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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
RiC MON ID, VA.
Thursday Morning, September 7. Is4s.
CONCLUSIVE TESTIMONY,

The following letter, which is found in the
public documents, completely justi6es MIR. Gas
kie in his refutation Of Mr.. Lyons peculiar
ground" which tho Times, MIR. LIS halfway
quasi advocate, undertakes to defend If as
Mr.. l., the selected organ of the Wings, has
admitted, it was right to march the army to tho
Rio Grande, and If the bunder was committed
in crossing the river, then Old Fac is entirely
responsible for tho rest, as his letter shows.
But Vs do not blame the old soldier for what
no thought should be donc-for we think that
General I. was exactly right on that point.
This is our oPinion-whatevcr may be thought
by the Times, or General rs peculiar
champions But here's the letter. written after
it had come to the knowledge of General T.,
that the MeIicsns had crossed the Rio Grando
and attacked small party sent BY General T.
under Captain Thornton:
HEAnoUARTERs, ARMY CT OCCUPATION,
Camp near Malamo;as, April, 90, 1915.
Hosilities may now be considered commenced,
and have this Gay deemed it necessary to call
upon The government OF Texas for ioul regiments
OF volunteers, Two 10 be mounted and two 10
serve on foot. This will constitute an auxiliary
force of nearly 5000 men, which will be required
10 PROSECUTE THE WAR WITH ENERGY, AND CAREY
IT As 1T SHOULD BE INTO THE Enc
MY'S COUNTRY. TRUST TIE DE-
PARTMENT WILL APPROVE OF MY
CUURSEIN THIS MATTER. and will give
the necessary orders 10 the staff deparlmel Tor
the supply OF This large additional force. n a
law you'd b. passed, authnrising the President
10 raise volunteers FIR ftpsips months, il wouId
be Of the greatest importance for service so re.
remote ftom suppor as this.
am, very respectfully, your obedien, servant,
z TAYLOR,
Bt. b. u S. A. commanding
The Adjulanl General OF Inc Army Washing.
ton.
Thus it will b. seen that Gen. Taylor not only
originated and carried oul the movement, that re-
sulled in hosiililes but actually adopted and COM
menced putting into execution the very plan for
conducting The war that Presiden, Polk and Con.
eress afterwards approved, before he had any
authority from The President upon The subject,
after hostiiies commenced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08

DESPERATE ArEMPT TO UMBUG THE WINGS.
We saw yerday an Era from The Times,
containing ignores Gay Letter, set eff with
endless Ialiand elarins .piIals. TIE Times
might as wshave publish, an Extra with Gid
diaes' spenes on the nffalo Bafnhnrnin2
Plaltor7>hey are idenlio with Fi,lmore's
great Sfern lst,eri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
MRS. LUCY Y. GRAY'S FEMALE SEMI
NARY. TAPPA HANNOCK

WILL re open on the first Monday In October, l64e,
w The design of this Institution Is 10 afford 10 pu-
pills all the advantages Of the most liberal course in
both the solid and ornamental branches
has been the endeasor of the Principal of this
Seminary afford TO her pupils, to the of her
p"wcr, tho moo. oomftap,e acovi"'"1a,iv"e, a"d o
greatest facilities for the acquisition Of knowledge -
10 accomplish this, all the resources she could
mand have been brought into requIition. She hopes
that her efforts have been In vain, either In refer
ence 10 securing the confidence OF parents and guard
ans or in promoting the comfort and improvement Of
the pupils
Two ladies OF distinguished abilities and acquire
viii instruct the young ladies in every branch OF
English Literature upon which they prepared To
ter The Latin and French languages, likewise Draw
ing Painting will be taught at extra prices MIR.
Charles Shey will continue MS instructions In Music
to those who may require his attendance.
II "a desirable, and greatly facilitates improvement,
that all those wishing to become membes Of this Ins
tuition enter al the commencement OF the TERM
Taprahannock, Aug 1S-cw6W
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
EHCk er IL n q d 1 0 N
GENERAL AGENTS

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (cdLEMASs BUILDINGS
-Four doors North of Pennsylvania Auenue,
wash tngIOn.
REvERLY TUCKER and JnHN E. ADDISON have
ne claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments oftbe General Government.
All communications, pos, paid, addressed TO the
above shall receive prompt attention
Reference Is gwen 10 thr following gentlemen:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas Vice Presidents Hon. JY. Ma
son. Secretary of the Navy Hon. r. j. Walker, Secre
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon Jno McIean,C 8 Supreme
Court; Hon. R. NJ. T. Hunter, U. ) Senate; ClemeRl
Cox, Esq. Georgetown, ID. &.
" John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
TO give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts Of the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
TAPpAHANNOCK FEMALE ACADEMY.
MRS. sAR RAN J. Fills.
THE eighth scholastic year OF this school will COM
L mence on the first Monday In October next, under
the charge OF efficient and experienced teachers,
aiiss 8. Minister and Misc NJ 8. McFee.
Miss g. Minister has been engaged, for some years.
teacher in Philadelphia, and has received tostimo
mails Of the highest character, from her friends and pa
irons Miss VI. 8. Mcfee Is well known as a comps
tcacher having had charge Of tho school for The
past four years.
English education; and French Latin, husic Drawi ing,
Painting. Wax Work, Embroidery and Ornamental
Needle Work, will be taught at extra charges.
Music will be exclusively attended 10 by another
competent teacher.
Parents and guardians palronizing this school, may
rely upon their children receiving, while with Mrs.
Ellis mothers care, neat and comfortable chambers,
with good fires, night and morning.
Monthly reports will be sent regularly 10 parents.
tits desirable that those who design pstonizng tho
school, should enter their children AT the commence
me MT Of the session, though they will be received al
any time No deduction made for absence, except In
cases Of protracted sickness.
portion Of each Saturday will be devoted TO needle
work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
MA iRiAGEs.

Marie, in Warrington CITY. c, % Tues.
DAY, me 81 AnsHt, b. IL RI Li.g.au +.
nofean, WILLIAM WAR, E.q.. = .'i,~
ISABEL SCOTT b'ih Of CdToll.- cGu.e.. va
Whie.apd Christian A1yocs.e ns.s ,opy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08

,oot washing may be had a; from 50 10 $40 for the
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

MET'ICNI1
IT, the Medical Department mt the session is OF the
l-',.th tn Academic Session-nine months-which
,ranrs the students to complete curriculum OF STU
Gi-- n that of other Medical insttu
ton IN the rnon, by attending ory two lectures
cay The have, moreover, the advantage OF daily RI
I'D examinations tho subjects discussed In the daily
lectures
The expenses ofthe Medical students are the same as
those ~ aher students, with the addition Of dsseet
ing fee of s5. WIN. :. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia
july 2S-coaw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
RICHMOND, va FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER s. ls4s

Taylor ar Fillmore licSe we assist in rleya
tug TO The Pfesitency-ao 10 the Vice Pfe,den
cy, bEl 10 lhe ye!y first ~ al offices. BY eec'.
ms nIf1, too, we gSc M all iha, we had hoped
10 gam. We contca; thai III: Government shali
lake the monacratic5l form, which is so rapidly
apfIpSlna''ns, and We Te!Inquish al hlpe ot re.
s'oi'ng The Constitution TO is original purify
hfnceoUh and forever. We Go Ills. because we
mud 'hai Willard Fillmore whose duty will be
nniv maj oi Pfssiden, Of the Senate, does not
agree III opinion with US UPON ,ubieci that NAV
not cone up in our day-nay, that we are con-
"'ncsd vii NJ, BE- agnatcd again in the next
'hiny years il IL ever isat all! (All iudscr
We Shall be toll. perhaps that we arc MOI IL.
dnced 10 this ailernaiye-lha, we can still secure
The election OF Gen. Taylor, even ii ii F,mofes
name 6s tfopre!. We warn our friends acains,
The adoption 81 any snrn illusion IHot moment
facps,ritctts ranle ~ .Niiar2 Fillmore fr0u their
etscfrat 'teAt, TINT Btonent thy sacrifice he mt:
rest n Gen. Taylor IN al The .Nortt,ra Stales-
1 nc sshs al n ibany few days ago were loo
significant t. De mistaken. lis lie very thin. OF
all oihrfs oar enemies are watching md praying
iof us 10 10 To 10 il, will be 10 ihrow The game
completely into their hands
Suppose unr own ticket is not perfect. Then,
alter all il is bn' ehDl Of evtis; aud he must ne
apoor SRI Of Ipais WHO does moi think FILLMORE
with surh Wing - Tavlor, riR MORE WORTHY
OF CONFIDENCE, lnan Bu,Icr, with such LOCO.
TOGO IS Cas-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08

Embroidery and Ornamental NeedIe-work, l6
Board, including Bed, Bedding, Lights, Fuel and
Washing, 20
Refer to Or. A. Brockenbrough, DR.. Thomas C. Cor
don Mr.. james Roy Mcou, Col. r. A. Bramham, Tap
pahannock; Or. l.. Roane, Mr. Edward Wright, Mr..
N }. b. Whitlock, MIR. VIM. J. CIarkson, Essex; Mr..
John r Brockenbrough, Westmoreiand county; Mr.. r.
H. Pitts Capt. $. s. HUT, Richmond county; Sir. WIN
T. Samuel, Ayleu's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-08
MORE DlsoRGANlZATIy IN THE WING PAR.

L
The New York Herapubli-hcs Inc following
circular rlhe meeting. ward representatives
al Wescasser House, irrdef 10 nominate Clay
and Fillmore, rally he Wig force. agains, Gr.
neral Taylor, and ii 7sib.c, cal the ground
ffem nnter The Zee. OF : KiHd.rbool states.
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
L. MOODS PATENT
AIR TIGHT COAL STOVE.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED ofers 10 he public new stove
Tor beating par0rs, halls ces ships and steam
hoaf cabins containing ard desirable improvements
whereby great anp0ri % heat gained over any stove
for- offered he improvements are Of that srEng char
.c-r they .arsy The purchaser a. glance hzi =
really valuable few u their many Improvements are
here set forth
They bsveno crate Al the bottom. snd The coal re'i'
upon solid pise. .-
The 81 admitted 90 The heated before reaches
the IRE by hots chamber consequently ne cosl j. All
consumed
70 air ughi. and constructed that needs no ras
Ing from dust escspe into ne room
II . economical The application Of he heated ar 10
connection with the fact that cannot be disturbed hy ras
ng causes complete combustion and consumption Of ne
coal. = principle not before obtained In stoves.
few u the numerous testimonials are nere~ ~ siaced
We have sed during the last Winter. one u l. WOOD
Ar-Ighi Cylinder stoves, which has light bottom upon
which The rests instead 0f crate We consider one
OF the have used for economy Of fuel cles
aud comfort and appears fl al hat would Dc eA
pecied for the purpose dee gned Signed $500 ,....
sept lt. ldf7 II WILL AN,
" Cartwright. 100 Sourhst Geo Cornell. - Hudson
o.. Benedict. Bradley Co 10 P-srlst, ; Eyunge, NJ
Beaver-sf Moses. ~ Beav-r-si George seeey East
rrn Pesr.-sl House
H. after tna II three week.. the Stoves prove unssfs
factory the purchase money viii be refunded The trade
genera viii md much 10 their advantage 10 call and
-x.m.ne fhis stove
100 pack. no 10 and m Russia Iron p do DO slightly
damaged for sale by lOib lmI l. WOOD, 81 W atcrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Later from Jamaica-TerribIes Storm.

