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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
THE A II X T..

The members of the Van Buren, Thespian Corps,
respectfully beg leave tender their nks gener
Gus public, for past avors. and to inform them that
their next performance will take place this evening
saturday, September 1th, 1874. Upon which occasion
will be presented kotzbue's celebrated Tragedy Of
PlZARRO,
The Death of Rolla.
VIII all the original Music, choruses. marches 8c
Through the kindness Of the members of the Fort
Smith IhespIan corps, who have kindly volunteered
their services, they are able to present
A MUSICAL OLIO.
COMIC SONG, BY AN AMATEUR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

PUN, about IS years old 5 feet 10 IL inches high
and well formed. He generally his hair long.
which disposed to curl and when combed back shows
slight streak the top Of his head lie has Roman
nose, and remarkably hollow foot, has down look
VIII n spoken to and stammers u little. He is intel-
gent and speaks English and Chckasaw we'll and would
pass under most circumstances for Indian 1t 10
supposed he went among the Creeks or Seminocs.
July l3. lS44-23-9 PITMAN COLBERT.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
MARRIED

ID MARRIED:
AT Madison. Ind on the 18th ult Mr. T. C. Bow,
o. this Place. to Miss ELIZA ANN WnsoN of that citv
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
Notice.

Notice.
* BUSHELS ONIONS. a fine article Just received
Il - and for sale by A. M. BUSH.
August 81.
WANTED,
'NHE undersigned wishes to get two boys Of
- good habits, to learn the Wheel.wright or
Wagon Making business. Those wishing to lea arn
the above named business will do well by making
immediate apple ntion to
July 20, 1874. JOS. HAWKINS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07
PrOcl a m a t i o /,
BY THE GOVERNOR.


"lEREAS, the constitution and laws of the
w State require that n general election shall be
holden therein on the first Monday in October
next. therefore, |, Samuel Adams. Governor of
the State of Arkansas, do hereby declare and
make known that such general election will be
holden in the respective counties of this State,
the first Monday in October next, for tie election
of Governor, Representative to the Congress Of
the United States, and for our State Senator from
each of the following Senatorial Districts, 10 wit {:
lst listrict of w ashinu,an.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

Lutte Rock. arkansas. August 24ah. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

Isl DISTRICT, county Of washington:
Sd :. Carroll and Newton.
9TH /" Marion and Searcy.
5th lizard. Van Buren,, and Fulton.
9th Lawrence.
Sth " Crit;enden and Mississippi, (unex-
pired term Of Jesse Finley, removed from the
State.)
10Th " Phillips.
llth " jackson. White, and Monroe.
18th " Independence.
l7th Sewer. Lafayette, and Pike.
18th 81 Pulaski (unexpired term of R. c.
Byrd.)
Goth Crawford.
2lst :" Yell and Pope.
22nd Johnson.
23rd I" Conway and Perry
24th " Franklin and Scott.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-07

And aIso members Of the House Of Repre-
entatives of the next General Assembly of this
State, from the respective counties, to wit:
From the county of Arkansas I Represcnta,iye
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

