchange, which being
unpaid. the bank brought an action against one Of
the parties to the bill. The Court decided that a
bank corporation Of another State could not make
a contract; in this State for want of capacity 10
contract; and therefore, that the bank could not
recover on the bill. The case will 90 I'd, as we
understand to the Supreme Court Of the United
Estates where the question will be settled.
1 Inc above decision mas produced great ex-
fiiement here, and is the subject Of general con-
Fersation and alarm. Its ruinous consequences,
Eifit be sustained, can scarcely be imagined.
Mobile .Msreanhie ,7dreriisr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

great sensation has been created IN London.
by horrible circumstance that recently occur
red. young man named Allison, and girl nl
~, with whom he cohabted agreed 10 take pol.
son, as they could not find means Of subsistence.
They swallowed laudauum, Of which the girl
died. but the young man survived. He was
brought before one Of the police officers, where il
was charged that he and the deceased having
resolved TO die together, had swallowed equal
portions Of laudanum for that purpose, but he was
made sick by the poison which be goided, and
thus escaped with life; while Tie deceased perish
ed The officer stated that he had on searching
the prisoner, lonnd on hun a paper containing
what he had written within the last two days. X
was produced and read rs follows" Oh! pow
crty, poverty! what would i not make any one dot
Death Is better than staryatlon--ten times better
than 10 llnger out painful and miserable exist
tence and at last 10 die Of starvation, while those
who ought to relieve US arc rolling in wealth. Is
il % be wondered al that we starving creatures
| should prefer death TO fe on such termsl no!
death Is better Of the two--to die in each others
urms--to sleep TO death. Oh! God, thou Know
est did not kill her. oh! my dear, Emma, would
to God had gone with you Oh! God, thou a.
lone who knowest the Utmost secrets OF our hearts,
look down with mercy upon poor peniten; SIM
ner Grant that the eyes OF my prosecutors may
be opened, and that they may show mercy towards
me, Tor thou alone kuowest that did not admin
| lister any poison to my poor loving Emma. OH!
God loved her too well to injure her. Have
mercy upon me, now have not friend in The
world. Would that had died IN thy aims as We
intended" He was committed to Newgote TO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-26

Why are shinplosters like loafers : Dye give
il up Because they are worthless
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

On the oath instant Mrs Sarah H. Gould, 10 the ls year Of
The .rds Of Inc family are respectfully invited IN attend
her frners is afternoon at nsf Jour- fre les Forsyth
o. ansrnes f9h instsnt ~ short Illness
Mrs Margaret o jams Jackson J In the SD year OF
On The 18Th Instant Hannah NJ, daughter OF W. r Merrs
o. he 10 instant, Louisa b. daughter Of Daniel y. Miller
aged vs. months. .
Crotnn 18th instant in the e4tl yesr e bis age, Mr.,
Abrsn Travis only u Nj Sioren Travis, formerly q
this ttiy.
At Bssion Monday morning the l7h v slant Miss War
fha Foster rgtd daughter ~ The late Ron ~
81 PorsnUu d, H. the late editsr OF The Chfstan
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21
m d N M Y M "A AZ X Il T..

sept S6--B r. MI.
Al The stock exchange heavy action has followed The
s rally we poiced yesterday ances and the prces f
these stocks bave down with
day ed Hudson fen of per cents s,ucky clo
sea per CO nj under The OF yesterdays yckburs reced
ed per cent Mohawk per cent Paterson per cents Har
laem declined 2per cent and NJ X. per cent panic
seized Stoningon and sales made per cent upder
The close OF Yesterday AT close "a more-62
was the close OF eserday Long Island per cent
Business generally very slack consequence any,
'ety with which the arrival Of the Great Western is
and which will doubt settle the question Of the state of The
corn OF Great Britain Some idea the vast
this subject may be formed from that he trade in
the English uns IS estimated AT about ESo 900 per day.
about 600 year. while the whe al e;tjma
ted at 400 00e The daily age ade !. Me-
York bat few thousands AMI whea take into conae
ration how much the price OF labor Tx the great
ng strcte depends the price of cad prospect Of
rious deficiency IN crops may well be cause of alarm
and far serioussv to England socially and Political
ly than uld failure ofour crop us II tber.
fore subject above all ohxs which All cts the r,o.e
ket OF the metropolis of the world and becomes every
successive OF vital importance this country
one the progress of which Requires closely watched az,
s,udied by person whose as
extensive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

NossoEs.-Tbc latest Information fron the Mo-.
mons >, that 10 Smith, Jr. had agreed 70 surrender
himself % TIC civil authorities, bot that Lyman
Wrgh' sul heid oUt an refused 70 surrender We
- me- leala that any further proceedings have been
bad on either slde, and tho prospect now i that lhe
whole VII pass Over L smake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21
Autumn.

