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TaE RESULT.

ar, ,.o,. ,,ncb SPACE 10 the eloquent RECORDS
Of Democratic victories IN inc 'd''ou' u's.
80 .ann,;es Nothing can Re more Interesting
,h.n these GLORIOUS fruits" OF the toll ana anAe
=, soent in furthering the good cause
The die has been cast, and Taylors'n has come
out in a desperate condition. The resu' :" q
tew words may be summed up as follows:
For CoNoaess. The following members a'e
certainly elecred: Demolrats-Thos. n odyV'
John S. Millson, James A. Seldom, X. NJ Meaue'
Alexander R. Holiday, James McDowe ! H'eh
ard Parker, Alex. Newman, Henry a. Ea"o''.
SOD, Paulrs Powell Thomas S. Bocock, .oomas
"A Avereu. Fayeue McMullen-l3. bhg-'e
remiah Morton elected By Democra's)-i.
The Kanawha District mol yet iuily hed''
from though the returns are favorable 10 '"'
.n...ss NJ a.~i-- n~nee. 'r7 f"tafoe'a'' ahF
WING; or rather, as wag says, l4t Democrats
10 the HOUSE Or DELEGATES We have gained
N Berkeley 1, Fairfax l, Fauquier |, Nouoway
Patrick |, Randolph and Barbour l, Taylor II;
and lost in Frederick 10y casting vote OF The
Sherif) l, Goochand |, Henry /, Marshall |,
Morgan l. Princess Anne |, Rockbrldse ] stat
ford l-8. Nett Democratic loss |. In The conn-
ties 10 hear from we shall probably gain more
than we lose. We may therefore safely say ID as
the Senate and the House will continue DENT
cradc
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GREAT TREAT.