By the bark Mary Parker. Capt Patterson, ar
rved A. sev Orleans from Kingston, the Co-trer "a
BH,fH nss files Of the Morning J0nruai up % the IN
at. bark hss arrived ~ Kingston ~tl report tns
the 18th and 9Th ut dreadful hurricane was -
perienced At Nassau, y P and around the Bahama.
Upward Of twenty vessels have suffered from the e'ect
The schr Harriet Capt sterling with cargo o.
dried fen went Ashore sunday between hey lofoAy
and sandy Point Aosco
The American brig Otris Sorcross q hastPcr pa
tes master bound . Havana With cargo u lumber
and tsh. wrecked the morning u The l-th Aug
IN the gale the Key GOT5sy Aoseo and totally oct
The schooner Frances Esther. Burr Nash, master
o. Phi sdelpha bound - Noble with some dry goods
Islands. The brig sarah Wood, E.driose. master
from Boston bound Nassau. with cargo Of ice and
provisions ss0 wrecked IN the same gale Rocky
Point Aosco and totally lost. On sunday. the 80
september uliim0 the bark Nathan ~ Bridge How
master from Boston % Havana arrived. she Vas ds
uasted during the gale % sunday fortnight
The schooner B.sksr. CorOnsn master from Halifax
y :. got on shore on Fortune Island the = n Al
gust and was taken into port the [2d uno....I ne
big Caspian, AcFarlsne master, from PnlsdePhis %
Hstsnzas vas taken into port By 1recsnz vessel On
the tth ultno she having been dismss;ed near tne
Orange heys, on the 9th Of August TIE Hamburg
brg Jscmel Packet from lscmel, Hsyu % Hamburg
dismasted On the 18th Of August and got on the bro
Rock, on the 81 or stn utimo. Vessel total wreck
cargo taken into port
The Jo,.rnsl ofth 18th alt says We regret % an
nOunce that the brig Capricorn of Liverpool, Cspt
Corney from Port Maria 10 this Island bound . Lon
don with cargo Of sugar rum &c. ~as Wreckea 90
the Hogsties on the l1th Of August iast IA gente
man from Port Maria who eft that place on Saturday
morn NJ the I'd ait reports that TIE bark Capt Ross
williamson. master which had been loading ~ mai
port for GreenOck on FIRE when be leit sne ioDS
ire about clock. the night before, throlgh tne care
essness q some one drsTing spirits AZ that hour
The insurrectOn In Jamaica not only denied oli nd
culed By the people u the Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
rrTrI-sAvING APPARATUS.

n GRIFFIN 4 Coz PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-Engileers neei not be mems. ts. In u 80
even bv The best pans ~ se-ung boilers Ani ne sane
TIE q e. k.s1s 0f furnaces
TIE suhscrbers offer b he no1ce n manufacturers
method ~ SAVING fr. Originally s-4iei p! P..r.r ~.
fs-. ard ulc improved NAT new Fl-elt "t'
.--i July So 1877 It-s applicable to seani1 as on NE
Western wa.er. s-arCrary engines, io healns ac.''
-r-y r--s r uars l. ID rrinlV0rss. to arlear- ilr
race-. OBJ s-s o paf er-us 10 me uA a'-+7 o so "
Tt- r-r-r~ ro which The above name hss beer given
"a been thoroughly tested hv business men ~ Tie lks
-psuerfabIly. who have realized saving % from Nrig
.g7rron ~ the r-echamher % furnace rehieh. nc
combustion almost perfect and cunning nrsiy A. le ss
ard thus generating MAXIMUM amount or eai n
given clanutv u fuels sud 3D. Al arang cement o me ulrs
49, chimney 81 - h-h the heal = retained under The pan or
ho en- sra or escapes A. temperature ncaFaoe u ool
rF water Al arltc.a dram Substituted Tor nr hallfS
snd ne necessity ~ building man ctlheys = e'r 10y,
sted The % setting i thus much 80 MAJ Ply ne 90
mehod 70 has been spp 81 90 furnaces ior nealnS 49,
10 and for drying m Prn'oIs WIN srea- economy
and ~ fuel Boilers and furnaces now IN Use can p" az
f-re with hlf expense delay stale county or M
ttua rFrts are offered satisfactory and hose M
ier.ei are invited o examine certificates drawings and
models A. The Office Of he propietors 49,, s.......
Extract from report ~ e Committee on Art- and SCIENCES
Of the American Institute. sept 81 l'+1
Your Committee ~ opinion that Ms Plan oo'h ineo
raucav and practically. embraces ne be-l apphcsleh u
uars avs Oh ihe economical combustion ~ neL OF any
plan men has yet been exhibited % eil by orief or e
Committee. Signed JAS RkNWlOh' olaifinan-
References nay be- made 20 the following gentlemen VINO
have 10 ir use. ,,-
sam Morgan = Ws,er.st Sew-Yors Logwood WORKS
a. Y0nkerss Gamer Co s. Pne-st PRINT MofNs a. haN-
er-trsw. John Briggs Co Purt WORKS Frankfort near
PAt'.ferhfa. Ps: lngersol Mcdowell, Paper MILE
Souh Tgr.nehsn Mass Mr-srs Johnson Kline and Others
" TIE Marylsni P-n.ienuary. Baltimore, VIM A boyce-
oil Nj New. Brrln.wirk \ J.. z Strang. Bnck Yard
Grassy Point, John Advance Co Poughseepsiei Dun
csr Harrington Pleasant Valley D W Lee. Flour NILS
Dgteb@-. CO \ Y Prni WORKS D GRIFFIN co
MA 10 r1sl swThn st3 ~ Broadway, N-~-fors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
RRfsToL, Maine, Oct y.

