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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06
NRW-YORk LRGIsLATuRE.

SENATE ALnANY, Fridsy. Jan. y IL.
The petition u Charles Ecti for Suspension Bridge
over the Nisgars Falls wss presented
bill presented for the Abolition Of Capital Pun
shment
The bills for the appointment Of referees In the City
Of NeNYork and for Free schools throus the state
wee taken W and under discussion AZ the close
nj hi. di.uatch
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rOpARTNEK.HIP NOTICE.-rh

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICB.-Ths oopsftnst.
chip heretofore existing between tho subscribers, unde
the firm OF ROGERS Co 10 this day dissolved by muus'
consent, Mr. PLATr ROGERS retiring nom tho ssme
The unseti business OF hs late firm will b, settled by
either Of the undersigned. Dated. New YORK Jan iss
PLArr ROGERS,
HIRAM ROGERS.
r 7. ROGERS.
The business OF the lsis arm Of ROGERS u Co viii be
carried under the same hrm by tho undersigned, VINO
will at eli tunes keep hand fali assortment OF Staple
aud Fsnay Dry Goods a lie old stand so Broadway
~ Y. ROGERS.
Dlw r Y. RO0ERn
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COPARTNERsHIP.-rhs subscriber. have sssO

Y clsIed with Inrm MI p. HAKT OF FHIIautPls, MI
continue tho business Of importing Stationary aud tho msp
facinre Of Playing and Blank Cards ~ heretofore, In his
city al 81 Johnst and In Phlsdsphia ct "a South Fourth
81 under Mo name and frm Of SAML HART Co Jan.
l. 1871. 1891 sAML HART co 20 Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-06

lOARDINis-A few se1leren may Obtain vesy ples-
ID furnished rooms. win board. 81 a LioettyN .
few doors west ~ Broadway dS I'm
DIEAsANT FURNISHED ROoMs-ou The
second snd Ihird Hoors with whoui ereakfAsi ant
tea, at fsrk place Ina
FURNISHED ROOMS To LET-InSare ~
L Brosdwsy Entrance In frAnklinsl 80 uc
DRIvArR HOAkDiNG-HOusE IN LONDON
4 FOR GENTLEMEN AND rAAlLlEs-AS. Z.
GROOCOCk u Hslscn Garden Is doors fom hecorv
Yerms moderate
Having spent several days with Mrs sake rlessnFea
Recommending her establishment such ~ cunuymen
A. m AZ .sr~ good cuie and central home turing vtsu
20 this Metropolis Of Great Britain. Nh bALCh
Louiou june 81. iSss. vN ~
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BOARDING

DOkRplNG-Psr.ors with folding doHs AMI bed
brOoms atsched square rooms. i>rge ard anal sius
rooms may be h.d ~ Uuion PARA Is and Fcofteeotna
TIL. -exsl house = feet front by sgces high snd o,
DELI huly slustra u.s opened aud will be conducted
with view home for respectable private fsmiaes
Alvs
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nIssOLUrION OF COPARTNERsHIP.-
w. BROW

BY Brown TasEer, IheT s1ccessofs -New. Yofl Jss
ls49 JOSEPH WHIT,
Is n. WILLIAM TASKER
EOPARTNERsHIP.-J ". BROWN.
~ having purchased Of Joseph T. White All hs insfeet IN
hip formed the fret instant between ts
undersigned, under the firm o. BROWN TAskEH, who
assume the cations and will duly hquldsis the unset
lied business Of the late frm.-NewYork ydn T. 1870
JOSHUA w. BROWN
BQs WILLIAM TAskER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
DOMESTIC.

The following appeared in Postscript to our
last paper. We insert it now that all our readers
may see it
A RECOMMENDATION BY THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
At season when the Providence Of Cop has man
Tested itsen the visitation of fearful pestience which
is spreading its ravages throughout the land it is fitting
that people whose reliance has ever been in His pro-
lection should humble themselves before His thu and
while acknowledging past ransgressions, ask contin
nance of The Divine Mercy
1t is therefore earnestly recommended that the first
Friday in August be observed throughout the w. States
as day of fasting. humiliation, and prayer. All business
will be suspended in the various branches of the public
service on that day and it is recommended to persons
OF all religious denominations to abstain far as practl
cable, from secular occupation, and assemble in their
respective places of Public Worship to acknowledge the
Infinite goodness which has watched our existence
as nation and so long crowned US with manifold bless
lngs, and to implore the Almighty in His own good time
to stay the destroying hand which is now lifted up
gainst g. TAYLOR
WASHINGTON, July g. lS49.
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VOL. XXVTI.--NO. 9J.