We have this season enj yed much fine mu.
Gle in Richmond, but nothing comparable 10 me
thrilling Strains on Wednesday night, OF Ttufi
Bsnedeti, Rosi, Herr and C0nen. We expect.
ed much, and were more than satisfied. The
Duet from Lucia" and TRUTHS all
from "Ernani." were splendidly execu'ed.-
Each Of these Italian singers has peculia'
voice OF grea, purity and power. Traffi sings
like bird, and with much passion ami feeling
Benedettis tenor is immense, and Rosi's bass is
deep and rich. Herr is sill the master spirit on
the Piano in this country, and Cenen's violin is
brilliant, rich.toned, easy and sporive. We
trust lha, We may have another concert (can il
mol be al the Theatre y from these chai .Is
cyt,Sfes,
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NORTHUMBERLAND
| HEATHsvLLE, April d.
| To the Editors Of The Enquirer:
Gen.lemen-H Herewith, send you an account
OF The votes cast on yesterday in This county, So
far as ascerlained, and in so doing, The earliest
| ocpouuni,y is embraced. The votes are a. lol.
| lows:
For Congress-Bayly, 227; Mallory, 97-l3O
majority Tor Bayly.
S,are senale-Chinn, 22O; Harvey, lO9-lll
majority Tor Chinn.
House Of Delegales-H Henderson, 202; Strab-
| CHEN, l20-S2 majority Tor Henderson.
The morning was rainy and iull OF clouds,
making il exceedingly uniavorab,e u a full turn
| out Many were kept away from The polls which,
| however, will be open until Saturday,, and thus
The number oil woes already cast, will be IN
creased. There was much ''cross-le2sed" vot-
ing: more Than ever knew al any previous elec-
rion, owing 10 a sort OF cross grained spirit, IN
happily pefvdding This county OF ours-pTnci-
pie was not made a test in every case-but, Tor
all this, The Democratic candidates will be
crowned with gloriovs success Norhumber-
land has shown herself with the right side mp,
and God grant that other counties IN The Congress
sional and Senatorial Districts may prove Them
selves as true 10 The faith as we have done, and
NAV other portions OF the old Commonwealth do
the same, so that the sentinel on The watch-lcwer
OF Virginia Liberty may exclaim-"all's well,
al's we'll all's we'll"
Your Trend, gracious.
NORTHUMBERLAND PROUDLY ERECT.
To The Editors OF the Enquirer
Gentlemen Below will be found full returns
OF The election just had in our county Tor
Congressman, State Senator and County Repre-
sentative:
Attic Court House-Bsyly la2; Mallory Al.
Bavly's majority 81. CHM 1913; Harvey IL.
Chinn's majority 81. Henderson lU3; Sraughan
6S Henderson's majority IS.
Al Burgess Store Bayly IS; Mallory 81
Bayly's majority 43. Chnn 81; Harvey 22.-
Ch ms ma orily 42. HENDERSON 60; Straughan
90 Hendersons majority 40.
A tie. Chinn %, Harvey 30 Harvey's najo-
rny2. Henderson IS; S,raughan &C. Henier-
sons majority 9.
al Wlcomico Church-Bayiy 81; Mallory
2s. Bayly's majority %. Cnnn 81; Harvey
%. Chinu's majority 20 Henderson Sd
Suaugban 81. Henterson's majority 81.
|! will thus be seen that in The whole county
Bayly has majority OF l63; Chinn l56; and
Henderson III.
We have achieved triumph worthy OF the
cause; and the Democratic lautels OF Northum-
berland, so far from being wilhered BY the smoke
from The 'cross-6rng" and Buena Vista thun
der, are now fourisbing with increased visor
There was an unusual amount oil cross.voIing
This is glory enough for three days. We have
surely gained signal VICTORY; but in their e1nl-
laliuns let Inc Democrats Of Northumberland re-
member that
II is not victory TO win the field,
Unless we make our enemies 10 Yield
More 10 our justice than our force; and SO
AS well instruct as overcome our Toe.
Hereafter may The good people OF other coun.
lies in good Old Virginia, "seeing oar good
works, 60 ard do likewise"
Your friend, GRACIOUS.
Healhsvile, April 80, I649.
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We have heard nothing from Inc elections IN
Grayson, and but from one precinc; in Wyihe,
iJacsson's Fefy) Walton and McMullen
were leading ResnecIiu'ly, yours, &C.
CLARKE.
For Corgress-Parsef's majority over Faux
ner in this county is al General Taylor re-
ceiyed majority OF about 10 last Fall.
For House OF Delega Ies-Colonel E. B.
Jacobs, Democrat, eleced for Clarke and War
ZEN coua,e. winon: regular opposition.
MORGAN
For Congfess-Reporled majority OF so Tor
Faulkner. Wing, over Parker, Democrat
For State Senale-Repored majority OF about
40 for Grammar, Democrat, over Shefrart,
Whig.
For House Of Extraordinarily, Wing,
eleced over Dawson, Democrat by IL majority.
LANCASTER.
WHrE STONE, April 80, l649
To The Elilors of the Enquirer.
lhGenlemen-The following is the result OF the
rec days baue al this place.
For Coneress-Mallory, A.; BayIy, Democrat,
45-2 maj. for Mallory.
State Senate-HarVie, 4S; Chinn, Democrat,
IA majority Tor Harvie.
For legislature Gresham A; Lawson, Dem.
38-6 mai. for Gresham
Our county candidate failed 10 secure The par
" vote; from what cause am unable 10 say buI
il is fact lha, many OF The Democrats in the
neiehborhood commenced jumping Jim Crow
even before the election came on, and that pub
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FAUQUIER-[oFrlcl.L. 900
WARRENTON, hPTII oO'

