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HEY order OF the commissioners OF ilsolvent debt
EB the city and cosny of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given the creditors OF JNO. e. kELRER, an
msolvent debtor, that apersona discharge hath been
dauuIg the said debtor, and that the said creditors
required TO attend at the office of the said commits
sOners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore
the first day of juno next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed for
their benefit; & to give all the information in their posses
on TO the said commissioners, to enable them report
to Baltimore county COURT agreeably TO of As
semhy, passed at December session, 1881, entitled
san acreatng TO insovent eebtors and that the LIST
day of August next haiti been fixd for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the I'd day of April, in the year ls4O
ap S-law3m ma eWI0w
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
RAIL ROAD LINE DIRECT.
THR o u G H IN SIX II 0 UR S.
Via Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick, Newark,
&c. by continuous Line of Rail Road from Philadelphia
to Jersey City, opposite city of New York. crossing
the Deloware ON the Rail Road Bridge at Trenton.
q c<rv-Ta a COMMODlDUS STEAM BOAT
kjzawiil be in readiness at Jersey City TO
vey passengers across the liver without
deenton taking the Baggage Crates on board. Leaves
the Trenton Rail Road Depot in Philadelphia, of
Third and Willow streets DAyLY, Sundays excepted,
Morning line at 81 e'cleck, A Nj.
u. s. Mail Pilot Line at 3 NJ.
SUNDAY LINE.
Morning Line at O'Clock, A. NJ.
u. s. Mail Pilot Line at 5 90 PM.
3Fare in either line, "a; returning the lines leave
New York, at A. NJ, and at ~ p. NJ.
PhiadeIphia. ma -
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VHNHE subscriber has Just yecsved a splendid ssort
n nieilt of Ihree-ply CARPE1ING, which he re-
specially invites his friends and the public generally to
cal and examine. He has hand large and well Sc
lected assortment OF low Priced fine and superiine In
rgaiil Carpeng, fine and super ucd Rugs, Floor Oil
clsti, 81, ~ and 81 Mating Table Covers, &C &C.
which will be sold low by
RICHARD DUVAL
a22 No, 900 BatnIOr EST
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INUIAa sFESITiEIS.

4 1INE Tue
FOR the cure of ctk<s,
Vhooping Cough, Spiinpg
Of Blood and Consumption,
&e. JIust received aud for
sale Is die Agents.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON
conner fionovor and BaIti-
more sts., paltiirore.
This specific il extracted
Ly : chemical procofs from
herbs, roots, plai'ts ard flow
ers, wlIez IN greatest perfec-
tioo. They are of beisaplic.
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From tise Mayor.l
CoAMONwEAsTH or fESNsYLvANIs, }