There is fearful spirit busy now,
Already have the clemens unturled
There hanaers; the great sea-wayr il unc,~.x
Ih~ cloud comes the fierce winds begis To hio,w
About, and bliEdly on their errands co;
And quickly will the pale red leaves be bprl a
Frem their dry bougbs anu all the forest wcrid
Stripped 81 It's pride, be like desert show.
love that moaning music which hear
In the bleak gusts OF Autumn, for the sorI
seems gathering tidi Ks fron another sphere,
and In sublime, my sterious s. mpaihy
Mans bounding spirit GIBBS and sw. lis mora hgb
Aecordant ie the pillows lof,ier roll -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

Oh promise me to sise, love.
My songs in after years,
When the quiet eve shall bring, love,
The hour for blissfui tears;
WheH the busy world Is still, love,
And few dear friends are niEh,
When the moon Is on the hill, love,
And the stars are in the shy.
When the hearts where could dwell, love,
With thought of me may thrill
when the eyes that knew me well, love,
win silent tears may oil
"nen the few who neer forget love.
VIII fondly breathe my name,
VI snoald they blame aie yet, love,
VII love ms while they blame.
care not for the praise, love,
so sw eet 10 mipstrels' ear,
For the lanreior the bays, love,
The critic or his sne~r;
For the plaudlts wealth can buy, love
Or the wrea b that fame may bring
II yon'llsing them waen you sigh, love
And sigh them when You sing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21
State OF Trade,

The great activity which xised the drv goods ,r,d..s
suddenly dropped of snd unusual stiffness in h
creased The southern poris from mr. Sins r.
tain the unusual queness which has this
The manufacturing districts in New England Scp,b and
West hRvs not received ffclent
The grocery auctions do great decrepse /,
animatono the contrary they ed and DR.
well maintained. An
tomorrow by Hoffman u Co.
RREADsTuFFs OF our again little higher a.a
the demand still good for taon; but The sudden rise Ii
this article is We think no, esrey dependent upon any in
of the mills IL the
timed and extreme drought and also the ws from
Lower Canada Tn respect TO the OF the weasel has
had effect. We have from Eurons tar
render certain that wheat viii there oaiaa prize 10 war
large shipments prices hut should The fearful
anc pators OF the dealers al latest true
those the Prussia Poland srnapy and
IN, Baltic regions will have than for b
OF the Continent including Portugal ard Sn.in in
which two latter counss the Consumption ever vre,sr
than the production This together with sha,,
OF the Canada crop, will leave Great Ri ar chi, 10 a.
pendent the United States for making her
in whlcA our present prices be even
represented be- Al CT ass,on on the ,b m. r,
unseted-2f0 bbs Virginia brough 8s rs 40 a,
Baltimore corresponding advance in eur lad taken na@s
70 that which has oseurre here mp TO hs sh prices
Sales OF prne red wheat wheat at al 90 anil
small lot OF white ~ o5 Sales from Al 10 nj AZ
per bnshsL Rochester on the i5I, supernne -four was
RICE -Soue sales ct this article continue be made M ,ra
vous rates A. Charleston, the l5h brisk busres M
doing w,houiehargs in prices which were We quote
CorFEE-1he Of this article contipus 10 Email %
Tor consumption We quote former rates , Rrs !,
al2ac Lsgusyrs, NJ alE Cuba, Cnbs, H. Al Charlesfou
the 18Th 2e bags Cuha hi from 10 To- IIr We 80.
Inferior fair 10 lie; good fair prime IL IL
L. AT BaiuHSore the 18th. Oe Gags al pva,, al.
were seld al 10 la
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

BENJAMIN FRASKLIs.-The printers are preparing
to build monument over Their disastrous brother Of
the craft, Franklin. Boston has honored his memo
" by placing obelisk the grave Of his father
and mother, and the citizens Of Nantucket euardul
Of all that pertains TO identified with the renown
of his GENTRY are about erecting some durable me
moral over the maternal grandfather md grandma
her q the patriot Peter Folgr and wife whose
ashes are now sumberng n the neglected graveyard
on Mauaket on that lsand.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

THsP ESSsYLvANiA.-The Norfolk Herald Of Mon
day states that the U. 8 ship Pennsylvania was on
Friday afternoon extricsted from the mud and brought
back 10 safety 70 her moorings. without removing
gun, or dschsrpng gallon Of water
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