To the Editors Of the Enqulrer:
Gentlemen Below you will hna 'he 81 "a e ~
this county for the House OF Delegates AS Sa;l0.
Congress-. You will see that The FREE oone'
Scott. with all bis insolent and arrogan. pr
tension, is the hindmost man-beaIen 80 'o.ss
by his brother Wing, Hrme-a man, ! ma'
venture 10 say, as wholly unqualified Tor iesis,a
,;on 90 any member of this or the next Leg's'a-
ture. Many of The Wings of upper Fauqu'ef'
n,eferring Hume TO Scott, in their eagerness " =
secure their fayorite, agreed 10 go Tor Ieoos II
the Democrats would go for Hume, and many
of the latter anxious TO elect one, and tearing
they could not elect both Of their candidates.
agreed 10 do so. But for this, we should nave
carried Horner and Tebbs BY handsome mao
rites.
10 stating this result, however, it IS right
should state that some 80 or 40 Wings, DIS
carding party ties, nobly aided IN obtaining It.
They felt as became them, and acted IKE men.
| will also add, that hundreds OF those VINO
voted for Scott differ with him out and out as 70
The constitutionalily OF the Wilmot PfoYiso'
have rarely seen The Democrats more arouseo'
The vote is an unusually full one.
The Lone STAR has sunk TO rise no more
On The eve Of the election he claimeo mao
r,y of 1900 and is beaten some nunureus,
and he can now go 10 Washington as martyr
in The cause of Free Soilsm, ard claim ironi
Co,amer, &c., the much desired Chiilah niis-
ann Yours, in haste.
conoress Legislature.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

Powell's majories, in Madison 476, Green
255, Orange Gen. Taylor's native county, !,
Amnersi 69-60l.
Gosgin's majorilies. in Bedford 81, Nelson
ISL, Albemarle 232-700.
Powe!l's majority in District l0l.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
Alleshany-E dmcndson's majority los. D
B. Layne, d reelected 10 House.
observation-disclosures majority for Congress
240 II. Pfice, w, reelected 10 House
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Tazeweil John 3. Georges, Dem, majority
over McMulleo, Dem, $50. Harvey George,
Dem, reelected TO House by 1875 majority.
ln The counties of the District heard from, Nc
Mullen's majority is s64-Grayson, Lee and
Scott counties to hear from.
THIRD DISTRICT.
We have nothing farther but the Lynchburs
Patriot, Wing, refers to statement considered
reliable" thai Flournoy is defeated BY s votes,
and bewails The result. This is the same &C..
couui which we published on Wednesday.
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Edmondson's Majority So
HOUSE OF DEEoATEs-Chrisoph J. Beirne
reelected wilhou opposition.
REENBRIER.
Price, Wing, elected Anterson's majority
only $40 Tor CONFESS.
CoNGREss-Ccn, House, only heard from. Id
mondsun, D., AZ Anderson, W., 59-Edmond-
sons majority ST.
A. u. PeIdlelon, Egg, brother Of the lone
s,ar," bu, Democrat, elected delegate iof Giles
md Mercer.
KANAWHA.
Summers dclined running and il is supposed
DR.. Parics Will be elected over his competitor,
Cen smith. Nj.
RUSSELL.
For Congres-M cMullen, D., $780, George,
w, 1893.
For State Saskatchewan, 583; Richmond, So.
For House egales-Kenan, SIP; Dor
ton, l49.
The Pound nd Glades precincts 10 hear from.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
FoR CoNoRra-McMulen, D., Gas; George,
W.. 252
Foa SENATE. -Cowan, 4l9; Richmond, 349
FoR HOUSE q DELEoATEs.-Dunn, $40; Ed
mondson, 2l6; hadley, 40.
SMYTH.
FoR CoNaREs-McMullins majority, l51.
Foa SENATE Thompson, w., and Campbell,
w., said by lheStage driver TO be lied. BY a
letter, Thompsn's majority is said 10 be-
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TnF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

:, We are informed that The Board =. w..
works, a, a meeting held the ID ins''' nave 1 ~.
,;1,sd Inc following gentlemen 'oTeptesens -,
go go il The Orange and Alexandria Kan ,oau
csn,.nv-yiz: Phineas Janney, OF AiexanI'' 1'
O o.r. and Charles Hunter, OF FauquieE; u ;.
s,ov.ns, Of Fauquie; and Jno. ). 6a'o'u' =
| c,l..ror Directors
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Editors, Correspondence.
CUMBERLAND.