es4[ s1fey tiny of PhiiadcIpria.
!, ROBERT WHARTON Mayor Of said city of PM
adelpa, do hereby certify that well acquainted
with Messrs. p. Ings, John s. Fury, and Hugh Nc
Curdy whose names signed to the ebove cerlfefcss
and iat they gentlemen OF character and res,,eca
bty; and such full credit should be given te said
certificate.
In wtHess Whereof have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the seal Of the city to he affixed
r.. s. bis sixth day of December, &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
CAUTTON.-Nonc can be gepuiNe without splgndi
steel plate engraving. which is the Falls If Niagara
and DIR. C0Ilstock's. tho American agents. name sc
Sold by ROBERTS * ATKINSON. Druggists
Corner Of IIaleycr and Market streets
no IA ~ ss4 'gffsfTa &. T45g3rf. q 30
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Its pos;ttye qualities are as:fsows:
lst-Fn inants keeping tie head free from scg and
causing altA@urien growth OF lair.
2d-7EeTladies after chiid-b restoring the skst to
is natural strength and fircS, and preventing the I'll
| ilag out o. tine hair.
-Fpl my person recovering from any debility, tsa
szIs eefect S prSduced.
4El-If.sed il infancy till ges;, growth is started, i
be preserved by attention 10 tg latest period of life
5ih II frees ti.e head from dsnssrf strengthens the
roots, sTts health and vig0r to tire eircuation and
preYeIEs the bair from changing eo9t and getting grey
6i-Jf tilS hair 20 curl beautifully when done
up in IL ever night.
fp-Ns ladies' toilet should ever be s4isaout it.
nl-CSjidren wI,9siavc by any nsosntracted yer
min in the head axeasineiaiely and Peaseny cured OF
them by ifs use. II i intaiiille
For sale " nearly at respectable drugsisis Apply to
Comstock L Co. 2 Fletcher street. New York
Sold ly EOBERTS L ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner Of Hanover and MarketssIeets.
BAI.pNEss-A BEAUTIFUL. HEAD OF HAIR,
is the grandest asIane hti1ngng 10 the hanau Fame
How strangely tie loss OF it changes the c0untenaaee
and prcnaturely brings ON the appearance Of old age
which causes many to- recoil at being unc0Ftrcd sii
sometimes even sl.i society 70 avoid the ests and
sneers of their acquaintance the remainder OF THAR lives
IL consequently speH in retreIsstn short, not even
the loss of property hls the generous thinking yOnth
with that heavy sinking gloom does the loss Of his
hair. 70 avert all uiess unpaasant circumstances
9LDRlDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA stops the hair
fksn falling of the fir application, and few bottles
restores 1t again. IL liksYse pToduces eyebrows
wikskers; prevents the hair from gray, naked
uF beautifully and frees il from seurf. Numerous Ger
c6ees OF the first responsibility support of The viz
tuesef Oidrdgc's Balm, shDwn by Tie pr0prieiors
{e7-Read the following:
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq, late Mayor Of PhiIadel-
pl,a, has certified. may be below, to tie hgi
character Of the following gentlemen
The Undersigned dc hereby certify that have uset
the Balm II Columbia discovered hy ]. O1ridge, az
have found highly servceabe, only AZ a preyen-
tatve agaii The falling OFF Of hair bur also certain
restorative.
VIM THATCHER SEN
Methodist Minister in st. George charge
No. 10 North Fifth street.
JOHI p. INGIis, :al Arch It
JOHN u. THOMAS, N. u. IC3 R,tces,
JOHN :. FUi,EY, lOl Sp.u.cst
rr HUGH hcCUEDi, 243 South 7ui Il.
JOHN, GARD, Jun, 1913 Arch 81. ff
siI' ceTt;nBy raife is virtues in tle estimation o
the fsIic wie it is Known that three of the above are
mGf tnn fifty years OF se, and the Others less than
thirty
From the Mayor.
COMMONWEALTH or PENNgYLy.SI1
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by order of the commissioners of nsolvent debt
ED ors the city and county of Baltimore notice il
hereby given to the CREDITOR of JAS. TUCKER an in
solvent debtor that personal discharge been gram
ted to the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required to attend at the Office of the said commits
sloners IN the court house. in the city of baltimore on
the 1i day of May next at 10 O'Clock in Che forenoon
and nominate trustee OF trustees to be appointed for
fheir beneft end TO give all the information in their
possession TO the said commissioners TO enable tsm to
report Baltimore county court aereeabJy 10 act If A.
emily, passed at December session, 1891 entitled Gan
act relating to nsolvent debtors;o and at The I'd dav
ease, before the said commissioners " 80
Dated tIe2sth day Of March, in the year 1910.
up o-laWIih 'Coi0rcd man. ma o-leWI0w
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lie a-Inw2ln.

N Office Is HEREBY GI Y I1N mat rem
eraneeting of the Stockholders of til" Union Bank
81 Maryland will be held at their Banking House Mon
day the 9th day of July next fer the purpose of eecng
sixteen Directors for said Bank for the eIissing year.
present directors are eligible for the Succeeding year
BY order, r. MICKIE Cashier
ma fS-aw6tliJ Ht 1862
!I5-T ie Easton Gazette Nd, AID Torch Light, liza
rst0wn- will copy the above tl
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FI{T CF5 TaYo UuIzIz.a as 1.s.IL Iss,1 . LIE,