In the German Language and Liierat,uc.--A Nj Bar
hour, Cupepe; " Clayton. Romney; t Davis.
Charlottesville; CO Harris. Caroline; John Hart, Loui-
sa; t Jnynes, Accomar; J T Points Staunlon; P NJ
Srewal;. Shenandoah; W ID Stuart, Alexandra; N S
Walker Richmond
Ill MArHEMATIos.--Ln the Pure Mathematics -W
L r Bronn. Loudoun William w Henry, Charlotte; r
Z Il kean, Caroline; RIP Latham. Culpeper; George
Mason, Winchester; James Pleasanls. Richmoud j Il
Pulnts. Stannton; J I. Williams. Richmond
In The Mired Mathematics -Chares Marshall, Fau-
qnier
". Natural Philosophy II M Amber. Fauquier;
John Jon, A Broadns, University of Va James Cross.
Mississippi; WIN Carington William w Henry.
Charlotte; Harris. Caroline; Geo Loyal. Norfolk;
Lyons. Richmond J L Points, Saunion Il
Randolph. Alherinarle; SoulhalI, Charlottesville; D
Watson, Richmond
y. Ctemis'ry-John Amber, Orange; John w
Ashby. Fauquer; Alfred NJ Barbour, Culpeper SamieI
4 bayly. Accomlc; William J. r Broun, London; Will
liam II Christian. New Kent James Crocker Isle of
White; James N Cross, Mississippi; Richard I Davis.
charlottesville; Thomas Edmunds. Halifax; William "A
Harris, Abe marie; James NJ Hart, Louisa; Samuel r
Hendren. Augusta;.Thomas Joynes. Accomac; Lam
ctlo M Kean, Caroline; John Love,t George Loyal.
Norfolk John r Page, Gloucester; jesse A Parke-,
onlthheld; Nj Green Peyon, James Peasants, Rich
mondJno Pretlow ,Surry; Bennett Puryea. Mecklenbug;
Hugh X Scott, Amherst; s V Southa Charlottesville;
William ID Stuart, Alexandra; Erasmus Taylor Orarge;
Powhaian Whe, Meokenburg; WIN G Williams,
Oranges II Winter. Alabama.
~ .uorm Phalospphy-JJ Amber. Orange; L
Amber, Fauqner; Andrews Norfolk; C K Ayres,
F"quieT; L Bayly, Accomac Jas Chalmers. Halifax;
II h Coleman, Haiflx c Dabney, Mississippi X
Gaines, Charlotte; F W NJ Holiday Winchester; John
Howard, NIeckenburg; L Hudson. Mississippi; r P
Latham, Cupeper; Geo Loyal, Norflk MARSHALL.
Fauquer; H Montague, Richmond; w Snead Flu
wanna; Saunders, Franklin; f Nj Strange. Fluvan-
ma; 7 White. MeckIenburg;J Wartee. Lous
! ana
m Schoolqf Medicine, ,ruh tie title of Doctor Of
.uedciae-Benj w Allen, Preston; Harvey Black.
Montgomery; Geo w Briggs University of Va; Junius
A Briggs, Norfolk; John G Brodnax, Dawdde; Her
bert Claiborne, Brunswick; joseph Cobenz Maryland;
j. NJ Hamilton. Greenbrer; I.anceot Minor Kean. Caro-
line; Charles Palnore Cumberland r 0 Prnge,
iiatax John Wilcox Missouri; Robert Wilson Ports
mouth
VIU. La,cs rtth he tile # Baclclo, Of Lmcs-Wm
II Anthony, Botetourt; e " S Cummings, 1tuckbrdge;
'lhos II Hobbs, Alabama F " NJ Holiday, Winches-
Ter; Henry Lewis, King George; John Lyons Peters
burg; &C NlcRae, Chesterfeld K f Paxton, Rock
bridge u Wright, King & Queen.
bachelor Of .4rts-T NJ Amber, of Fauquier; NJ G
Peyton, Of Richmond.
Masters Of .7rts.-John Hart. of Louisa Charles Mar
shall, Of Fauquier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