bRisTOL, Name Oct % 4-f1-
MR. GRIZZLY have been familiar with the
politics Of Maine for twenty.three years, and !
have never known the Wings IN better spirits
nor more confident Of than they now are rs
true IN 40 there more apparent but not more
.ctusI enthusiasm Wing party than a. present
And sor deductng what the wings have sustained ~
those who went from among them. 70 make up The
third party they will give gresrf voe On he ~ OF
November thsn they threw beiore-nOt even the
vote 81 30 when they threw fG6x v0tes vii equal H.
One thug 4 certain Gen. Taylor Will take i've urnes
3. many from the LOcoFOc0 prty IN this state A. did
Gen UsrrsOI-snd every day Il adding % the mum Der
racb Of This may Be ascr5ed the popularity o.
IN TAYLOR. personally. But unquesuOnsoy much
=, 70 10 The OdiOus Tariff Of -. You have
c.utOB Of the intensity Of feeling In this state this
subject II stsorbs All other issues in the present Pres
Dental contest resided among the wool growers Of
Otseg0 County New York. from 1870 til lsij and a.
strong feeling as prevailed there At that time u q
eq1aled II not exceeded By the universal sentiment
that perysdes all classes and All parties thi. STATE On
the subject Of Protection. This may be news 70 you
srsr seeing sOri,y Of the STATE IN most cases Tor
years sustaining the Free Trade party. But enange
thorough radical change, has been wrought IN the
state by the two asst years experience Our tshsrmN
who hsye been the instruments Of giving the state 70
the Free Traders for years are unanimous 10 nelI 1e
nuncistion Of the TarA Of -. They see themselves
uncersold In our own markets BY the bha< Hoses -
Lsrb,rmsn fee rs pernicOus effects more u possiDe
Than the fishermen verify believe n free ira1s Or
Protection wa the issue directly not IVxD "a pam
would be found 10 sustain the former. We have seen
tho last Free Trade Tariff that will be enacted during
The Nineteenth Century.
Every Wink IN this state is alive 20 the importance OF
the approaching contest and they viii do their duty %
man They are confident Of success, not only In the
Union bur ~ The STAT They ell carry this state -
When the contest between Free Trade aud fro-
,.c,ioD-Gcn TAYLoR and the Man Of Circumstance,
victory will certainly az day succeeds 10 night
declare for the Old Hero who never surrenders and Of
whom It appears irnmutsoy decreed shall never loose
q victory Yours truly, 4 s. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
HER MIA

THE ATTENTION or THE MEDICAL FACULTY
Is RESPECTFULLY called O the Metallic Truss snd
i supporter article particularly adapted 20 me va
nous forms of his disease whether inguens scrots e-
moral Or umbcal and supporter Tor abdominal weakness
in either sex. pr0apsu-. &c
The simplicity ~ his article IL such that he practitioner
adapt any changing the pad by me-ns Of =
any desired form or position The strength 0f lhr
flexible affords stationary power, without pressure
more than sufficient support ordinary rupture and by
" IT, lever principle any required pressure can be
obtained 10 addition Us method Of adjustment the ave
nue. Of protrusOn closed he pubs and he station
sry power Tres the pad over the rupture winch be
ade 10 any required FORM either cOncave convex. dat or
otherwise lis particular claim 10 notice, apart from IA no.
vety IL the simplicity Of IL application and facility OF
being ged any where mechanical agency
can Be applied When properly adjusted the patient has
entire freedom o. without dspacng the truss, and
the painful pressure heretofore experienced BY the use Of
truss i entirely Obyiated
Many physicians Of eminencs have examined and gvsu
their sanction 70 the superiority Of this Truss whom
ference be given Principal Office 10 Broadway cor
ner Of Maiden isn. up-.air- 81 lmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

