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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
O YES !!


at CEEA2SIDE MOL
PUT subscriber has just returned from PhiIa-
Il do'rhia Sith beautiful, fashionable aud
gseeTsi Assortment OF
Sc--INIa GOODS
soo,th'ns s,iII handsomef than has I. en- pur-
chased IN n-sket Tor acme time Every care
sri sueution has been paid IN ;noAins tie seIee-
'Ion lie invites the public 10 make an eXami-
nation 81 his stock, as he IL CERTAIN that no.
ihr's IN beauty, tiyle. elegance, or price, 10
wanting 20 please the public. lie would par
iieulariy invite the attention Of The fair sex 20
'i' s''er'meni Of Fancy .5rtirIes, which
IS unusunlly extra. Tho subscriber assures ihe
public thst " they will call sud examine hi,
stock, they 1iil md IL 90 their advantage 10
buy His stock eonIIsis Of the following:
Super. Galiah. brovn. olive CLOTHS
invisible srsoD. blue black Avn
orange And other eoIOIsd CaSsimercs
summer Cloths and Ca1simerek-a beautiful
bssOTtmcnt,
very beautiful assoT,ment Of summer Goods,
suitable hr Geu'lcmrn and Boys apparel,
summer Cashmere, aud French Drillings,
Brown. iIi.h aud rreBoh DnIiogs,
DJ~las
White. brown, plain and fancy ribbed do
HamiIton stripe and NaT.siIIrs Yssfings,
NuPen1F plaza ard figured SIX Z Satin YestIng
Valencia and Narcotics YeGIinEs, dILsreut CO.
loFs sad qualities,
BLACK. blue black. aud fancy eolored Lustrinr,
Gro de-swii', Gro-fs-EsPlss, and Mous!in-de-
Lancs.
Palnted Lavb.-sUpss. do,
chalieys. figured and plain,
ChslieJ -ds-sois,
BarDsrs Silks. Inquired and plsIn,
french PrinIs-AmsTieAp,
Coioted CounteTpsnss.
Thread Laess and Edgings,
Bohine;s and Cotton do,
Ginp Edsings-Aru6eiAI 5prlEs--wrsaihs,
Gent'emsn's Stocks and CES'sis,
sPi,uehsld Flag HandtsFeS,sh,
India do do.
Ticking-Chtck,.
Meas latest Philadelphia style Hats,
EnElish end American Frlnts
PeuiIeniiaiy snd other DonssIio Plails,
Cambria. BOOK, Jackonst. and Null NIusIins,
Fancy 'alin striped add Painted Lawn and L an
brick.
DfoFn ani BicAohsd Dorne.iics,
i.inen Csmbfie IIsndkersh,sf,. superior quality,
Ffcnea and other " 81 MusIln Collars,
LADIES' super. Nh Gloves,
Black and white Plo-net Gloves.
Ladies CuFs,
Assofied Palm Leaf Hoods.
Mems solorsj and plaza Paln Lssf Hats,
Boys 90. do,
WomsaH E.l spring runFs.
NNHieA NNy MI fffihE HllFat
" 4" Virtofis DO
Mems City Kip Btorsns.
Chi'irsn's rel Nproeco Roots
Lsi'e' narrov iop qu,H back anl POI Combs,
lr'o SIZE Combs. IvnTy Pocket 80
Finc Drsss.nS ani HidiIbK Combs,
ivory EyicH.
Bar If-u-flrog 10
Amrs' Ha1at P0ist shovels.
s4lars snd long homie sAovsls,
sole ar3 iiaFhc.s Lsather,
Calf kiq. and rrrer skins.
Quea1s~ars ani Hardware.
dACuN And many other articles 500 rur1sr-
aus O. rnpusfsie. 81 q vhi-h ths tgh.eribov
4il alwsJt keep oh haui. sni pledges himself
g. cell 80 loE. " nrt ifils loser. than any
mefchsht THE sis q SIZE Eastern cities
" " DORIAN.
Harrer'-rsfry. Ja'y ~. 1852 -H
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INrFRrs1ING CAsH