To the Editors of The Enquirer. 49, 1910
wy CuMseRLAHp, 1st May, loa9.
Our election closed last SATURDAY e'en Ms,snn
resnlled as we expected in the eiecuon =: =, 90
paoe. The Wing candidate, by nlag"l.sy =.
,es nysr Cree ID. Coleman, the Demccrdne
,,;a,,e The county was thoroughly canvas.
"a ~ The WING candidate, and every wing 'na.
LII nossihly attend was in attendance, "nu a
Io1s tpSe,en vote was polled aTe3 tnsn IN any
Snbssonrni election. The Demo ts were ~
vsIy ac,iye. and some 10 or ~ ia' ~ nsns ="
conseouence Of sickness an" Tue rea.I !.
# All The Democrats 10 The Aount az. tu en- a.
; ~a,e '" Tinp y higs calcu' Jed o a barge pa.
lo.y. mi hoas,ed mat they lendeJ 10 give II w
IT, ,,a;,,iry that he receiSd in ms eouh ~
i ,aa7 70 vii; us; but in that hry Weif Fly
t,sa npoiuled. They were very enerseuc anV w
duced every Wing 10 come and suPpoi,r m
men who were pledged 10 follow General loi
,ubsher he ,ravel Ntnh or Sou'h or remas s..
lent and don't care hich succeed pfoVi.o me-"
mr. an,i-Proviso meD: aud appears 10 oe iho,ue'
on, nm all questions that the SCUM Is ine, >. Il a
in The Wings say that The Bank anu AZ, 49,,
are dead issues and,never will DC feV'scui ~"
gHi s bssyysq question be aasd as Oand OF
brothers in !ebukins The tahaiical movements a!
ne North. and vet they are supporting man VINO
cares not which whips, the North or the South.
He has lett all The appointments anc removals 10
his Secretaries; and every person knows ne nan
"no friends to reward and no enemies 10 punish;
but Virginia has Iebuket this non-commiilal
non prescription OF General Tayor's as she did
the alien and srditloD administration OF elder
adams. The Democrats oil ihe'lower part 81
Cumberland deserve great credit for their gallant
rally around their faithful representative, mos
Bocock, who is returned 10 Congress by a ma
ipriiy from 200 10 $50 in The District.
This will show 10 lbe North that his course IN
Congress, has been approved BY his constituents
that they know their rights, and intend 10 MAIN
tain them a all hazards, and give signal re-
buke 10 all tree solism, or any other encfoach-
men, on their rights. What patriot is he who
will MOI rejoice al he defeat Of the immortal Tree
soer and The lone star, whom, although repre-
SEEMING Son hern constituency, we lind assocl-
sring with C'itings, Paifrey, Tuck, and other
Northern fanatics!
Proclaim il on The house tops that Virginia
ha> rebuked those recreant sons OF hers as shr
always will do and has transferred them rom
The evil communications Of their former assoc'-
ates 10 The quiet scenes of private life
send you The official vote for this county, for
Congress and the Legislature: bRUTUs.
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WESTMORELAND.
Congress-Forbes' maj. only zoo, instead OF
seraerHarvey, W., 227 mai. over Chinn,
Dem. =,
House-Brown, W., l25 maj, over Doty, W.
LEWIS COUNTY.
In precinc:s for House, Jas. Bennett, Dem
23I; ] s. Camden. DEM, 81, Jno Loreo'z. w,
1863 Las, year Lewis Bra1ton and Gilmef sent
Wing. ,-y
In This county Mr. Parksr's majority over Mr..
Faulkner is 54S Gel. Boswell elected 10 The
Legislature over Col Keyser by 49 majority.
Both Democrats.
CLAKE COUNTY.
Mr.. Parker. majority in This county is said 20
be Al. We have heari nothing from Morgan or
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DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMIT
TEE-The Democratic Vigilance Committee
are requested TO meet a, The Rough and Ready
Hotel On Saturday evening next, a, II o'clock
No Democrat in This, our hour Of triumph, VIII
fail 10 be present.
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Mouons majority over Pendletoa, So; Hume
over Scott 40; Homer and Tebbs, each, over
Scot, IL
EXTRACT OF another letter from Fauquler.
After a three days contest, Hume, Wing, is
elected, and Scott IS defeated Scott is the
last returned, and SO ends The last effort IN
Virginia 10 counlenance the claims Of The North
to exclude slavery from the new territories. :
Scolt's friends have given up the contest, and
Homer or Tebbs, Democrats, Nhey are ted
will be returned TO the House Of Delsga
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

