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, 1841-10-09
I'll JOURNAL.
OCT. 9, I84l.
A NEW SPECIES OF PARTY
TACTICS.

We have been put into possession OF the
following extraordinary circular addressed
to, we know not whom, or where directed.
We had heard that something Of the kind
was on foot, but had no conception tAat,the
scheme was OF the character developed by
this letter. Subscribed as it is by several
highly respectable Democrats OF Marion
County, gentlemen of known character and
standing in the community, in which they
reside, we feelgreat reluctance in commenting
upon the proposition, the letter contains in
the terms il merits. We feel it due, howev-
ever to ourselves, to other aspHants and to
The cause we advocate 10 enter our protest
against any such scheme. of bargain, sale,
intrigue and corruption, as Mr.. Wrights
overzealous friends have set on foot to Sc.
cure his nomination by the Convention
But TO the printed copy of which follows:
Palmyra, August Is4I.
DEAR SrR:-The time has arrived. when it
is necessary that the democratic party OF
Missouri, should begin TO make preparations
for the next campaign; and entertaining no
doubt that a democratic convention will be
held for the purpose uf nominating candid
ates to represent US in the next Congress, as
soon rs the Appointment Bill shall have
passed. we take the liberty Of addressing
YOU. with n view to q free and frank inter-
chacr of opinions, so that a hearty and zeal
Gus cooperation m9y be entered into IN re-
.lation 20 the individuals who are 10 be select
cd rs the nominees Of tiat convention; and
rs we h We hitherto surrendered all preten-
sion II the o;ler portions Of the state, in the
selection If our representatives. in Congress,
the democrats in this quarter think they now
have some cl1im uron the Iiberalitv of their
poli'ical brethren. and for the purpose Of
seeinr how fr they NAV 10 disposed 10 re.
<pact their claims. we hive selected our
worthy ard hinhiv-es'cemed fellow-ri,izen
Wuu,u WRlGur. Esq: whose long and salts
~flri"rv discharge It the duties of the Office
of Register. renders him better calculated
to represent us, and 10 concentrate n more
powerful support than ran be obtained by
any other individual in this section OF sql
State. The known devotion Of Mr.. Wright
20 the true principles Of Democracy, and the
u~n;irinr efforts he has used TO sustain them,
for the last IS years. give him claims which
ought not IL be di>rrCarded.
We hope you will agree with US in the
views we have submitted. and that the nee
essary steps he forwith taken, for the pur-
pose Of making tic action Of the Conven-
ton harmonious. for which purpose you may
rely upon US from this quarter in sustaining
the sclec,inus which Won may make from
vuur section of the State.
Accep, the assurance of the high regard,
with which We are,
, 1841-10-09

PRESCRIBED PRoscRIPIIoN.-Mr. Benton
stated in a speech he delivered in the Sen
ate a few days since. that SIXTEEN HUN.
.DRED POSTMASTERS HAVE BEEN
REMOVED FROM OFFICE SINCE
THE FOURTH OF MARCH LAST!
"I.m 4 gone sucker" Us the call SAID when
The butcher took II of.
, 1841-10-09
PROCLAMATION

BIZ THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
, 1841-10-09
DcarSir.