Ny wife hsd been afflicted With . chrome sR.,
ho" ~ TIE ''t - ssscr.i ears. hsr ,uls'iug, &C.
we're p.'n ~ The side. 'hn"l'ers e1t AdInz ss,o..
'hs back 81 The rrtk toto ihs head psin IN the ste
mach, ~ih opPrrssob. bad sppetits cad debtItt, -
NJ ihis ''sg' y disrssr. I commenced De-. IDvss-
bach i'"hs add try0r's D,sr-pIs Cordial IT, ~.
use 81 TOO bottles che restored % better kssh
tan Tor s-'er-i 'srs sad could sgsn attend Go ~
,rtIn'ti 'uirs - he fsuhiy Ibs,s ussd a "a the
i''uilV O" th1isra MoTbus DisrtLc.s. and Chotte
18th promyt rcileG TIiOS H. ELLIS
hg"es- 60, Oh'v, DE. lgjh, 1888.
Fnr - lest ~ vcsrs hs,c been subject IL re-
g'e"i sol severe attacks ~ ,irk or nervous n, o.,
Nete- ihrst stacks psfu often o. .tslrat ., n,
uahi me Tor business srd ron6ne rns 20 bed tDa,-
''g tbs Ing PERIOD q suf.rrrg : have never ut
18th trnts,N Shlsh woa.ii sifttd me more ,ksI
pHf' cal rrA'i ami commenced The Use u De.
llfs,h'rh hUha sol W rr's Dsspspue Cordial -
H-' Violent -ustk ~ U-y. sso snd hatine
found some Tsliei ou ssvrrsi occasions from tsk,ns
'"-l quaat't'ts Of 'iHs Frnrd, I ssy d. trrm,sss
o. give - tair Vrisi tolk three doses. hall =.
hour sVsr. Que table spoonful each. snd Ia he
course ot auft time Fsisk TvItsysd e. 10 -
able 10 20 sboui ny ususl bVHSsss
JOSEPH OGLE.
borr'STly % frsdsrisR e., Nd
Senses s' OAio. lee 9Th. IBJs.
Jfor thr NsSicias sppiy u
G. HLhS IONS. fFsdsrisk City. Ald.
JAMES BROWN. Assri.
Aesuss l. tSfg-tv
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IMPORTANT TO rARnauna.
PORTABLE TDreSbtHa faatbfnrs

f~SN f"SAA tyhARVtNH 4AdbVtUtB
.gId Horse Poorer.
pun subscribers having sstsgsd into nsSlsss-
- shiP 81 the huiiding snd eonsIrasgton 81
Tiysshing Machines and Horse Po,cs,.
With Straw Csrfisp sHsshsd. bsss made -
engagements 60 manufacture sBd keep oons1saug
oh hand 81 tbsH shop, situated 81 tbs Depot. 10
the borough e WissbeHsF FTsdssleh soyst,
We son'iant supply % The above nsatioBsd
Vshabls Machines
They Vii also mAnufa-tuVs sd have oa Aaha
Cora stsi.sri esd Ci9rsr TA'sthsss
The Cora 6hel'efs val tLrosh fFom 300 "a 500
hutlrlf pr dsv shi She Clover Thseshsfs fsosa
l1 o. - bushsis - eissn sssd PEI day The
shove naeticts sFs aIl attached ~ ne ssne
poueF.
= B.--Tssy viii Ne sisd 70 receive orders
~ ~ah upon gs-sans dssnogs % yuFshasisa
70 hss been Esnsfsi custom o. vsosugs =
au'r'rr - srTin~stss srunlsr.ttns shs so9i
Tfs.nies - o. sueie tsg 80 Do soi sssa 8
neerssa'y. ssEs are confident thst ous maeAsas,
~ul rsennimsn ihsm-s,fes On iHsDs stios cod
Jar ifisl o. every good farmer
he pphOe srs fsspe folly Invited o. ell
sd ere an1 sHaasinr ~ themselves
GFDDFs. MTiVwELL 4 co
Win-te'ifF May J1 i-1y -- en-
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NirgInin. 90 VII:

81 = az I'D WIZ
w NJ Circuit superior CouTt q lev asi chsu-
esfy Tor lsaeron Couaiy. June &c. i-3Js
lees Zen horra. Ertsufar r Re-ia HusrsI &C..
iLtHuTFs,
AGAtNaT
CsHrai B'Nugf-, Efffui.r = Thsnu Trra.v g.
"'fta &c bHFEHpaHUs
~ CUANCERY
HTSDFn drrfss 81 ne Couft. fs,g.,.f
- iune ~ i-1I. directing tho Comr1iss i9ns r
% tsto 90 arcouHt q fhe 3tJ ouitian1iar snd
due from the sttsts e Thsmas Turfsr. DECD
Ehieh have rci htret.fcfe been anIiisd. noi.es
D. h.fsby gwen 81 ftof- psFtons sofccrntI. fhst
~ Iiurifr ris 23ff ~ sf.4s-asf. fian ID shslI
attend 81 ~ ullce fef ths psfposs ~ rocsisfas
aud aujrins oiaims in1i hsrst1fore seesiteiI
a@aintt ihe afefstat futsto-- sLen aaa assfc
ihote io'erftiff aFa fr4lstitd ta siisnd uith
iheif eiairs srd legal proof secofilfr g. lev o.
tuppaft hen
o. WORTHiNgr1V C,rs'r.
Comnls'io1sr's Olase, Aus. 4, is5s
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Nv ~ifr shrr having been ,Ilirtcd v.,A Dr.n.o-
ga A"i Sick tiesfseh~ Tor length oT time "a. ~
d'esd o. use Dr'. Drr,bash kuho nnd Py.v'.
10 'prPhe S'TdDi. Si,h shuTe rclief of eli tAs
~ ''ito,h' ~ me d''sas". hsss used % nth cum
piv's relief "a 'eVeTsi FITS Of Choir sIso
JOSEPH BIGGs.
Formerly OF IrsIsEtsk 90 . Nd.
MS1i'o. Crawford CO., Ohio. Feb. Il, 1850
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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
I'm Dcffraon 6>ouutp, Td.,

XII Dcufr9ou 9couutp, ID,
> .YffCs fs-oDs Charfcsfosrss.
TTVntS sgrceabis sud eesatiGsi wstering
n Place a. now prepared 10 receive Nisiiers.
The Company have reeehily nsde various i'm
ProrensniS snsgessOd by the experience of :hsir
hrstseasoa. The accommodation Of last ear be-
its found n,ui;ivIeni fos the number % vi.i,sr,,
extensive aiciiions have been m ode 90 the build
ipss, aud the whole e,tahlisbunsat otherwise Inn
proved aud smbellished. Besides the Warm
Baths. which ~nI be mach improved, large FIsai-
%; GsIiI sro bang constructed, calculated Q,
forsi'h the most dsishtfsl river bathing both for
ls.lie' and gen,lsDsn.
The SURPRISING beauty ofihs.o Springs. ,hua-
Tel on great bend OF The rn,je,iic Shoosndo.h
River, ., Ihs foot Of tie Blue .Rijse Mountsip,
ss we'll ne the long established superiority Of tho
waters. need DOT again DO more ihan adverted
To. These. together with its greet facility Of
sces's from Baltlnore. Phiiadslphia, tho Dls-
tie'. Sc. by RAl-Road and Canal, render Il one
q the most Agreeable. hssltsful and convenient
resort. during tho heats OF Summer.
Competent Managers, Servants, .Us,ie, Pies-
sure AMI Fishing Bo,i., &c. are provided, end
the conrsn! assure ihe public that no effort or
expense will be spared % reader their Esiab-
hsA1eni equal h any other. either for genteel
aecomnoiaiion. rational amusement, OF health
Gsl enjoyment.
These Spring, are reached in n day. r.do
from baltimore or wa,hinstOo. BY tie Rail-
Road 10 ChariSsio~n. from which place CON-
Portable Coaches Mia -Afs drivers and horses,
belonging Ia Ms Company. will convey savsi-
lers 90 ne SPr.sgs. distance Of niIes, over
IN ssiy read and through mos, beautiful and
fertile county, arriving there Before sunset.
May 81. $40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22
GRAND
Real Estate and Esanls seek

