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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-19
DESCRIPTION.

Henry A. J. Spears is about rs years Of
ago, FIVE feet ten inches high, fair skin,
blue eyes, large black whiskers, wears bis
hair rather long and bushy, laxative and
noisy when drunk; and when drinking
swcars a great deal, of rather slow speech,
dresses well, and generally rides a good
horse.
Sept. 2l. 3l-4t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-19
N Office.

WAS lost on the 25th inst, at Provi-
w dence Meeting House, or therca-
bouts, a pocket book containing the follow
ing notes, &C.: One note on l.. Talbert,
for IS dollars; one on ]. nj. Short, forl IL
dollars and 30 cents; one ou Jonas w.
Causey, for 80 dollaBs, and one on Ethan
an Wilmington, for % dollars, and three
dollars andseventy-tivc cents, in shinpas-
tiers. The papers being of no value to
any person but the subscriber; therefore,
any person that will find said pocket book
and return it, with its contents, to me, at
VIM F. Gains, shall be literally compen-
stated for their trouble.
THOMAS o. CAUSEY.
August 81. 2S-tf '
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-19

MD EMAlNlNG in the Post Office al
MA Liberty, Mi, on the lst day of De-
tober, 1899, which, ifnot taken out
by the lst day of Jan. next, will be sent
to the General Post Office as dead letters
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-19

By the Governor:
r. B. WOODWARD, Sec. of State.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-19
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY.

To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate Of GIDEON LARD, deceased
GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
Il before the Probate Court of said
county, on the 4ih Monday in November
next, and shew cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be sold: viz: The
north east quarter of section No. 80, in
township 3, ofrange 5, east, containing
l54 and $4,000 Of acres; also, the south
east quarter dissection No 30, in township
s, of range ), east, containing l54 and
75-l00 Of acres, and the south vest quar-
ter of the south west quarter Of section
No. 30, aud the south west quarter of the
south east quarter of section No. 10, and
the east half of the south west quarter of
section No. 30, in township 3, OF range 5,
east, containing AS and 79-l00 acres.
>.,.,., WITNESS john WALKER,
!; {: rs; rs: !: : !: !; &; !:
TN" 1880.
ISSUED 9th Sept. 1882.
S. r. DAVIS,
Clerk Of Probate.
Sept. IS, 32-6t- Prs fee $40 80
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-19
BLACKSMATIHENG,
AT THE GOOD OLD PRICES.

AT THE GOOD OLD PRICES.
YNIIE subscribers take pleasure in an
u nouncing to the public that they are
now carrying on the above business in Ii
berty, at the old shop on Washington ST.,
and are prepared to do work ofall sorts in
the blacksmith line, at the shortest notice
and best style. Fully satisfied that ONE
DOLLAR is enough for making and put
ting on a pair of shoes, they will shoe hor-
ses for TWO DOLLARS the set, and do
all other work in proportion. They are
supplied with Iron, Steel, Coal, &C., and
will make it the interest of the Planters
and others to give their custom; therefore
they doubt not but liberal share of pat
ronage (Which they solicit,) will he extern
ded to them. JONES g. TILLOTSON
Liberty, February 2 1889, Soft
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-10-19
state of Mississippi,

ANTE COUNTY,
To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate of Bryant A. Carroway, deceased;
GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
II before the Probate Court Of said coun-
ty, on the 4th Monday Of Nov. next, and
shew cause ifany you can why The same
should not be ordered to be sold, viz the
west halfof the south west quarter of sec
tion 25, township 5, Orange 5, east, and
the south east quarter of the south east
quarter Of section 26, township 5, of range
5, east, and the north east quarter of the
north east quarter of section 25, of town
ship 5, range 5, east.
AMI. WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
&NNE WALKER, Judge of Probate
NSN Of said county, the 18th
ISIS Monday of September, A.
""N d., 1889.
ISSUED Gath September, 1899.
s. r. DAVIS,
Clerk of Probate.
Sept. %. 32-Gt- Prs fee $40 so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
MARSHALL, THEATRE.
Loalsn and Orange L.4NDS for Sale.

YENHE subscriber, being DESTROYS Of removing 10 the
RI West. offers for sale all his LANDS lying IN me
counties of Louisa and Orange consisting OF one tract
of 700 acres situated on Gold Mine creek, aud miles
North Of Louisa Court house which the subscriber
now resides Of which there is between two and three
hundred acres Of first Tnhncco Land yet TO clear,
with good aud roomy dwelling house and other neces.
sary out houses together with apple and peach or
chard OF selected iruit--Also other tract OF about
G50 acres and Two thirds in timber, joining the above
tract and on which there dwelling house OF four
rooms and OUt houses, together with good saw
MILL and within one mile of the Louisa Railroad. The
above lands are in good Stale Of cultivation, aud well
adapted The growth Of clover is situated in an agree
able nrghhor0ud and of the heahest in virginia,
is well watered with numerous springs OF good water-
Also one other tract lying IN the county OF Orange,
within five miles South VI the Court house and TWO or
three Of the Southwest mountains, all IN timber, and
containing 81 acres, adjoining the lands 0! yell
v,rlon COwhrrd, Daniel iord and others ANY person
wishing 10 view the la.t mentioned tract, will call on
Sir. Y Cuwherd or Mr. d. liord, who vii! show The
land Persons wishing 80 purchase would do well TO
examine the above named lands Should they not be
disposed Of privately shall offer The t. hrSt tracts at
Louisa Court house, the second Monday IN May next,
3th and the other tract lin Ofange) at Orange Court
house, on the fourth Monday (21lh) No further de.
scrpDn Of the above named lands deemed necessary,
as il is presumed person will purchase without hrst
examining for themselves DAVID iHoMSoN.
oujsa March 2S l-.lD lUl-HOw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
General Assembly Of Virginia.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ML,nL,u M,rcL % lrAN


message was received from the Senate, stating that
they have passed the bills entitled GAN act To provide
ar additional capital for the James River and kanawha
Company and for other purposes An act ncorpoal'
ing The buckingham Dover Mill Cotton and Wooden
Manufactory"-'. An act authorizing The County oil
Greene 10 borrow money for certain purposes IA
act TO incorporate The trustees of the NoOway Acade.
my in the County of Notloway"-"AD act to incotpo'
rate the Essex Manufacturing Company AN acl 10
incorporate the Warrenton Female Institute in tue coun
" Of Fuucuier"-"An act allowing Elias Hughes com.
Tor revolutionary services, and 10 the heirs oil
John Hacker deceased compensation Tor the revolution
ary services Of their falher-An act authorizing SUD.
scrip,on on behalf of the Commonwealth TO the original
and additional apla stock of the Red and Blue Su phur
Springs Turnpike Company"-"An act TO amend tse
act entitled act TO prescribe the mode OF eecns
trustees for the town Of Farmvlc in the County OF
Prince Edward. and vesng them with corporate pow.
ers''-"An act establishing an inspection OF flour al
Louisa Courthouse act 10 amend the charters OF
the Petersburg Mechanic Association and the Deep
Creek Navigation Company"-"An act concerning inc
insuec,ou Of tobacco at Charlottesville and MeadsvIle
And san &C, to porale The Charlottesville Female
Academy.
And they have agreed to the resolution authorizing
the Treasurer invest IN Stale Stock The surplus OF Inc
Cincinnati fund arising from dividends upon stock
| On motion Of Mr.. McConSELL, Resolrcd That leave
be given to bring bill to authorize separate eie C.
ton at the House of Henry Loekman, on Fish Ceek In
| the county Of Marshall! =.
Petitions were presented BY Mr. DORIAN, Of cit'-
zens Of RockbrGse and Augusta, praying the incoIPo'
ration Of Joint Stock Company 10 construct Turn
pike Road from WGynesboro 10 Lexlngton-by MI
TipEALL of sundry citizens Of Loudoun and Fauquef,
PRAYING for the establishment Of branch OF one OF lie
existing banks in the to""n Of upPeIviI!e.
RIrI HIyMoxD presented the following resolutions
which were laid on the table and ordered 10 be printed
Rescircd Tina, he Auditor Of Public Accounts, Inc
Second Auditor and the Treasurer Of The Common.
wealth, make jain! Report to the present bonse o.
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Nrw ORtrASs March lC


From TE1As-The steamer Columbia. Capt Windle,
having sailed from Galveston the 18th inst arrived here
Yesterday BY her have received Galveston dates CT
the slh and Houston Of the 9Th Of March OF local events
we discover nothing of special interest An arrival from
Gonzales stated that the utmost tranquility prevail IN
that section few days since party Of SIX or seven
Wacoes and Tawsccanes discovered near that
place by the Tonkewas, who Immediately gave lnlOrma
lion Of their approach TO The citizens OF Gonzales
party Of whom, accompanies by lew Tonke@a warri-
ors surrounded them in the lhckel and killed The hole
They were all foot and had evidently yentured near
the tow n 10 steal the horses Of the citizens.
The President has mad reGusItion opon The coun-
lies Of Harrisburg, Brazoria, Maagorda, Colorado, Ii
berty and Galveston 10 furnish SIX companies OF voun-
re,s 10 serve for months the frontiers Five oil
these companies when organized, will rendezvous oil La
Grange under the command OF Col BurIesnn, ana one
will be stationed at Fort Milan, the Brasos' f's
Excelency has made impressive and poweHu' appeu,
% the chivalry Of those sections Two companies ''
ders for the protection OF the northern and western IRON
tier mad been organized Houston, ard great ehthusi.
asm WINGED in the cause The officers oil Inc army oi
the frontier were TO rendezvous at Houston NUMBER
hnd;alr.adv arrived Father MulGoon. the vicar Gene
-, f 6u,inp It's connection with Mexico, was on
,,is;, n the Repubiic He dned with Santa Ana a
limo fore he started Tor Texas and was the bear.
ar If friendly message from him 10 General Houston.
The state of affairs in Texas is described quite -four
ish;ns with fair prospect OF constant advance and
improyement.- Bulletin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
Tusfcfs SGls IF RtGl Estate


Fgi by John Adams ami Margaret
his 10 JChn o. Sh, dCccascd and Inc 1'cnc's
trustees, the ank o The United States, ,ea'-
rs date tue I'D June oe admitted 10 Record Tie
Clerks Office the county cnrco the 2ih d! Of
tho President Directors Company Bank Of the United
States, chartered J the State of OF the
Bank OF the United siutcs will oath tgy Of April
to sell public auction for ready
money the property hereinafter mentioned by the said
deed lying Richmond still remaining un.ud and
In the said scbcd follows: lhe Union Hotel with IS
fee, 'front.' running tAck $50 eet,
eIoucd ON bicl bcu. 81 feet 18th street. unnn: hack los
relalso Of ind l@t nearly covered
win hui digs aud Of the said Union Hotel" Acting
u,,ec. convey such title only vested 10 by the
.,id L.,d OF ,us, ANDREW STEVENSON,
JOHN ROBINSON,
Ns,c; Sc fl0i-,ds Trustees
Something SupcrG '--7nOter Geo Dollar Piano.!
there sur thing supeih Piano Forte certainty INC
one s, rrcscdb subscriber ou.A tTuy 10 be caeGG.
i. .uperi0f inside 1Gi II Is not really and
uly f rate srTrIln then sali he TO confess that
those ccefatch makers Sodn Worcester Dunham, are IN
worthy o. ; paisc has bee" gc be,o"ed upon them
by nuctCs in al Guars the world. Ny object more
To draw :h s Of ,r public than their Is desirable
for ho :hr People all should Tor thenI-
selves this splendid one Of tie late high priced fiano'
was sold TO william. NJ Robinson, Esq Rchmond and tie pup
ws, to know satisfaction that instrument gave
they can easily m u ~ caU. VI. Il IN person, whose Gs'n
.u,ru be d0"hcd. have 10" i
teen PAM, har!, Npcct r"!s" cw days
f.. 4 NASH, Pdcrs5Mrg, 3D.
Marcia lG2-2IwJ"
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The House Of Delegates has decided most Of The i'm
nnr,apt busine SIS which was before it, And expect
ed that the Legislature will adjourn from the 9Th 10 the
10Th April.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28
MARRIAGES.

,rricd the 18th by Elder JOSEPH starkc, M BrRwEiL
OF this city, Miss AsS b. HArcHrIT eldest daughter Of
Elder WA. Hscheu 81 Illnovrt county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28

designate political character though have OBJ
lection to that of " Conservatives, which has been re-
proachiuly attached to us. Genuine Republican prln-
ciples IN this country ale "conservalive OF the estab
Ished institutions aud long cherished maSms Of free
government. They nre in perpetual conflict with the
restless spirit Of destructive innovation which seeks
protection and sanction under the 2ulse oil some new and
popular name Danton, Mara, and RobesPelsre perpe
traled their a,rocous proanites In The sacred
names Of Liberty and Reason. Conservative prin-
cples here characterize those Hho are IN favor OF main
tanning the rights Of the States strict construction Of
the Constitution Of the Federal Government and OF re-
srctIng and Watching with an eye "that never winks,
the approaches Of tyranny from the enlargement OF Ex
ecutiye patronage and power. These are principles
1t is these that constitute Republicans II is not The
NAME but the conformity of our prncce to our proes-
sOns Men may call themselves democratic Republl.
cans or Democratic State Rights Republicans They
may be re-baptized BY every COnrcnon al the in
stance Of every conrer but If they continue 10 apo
log for abuses 10 justify usurpnons 10 approve every
contempt of popular opinion exhibited by the Executive,
applaud, the very echo, measures SbreTSire OF the
usagps and principles Of Jefferson and Madison. and Of
the Republican party from 1859 to the present day, and
proclaim their determination 10 "sink or swim with the
Executive matter what he has done may do, they
may add title TO title, and addition TO addition, until
their party cognomen is long that Of a Spanish
bleman aud after ALL their real designation their actual
principles and political conduct will be comprehended IN
single word They are SubSrratirtS.
We will "sink i'm with the principles OF the
Republican party of Virginia; we will 'sink or swim
with the maintenance Of the free principles handed down
TO US by our ancestors; will ''sink swim IN The
effort to preserve Representatives independent oi
the control and dctaon of the Executive whoever he
may be, and will sustain them in maniully resisting tle
mandates Of selfish, mercenary and unprncIped party
leaders and scurrilors par,izan Editors.
These the leading sentiments which have nnileo
us under the designation Of CONSERVATIVE NE
PUBLlCANS, and we cannot doubt they are the senu
of the great body Of The enlightened vruous ane
patriotic people OF Virginia
Boistourt District.
EDMUND FONTAlNE,
Hano,er District.
MOSES c. GOOD,
Ohio District.
WIN NJ. PEYTON,
Of Roanoke and Botctourt
JOS. H. SHERRARD
o. NJ. CRUTCHFlELD,
Of Sponsyirania.
Of Botetourt and Roanoke
DAVID BARNETT,
JOSEPH w DAVIS,
Of Smyh.
WILLIAM STANDS,
Of Prince George.
JOHN O'FERRALL,
GEORGE PARK,
Of Hampshire.
NATH. +. VENABLE,
| Of Prince Eduard
| BAR. G. PAYNE,
Of FTuranna.
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WHERE THEY EXECUTE
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

u ; .yI--,- .I.,7J-E-9
Pronp ncaty and Accurately reasonable terms
any other printer in this city They contemplate enarg
ing their establishment during the ensuing summer, by
adding TO il several .ouns of book type and every
thing 10 nuke il pele and worthy Of public patronage.
They invite an examination Of their book work
IL They execute ...L-Z39E -oE3E OF every kind IN
the neutest style, at the shortest notice.
THEY KEEP o. HAND THE VERY BEST
ASS Or 2GGW.siMF Oss' L3h&I&sG23l
ON EXCELLENT PAPER.
They are disposed 10 take two apprentices about IL
wears DID, we'll grown, and toerably vel! educated AZ
they do every variety Of work, situation in their Office
would afford favourable opportunity OF learning the
business as in any other in the Union.
RIcHMoYD, starch 90, 1879. lO3-Ot
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

SlslsI5.-zI!N:l-C Is COLIN
STlLL continue at their old stand, the street
- below the ruins of the Eagle Hotel leading TO Shoe
kOe warehouse,
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TncsGau. .Marrh &c. lS39.


communication was received from The Senate stat
ing that they had passed the bills entitled an ACT IN
crcasnr the reward for killing wolves in the county Of
Prince William Incorporating the I'm ion mining smell
lug and manufacturing company incorporating tne
Teas Valley and Shenandoah Turnpike Compony-Io
authorize The Board of Pubic Works TO subscribe TO The
stock Of the Salem md Peppers Ferry Turnpike Com
panv-Concerring the Mddletown and Wheeling urn
bike Comv,ny-An &C, to amend the act entitled ian
ac, incorporate The town Of ADnGd"n in The county
of Washing ion, passed March H. ls34-Io authorize
the Improvement of the navigation Of Craigs Greek
Incorporating The MiddIecwn Savings Bank, Mononga-
La county-To amend the act incorporating The itus'
tees Of Romney Academy in the county of hampshire
And an &C, 10 incorporate the Trustees Of Emory and
Henry College in The county of Wash'ng.onIAn Also
tina, they had passed, with amendments, the bills en-
titled an act to incorporate the Wheeling manufacturing
Cnmpany-And an act concerning The Holiday Cove
Turnpike House agreed 10 the amendments OF The
Senate. -
Mr. wILsoS, from the Committee on Enrolled Bills,
reported several bills as truly enroed which were then
communicated to the Senate for their examination.
On MIR. SruART's motion. Resoissd by The Genera
fssemJy That the Board Of Public Works be- and 'he'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-28

CrOchhpId, Clarke, FRINGE, SlOcNet Vi
Walker, Jackson-".
The House then took the usual recess
Erenng Session.
On motion Of Mr.. TAYLOR Of L., the House agreed
to meet to.mor al III clock
The engrossed bills were taken up.
bill to extend the provisions Of the act to prevent
the destruction Of oysters in the counties of Warwick
and Elizabeth City, and for other purposes being read
third time Mr. LASGHoRHE moved rider, which led
to much debate, in which Messrs LANGHoESE, SMITH
of l. of W, WATTS, SERVANT, TYLER and May parll'
ciuaed The ryder was engrossed, and the bill, as
amended, passed.
A bill TO prevent persons from carrying on business
under false or fictitious names und hrm-passed-A Dill
concerning the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana
Chancery for the 2lst judicial CrcuI:-passed-A bill
establishing the town OF POwhaan, in The county oi
Prince George-pussed-A bill establishing The town
of Democratic Republic, in the county OF LewIs-A
bill 10 change the lines between The counties OF knna~
ha and Fayelie- bill to amend the acl emitted
ian aci 10 incorporate the American Insurance ComPa
ny of Norfolk, Virginia, passed Jan 2lst 1885, and
for other purposes-A bill 10 amend the act ncoIpora'
ting The Virginia Mills Manufacturing Compa Dy being
read third time, Mr. VenabIe opposed The bIll ana
called for the ayes and noes Messrs Crulchieid and
Robertson supported the bill. The bill was rejected
yeas b. noes a. THE bill authorized The manu!ac'u'
ring OF -four and corn meal
On motion Of Mr. DoRTcH, the House adjourned
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10
PRIVATE ACTS.

|. An acl 10 change the time OF hold
ing the Courts ol Pleas and Quarter SEES.
Sims for the county Of Wilkes.
2. To establish toll bridge over the
SnuIh Yadkin river. near Halls mills in
DAVE county.
3. Making valid certain surveys made
BY the deputy surveyor oil Hay wood cOun'
~.
1. To eireumseribe the corporate lin.
its oil the town 81 Milton.
5. Conserving the Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions i1r the county Of Ire.
dell.
G. TO alter the mode Of eleclins Con-
stables in The state. 50 FAR as relates 10
the county Of Martin.
Z. To authorize Robert Walker oil
Wilkes county. To build a mill on hIs
own land. on Roaring river. al OF near
place called Ihe Rock House.
3. I" ahpnini commissioners for the
town ri HEREFORD, aud other purposes.
0. TO incorporate the toSn of Nor
Canton in the county Of Burke.
10. For the better rcgnlsuun Of the
town Of GrernrlIlr.
IL To emancipalc Caroline Cook and
her children.
IL. 10 incorporate the trustees al
Pleasant Grove Academy, in the coun'y
of perquimons.
ID. 10 compel the jailrr of Stokes
county To live IN tie jail. aud lur o'her'
er purposes.
IL. To repeal the act nf Assembly oil
1886. slI"wing compensation 10 the J"'
rors in the county or Yancy.
Is. 10 Incorporate the trustees 81 mo
Rutherford Ma!e and Female Academies
in the county Of Rutherford.
l6 Allowing compensation to The
wardens Of the poor in the county oil
Wayne.
IL. To incorporate the trustees oi INC
Greensborough Female College IN Tue
county Of GurIl,rd.
Is. To empower the Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions NJ Bunc"mhe' Fl"
draw jurors fnr each week III the S"pc-
ror Court uf said county.
10. 10 amend an act. entitled ian act
To establish Literary and Manual Labor
institution. in The county Of Wake. pass
ed IN the year 1919.
%. 4" incorpnre'e the Rocky Mount
Manu-" turing Company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-10

non. IA rrmsrksbly fres fran sEiGe.
For ssveaseen ysars. ending IN 1884. &C
emrdinE 10 ghe klsiemrai Of Herr Won
Kamnz, he rxeculions IN Prussia xtre
I23: N Is3s and 1884,. there we're only
too in each wear. and lhe average number
Of murders in = year VAS ssrsn and ale
fGira. PIussss has Papalsaian u -,
SCI. s97, according 10 tie Wsiman Az
manac for 1887. These Numbers. there
FIRE, are much smaller in PEnPorsina 10
tl,s population. Ihsn in Massachusetts,:
lesser rrmess il is believed are proper
ulonably rare ia Prussia.
There are fen beggaEs in Scotland
there are no po8E Isles IN Scotland
While in England every slghlh or n'nsh
man is q Panper. aud the Paar tales Tor
f1uty years has e0nsnsaed some i've or
SIX millions OF pounds sleTling year.
In Scotland The wages u labor maintain
the laboFing classes. In England they
are inadequate BY an alarming deficiency.
In Scotland they have fever crimes. aud
lhvse which occur are less malignant.
In 1884 The proportions we're as follows:
Sea,eaSed Fac, Transportation
Is ! aih. eaied. For lie. I4yls. J Us.
In Eaeland. $50 81 ssi sss s0l
i Seorlaad. G I 10 ~ Is'
/ These are the point. Of difference. En-
gland saves the expense Of public Schools,
AMI the saving ens,s her fifty millions 81
dollars a year. in courts, prisons. penal
colonies and poor rates. not TO rrckon ru'
ined hopes, broken hearts. blasted cha
raciers. ani The wTetchFdness uf tens 81
thousands living in shame and agony. .
living death. shom free schools would
have brought % 10 honor aud happiness.
and a useful lie.
We will 60 i,io n0 other argument
10 prove that education il cheaper lhaT
ignnrance; AID that tie most rigid eco
many. so THAI il be net siune.bIind ID
consequences. would dictate liberal ex
pendilure for the preservation and slsVa
liun uf the pu0!ie morals. anil .nr tie ex
errlse. .levelapement. and wli"lrsnm,
snslenanee of the. public intellect. Snl
Will we waste wnrd upon the sell-eSi
dent proposition that our education WI
operate benefcia.ly, in proportion IS IL II
perfected. II must be perfected, and tina
ny providing better leachrrs.