estate That ne fmiiar with the books and accounts of
SAID estate anl b-!iryss himself be fully possession of
rs tue coucieloa hat early the death OF the late
obeIi e Was instructed by hT. LlspsnaTd Stew a
70 make 9n iu!i aud Perfect inventory tho abii
otes csotS and credits OF the estate which ne did and de-
poses tha. sa! INV oty presents and faithful exhibit
b the late Alexander l. Stewart and Robert Stewart Except
furniture;
And this de0oneur farther saith that he and has long beu
familiar with the accounts of " Wsob as presented in
the books OF the said That they have been kept like
all her acc nnHS aud embrace interest loaned
and due o nm not Sanctioned By the laws OF the State and
Justly arSihS rom The sPU2t!cGS OF his contracts-
And that ls balance c ts.- accounts sgaust said Webb
the 20h March l3 SIS a3 ~ entered uTon
th said j. W Webb schedule of Bankruptcy As the claim
winch win The lawful interest the death of t lafe Robert
Stewart IN nEe ast. placed on the inventory above
mentioned AZ ) +95 80
And this drponeGt farther saith that tho SAID sum Of SlS
as eS exhibited IL the inventory above mentioned entirely
a totally dsne from !e sam Of st7001 specified IN the
made from Mrs Helen Webb share of his e,iss-this last
of S0Oo az r.peatedly stated and declared 5y the Sa
Robert 10 this dHonen being the loss aIsG by
compromise VII The said j. " Webb and daAucrioni
their c4ins made poor the BY hl IN pill
1895. for The Sum 81 S5tC01
and ts deponent farther sath shat he was directed by M
penad Stewart July last 10 have al the books and pa
pars OF tie readiness 10 exhibit true condition
Nh George Dareli visit made b. him 70 the office OF
sad LIsneaaTG stewart, IN company with Mis-. Helen l.
N-b0; tn.t ~ ceogent 81 the request OF sad LSpendTd
Stewart renamed IN attendance during Suchys giYeapy
explanations aud lureis any books and papers b
required IN he examination which this depoGen understood
every thin that could throw high upon the affairs
of the estate audnHoa the accounts of j. w Webb with
position ne appeared perfectly sIiisf #M 3 GEnusG
Sworn before me his OH of February, 1874.
CHARLgs ". SANDFoRn.
lOmmI; q NsrlS SrIN-YOr<
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

r1g An ollray took place at the Planters, House
reading room, yesterday evening, between Nr. A. +.
Garrison and MIR. G. G. Prusbury, IN winch the
discharged small pocket pistol at Mr.. G., causing
Slight flesh wound in the arm. Mr.. g. then drew
pistol, and Mr.. P escaped TO the streetcwhere
saving he was unarned he awaited MIR. G.'s fire !;
but the latter did not use his weapon
- ST. IOuis Rep. 22d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

~ To Layvyers.-LAW BOoks.-The so0scn-
Der. having been in the employment OF has'ea anu
f several years vast has commenced the Law Book Selling
on his own account and respectfully informs the Members Of
the Bar and Students at Law wishing 10 purchase, tat
will be much 10 their advantage 20 give h'n call as ne III
tends ss very reduced pricss23 Nasss" strer one
South Of Cedar ST. New York. j. IL. HaLs1 Eu'
SB-Wi remove Immediately opposite on The Isl o! May
m No Nassau street. door south OF Cedar street
cod 3wN - ~ 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

kENrUcKy.-The Frankfort Commonwealth con
tains the Report of the Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund. The receipts for the year ending De-
cember 10, 1913 amounted to Sl95,7l6 81, and the
expenditures, in the same period, to Sl75,852 Do
The Commissioners estimate tho receipts for the
year 1914 at s2l0,38?, and the expenditures at
1915 900 leaving deficiency of $l5238
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

FIRE-About two O'Clock yesterday the cotton
pckery of Gachet Delisla adjoining the lower cot
ton press corner of Montegut street and the Leyee
took fire. 1t communicated to dwelling house on
the opposite side OF Aiontegu street, which, with
the adjoining oullouse it burned down. Some ten
bales of cotton were consumed, and other much
damaged. Loss is estimated at $4,000.
GN @. Picayunc, Jan. 9th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

REsroRATIoN.-W.H H. HARTwELI, (Whigl who
was some time ago removed from the Post-Olicc at
Mount Vernon Village, Maine and Upham I. Cram,
(Loco-Foco) appointed in his stead, has been rem
stated. Mr. Ii. was one Of the earliest victims of
the political frauds practiced on Mr.. Tyler by his
| 1oc0-Foco friends
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

FIRE.-Thc dwelling house OF widow sickefnah;
snateI in the town of German Flats, on the road
between Remington's and LitchfeId, and occupied
by ]. Vickerman, his mother and his family, was
DESTROYED by fire on Friday afternoon the 26'h ult.
(Herkimer Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

Broke JA1L.-Four fellows, named Robert Webb,
Jacob Blowers, John Longcar and Afford Ulenn'
confined for sundry offences broke jail at Coopers-
town on Iuesday January IN ae few av davs @
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

