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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BALTIMORE. SEPTEMBER "A.
GROUND RENTS

a II TESUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of n de.
"a Of the High Court of Chancery of Maryland
the undersigned aS Trustee, will sell public auction
on MONDAY, the 9TH day of October at | O'Clock, z.
NJ, at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore one I'M
divided fifth of, in and to a ground rent of TWO HUN
Der, December, March and June, of Lot of Ground
the side of Hanover street, the corner of
Lombard fronting ON Hanover street, 81 feet and ex-
tending back so feet more or less.
ALSO, undivided ffth-in and to q ground rent
ofNlNETY DOLLARS payable on the lah June ont
of Lot of Ground situate on the north side of Lombard
stee-begnning l44 feet from side of Hanover al
running thence easwardy ad feet on Lombard street,
then Norihwardy 81 feet thence N0rihwardly until il
intersects line drawn from the beginning and thence
Southerly 81 feet 10 the beginning.
ALSO, undivided fifth in and TO ground rent of
NINETY DOLLARS, payable on 18th June, out of n
lot ofground adjoining the above, the North side of
Lombard street, beginning llS feet from West side of
Hanover street, running thence EaslWarly 26 feet on
Lombard street, thence Nnrhwardly so feet, then
Northwardly &c a inc drawn from the beginning and
then S0uthwardly 81 feet to the beginning.
ALSO, one undivided fifth, in and ground rent of
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS, paya-
Bile ON 18th June and December out a lot ofground al
the North west corner of Hanover and Lombard streets
fronting 30 feet on Hanover street, and % feet on Iom
bard street.
G5aaf These LOTS are all well improved a
E=n@t by good and substantial Brick Dwell H@aEl
- LING HOUSES-suhject to Il life es-. HE1@I
tate OF person now upwards Of 90 years Of ageThe
limits are in fee and title indisputhbie,
The terms Of sale are, that third ofthe purchase
money shall be paid in cash, and the balance in and
months from the day osale the credit payments TO bear
interest and be secured by approved bonds or notes.
GEORGE w. DOBBIN Trustee
sep dts,
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DE1TOCRATIC WING NOMIN ATIGNs.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WYE HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN TYLER,
nE VIRGINIA

WING IECTORAL TIC Il Ell
FOR MARYLAND.
DAVID HOFFMAN, for the Western shore.
JOHN l.. KERR, for the Eastern Shore.
THOMAS \. SPENCE, of Worcester county,
X. LOCK RNIAN, of1'albot Co
HOWARD, of Amaze Arundel county
JOHN p. KENNEDY, of Baltimore city
RICHARD j. BOWIE, of Montgomery county
JACOB a. PRESTON, of Hartford county.
JAMES NJ. COALE, Of Frederick county
wNI. II. WOOTEN, of Prince Georges county
WING CANDIDATES FOR BALTIMORE,
For STATE SENATOR.
JAMES l.. RIDGELY.
For tue House. OF DELEGATES.
THOMAS YATES WALSH.
DIR STEPHEN COLLINS.
THOMAS SENELL.
&. l.. L. LEAIsY.
ROBERT PURVIANCE, Sen'f
For MAYOR.
GEN. SHEPPARD @. LEAISiN.
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Their services are not desired by either party.
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w ANILLA CREAM CANDY.-A fresh sun
ply of this harmless and most delightful CANDY
ust receivedby @. X. TYLER, corner East Baltimore
ind High streets. Also, GUM ARABIC LOZEN7Es
aan excellent article for Coughs and sorness Of the
Breast, ~
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LAW NshV'TC6'

a tHAS. fl. PITT . & JAS +. STEWART, Alton
" neys at LdW, have removed to the office in Fayette
street, few doors east of ST Pau street, opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel They may be found at all times during
business hours, when not engaged In Court absent
from the city In The absence Of either of Them the
nrtner VIII attend to the business oft he office. ap2l
NOR SALE, a very Likely Healthy, NEGRO Girl.
n aged about 20 years. TO until she is 40 year
ofage. She is an excellent PLAN Cook, Washer ans
lroner, and understands the Mchng of Cows We d
ell Apply at this Office. Sept 5, dat. "
BEAR CREEK HOrEI.-(Norh Point \
VHNH subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
IL the public that q has for the future, taken the sail
HOTEL under his entire management and there shall
beno exertons spared on his part to render the pdac
worthy of public patronage.
N3-BoATS, BATE, &c., as usual.
sep3 HENRY II, UOJTCK
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ATTENTION, TENTH WARDI-A meeting of tho
Wings of the Tenth Ward will be held at Mrs. Tenn
perley's corner of Howard and Mulberry Streets on
MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst, nj halt past O'Clock.
As business of importance will come before the meet
ing it is hoped that every friend of Harrison and ref
will attend pa Sc IL
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TO THE INsOLvENT