S,w'L n. SoUru. J,yEs EaGoN,
w. II. HErSKrLL. Vs.. X. Pre-,
r. Il. WILSON, RoBERr STEWART.
WV. l.rla.
We bear our wiling testimony 10 Mr..
Wright's ..known deviation to the true prin-
ciyleS of DemocrIcv"-hiS moral worth. and
p%oliticl integrity. and we shonld he the last
10 d. anr thing. which would in any wise
prejudice his claims. We cannot suppose
that he was cOrnizant Of the mode BY which
his name was to be ~placedhefore the State, or
that he HIS given the leas. cuun,enance to it.
4 much less exceptionable mode Of bring
ing Mr.. Wri.ht's name before the people,
would have been TO have been more public,
and!ess secret than in the mode adopted Butt
there was no objection to it on this score,
we know not how Democrats can reconcile It
10 themselves 10 make an offer OF such a
bargain and sale, as is found in the last para
graph of the foregoing circular. Messrs Blakey
& Co, says that "we hope you will agree
with US in the views we have submitted, and
luit uC "tttSNuIy "HfN UC J0't""t' 'one"s
for the purpose of making the action Of the
coGreniion harmonious, for which purpose,
yon may rely upon us from his quarter in
sustaining The selections you may make from
your sec ion Of he STATE. What are the ne
cessary steps that are TO be taken torth,oith,
TO harmonic the action Of the conveniionf
If these gentlemen and their correspondents
harmoRi.e, as to who shall be the nominees
OF the Convention, "fortAuih," and before
hand, we should hlrdly think it worth while
for tine people TO send delegates TO the Con-
%veniion, and still less so, for the delegates to
meet at Jefferson or Boonville. The whole
matter may be arranged before Christmas,
and Messrs Blakey, South & Co., with the
| mid Of their friends in other sections Of tho
State" may issue their PROTOCOL proclamation
commanding who shall be the candidates OF
the Democracy OF Missouri, without sroub
ling the delegates 10 assemble in Convention.
, 1841-10-09

AMERICA.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
Last Moments of Men of Genius.

Rosseau, when dying, ordered his at
tendants to place him before tho window
that he might once more behold his gar
den, and bid adieu to nature. Roscom-
mon uttered, at the moment he expired,
two lines Of his own version of Dies irB.
Halter died feeling his pulse, and when
ne felt II almost gone, turning to his bro
Their physician, said, 8 Ny friend, the ar
terry ceases to beat" and died Petrarch
was found dead in his library, leaning on
a book. Bede died in the act of dicta-
ting. Herder closed his career writing
an ode to the Deity, his pen on the last
line. Walter died repeating some lines
of Virgil. Tasso's dying request of Car
dinal Cynthia, was indicative of the
gloom which haunted him through life.
He had one favor, he said, to request oil
him, which was, that he would collect his
works and commit them to the flames, es-
peciaIly his Jerusalem Delivered. Leib
nitz was found dead in his chamber with
a book in his hand. Clarendon's pen
dropped from his fingers when he was
seized with the palsy which terminated
his life. Chaucer died ballad making
His last production he entitled :. A Ballad
made by Godfrey Chaucer on his death
bed, IN great anguish" Wicherly, wher
dying, had his young wife brought to hi.
bedside, and having taken her hand, in {
very solemn manner said he had but one
request to make Of her, and that was. tina
she would never marry an old man again
Keats, little before he died, when hi
friend asked how he did, replied in a Low
Voice, shelter, my friend, | feel the dai
sizes growing over me"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
THE DUCHESS OF C***#
NOW DUCHESS OF D

There lived, about forty years since,
an old Duke, whose principally, in the
event of his dying without heir, was TO
revert to the crown of Russia. This old
Duke had passed sixty years OF his life in
q state of constant hostility against the
Emperor and the Russian government.
He was without children, and saw with
despair the moment approach, when his
death would be the means Of enrlchlng
those he 50 cordially detested.
One day he adopted a sudden resolu-
ton. 4 noble in his neighborh0od, his
yassal. had a daughter ofsevsnteen, beau
tiful. full oftaleut. and well educated He
asked her in marriage; in other words he
announced to his yassal he intended TO
marry his daughter 4 refusal was i'm
possible; the proposition was received, as
it ought to have been, with submission
and respect. The young lady herself
who perhaps had already dreamed of 9th
er lovers, was not the less bound to yield
10 the wishes Of her father and her
prince.
The ceremony was celebrated without
delay. On leaving the church, the old
Duke CALAMITY seized the hand Of his
young bride, and said:
MADAME, must have an heir before
the end of twelve months. This country
| is too cold, and does not suit you. Your
equipages are ready; you will set offin-
stantly for Italy. Ny chamberlain, an
amiable man, handsomely made, and full
Of talent, will accompany YOU. Let me
hear from you from time to time, and DO
not return until you are a mother.
The young Duchess once more submit
ted, and set offon her journey. She re
turned at the expiration ola year;the old
/ Duke had an heir
The cold sky of Russia was not prob
ably more suited to the youthful heir
than to his mother; for Immediately af-
ter the death Of his father, the old Duke.
she fixed herselfin France, having made
an arrangement with the court of Russia
for an exchange Of her principally.
Married to a young Duke much in IA
yor, in consequence Of his being the ne
phew of a very powerful parsonage, she
IS at the present day the most distinguish.
ed ornament of the diplomatic salons.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

