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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-01

We fnp i'll the Hartford (Conneclcut)
Couranl, the following letter from Mr..
Frc'inghnysen to Mr.. Ellsworth, chair
man of the committee, announcing his ac-
ceplance OF his nomination for the Vice
Presidency
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-06-01

tainl y cannot dream of his election.
And who is George NJ. Dallas? A fourth
or fifth rate Philadelphia lawyer, unwor-
thy of the Office for which he was nomi
nated-an aristocrat who would fat,en on
the labors of the poor, without paying
them for tan advocate of low wages
teacher Of DOCTRINES repusive to all
sense of right to all law and good order.
Such is George M. Dalias-but of him
and of Polk, more anon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04
NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF SPRING

WE have received packets Lyncburg and Nassau
w Railroad from New York very large and
general of Dry Goods, of the latest mpoaons pn
chased with great and with the advantage Of discount fo
cash. enabled 10 offer choice assortment al very low
prices They III part as follows:
Rich plaid and striped Chameleon and Pekn silks
Plain striped and figured Apacas, Bareges and Popns
Silk ard Wors,ed BaZoriGeS, Mos DE Lanes and Lawns
Balzoriuc aud printed Lawns and Jaconets
Black aud blue black Alpaca End French Bombazne
Super Earlston (iinghans, fancy coored and black
DO French aud American frins. all qualities
Dimt, and embroidered do all qualities
. Plain and colored Tartou Muslin
Checked and striped SWISS book aconct, null and dapey
MuslinS
Rich Chameleon and Hermann Shawls
Super Kid Isle Thread, ana Silk Gloves and Mitts
Grass Cloth Narseilles and Corded Skirts
Fancy Handkerchief, SCarfs and Neck Ties
Thread, Lse and French laces Edgincs and Inserngs
Cambrick and Swiss Edsngs and luseriings, cheap
Plain Blond and other Nelts Wells, &C.
French Worked Muslin and Dmity Collars
beautiful of Umbrellas Parasols and Shades
Bonnet Cap Neck, aad assorted Satin and eIae Ribbons
New style Corsels, Gmps, Fans, Pins, Needles, &c.
Ladies' and genemens silk and cotton Hose aud llalf Hose
Extra French English aud American Cloths and Cassineres
prap d. Etc, Cashmereis, Gambroons and Drillings
o. l0i ig4 Irish Sheengs Table Damask ana DIAPER
Napkins Hucka6aek, Dowlas, Russia Diaper and Crash
Table Cloths Irish Linens, Birds Eye Diaper and Towels
Mexican and Hamilton Mixtures and colored Jeans
Velvet Satin Cashmere Marsets and printed Jean Vesng
Apron and Furniture Check aud Plaid Domesiics
Heavy German BuapS, fer lab,rers
aud complete assortment of beached ana brown
Donscs and l2i blearhed and brown Shectings
and IA brown and b'raehed Shtngs, Cotton OznaDss
We invite Merchants from the Country call and examine our
Stock feeling assured that they will find TO their interest 10
make bill with cash. acceptance IN the
city. NaLENTiAE, BREEDEN O. ~
White Building ii. Street, shockor H'li.
M,xcb 90 1876
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rThe following, though previously omitted, is too
pood TO be lost

TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
Messrs. Editors Knowing that it is always crafty
ina 10 you TO hear about the plans and progress OF the
Re-, ubican cause in Petersburg, cause, which has
bered in its defence the good the patriotic and the
wise AXE this occasion TO encroach Tor while on
vour line and labors by giving yon brief account OF
The proceedings OF The Democratic Association OF our
Town which convened on the 29th nit, for the pur-
nose of considering the prcp-ety and exPed'ency OF
brlnging before the people Democratic Republican
candidate for The next General Assembly 10 say that
The meeting was full and spirited, enthusiastic and
barmonious is bu, TO convey very faint idea of the
scene that presented itself that interesting occasion
A common impulse seemed TO Pervade every heart
oIadness and i.mness pictured On every coun'e-
nance and doubt not that every bosom sweilsd with
natrioc fervor a, the rejoicing of Republican AS,
semby, convened to consider their "countfy cause
Their deliberations, much pleased to inform you,
resulted in the unanimous nomination OF hif. Nalhan
;el NJ Martin as suitable individual to rep'esen. their
interests in The next Legislature of Virginia he no.
ninauon was accepted, and the party VIII hnd mat
thew ,ve selected and faithful servan-a Trend
TO their ccuse-who will stand By their SIDE when the
stoutest hearts quail and in the darkest hour OF nd
ve,sity will voucb, that his utmost endeavors VIII be
eYered TO save the town from Federal domination aud
misrule, and that he will use all just and honorable
means to place her with those counties IN the state
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
FOR
Enp


In the Wing of the 22d March, is short paragraph
headed .York, in which the Editor of that paper says
" II gives much pleasure to learn verbally that Col.
Russell of York. though opposed to Mr.. Carriers nom
nation and in favor of that Of Mr.. Bowden and though
refusing a, the moment TO acquesce in Mr. Carriers,
disposed now to sustain Mr.. Carter We will not, of
course presume that the Editor did not receive the rer
bal information he communicates; but we do doubt. If
the person giving the information spoke adrsedy in ma
king the statement The Editor of the Wing knows
very little of Col RUSSELL if lie for momen, supposes
that he is 10 be trapped with his soft corn-it rather
too green Col Russell never takes his stand prema-
urey or unadvisedy, and when taken, requires some
thing more than the gentle at,ery Of the Whig or the
Wings verbal informant to shake his determination. -
Col Russell understands much about the Convention
which nominated Mr.. Carter any other man. lie
knows how they attempted TO humbug his friend the ia
Tented young Bosden and he has no idea OF sacrificing
him, by uniting his destiny with the materials which
procured the nomination of Mr.. Carter in that Conven-
lion. We feel very sure that Col Russell will vote for
Judge Bayly; and knom the fact that he will vote for
Richard r. Garnc Esq, for the State Senate, and in
our opinion will carry York county BY clear majority
of at least enc hundred rOtes.
a Foter Of the District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04
xIALuABLE EsTATE ON LANES RIyER FOR SALE

VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER FOR SALE
BY virtue of Deed of Trust date the 18th day Of
March, 1884, 10 the payment Sl30 0O will SELL At pub
lie auction, on the premises the highest bidder WEDNE
DAY. the LIST of May all that Tract Land in Surry
improvements together with all the chae property now there
on consisting oil horses mules sheep, cows corn, fodder
large stock OF Farming Utensils lately got from The Nott
Lighters Axes Household and Kitchen Furniture Per-head
on James ve that will hold 200 cords of wood and also me
time o ten good negro hired by the owner Tor Tue
1874.
The above named consists of acres OF an
being cleared and $50 wooded, the balance being IN swamp uu
old held pines of young growth II situated on Chpoaks
aoon ihtee miles from It's mouth on James Ssr m
large lighters TO pier head the river winch WOOD
es can come with facility and which has been usea or M
year Tor the purpose OF sending off wood 10 the
seven miles from Surry Courtose and twelve from Tue village
OF Smithed with Store and Post Office on the ahu mere ~
an abundance of good mari every part OF the pan'ao una.
has been freely used during the year here are many
fine Springs feeding Mill Pond, and giving constant certain
supply of water with GrisI MILL Corn cat ana wheat
ground and the hands that pitched the crop
will be hired Of the About 200 acres OF wood
land have principally cleared Of their growth and could
easily The house the plantation
comfortable Fences and and out
buildings all in good order There wheat hresher corn
cutter &C., &c.
The will partly for cash. with liberal credit Exact
made known the day of sale Tile ndspuahe ANY
inquiries addressed post paid f. s. oSulvan, Bacon Cas-
tle Snrry county, shall be answered
tsgned) TAZEWELL TAYLOR
March % l02-i27A
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Extract IF lsus, from "B.azl0a county, March 10

