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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
HEALTHFUL EXERCISE.


TINE SUBSCRIBER the proprietor Of the House No 9le
Pearl street, has two BOWLING ALLEYS. situate at
the Of Pearl and Dover streets and respectfully calls
enon OF persons requiring exercise especially all Of ssden
tary pursuits to Bowling, exercise emncn condscive
10 ensure good health
The celebrated Physicians have az pru-
cpal Of obtaining lie greatest blessing, HEALTH such
rccreave exercises will awe acvs motion to the mn,cs az
ths of approval. 4N M4e
The subscriber pledges hms,ft those who nav favor hin
with their CUSTOM 70 maintain the utmost deaoru and good
order in his establishment.
The Bowling ALLEYS will he let 10 partic. nv An. hour -
longer period No playing after reasonable time each eve
ming. ALkAR J. HENDERSON,
Jelm'
lyAKsAfARILLA PORTER-A new and h,eIlhy b.v,
- rageThis porter BY the s.bscrcr. frc
gradients perfectly noessive there being no narcotic used
IN composition II combines an tonic with An
seraty admirably calculated 10 irvigorate asd proues
healthy action throughout the system.
The most delicate can vithou the possibility OF
sing anaue esccmeni al the derive all the adj
vantages from s tonic properties that be obtained from
the best London porter.
The sasapara introduced into porer) has long been
celebrated as renovaor Of the system, purifying hs blood
eradieatng cutaaeous diseases. NC.
For summer beverage for health u h believed that this
porter unsurpassed BY any article offered the public
being highly carboDated and very grateful the palate
WHITING RABcocK, 81 Liser,ys.
~. D. Delivered in any part Of the city.
We have made trial of the srasspara Porter manufactures
and sold by Messrs Whiting Bsbcock, and have found
very lively and pleasant beverage.
Erom the ingredients which enter into its composition
believe that ID will he found wholesome and refreshing drnk
the unpleasant consequences which follow shs
u Of strong beer and porter.
ALFRED c. POST, SD.
J.H PoRROwE Md
GILBERT SMITH, NJ ID.
WILLIAM N. BLAKEhAN, NJ n.
~yolm, n MEAD, MD.
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nR. y. LLOYD WHTrEMORE respectfully informs
IL his friends and the paDc that he has removed 20 No 10
Park Place where he will ready attend 10 the call Of those
who honor him with IN, conscience Havng studied three
years Hospitals OF Paris and year the Lynsin
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Nacgee
he il to treat scientifically any disease that
NAV come under M. observation myli s3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

PrL place where he will be ready 10 attend the call Of those
who may honor him with h conscience Havng studied three
years Hospitals OF Paris, and The Lyinsin
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naegee
he rushe competent to treat scientifically disease that
may come under his observation myil.s3m'
II IYER COMPLAINT AND C0UGH.-Haying taken
L. violent cold, which settled my lungs and liver, pro
ucng fever and pain the side and shoulder which
serere could scarcely in bed; was wasting away
and weary Of life My cough very distressing and
the loss OF appetite debility and paia rendered distress
IRENE Finding benefit from any metss', noe from my
physician, get Al 375 Bowesy hste Of Dr. Tsyior BAL
OF Lverwor which made well and able 10 atiena
- GEO. YOUNG Druggist, sci Fulton It. Brooklyn
Acrwrs fr this medicineA b. Sands, Albany Thompson
Pascoast Philadelphia; Mrs Hays 100 Fstsn street Brook.
Ene New P.Iir; p Rsssr. Posshkssps Jane. Rsa PAT.
srsonj H. Benton Guilford; r. Stevenson, sasgr'ies NJ
Broad streets Newark Prouty and Co Geneva Nichols
cambridge; WIN. A. Chase, fow,s; &c, Stone Go Greca
Rivers David H.at. Utica. el.3ld&lw'
rT,o THE LADIEs.-DR HULL's Supporter efestsally
cures falling Of the womb, in ever case There = NO,
her form and sccuratev herself reading the
panying pamphlet &C directions, SC.
The high character attained by this important invention has
induced unpacpcd advenuret make and vend spur
whereby the patient cheated aud deceived and
DHsl defrasded Ladies Wherefore be eareai 10 send 10
The Ofhcs of the Inventor and Patentee.
MILITARY AND FIRENEN's CAPs-MLITARY
INl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Gases, Game
sad SHOT Bags Cartridge Doves Belts scabeards and MAP
pricease, franks, yaices Carpet bags Hat Boxes and
''"s :" - - = 0''' HENRY 9. uRATAcAp,
392 Broadway, between White and Walker streets
u Companies about forming, both Military and Ffemen,
can be Furnished with Caps the hores, notice my ltsm
II COOKING GLAssEs.--The ssoscriber Ia. on hand
IL large asd splendid assortment OF Gilt and Mahogany fran
cd Looking Glasses OF every sire and PATTERN which he offers
10 sell AZ Wholesale retail al very low prices Tor CASH
Portraits and other pictures neatly and richly framed at his
warehouse, sao Pearl street, few doors south Of Franklin
square. THOMAS HOOPER
jel In
O. COP Nkws.-oh Bos. Richard. = Co.. Of $40 Canal
~ street have opened their fashionable mammoth Boot and
Shoe Store through Greenwich street. with good entrance
~ Greenwich street. door fem Canal well calculated for
ladies mes and children Their asssrtents and fashions
are act eqaaed and prices low 2to Canal street. o ne
largest Boot tp the woris iel-fms
I I NCURRENT MONEY bought At
" g. j. syLvEsTERs
my7s 100 Broadway and "a Wall IT.
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poARDiNG-In a geniee private family IN Brooklyn
ID The house beautifully situated in Pacific street.
house from the Of Henry the le only
walk from the South Ferry The French, English and Spa
nsh languages spoken in the family. Apply above
myei.fms
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- - FOR observation-disclosures Al
z IL - Grassy Point Cadwels, Cold Spring, y ish
Hamburger, and Milton.
The new and splendid steamboat 0SEOLA, Capt A. De.
rroo will New York from tie foot OF Chambers street
e,erv afternoon (-nday exccpted) o'clock Returning
leave from the foot OF Main street, every
sing SUNDAY excepted) at o'clock Landing at the old
foot Amos street. each way For passage, apply
on board. or Of CkoUh rVwhno,
my23-7m Corner Yves, ana Liberty SIS
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MILITARY AND FiREMEN's CAPs-MiLlTARf
WI HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gun Cases, Game
sad SHOT Bags Cartridge Boxes Belts scabbards and knap
sacks All the above articles Wholesale and Retail az liberal
prcesalse, franks Vaices Carpet bags Hat Boxes and
every thing in his line OF business.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03
HENRY 3. GRATACAP,

300 broadway between White and Walker streets.
b Companies about forming both Military and Fisemen,
can be Furnished with Caps the shortest notice my l4sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-03

Il s~~s~. - NEWARK AND NEW lUNh-I htte
a. trips per day from each Pls.s-The new and an
steamboat PAsSAlC, Capt = W.
Martin On and aner Thursday May 9th, will run between
Nerark ana New York, making three trips day from each
.place and leave follows - - - =,
Centre wharf, Newark, Fromioot o. barclay 81 ~
81 o'clock A. NJ q O'clock a. ~
LOT ia
~
On Sunday, the Paasaie will run and leave
Cs,,r. wharf Newark Foot OF Barclay 81, n. York.
~ O'Clock A. NJ 10 o'clock a. ".
r. NJ X, NJ.
IT, p,..ae will land Al Bergen Point on her 81 and o'clock
rr. down and IA aud 81 o'clock trips up On Sundays she
viii land on her passage down and up each trip
Fare 10 Newark, lsa cts Bergen Point l2lce
The steamer Pssaic remarkable for speed performing
he distance In from n hours each trip Ladies Will md
Ali. route very and particularly advantageous, s the
o changing from 20 ferry boat with baggage
. Good. and freight taken on reasonable terms but
81, !, AN. 80 az 49, owners my23y
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ID EMOvED DR. H. VILLERS has removed from No
N 80 Liberty street to No. 40 Lispenard street.

TO SUIT THE TIMEs~-OPERATIvE DENTAL.
SURGERYThc subscriber performs every operation
teeth and the most modern and approved principles Of
the Dental art and with professional skill Irregularities Of
the teeth In children aud adults remedcd teeth filed
with gold loose teeth rendered rm extracted teeth
hsed from one tooth to complete set Fees reduced
one-third.
NIB Toothache removed ipsiantaneou.y Price 50 cents
myl5-3m DIR. ". vILLERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL;
A. IaiLaric E!:xE Rs aud all nllLOu AEFESIlONs

discovered Alkaline
TOHi1O PLANT vegetable
discovered They have been anndanty and success
Coughs Colds Influenza Cdtar7h Nrpons
all kinds Cosreness to
Epidemic diseases prevent the formation
can
6ntle and Travellers
universally approved, the best
As half dinner
indulge dnns
ora
o attracted the aien-
Public; and lively recently
o
atee able gauy-and
his
adapted all Nature d'"foed
and
Of
bestowed
hcm,is evidence their usefulness
public influenced
a medicine strict to the ohem,cd
ingredients should The OF the
the day with which the country deluged
already bestowed physicians and others, he feels
iu8fifni expecting this result
For o ts mode &c
g. r. PHELPS NJ d. sole proprietor
70 hrs 10 Prophet Connecticut ran)
sodby aecnn United States
PHELPS
PITS" si
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ono second that he could steal mule 10" lived
mule D--n clear OF ii.--What does he want
of \ mule when he has 60, bang up pony Ike that
tied to yon tree tponing TO fine looking Mus
tan q. opposite the log court housed What, say.
In the name of ten. jackson. do,s he want Of a
a mule Noitmg- exactly nothing. No. gentle
men Of the Jury, he didn't steal the mule he wouldn't
he oanrm stealing one. lie never wanted mule
lac nrser hsd n mule, nor he never would have a
mule about him. lie has his aniipsihies well as
any body. and YOU couldn't hire him to take mule
gursmen. that lawyer the other side has been
irving spread wool over your eyes. and stuff you
mp .nh the notion that my client walked oil ~lll
tie aforesaid animal without asking leave; but sHu
amt such pack OF fools 10 believe hi':,. Llsteu
mr. II you want to hear truth and teason-and
white YOU abou, IL, wake up that fellow who's
asleep waut him to .ieartoo.
That other IL" yer says too that my client should
be sent 10 prison. I'd like to see YOU send hun
OF &c. But It's getting towards dinner time and !
want born bad. so III give you closer and M
III. Now yeu have idea Of lending my tlent to
rfsou-l can see that fact sticking our. Suppose
ilhrr 81 Won in his plaoe-suppose Tor instance,
/ | aas and yau should undertake 10 jug me-poi me
! in log aIl without fire. where the wind was blow
ing in on one side aud ont OF the ether, and the on
" thlng to brag of about the place the project
" Zee circulation OF atdo you SUI pose, ss, that
would 60 ID see you id first, and then
snudn't'
/ W. don't know what verdict the july returned a'
when our information left they had all gone to the
grocery to liquor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-03-11
$1,000 PREMIUM
V'IRGZ.V'I.Y S.I.NPSO.v.
Or - 900 PrcmiumVcgctnblcf for the Of
Syphilis!
i EB RUAR Ia

vNNO pire the suffering with confidence this
diseased is only necessary that sue
y MS reputation that the transactions of one Druggist IN
Richmond III less than twelve months have been fire hundred
dollars besides what other dealers have Sold and Phys
cans used The recovery OF Mr. 8 X. Thompson OF Rich
mond whose sulcrngs for five had brought him
often To the brink OF the grave md who had finally given him
self up 10 die after having lo The palate roof OF his
and part OF his In this he was ne"uai n, a
Physician 10 use the Sampson. e1 70 MIS- great sun.
PRISE ms vel as that OF III" Community he gained twens
wv l"""' ~ ne .onth and one and half papers made
!-s rure Of him. Mr. +. has given history OF his
case See hand-bls of other Price $40 90. Fol
ale by Howell DAVIES, Agent.
~ H. The above is acquiring high character for the
OF king's Evil or Scroiua.
July 30 wl2m
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against
John Rosser, Ammon Hancock james Benagh
NJ. DAVIS, Executor of Henry Brown Jr. deceased
VIM. l.. Lancaster, William Canada and Ro
Strange defendants.
Ii CnAxtrhY.
On motion Of tic plaintiffs who filed their bill and
an exhiol', and the answer of Ro. Strange and
was -.gued by counsel, consideration where
Of the court doth award the injunction prayed for
in the bill, inhbitng and restraining the sheriff of
this county, from proceeding to sell the Slaves, Pa
trick and Tabby, in the bill mentioned on the plain
tis some of them entering into bond, in the
penalty of one hundred dollars, conditioned to pay
all such cost as nav be recovered against them in
the suit shall be decided against them. And
the said Strange in his answer, wing the limita-
ton IN the deed of trust, made an exhibit in this
cause, and being willing that the trust subject may
sold without delay after the amount of the debts
therein provided be paid, shall be ascertaineI upon
such terms of credit the creditors may ag,ee upon
And The defendant VIM. Canada having paid or being
liable 10 paythe partnership debt in the bill mention
ed, whereby lie may be substituted TO the riehts Of
NJ. Davis, whose debt he has paid, may have to
pay, II on settlement with Robert Strange of Il
partnership aud general accounts he should be
found TO be his creditor, TO ascertain this fact and
the extent OF debts chargeable The trust property
previous to a sale under the deed of trust The
court doth appoint Joseph b. Nowlin. Commission
er tor the purpose whose duly it shall be, after 80
length oil time 10 the VIrginian, a public newspa-
per, printed in the town of Lynchburg, watning all
creditors entitled to satisfaction out Of the trust sub
Jet IN the deed mentioned TO bring in their claims
IN default OF their appearing and rendering their ac
counts before SAID Commissioner, they may forever
amer be barred Of all participation the trust fund and
'hal SAID Commissioner make report of his proc eed
lngs to the court, with any matter deemed pertinent
by himself or required by the parties to be SO sta
ted.
And the trustees, or one Of them, having agreed
TO act, there IS no necessity OF appointing any other
Aud 50 sosn rs the accounts ordered as above shall
be taken the trustees either Of them NAV
to execute the Trust.
Copy-Teste,
WIN. A, CLEMENT, Crk.
The parties IN the above cause, and all other
creditors OF the defendant Robert Strange whose
names not mentioned in the deed of trust therein
referred TO. but who provided for under the gen
craltetm OF "a just creditors" are hereby warned
and notified, that have appointed TUESDAY, the End
day OF April next, at the Office OF Sam'l. Now VIM on
The MAN street, IN Lynchburg take the above OF
dered accounts. where the parties will attend a, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ of that day, with copies of court pa
pers and evidences OF their respective debts n order
TO a settlement Of the same
JOS. B. NOWLIN, Com.
sh4 Win
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lAt.asass sgtIs
From me Faf@rjHe JoRraoi
PLANTING AND CULTUE OF TIE
MULBERRY.