CoRREcTIox.-Eastern papers are in the habit Of
speaking OF '' Mr. Weller, OF Ohio" This is man.
ittestly wrong and injurious to our State Ono re-
pudates the man and his acts II is not q NIr.Well
err of Ohio but John B. Weller of Butlsr county.
et the error be corrected TCircleville, (O.) Her.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

MELANcHo1Y-The Owego Gazette OF the sd
inst. saws, "a unatc by the name OF Pomcroy ia e-
male) was burned 10 death in her room at the Couh-
~ Poor House on Sunday evening last
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

DUEL IN VERmoNT-'Thc ST. Adams Republican
of the 81 ult mentions that duel was fought at
phillsburg by two gentlemen, who, with their Sc
conds came from Montreal. One of the principals
is stated TO have been u New-YorIcr. They cS-
changed several shots without any damage being
done, and the seconds desparing Of hit adjourned
the duel sine die The New Yorker and his friend
went South, and the other parties TO Canada The
uameS arc not ciycn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
Mrs. WEBB TO Mn. LIsPENAED STEWART.

NlRs WEBB Mr.. LIsPENiED STEWART.
(Copy) Saturday Morning, Feb Cd. 1871.
Ny Dsar Brother-Tbe situation which AIN placed Is
most distressing QUE. but feel due 10 the msmoy OF our
dear father and also yowho am fully persuaded
endeayorius 70 best of your ability out his ter
,ons in relation ie disposal of his estateto ecty some
mporan mistakes which my husband has made his sta.e
ment published the Courier and Eaqulrsr O. this morning.
howeve. pain ful IL may b. my feelings.
father and uncle Robert assured that hus
h u as Indebted the the he has been charg
ed with and well knew tcIr would never
fer them to deprive ny sisters Of their equal share; there
fore felt assured that unless tie estate much more vau
bic than has proved be- had been already possession
of my portion.
ZION Of nv sisters and myself this opinion confirmed
eli satisfied that Won would do your duty and therefore signed
the certificate freely and neutrality-suspicious. my husbands
absence IL true bot his benS the city would not have
inuenced me the least had often discussed the sub
iec aud had assured hin. that would not JOIN hlm N or
posing the wilt.
nnaSet his friend aud rel4ye Mr.. Barre with me for
te nurpose OF examining the books knew him 10 be
arson whose opinion would have weight with those
Who were Ignorant of the situation OF my fathers affairs At
-. 1smning the books and hearing your sNpnaton he
messed himself perfectly satisfied withhe seatoa and
on your requesting clerk produce the ledger he sad II
was unnecessary =, : r.-,,
tnmediatey enclosed 10 you as thought yon ought 10
b5uIai!e acquainted with the change IN his opinion nave
notaen him SINCE and only necessary 70 state hat mine
rsfneins unaitered AHectionatey, your sister
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

DOLiSH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES
Every body Boston polishing their stoves and CRATES
with VIM Browns Penc Paste No better evidence o!neat.
ness when you cu:e dwelling than notice The stoves sud
pose M BROWNS PENCIL PASTE. II Is rut up M
rolls hc cost bur 2i cents aud has many advantages "ysf
the British aud Black Lead lute brighter,
lasts enge and is used with much less dust and trouble In
after gets dryby the appeati9a Of brush you
Washington Reaed by all the Druggists and Groes.
ry Stores III Bosom Salem, Lowell Wo,erster Portland.
Sprineea Dealers and families can be supplied Of a. o. x
D. SANDS druggists No. 10 Fulton street. 213 Broadway.
II East Broadway. I4 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

