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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06
GENTLEMEN'S =
CAST OFF 10th N o q n T
and the fur value given in cash, by

No. 22o Beecker street, Carnine street.
yoRk
1T Knowing there persons who make great puff in
her advertisements for OF Cothng aad who in many
cases no, give the full value fer the l. will as
sure those Geneaen who may have such articles y he
may send for him ri their receiving the very
most value in cash for every article.
n. line through the post .tcs otherwise, the
above address, will meet with due sueauoa. j6-3rs
p TENPERANCE EAIINJ HOUSE, corner o. Mas
san and Ann SITS bv VI. PkTTlNs0N.
variety OF hit dishes from sunrise until 10 o'clock n
night
6 venson Steaks Roast Turkey, Goose Duck aaa Chick
ems. during the season, j6-Sts
NJ LARGE lot OF FIRST rate singirv CANARY BIRDS
will se sold al allow price, and hrst MoCKNG BIRD,
which every day. will be sold at Mrs Chevers
ner Of Nassau ssd Fu'tcnss ew
EURNIsHE ED LODGING ROOMSslso let
IT Terms moderate. Apply $50 Nassau street i6-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

THE LADIES respectfully invited 10 4
anime the Subscribers stock OF Lynx Genet and Squire
capes p~eriys muf, boas, neck ties and down Trim
Also acomplee Of ladies' and misses bea
bonnes variety OF shape and color made fine
fur bodies warranted upervous His bonssu
taken he both the Fairs
Gentlsen informed thst they win fad always en- hand
medium and short beaver and s hats ofb estes fashions
Ase Outer SEAL and other fur caps Of every, Youths
and cldrens hats fur and cloth aps All the above goods
will be sold the reasonable wholesale
tail SYLVESTER TsTTLp.
Ne 2c9 Chatham Square, near the Bowery. n49ms
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c1E T6 ~ rs.

IL CUkE OF CONSUMPTi0N-A gentleman, Whose
and residence will give shiBg H. hut wso
does not wish hoating about IN The public press comsni-
Gates thus HE has sesa III for about with cough,
occasoued by cold and sttcnded With severe psn
the side and chest, rsiss about pint day tom te
lungs, korness Of BREATH emacstor swes az times
raising OF blood He attended for csg time by The rst
physicians 10 this city, who finally said hey could 90 No more
for bm he then reorted psent mede and OF these he
took myradsgivng all fair trial bst al was useless Al
length he took three bottles Of Dr. Tayios bssam Of Liver
healthy man. Ne willing to give any ntcrmaos Necessary
Ia sold. di1.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

sILvER-sgLvER-sI
TSmsl csange, such shkIngs sxpenres ten and I'VE
pieces be give. exchange rod halves quar-
delars. Apply tho aess Of this once.
ar GRAHAMs LECTURES ON CoURTsHlP AND
MARRIAGE by general request Mr.. GRAHAM VIII re-
peat his lectures Courhp add Marriage 10 the gentlemen
OF this This marriage will be given on Friday
Evening the Chatham Chapel Lecture on Courthp
on Saturday evening al the plsee.
Admttance Is cents for each lecture, Tickets the door
few days j45t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

DILES-PILES-DRH ALE'S Pile Ointment Is a pos
1--we cure for the piles In three days time Sold by j. IL.
Hart corner Of Chambers street and broadway r Burnett
3 6b avenues r. M Guoin Of Bowery and Grand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06

MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.-The Nspo-
w leon Cadets Ball will take place at Tsmmsny Hail. the
10th January 1888 by ordsr OF he Commiiee.
ALFRED fVERS, Sec'y.
~ B.-Further particulars hereafter dIs.Mw&s.3w-
CGsRs Cr.NTS-CE NTs-For sale Of exchange
~ large quantity OF pennies Apply at the desk OF this Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-13
CHAS. EUGENE EWARD

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF
IL Lynchburg and the surrounding counties, that
he has lately arrived from Phiadelpha, and that 1t
is his intention TO locate himself in this place for
the purpose Of pnisuinR his professional business OF
Watch aud Clockp,aking and repairing on the best
and most approved principles. Having served a
regular apprenticeship To said business ia France and
Switzerland and also having received his instructions
from the most skiIini artists of the above named
countries, he is confident that he give general
satisfaction to all those that will nrust work IN ms
hands, to be done in the most woIkmanlike man ner
and on ,he most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop in The house occupied by
Miss Hedernan, where he will attend to all work
put in his care.
All Kinds Of seapemenis, viz: Nirguel; Lever
Duplex, Chronometer, Musical, Horizontal Lepine
aud Vertical Watches.
All watches made or sold by him will be warranted
to keep good time Tor series of years, without any
charge to the purchaser, except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired by him. Which are warranted, VIII
be kept free of additional expense for the space OF
year from the delivery II properly taken care Of
n. u. A fine and large assortment Of Gold and
Silver aud plain Watches Also, ecion Of Jew
elry,
july % 3mt
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Bedford Female Academy near
Liberfy, va.