bFigh. or humble sphege, msat base
been enjoying sash inege1as g s-
around The domestic altar. as cae.8 nsake
this world atyTe of Paral
To Young m-a beginning e, -ea.-
Is to newly married men, tae ce-a. "a
seasonable. REvEsEy-z rlEe EseEs.e-
Admit n0rival heEc. Let year ee sgs
be shared by her wh1 has isrsasea AZ.
other hearts ana hopes CO yoas - taae
who must inherit hoaor OF 1is-ra-e tresa.
your course Of life. Shan t.e bar-roeaa.
and the puriicas OF latoXleation- e. Is 60
thousands the aveuge % lafamy- He.9
70 Ri those Industrious mea vho pre- 81
over public houses, ana sae-aaa So Che
sal necessity &C iea1eE saer ua inta
druukenaes ana lraaAar5s 5asa aars
bsip to I'D them of lh.s amp 1aaeanl rsrt
Of their office. They pratest t-elr gr
for these results lo1 raaat l-t hs-
lIeve .hcm- Help them 20 sash ,lF
hands of the horrible s.a5a-
E-Hssi.are ani Is5fr.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
4 NEW ToWN AFFAIR.

The inhabitants of a town in Connecti-
cut, il is said, have voted that, whereas
the selling Of rum is profitable to the
seller and Improbable to the town, the
town will take the business in their own
hands. They accordingly appointed a
man TO sell spirits for them, voted him a
salary, ordered the select men to furnish
the rum, and directed the agent to regis
ter every man who bought the rum, and
the quantity bought.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

and feeling as awkward as any body
would. who was about TO make a speech
and knew that every body is looking at
him.
"Well Capt. L., we know it is not de-
cent nor ship-shape, to porPlex and an
nov a man with questions, who is in irou-
bic, but we should like, before We 90, TO
have you put It in our powerte know how,
and for what to feel for you"
Capt. L. slowly arose, with all the
marks of deep grief on his countenance.
"Gentlemen,n he commenced, and did
not have 10 call their attention twice, 81
have indeed met with an affecting dispen-
sation. That | shall be able 10 support
it have no doubt, especially as | have
the coincidence and commiseration of SO
many friends. Great as is my grief, |
will briefly state IT, My steward, gen
tlemen. neglected. until it was too late to
provide them for ,his days dinner, to IN
form me that there were on board this
vessel, 10 BEANse'
The listeners looked from the speaker
10 each otherin establishment. The first
stared vacantly, then smiled; then laugh
cd; then shouted; and three times three
as uproarious cheers. as were ever ut
tered, rung in the little cabin.
1t is unnecessary to say that after this
Capt. L. heard no more taunts about the
pabuam of the infants and adults Of his
natiyetown.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
QUEER ESTATE FoR PREACHER
To LEAVE.

\ preacher who recently dsea al -
the he'd River country, IS sid ~ some
OF the papers, 70 have left lhe f,..awlne
singular effects: bible. txo cellars. !
bowie knile, a psalm book. q pac< 81
cards sons what used, Banyaa's p. srsla's
Progress nearly new. a pocket 6asS Or
ticker, a collection of saere8 uaas.e.
quarter nag, With sadie a. br.8.e. n
PAIR OF pistols, an1 c1Py q lbs rs
Games. Queer Fellows same - gacse
preachers o. the far s0ashwsst.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

There are seventeen indictments
against this maa, aud the Paaalalpala
spirit inquiries lit take tAree wears
to Try hlm on one, how long VII i saks
to try him on all2''
The Mississippi Is very hisa aal s,il
rising.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

We commend the following e general
perusal
THOUGHTS AFTER ELECTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27
BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS.

BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR SfkiSbs.
THE liberal patronage which the subscriber received a.
the last has induced hm nj great expense, W "n
considerable the buildings aud other acc"mn"di
celebrated Mineral Springs He VIII br pre-
pared hefoe the Isl day Of Jniy ssh
The Buckingham White Sulphur Springs Situated wlhlh
CurdSvIle, IN The county OF Bnrklne
Richmond - miles from yRclnrs - miles
from Famvillr, and 10 miles from Buckingham t. H. The stn
healthy aud though retired and elevated situation
the traveller pleasure conducted 10 the Springs
good roads through well cultivated county The subscriber
ell prepared accommodate from 80 IL 10 ';>;;oi- m
buildings crnnodns ana convenient, and IN their Location
special has hetn made 10 iir comfort
aud pleasure Of visitors most attentive Hotel Keeper hts heen
Procured aud excellent Barkecpcr from one Of
the With George Walker il- head Of The Band II i IN
for the subscriber that visitors VIII he enter
hat the medicinal character ni the
the chef these Springs There TOUR
Springs, principal o which have hern carefully submitted
chemical analysis, hy H. T. Gardner, D. late OF London
and Professor, filling with distinguished ability The Char
If Chemistry liamfden sydney College. The foluwn. IS
from a from Doctor Gardner To me:
Sou ask opinion u tie properties ni those Maefn Springs
They saline artlri, aud nlpunS
comparing with that of the celebrated
White Sulphur springs find the solid and gaseous iHgredi.nl-
amnS, Identical"
The could furnish testimonials Of insad- and
experienced, and satisfied al the aOnSi
happy effects u -.r waters but he deems II unncce-si
wilh snC! certificates. aud SIMPLY asks
INVALID. Try themselves r feels nj liberty
arnilencn 10 Col Boiling uf Gnnciani SIR Nii'ck 81
Petersburg Hon f. w l!ar Me>sis samuel e. AnrrSnn
anI Henry f. Watkins nce Edward and Judge Wilson "'
Cumberland.
9'le address Of the subscriber i, CurdSvilic, Va
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Iuvo lG-If
The Petersburg wall publish above and send Their
LAGOON Ia his office settlement.
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I'm. ., ,ne R,c,nuud Enquirer.