EXTRACT IF letter from "B'aztoa county, March 10.
owe shall have very animated political contest
this Spring in the district composed Of the counties II
Braxton and Lewis. Ejmston, late delegate, ard Ad
di.on Mclaughlin former delegate from the counties
of Nicholas and Fayetie (Whig) in The field, as
candidates for the next General Assembly. The Wigs
are making the utmost exertion 10 insure McTaughns
election They calculate largely sectional feelings in
Lewis, growing out of contest between the Eastern
and Western portions of the county, for the formati
of a new county. But it all won't do. Edmiston VIII
be again returned by large majority. And you may
set down Lewis for than her former majority il
November next-and the Wing majority in Braxton
uM be greatly diminished"
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Valuable Iron Property, for Ordinance P,uposes con-
timing 2504 .4cres Of kanA-lnr saLe

VIE subscriber oilers Tor sale The above Of land living
Boe,our county, James River which there are mex
hausc Ranks Of the quality of the Coverdale and
Shaaks and Andersons the value which
the pbc-limber in abundance. the whole is in woods
with exception Of five small tenemens desired
will add 10 the above 800 l. 900
There ncverfaiing
foding suiciency of water TO drive
also sale plantation lying James River immed-
aey Of Buchanan and adjoining
which reside containing 200 On this
excellent dwelling Springs water The
land excellent quality part low grounds There site
for Water Works. which tic whole River MAJ be used For
further particulars those disposed purchase may obtain them
Of the subscriber, Nathaniel DENLY, Esq Richmond.
JOHN VI. HARVEY.
I04-3t
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"1he C0nqGertag Hero comes 1.-The Coons OF Ra
leigh and OF Petersburg are making arrangements for
The reception of Mr. Clay at their respective towns
He is expected to arrive in Raleigh the 18th April
TO THE EDITORS or TIE ENQUIRER.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March -, 1874.
We hive had Mr.. Clay among on his Southern
tour. We have never at the South witnessed so de.
graded instance of man worship, as the Wbigs have
exhibited on the occasion Of his visit. 1t disgust
ing to all dspassonae observers, and degrading 10
Sutherners to our country 10 It's institutions, 10 the
Wings themselves.
In his speech at Montgomery, understand, flor !
was not PRESENT. he sid "he not candidate, and,
of curse, not on an electioneering tour oh! no. not
he He wished to visit the South, lad long wished to
do So always loved the South knew the people to be
high -mnded, generous, hospitabe, chivalrous, and
ionnd them far beyond what his fancy had painted
them" liz lore The South HIS love is like that of
the who was hunting, and came abruptly upon an
Indian, with rifle up and ready to fire. Says he sstop,
stop, don shoot, don shoot. How dye do Mr.. In
dian ? how have you been | love Indians-atpays
lorcd Indans-Jr0ther Billy married an IadiGl,"
The white loved Indians when in danger
Mr.. Clay loves the South wien he wants votes.
The buckeye blacksmith and Kentucky pumpborer
were in Mobile. It was ''ao 20" 1Ah but it is 20
with the Wings of Vrgniaor it appears 10 be, with the
refined and intelligent Wings OF the Metropolis of Old
yirsin:a-and if the Norfolk Herald is TO be believed
with the Wings Of that polished city. In Alabama, they
must have lost their taste, as The unfortunate Archbishop
said TO Gil Bias! They indeed helping the Of
Q, mocracy wherever they go-but at what sad ex-
pense to the taste and character Of the State The
Wings were heartily ashamed of them; and they
were advised to 90 back This kno,c to be fact; for
had it from prominent Wing himself. have not
seen one decent Hhg who not Disguised with, and
id them. They are helping the cause of Demo
cracy, whenever they approach the South
The pump borer told his audience in Mobile, that
he was not much of speaker, wanted practice, &c .,
&c-lhat he made it a rule to speak on all occasions
and compared himself to young man who was paying
ate nton 20 girl of doubtful character. HIS father
lectured him about it, and said it would never do to
marry that girl ooh, says he "dad intend to marry
any how, and she will do to practice upom." He told
the same story at Montgomery, and suppose he tells
it every where. de Ja09rsd the Wings Of Richmond
with the story have not learned whether the
Wings take it compliment or not.
Alabama is safe by 5000 majority for Van Buren,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04