Go Tuesday, lshnstant by the Rev wm. Adams Mr. ID
vd bond Of Clinton ~ - TO Miss Mary daughter on husus
tus Spencer, OF this city,
On Tuesday evening" by his honor the Mayer James De-
grauw BroUkyn 10 Sarah t. daughter OF sem borces,
Of Shire wSllury, N. J,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

CO The Po,,awottomes are reconced, and a
thousand Of them. according 10 an Indianapolis pa
per, commenced their emigration TO their new homes
west, under the U. s. agents, Sept. 5.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

CANADA The Quebec Gazette says il understands
that some o. the patriots mean ts return to Canada
emboldsnsd by the declaration Of Lord Broueham
that they cannot be hanged, III they feel very de-
termined on the subject" says the Quebec Gazette,
1--WE would advise them to get some one Of the party
whe can best be spared whs will consen, to make
the experiment, for when once man hanged, il is
not Lsrd Broughams declaration that will bring him
to life again. liza law clearly expressed and made in
virtue Of Act Of the British Parliament no, law
We de not know what is law"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

ASo1HEr GAtE-At Norfolk lsst Saturday and
Sunday, the wind reshened up into smart gale the
tide rose very high About noon on Monday, the wind
vsered more TO the N. ~ w. and nermitted SEINE of
is violence. II stated that fourteen vessels were
wrecked al Ocracoke, durlng the late yale.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

CouSrgRFEIrs.-Neteso Of the Manufacturers am
Mechanics Bank OF the Northern Liberties, altered
from IS to $40 are in circulation In Philadelphia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

DJ7 The boundary commissioners, Messrs. Dean,
Norton and Irish, are nov in Bangor, Ne, and We
understand are making ARA ngements 10 proceed
without delay TO the line, under instructions from
Gov Kent pursuant TO the resolve Of last winter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

TREAT IL AsrIcr A7Iss.-Mr. John q Adams
is to deliver the Introductory lecture before the Boston
Lyceam IN October
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

Madame Augusta, and Corps de Ballet, are
announced at the walnut Street Theatre, Philadel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

The new British Barracks al Fort George, on thu
Niagara, have been destroyed by fire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

% The Bevidere (Delaware) bridge is now So
nearly completed, that carriages will be permitted L
pass upon II on Monday next, oath inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

ge The Ohio, "a, the finest model Of Eckford's
skill, but whose keel never poughed her native ele-
ment bat in going hence to Boston, when she walked
like thing of life is, we learn, rapidly getting ready
for the Mediterranean. The gallant Hall will COM
napd her.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21
CASTLE GARDEN.
On ERInhY ExEninG. :, n,enb,


W. STANTON respectfully iaforns bis ftieEds ssd the
pahlc be has arrangements with Mr. Marsh, the
OF he Garden for Bene6 on the above evening" on
which has pared neither labor expense in
preparing superb collection Of FIRE WORKS OF splendid
designs with chemcas ceored Fire
and he trusts the pieces on the present eve
pns wi, worthy Of the patronage OF generous public
The epines will at haf pas
oe rk with signal rockets at Intervals During
afu military will execute some select pieces music
AIS ocleek Air Bell III make his grand sscrnso. uponihs
wire surrounded by fireworks
Atbslfpast o'cl0ck, a Marine Signal Light
Anew ard oerh piece called the Chinese Piantap Tree
Rockets with crimson Green, orange and purple stars,
and favorie piece, styled the Pyramid OF Italian
Streamrrs.
by desr', anew and nsgnscen, piece called the Ksedo.
scope.
upwards u two Thousand IN on
nuang lis greatest altitude splendid chssdcer o goes
4, r dropping TO the err y.
Rockets W VI serpenis, strrsners, &C.
Flight of Fanfaunads. Rockets with csrmIne rleteors
new nutroc metamo -phos piece, ted the Star Of
PoYsd.
Rockets with green purple and crimson stars.
An entire aaa superb piece called the Lovers Token
or Cupds Fro'ic
Pgbi OF Fsntsronndes. Rockets with csrrne meteorS
new splead piece called Saturn and his Satellites
Rockets csrminc meteorS
In 81 the excited admiration of the new add
sp udid piece It's last will by request
brougbt this exhibition call the Cross OF Malta
For particulsrs see smali bills
Ambulance 50 cents children under u years bali price
ag1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

Mr.. Forsyth is announced as a candidate for the
Vice Presidency on the Van Buren, ticket.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

