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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

rJ,ROY FEMALE SEMfNARY.-In this Institution the school
year consists of - weeks, divided Of - weeks
each the first "Wednesday of March. nj the
which OF six weeks; the other commencing
the h "Wednesday Of September, at the close of which Is va
cation e two weeks.
Tie charge tuition and board, with all the necessares
nccird herewith is S2n0 An additional charge Is
the otf ornamental branches OF female rdu
rann-or, fixed il preferred $500 per annun
the Of each tem will be eceved
papii will entitled 10 all the advantages OF the in
stiiu,ioi
Pupils may any period Of the and required to
pay only from the time ef entrance
This Institution furnishes all possible facilities for thorough
useful and ornamental education The principals
assisted hy eighteen professors and teachers
Extensive courses annually delivered by profess
so Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Geology Botany, As;ro
nomr, Conchoocy and Eocnton.
Tie institution furnished with library, valuable apparatus
for Illustrations experiments the Natural Sciences well
scrcrd cabinet and shells maps charts, globes
dels, &c.
The French department under the charge Of Professor John
Edwards A. who the advantage Of uniting
Thorough know Of both Tie French and English languages
being Of nm English family and born in Paris aud educated IN
the Polytechnic School The rapid progress Of his pupils affords
the hes evidence o his superior abilities teacher
The the family OF the principals 10
which made for their physical educaton
the Of their and morals They occupy
private roaIis each, the of the fourteen female
that of experienced nurse, being among those oil
tie young ladies'
The advantages this Institution the csu Of The nccumu
lai.d facilities Of twenty years liz onward
Circulars containing particular information may be obtain
ed application The Principals John H. Willard aud sarah L.
;,rl Iruy.N Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

l)RNTlNG INK.-We shall have constantly hand fall
supply Of Johnson Durant's best Printing Ink moderate
,riceS
EnSiirer Office March 10, 1872 100
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April ]

CARDP. S. G7R87N.a7I begs leave most respectfully TO
N inform and the public that he has imported direct
from London the manufacture of summer Hats,
viii that is fond of wearing
light hat. They drah COLOR far lighter than
leghon ventilated that they will keep the head
lie will them waterproof In fact, they
fail please that
them, and they will be sold At the low price Of ST.
Aprll Is 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

SHoCkoE FOUNDRY, C.sY STREET, Richmond, Yrgina-
~ TALBOTT y BROTHERS, nj the above Establishment,
prepared all Kinds Of brass and iron Castings viz
Steam Engines of descriptions Presses and
Screws Fa:lenin- Mills Bands Cutting Knives. Levers Sink
and Bolts for Tobacco Manufactures Mill Fixtures complete
Tor anufacuring Mills Railroad Wheels and Axle,
Coal Pit Machinery Also all kinds OF Wrought Iron Work,
such Hand Railing, sc.
They have now on hand for sale, Circular Saw
Mill horse power complete Pages pan capable Of
saving 500 of plank per day. Being possessed OF The pat
terms for The Mills they will be penSed
orders Also hand and for SALE Steam
Engines, each of 1, s. and l6 horse power.
Richmond, April 9Th, 1912. Him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

NIOTIcE.-Ihe Franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
pointed A. $ Maddox their Agent who will be furnished
Store below the Bank OF Virginia. with large
sipply of all Of Writing Paper made al their MILL
fooscap atca packet post and letter Paper all which he
will SELL by wholesale and RETAIL such prices cannot fail To
satisfy the public City and merchants, and citizens of
the State generally respectfully invited examine his stock
and see If is domestic
factuIes. RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
Drt I lS4l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

r0MNS. ION BISNkSSI oitsr services 10 my friends
and The p.Dc. a. Commission Merchant Cons-nments
r.sotcr kiad will ith dIliaent and faithful At
tgtau JAMES G. WATSON on Nth street.
rs viii attend The forwarding Of any articles sent 10
~ ils prrYNe, &C. J, G. w.
AfA2d Helm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

I0fIrEFro and u-rt the 25l of April, iri-weekiy
Y n.- OF Packets 10 ynehburg will lea"e Richmond aud
nrhblc Monday wednesday, and Fridays, al O'clock
Lines OF stages running ont Of Lynchburg Our ScosT'le
G .ay. Richmond usual, Wis on Monday. Wednes
and FRIDAY Al q cuck 2. NJ, connecting with the Farm
and Halifax Stages and also with the charlottesville and
~ Srascs As the convenience and expedition by this
oyet Nh other, going West from Richmond, its vicinity
say ans hias, but fer passengers and others to
s,e who have travelled an our packets.
BUYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Anvil LIFT
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GRENADA RUNS puncheons OF very fine improved Gre
NADIA Run just imported, in Customise Store entitled TO
debenture, and for sale by
ROBERT soUTTER, JH.,
NotfnI Va Doth Anil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

NEW GOODS.-BEERS t. POLTDEXTER, MERcHI vt TAIL
oss, respectfully inform their and the public in
neral they are now opening their Spring and Summer Goods
Inc assortment Is extensive, and of the best quality
The Cloths and Cassmees been selected particularly TO
our order IN London and Paris by competent Agent from
this country well acquainted with what suits Market
and who writes us thus from Londo "7hy The best that
DC procured IN Ensaad or France at any price"
One of our firm his from the North where he
has selected such Goods will render assortment
pee perhaps unsurpassed by in this country either in va
rcty quality Of the Goods We usual prepared to make
them in The very fashionable manner fair
prices. Is. 4 r.
April % li5-6t
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n
: l. The stock Of Cattle &c. will he sold at The same time
N, e Among the Cattle there very valuable blood
IL 80 II. II.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

We ready, al Psmberton (nea lock No -.
site Gainesville Fsna to receive and forward all produce OF
descriptions merchandise that may be entrusted Ia
care warehouses; mbehoscs &c. are in good condition
proec, them from damage We will have drays constantly
ready 10 haul any of either from land
Ing.
For draya.e and eshppng tobacco charge
is itv cents per ho.sead WHEAT Hour manufactured tobacco
about the proportion We hope by our constant
care and attention merit share o public patronage
and feel assured when the safety despatch and
fully understood they will find greatly to their interest
10 ship their produce &C., through this channel
PEMBERT0N & WALTON.
Observation-Disclosures, Gibson & Thnnton, Richmond Ran
doph Harrison, GooetlGad: John c. Page, Cumberland
information of the Sonihsiders, would inform
they the ferry free of charge, as an arrangement
has been made by the James River & kanawha Company
r. K. w.
March l-,b 1912 l03-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

inofm their friends and customers that they
receiving their prns Stock Of Goods embracing all
Ala in SIX, lerhorn, panama and palm leaf hats
eat straw and Tuscan Bonnes, which will be sold al
~ :" retail, NJ prices corresponding. with the times
u. JNO THOMPSON & co.
NAfh2 lO6-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINA-Thc Chair Of Mathematics in
~ this having become vacant by the resignation oil
Professor Sylvester Board of Vers will proceed TO fill the
vacancy annual meeting the LIST of July next
Applications should be addressed Dr. Gessner ilarson
Chairman Of the Faculty, Unworthy Of Virginia
w. IL. W0ODLEY, Proctor .. Of pd
Anil r Is4o ll0-tlJy
~ The of the Richmond Wing National Inesencer
and Globe Washington city, requested TO insert the above IN
country paper forward their respective accounts TO
M. W. H. w. p u. Of ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

JOSEPH A. RAGLAND wHolr.Alr DnuooI,r Main street,
opposite the Banks, respectfully invites the attention Of
Try merchants physicians and Others his stock of Medicines
drugs Pains nyestus, Fancy Articles &C., of which
ne VIII sell at the lowest prices He has recently received large
supplies oil fresh goods will he pleased supply those who
may favor him with order in satisfactory
April - lis 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RrcnMoSp, FEB 1h, le42
D Of resolution adopted by the General Assembly OF
I'D Virginia. the 4h day OF February 1872 do hereby give
notice To all persons having claims the State of Virginia Tor
Revolutionary land bounty their heirs assigns to present the
adjustment before the lt day Of March, 1885, or such
claims shall considered and held TO he void,
except of such officers and soldiers returned 10
Board of War At the close of the entitled TO land ouny
S. II. PARKER, Reg H. Office
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twice 4 week,

Pl,lbe quarterly. 49,,
AL O5,eles and Marriages from the country, whenever
y's handwin. is unknown at this oi must be altheI
.l b endarsaon ote Postmaster In The neshborhooa
,,l-y ln no published. every measure, that has
~ rcys and Guzzes, has proved hereto
m lnas.lsT- must, therefore, insist IN such case upon
nnmuucc being certified BY the name oil the Postmaster
-. a., ~ ii. ha,s AZ m, it:Ieri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

nth April, 1872.
having been determined by the Navy Department 10 cause TO
'ed series Of careful experiments To ascertain the re-
awe values If The different varieties of fuel applicable 10 the
~ Of steam Navigation in the Navy Of the United States
M mines, others, furnishing such fuel, are in
mat upon orwardin. the Navy Yard 1T the city Of
NJ Their own charge. quantity not lesa than two
weight 81 The fuel which they respectively supply To he
"h e" before tue FIRST day of July next, the Department
me iral of the be faithfully nude, 10 discover
power and Other properties necessary to he known
" ul.e OF is fitness for the purpose above speclhed-
NNnpr thus must be accompanied by statement or
m e ID Tie origin of The same, and the period Of It's exac
~ n r nn., also Of the points the Atlantic coast on
Ram. N u'tof Mexico, the Lakes, ut which can be
w., S.n'ently delivered.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

FRESH SPRING DRY GOoDS-The subscribers re
ceivng their Spring supply of DRY GOODS compehending
choice assortment of leading Staple Fancy Articles They
great Inducements and will do 10 those who may ia
them Their old and much valued customers are
invited TO Goods oI themselves and to purchase
the usual terms.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

vEAkE NOTICE-Infans round LeshorE Hats are 10
had very low prices AT the cheap cash store Of
2. :. GARBANATI,
Sign Of Transparent Hat, Shockoe Hill
lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

WILLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY LAW, Rehm0nd "a,
w Office for the present Dr. Ritche Main street, above
The Banks. Feb. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

DINFORDS BACON & BASKERVILLE this morning in
ID receipt ut ter entire Stock of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which, having purchased much below prices heretofore paid
goods will be offered puncua customers and cash
dealer, ON such terms as fail sales
classes of purchasers particularly
invited 10 an examination of Stock, will offer them
bargains handsome styles Of Goods they have rarely
perhaps lie before, with.
Richmond 29I March, 1912. l0s-lm
MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA, Locust street,
lVi d5yue Eeren-Ihe Course Of Lectures will
Monday April 9TH and until the last of October
Ing with The exception of August, which Is vacation
on Practice of Medicine, by n. Chapman NJ D., w w Ger
hard, NJ. ID.
Anatomy, by w. F. Homer NJ H., Paul b. GODDARD, NJ D.
On Institutes OF Medicine by Samuel Jackson, VI. d.
On Matera Medica and Therapeutics, John Bell. NJ. ID.
Chemistry by James Rogers ~ d., Robert E. Rogers,
NJ. D.
On Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children by Hugh
l.. Hodge, NJ ~, William Harris, NJ. D.
on Principles Practice Of Surgery by Thomas Harris, NJ
ID w. Puymtell Johnston, NJ. ID.
w E. HoRNER, Secretary.
Feb o, 9i-2awtiJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03
JAS. r. HEATH

" We have deemed advisable to sell the property
advertised except the Slaves upan tredt SIX months
purchasers giving bond with nppro ed security ihe ai'
pey ii which Mr. Macon is only third owner IS subject
len of s. 900 10 William Mary College The Farm e1
@ he dwelling and appurenaneeS, garden, &C, VIII oe
pcy privately rented H day OF sale unti Inc 'lh
Nynber ne the rent in PtoGuce and the proportion
agreed on hstween the Trustees and tenant, fixed by iu
,-;sii referees. JAS. y Heal IL. Trustees.
SELDEN {. MACON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

Tgslley SAFE IF IaIga6Ic SarcS, Slock, FnrhuuFs &c
by yre Deed Trust executed the subscribers by
ID Mites Macon the 2ih of March, 1912, and duly admitted
IN COMMITTEES Of Hanover, iienrico and Aihemae, We
,a Proceed sell Tuesday, the 3rd day of May, If far
day. the residence of said Macon IN te
n,yc Hanover labut nine miles from Richmond,l upwards
aud likely Slaves, conveyed By the deed a"Ie
am. sIgdrv articles Of house and kitchen Furniture 'he
k belonging Ia the Fairfield Plantation, the Plantation len
consisting the usual variety Carrlage and Gig wi tia
cops Of Grain, Hay and Fodder now on hnn "
All m offer for sale III time, the interest OF Miles
Of 30 acres oil Land, situated
Fairfield Estate having thereon Manufacturing l
yn \. Nncon,s Mill and also MILL together with all
i,ins aud Machinery attached thereto. NJ the same te
lot Of Plank, now lying at the saw NH, ana
,a- Timber on what is called Buock's Island
property will be sold for cash; and, although tne
in indisputable, we shall of course only sell III
.ailciary character.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

To Stockholders Of the Richmond and
rny =, Petersburg Railroad Company.
~ hhna! Meeting Of Stockholders will be held Once
ehnord, Tuesday, 3st May Al IL O'clock A. Nj
.-ss who cannot attend in person particularly
n s oappo'nt their proxies.
- Use Of charge
Ap,u - JNo. WILLIAMS, Clerk and Treasurer
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hIherc will he called meeting Of tic Stockholders
""anna Mitigation Company, 10 be held in the town
& on Tuesday. the 9TH day of June next-it heing
OF June Court The Stockholders arc earnestly re-
, attend az subjects Of Importance touching their inter
" %, submitted Ia the meeting.
ny order Of the Board Of Directors,
Anrlso DAN. F. CARR, Secretary.
800 ltd
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\ '"'NA >pRINGS.-A gentleman of mild and aifibe man.
'no p'ic address, who has been accustomed TO pun
II. OF the FIRST class both In Europe ana IN
eh a'i Southern sections of the United states, and
having made himself acquainted with the VARIOUS
m Al as hiiners of mixed company such US congresate
. 'ts ~ the world, at the Virginia Springs-otcrs ms
of thr coming season, and ers himself he would be
10 the proprietor Of either of the iashionan'e
ms Commonwealth He would engage TO undertake
q. supervision of Establishment or take charge OF
alone, in any other capacity in which ms
"A "id re called into requston and be duly apprecia
W Judgment in the selection Of wines and liquors. ana
very description will be found fully equal to what may
and IN making such selections, tif required so to do
A., ah'ages IN the city of Richmond which few possess
BARK Pon wsin. avail hnscf Of favorable an oppor
n me above viii please apply personally or hy letter, to
tqsss..rS' L>G., franklin Hotel, Richmond city, Va.
Apn2a ~ 10 CHARACTER anu ''p'''' list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-03

In addition above every kind o Patent Medicines Pills,
Pasters Uintmenis, Mixtures, Cough Medicines, etc.
Feh II 9i-aaw3m
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For sale By o,r. u,,,
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-07
Private Correspondence.

New ORLEANS, March %, 1872
DEAR SIR We have no further tidngs from MeIi-
CO, though looking for it with great anxiety.
Two hundred emigrants went off yesterday in the
Neptune as also large quantity of arms, powder,
ball, &c. Two six Founders were shipped for Calves
ton The excitement is not SO great it in S36,
but it is daily on the increase
We have proof here that five English houses have
secret orders from the British Minister at Mexico to
furnish supplies of munitions of war, PROVISIONS &c.
to the invading army One vessel laden with powder
has already been despatched.
The United States sloop of Ontario arrived last
evening" and is anchored in the stream opposite the
third municipality. give you the list of her officers.
All hands well.
w. RADFoRD, Esq, Lieutenant Commanding.
First Lieutenant, ]. H. Scott; Second Lieutenant,
E. Jenkins.
Sailing Master, Washington Reed.
Surgeon, A. J. Wedderborne.
Assistant Surgeon, H. D. Taliaferro.
Purser, A. D. Crosby.
Passed Midshipmen ]. B. Randolph, J. ID. Todd.
Midshipmen, A. J. Drake, C. H. B. Caldwell B.
B. Wright, J. P. Wheelock.
Captains Clerk, M. Ward.
Purser's Clerk H. Deniston.
Boatswain, G. Woodland
Gunner, w. WiIkerson.
Carpenter w. Reynolds
General Thompson is at the ST. Charles Hotel and
will depart, it is said, in few days. is supposed
that he waits to hear from Washington the ult o
Mr.. Ellis's espatches-hough of this, I know no
thing more than rumor. The town is excited at thu
appearance the Ontario for are used to ships
of war.
Our Banks getting on smoothly, all having sub
med to the laws. They will certainly pay specie or
the LIST of December, or 60 into liquidation. The
People of gu: city and State will never allow suspen-
sion again.
The st. Charles Theatre is to be rebuilt Cald-
wells energies cannot be kept down by any misfcr-
tune.
The Italian Opera Company are performing at the
French Theatre. They produce II Furioso, by Doni-
zete, onght.
Mr.. Conrad, our new Senator, has gone. He goes
as the Cay-whig Bee says, with not sympathy in
CO nmon with the Administration of our patriotic Pre-
sident Perhaps he will see his error before it is toe
ate though do not believe it, so wrapped up he in
Mr. Clay.
Our election for Mayor comes on next Monday
Freret (Whig) and Prieur (Loco foco) in the field
From present appearances, tho latter will be apt to
succeed. The Native Americans will 90 for Freret,
but then the Wings are divided.
In haste, yours,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-07
THE UNITED STATES STEAM FRI
GATE ACKNOWLEDGES OF LIEUT..
BORDEN AND FIFTEEN MEN

We understand that information was yester-
day received at the Navy Department, that the
u. S. steam frigate Missouri, Captain J. Il.
Newton, in ascending the Potomac river, on her
way to Washington, with pilot on board, ran
aground on Monday, opposite the harbor of
Port Tobacco. Every effort was Immediately
made to get her off, by backing her engines and
taking the guns and other weighty articles aft.
Lieut. JOHN F. BORDEN was sent out in charge
of boats crew, with an anchor, for the pur-
pose of heaving the vessel off; when by some
means the boat was most unfortunately
swamped, and this meritorious officer and fifteen
men persisted, while in the faithful performance
of their duty.
So far as the facts Of the case have come to
the knowledge of the Department, every pre-
caution usual in such cases seems to have been
taken by the officers, and there is no reason to
attach blame to them for this deporable acct
dent. or course, however, the subject will be
fully investigated in the proper manner.
Immediately on receipt of the intelligence,
the Mississippi, which had arrived on Monday,
was despatched to render aid if necessary. 1t
was expected that the Missouri would be got
off at the next high tide.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-07
From the Boston Courier.
THE DISTRIBUTION BILL.

We publish to-day the message of the President to
the House of Representatives, recommending re-
peal of the of the extra session, providing for
distribution of the proceeds of the sales of public
lands. limitations that the President about to
propose such a gained currency days
ago and we are glad to that he has disappoint
ed the predictions of those who confidently believed
that his opinions had undergone a change. We have
always looked upon the act of the most impoli
tic that could have been passed, especially after the
amendment inserted which involved the protect
i've duty The repeal of this unwise act to be
imperalvely demanded by all parties, and by none
more than those who really wish to obtain from i'm
ports a revenue sufficient to meet the wants of the
Government. The views expressed in the message
are such as must find hearty response in the mind of
every man worthy the name Of an American, whe-
Their in Congress or out of 1t. The country wants
revenue of thirty five to forty Millions to be raised
imports. 1t matters not whether the tariff which i'm
poses the duty be called rerenue or protective Ia
riff. Such will meet the wants of the Gov
eminent will give all the protection that any one can
desire.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-07

Cross moved to amend by providing that If any
of the judges neglected to hold the courts with
in their circuit there should be deducted from
the salary of such judge $500 for each failure.
This amendment was debated by Messrs.
Cross, Gwln, Thompson, Of Mississippi, and
Adams, when, upon a division called by Mr.,
Andrews, il was discovered there was no quo
rum present. Mr.. Adams moved a call of
the House, which was ordered, and III
members answered to their names. The
roll was again called, when 1874 members
answered to their names The doors were
then closed, and the names Of the absentees
being called, various excuses were offered, which
occupied the House until nearly five o'clock,
when all further proceedings under the call were
suspended, and the House adjourned.
The Loan bill was taken up in the Senate,
and Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Smith, of Indiana, de-
livered their views.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-04-07

We subjoin with the heartfelt satisfaction of
veteran disciples of the weed, the subjoined in
formation copied from the Pennsylvania In
quirer Since the counterbast Of the royal
James--smokers have been rightfully con-
sidered by many to be under the ban of the
polished community as well as generally OF
medical wsdom-and not poetry itself could
mingle any brilliant colors with the smoke of
the pipe or cigar. Though physicians have not
been altogether so hostile to the use of tobac-
co, yet their opinions have been drowned by
popular clamor. Still it has prevailed in spite
of opposition. We hope that, abetted by the
authority we give; it will now, at least, enjoy
the poor privilege of liberation.
Dr. Mott of New York, has come out in favor of
the use of Tobacco; ho says it is preventive, or
perhaps cure for Laryngea Phthisis and Bronchitis.
If that is the case, there will be less difficulty in an
swerng the question why the clergymen fifty years
since were not troubled with bronchial complaint
as much as they are, believe in olden time
few clergymen neglected the weed in all its FORMS and
pipe some two feet long almost necessary to
clerical dignity large white wig, cooked hat
or cane; but Temporal mutantur, pipe, cooked at,
cane and wig have gone.