..,,,s.,s ,,r,, times week during the sesso'
.,sl.,ar, and nses daring ne 's'' ~ s
= "s .. FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ,,
o,,,,s ,,r sanan and Three Dollars 10, sA V'u ,
rsNe - ~ ,aa IN ths ohee, reunited oy ma''' P'S
- d,,fs per annuin Al The end OIL lne W. l., .o,d and
= [ ,r ms Office may be RENTED per '', ;" If a,
r v ~ ny.s n the risk uf the Editor ee p, ,.,,.,
- hp d. s. "a. Hriters(rhe postage Of s',I.r
.''Efe ,.,,sns:ye business, which operates as " SN
~ E''i"'.l ~ @, nine papers annually, shall have th'
3, ,.,,o,s shall hereafter be conSiaereu 9" ecia
a!Sanoe and for years phhl'cnn, M ,ha, Shorter
- ~ a shorter tin,e' ah' paw "
1n )" shall be sent the order OF any new ahn ~.
pr'h.r unless paid for IN advance OF 49, ;,
.t-efne, no,yn and accessible person IN regard y
n his pavnrent. Rnt III case OF ~ orc" ~, ~
+. - XIV. ~, ,,ym-n, from new shb>'hoer VINO - " ,
.al. ~ w ~ lfnns single number may be SENT con
Is rt !" ''.,noaurd hy copy If tins fe:n'aiinn ~ i.
names n' Ill subscribers whoe !; ,s,,si m npeI
= 49,, ounsnrr aud who niay remain ihaen'eu y" ~
@ = "e - ,,yn years from the when The advance
ia' ~ I n,il he erased from the l.s' n
1,i r, .o,n,,ons Of th> Editorial C"arentoa ~ ~
~. some al The results of the collective Wis
vhr>r 49,, experience Of the Editorial os "
snd "" 'a 49, ~ richmond on the 18th January. lS"@
:. Tuition. We arc determined - aaiar-i ne
nd and our ,nercS SIS require, an ,l.eN.
~ V,' several of the American presses are dr''ti
,.b r;.ton of Cash Pignts y" CLASS q, W.,
W. an abuse Of The Credit System, ihan tht rV g "
efs The great dlficnty consists IN 'e az N,
, !, me other Nu,withs tanang the hr>"''t'o'1e -
tsnv,riion we have been Induced TO ooh. in -
On the Book, who are IN arrears ~ WE h
oar The name VI eNe'! ~. -
4 win positively he stricken of from our r"'
- .pn.nr nc-mlent Of our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,, Tb,, he recommended To the Editors Q! Newspa
nn the Commonwealth 10 publish AT the head o. .ls
,a,ss G.r advertising, and that they strictly adhere
an M. these prices be always such, as to give ."
= ,,ia, for The labor performed 80 ,;
,,een tines or less, first insertion, - cents; !"
4. .t,nlaac-. ~ cents. :,, 49, .a,,,c
49,. trrn distance mast he accompanied WIN ''e "
.,..,.,,ry references 10 nSur. execution
,,,.r whose a!ve itiSng may amount 10 Soo pc, a."'
r made uf 20 per cent. and I" S'n, "i icpei eeii.
!, - uartfs and Marriages from the country, wneas
: 1,oIy ri,iag is IN known this office, must be aue
Il 4. ~ -n"r<aion OF he Postmaster IN ts % ~
!. y,l be Published Every ,ntauv, n,.,a
- p.v.u; nposilionS and Guzze-, has proven heIe'o
We must therefore insist III s'Ieh 'ase -
.rration being certified hy the NAME oil the i"s'''
..., = aacs Of tis istter.)
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STRArTON'S OFFICE.

nRAH'ING Of Wcli>lnrc Lottery Class y, Juy 7th
~ % ! ~ ~ 81 - - - ~ 80 -
Ticket, Nos lG - ca another capital "d aud cari,d -
STR ifrOS.
Drawing III Monongaa Ie',,'ry 80. q, Ju's oh:
II - - - &c IL Il 3 - ~ 81 o.
sTRA;rToN.
Drawing of Mcnoncalia Lottery, Class &, JAY 18th:
II - 40 3 . . s. IS a - y -.
Ticket Nos 20 Sc 81 prize Of $780, sold and cascd ~
srRATloN.
Drawing Of Ieeshurc Lottery, Class II, Jny 18Th:
% - u IS - II 81 3 80 10 % Il ~
Ticket Nos l., 80 60, sold cashed h. STGATTON.
Drawing al Well-lnr. Lottery. Glass - luiy 9Th:
81 Il Ill - ~ ~ - 81 - - IL.
Ticket, Nos. 81 Il CT, prize sold aud caShrd rs
STRATToN.
Lottery for Saturday. arh JULY, Alexandria. rin"s ~
s2un .Dno 5mn pa, 1000 5000, 10 itizcs Of l,GO ::
nos II drawn. Tickets SO
Lottery for Saturday. If July, Alexandria rri2c u
go 900 10000 G00U 5000 t0u 2,Gn, 2 - Of DO. - Il
500 &c. - nos. Is drawn Tickets so.
Tickets and shares the above rudd Lotteries BE- had
al STATIONS, az TN .ir,ti.
In al-;i
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