% There has been another desola,ng fire at
Mount Stirling Kentucky /, occurred in the night
of the 9th. About ten buildings chiefly stores, were
rapidly burnt to ashes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

The Richmond theatre will shortly be opened un-
der the management Of Dir. George Jenes and Mrs.
Cporye Jonsg
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

tbs FUR TaADE.-According to the ST. Louis Ga
zetle, the value of skins and furs shipped from that
city during the past year. should be estimated at
about s4000 /, is farther stated that the number
and prce of each kind shipped will not vary material
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21
.InHN IA TIE

rv Respectfully informs his and the public that he
has take The ~ Cedar 81 doors Broadway
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
where the s,rcea attention r be paid to cuisines in ali
s var au, branches aud hopes by keeping selection and
constant succession " the mt approves and fashionable ar
tice og, Their With The searess and suitability Of Workman
Shlp and elegance g. merit shnr.
public Taircn gr, whch has heretofore been 90 braliv
bestowed on Fm.
anug Ms sincere thsnts 70 his old friends ami IN
solri lie ~ ones, ~, state tsi tLase
eptle who wish 80 furnish hfr rioh ~ rty ~
every attention bpti paid ~ their orders.
The o. moderats ehstpcs 'or rronpt payment
a. london and PARIS FASHIONS ftcciv, nosthtv
m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

Captain Joseph Pisrce and Jedediah Banks, ESQ,
have been appointed Inspectors Of STEAMBOATS, for
tho port of Cincinnati under the late law Of Con.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

PEsaASsHiP.-This elegant and indispensable sci
may be acquired at the office of Mr. Brstow lis
Broadway, by an application of twelve hours only
When il is considered what vast advantages may be
derived by the man Of business, in after life, by the
acquisition of this useful accomplishment and the
comparatively trfing sum, which, by refereRce to
Mr.. BIS advertise in another column, required
for It's attainment, il IS astonishing that any member
Of the community ehould neglect to avail himself Of
the present opportunity.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

statuary Marble equal to that Of Carara, in
Italy is said 10 have been discovered in the Cherokee
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

PHESoNEsos.-There have been no wrecks on
Key West Tor months.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

PuBLIc AND PRIVATE ECONOMY. BY T. Sedawick.
Harper g. Brothers-An excellent little werk, emf
nen,ly qualified for extensive usefulness. lis admo-
nons are plain and forcibe, and amply support
cd by facts that cannot be questioned. They are
aimed against extravaganza, the existence of which
among US is amply demonstrated and the fruits Of
which are shown with candor and ability. Such
books do good. and we are glad TO see them pub.
lished.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

WRETcHED SurERsTITIeN.-The schoolmaster is
far from being abroad and the liberties of the country
far from being secured by education, when such
events as are related in the Abingdon (Virgina)
Statesman of the Sh can take place among our po-
pula,on. An unoiiending free mulatto named Yates,
near that town, while riding home on horseback, was
brutality shot down and killed by an old white man
named Marsh, (since arrescd) on plea that Marsh,
who was suffering from Kings Evil, imputed it to
spell, or charm, put upon him by Yates.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-21

ARREST NJ De LA FLEUcHRLlE.-The French
Vice Consul under Indictment for abdueting Marsaud
and RAYMOND, was arrested yesterday afternoon at
his country residence in Bloomfield, New Jersey, and
placed in custody of the sheriff. La Fleuchee re-
fused TO accompany the officers to this city, which
will render reqnis,on necessary from Gov. Marcy
upon the executive Of New Jersey for his surrender.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
CASTLETON SEMINARY

TIME fpng aDd summer crm VIII conmcnco Oh
i the Gisl Wc3audpy oi March noxt Tho slgdirs
assigned thu Term besides the ordinary English bran.
ehcs, Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology aud Nat
urai Theology. during the nrs quattrr Natural and
Moral Philosophy, and Botany, during the second. 10
stru,inn ~ these lTauchts Viii We cYmpsniod with
plain illustrative Lectures. htrac'ons viii ais" 10
,,ycu % The FrtaoA lpnsungr, &u-c, Drawing, Chi
ussa onl NJ 2zainto Painting. and IN wax dowtr RS bnd
fruit Particular ottculion will be paid 10 the science
e Language. Composi'ioD aud Defamation, 10 oyefy
department Of in'ruoiion IT vll be prominent beet
o make accurate IN ready sclo.lrs To- clltyAio IN
w puuil-, rLaN inlnlllelua! AMI n- ral h- lAM.