~ l III t~iNl IA /
Ia hltnier number. | asigued some reasons E,i
h.l,e,tnp six destined Ia become oor A. The e,e.
slale. OF oar eonnttN sud IN our Innate Al as
tie AIorns MalIcaulisnnst supersrdr all other ga.
,ienes for teei,np the sik Woftn | shall offer Won
nj the ths time some remarks on It's culture me
sod sloull be ltpli; If inclined To be moist bui mn,
subject 10 standing wafer tile better Flesh land Sc
cond wears nrw ground or rich sandy Inv ptounds
not snbiect 10 waters standing upon Them, atr
,,o.t r'v.,,bI. In a lp.n,ant r,,ntb A, ,Lt
soil in good condition will anwer
Wnete the object IS the raising of .ilk ,l,,,c
u,tI,uut reference 10 The sale # t,ees II is ma, mpo
liam 10 n anf III, m IN trh soil Nv ovpe,r.,rue,
has been. th.tihey u,,t,,tr much morn ne,fse, on
Ind Of oniy ,odrrate frttiItiy: and "a tba,, -.
are less suceuieut llan when pl,nfr1 -, nh val,
worms led Gu thair leaves are said 10 be heab,cr
aod slk rr.,lneed from then, Of herr, on,l,y or
cours. sbefe The olieti Is the sale of The tires
sBeh soil rs will force tie most ukufaut growth,
viii be selected
Tie lard should be well preparel-nr low and
light. II shond he ionrled IA tie riIl # ttac IN
die. The roms snouid be 81 ficicniy distant IN al
nit OF convenient cultivation with the ,l,,,t H..
tween thcui-say four itft. The distance -, ,L,
lows VIII, Uf cotrsc be ,epulaied nv , ,,,tetv -,
Gums tances--the quaulIls of Lad winch IN l.,
spared iut the purpose aud wbpib., The ,,e,s 49,,
designed to be femuyed or for a permanent mania.
iton-Tbcy ma, be pla,,,,I ~ 49, ds,,,,a f,',
len or twelve inches IA ts, a.c,
The L,itnet mod al qul,5,-,,i j., H.; ;,. -
been 10 have Two hubs Ia each rn,i,c--7o ,I,o
thls either upfsbt or w1lt ,uodet,te ,r b,,,,n, So
thai the Il ,1,ef bad he mn, ,hov ,l s
face of the ground pressing the Garth f,uly ,,ou,d
u. Atthe Narlh has breu c,,nnon IN TnI,,, L.,
ers-that t. the entire .fen, ~, b,,h of III. no,
without d vi,Iinp n ,nio sees,,te cuu,.cs I,col h
,zoutav q covered TO the ,lepb ofabout tun,nrLes
The objection In This mode IS tina, IN. ,,ees Iayo
too hlle ,ii,lA4oe be np n ,,her mar Than II. h
ON the switch which = rl,p,eI ~ ''
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Tract, or parcel OfLaud.

WIN us apputtenances. lying and being in The said
county OF Bedford Portet's mountain. and The
head waters of Glove creek, south branch of Coco
e'eeS' containing 1924 acres-it being the same
,fact OF Land heretofore conveyed to William b,
Gray. ~
ne terms Of sale will be made known at the
time and place of sale
Ao''ns as uustee shall only convey 10 the pur.
trust aforesaid " NN'N VI
W lie above mentioned Trac, Of Land is rep
,eeeu'.o as containing considerable quantity of To-
oacco Land, stHlauceared.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
- tbs
me sale above advertersed, is postponed I'M
III Tue INST day of the next March term of tb, Conn
Our. o, Bedford at which time 1t will take place
'"e 'front.' door OF The Coud House OF Bedford
county. In the interim the portion of Land de.
signed to be sold, will be laid oil. and esign.,sd h
certain me,es and bounds y
Feb. % '"S'ee'
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EOPAIeENTS and MASTERS
E.,,gs Fri or ScroTuIn cured.

fi'tlE following letter - Of nealculabIe value to
those who may be afflicted directly remote.
" With Sctolbla. more particularly as the MedI-
cine has not iuled as YET, IN single instance. The
standing OF Mr.. Jennings, as gentleman. aud who
cNtensye'y known - an enterprlsn success
fnl merchant. throughout this State, leaves no
nom 10 doubt of The value OF the Jlrpna Sampson,
ii winch he speaks. We understand that the pro-
pfeioi will purchase any servant afflicted with Scroi
ula, Who IS wing TO 80 to HIM
CARTfnsvILLf 10Th Nov 1898.
Dear \tr:-l uuts Of the 9TH INST. - to hand,
enlpnng Of me my opinion OF The benefit my son
received from aking the Medicine called the
Iapinta Sampson. OF $1,000 Premium Vegetable.
Nv son had the Whooping Cough, ut about two
yeats OF age, his eyes then became sore, and had
been considered cured I'll lie took your Med-
cme about twelve months past, then IN his year
tnaking the disease OF eleven years standing, al
different times advised with three able Physicians.
and he at times would appear better and occasional
~ ! sent HIM 10 school, but at last | compelled
Ia lake him home aud did not send him aealn I'll
after he bad taken | OF paper OF your Medicine
From the time he commenced taking 1t, until sent
him 10 school again, think was about SIX or seven
weeks, since that time have heard 40 more com
plant Of hls eyes, aud believe they are we'll lie
SNOW al The Edge Till School, near Princeton, New
Jersey. lOuts, icspectfully
tSiened) JAS. JENNINGS.
For sale by Howell DAVIES, 1gent
The Agent takes pleasure IN referring To Col. NJ
Langhorn and Mr.. Anderson Armislead, both Of
tins place, for the standing Of Mr.. Jennings
H. d., agent
Feb. % Is
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Bedford FEMALE Seminary,

1NHE UNDERSIGNED Welding TO the solici-
l. talIons OF number Of his friends, has consented
to take charge OF the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY and hereby gives notice, that tha ex.
ere,ses Of the Institution will commence under his
care on the second Monday in March. In entering
ON the responsible" duties OF such situation he will
only say that II IS his wish to make the Academy
worthy ct atohiinuance Of public patronage. The
best pledge, however, which he give to the pub.
le IS this that as his children will be iangh in
the Institution he will he prompted by The natural
feelings OF parcntto see that Inc instruction given
shall be faithful add thorough. Being welded TO
the peouares OF no particular system, he will en-
deasour TO exercise sober discretion in the reeula-
ton OF tho studies, and 10 pursue course that shall
commend tseIt to good Judgment aud good taste
In word no would wish to make The Academy of
tbs, ms native county, afford 10 parents the means
oil obtaining for their daughters, IA substantial use
fnl and accomplished Education. In the dl.cip-
line Of the SCHOOL, an appeal viii be made
only To those motives and principles that are re-
cognIzed and sanctioned by the q, spell of Christ
&c selection Of Assistana caiit Isis reea,,a %
be han 10 the peculiar Qualification, required IN sush
a situation. The Department of Music will be en-
rusted TO young LADY of refinement and polish
ed Education, who II is confidently believed will
prove herself em'nenlly worthy Of public patronage
The price Of board for Il session of five mon,hs
will be So Dollars for Tuition either IN E,o,ch -,
English studies 30 dollars Music at the customa.
~ rates.
All payments to be made in advance, to Mr. Jo-
sePh Wilson, Treasurer Of the Acadcmy
N ii. COBBS,
II ~ thought to be AN actof Justice, to publish the
following testimonial, IN favor ct tie qunliicauons Of
Miss Manson, the young Lady, who viii supcrin,end
the depart ment of Music, in the Rcdfori Fsmale
seminary MI. Sconca, now OF New ork Civ il an
in'aidh and some years ago. taught Music Lynch
burg. lie was distinguished flr his strictly sciennf-
'c and peculiarly successful plan CONSTRUCTION.
New IoRK, Feb. H. 1889.
DEAN Suit aac,ds me great pleasure to ,e-
commend Miss Charlotte Manson, as a teacher Of
! Music To your Institution. Her progress IN the
Science, while under my instruction. was uni,aIled
add extraordinary and the precision aud briancy
o'het execution were only equalled by the extent OF
her Musical knowledge. On ievisiling her after the
4 lapse of several years found she had wonderfully
improved, both IN theory and practice; ana , A.,
A'"'e'''s 'h'"H thai she possesses peculiar tact
0lmp't 10 any one hc very identical principles of the
/ Secncc OF Music, which are so essential TO my new
plan OF instruction. In short, sir YOU ctulJ ma,
have selected any person better qualified to sustain
TINS department, IN your seminary.
JOHN A. SCONCIA.
REV. n. II. CoBBs
Liberty, Feb. IS tooM
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SfrOyed or Stolen,

I.NROM the subscriber near New London on Sal,
= uiday night, the 23d February, Is39two sorrcl
Mares, one large sorreI, with one hind leg ,,rpe
'han the other, Other marks not recollocted; The
o'ner beautiful sorrel fy, rising four wears old
T,h one white hind foot, and blaze in her face
10y ei'her got loose were taken aud rode off
liberal reward will be given for their delivery n IN
SUBSCRIBER Tor any information relative to them. will
r. co 'n"nN'uhy tecevedD being four miles southwest
uo'' the meadows of Goose Creek, Bedford toun,v
JAMES ANTHONY.
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