L1sPsSARD STEWART, Esq. Hudson street.
| will only add, that Immediately after my un-
cles funeral | directed his agent and booh-keeper
to make full and perfect inventory OF the estate,
in its debts and credits, to be exhibited to the
whole family. As soon as this was completed,
nv sisters, with their husbands, excepting }. w
Webb, were induced by meto examine 1t and the
books from which it was drawn, that they might
be perfectly satisfied OF the true condition OF the
estate. | was fully resolved not to put the VIII
10 probate, or to undertake the management OF
the estate as executor, without their unanimous
support They at once saw the necessity oi eA-
tending such support to me, and unltediy gave
their written declaration of 1t. then urged
each of them, for her and himself, to call IN The
best and most experienced of their friends Tor any
farther investigation they might think proper;
bu; ali declined to do 50 as unnecessary MS
Webb, however, at my persuasion, and not loi
her own satisfaction, requested this OF MIR. bar.
rel who. as the near relative and close friend OF
her husband, and but slightly known to myself
could have no bias, especiallyin my favor. When
the evening for his visit was appointed, d'recteu
tho ageu, and ok-keeper OF the Office to nave
all books and papers IN readiness Tor his lnspeI1
ton. and himself TO be In attendance to give an
IN formation in his power. This ne did, and bears
testimony below to the foregoing facts, as wei. as
to the full and entire exposition mace 10 hi'
Barrell. LIsPENAR1DI 81 e " ', Az. Ai = =,
Gin and Colpty ef NetrY &s-h m. B. eIsIiis: =
,bs c,iy Of New YORK belng duly sworn toti
that the mouth Of APr iS n ms I - and since
tne late Alexander L. Stewart and Ro3eLt f hsI
Anrnst 1885 the pnncipaI agent and eook-heepei oi @
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
COyCE,USsyE PRo0F
OF The EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY Ol
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

y
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
HaDpoSEIEID, New-Jersey. April 90, lSi3.
Oa about the 18th day OF October 3i, was taken wan
violent the side the liver, which coutGued Tor
about five days followed by the brsakin of ulcer
caused throw SysatQuantlty Of offensive matter
and also much blood. Beng greatly alarmed at ils, ag-
Piled physician, but he said he though he could do but
little for except give Mercury PiHS which
fused take, feeling satisfied they could do good -
other remedies then procured By my WIFE anu
friends, but done any good and the discharge OF
blood and S continued every few days, and at
las: became so offensive could scarcely breathe. also
s.zed with violent cough which at times caused me 20
much blood than had done before aud disease
CONTINUED this way, still growing until February
all thou.i would lie OF SaoPog consnmptlon. At this
moment when s apparently drawing near It's close,
heard OF Dr. WsaT's Balsam of Wild Cherry aud got bot
tie which relieved Immediately and hy The OF oniy
three bottles of tins medicine all my removed my
cough and splitting o! blood aud corruption entirely stopped
and few weeks my health lar restored as To enable
work al my ade (Which clrpenier) aud np 10 tins
tlIaa have enjoyed good health THOMAS COZENS.
NeUJerssy. Gloucester County, ss:-Personay came be-
the said county Thomas Cozes, and being duly affirmed
according law, saith the above statement all things
Affirmed before The 2Oth day OF April. 1873
j. CLEMENT. j. !.
Aaother 10 yeqrs standing cured by his Basamsc
all diseases OF ilngS au liver. NO medicine tqul!
We refer prove this whose authority VII
be questioned BwarG 0t The counteJS and
which offered the reputation OF TINS Bdistn Sod only
by Isaac Butts, rs Fulton street corner OF Nassau New
TorA; Drxter, Albany; h. w. Bull, Hartford; Gorlai,
Nrw-liayen ie0 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

fg'O PAKENTS-Ihe subscriber, at present
teaching School the pleasant and iethy village oi
Straord Cont. sles distant from Bridgeport to which
Male Boarding Scholars The small charge 81 u dol lars per
n Schooling aud every thing necessary for their comfort and
health ,
r;nus o. w..ks THEODORG LEWIS
Stratiord, Jan. 9Th lGi
For further Information inquire oil henry u Scott - Last
Broadway.
Lewis y. Russell. Esq. 'N
Rev \ r. Cornwall, Southport.
William Benjamin, Esq y York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