to say that hearty cordial reception than that Civ
en- to this distinguished philanthrspst. never recev
ed BY civilian statesman soldier"
The Iribuse gives description of his apartments:
"The furniture in the drawing room is of the most
gorgeous description, but the sleeping chamber exceeds
any thlngot the kind we have 1t is one
OF those fairy chambers which he described the time
THIS house was opened, where one might always dream
wake that Paradise not vet lost on Earth
"IHE DINNER.-Alter proper time for addition Sc
Father Mathew and his guest assembled in his private
dravlng-roon. A5ou o'clock dinner was announced
ne Dill OF are was printed on salin and the selection of
dishes was ccrespondngly rich. Among the items con-
taned on 1t for discussion were, green turtle SOUP sal
non woodcock rlover rasp hcrres cherries pine apples
ice cream, ices, Sc Sc. One of The ornamental pieces
on the table was very splendid and surrounded with
very beautiful immature cfurifx.
'As il was not intended for public dinner but for
the COMMITTEES, guests, sc. only sumo thirty were pre-
sent.
Alter good many bumpers of pure Cro,on had been
drank, and a good many sentiments and toas,s been
uttered the reverend guest RETIRED and the company dis
persed."
The Mirror says: "Father Mathew is a re narkably
hne looking gentleman her under the ordinary height.
with most kindly counenance, and clear grey eve;
he dresses in plain, priesty garb, and black
breeches, stockings, and shoes. To- day he has public
reception al the Governors room, and a( sr the di!na
es get done with him, hope.he will be permitted
90 about doing good among those TO whom he especial
y sent"
We take the following from New York letter, dated
on the afternoon of Sd inst.
''Falhew Mathew received his friends, this forenoon
in the Governors rocm of the City Hall. Thousands
awaited themselves Of the opportunity of seeing and
versing with that celebrated man, and all speak Of him
in the highest 1t was remarked by several that
there intoxicated men seen in the streets yes
terday and last evening" than were exhibited before
The reason, think, is obvious. Father Mathews in
fuence the Irish mind is very great thousands Of
them in This city, intend take the total abstinence
pledge from him, and have no doubt that they took
firewell oquor, Yesterday before doing SO, and ndu
ged rather freely"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
Female Boarding School.

TINE NEXT SESSION Of the subscribers School will
commence on the 23d Of July and -d Christmas All
the branches useful and ornamental education, win be
faithfully and conscenousy taught scrupuous regard
will be had the and department OF the pupils
committed to his care, in and out OF school.
The retired and healthy situation of this School, renders it
a eghtfu retreat during the summer season.
TERMS
Reading Writing and Arithmetic IS 90
Geography and Grammar 10 W
Botany, Chemistry, Mental, Moral and Natural PHI
losophv IL W
The Languages . 10 %
Board Six Dollars per month
INNISFAII, the subscribers residence is two miles east
o. Amherst court house. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
July 9-3w
Repuhlican and Patriot copy twice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