We have before US The 9Th annual catalogue
OF The officers and students. for Ie4s-49, of this
institution which seems TO be progressing. There
are now 70 students, from various portions OF The
Stale. The Faculty is well constructed.
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licly: others more privately, until the hour Of
ra when 10! and behold! TO Inc u!et as,o"' ,bs
meni and amazemen OF their best tfends, r ,he
'hi n"I acI Of sata,ion turned on. "ust So" Inc
spoiIs are mol or you, my friends: The wings sdn
hes, vnu al his game. Sure | am you WIN
mol Gel paid for your trouble, therefore Dc conen
N.B.-Both the county candidates pleosss
themselves 10 go for Convention 10 monty W.
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Opening nep Ssetien Of The Louisa Rail Road
We are informed that, on Mon Jay, 7tb inst, the
Road will be opened to Shadwel Mills; passen.
gers will then reach Charlottesville 10 dinner.
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Virginia Infantry marcsd from Palno.1
Fredericksburg upon tn, ice IN lbr o. v
mock, which had been Toned herr ~, opp
ing November. "
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Foa CoNasEss- McMullen 1853, George 2l4-
McMulen's Inapriy I'D.
KING AND QUEEN.
To The Editors ofhe Enquirer:
Guar HoUsr, April 30lh
Messrs. Editon: Below is the true result as
shown by the pdls OF the late election in this
county for Co1sess. Ii will be seen tha. we
have given 10 DOR meritorous candidate, MI
Hollaiay, the handsome majority of Sc votes :
We had no Whis in The field Tor the State Le-
pislature. ]. R. Hiuser. late delegate, re elected
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Barbour and Taylor, in part, belong % nc
IS district, and the number OF votes lheS W.
poIl is very uncertain There is scatceiys
donpt as 10 the result-Newman is elected 10 Ine
next Congress.
Preston county gives Newman, Mr.. Brown
writes over 262 majority. We should suppose
his election certain.
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Majority for Irving, g.
For HoU>E or DELEGATES.
Majority for Page, So
PRESTON.
PhcS Wv.
KlsGwoop, April %, 1919.

KIsGwooD, April 70, l649.
To The Z itors OF tn Enquirer:
Srs: Our election is over, and S. b. Wheeler,
ESQ.,, sound Democrat, is elected for The coun-
ty. Newman's majority IN Preston IS 262. Our
usual majority in Preston is about l2o; but Mr.
Russell, 10 canvassing this county, took occasion
10 animadvert pretty severely on the course Of
the members Of the last Congress who signed
the "Southern address, for which we have put
a mark upon him that may serve as caution,
to all who have the least sympathy for or with
the abolhionists, to keep dark" when cleo
tioneering with the people Of Preston. Yours,
sc.
RANDOLPH AND BARBOUR.
BEvssLY, April D, lS49.
To The Editors OF The Enquirer:
Isend you the returns Of The elections OF the
counties Of Randolph and Barbour, for the Gene
raj Assembly OF Virginia.
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
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To the Editors of Me Enquirer ;