that progress can be accomplished. Those who
attribute to him shallow, negative and one-slded
doctrines Of inhdelity, know but little of his great
and universal genius. But let me explain Fou
rlers views on this subject in his own words.
will. to do so, give you the conclusion Of one Of
his last chapters, written few months only be-
lore his death Many persons who raised their
eyes with horror at your statement of Fourier's
"infdelity," disgusting immortality" &c. Will
now be ready perhaps TO brand him with the cpl
thet OF fanatic and to dcnouncc him in turn
for this.
In speaking of the state of things which will
follow when true, Social Order, OF Social Unity
is established upon the earth, he says
Even Atheists will be found worshiping at the
altar. The Nations, filled with riches and delightful
alone IN practice, will eXclaim with holy Joy cnthu
siastic, These are the days of mercy promised in
the word Of the Redcemer." Matt V. G.) ''Blessed
are they which do hunger and thirst after righteous
ness, for they shall be filed 1t is verify in social
harmony, in associative unity, that God will mani
test to US the bounteous mmcnslty OF his providence,
and that the Saviour will come according to his word
in all "the glory ofhis father;' it is the kingdom
of Heaven which comes to us in this terrestrial
world; tits the reign of Christ; he trumphs; he has
conquered evil CHR1sTus REGSAT, yISCiT, M
PERAT.
hen the promises OF Christ who announced tins
brilliant metamorphosis will be sounded from Pole
to Pole: all nations will wish TO read and revere his
prophecy in the evangelical record. Thus the ban
of Christ the Cross, will be carried in triumph
among thepeopIe of the earth happy to have escaped
from the yoke of false political and social sci
ences, and fron poverty.
Then will the Cross have accomplished its two
fold destiny that Of CONSOLATION during the reign
of evil and that of UNIVERSAL BANNER, when hu-
man reason shall have accomplished the task i'm
posed on it by Christ. QuGrite et inrenielis.
Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteous
ness, s,'-the harmony Of the passions in Associative
Unity.
Then will the banner of the cross display with
glory its device, the augury of victory, IN Hoo
SIGNO VINCES, (under this banner thou shalt
vanquish :; for then will have conquered evil con-
quered the gates hell conquered false philosophy,
and national indigence, and spurious civilization;
ct porto iaferni non pracralebunt.s
These words prove, trust, that Fourier is not
an infdel,' that his theory is not one of " dis
gusting immortality" Of "vile lcentiousncss,"
and that it docs not excite contempt and disrc
gard as you have informed your readers, for what
soever things are pure and lovely and OF good re-
port in the present organization Of society
Your very ob't srr't, A. BRISBANE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

TNAlRRA NKS'S PATENT 2 PLATFORM SCALES.
The manufacturers have brought these Balances 70 very
great dese9 peIction and their various nodcations
have adapted them all the purposes for which heavy trans,
actions are required by weight In the MECHANICAL G3nfTG
ton care is taken secure STRENGTH, DURABILITY
and dNCCJJRACY-aCcuracy merely a specific point
aud to gwen amount but uniform accuracy At avery nse o,
TO the highest capacity Of the Balance.
These scales keep their perfectly are ere never ia
They arr in use III most the Railroads the United states
AMI them they have been long ~ Use the Srefa2a ION
weighing merchandise Merchants aud Others who have had
them in foe o yeats, testify TO te
uniform accuracy and the fact that they appear unaffected
BIZ wear These Scales have also been patented III England
where they are extensively used soth III private warehouses
and public railways. 49,, .
o'N EDWARD FIELD, No Platt-s street, and
j. W. THORNE, No. lib Broad street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

GOAL, COAL.,-T real genuine Red Ash
SPeach Orchard purcnse at the dock of second hand
dealers. ba az tie fountain head the mines where we get
the first Quality Coal and with be delivered the following
prices free OF Carriage, well screeed from the yard sworn
weishes endorsement the back of each ticket: Nut s.,
Stove s. 25 Broken Egg IS 30 from the Lump Lafsa
IS. Lshigh S. Liverpool, screened, 50 Gafd5N
Washington Il. Spring. GUERNSEY Y CO oS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

retf o! BFuauWdy IabefntcIe.
Liverpool and Sydney Coal for family or Smiths, on
hand for sale above. Also Ash and Lehsh Coal of all
sizes di5f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

