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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-07
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PELGEEN's WAY SONG.



I'm bound to the house of my Father;
Oh, draw not my feet from the way,
Nor stop me these wild flowers to gather;
They droop at my touch and decay!
think of the flowers that are blooming
In beauty unfading above,
The wings of kind angels pertaining,
Who ny down on crrands of love.
OF earlh'5 shallow waters the drinking
Is poweross my thirst to alIay;
Their taste is Of tears, while were sinking
Beside them where quicksands bcray.
| long for the iount everything,
That flows by my Fathers own door,
With waters so sweet and life giving,
TO drink and to thirst never more.
The gold of this bright happy dwelling,
Makes all lower gold to look dim;
Its treasures all treasures cxcelling,
Shine forth and allure me to Him.
The gems Of this world am treading
In dust where as pebbles they lie;
To win the rich pcraI that is shedding
Its lustre 50 pure from on high.
r,r ro;rs tam. s,;r;, : c,o,i,o
No balsam from earth il receives
t,.,...u...;.l,i:
''' Wv ''''' - '''"'"e'
10 drop III my wounds rom us Ioa''s'
4 child that is weary with roaming,
Returning in cladness 10 sec
Its home and its parent, I'm coming
No Father I hasten 10 thc,f
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ri-Thc following is from the pen Of GfonGi
p }ro,,,s ESQ and v,, sunr in Now yor
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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-07
From the Saturday Evening Post.
BY ALFRED SWELL.

The Indian Am bush ; or, the Days Of Our
Fathers.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-07

The sun had sunk behind the western
hills, and their deep shadows spread a
gloom over the battle field, like funeral
palI,--the river, too, lent It's monotonous
hum, and gave sull morc impressive
feeling to the scene.
A group of them stood around an oh
lect, which seemed to engross their deep
est attention--it was fellow creature
dying. Pilowed on the bosom Of old
Philip, lay the gallant youth, who, when
the sun rose, was the most contented and
one of the happiest of his specics--who'
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-05-07
A Patent Sermon.

The iollowing-by whom know not.
neither do | care-must serve as a text n
to my present discourse:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
NeW Fork Legislature.

Iharsd0y. Apr'l ~
In the sgyArK Mr. Furn,an reported agans, rcPcnl
alteration of the regulating the Inspection OF Leaf To-
bacoo.
Mr. Sbley reported favoraby the Assembly bill Fca
tive 10 courts held BY Justices Of the Peace
Al.o in favor of cxernpng Household Property from En-
eeution to tho value OF $50. (Sec bclow)
Eleven bills were read third time and passed Among
them were thote entitled follows:
To provide for the prompt repenishing OF the Safety
Fund and for other purposes
TO authorize the trustees the ST. Icg, Indians 10 lease
their lands Ayes II, Noes TO-
In relation to the Beeckcr-strcct Presbyterian Church IN
the city of New-York. Ayes %.
To revive the charter Of the Hamilton Insurance Com
pnny. Ayes %.
Mr. NicAoa, nov appropriately announced TIE death of
Hon Nathan Hcs,on of the Assembly: whcreupon, the
Senate adopted the customary resolutions and adjourned
In the ASSEMBLY petition from Tobacco dealers of this
CITY for an amendment, of the Tobacco Inspection laws,
received and referred to the Committee Trade AID Manu-
features.
Mr. Pierepont introduced bill for the government Of the
Lumatic Asylum.
The bill to incorporate the Aarc Works in this City was
lost: Ave. Sa-[No two-thirds Noes II. rceonsd-
Grafton was moved by Mr. Wordcn who mad voted the
negative for that purpose.
The bill incorporate the American Tract Society having
been read third iime it's passage was objected to by
Mussrs L. S and A. G. Chat;cld After debate, the
question was laid on the table.
bill providing for the laying out of roads through the
lands of the Caaraugu Indians read third time and
passed
Mr. Mckcs of Cortland here entered the House. and
briefly frcngy announced the death OF his colleague, Hon
Nathan Heaton. Whcreupon. the House unanimously re-
solved to the usual manifestations OF for tbs
deceased and Immediately adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
FIRE INSURANCE.

M Townsend wel-,caning Member Of the Assembly
fro1, this City, ha, reported Iii TO establish system
Insurance-Fre Marine Life, tc-under General Jaw
fihe III. General banking Law instead OF under Tcc'a
acts of incorporation Having early and steadily advocated
the principle on which th. bill founded and believing that
is well drawn We hope v be favoraby regarded BY the
legislature. and Il unexcepriorablc, passed
But the Delegation from This Ci,y and sOme other Mem
er of the ultra Radical school appear u 70 be pursuing
very unwse and mistaken in the premises Under
garb of zeal FOR this they oppose and yoi down
v.r application however unexccptionabe and meritorou+
for grant or modification of the usual privileges OF Insurance
Companies By this means tbs Rinoriiy-it the adv-c'tes
Of General Insurance Law Acknowledgements 10 over
rule the majority and force them into ac4sscence ne
result OF ,sis usrcruDclr likely DC mutual irr
,, and ultimately the failure OF all Insurance bills what
ever
We trust the Delegation from this City viii weigh tic
s.ouenccs Of this They should bear in mind that
there ex.t great dangers imposition and swisdng under
General Insurance law carefully guarded at every
point Many honest apprehension thai tie passage
of nnv such act would open door for widespread fraud and
Lnavcrv ", think differently; but whnt them Should
such radical and vital change legislation ba carried
by minority coercion Remember that neN- charters
granted do not increase but diminish the existing monopoly
dising more dey the privileges enjoyed In our Judge
rncn the accustomed facitic. this business should De
granted until excellent rot merely suggested
but freely adopted and firmly established
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

D.,,s Of pe-nber Of aie Lsgisia:nre-f!on- Nathan
sroB Member of Assembly from Cortland County ''s'
A. bi residence on Monday the tSih inst ne eii
, b.,,,h o, the 7.h February, but MAS attacked os
disease on hi; Journey honcward and Hal! fell prey 70
:. He was gentleman OF decided and uno''D'
m worth and highly esteemed By those Nho Knew nm
He had no, before been ~ public NE
~ Tb, Gc,mans Of Michigan the 10Th 'en' sle''ni
Nc.sas, TO the Legislature OF that State announcing ~
l,ofts on the e. $ Bank ana the amount OF si''oOV 1850
bs ,,e.ted He recommended that an agent DC 'ehs u
=, once 10 looA after the rights and Interests "
Acbisnn Ii vas understood that the baHS oHeF'' " i
the n,ta.nent in ia notes ri discount u ''u ~
r,.,.. ~ j., Eo,rc~-Currv who attained 8 9eo ron'
M Rank Of Ithaca y y by OF forsery and ~h" mas
br tho subject OF much correspondence between "oo
Seward md Governor Giuer OF Virginia passed through
n few day. nco heavily roned in the CUSTODY OF IN
81 one of the money have been recovered lie Is
., b. a.hins hiskcred op in ais personal aPPea
ance
yr BGdlc ha. written fs letter in rcP. 10 the corr
., investigation OF the L 5. Bark Il ia net stated
how many more last ward. wc may expect.
SIR Allan HcNa6 instead OF being removed as Queen
counsel in Upper Canada heretofore stated mas ONLY M
rho situation on accous, of the Rheumatism or gout ana WI"
return to II When Dc gcts better.
WIalc F,,itry-Durias March last h'rc were I'M
-.d INTO inc ni.cd State, 1875 barrels 49s gal
Ions sperm. and Sc $50 barrels, ll165 gallons wha'
oil.
NJ The Rev Dr. Cosswcll OF Boston ha, accepted the
nno,r,cnt 4. Professor History and National Education
in Dartmouth College and expected to enter soon upon
M d,;s. Of nj, office. aid tie Rev Samuel II. Rddcl, of
Hartford CT, has been appointed succeed him Secrc-
,arv OF the American E>iuca,i7n Society
~ Several pick pockets have been arrested in Boston Tor
having pracced their calling sundry individuals IN tho
the funeral procession on Tuesday
~ The Legislature of Maine adjoarncd its session SIZE
de on Suurdsy the Eth inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

70 The Journal of Commerce is in tog about the
Special Election for Member Of Congress in the Carlisle
District, Pa: We clear up Mr.. Ramsey the fesu
arly elected Member, committed suicide Baltimore IN
October last, just after his Election Shortly after Special
Election WAS held and Charles MCuge V B elected in his
stead for the unexprcd Of the Congress He served
it and Election be held on the 4h OF May
for the Congress- which Extra Session on the
3lst OF May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Attempt 10 burn Ship at Sea.-Two scomcn named
James H. Oliver ulatto and james Holland, white have
been brought in to tri charge OF having at
tempted TO So, FIRE the whaleahp Wiscasct when near
The Bay Islands, in the spring of 1910 They had their
examination Monday Lass and bound for trial in
the sum of $4,000 each R. H. Dana, Jr Esq, appeared
az counsel for the prisoners The T. S Consul at Tahiti
has sent home As evidence be used against them the
confession Of Holland who has with Oliver been kept there
in irons for the last thirteen months appears from this
that Oliver proposed Holland ca clohjng from
the ea5in-hcy mad before stolen brandy and rum from the
cabin for Inc purpose of getting turned ashore Holland re-
fused to steal clothes I'LL Oliver proposed to set fire to the
ship TO conceal the robbery. On night agreed then,
Holland agreed to deck, while Oliver below
with the lamp match and pipe aad the FIRE. II did nor
throw up smoke mncdiacy-nOl till the regular watch was
called as other a!ghis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

10 ",Justitia" wishes enquire through columns
why the Seventh Ward Bankcharered for the express &C.
ocmn,odaon of the Traders and Czens of the Seventh
Ward-shoud be removed Walstrcct The enquiry
certainly proper one, and have doubt any repre-
sensations in favor of adverse the proposed change OF
location, will be duly weighed by the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
By this Mornings Sou,hern Nail.

~ A Wing Convention OF the Sixth Congressional D..
49,, N,-,,,d was he'd 4, Hasersown Saturday Il,
Eth INST Edward a. Lynch OF Frederick Oi'y was NOM
mated as candarc for Member OF the ou'c OF hrpFcS's
,a;ive, Mr. Lynch member o' the inst o'ac Les's
ture and i, said be OF great industry nsn 'eat
and an unimIeachable character The Opposition IN tie
same District have nominated John Thompson Mason q
Washington County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

70 Boston Editors viii YOU please tell Us why our
English Magazines received your city the Mail by the
Columbia Monday evening last, only reached through
Post Ofice Friday morning The Inconvenience
we suffered from this delay very serious and should
like TO know how TO avoid It's recurrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT

Land officers.
R,Lru GrILn. Receiver OF Pubic Moneys at JaeNSe,
Missouri vice FcliN Il. Nlcn
N,ru,s WEBSTER. Receiver of Public Moneys ut NaA.
i;ochcs. Louisiana VICE Bcnoits Laurcnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
y II Z L RIBU \ E..
NETWORK. SATURDAY MORNING, APfIL =.
To the Edi,or Of me Tri6,tne

To the Editor Of the Tribune; -, If mi. C,v
'@Ins'' h lo,,;ar for National Bank He Fidcued
p s se ,nnr,c,;,,bI. saw in your paper few day,
s .a ieIe tina. propose. pan something of the same
- tc,ch j, out OF my head and send it TO
.oa.n -ngb, throw ray of light this important
Inch 20 myself Young merchant and novice in
destined t. be of great importance. you find
new in this. please give your large and
IT, a Yousc MERCHANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24
PLAN OF A NATIONAL BANK.

1., A Capital of thirty or for;y millions of dollars
Cd Capital (ex=cpns that taken by Governneht) TO be
paid in in specie, or its equivalent
Sd. The Bank receive deposits by and sell Gold and
Silver Bullion, Foreign Coins and Bills OF Exchange
4th. The Bank make no loans OF any kind whatever
TO and keep the Government moneys nnd
hold it subject to the orders OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
And in no nanncr whatever the Government iunds
the .snay ola violation OF this clause being made felony
6th To charge tn: Government the lowest rate OF kN-
change at the Of transfer OF any money RENTED from
on. secpn OF tae Country the ohcrno other charge TO
be made for keeping The moneys OF the Government;
9TH The Government receive at par oneiour'h OF inc
stock of the bank to be paid for Treasury Notes that may
be in circulation not bearing lcss than per cent interest
81, Branch of the Bank to be located in the largest
,crcial lawn or City Of each State OF the lnion-
OH The Secretary of the Treasury to appoint at eacn OF
tho above named places citizens haying been or nov be-
inc Presidents of Banks and the [. 5. District Attorney
who shall choose three other private cizcns-such persona
- f.m Committee and the Dis;rict Attorney then to
withdraw and the remaining FIVE TO receive written OFFERS Tor
stock the same to be sold whomsoever makes the high
offer. o.
lOth The Stockholders SHALL soon as the Committee
have notified them the stock of such branch taken
elect bv Ballot fifteen Of their numbers who shall receive the
highest number of Directos-who shall elect II
President and select such other officers be necessary
m transac, the business of the Banh
11th All the officers and stockholders to be citizens OF
the limited STATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

NJ Lord Svdcnham, Governor General OF Cana"o' re
fr,,r Ii. rsc.n, illness The Montreal Gazette saN
,b,, rho attack which he had wa, very nearly fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Hon Ip7l,ic P Nsas.m delivers thr Grafton on the e
cason OF The funeral ob,equcs in memory OF President h
rison celebrated to-day at iiisboroush y I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Madam Resteu-Thc grand jury have found an iadie:
rncnt against this Tor mans one Is no"
ros,, confinement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

~ 4 boy oaly fourteen years old has been tried a;
Baltimore on charge OF nnn,lnushter or shooting anOz
how with muske on the 18th OF December asst he va,
found guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

10 Jacob Little & Co oecr reward OF S9'VVO ior U.
ares. Of the .wnder who committed the great
other day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

APOLLO our brief notice yesterday Oa'
anc engraving published by this Association We omitted a
that the plate IS exclusively or gra,uous distribution nnG!
the subscribers to that institution Tor the year 1910
We learn tina, the Committee OF the Association are aH''
contracting tor another engraving Of c same size tor the NEE
bers of the present year and that will be executed IN W
superior t and ready for distribution before the cos
the wear We graed being able to state that the o
atoms th public spirited society are u successful tram
lat they have abundant worthy nGfe7c' IN their exhibition m
which select their purchases for distribution and hope to"
more h, wear the benefit of Artists than they have yet bee
able TO do We wish them all success in their liberal views
Their Spring Exhibition open the corner OF B'0a
way and Chambers street, and full of works OF interest Doc
old 1t will close early in May Noon who profess
taste Tor the Fine Arts should fail of visiting thor If able
OF entering his 40 a member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

u We have spoken TO the clerk of the weather for two
fair days the of next week b. saw,
he I! think OF il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

NJ Mr.. BiIdc'. fourth letter was publi.hcd IL the N
tioral Gazette last cySnnc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Cys Thomas L. McElroy has been appointed by MIR. ca
=. Ds,utv Collector of Customs at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

" 1t occurs to Us reading of the late successful forge
res upon the banks OF Cincinnati and this city, that some
blame rests upon the banks themselves ahordng facilities
for the preparation OF frauds conducting their inn
porant CORRESPONDENCE in a fayorabls TO ma
ton 1t ooli appear that writing paper and writing
was n thai enabled the wndlcr procure such large sums
from the 1efrauIcd banks Now it strikes that the Off
Ger, of BANKS should provide as check upon impos-
paper expressly prepared for such correspondence by
being printed With superior vgnces and borders to
guard against such orscric We have artists emnenty
qualified to produce engravng such Perkins Du-
rand, Spencer, Bogardus, Dantorth. Rawdon, &c We
merely throw os the hint Banks something
which may put greater obstacles in the way OF gigantic
rsgscry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Fatal Ms,akes-Isa4c Riks of Clinton county, Ohio
came to his death the 9th under The following pain
full circumstances shor, before sunrise, Mr. r. went
cut or the hunt OF wild turkeys and while in the woods
crcted himself behind pile of brush and commenced cang
turkeys He slowy bet gradually from MS position
when ue-hbor who ike excursion took him for
turkey ard fred shooting him through the heart. Another
casualty from precisely similar mistake occurred few days
since in Hopkins county, Kentucky. Two young men
named Bell the other Kend-k proceeded early horr
in the morning turkey hum; when the former coming
across the latter behind log initiating the yelpng of
key fired and shot hun through the head This made the
third occure kind neghborhood within
wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Nor, Bvrnisg on The Frorher.-On Saturday night IL
10Th instant. The Gothic Cottage Inn, opposite h'la
House Hotel the Falls OF Niagara was pu'''ru y m
L.; ri. b,,,,e had been leased the day previous !R
erm Of five years The tenant had not Yet removed int
it. nor had it been occupied for month previously ih
whole vns the property of Capt Creighton now resds
in Toronto who having been unable to effect any 'nsufaS
III; n,lcmap barns stables and oulhouscs ON the saHs
property were also burned BY ncrndary IN SePemOe
1889. o''"'o "'''V''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

,i,v. ,rJ b,iou-Thc schooner. that sailed tNn
49, mort several ,lays since for the u.per Lakes arc stG
Wing At Detroit, The ICE from above has 50 blocked up tn
S. Clair river render to Lake huron eS'remeG
doubtful for doys yet
The Grca, Western up from ConH"ant today Pa
enscr. by her report large quantities OF Ice between that
,or and Buffalo Such the rotten and deeayrd appear
1nc, OF the ice however that it is thought that It" dar
Of strong ea.tcrv winds will break UP and scatter 80 a'
VI '1'o" sl.n.i - Ena,lo IClcyc Hor,d, April II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

- thief named Rhodes, has been arrested in Boston
charge of having stolen s4OO frol store Providence
and i held in cuody subject rcqsisi;ion from, the Go
OF Rhode Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

rIalc risisry-Duriag March last, 'h'rc were M
-,od INTO inc United State. 1875 barrels 49s 7o gal
Ions sperm and Sc $50 barrels. Lists gallons ~ha''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

G Proposals have bccn made the Post Master Gene
raj have the great commercial mail for Boston leave this
city o'clock, a, NJ by steamboats, touch at New
Haven and then Norwich arriving at Bostsn between
and o'clock the evening By this arrangement it *
expected tina, the from the South will be received in
Boston twelve hours IN advance present Of arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Several pick pockets been arrested in Boston or
having practced their calling sundry individuals in th'
the funeral procession on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

NJ Bigalc la. written fs Icttcr in rcP! TO INC CON"
80, - ;os of the L s Bank Il ia net stated
bo,v many moro last ward. wc may expect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

s., .4Nan HcNa6. instead OF being removed as queen
counsel in Upper Canada heretofore stated mas Only &c.
The situation on accous, the Rheumatism or gout ana VII
return to II when D. gcts better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

Neg County-A strong effort is making for
County the OF Prattse Lexington and
Windhan1 Greene Co siddletown and Roxbury Delaware
Co. and Benhei Broome and Conesyille, Schoharie Co
The proposed County Prattsvie 81 miles of
Caski Total population of the proposed County 1926.
. Genesee aad otsego Counties both in trouble
abou; County and County buildings Some sections of
each wish merely the latter from Batavia and
CooPerstown respectively central locations others
petition for Offset others, again, for a division The
Legislature has referred the oteso difficulty the People
of thar Countv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

The motion to print was then adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

SUPERIOR COURT calendar for TIL, DAY April et-No
40 So 1872 o. IL L. -, a. o. ~ - So J5s ST. 81 :
II q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-24

~ The Legislature of Maine adjoarncd it, session sac
die. on Suturday, the Il tn inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-15
ELLINGTON Ac.Den,.

VIZ etefsi-e- In this Institution for the en.unn
= VIII commence on the 18th Of January The course
OF instruction cmbfeces the English b-ane hes usually
sufht ~ the Ocs Academies together With The Preach
s anu .reek languages. Particular attention 10 xiy en-
70 practical Mathematics. Few situations present more
iaely on the Richmond and Railroad anl
but short distance from the Junction OF the Louisa RAT
road Gentlenen residing In Richmond and FresI.Tck-
onrx can hear from their ehfrcn every day, and yisit
hcni, ~ necessary, la an hour by the willie
persons Residing In tile lower country desrous paein
their rhii good school, in healthy region can 5
80, with but little trouble By OF and rl
roads The buildings afford ample aceotnmosl AMI
every convenience necessary for
OF study while library Of popular amusing
tive works cannot fail for reading ami ali in
~ NO individual appreciates highly the conf.
dcnee Of the public, receives with sincere graft
uc the practical illustration OF that confidence than The
subscriber; and while his views OF the dulles
snd responsibilities OF parents In reference the educ,
on OF their ehdTon, such prevent his exhbhns
any conduct which might he construed an m 10
sonrtrsn their patronage, he would observe that love
ior the duties Of bis profession, II life exclusively and
vigorously dcyo'ed 10 those duties " system in their ar
lgenen and zealn their uion-if strict attention
10 the deyelopmento OF mind feeling that yexs
may be Ell asd vicious habits prevented 10 qua
ranioe Of sueeessthcn may parents The
well as intellectual Interest Of their ehiden 10 be atyanc
ell under his care.
Mt Richard Nelson Fox will continue 10 assist IN. s,,.
scrbcr and exert that sautaTy influence which has cha.
facieTised his EFFORTS the present year. or
ganzett the subscriber feels well thai no ehooi
IA Virginia oilers DoTe advantages nj the same price
Terms For board tuition washing, bedding, candies
aI ~ u ~ ., ,antII y s'<S. TIL u. FOX.