-,pnIcaI, UEPARTMENT-rhr Lectures IN ms 0'P"'',
,neut Of The University commence with the genera
ON h Isl nf September, and terminate on the ish :" July "
suing. !. a., ...-;o, com,,rcd with other medical
equivalent Ia iro 81 the S>>'uns, ~
Professors perform all The duties m>uas
80 'r,c pIan Is by 6dbg examinations "'u
an. i =. arranged allow the student 20 foh'"'" -
IN " Il, eom,,tc his medical studies IN TINS ihlh'
,ninn all The advantage pirate papddsc WIN ~ ~,
The r-ra gfiy oi this plan has been ni! 'es '! "
..,on Of more than hundred ne!ira STAGE
~, .,r rns for cf Ten months Is S-i'
90, - Professors board lpdgins. wa-h;n. anu s.rSa' a
- az, and lights ni public rooms, diSseeths ice a"u ~
Of subjects The Professors are: , , p,,r,ice q,
~. Professor 81 Pathology ana ifa't1e -
,,aa,"ine obstetrics and Med Jurisprudence. p, m
h, Emmett, d. Professor Of Chemistry fha'h's "i
Matera Medca . . , .-. ANATOMY Physiology and
Surgery. ~ I, v-oaDIEY Proctor 4. OF Ia.
- " lew
~ Tn. Richmond Wing the National inefsncef anu we
-. The Baltimore Patriot and Republican, ftshue 'aHe
and lie Winchester Republican, Will publish bn OF lne ~
works and Cincinnati Gazette hceiha uazrt'e, ".
Wev star the Raleigh Register and Fayettrv.c ohseI'er
y Nashville Renuhlcan and Union. Tenn Nattiez l"r. an
.ppiar Miss, Charleston Courier AMI Mercury 'm'
Rcrntd.r and Savannah Georgian, Ga, The l"hu'
honce and Huntsville Democrat and the + lag o ihc m
Ala III. Argus and Rec. - o., and the Journal h'
,dyrser Louisville, KY viii publish both Of Tue an"se
.m.nts weekly, 10 amount oi len dollars Tor oe'n, anu
one coy 10 The Proctor The several papers WIZ W.,
rc,unt TO the Editor Of the Enquirer for coieea o Tue ~
] september.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-27

.. !a'uaJte James Riccr Estate for sale.
e>ror offer, Tor sale his Estate IN the county Of Gooch
y KNOWN Howard's Neck, formerly the residenc. OF
lhnHgham, deceased and considered Of the most
and valuable Estates on James River The Tract con
~ ')o acres Of Land OF which 2io or 81 river low
~" best qualify, and 100 woods; much Of the open
=" good a. ary In the State. The Improvements on the
lie test kind consisting Of large Dwelling House
i'eln> cellars, closets, &C., built Of brick and of the
. NJ the necessary ont houses, gardens strawberries,
- Ne The situation l. OF the most healthy aud
we 'trer, and the neighbohond good n any IN the
t,. t"> River Canal, which passes through the Estate,
- t'>' facility cf getting the produce I" market
% winch tis II no, sold previously, II will be sold IL
y. n, N.trT At - o'clock, NJ on The premises
:. e'' my manager, will take pleasure ~ showing the
81 Il prr>on who wishes TO purchase For terms, app!
mcfarland and Holden Rhodes Esqrs, or 10 the sub
-, JSO. A. CUNNINGHAM.
S-tds
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FAIuUIEK WHITE SULPHUR SrEINt;S.

J,IIIS elegant establishment open m Ire reception
under The control aud superintendent II
M. In, year The Increasing reputation Of IL waters really
superior accommodations and IL proximity 10 The Narn rli,
leave proprlcip doubt, but thai The 81"
very and fashionable unr usually excellent band
of music Will b. attendance the 1T Of Jhy Stages
run Alexandria, Ercdrrk>u Charlottesville and Win
chester and from The Isl Of Jmiy viii daily fom The
points, the om Fredericksburg leaving there after the
RIchnnnd carSa; al the Spring before
night Post Office j, KEPT here which called on the houk
Post Office Department. 'Waenion Springs. naiIi mails
arrive alike from Suni!l Passenger
south, IeavIu: after breakfast, VIII Ia Fredrck>hI.
for the cung carhr for ihe North, viii leave The Spln.
a,,l sunrise aud Washington time for The Northern
cars The Stage VIII exceed 81 ~ 10 Frederick
81 50 10 Washington. These Increased facilities 81 access. Iir
attendance az accommodating aud the pledges Of
,c. Superintendent leave nothing undunr
saaoiion WILL he hopes, he sufficient induccmen ioa large
Of public q favor wifh their
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent;