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fuTe, &c.
DEAR Sin -
Our citizens are highly pie ased with the arrange
ment made with the Stcnington line, to have mail
every day. We should have been without news
from New York three days in the week during the
past winter, bat for the victorious New Haven
steamboats, put on the Providence line by Captain
Vanderbilt, the old steamboat commodore but
even then she had to be detained in Providence
until the leaving Of the eight o'clock tram of cars
so that we did not get New York papers until half
past ten o'clock. Now we shall have them regu
larry every day except Monday
Elder Knapp gave what was advertised to be
temperance lecture, at the Marlborough Chapel.
last evening" but il was in fact bitter TRADE against
Universalsts and other denominations Of Christians,
with little sprinkling Of blackguardism, anathemas
and curses against vendors and moderate drinkers.
Hislanguage was coarse and vulgar, and more cal
eulated TO rritate and wound the feelings than TO
convince or reclaim. The Elder uses such mongrel
language and odd expressions that it ia utterly i'm
possible to guess what part Of the world he halls
from sometimes his fiat, nasal winnings would
mark him down-east Yankee-then again his pro-
nunciations OF such word as pioneer. which he
calls paic-yru-eG, destroys the illusion. Some Of
his illustrations good and caused considerable
merrment ameng the audience, which was large,
composed principally Of ladies' After he got
through ne requested all those who had joined, or
intended to Join, the teetoIal society TO rise; and
those who had not, and intended to do as they had
done, until they died, and then 20 TO hell and be
damned TO all eternity he wished to keep their SCI ats,
and sit there ill 1.-THE devil called for them -
The consequence was. that nearly ell rose, while
only few chose to retain their seats He then
commenced giving out his appointments for prayer
meetings and lectures, which occupied several
minutes. The religious excitement seems to be
kept up without abatement. Even the Univerral-
lists have followed suit, and hold pretncted meet
iuey. One Of oar most wealthy citizens yesterday
r:sosnced b: bssiacs Of disabling, and joined the
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sparws-The Savannah Georgian Of the 23d nit
states that martin, appeared in that city on the 2lst
ult, an earlier period than usual, thus denotng the
near approach offspring
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SupsEnE CouRr or THE UNITED srArEs, Feb
26 No. III Carpenter, plaintiff in error, %.
Of this eause was conducted BY Mr.. whPPle, for
the plaintiff ID error.
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Court Calenaar-Thls dav.

CouRr OF CoMMoN PLEAs-Par l. AT 10 o'clock M.
~ ~, 90, %. 80, 90, 1885, IS, i47, 49, So II ST. is7
Second part. o'clock, ?. M--Nos. 1870 la lsa Ias
lt2 TAG, I4s, 292, I56. -, 81, 27s
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MORTALITY IN CHARIEsr,v, s. C.-The num-
Der Of deaths in the city Of Charleston during the
past year, SO which is little less than one in
fifty Of the entire population. tt
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MrssissIppi PEsrrEsTIARr.-The report Of the
inspectors Of this Institution shows that has run
the State In debt during the past year. in the sun
S3724
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Tyr womrx AND THE CoRS LAWS "A petition
q The Oueeu, in favor Of the repeal Of the Corn
L,ws. has received the signatures of $1,000 Of the
women of Manchester
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.ArxuAL FAsr.-Governor Ellsworth Of Connec-
ticut, has appointed Friday the 18th inst to be OBJ
served in that State as day Of fasting, huml
and PRAYER.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS. General Wool and
stan arrived in town yesterday. They have taken
rooms at the Mansion House.
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RseULArrHs ExcmAssrs.-Csttins Eastern pa .
Pers By the Western nail. .rsr
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Boston.

Correspondence Of the Herald.l -
s.4as Bosrox, March 2, 1872.
Sieamboats-.EIdr knapp Tsmperan~--Lfgi
furs, &c.
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THE NEW YORK LANCET.
EDITED BY JAMES ALEXANDER HOusToN,M. d.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

CONTENTS OF NO. TX
30 .'s LECTURES.
Professor Motifs Lectures on Surgery, No. TX.
The late Dr. Bush.. ............ -..-.... l3a
Harehp. ........ "a ..................... I3s
Staphy lo-raphe ...............'" i@
... REvlGws.
Dr. Rlmsbothams Process Of Part rition.'
'Gravii Uterus-... ............... l2e
Development Of the Uterus. ................ la0
Classification Of Labors'. ............ $50
Dimcult Labor. ............. lSs
| Insufficient Uterine. Action. .'........... l3l
y Deisrmty the Pelvis. ................ lal
Descent of the Bladder. ................... l3l
Rgidity Of the Soft Parts. Isl
Travels i. Europe and the East. By Valentine
Mott, NJ D Professor of Surgery, &c.
R,ux, OF Paris ...........-.... ........... IA
4, Velpeau. .......... .............'' lSa
Civiae. ............... l3a
Baron Larrey. 49,. -. 1875
M Suetin. ......... ........ ............ 1856
d. Or. Motifs waterloo Operations -. 1856
Hospitals In Vienna ......... l3S
DIR. Motifs Opinion Of Tobacco. ........ 1876
DR.. Mott az aTheoogian. 1886
The American Medical Library and intelligencer.
By Robley Dunglison, M. D., Professor of the In
stitutes Of Medicine in jefferson Medical College
Of Philadelphia. 80. ....... ............ 1877
p EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT..
Treatment Of the Insane. Observation-Disclosures. l37
The Revolution in Periodical Medical Literature 1873
Anatomical and Pathological Drawing. l3s
To Publishers. .....'..... l3s
MEpIco-cHInuRcicAL REroRrKR
Crosby street Cnique. l99
Salvation from C0ichicum. By Wilson Jewell MD $50
Operation of Prostatotomy, according to the me-
thod of CELSIUS BY DR.. Warren of Boston. l39
Case of LeucorrhGa, with remarks by CO.. b. Will
lams, NJ. D., +. X. S.. Observation-Disclosures. lp
Use of Morphia in Stranguiated Hernia. BY David
Bell, NJ. D, 4 arlisle. lao
Malignant looking Ulcers Of the Face, reputsd can
cerous, cured by Antisyphili,ic Remedies. By
. NJ. Payan. Isl
Iodine in Opacity Of the Cornea. BY DR.. Lohsse.. l4
Treatment Of Chorea By DR.. Hennis Green l41
On Local Baths. By NJ. Mayor Of Lausanne 49,. lA
On Group and its Cure. Dy Dr. Grahl, of Hamburg l4
a., urEMs INTELLIGENCE.
Report of the Trustees Of the New York State Luz
natic Asylum, with the Documents accompany.
ing the same pursuant TO the Act Of the Lsgisla.
ture passed May goth, lsll. .................. lH
New York State Medical Society. ...... l43
TO CORRESPONDENTS. =. =. ................... lA
List of Medical and Surgical Charges. ........ LA
Weekly r sport of lnterments. ........... IA
d z 2 D..
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
james Church, Poughkeepsie, to be declared bank.
rupt April a Isaiah Kebbin do; Samuel Beden Drift
ton, do; Abraham @ Morrell, New York, do Norris B
Cohen, DO; Washington Post do T.; james Ludlow, dc;
Edward Plant Brooklyn, do. ti
VERMONT
Lemuel Curtis, Of Burlington, and VIM Barnes Of Col
chester, to show cause at Montpelier, March ~.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
James Ross, Charleston, March 81; Edw M Whiting,
do, March 10.
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FrRs IN PoRrlAxp I'VE learn from the Eastern
Argus, that ON Monday night hre broke our on
AZ a grocery, ssd Destroyed goods to the amount Of
or 47O0o and bsildiag, valued at e2O0; also the
hooks Of Frost, waterkouse 4 Co., who previously
occupied the building. The goods and building
were insured. lit.1 lFf1a y
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conn. !. ~ fh... lia.s N. N VA,
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1920 s: t,.. from N.y s;asi
New Yort an: and f NV S.'wiel to = cents
ras.d.lr.i. ss All Ia.ss through B,unswelfo,
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Lns M r re.aSs.: to eSnm:1c: running between
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si :siEy $ss;s;y & SSi9s. AM r's'd'
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%yfSMSa4ES. .1 SSS$ $aiSSSSSSffRR
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FOR freight or sassare apply to the Captain on board
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6rRucK.--Filty of the weavers in the Massasoit
Factory, Fall River, quit work on Thursday, ans
paraded tho streets Of the village. The Monitor
says that various eauses are assigned Tor tno
movensnt Several Of the employed have since
returned, and are BOW purssiss their IaSor' AZ
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SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA.

Martin Mcvoy, to show cause March IA; Andrew 8
Cooke Samuel Swift Robt Harwell Jesse Jayne, Ssr
dine Stone, Robert Collins Edward Curry, Mcleod
Gorge Wood, Chas Tew, james Turner. JosephGood.
man, Diego Alvarez, Alexander Campbell, VIM Ross,
Thomas strang and John Med Ross, Geo holcombe,
James w Burke Claudius Churchill, WIN BoardmaD,
James Tar Teton, Elihu Williams John Richardson,
Amos Wilson. David Muxlow, VIM Thurbur, Elliott
Harmon, Barwell Boykin John Blocker. jas Gillian,
Daniel Clark, Joseph Cay wood, Duke w Goodman, T
w Ly les, James Stewart, Thomas Clark, Armistaed
Elgin, Asa Gray, Charles Wilson, Anthony Horton,
Henry A Croker. Alex ander Mckenzie and Malcolm
Bregden, Joseph Curran, Edwin Gould, Abraham 8
Woodcock. John my, Jeremiah Austill, Lehman &
Bingham VIM w Randall James Zurcher, Guitavus
Beal. Oven Mcmahon, Philip Goldsmith, Moore Nc.
CURE, VIM Bunnell, Sidney Smith, Nicholas B viii
lams, Haswell < Harris Jas Ingraham Saml d Hub
bard, Aphonse Ca onnet VIM. D. Randall.
MICHIGAN.
James Crane, of Detroit, March l9; Sidney p Viii
lisms Grand Haven 25th; Horace Hallock, Detroit l4h;
Amos Temple Jackson 18th; Hilbare Galot Detroit,
18th; Edward Bancroft, Cottrelville, 10th John
Davis Pontiac, l4h; jason Swim, do 10th; Nelson Mon
roe. Monroe 18th; Henry v. Disbrow, do; Evander D.
Fisher, Detroit, l4th.
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FIRE IN ST. LOUISA fire broke out in an nm
tenanted building on the side Of Main str eet
fronting the Union and Missouri hotels, which des.
troyed seven tenements The fire was, without
doubt, caused by an incendiary. The principal
sufferers were M O'Hara & Co plnmbers, whose
loss IS estimated, stock and building, $1,000; John
Stub, locksmith. loss, stock, x45O; j. II PRiil;ps
painter, stock $500: Colstone, crate rer.
lost his all about 81 $50; p. II. Burg, barber, lost
stock and furniture, $500; H Gross, boot and shoe
maker, loss unknown; New Orleans Coffee House.
loss unknown. 14f Itln1-.ll ~
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DARING RosnER.--A robbery was committed at
store of w. H. and ]. w. Thompson was entered,
the desk broken open. and money to the amount Of
about eighteen hundred and sixty dollars taken
therefrom, to wit: $3.50 Bank of Missouri, Of the
denominations Of sos and $20s, mostly payable at
the branches at Palmyra and Fayette-Sl5O Bank
At Parkersbure, Va, S5s and SlOs-about $3.50 in
Kentucky and Illinois paper, from SO to $i6O, and
about $oOin specie; and cash certificates to large
$500 reward is offered for the thieves -.
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YACHT ON.KA-HY-E.-This beautiful Yacht OF J
G. Stevens, Esq arrived from New York yester-
day afternoon. This craft is consider great mo-
yey as to her and her reputation for
fast sailing. She wall in few days leave here for
sport or ports in the West ladies, aud takes out
Mrs j. G. Stevens for the benefit OF her health. Il
is probable that she will take number of passsn-
Ina MQrch g. ~ -
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MAssAcHusErrs LEoIsLArURE Yesterday AZ
ternoon, the House debated and gcted on large
number OF debaeabe matters, sitting as late o. half
past eight in the evening.
ma. winch excited the NEST interest. was bill
reMhE 10 tne children Of divorced parties, which
case. 80 - '~s -
ms Dill gives to the Justices of the Supreme
Court the power 10 appoint guardians for thr ch;I.
dren OF persons divorced out of the State, In the
same manner that they appoint those Of chill
u'en OF persons divorced by themselves; ana also
tne power 10 prevent such children from leavinr
the State without the consent OF both its e
its ewn consent, If it be Of proper age Tke hin
passed to third reading Boston Trans March 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

l''a' Bank chsurt woJ have accu assa,d 10 J., al
the apartments OF the government. than We have
that he would have been faithful To his Hedges
Throughout Mr. Wises Address. ever, where eparenl
on the very are If H. the q,,o ai,no eNhbiisi,aeG Ha
bed q Nh ct'g-seep.indelhlc ard Sa,anr--hreaihes
IN every i'ne, and evidently RACES the fescer within The
oast 81 Tie writer. like suppressed volcane iron the
nse's'iy IN Difference public opnon Of smoihcfing
its so'snce And this is the secret Of Mr. VISITS dc
sefon iihe Wings and with them, of that policy in
witch he hal oeore. in aiis notifications either silent
ly acqiesced. or which he had ardeny advuea,cd.--
Hatred Of Mr. Coy and not lore Of eeini,a-and per
haps fear rs well haiempcls him dip his pen in
gall aud urges him TO blscAen character which lac was
wont 10 hold npio public admiration as the Hottest con
ceplion ola Pa'lio and Statesman. which the world
hadcvcr behed the mos, imaginative Copian ladov-
erficiufed in his visions And why does Mr. Wise ao,r
hate Nj Clay,-and why. hating him, does he borrow
the vnigaresi slang Of the press, 10 samaae his
friends rs "a desperate Charlie clique. so seryilc in
then attachment. rs 10 do his bidding whether in Oppo
ston or in conformity to their own Judgments Ilany
man. narc than mother ever neriicd hr appcaen of
Chaf'eg.N that man was Henry A. Wise himself prior
10 lStliar never had Mr.. Clay moredoyo,od follower
than was the "dlsimgnishrd' member irum Aeeumack
up 10 that perod. Never did the Persian oa,er pr1s-
taie himself hriurc the image oi the sun with more alb
ice, oMness, than did Mr. Wise bend in homage 10 the
gnaSacsnanof the Nes'. INV he has since qnarrelcl
with him. he dues condescend 10 inform his constt-
ueisS--honph 1t would seem 10 be incumhn, upon hun
if Mr.. Clay has done auehi TO Forfeit bus good opniou,
and 10 change such ardent admiration into such fierce
aud mplaeahle anritsy that lie should expose 10 the
world the base actur must have teen of agtani
iarp'tude inieed-which has atnated from Mr., Clay q
friend SO devoted that this deseron ha. a.osl ci Mr.
Clay destitute o shadl,c' Failing to do that hoaev
er. the word Is ctt to lis opinon---and We have
never heard Lut one expressed and that is that dsp
pointed ambition is At the holtom Of il all The Speat.
e, Char. was deemed-and very properly salt
able plaur Tor malignant and SO ,nlulent-and
Mr.. Clay was supposedly him. but we believe uuusy
with having contributed 10 dlnusc this mprcssiun--a
the consequence IS hefJIe us But whatever Mr. Wise
may think Of the Charlie ch,ue,' all VII agree
that the must abject of these '(hnr!eso is cnilcd
TO- aud viii receive more respect than he mas'c,
IF John Tlidl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

Rnaiofed Changes Republican calls on, atlcn.
lien 10 aconradicon sono namelcss authorize of,ho
ramored change ofopinion Of Nlahun Dickersoo Eso
isom the Loco Foco otho Wing party. We had seen
that contradiction before, but we had moi spposed tho
authority, (nor do we now,) suflcien. to ente i, IN
credenco YET if it be ruo, and if Mr.. Oickerson is
still, as alleged, anxious r the success of the "n,in
ciples" Of the Loco Foco party, it follows as he is
protective tar man, that he regards high duties as one
OF the results Of those principles Even tho Free Trade
men, however, we presume will care nothing for that
II he gives them his influence and vote
Mr.. Parker, too. it is said, changed in 1870 But
how does the Republican know that this is the sam.
Mr. Parker whose recent change ofopnion was announ
ced!
We subjon, however, change Of mcrs consequence.
and about which there is doubt as recorded in the
Wilmington (Delaware) Republican It is that of Mr..
Porter Strobe OF that town., not politcaa but me-
canc--a working nan-oneof class which cannot too
soon or TOO generally be aroused the Consequence Of
sustaining 'hase free trade" heresies, which viz lies.
abshod strike deadly blow specially .hef interests
W S'-2aa s2df1sed public a.ee,iaz II Wj'n:n,-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
MIR. WEBSrER,s BOSTON SPEECH

MI W ebstcr met the Wings Of Boston, aereeahly 10
appointment, al Faneul Hall on the }0th umo--anl
made tem speech, which shall lay before our read
efs al length, in We regret tha il was re-
cnNed at too lae an hour to admit of its insertion this
morning. He says that in a matter TOUCHING his own
honor and consistency .-al!admg to his remaining In
Nh Flyers Cabuet,- he chooses To iudee for hnsell
"iai he should do; but gives noinmation of lis future
purposes The inference is pretty clear. however that
he will remain in office, ifhe cdnough he says, hav-
ing tasted both It's sweets and its bitterness he has no
9ttaehmonior ii. he inma,cs. however, (rahcr ton
broadly it seems to us) that The country has becn
eaner by lis retaining his position Secretary Of State
Mr., Webster complains. in round set terms Of the nom.
lnaton ui alr Clay e Presidency ana Of The formal
declaration Of against Mr.. Tyler by The Alassachu-
sets Wing Convention. few days ago-dccarine thai
they we've not delegated for any such purpose be-, we
suppose the r.bors cf HAT body understood their duties
9ui'e as well as M Webster himself TINS eors,h.it
i.icceer Es te rci ron his bean II is jealousy ii
Henry Chg on his part as well tha, OF Ncssfs.
cord IN tie Wing ranks After such marks, it looks
like broad bnrlcsqae the part of Mr. w, Ser, To
say, as he does, Il am Wing always have b, n
oneand always shall be one - From sara Who's A.
Webster, Tyler, Wise, Cushing, Sc may Heaven dc
liver us Not even for 1.-The sake of the MON " ia
we desire 'aton with such grovellng spells -loyins
ronceadcs
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IlaRRitCEs

aIMned. IN yesefdsy morning. The 9Th isr. By The
he' Thomas A,linson. RrL,:sp R2srsrs. ESQ. of
lie hfa' q bcrts & Lee. to Mia May P y.nns,s,
a''ge'" oi juan Tonpkins. Eel al nfihs Place
-, 90 THURSDAY evening cd Of seripn.l ef. by
tie Reg. William Albea, Brsi. r Coo =. r. ~ y.
Miss Jrtt. \. L. daughter u Wm J Niithel. + n
III OF Fpnklin ~
-, on thu 2gi inst, ly the Rev. Mr.. T,xinq
Mr JAMES ). RieursoS Of Amherst. To Miss N asrr
NJ, daughter Of WIN. Douglass. Esq If R,chbfidre
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

W II Is now rnnored that Mr Louis McIane is 10
succeed vi. Webster as Secretary Of State, Mr. w
having ieit behind letter behind resgning his Office.
when he started fr Massachusetts which it is thought
ne would gladly recall he could. Mr. w is thought
VIII have foreign m'sson-ether Paris or To Lon
don If the latter then Mr. Everett is to supersede Gem
Cass-As soon as MIR. Webster goes out of the Cabinet
aud makes room for Massachusetts man, Mr. Caleb
Gushing is to 90 in. Wise remains ,cihom Office being
President de jacto JOHN Tyler content with the title
The salary, and the senblance Of power, which Wise
exercises in his name
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

% The Richmond Wing Of tho Cd ias. tays:--''A
quarrel snsued yesterday between two sn hy the names
Of iiaskias and Ball. during which the fbrner ,c,el
blow upon the hack part Of tbs head Of the auer with
an axe wnich caused his les:a in asop, - ao2r. as
kins vas sss- a-,ested't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

'7hotaer Detalcmion.-John A. Hen late clerk nt
Il. II. Morris. Mayor of New York, and who was re-
Gently reformed out Of that office, when the Who's cot
the majority in the Guy Councils turns out to be de-
tauer, oan unascertaned amount--supposcd however.
To be between sixty and one hundred thousand d,,rs
his embezzlcment is supposed to have been ponp
on several years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06
LYNCsERUIsG INSTITUTE
ron 70 .l'G L.1ORES.,
Ex NE. AND MRS. NEANY.

N WIS INSTITUTION will be RI. Opened for lin rc
eeron Of pupils on Monday. August ION ncx,
The course Of instruction Is full aud efficient: r,nnpr,s-
ihg tho various departments Of Ancient and Modern liz
a'ere Mathematical and Natural Sciences --bssl ea-
cnlaicd 10 dryclopc the powers Of the you;il mind
md secure solid and finished education.
lte apartments are large and comm, deus and hi ing
lately furnished with Pam Forte Gl,ics. and o,Aer
necessary Mathematical Instruments il il confidently
hopcd ihi the experience and atianmonrs ii aid teach
rrs may lavorahy recommend them to the la,nr,oe III
HE public The Musical department will h. cond,ic,d
ny Mir lhner, well known 10 this community as a dis
tarnshcd teacher 81 Veal and INSTRUMENTAL tI;sc
Considerable seduction han he,u i.aue il The terms.
~uh The Rlr~ - aet'mig der eil., u yvnir pupils
lnied Ia etitc,) md Otherwise meet The dena d. a
The community.
TENS pei %asJion Of ) ,,mlh-
Tuition IN Readlhg, wiring, kfitlhetic,
fhelfh Grammar, Geagiarhy, History Sc. { SIP 90
pupils under the aye Of II years
Over the age Of ~ years Ar IN
With Composition Rlefor,c cbdes 4, :, w
iInnnniy, Philosophy, Ghrmsry. $50 4 NJ ~
Ancient and Alolern Languages each extra q on
Geometry. Algebra and lrgonom,r,. ui,h Nd coo
sInncon Of Maps, Charts. Sc extra 90
Muse At Professors Terms, 81
Use of Piano Forte,
llso OF Globes and other Mathematical Instruments O
Stationary -iecluang Peas, Ink ard SLATE pencils %
Board, Washing. Sc. e
lobe paid, in all cases, 10 advance
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The II. NV s. 4. MrCoskry. Ep Bishop niieli,a a.
Inc II. Rev Dr. Johns, ZIP. Bishop Virginia
The laov. Thomas Atkinson, I,nehburq
Tho Rev. James Dougbep. do
Tho Rev. D. NJ. Wharton. Bote.ona "a.
The Hon Nm. Woodbridge. Tx. Gov. Of Michigan,
The Hon, A. 5. Porter, Y. 5. s. Michigar.
Charles knisir, NJ D. r.. Nod. Ian. University g..
Branz Mayer, ESP See'y Of Legation L. s. To Mexico
San'l. Garland, John g. Nfeen, \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

10 he Grand Jury Of New York has found bill OF
Indictment against James Watts Webb, for accepting
challenge to fight duel with Mr.. Marshall few
months ago. Tho penalty five year. imprisonment in
the State PRISON. but one believes the law will b,
enforced, the whole is farce. Webb was held 10 bal
in the sum Of $4,000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-06

o. stated that the Of Fashion has au,hor
zed the proprietor ofthe Camden race course to enter hin
celebrated nay aslao Boston, for purse Of $40 900