l. ed at any period ofthe Course and will be har.
ged rateably 10 the time. To avoid deranging the
organic alton Of the School, there will be Vaca
ton. until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French, 50 dollars per an
mum. Board, washing, lighrs and fire. $40 per
month Italian or Spanish, $40 per anuum Music,
$40 Embroidery, colored and white, SIS. Pupils
furnish their own Bedding. To those from dis.
lance, 1t can be supplied, at moderate charge.
Summer Uniform. This will consist of Robe of
Pale blue printed Cambria. the figures small and
close: Capes of the same : Pantalets of white A.
prons oil brown French Linen. edged with blue Braide
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern trimmed with
Sky-blue: Green Wells Jewelry and Embrolderies
prohibited, as well as all fnery in general.
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON
March 10 WITS
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TRUST SHE.

A CCORDlNG to the provisions of Deed of
L a Trust exeouted by Samuel Bufch TO the under
signed, dated on the 18Th Deer. 1882, and Of record
IN the Hastings Court OF ynthburg, to answer Ger
purposes expressed in said deed viii be exposed
to sale at public auction for cash, Saturday, the
9TH day OF September next, the Market House, in
the town of Lynchbnrg, the following Slaves, Tor so
many of thcn may be necessary to answer the pnr
poses of said dccd,) VIZ Washington, carpenter by
trade, Moses, Amy, Mira and her TWO children
Maltha and Eliza. Acting as Trustee, such lule as
is conferred by the sad deed, will be given 10 the
purchasers and other.
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
Aug. %. wtds
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C.E.R Y.ELK,$. sc.

8 AN1NG determined to devote my attention
n Il principally 10 the Carryall making business,
will cndeavour III future keep la nd AT my shop
supply OF CARRlALLS, with and without
Springs, made OF first rate timber and good work
manship. My situation being in the county, my
expenses considerably less than they would be IN
Lynchburg, aud having had 10 years experience in
the business, | make no hestancy in the assertion,
that | can s. / them much cheaper according to quail
ity than they can be bought in Lynchburg,or almost
any other town. will also make BAROUCUES 10
order Those wishing to purchase would do well to
give call before purchasing, | feel confident
shall give geueral satisfaction both in price and
quality.
My shop may be found in Amherst, 5 miles north
from Iyuchburg. near Ncw-liope Meeting House.
| will also keep hand for the accommodation Of
purchasers the best Carryal Harness, ut the lowest
cash price. SYLVESTER l.. BURFORD.
July 10 W3m
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demand Tor them. The lapse Of few yeafs Is alone
required To make the United States large produ-
Ger Of raw silk. and few supefadded viii ena-
bic the genius and enterprise of our reopie 10 COM
pete with the silk manufacturers Of France as sue
sessfux as they now do with the cotton factories OF
G,e,, B,,lain. Bah. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-13

Six Importatioas into The IT, S.-The official re
turns OF the Treasury Department show that in the
year S2l, the value of Silk imports INTO this country
was S4,4S6,o00. In the three successive years there
was steady and progressive increase in the amount
OF imporiaons aud in 1926 they rose to the value
oil Sl0299 600. From $40 to 1880 there was a
gradual falling off, the value of importaiiops in the
last year named being 1890, 900 In 1881. there
was sudden increase the importa,ions Of the wear
rising to Silly. 900 In 1892. '33 and al they
rose TO SIG 677 900, and in 1886 they reached The
large amount of 500 $50, 900. During the last veal,
1887. the imporaions fell TO Sl4 352 600 in copse
quence OF the commercial difficulties of the country
and althoug the latter amount is small when com
pared with the value Of mportatiOns of 1896 it is
nevertheless "A large item OF national expenditure for
the article in question. The official statements of
exports Of Silk goods from this country during the
same series Of years show that the annual average
shipped TO other countries only about 81 900 600
IN value, and consequently tina, very nearly the
whole amount imported is consumed by the people Of
the United States. IL is singular spectacle to be-
hold country which is admirably adapted in all
respects 10 the culture Of Silk as is our own, ,rbu-
tary, TO the amoun, of many millions annually, 10
the industry Of France But we are induced TO think
that The imports OF Silk from abroad have seen their
maximum, or al all events, that should they 90 high
err they will soon begn be paid for to no nconsd
cradle extent, by the raw material exported from the
United States The experience OF the last year or
two has proved that the mulberry tree be reared
aud multiplied with perfect and but little
trouble or expense and rapidly increased as the sup
ply oftrees has been, it has yet fallen far shon Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-13
BEDFORD LANDS FOR SALE.

containing six rooms. and every OUT HOUSE
necessary on fam. This Tract could be very
conveniently divided, should it be wished-About
half OF the Land is still unceared-anos all of il is
first rate TOBACCO LAND and more low grounds
and meadow Land, than any other Trac, OF tn,
same size i'll the county, (off the river.) The other
TRACT contains, by Old survey, $40 Acres and
lies partly in Bedford and partly IN Amherst On
this Tract there is supposed to be 100 Acres of low
grounds tincudng the Big lsland,) as valuable as
any hand on James River. About halt of the above
Land is cleared-wo- thirds or three iourhs OF the
unccarcd Land is fine 'Iocacco Laud--there is a
good Saw Mill on this Tract, and gicat deal of
fine Timber, VIZ: Oak, Poplar, Walnut, livery
hrge,) ,chory, and some Ash but no, much Pine.
THIS is one oil the best stands for Tavern between
Lynchburg and the Natural Bridge, being 90 miles
from the former and i miles from the latter place.
| deem further description Of the above Lands I'M
necessary, any person wishing to purchase, will
frs, " is 10 view the Land person can see the
Land and not be pleased with it-As much Land
is seldom offered for sale'The terms will be liberal
and made known upon application to the subscriber,
by whom the Lands atany time will be shown.
PAUL A. CLAY.
t. The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will Co
Ply the foregoing advertisement once week TIL Tie
fist of October, aud forward their account 10 this
office for payment.
Bedford, september VITO
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POLITICAL.


I dreamed-I saw a rosy little child
With faxen rnglets in garden playing;
Now stepping here. and there aiar of straying;
As flowers or bniierf, his feet beguled.
Twas changed. One summers day stepped aside
To let him pass his face had manhood's seeming,
And that hull eve OF blue iondly beaming
Der a fair maiden whom he called his "bnde -
Once mere twas autumn, and the cheerful 6rc
saw gronp OF youthful forms surrounding,
And in the midst | marked tho smiling sire.
The heavens elouded and ! heard the tone
OF slow knowing bellthe white haired man gone.
VIC. s.
pksLr9fIyls1 Jufy I6 IR3q
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IGOR SALE, on accommodating terms, a large

k'ok SALE, on accommodating terms, large
TRACT OF LAND, (about 1000 Acies) ~
ing in the South pari Of Bedford county, on the wa
ters OF Oiix Creek, 25 miles from Lynchburg and
SIX miles iiom LeesviIIe, on Stauntoo River. The
improvements on the Land are comfortable Dwell
ling House, with other necessary out houses. aud
about go Acres OF cleared Land in good condition
Tor cropping The balance Of the Tract is well tim
bered and well wateted, aud rs well adapted 10 the
culture OF Tobacco, Corn Wheat and Oats. The
Land will be divided, if desired and if no, sold, will
De rented Ion the ensuing year. Apply 10 DIR. +.
Austin. Lecsvillc, Campbell county
Ausust2 We
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Rcbecca Howell, Sarah Arthur, Adam Newman and
Polly his wife, late Polly Dixon, james Norton
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy Dixon, Thomas
Dixon, Polly Newman, William K. Harrison an d
Lucy his wife, late Lucy Newman, Henry Arthur
and Sarah his wife, late Sarah Newman, Clark
Newman, Bailey Newman, William Meade and
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Newman, Eli
Jah Towlci, Absalom fowler Richard Goad and
Nancy his wife, late Nancy Tower Thomas
Thompson and Jane his wife. Iao Jane Tower,
Lewis Bennett and Polly his wife, late Polly
fowler, Morning Robertson, Thomas Goad and
Sally his wife, late sally fowler Abcdnego Bays
and Frances his wife, late Frances Shockley Pol
ly Shockley, Shadrach Shockley aud Absalom
Shockley:
H,AkKE NOTICE, that we will, ON the osth day
L OF September next, between the rising and the
setting OF the sun, at the dwelling house of Isabel
Mtchen, IN the county of Bedford, aud State of
VI ginl', take the dispositions of William Ieitwich
Sllas Mltchen and others, and on the 10Th day Of
October, nj the dwelling house Of John A. Dixon,
IN the county of Wayne, and State Of kentucky.
take the dispositions of John A. Dixon and Pat
ty Dixon, and if not taken that day, will
be taken the 10Th day of the same month
at the same place; and the 18th day of
October, at the dwelling house of Meredith Dix
on, IN the county of Grecnup, State of Ky. take
the deposltions of Thomas IIaCkwouh, Gilbert
Crum and others, and if not taken on that day, will
be taken on the 22nd Of the same month, at the
place, ard continue from day day until completed
Which dispositions, when taken, will be read evil
dence in suit Of Chanccry, now pending and unie
termined IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanceiy, holden for the county of Bedford, where
in you plaintiffs and defendants. When
and where you attend, should YOU think proper.
GEORGE PARKER.
STEPHEN MARTIN,
DANIEL &. EDWARDS,
ABNER ANTHONY,
aud others.
August % WV
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CORY, GOEc.V! =!

TsNlIE subscriber has fJr lie one hundred barrels
a Corn, which lie will SELL delivered AT his land
ing on james RIVER, for cash time, may be-
most convenient WATT PETTYJOHN.
sent 6 w3w
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NOTICE..

TG7I1E subscriber will resume the duties of h,r
Il School on Monday the 1st Of October The
terms will be twelve aud half dollars for the session
OF five months. MARISSA j. GORDON.
Sent. 6 W4w
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70 Henry I. Early aud Margaret his wife, William
V. Haden. James NJ. laden, Achilles VI. Haden,
Richard &. lladen, Samuel Tariv and Jane his
wife, Charles Anthony and Martha his WIFE Mary
Jones, Jno Ii. Henderson and Martha his wife, Mo-
SEES Arnold and Margaret his wife, James Ii. Hop
klnS and Anselm 5. laden:
'EfAkE NOTICE, that the 18th dav Of Sep
4 TENDER, s}3 a the Bell Tavern in the city of
Richmond, in the State OF Virginia | shall proceed
TO take the dispositions of Richard q. Haden and
others and on the 2lst OF the same mouth, at the
Tavern house of German Jordan at Campbell Coun
house, and State OF Virginia, | shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Henry 7. Early and Others
TO be read in the trial of suit now depending and
undetermined. in the Circuit Superior Court on
Law and Chancery for the county of Campbell, N
which ii. L. Early and wife plaintiff, and myself
and others are defendants. Should sa d dispositions
not be taken or completed on the above days, they
will be continued from day to day until completed
NJ. HADEN.
August IS DIV
A Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Hastings conr
"A Of the corporation of Lynchburg the 9th day of Al
William l.. Lancaster, Plaintiff,
William Young Emanuel Bower William Davis, Samuel
McCorkle and John r. Nc Daniel crchants and arner
ding under the firm and style of McCorkle Mcdaniel,
john Miller and Ryland Roberts merchants and partners
ding under the style and firm OF Miller 81 Roberts, and Plea
SAINT Labhy, Defendants
IN CuANcERY.
The defendant William Young, having entered his
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhalliant OF
this country: 1t is ordered that the said defendant do
pear here the first day ohe November and
the original and amended bills of the plaintiff and that
of this order be orthH it'll inserted in newspaper
published in the of ynchburg for eight weeks success
svey and posted the front door of the courthouse ots
corporation. Copy-Tcste, - m
JAMES BENAGH, OK.
Aup I6, w8w
VIRGINIA AT rules hodenin the Clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Charlotte the 9Th day Of Angus ia5o
James ii. Dupuy, Palntlf,
Micajah Glenn and John D. Glenn, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Mcalah Glenn having entered ms APP
pearance according the Act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
he is not nhabtat of this Commonwealth; On the mo
ton of The plaintiff by counsel ordered that the sad de-
cndant do appear before the justices OF the said Court at Inc
Courthouse the first Monday November next and an
swer the plaintiff bill and give security for performing nc
decree OF the court and that copy OF this order be nSered
some newspaper published in the town OF Lynchbrg. io
sht weeks suceessvey and posted the front door OF the
court house of the said county.
tCopy-Teste,
Aurrst w8w
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VSIC,
ID. ROBES, CIR.


CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE
Lynchburs, 18Th August, ls}s. {
The parties IN this cause will take notice. that
have appointed Thursday, the fourth day OF October
next TO commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing order OF court on which day thew are re-
CURED TO attend at my office, in this town. with their
accounts vouchers and copies of court papers pre-
pared for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, c.
August l6 wsw
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Maid Of Athens, ere we part,

Give, oh give me back my heart Byron.
TnE son OF TnE "MMp OF ArnENs."-Mr.
stephens. III audug TO the fine Greek lads whom
he saw at the Rev. MIR. llilrs missionary school, in
Athens, suys, there was one who startled me he
was the of the Maid of Athens. To me, the
Maid OF Athens was almost imaginary being
something iancul, creation of the BRAIN and not
a corporal substance, TO have little urchn of a
boy. Bu,so IT was. The Maid OF Athens
is married TO Scotchman the Maid of Athens is
now Mrs. Black !! wife of Mr.. George Black head
of The police! and her sons name is ssss. Black
and size has other little Blacks -
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OFFICE.

notice..
| WILL sell, At public auction, on Friday the lith
i Of September ensuing my plantation, consisting
Of II acres of good Land, together with all The
Plantation Utensils, Stock. &c. &c. Of every de-
scnpton. For any information as to the property,
rs also as TO the terms, application may be made TO
Capt. John f. Johnson, ut the " estern Hotel or to
the subscriber residing on the premesis.
TORRENCE HUGHES.
N. H. A fine crop of Corn, Oats and Hay will be
disposed Of al the time aud place, II pre-
yousy disposed Of.
AUGUST 10. IDS
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SINGULAR FORGlVENESS.-Sir Walter
Scott, in his article in the Quarterly Review the
Cnoden papers, mentions characteristic instance
OF the of the old Highland warriors mode of pardon.
"l on must forgive your bltrerest enemy, kenmuir,
now" said the coniessor TO him, as he lay gasping
on his death bed.--"Well If must. must replied
The Chiefaln. ''but my curse be YOU Donald" tur-
ming towards his son. "Il Won lorglye him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-13

James b. Stafford, Esq. formerly merchant Of the
city OF New \ OK, but for nearly forty years resi-
dent of Allentown New Jersey, died at Blooms
bury (rfenton) the 10Th ult., the advanced age
OF one hundred and two years. He was in the Uni
ted States Navy during the whole of the Revolution
airy War, aud also in the French war previous to
Inc Rcyointo,
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!S.l.S:.f TIVE.

WE have Just received second supply OF this
w invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN Il LATHAM.
Feb , Is
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GUIDE TO PASSENGERS.
s,S&,sass

NEW ARRANGEMENT
rINllE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburr
4 TO Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays, at , o'clock 4. NJ, aud reaches Charortcs-
Vile in the evening of those days it arrives at Ere
derlcksburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
at o'clock, p. Nj. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
louesve on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
and reaches Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. By tins route passengers leaving
Lynchburg viii! reach Frederick sburg in two days
or those going from Lynchburg to Richmond " I'M
reach Richmond on the second day at 6 O'Clock, p,
M.-Our teams and coaches are first rate, and IN,
drivers are careful and accommodating. No pains
will be spared to render the trip safe and pleasant to
the passengers.
Fare through TO Fredericksburg SIl 90
no TO Richmond 8 SO
Apply at the Franklin Hotel, Lynchburg, for seats.
S. b. CLOVES, Agt.
Juy2 ,lJ,n
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Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian Of the s. Caro-
lina College, being about to quit Columbia, desire
to say
lhat' as literary man, acquainted with books IN
'he various departments of Literature generally
and as faithful and diligcnt officer II win be
dithc uit TO I'LL his place with any one equally well
Qualified His printed Catalogue of the books in
that Library will fully confirm this character
lie has, tor some years past, conducted the Edi-
torial department OF the Telescope" in this town.
with acknowledged ability aud in thai capacity he
is well known TO the public generally.
" hate'ef he thinks fit 10 undertake, in the way of
efafy pursuit he rs likely TO perform with credit to
himself and to The work he may be engaged in,
mink IT right, on his departure, to say this much
III favor OF Tie aainmens Of a gentleman whom |
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D. LID
CoLnnbid $. Carolina.
FROM Gen. Robert \. Hayae, lately Senator otMe u.
>. and GoUerhor Of S. Carolina.
ia: w Johnston Esq, has for some time past been
the Editor OF the Columbia Telescope and Librar-
style as writer his extensive literary intormatiop
ana ms accurate acquaintance with the Classics |
have no doubt that in any literary employment ,eouj
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SELECTIONS.

Phaadeiphia, July l6. 1898.
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THE BALTIMORE
Life Insurance tOHsVNNy,
Makes all kinds OF Contract. in which Life, or i'm
Icrc-I Of Honey - inv olive

Insurance on Lives on every Hundred Dollars.
Age Z yenr yenr. rnrI Lie. Age l Aear Ncaa For IL