IsTEREsTING LAW CAsE-Thc DctroN Free
Prss sves the report of case OF considerable import
ance in itself and precedent recently decided In
the g Circuit Court in that city II was the suit Of
the United States rs H. Humphrey and :. Is. Davies,
and was brought by the Government against the de.
PENDANTS and proprietors OF the stage Compa-
ny In the Western states for the recovery OF siod
stolen from of the stages of the defendants In the
month OF March. 1876 The mon,y was In gold put up
In the usual packages together with two other boxes of
silver and In charge Of the agent.
Al Carlisle Ill., small place between Michigan City
and South Bend while the stages were changing horses
the money WA taken and this suit was brought 10
the amount of the robbery The counsel on the
part of the Government District Attorney Norvell
and Mr. Frazier and for the defendants Messrs Joy &
Porter and samuel CLARK, Esq. of Kalamazoo The
case submitted 10 the Jury who after retiring about
ten minutes brought In yirdic, in favor OF tho de
PENDANTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The Pcnasylr0Hian figures up good day
work out Of the for Members OF Congress and
by claiming all the scattering votes in contested Dis
trict. assumes Loco FOco majority Of eS Nothing
can be farther from the fact The entire scattering
votes polled being over 5000 are all Anti foco
or al Anti bunker. The aggregate vote for Congress.
j. not quite complete yet but with the exception Of
Somerset County IN the Eighteenth District and the
small Counties Of the Twenty third District the fol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

II will be seen that OF the l6,O5l aggregate Loco
majorities 379 made In four districts, the kth
Berks xth Northampton &c Xllth, Bradford, SC. and
xIXth Westmorelsnd, &c where Longstreth only re-.
ceived Az majority. There animated contest
these Districts for Congress A. they are 50 stongly
Loco Foco had the candidates for Congress been sup
ported As xealously our Governor, the aggregate
msjonties for the Taylor and Fillmore candidates
would have been nearly 1000 those OF the Cas-
candidates. Thus II will be that the days work
was not quite 30 good the Pennsylvania would
make IL appear Phils n American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

" KELLER Teacher. NeHt0nu. FaIr1r.d County
Conn ou mo H0lsaf0nic Railroad l7 miles from Bridgeport
Terms - per quarter Cf rfeve weeks for board ui
tor. washing mendnE, fue lghis and bedding Pupils
received ST suv time
References Peek s Co $50 Froui-si x. Carlton
Ov-rtDn d Waist. John Ackey Irsci House,
Henry DIuon Esq Law Professor. Yale College Hon
Alfred B.sckmsn New Haven. Conn Hon Nm A1cs-
wei. corner OF Jay snd Wil0lChhy q. Brooklyn
A. interview may be- enjoyed with the FISCHER Al Love
'ov's Hotel. 81 Psrsrop Tuesday. Wednesfay Thurs
dsy and Fridsy from 90 q A. and from 10 ~, 7 VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Remainder Of the Route ~ per Fast Schedule above
engers by either OF the shove ines are conveyed
and lodged board the Potomac sieambos free Of eha
those by the Fast Line reaching their points Of de'unsns
lweny-iOgr hours m advance Of the mail Psr-enir"m
conveyed on the Potomac In the swim snd sp-hcn
steamer BALTIMORE provided with b-rhs and stsie fooas
Omniouses provided by this Companies al Wsshnrr
Richmond and Petersburg by which passengers and Rev
baggage conveyed between the depoi- 10 those sc
free Of ali expense Passengers may lay over Nv hey u
sire do sol with their through uckds FOR sn0r une
the following places, vi BALTIMORE Washington. A'a
mond Petersburg and Weldon.
For farther information and through tickets, sppJ n
Depot Eleventh and Market on bosrf The ssesnocn
Robt Morris q. n HUDDFLL Agsnl
~ Information can also he obtained In New fofs
WAll.t Al N A NJ. ~ i'm