SO809,2Q
OF Property Situated ia .htr Orleans.
The richest and most mAsifesat scheme ever
country.
Ticket, only 30 Dollars.
Authorized BY an act Of the Legislative A.
'emhly OF Florida. aud under ID. direction Of
he Conmi'sionsrs, acting under Tho sumo
To be dra~a At JasksOa,iilc. FIOIiia, Dsee.n-
Der lat, ls39.
SCHMIDT S. HAAiIr.roN,
.Tirlrsrs
SYLVESTER q Gu,
los BroSi'crF, -. Y0rS, so;s .ly,n,,.
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COO
1l.soo,OOO
Teieh s2n--Na. SI.rl.

NtAtB --b---N ". OhGTfg.
The whole o. tho Tickets. wih their nun
Oot'' also mo's containing tho prizes, Vii DC
examined and sealed BY ths conmi..lops,, 40.
pointed under ths sct, previously 60 their being
put into The wheels. Ono wheel will contain
The "hois q the numbers. the other u al con
tain the SIX Hundred PfiEcs, and she hr.1 SIX
hundred numbers that shall b. drawn out. uhI
Do sniiiled 10 such prizo - may be drawn 70 H..
number and the fortunate holders 81 such prilrs
"hi have such properiv Transferred TO them im.
media,eiy after the drawing, Ea.neun.5.,,f al
uiia0ui any dsdueiioal
SYLVESTER 4 co.
Aug. e. l-31-td. I5G. Eroa,,,sy y =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

AYiNG sdtcrtissi sofSsi nsss sh,,A
sfaJei hon uiy pfsmisss sbost tbs lsiA
20 June, l-j+, ahfstftng ibs fsiloaiae isssFtg.
tipn--sDms sh'io tsfs missd thfoash iss b.'5
-hssa large ba'f in her fofstesd. h,fi go
shlio. shout Is hssdt hish. toisfsbig sisst
msie, h'e Ieaff OIL lsst Msy. lonr eel 80
bed Teen fpts q fas hmss--Asd bastss fscsit.
81 some ib'arnnu1o n ne paFson 49, ts.is
hsf. snf 'ufg9flrE - bee sof attended 70 tas
sisrft tsnrst, uti ba satisfied u De- eli eel
tsf o. o.. 70 PsJinz ths estt 20 sensins ss3 ~.
"a riefft'.i n1t usang - proceed lsrshf
ass.nsi SOC hotter
MICHAEL C0gKE
litfgsfi Tfff5. il1e %. ls1J
shot. s'0u drF, Porter a ale.
90 isgs .msii sita sf-nsafrs sursr
- s.rrs Caan,ef g9v1tr-- Potter 80 as
iei tale 30 5If.IfTH
AaggH 3. ls5l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

PsEcsciTT.-"Ns." sail a liils gifl
tho oihor day Who bal islrcely sniereI
her teens. Ma. msiai get o. srrisd ="
"Whv child sad The snri5us mother.
what uP1a earth ever put tia, notion 90
your head 30
Cause al tho other girls are getiin
married a. lasl a. they can. and / wan. e..
too
We'll. YOU must never Thick ofsuch a
thing Don't you ever aik mo such a
foolish question agsis-- Married indeed
! never heard the likef"
"Won. Ma. II cant have a Husband
f71i1f hare piece ef5rsII and lutte, %
"Celiaioly Nov you begin 10 tall
Isu5na'Iy sol Won may bsye o. murh q.
you want When yen y0I hive d,ae
p1t Ga Jour bonnet aal % q school"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

We 'uspo-t lhat u IL rot generally
knoVn thli tie water n The Csr1r
sPai,as i1 ttii ooua'y. destroys BOTS
% lloRsrs Il55o Wh1 5wn fns Hoses
ofc1nre ~5aid 90 woil % ssnd them a.
lcastooce e year % IBIS wslcrnl place 90
IN Oh sloh cates 70 90 ssiI ~ be an iaislii-
~ fanedy --Ronssy isleiigeacsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

ToNATo.-Among the many valuable
qualities attributed TO the Tomato and we
know Of no vegetable that hiss been 50
grossly ilanered:) We are no, aware that
iis power Of extracting stains has ever
been noticed. We are informed. by one
who ba, tested is virtue. that Us unadul-
tofated iuieo will completely remove all
stains Of fruit. sc. aud marks of iron
nopH from all linens aul muslins No.
thing more - necessary lban iis mere a..
plicaiion, AID exposure 20 ihe sun until
dry. lis simplicity and efficacy render II
worth remembering .- Snotr!tH Baaner.
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Ono CONFIRMATION NUMBERS :,

100000 TIessi' from NO. I up.earI, IN
saecssIio1.
The deeds Of The property anl tie stock l,,,..
Terrell an sru'l 10 The .ionrrs --,.,;-,,,i
ny inc said sei % the Iesi,iht,Te q iIot,ds
Tor the security Of the prIzs holdefI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Lila oN TRSEs Strong lie is tho best
thiogwe ever tired to destroy lice on fruit
trees. II proves eiIeetual FIVE use one
pound OF good potash for three quarts Of
vatsI- Boston CHiiirgior.
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IOO Epollarr EscMnr,l.

lou DOLLAR kscNaFgl.
An away from The subscriber, living near
- ChhFlss'own, JeucrsoH County. Vrgin
on sunday night The 2Ist 81 Jaly. a Sssro r.,
vho calls himscif
BOGfsIsGIn Halter.
Tie e about ~ ~ ~ years Old. five feet r or g
inches tish - ofa yellow ~ copper aompisS-
Ton, anf has down look when spoken 10. sbS
slotsnlJ wais tie has relations lsinR ~ this
neisho1fhool some - Mf. n &. washtrrton'.
come ~ Mfs Jane g. Washiurton's. sDd bro
her 81 10 Cordoh's, ahd Two bfothsrs % Mr
Levi lickt's g. ell prshahfiiy 10 mav 10
'ufking ah1ut ihe ueiEhbofhood lie hsd on
~heh 20 ESCAPED oosfse Osnsburg cotton
shirt lipen rantsloons with some pats BE-, on
them striped roundabout. lisht vest win
pnflIe h5Weff on q, and par % double snIsd
shoe GOV large f1r hirn. not rinch urrr
re aaavs reward uiii BE- gwen Cor be 90
pfehehsion. v secured 80 thstt Fst him .sa,n.
HUGH McDUNALD.
A1rnst .. 1870.
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TAKE NOTICE.
Virginia. TO wifi:

In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry Tor JeHsrson County, Juns -. 1899:
George BIeshSuJs, trustee for AiI c,Ns aud eAlIrsn
n,
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Nif1yasrs
W. hars o7 tsai d isr barrel, n prime
W itA'as Vinegar fof retail We sl.o
'tfh % rfrftrto savera' barrels mere. fafubi.h
We highest pfFe uli bo given ri gosd.
y ~ s. e. W .lfSQTITH
August 2, ls1J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-22

Thomas S;eaiaGn. administrator or .in4 Lin.i,ey.
d,rra'sd, Gt.,rr Zsrssr, ChHles IT. Mn, anl
BeHjiain Brysoh, administrator It Bonis nsn Of
John Crlhar,, deceased,
TAKE NOTICE,
That on the 4ih dsy Of September nsIt. at nv
Othce In Chsrlesiovn. Jefferson CounIy. Vir-
GINA. shall proceed 60 execute the decree Of
The Circuit Superior cCur, o. Law and Chance
~ OF Jetrrson county from which the above 4,
extracted, al vhich time and plac. YOU ~ -,
please attend, with such papers aud voucher.
as may be neoessary IN the premises
EDWARD T.. COOKE, Ccmn,'r.
Commrs Office, Aug : Is1o III
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30 to Oo,00O lwo Ca0 dCul,mqs.
ron Tree, hreo Jsar' Cd. principally sf1vn
bJ hi~ssn ani utfrahtrI sfry.rr -. a.
verai thousand 6Ge IRLEG az moor. ,u -
1hieh Eili bc so.i ~ good terms. n Application
Do maia BY letter pot paII. % b.m "a u.eh.
m'ti. Va, or 90 % =. Ga'lahrr. FREQ rrs,s 0f.
Gee, Charesi1ur. ln adI .Irp. ia.rrt f-,s,
I've u tsn ounces two crop Mammoth IS. s.tsre.
LsS' RDbLRT r. G-ILLIiiEE.
August !. 1879 N
~ I've val % pleased o. eonru1icsis arr
ini1tmh;icn Dr. may hare--oS So vii procure
b.. - tfeiting on fssinx ths r4lsfrv ,sJ
7NA " 'rW X ID r.
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EirEinin. DO via:


Ia the Circuit superior Count Of Iavsad Chm
Gerry for Jefferson County, Juno 90. is1g
'''" r. HfH''afHek' Se'' PLANriTJs.
AGAINST
job" Erl'eos's S4rniaiirs.sr and olAsr,,
DEEKEDAErS,
IN CIiAHCERY.
'E'IE elains Of The persons named below wevs
excepted TO 81 the IAsi term e The CONT
90 account Of the proof 10 support Of The same.
Add leave vas grated for SAID creditors 90 Of.
IeF before me any other evidence an support Of
their claims.
Notes IL hereby given 20 said creditor, that
shall attend 1t my Office, 90 Hsd-,,dsy Is,
II" day Il .isguii, (iHiiaui.l for TIE purpose Of
receiving sell evidence. I will also. on ,sd
day, receive aNy claims sg,inst the esta,s Of
John Briseos. deed, Witch hsye not been here
tOfofo presented and sudusd.
X woRrHlNCTON. Cen'y.
Commis'loneF's Office. Aug. 1, 1892
The fo!loWing are the claims excepted 10.
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h-'iaz 'sN',irv1 fcr ieusih % time under d.
N 'hr li'rr, aer1u psnisd ~th pam .nd
'frn~'' in-iLa 'itv, hc-ischs SD saa 81, t,.,,..
w. h'~r'', ~"' '"dn'cI 10 'sk~ me bottle ct de-.
Sh'h Si5rdsI ehtr. rri,,L
BENj. rfTTENGFR
formsriv of Frrisrlek ". , Md.
TIt!in, Ohio. Feb. isth. 1855.
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eI4se. -. ~ - 80 - - ,alLag-lL -
WILL tsll times give ths histsst prirss in
sash iof likely ypuaz rIEGuor8, ofsott
sehe'i fe'n ien 81 tFfnty i've years 81 aze --
fffsnnf hhvins likely aefysnis o. dispose e.
F.H Do veil % call On me- IL av rssaianrs .n
'Aafiest0yni and Any eoH1ruairatisu fn writ
VOC eel Be pfomP'ly suealei 60
WM CEOW. &c.
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- lhA1Eb iFom ths sats cf.bsr about We
- i2ih q June last. triDiis Coz, w,.b
horns. betEtFn 2 snd d. years 90
a liberal fsasfi uli Do given ~ trr rrc0-
very JAaES Ti.OHE
Iriy D. 1870
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nv sEIEpEEnD1ToWyE'

;ED1NEJ NnY1G49
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TGn. Ohio, is3s.
The native American., 1839-01-05

the professors, and for boarding such students from
distance as may desire it, can be provided as
they may be needed.
The mode of governing the institution is sub.
ject of great importance, and unless this part o
the matter isjudciously managed, all our hopes
its usefulness and distinction will be blasted. Sad
expe ience in many, if not in most OF our States
has already shown that literary institutions cannot
flourish where the blighting influence Of political
parisanship can reach them. Scarcely one of the
colleges under the control of State Legislature
has ever prospered and SO well satisfied of this
haveseveral of these bodies become, that they
have voluntarily renquished all power over them.
and placed them under the exclusive charge OF
trustees appointed for fe with the right to fill their
own vacancies.
Admonished by these unfortunate results, |
would withdraw, as soon as possible, the Smith
sonian Institution from under the immediate care OF
Congress. A board of trustees (from five to ff-
teen in number) should be appointed bv the Pre-
sident or Joint committee of the two Houses, to
be selected from the District and surrounding
country with power to fill their own vacancies and
to direct every thing relating to the seminary, sub
ectto suchrestrictions and regulations Congress
may think advisable. l..
The native American., 1839-01-05

ton, such collection of ancient, modern and ori
entail languages as never before conceived to be
collected in one place, and Sir you may imagine
with what sentiments of gratiute was affected,
when upon evincing desire to examine some of
these rich and rare works, was kindly invited to
unlimited participation in all the benefits of this
noble institution. Awaiting myself of the kind
ness of the directors, | spent about three hours
daily at the hall, which, with hour at noon and
about three in the evening, make up the portion
of the day which appropriate TO my studies. the
rest being occupied in arduous manual labor
Through the facilities afforded by this institution,
have added SO much to my previous acquaintance
with the ancient, modern, and oriental languages
as to be able to read upwards of FIFTY of them
with more or less facility
81 trust Mr.. President, shall be pardoned oy
the ingenious author of this letter and the gentle
man to whom it is addressed, wv. Lincoln, ESQ.
of Worcestor,) for the liberty which have taken,
unexpected am sure by both Of them, in thus
making it public. 1t discloses resolute purpose
of improvement under obstacles and difficulties Of
no ordinary kind which excites my admiration
may say my veneration. 1t is enough to make
one who has had good opportunities for education
hang his head in shame"
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NOR Il III A NJ L II | G A N

- Wait for what That the dom.
iueerlng parry IN the present Legislature
of l.. Canada come to more reasonable
terms Never A union on eniit-
able basis is death 10 that party who shall
have great trouble Ia maintain Itself against
It's adversafrs in l.. Canada without the
union. Shall they have recourse n
dissolution; In that case we fofeiell that
The ministers will meet with another oh.
slacle; il is that, from the turn public
opinion is now taking in /. c., the warm
est paflisans 81 this measure. will soon
discounienance II. 1t Is notorious that IN
Lower Canada with the English popula-
lion serious opposition to the project Of
Union is beginning, and the delay which
viii take place before carrying this nea-
sure into effect will give time 10 this to be-
organized and spread. Then the ministers
at the next session shall be more emhar-
rassrd than they seem 10 be at present
During this, time is going on aud performs
ITS "a hours every day, events are also pro-
crossing with il, and HE confidence in the
capacity Of the metropolitan authorities,
decreases at each new arrival from Eu.
rope After all, Gods will be done.
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