EIJShs ceeb,aed Racer and Stallion will stand the
y suing my Stables, Louisa . county s two miles
south of The house twenty-five dollars the season, paya
he the Isl ay of October l6-y dollars 10 insure mare to
he in @ aud one dollar groomto be paid when the mare
Ceus was selected England by Corhn; and, as race
horse higher New Market than any horse ever sent 70
United States, with the exception OF Rowton
Ceus by Whaebone dam Lama by Gohanna Cerhlce ny
Woodpecker Trenlha Cuneonde by Blank cullen ARABIAN;
~ hro,,aT n Grantbam Puene's Chestnut Arabian,
Spanker ~ oa,,Im
March Is - -"
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March 90
RICHARDSON g. CO,

hIOHARDOO4N VS OO',
SO, STREET,
RE receiving their supply of ENGLISH, FkENCii'
n GERMAN and AMERICAN DRY GOODS, which have been
purchased favorable terms.
In Of few days their Stock for The season VIII be
complete almost entirely new, and embrace great sa,ie I"
handsome Amongst the assortment VIII be iouha
Cloths, CassmeIeS Vrs,nes,
Apacas, Prints and Ginahams,
Linens, Lawns and Hollands,
Tcklenbures, BGrlaps Paddings,
PantaooA Stuls of every description, &c, &c, &c.
M"rrh % ! ' w ~ '' lol-Cts
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90 0~2 06i

So,@foiUO4
Look at this, Pro,ectionst, and say, 0 shame where
is thy blush But it often urged that goods are now
selling as low as they were during the compromise,
which deny, and will prove from various statistics
which have in my possesslon yet TINS &c 'oe lac
we all alike may rejoice that protection is no longer
necessary. A''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04

DRUGS, MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTUFFs, WIN
DOW GLASS, &c.
ALEXANDER DUVAL & co. constantly hand n
arpe and well selected of the following articles with
every other article in their line which they offer the trade
accommodating terms:
Best Caraccns Indigo Spirits Turpentine
Rest Dutch Made, Castor Oil
Alum Copneras EPSON 'a!s
Iopwoood cbipped Sal Eratus
Extract Lopwood Saltpetre
White Lead, dry and in oil Blue Stone
Iamn Oil Tanners Oil
Gum Sbelac Super Olive Oil
Best Chewing Tobacco Havana and Principe cigars
Aud large well assorted Stock of WINDOW GLASS; oil
he celebrated Muicca brand.
Particular attention paid TO packing and shipping orders
" ALEX. DUVAL & CO.,
Feb 81 Off Main street, Richmond Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04

SPRING SUPPLY OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
TINE undersigned receiving
L of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &c, embracing
every thing usually called for which will
during the Merchants mechanics farmers and house
keepers consult their interest by examining stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere will offer induce
ments to BUYERS generally. SMITH & HARDWOOD,
No. 10, West Main street.
April2 loi-6t
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ONE DAY SAVED.

ONE DAY SAVED.
Advancement of the Western Mail and Passengers
Twenty -four Hours.
N and after the OF April 1914, Packet Boats wi leave
W Richmond on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings at
precisely and arrive at Lynchburg by O'CLOCK a. ~
tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays NJ,
By this CEMENT the Mail and Passengers from the NcIt
going Wet will directly after the arrival OF the cars
and arrive in Lyncbg TO connect with the Western ana
Mail Stage nes 81 hours In advance oil the pre-
time. :, -, T.
Returning Iynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days NJ arrive in Richmond Tuesdays thursdays ana
So, hvI
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VIII not These iacEs leach lesson 70 me WINGS,
which lesson is fixed rule in political economy, mat
reduction of the circulating medium, proporonate to
the demand tends to reduce the prices Of the products
of labor But they may answer that there IS greater
increase in the importation Of specie in high Tariff pc
RODS, than when low duties prevailing giving
larger balance of trade in favor of the United States
Yet this is not The fact for the table below shows the
itc
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Ernm DR.. nicL. nf Scotland.

writer this by many popular works.
read both your Volumes ffom beginning end with
peat degree Of interest. and a not
collect single sentiment or propositions in which do most
cordially aquesce The sly lie in which they written both
and aud arguments easoninss
NOT but commend themselves 10 The conviction of every unpre
diced and enlightened mind consider volumes
IN, mass of invaluable instructions Illustrations which,
were they attended TO by al the instructors Of youth the best in
OF The rising would greatly promoted
truth on speedy establishment in every land
tenn of rec0mmeEd will in measure
mend our hopes the approach miilennia era
nts on System of Popular Education and GLOW shall
Govern my School,
hnrilo 16;-yyav
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SPRING-ls44
FRESH DRY GOODS:
II s. JAMES & Co., GLOBE Square, have now in Store
large and general of FRESH SPRING GOoDS
purchased many them far boc The cost 'np0
which they invite the attention of their old customers
and the public generally.
offered for Foreign Goods are az
deed rery chedp.
no BY daily expected, they win receive
March 80 fT lC3-st
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AZ yoTICE-CRuMP 4 Overflow ArroR>rYs Law,
s.iaopd pirgiaa-ozee Nam Street, narka Bridge
r. Crump and WIN. NJ Overton, (late OF Petersburg va
ISOLATED themselves in the practice OF Law They WIZ al
m Courts held in the city of Richmond and tho Superior
r-rtor Courts of Amelia Chesterfield Hanover, Charles
:. .al New Kent. -. .,
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Y Office TO PLANTERS AND MERCiIANTs.-I'he rate of
Transportation Toblcco in hogsheads from Castor TO Pc
us b. the Geenesvle and Roanoke and Petersburg kai
- cents per 100 pounds from Petersburg 70 Richmond,
Rcancnd aud Petersburg Railroad II Is 81 80 per hogs
These include all charges of forwarding, transpoa-
ami darage Peershurg if the Tobacco is consigned TO
Agent Grc.n-svlie Railroad Company at Castor, and
u prrrsbnr.
Fa R,road Company advertise forward all
aae as soon il reaches Gison and will take u from The
rrs Depot n fast "a reaches Petersburg that in no
" Wi Than day and half or two days between
Son and Richmond
The upon Dry Goods and Groceries from Richmond 10 re-
auf. follows:
10 Dry Goods in boxes, IA cents per hundred
in bales IL do.
On Groceries, 10 do.
And, from Petersburg TO CASTOR. 25 cents per 100 lbs
JOHN WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office Feb %. s32m
The Raleigh Register Warren;on Reporter Oxford ESami
f. on Spectator and Danville Reoer wi please TO copy
week for mons and send their accounts TO this Oh
-
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l,43,729
sR,l476!7

Now ue soc in seven wears OF low duties, the
balance of mportation in bullion and specie, amount
~ .ael47 617. and from 1921 to 1882 inclusive the
expectation amounting to s2o o'ooi ID
And the importation TO o~'o'i oo'
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ln-sf