N7InDER,S PATENT SALAMANDER
w SAFE The subscribSr the oalS authorized per
the STATE make sell .ese valuable poIsIty pre-
servers paigrs himself tie public that all safes made
by shall BE- tqua any tested they never having
failed the unDjursd though frequently
overcome and they tcarraRted drY-1il having
perfect article offered 10 the public.
Those who wish 70 purchase an article called Improved
Salamandsr Safes. Imitation Salamander Safes Second
Hand Safes made by c. Gsyor tand ,ad by HIM 10 be
hregro aud other ecsnd hand safes can b" furnished WITH
all aud designs prices according qutlty By apply
ing at the iron safe Warehouse aud Factory of
f6 lnF S!LAS Z. HESHi.SG, l39 W atrr ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

nAY AND EVENING MATHEMATlCAL
OSCHOOL at S3l P-,r-seet, rankin Sius.e) Con.
1uc-d by j. A. POWERS Cnil EnsineeG (author of
Mathematical Tables for Surveyors, Engineers and NaSs@
D' Classification of Studies.
Isl Crss-ARr Of CALCULATING MENrALLY-(an impro-
Cd CIass-AR1rllnsr1c. ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY.
3D. Cidss.-TRGoSoMETRy, MENsURATIoN C0Hlc-ssc
al Cirss.-MEcuAstcs HyDaosrArlcs HyDRoDYSA-
ING. p,,
Classes meet at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. aud at Snd I NJ
thorous knowledge Of most OF the above branches Is
IN about one-half the time usually requisite Ia
reots Mechanics and Students respectfully inViteu 10
Reisrences-Prof: James j. Mapes, WIN. A. Cox, C. =
prnt, Fisher. and Numerous others - @"-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

CEMlNARY FOR PERSPECTIVE DRAW
- ING AND PAINTING, No. 500 Broadway, New. oli.
gems Of New Yoik that she he's opened Institution for in;
strncton in those arts 500 Broadway HeI method
p sme9psd aeh By sachefs S Of these sccomrshmsn,s has
specimens Improvement from her pup and
% ~ conpefs snccess She enables her scholars in
snort psriod TO use pencil and brush with rsedom and
d all that she uI!s all which she promises in
these when natural taste Ter these arts mas not oee
Mss viii exhibit specim. of her pupils proficiency TO
all who Will favor her with call
Lessons viii be given IL Dfa"lng TO pupils II me evening"
Terms. FERNS payable in advance
For tvsntoaF Lessons IN PFawins oo, 10 co co
Instuctioa will also b. given Glasses which may be
Miss D. is permitted refer the following gentlemen
who had the best OF oecomn. aclgaintea WIZ, I
merits her system and speak not only rom lTsonHi
observation, but actual experiment: n,
Nh a. P. PEET Principal OF the Institution l2I ,e LA
t0n Tor ST'efas san. a's Mlsos. B. b. NewYork
WILLIAM PATTON, D. D., :,
DR.. JAMES a. WAsHISGToS,
DR. II. GREENE,
Editor Of the " York Journal of Commerce.
iine Edi.or ci I'd the y York Commercial Advertiser
DR.. c. L. MITCHELL,
PacrEssoE Il. P. TArrAs, g.
Professor Of t Theory and Practice OF Medicine IN w CoI
ieSe u A From the Rsv & \. KIRK
aying taken lessons in Drawing from " iss Daysn-
MORT recommend her system CT instruction as founded on
he true plircies OF education IN all The depart
OF Instruction. certainly S0ns.ceF ecu d -;
Tor aid IL looking al nature win more precision anu us
ceTnGl=nt i, Drawing 10 the pupils
of the Misses Campbell, New York and IL Oxford From
~ uniforr nrroysent of those committed 10 her charge
ard their advantage from her Instructions te Misses -
cordially recommend system OF astfgcLlon as IN
Ill respects 10 the ordinary methods" d2 2tawi nM 3n