CAUTFfsi TO PURCHASERS.
fj4NEfJS Medicine Had been used for mere than
a years before effort made to initiate f.
The great demand and wonderful success have St
eed great number Of sersons initiate il in yanoss
wd!s-upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up u imitation of it, W1;sc is convincing profo of lis
being medicine of ereatSsue.-Some ar selling Say
sapasa and other syrs, posng the ignorant
for the Padcca, AT reduced gJices oteHs mixing the
sensins medicine with mOiaszes. &c. making bottles
tiuf OF Sae thus retaining of virtues; Others
Using the genuine Panacea their bottles TO perform
cures To Obtain certificates to ere tier r-puta-
uon &C. Some have resbfted 10 perjury. These
limitations and authorizations haze IN HaIly instances
proticfd the suffering of patients in diseases where
me genuine Swaisi's Panace awatId bave proved in
sfany cfiieac9us. therefore deeH, il duty the
public, to assure them that the congestion of my Pana-
cea Is not knows, nor wits IL communicated To any
other person III WAY whatever and that all other
mixtures represented 10 be mine aze fraudulent i'm
sosifionS
The GENUINE PANACEA may be had wholesale
ana retail, ut tic pEefTiefof's prices, of
ROBERTS e ATsfINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents for Baltimore, the corner of Baltimore
and HaaOver streets.
&c Filo have also for sale SVAIM'S VERzsIFUGE
along viii which will be given pamphlet On the sub
ject % woniis.
an ~ as-. eaw
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EgH order OF the commissioners of insolvent debt
hGors for ule city and county of Baltimore notice is
WAY, AN nsolvent debtor, that personal discharge
natn neen granted TO the said debtor and that the said
cIcuors are required TO attend the office of the said
commissioners IN the court house, in the city Of Ha
more on the 4t day of May next at 10 o'clock in the
olenooi; alia nominate trustee or trustees 10 be
sphtcu ior Their benefit; and to give all tic nfof
ehape tic report TO Baltimore county court agree
apg 20 an act Of Assembly passed at December ses
and that the Sd day of July next hath been fixed for
sioners. -2'f ~ T '
NH .n,-am7wI = ~ - = ~ = - - VS. 81
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BY order of Inc commissioners OF insovent debt
BIB for the city and county of Baltimore, notice Is
hereby given 10 the creditors of SEBASTIAN +.
STREEfEl, an msolvent debtor, that personal dis
charge has boen granted 10 the ad debtor, and that the
said creditors required attend the Office of the
said commissioners in the Courthouse in the city
Baltimore the first day of June, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and nominate arstee trustees, To be a
pointed for their benefit; and to give all the inorma
ton in their possession TO the said commissioners, 10
enable them to report TO Baltimore county court agree
ably act of Assembly, passed ut December ses-
sion, 1881 entitled san relating TO insOven debt
ors;' and that the first day of August next, hath been
fixed for the final hearing in his case before the said
commissioners
Dated the lIth day of April in the year 1910.
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80 FOR RIsST.-IIe aus6cTibeT viii rent II5s
Hssm;I DWELLING HOUSE. recently occupied by J.
.ssS. Skinner Esq In Charles 81. This House s
lhkEE STORY, with back buildings ard every conye-
nience Possession given immediately EnqHire at q
JACOB. q. DAVIES,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

, urucr OF tie commissioners ofinsOivent debtors
ID for e city and county of BalhnoIe, notice is here
by gwen TO the creditors otMlCHAED MekAHAR,
inselvent debtor, that personal discharge hath
granted the sand debtor, and that the said ere
dOrs required attend mt the Office of the said COM
nssioners in the court house, in the city OF Balhmore
the first day of June next at ten O'Clock III the lore
neon, and nominate trustee trustees, tobe appoin
ted for their benefit and to give all the information in
their possession to the said commissioners to enable
them TO report to Baltimore county court agrceaby TO an
act of Assembly passed at December seiGn 1871, enu
ued san relating to nsOlventdebors and that the
LIST day of August next hath been fixed for the fina
Nearing in his case, beorete said commissioners.
Dated the 10th day of April in the year 1870
an l4-law3ln MAJ lawllw
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Raa Road Accidcnt anl ionoft,c

The New \ OH Journal of C.n,,ctc, 49,.
melanehol, disaster occurred the An n., o Wv.
,tsisA'l snd Canaloharie Rad Road by he tall Of
"'"gr, ~ Durham, Over Mich The Ran Ro.5 49,.
ne "no'e traiu 81 FIVE cans went down ~ nh
'he n''dgr' which was about feet high. m H.
.omo."s had reached the opposite bank, and re-
T,ls, ~ Inc c''sh Vas tremendous. Nj.
y Tor fde was Instantly killed. Ills bo,,y wa. :,
Aeh GU, "i the water iew rods below a rolo,s1
man hand on board. had both tlmehs blohs. a,i
also one OF hIs les below the knee lis ,,r,.
- oo"ouu'' Several others were wounded. some :,
se'e'eS' .hnngh II is thought not dan ciousl,
The number Of persons on board was vas ah,'' ,a
a large quantity of merchandise was tumbled in,n
'ne efrek' (which was swollen by the arr rams an,
e",ned down the slIeam, without the possibil'y d
being saved.
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STEAMBOAT SUNK AND SEVERALIIyEs
LOST

Th- 81, Loui- Rcpaid,ran of the eth nit. states
That AZ tllr str'mhuat Btdlo,d Was descending III.
Missouri f'yer.oufhs 255b about SIX O'clock between
one aud Two infles abeye me .nanth. she struck -
snrg "tieh Knocked large hole M her bottom. and
she commenced Il iug t1aaeitately The pas,en.
~ lnsi 'isea lrae suff't. So geeat was the
- ''a' t., ahunt tx minutes size sank within !,
"" '''"eS ~ Tue i'"sfleape deck. As 5000 a, ,h.
'o"hrneon sl'hng The y -si VAS filed with a, M,
w nv II Could contain aud srut n.notr trho.c vi,
remained aud could do So escancd In the hn,,,o,,
ueeH' I'VE ot SIX. Is believed were pnablr n ,a
'aeie IN 'lme. An Old nan. revolutionary snId,.
., '''e name 81 M"ore' ton Guile county. is nsmed
among 'be lost. negro woman and he, Inn.
ehhdfen are reported as drowned Il !. ,l,n So
"''' herman woman en- buaId LOST her child A
'"'e was ihhoa IN tie cabin and deck shou Tim.
previous, IN relation 10 President when So ,o,,swe,,
counted. We presume there must have b,e, nm,
'pfhnef exclusive 81 the women. dreadful storn,
oil ram and wind was raging al the time.
:, ue o'a' anu cargo are total loss. Il ssnppos
ca mere was noi much caeo on beard. Sbr w..
owned re believe in Louisville vas
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March 80

Nik"iNlA-Me Court of Monthly Session held for he
county Of Campbell, at the Courthouse ON the l3,h
day of April, 1870: y" '"e i''h
'onn A. Sherer executor of John Weber, licensed nnd
'"o same '"nh Sherrer and Ruth his wife, plaintiffs
against
~, KUN Weber widow of John Weber, deceased Thomas r.
aSSou ana Pesgy his wife, Sally Weber and Aexnnd,
steele Mary Elizabeth Steele Sarah Steele and arbc A.
] infant. urder the age of twenty years and John
-, >, Defendants.
M, nIenoeht, ihomas l. Clarksdn and Peggy his Nf
not having entered their appearance and g,cn or;,
10 thc act 81 Assembly and the rules of this Com,
iIafhs ny satisfactory evidence that tley are mol in
90 appear here on the frst day of the ne N term md
h te hl OF tue PlRlniis, and thaa copy of This orrr
on REQ IN some newspaper priucd in the tow,
:" lgncheure Tor two months suceessyels and b,f nn,
lY tn'reov'e posted at the front door oil The co,,, 80
sad county. A Copy-Toste " "'' courthouse OF
80. WIN. A. CLEMENT Clerk.
ap11,
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DI.NNOLIT ION,.

TIVE term 81 eapaflnersbp between The sub
Il scrlters. will expire by limitation, on The last
day OF Apnl, At which time there viii be dissoa
lion by mutual consent.
1t Is desirable thai our accounts should be closed
Immediately. We therefore hope thai all persons m
debted to the concern will call, possible,
of US for settlement on Ihos B. the son
oil De-. lIolcombe who authorised 10 assist us in
The settlement. All persons who may have claims
against The firm. will bring them forward in order
that they may be adjusted.
WM. |. UOLCOMBE. NJ. ID.
RO. 5. PAYNE. NJ d.
Applications Tor the services III either OF us. after
the ii Of MAY. viii be made DR.. II. al his resi-
dence, aud DR.. = at his office, formerly occuped
by us. II. q +.
April % Is
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Valuable Goods nj cost prices.

V'hE STOCK OF GOODS lately OWNED BY
hrssfs.l' u J. ". Dudley, and then Store
House an Nam Stffet, Las been conveyed bs them
Ia unsl. The undsl signed b, drcd duly corded
IN thr Hus1ees Cour. IA nhich deed, liberty Is
gwen to tn tiuslresi sell the sald Goods. lfihey
thluk II rspedirul, AT ptsate sale. in 10 suance
OF Ibis aufbotly contsnsd IN the .sd Is.t, the
undrfslRned offer the catirt Sock ~ The puhc,
and pledge themselves sell at cosi prices - he
Stuck Is ltse. comprising sYrty yaIietN OF Staple
aud Fancy Gonds; aud ~ worth me attention OF
the public MI, Peter Dudley snd his son John
Nm Dudley Will attend. snd aei a. s4lr..nen.
The debls due TO the sid Itm are slsu conveyed
10 The undersigned BY The iced aforesaid. and they
herebs earnestly leqneN all persons indebted. 10
call on hem. "a The Messrs Dudlsys al The
Store House 10 sete and aDusI their several
ebis.-lu1ul esnte cannot he cav n.
no ) J.. NJ n2 SEED. TRUSTEES.
Apfil } IL
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r. 30,
rpsET EY A soIar.I.

'Cessr, rs5s Bossa,.'
A lady hsias .kcd to siug,
A, fr,i declined;
Bai us customary ihing
10 change onc'z iniad.
Sc fresh enireaiies, winning Nils,,
Again heine tiled,
Tie laJr. With her sweetest smilcs,
AfoEe 'coaqiist'.
afief 'iem.' ard little cough
In proper form,
Al length she in Tall cry .fioa,
And sung 7ae sfsrH,'
But Twas nesi uahappy choice
For her 10 nuk-
she had sliil aud piercing ,oicr,
Tween scyeaa and .hakc
One ~liisners-'Ahere " all the fasadsr,
That sne should basl
no-s sl,e call flis The Storm wonlcri
Tia 6at SqaaH ?
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EEk.H.H'Es.lEFE.

,,,, EEssH.V KVsAFF.
'E'llE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
u selves together for the Purpose OF conducting ii
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large aud commodlous brick bull
ding on Market street, leading 10 The Court House,
and are prepared to accommodate Boarders and
Travellers in manner and on terms, which, they
natter themselves, will Prove satisfactory TO all.
The House will be FURNISHED IN the most com.
Portable manner heir Table supplied with the best
that The market alfofds; The Stable with at undance
Of provender and attended by experienced and al
tcntive osilets.
DAVID L. BOOKER,
RO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb % Is
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DssEESEEG gsaELa.l,...NG
From the Petersburg Statesman, Mays.


NEW MARKET SPRING RACES.
The following are The results Of the last week.
races over The New Market course. The hrst hea
~ the fourth das MAS sun In The best time BY lro
seconds, ever made over The course.
FIGsT DAY.
Coli Race; Mile heals; three sears old; s3or en-.
frances halflorirL FIVE subscribers; three paid
forfeit.
wm. II. F. Meuil & Brother. ch C bs i'm.
ported Fell, dam Poll, Cebb. 81
Asa divers CHI ID. imp. Emancipation, dan.
BY Shakespeare, .
Tlme-lsl heat m 55, olheat. m. So.
Wien the time came round 10 SAT- or the Ilir1
Lear. 1t ass announced that lie ii.ly Wss wnhdrawn
and the purse na' sa arded 10 Z colt as matter Of
tsuisc.
SrooND DAr.
Two mis hear; four year oids. that nercr run in
pubic ,aee; $500 entrance, 500 foifeu -Four
sabsefbeIs-tWo paid forfeit.
. i. ilare's el h Old Dom3nion, By Eclipse,
dam Isabella, /
Tbes Pa,oe's full brother TO Jesephus, b, T.
elifse, daul by Ntgntan, %
Tme-lsI heat, 3 "a 50 s.. 81 heat, . m. IS :,
Tmnp DAY
Projectors pulse, 1hree nuud,ed Dplla, trs
mllr heals.
l.ham Pneletfs hr Wi Go, by Lnzboroueh.
dam b, Ecl1>e ) Yeas OIL, loo lbs I
4 Whcuy's Nm l,hA'0 b Nlaraaer Blunt,
by Eclipse, dam ty Contention, } years
OLD. ~ ihs. & .
Geo Gaodeyh's llafkaWay. b. Emlliu.
dan Pfspe., by Trump, yrs. old, 100 los S ,
Wm. X. Johnson, John Honrei. by
Shark Jam C'qecIte, sfs Old loo lbs. Q
Jas. Iailr,'s franbt, { dan by Ghades 4
yrs. Old, 100 u.s. "A
1hos Nhisouh's N b, Contention. dam
T., Chaf.e~. } yts.hlH. lo7 lis dl.
Dnc-lsl heat , ~ 81 =; % heal J m. 3D.,
fotETH DAY.
JOCKEY Cluh Putse, Seyro lIundred Dollnts-fonr
ni.ie heas.
w. II. Jobns1n's Boston, b, 'rntoleon
daf1 hy FIoi ~, : oHl, LEA lbs Q
.. J.. lime AndleV oua, h, Andrew
dan by O.car Yrs. old. l07 It's dr.
Tune lst llrai. min. 50 str.: ] heat, sn 3d.,
Firm DAY.
y. J. ilate's Willis, ~ Charles, dam by Mer-
iyfrld, q ". old lCo lbs. /
john $. Corb'a's Bandu, by Luzbnrongll, dam
b, YTauian, US. Old, leo ibs. %
l.hnm Pu,ktr's Beoeai. b, Gohapnah, dam
Hulnare. yrs ed. 100 b.. "a
1.imr-isl hrat, m. 5Ss.-2I heal, 5 IN. 10 =
M, llac's horse Mills pallcd mp lane afief the
ID beat, AID, II is fealca LAS sle ended hs racing
'neef-a galian, Hinusf IA a uell contested race
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COMMUNICATED

hr. Johnston having by recent changes, strength
ened every department of his School aud tested It's
new organic 'on by full and fair experiment, we
deem II due to him and the community 10 give Tins
pubHc testimony OF our conviction OF the snperior
efhcsey oil his system Of nansgement and insituc.
lion. aud our perfect saiisfsction witihe manner In
which thevrry responsible duty of guarding Tie NOR
ais and department Of the young Ladies wien mol
confined 10 the school room, is disc harged by tie
goyerness.
10 those who wish their daug cutters, Wien removed
beyond lie watchiul guidance of parental soliciiude
sheltered nom The allurenents and cxiThy3gance
winch surround Cry Education, and from lie nox
Ions iniinencrs, which too often poliule the Amos
Phere 81 our Villages, poisoning the very fountains
oil knowledge who wish 10 give them that sorl Of
culture, winch VIII qualify them tn fulfil with di
MY aud stfllnrss, their important desliny.-W
teeomn'ead the koa 5oke SeaIaary as offering the
strongest inducements IN It's quiet aud retired si3ua.
uon, lis mud and salubrous atmosphere. its ample
accommodations and extensive grounds for full aud
department aud Literary atfainmeuts Of the Pincl-
pal and tie Industry and vigilance OF the numerous
Assistant Teachers, Who asslduously emplnved
both IN the hours OF study and relaxation in erva-
tag tile sentiments, refining the feelings and soften
ing the manners, as well storing tie mlnIs of
pupils. with sound and useful knowledge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYrON.
JNO. k. RICHARDSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-14

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