NOTICE.-Applicants for the Insolvent Laws of
IN the State OF Maryland, have their papers cor
recty drawn up and on reasonable TERMS by applying 10
l.. +. SCOTIPS General Intelligence and Agency Of
NUNS City Hotel. anil "a'
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4nh BBLS. POTOMAC HERRINGs
SOVI of superior quality, for sale low from the
wharf: SELLMAN & CROOK.
au. D Corner of South & Pratt sis
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OLD TWELFTH, ATTENTIONI!-'rhe friends of
Harrison and Tyler viii hold public meeting NJ Mrs,
Poseys corner Of Cove and Franklin street, on TUES
max EVENING, the 18th inst, when addresses will
be delivered by several distinguished friends of REFORM
All persons invited TO attend whose minds are O.
pen to conviction, and who are opposed to reduc-
lion of the wages OF abOr standing army in time of
peace, and who desire return to the times of prosper
y enjoyed by this country, before the present Admin
stFaiion came into power when shnplasters were un-
known, and industry rewarded. by order of the Tin
pecanoe Club. WM +. STEWART, Prcs't
JOHN H. PipER, See'y sep ~
FOURTH WARD-WHIGs, ATTENTION!!-T The
Wings of the Fourth Ward are requested to attend a
meeting Of Iippccanoe Clab Nod, on TUESDAY EVE
MING next the 18th inst at "a O'Clock, at the room of
the Academy Ensor st. adjoining the Independent En-
CINE House. Addresses may be expected from dstn-
guislIed friends ofthe cause Come one come ALL By
order JOSEPH C. BOYD Rec Secly
sep H.
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BRdNDERS' BOARDS-3 tons assorted Nos.
kDfor sale by 49,
TURNER, WHEEL WRIGHT & NUDGE,
q q
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ATTENTION, TENTH WARD!-A meeting of The
Wings OF the Tenth Ward will be held ut Mrs. Temper
Jey's. corner of Howard and Mulberry sis on MON
DAY EVENING, 18th inst at past O'Clock. As
business Of importance will come before the meet
ing, IL Is hoped that every friend of Harrison and Re
will attend. sen IL
ATTENTION.! EIGHTH WARD TIPPECANOE
CLUB.-The regular meeting of the club will be held at
GIDEON BROWNS, corner of York and Light 81. on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at u O'Clock The
members of the club particularly requested TO be
punctual in their attendance II is expected that the
several Committees viii be prepared 20 make their re-
port. A. l.. MOORE, Pres't
ep. IL PACE.
SEVENTH WARD, ATTENTTON!-There will be
meeting of the Seventh Ward Tippecanoe Club Mt
North Bend, ON TUESDAY EVENING, September 18th
AT O'Clock P. NJ An address will be delivered and a
punctual attendance of the Wing voters of the Ward is
expected, in mass BY order,
Sc IL PAe II. II. COLEMAN, Sec'y.
GERMAN TIPPECANOE CLUB-A meeting Of the
German Tippecanoe Club will be held on MONDAY
EVENING, the 18th inst at O'Clock, at North Bend,
(Water, between South and Calvert streets) The
members and others, who in favor of Harrison and
reform, requested to be punctual in attending Mr.
r. |. GRUND, of Philadelphia, will address the meet
ing. GEO. KAYLOR, Prest.
Sc II 81
ATTENTION, TENTH WARD!-A meeting of Tho
Wings of the Tenth Ward will be held at Mrs. Tenn
perIey's corner of Howard and Mulberry streets,
Al. nf..ur TaH,l AAl
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Hon. j. c. Clark to the Editor.
DEAR SIR: enclose the correspondence be-
tween myself and the War and Treasury Depart
ment, in relation to the Forsyth matter.
1t seems that the records axe sealed books to
thu nnnnsiiion.
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From The .4a.riear Sta,l.maa.


7rf fN gire Children 70 be t.r princes, cad be5 shall rule
them. Isaiah
blue-riband knights Of Log Cabin No /, reach before
the Presidential election Take the following specimen
of the dongs Of these tanatcal Performers, and who
can say where their fooleres will end:
'Ty r,E VINO BOY. RcHMoSp.The Log Cabin open
ionr senior. VIII rejoice 2, the exhibition Of The spirit and
will give you all possible AID and advice Organize io thu ~, Of
music you banners your You
your country and 10 hate yar Let corrupt rulers
mod io i"n T. arica sia:ery ,nat ""sh = VIII
do NOR" ionoT q ' WING blood i ~ Boy: OF ~ -! and H.
qrr tn OF Prussia At Genappc, aud freed their
Try from .ma-n i.sr country is far more dangerously invaded
aud
:hy N.h ascend, from ths muled and oppressed
and which proas confusion TO Tyrans and liberty 10
This is from the Richmond Wing Will not such
things disgust all sober men, My iellowcltlzens, Vir
glnians, by whatever party name you may be called
entrea to look these extravagancies in view OF
accountability for the IN which you should
discharge the great duty and privilege of men, IN this
free country. The inesmabe right OF suffrage will
not be ried with BY any who rightly estimate its value
What then justify those Wings, who would carry
an election by camor, falsehood and parade, taking
along with them the uniformed youth of the land, to
fill up their deceptive pageants Or, has come to this
that madmen and children shall be princes, and
babes he rulers: Are the men OF Virginia
for ths' Are all the usages of pa,ro,
fathers to be set at nought, By Log Cabin Whiggery:
Are reason, truth, justice, and virtue TO be upset
and tramped in the dust by reckless nnovators and
noisy, truant scbeoboys' This is q Reform with
vengeance. Every consideration by which the patriot
should be moved TO action-every interest which the
good should cherish, calls to the defence Of our
Republican institutions and to the Jealous support of
the able and vruous statesman at the head Of Go
yernment. cannot believe that the time has yet ar
rived, when ''the overbearing clamor of merchants
spectators, and projectors will drive US before them,
with our eyes open into the tolls of Bank despotism
Shall the President Of U. S. Bank, TO be chartered by
City Log Cabin Wings be the absolute king of this
ton: Never, nersr, NEVER, is the ready Of
every Democratic Republican. Then let all rally to
the support of Martin Van Buren, despsing the
less camor and noisy prattle of 'sOld Tips and Young
Tips, and all their degrading foolees and shameless
falsehoods REASON
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r,I nj Cgg.psrss.

a
> IA times seem to be coming again We
could shout "Iand no.! once more, put we sh"u' n.y.
o,, ana, The credit of seeing much better man "u
;h5o-s There is one thing about It'll we set ~
ir5 nov we shall NJ; drag TO sea again as we o." @
$40 W. have no e. ;. Bank to break from her moor
ms and carry the whole fleet South OF New lol"
MI ,'am - destruction We hold by the bottom now,
and 50 fear nothing The dry goods men hne them
ssIvss doing capital business, contrary 10 ''e'f tH
nectations and we might almost say against '"e''
wills. -. ros ia, revuI.
- however dreadful, are IN orr young and vigorous
nt,v ne short duration. II proves, too, the go'd
nocv OF sound principles IN finance Our adherence !"
snecc pavnents severely tired our principles aha
opr courage at the te will in the end be seen TO nave
been as wise as it was morally good Nh'r!ed III me
and crushed to the earth New York has been, she
on her feet again Our importers are receiving large
uppIes Of fresh goods the domestic manufacturers are
pourinc in their products, and from all sources our ]oo
rhars have filled their stores and are selling "Fkkah
CONS curar ron CASH, from morning to night. fnf'
chasers come with pockets full OF money, ana ony a.
hungry men eat Our coasting vessels are tea Iapu
Is with freight for all Southern places; The ooas
North River get full the European steamers ana PACK
cts are pressed to discharge rapidly as of
the goods are all sold before they can be got rom on
ship.board; the auctoneers hammering away, lone
two, three and every thing IS once more song' 60
nr'
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d. 3. r. BARKER, Chdnm
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.


At meeting of the Democratic party of King and
Queen held at the Court house, Monday, the 10Th
August, VIM. F. Pendleton, Esq, was called TO the
Chair, and John R. Wright appointed Secretary. The
object Of the meeting, (Which was to appoint Delegates
TO the Charlottesville Convention,) having been
planned by the Chairman, the following resolution was
offered and unanimously adopted
ResOired That this meeting concur in the recon-
mendaton of the Democratic Association of Richmond
for general Convention of the Democratic Republ-
party Of the State, at Charlottesville, the 9th
Of September next, and that the Chair appoint nine
Delegates 10 represent this county in said Convention
In obedience to the above resolution, The Chair aP
pointed the following gentlemen Delegates Da-
vd P. Wright DR.. Moore g. Fauntleroy, Carter NJ.
Braxton, Major VIM. B. Davis WIN. Bird Col Thos.
F. Spencer, DR.. James T. Boyd, Col. Robert Bland,
and John Snmmerson.
And on motion, the Chairman added to the de-
legation:
The following Resolutions were then offered by
Major VIM. B. Davis, and adopted
Resolred, as tic opinion Of this meeting, That the
Democratic Republican party of this connty are I'M
der great obligations TO fellow either. Carter NJ
Braxton Esq, for the manly chlvalrous and efficient
manner in whch he has sustained, during the present
Presidential canvass, the of Democracy and that
the thanks Of this meeting hereby teldered to him
for his efforts in support of our principles
Resolued, That committee Of three be appointed
by the Chair TO invite in the name Of the Democratic
party, Messrs. Francis W. Scott and Samuel G.. Scott
of Caroline, TO address the people Of this county on
the Presidential election, at such times and places
may suit their convenience and the sad committee,
quested to make the necessary arrange for the
discussion.
The Chair appointed VIM. B. Davis Samuel
Hsrwood and John R. Wright to constitute said CON-
mittee.
Rs'0lrsd, Thst ths proceedings of thi, meeting BE-
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- . the Chair, and Robert H. Gray appointed Secre-
Addresses we're delivered by Bennett u. De Witt and
George W Clements, much 10 the satisfaction 81 ,he
Association for which they received vote OF thanks
On motion It was Rrsoiced Tha, the following
Gentlemen be appointed Delegates 10 attend The Char
7.,eslle Conven,ion Oh the 9th Of September next,
viz:
Richard K. Cralle, Col. Andrew RUSSELL John G.
Meem, Simeon Austin, b NJ DE Wit James '" r hol-
sa.' ~, . G Elliott Robert Elliott, Charles r.
i psv L,s cSsls. Fhs Bute Richard b1 Icy
Ambrose Page, Rev Thomas Jones, Gs"rSs 7. John
son, william Lydck Capt, Bsnam,n " t Porter R, Eas,
go San'sI Glover. Capt. Rowland Ward, Richard
Harvev Sa,h. Terry, George W. Clements, Joseph
Marsh, {. ". Blan,oi, and chas H. Norman :
TIE ASSOCIATION then adjourned TO meet again on
THURSDAY the 10Th of September next
JAS w. MORGAN, Chm n.
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cnrd t.nn, 9 distin rui,h.d L.ndu.

The Wings awake and Standing and will make
backward ''move-Thcefore the running" flying, de-
par,ment dsvove solely upon the taeadyl vaBquhcd BIZ
The whirligiy Administrations has wIred brittle
yarn asunder! Wo Loco Foco lager Richmond WAr
Yes, "Wo the Loco Foco lagger!" Shame on
the Democrat who not add his breath the
b. which the frivolous mummery Of Federal Whiegery
will be scattered "Wo! 10 the Loco Foco lager" who
does strike blow in defence Of Virginia principles
and Southern rights! "Wothe Loco Loco lager" who
not by his vote increase the majority which pure Re-
publicansm before receive, in The noblest
State in the Union Let fight not for rictory only,
for conquest In glorious let there be no lag
gng, but from the Atlantic TO the Ohio let the watch
word be WO TO THE Loco Foco LAG6ER!
TPsterSburp Statesman
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Thomas J. POLLARD, Secretary.
uENRIII


In pursuance Of Resolution which unanimously
adopted at meeting Of the Republicans of Henrico
county at the house Of Mr. Jos Woodson, on Monday,
jrd Of August, $40, which read thus
ssResotrcd That the Chairman of this meeting Is
hereby requested to appoint Committees OF NigI
lance for the Short Pump, the other for the New
Market Precincts; whose duty II shall be to procure
and disseminate correct political information and to
get all Republican voters to the polls at the approaching
Presidential Election.
hereby appoint the following named gentlemen 10
compose the committee for
THE .Ns,c Markrt Precinct, viz Thomas }. west, Al
bert Akin, VIM. B Randolph, Philip Mayo, Jno. Stagg
James VI. Seldom Col J. 0. Mosby, Jonathan Brackeu
Robert o. Carter, Henry Cox, Capt J. F. Childry
Jas A. Harwood John o. Goddin, George H. Carter
VIM o. George, Rev. Thomas Binford Moses H. Car
ter, Rev. Jos. Starke, B. Starke, Capt. j. A. Eacho
John Carter VIM Carter, Claiborne Cartwright, Chris
tian Allen, L. n. Cartwright, Col Bowling starke
WIN. F Dupricst, G. J.. IIcCoul, j. Bethel, NJ
els, 5. 3 Swcany is H. Laid, WIN. Bracket, Ludwel
Bracket Matthew flobson, Jno. w Frazer, H. sharp
John Fisher, J. 2. Camden, Albert Fisher, William
Cartwright, Li;tlebury Wade, As. Eacho, Ro Grad
dock, j Brown Epp. Cartwright, Chas Chlldry, Johr
Chdry, Ballard Ammons, Henry Talley, w II. Am
mons, V. B. Carter, VIM Catlin, Capt VIM. w. Pear
bee, P. Fullerton Jno Huchson, Jno. c. Allen, SmI,f
3. New, John New, Claiborne Jennings, cambridge
Ball, Patrick Jordan, and VIM Pearce; and for
TIE Short Pump Precjnci-hlajor John P White
Henry Il. Garter Richard Reins, Miles Garnher, !ohf
Carter, ST, Capt. Jas. HILL Geo. Carter, c. p CrumP
Absaofn Blackburn, jr Jacob Snead Isaac Philips
Richard D. Philips, P II Gentry, Capt. w: Jearies
John H. Jennings, Samuel Grafton, Charles G. Clark
Nathaniel Tnsley, Albert G. Smith, Henry Brock
'Thos Alley, Capt Danl. Matthew'S MILAN Hutcher-
son, R Smoot, Anderson Fowler, WIN. A. Dedrlck
Benz. Duval, John Harlow, Holborn Co,irell, Samuel
Co,lre WIN. Ford, Smith Royal, Flemming Patman,
B. Harlow, VIM. Sharp, Jos. Woodson, \. Sharp
and Robert Courtney.
4 D 2 BARKER CLnirmnn
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leading measures: Log Cabins--Hard CideF-Con-
skins. H..
By Henry Wilson The South of Dan Always que
to democratic principles and ever remarkable Tor ef
HOSPITALITY to strangers that sojourn among them
ne X Graves Of y. G. Martin Van Bnren: a
ue Republican, and odous to the Wings, because ne
is "a
bearer of Democracy. Calamity has he borne the no
BILE aar. a peoples gratitude IS his reward
Bv George Blame. Harrison, the Chinch bug, ana
Hessaa F!y: The first much pest to our Polf'cai
prosperity as the latter to our Agricultural success
| BE- Henderson Stanfied of y. g. The people o. the
T. States: Nav they rally around the standard of Ne
publIcanisn and defend their rights as free and en-
ghtened people.
Bv DR.. H. Faulkner Our Constitution: As the Nj
riners Compass the guide to the Captain in steering
his ship so is this, our Political Compass the guide 70
the Statesman, in directing the ship of State and he
that would cast overheard in any case, should nave
branded in capitals on his forehead "aperured Iriof
ft ONLY for treason, stIaiagem and spoils''
By DR. II Easley. Southern Wings: Sensible o Inc
vacuum which surrounds their Candidate for the Pre
sidency thew seek 10 fill with the lighter particles OF
the body polite.
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GEO. STONE, See'y
KING GEORGE,

KING GEORtIt
At meeting (withou; previous notice. OF as many
Democrats the ground, at hing george
Court house. the I'd inst that being court day. He
zrkiah Potts was called TO the Char, and Thomas }.
Pollard was appointed Secretary. After the oEganz:
ton a brief ex PLANTATION made by Mr.. John iiooe,
The following resolutions offered by him and una
nimously adopted:
Convention being suggested by our Democratic
friends of Prince William County to be held in this
county on some DAY that we the friends OF the present
Administration may designate, ''wIih view TO such
proceedings and measures be deemed promotvc
Of the harmonious and efficient action OF the Democrat
ic party within this district.
l. Bln Mfrsf0rc RtSOired, That we concur IN the
proprety of such proposed increment and appoint the
oath day of the present month for the meeting OF said
Convention.
2 Resoired, That we invite the Democracy OF each
respective county IN electoral district to appoint
delegates to meet the above appointed day, at
his place participate in the open PLAN, and SIM
pie Republican doing, only known TO- and ever prac-
tised by the advocates of free government
On motion OF Thomas X. Price,
ResoIr.d, That the following gentlemen be appointed
delegates 20 represent this county III sad Convention:
John IIooe ST T.. l. Carter, Addison Hansord, A. u.
Hone, ST. Daniel Coakley, John Grava', John McDan-
iel, James Bruce, Thornton A. Price, William McDan-
el, George B. Jonson Hezekiah Potts Buckner Price,
John B. Gravson, Thomas }. Pollard, Charles II Ash
ton ST., and George ID. Ashton.
4 ResOIred, That these proceedings be communi-
Gated to the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer, Crs!s
and Warrento on Jeff-rsonian for publication.
HEZEKIAH POTTS, Chairman.
! ,ED
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TIE VAN BUREN, GATHERING SONG.

hey Gathering they re ronsing, IN valley anu EIt
'Ti- noble in soul and the fearless IN heart;
Al Freedoms stern call 20 the combat again,
They rush ~ III n zeal she alone can impart
r,o,r mild Talawaska's dark forests Of pine,
To IN. iar irrt. siadrs where the calm Wabash flows,
TIN. sou. Of their fathers . the People combine,
To keep oil chains Of their tsrants and fnes.
They re gathering they re gathering on hill sdr and plain
They swarm every vale and o'ershadow each rirer,
Each hamlet and dell i made vocal again
With the soli-thrliing cry soar Country forever "
The DAG of the free 10 the breeze y nniu'led,
Around i, they raIly guard Us fair fame,
And y.lI may the nruud of Freedom be bold
In the glory and strength of VAN 81 RtAS great name
Iyhil. ,hr noble Ohio IN Wild beauty sweeps
While the swift Si-gueh1una bears onward 10 waves,
.nba,.1 where Hudson IN GAIA grandeur sleeps
There are Of fe-mcn who >corn 10 be siaEe
.,ou.- them true hearts. Ia the battle once NOR.
And Whcgics viii quail III your gallant array
Won .tlI conquer again, you've conquered before,
And Houes morn will brighten 10 shadowleSs day.
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CLASSICAL SCHoOL.-Th- subscriber has engaged W.
- RicH,pp T. W. DrxE who has high testimonials Of ,a
ter and qualifications, Teacher in his family for the r-
year His School VIII goth JauG1. md ra
the goth Of December, with from the 2'h Ia" "
2Nh July In this School will be uglt all the usual hh'
branches the Mathematics, Greek language ava
The rudme,.ts Of the French.
The subscriber will be prepared accommodate 5o7i4
Terms-Board 800, Tuition $50, Paid half ysay ~ a..
vance My residence is three miles from Gorlon.yIs nea
road leading 10 Orange Courihouse-pos office Godon,'
References Mr.. Dukes qualifications To Wnj k-n
Gen VIM +. Gordon; James l. Gordon, and Capt NJ i
''' - 1''"'''' ''''' = JoHy SCOTT
Orange, Sept. 18Th, 1910. 3J-"'"'