,,Vi.EI WINFREE will sell Tobacco Wheat and Flour
commission, aud will give particular attention to all pro-
4. rurusted 10 his management.
sre m from, building OF Snuckoe Ware house.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND MERCnANTs.-Raes "
Freight ON the leading Of merchandise between A
.om,,,or ,nd R,chmond and Petersburg: Cents.
tihGs. New Orleans Sugar %
u,I. ~ 40 Jn 10
iihds No,,sses 40
p,i. do Is
ma 1,o,arro 50
Salt, per sack,
Coffee, per bag Of 100 lbs.
Do. per bag Of $50 lbs -
Cotton, per square bale, ~
Flour, per bbl. %
Plaster, per of :, 600 lbs Az
Bacon, per hid. - -
Castings and pig iron, per ton % %
IRON in bars or plates steel and pig lead, do. Is
Tobacco in boxes or kegs
Small packages in proportion.
Dry goods haes cubic foot when mea
sured,
Hardware, do. do 70
Hhds Tobacco, including dIayase in Richmond, bS
Plaster viii be carried at the convenience of the company
There be charge for wharfage produce goods sent
nv ,be rairoad JNO WILLIAMS, Treasurer
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Office,
,,, nc "''" 1'''' ' I0a-st
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
The argument used by the Wings in favor of high
Tariff, is, that it gives US high prices See American
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.gW SPRING BONNETS.-The subscribers have received a
.l, variety and fashionable Spring Bonnes, all oil
. w.l BE sold low. ,,,,o,-
LONDON, WILLINGHAM s DREWRf,
No ss, West Main street.
:, lO2-wif
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the County Court Of Buckingham, TO LEI
i repairs may deem necessary the Jail OF said
receive proposals for the till the second Sa
@ IN April next aud report the Court such rs we may
-,tef advisable.
repairs will chiefly of Iron Iron and Wood work.
"a ~ specify the and cost of repairs and
j time of completion.
r or more Of the Commissioners will be always found the
cve particular information to persons desiring 10
,as.rl THO. NJ BONDURANT,
w. p. BOCUCK,
WM. BRANCH,
GEO II. MATTHEW'S,
Commi sioncrs.
N,ysb l03-td
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From a. d. Baehe, l. LD Of Philadelphia,
Formerly President OF lrd College, and ut the head OF
the United States Coast Survey.
SIR The widely spread reputation which you have
acquired in the education of YOUTH and in unfolding,
the principles OF your science to render any
opinion regard your capabilities entirely vaiueess,
and believe that the estimate which set upon H. you
influenced by feelings ofendslp towards me- IL me
great say however, that regard To both the pnci
Piles education and the practice Of instruction. far have
oppt uny observing methods in The Philadelphia
High School, consider you the first Of those devoted
the honorable hut arduous profession Of a teacher
Very truly and respectfully yours
Z. C. WIsEs, Esq. A. D. BACHE
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From The Hon. }. J. ,M'Hsan, Of De'arare.

From Tic Hon. y J. -HV1ran, q DtIaNart
Dear SIR 1t gives pleasure to bear testimony
your entire fitness the undertaking about
nrncc Ny opinion derived from the of having had
under your Edgeh Seminary three
During that period had be satisfied beth it'll
his intellectual and moral Improvement
I'm The course of the which Scoal,
was very much struck not merely with your admirable mode
airing instruction, hut also with The stem OF discipline
empoyed for the government of your pupils II altogether
soca-addessed their hearts and MISUNDERSTANDING
them creatures and calculated to win Their conf
d.nce while it their respet the only system that
harmonizcs with political institutions,
coed in this country.
Very sincerely and truly, yours, &c,
f. c. WiNEs, Esq. j. }. MILlGAN
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From Hon. H.. Soathord, Of .rtar Jersey
WAsHrSoToS, l.th June, lsi0.
Dear SIR wei acquainted with your School II EdcehiI
md very sincerely approved H. My there unds
your care and was often al The School.
am, respectfully, &C.,
Mr.. f. C. WINES. SAMUEL l.. soUTHARD.
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Bshop MOORE w. RANDOLPH & co. Richmond,
Bishop Moore y " ~ '
March 20 io3-wtf