To the Editors Of me Enquirer:
HANOVER, April 18th, lS49.
Messrs iilors The recent harsh weather
and destructive trosts have induced Inc to look
over my weather book, from which | send you
the following memoranda. showing the height u
tie mercury in Fahrenhers Thermometer in The
Spring OF each year Tor he last thirty YEAS
The coolest days only are noted: Mercury
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Pfeseh' eon'' a,Mu.pST-Ofticial

Powell's majority %.
Gibson's majority 8. .,.o,
IFrom the Hheei:ag Argus april 3o.l ,
FIFrEETH CONGRESSIONAL DIS,
TRICT.-This is large congressional Disslic''
composed OF II counties in whole or IN part
some OF the counties are sparsely settled anu
give bu, few votes; and from some OF mem !.
NAV be several days before complete returns may
be received. We will give our readers the iuii-
es. Ielurns in our possession
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04

Congress-Beaps mi. over McComas l56.
Senate dmslon, Dem, mai. 1884
House Lewis, Dep., maj. over Jackson, 49,
Shinnslon and Halls precincts 10 hear from.
SHENANDOAH.
Pitman, present delegate, and Haas, former de.
leeate, elected 10 The Legislature. Mcdowell
has no opposition for Congress.
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2S6
NORTRUM BERLAND.

C. S. Hall's majority, l35
They beat US last year but can't do it again.
DEMOCRAT
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LIBERTY the period when Buo.
naparte was about 10 be named consul for life General
saint Ha,re assembled The oops under his command,
and delivered the following harangue: Comrades, The
nation are deberating the question If General Buo'
napnrtr shall bs appointed consul Tor nic. opinions
are a. free as air: would not for The world In.
iencr yours. However, think II right 10 appise you,
mat The first man refuses 10 in Buonaparte s
favor shall be shot The head Of nus regiment Liberty
foy.uer'-JNsmor OF a page Of lhs Imperial Court.
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:.
Yofs, respectfully }. 5. b.
MONROE.
To The Editors f The Enquirer

UNIUNI NpTII 1NHi Io79
send you he result Of The election IN his
county Their being no opposition 10 ne cnuh-
y candidate, I'D some Local matters Interesting
10 the farmers nc 10 the people generally, our
vote was remarkably small below one
halt The strengti o Inc county as compared with
last year, some scattering votes not included.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17

France appeared decided to assist the
Porte, and he supplicated them not to I'M
print stain on the flag of Christian Hun
gary, which they had always served with
honor. Some words from Kossuth hav-
inc given rise TO the opinion that BEN and
his companions had yielded to the pro-
misses of the Porte, great agitation show
ed itself in the Hungarian camp, and it
was at one time feared that disturbance
would take place. Dembinski has not
become q Mussulman, but he has openly
acknowledged that the Porte had nothing
whatever to do with the abjuration Of BEN
and his companions, and he has even
written letters to the Grand Vizier and the
Seraskier in which he expresses his graft
mde.
The DemSche Zeifaoag has letters from
Constantinople of the 9Th ult., announcing
the arrival in the Bosphorus of British
fleet of observation. salute Of twenty
cnns was fired by the Turkish ships il
honor of The British flag.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-11-17
fickn0r'g hensurati0n.

We have been favored with a copy Of new
work bearing the above named title, prepared
by h1r. Ticknor, teacher Of many years stand
ing, which appears, from the examination we
have given it, TO be yell adapted for inlroGuc-
ton into the public schools Of our country,
where i IS we'll known the higher branches Of
Mathematics are not taught. a practical work
Of this kind has long been wanted in cur com
mon schools, and this WILL We opinc, supply the
deficiency. II embraces two-thirds the quaint
~ Of matter contained in Bonnycaslle, Vogdes,
&c, and IS not liable to the objections urged
against them, as al IN ii Is Of great Importance
70 the student, particularly he Who purposes
.4sag:us in the mechanical branches This
work IS 70 be had at c. c, Spotswood', Book
Store.