ga SAFE PRESIDENT.'-T The Savannah Gre
publican" impressiveyinvites the attention Of men Of all
parties and ersuasons the lovers Of peace and the lovers
Of Jaw and order, the conservative and the progessss,
the American born and the foreigner who has his lot
among to the position which, in the of the
ship United States Gen. Taylor has assumed in regard
to the present condition Of Europe There is m raj
grandeur in the determination disclosed {says The Re-
publican, devotion TO peace, patriotic regard for the
true interests of this mighty republic and firm resolu
lion to watch and guard it from all harm, and
hold 1t on in the noble marked for by the
Father Of his Country, which should not fail to find
ready response in every American bosom. President
Iayors policy is wise one. his determination patriotic;
and while predetermined aconss may exhaust the vo-
cabulary of blngsgate for Of abuse ard vupera
ton, the nation the great Of the people, will rally
to his support, d'sastain and uphold him. This is,a
part Of his administrative policy which has been 50
sneeringly alluded to. PEACE! Peace with all the
world this is his doctrine. Good faith and justice to-
wards all nafions- and harmony with all the
wod." II will be seen (ssys the same paper) as his
Administration Progresses and its policy vsl ped
that there is an Anecanism about it which cannot Fall
to commend il to all right-ninded men.
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- i PUBLISHED BY
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q. F. Dollars per a,i,ul payable in adcGnce No sub
t9. trI recered shorter time months
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For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms are: tr the privilege
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cor fne advertising has particular line Of business.
LOB PRINTING ereeuted neatly and erpedously and
.-OutaaJle terms.
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From The Charlottesville .4drocate.
UNIV feS7TY OF VIRGINIA.

The n session Of the University Of Va closed yes
erday Will exercises of deeply interesting character
The spacious Rotunda filled to overlooking ny
highly respectable and Intelligent audience assembled to
manifest their interest in the prosperity of the Institution.
At IL O'Clock, the Visitors, Faculty. Alumni and Stu
dents met near the fot of the Lawn and marched in pro-
cession to the Rotunda, where Diplomas delivered
the Graduates in the various Schools and the names
of those who had distinguished themselves announ-
ced. The number of Graduaies is much larger han
before since the foundation Of the University The de-
gree of Ma ter Of Arts conferred on of the Stu
DENTS and that Of Bachelor of Arts others. After
The awarding Of the Diplomas and an Address, by MIR.
Thomas NJ. Amber, Bachelor of.Ars, the Annual Ad-
dress before the Alumni was delivered by Professor
Oabney of Washington College 1t was most sue
cessfu eftut-chase, eloquent and repete with sound
sense.
AT the close Of the exercises Dr. Harrison rose and
in the name of Faculty, congratulated the Students
upon the success which had attended their labos and
the good order and kind feelings by which the session
had been characterized and rendered to them the best
wishes Of the Faculty for their prosperity and happiness
through life.
The meeting ofihe Society of Alumni was quie well
attended several members from distance being pre-
sent. committee appointed to enquire into the ex-
pedency Of publishing aeCatalogue of the Alumni to
port the next meeting. The next session of the Un
iversiy being the 25th deemed appropriate eel
citrate lis close with peculiar eclat and it deermn
ed that an Grafton should be delivered specially COM
memorave of the epoch in its history. Mr. Muscoe r.
H. GARNETT, of Essex, was elected Orator, and Mr.
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Winchester, alternate.
The Board of Visitors have determined to add another
Professorsnp, viz: O. History and English Literature
but it is understood that no appointment will bepade
till their next annual meeting, at the close Of the maxi
session The want Of such Chair has long been: fsl
but the funds Of the University would not admit Of IFS as
Enlistment. :
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UNIVERSITY OF TIRGIJNLi.
PROF[CIENTS


l. In The .4ngto Saron Language and Literature
A M Barbour. Cupeper; Fl Il Coleman, Halifax;.W
III Christian, New Kenr; David Earrar, rluvanna r
Gaines, Charlotte, Jno Gholson, Petersburg; G l.
Hudson. Mississippi; TIL Joynes: Accomac; E Pol
lard, Albemare; J M StrewaIt, Shenandoah; Philip
Tabb, Gloucester.
H. In Political Economy j J Amber, Orange; 0
Andrews, Norfolk C r Ayres, Fauqnier; + Bayly,
Accomac; Jas Chalmers, Halifax c Dabney, Missssip-
pi; Gaines, Charotte B 4 t1uner, Accomac; w +
NJ Holiday, Winchester; Jno Howard, MeckenbMg
Hudson ,NIissssippi; George Loyal, Nofolk Chas
Marshall. Wm H Payne Fauquer; Saunders, Frank
lin; II Scott. Amherst; NJ Strange, F1uvarrna;
Nshl Tyler, Prince William; G Wartele, Louisiana;
? B Nhitle MeckIenburg.
ILL., In Bellies Lettres.-D Boston, Fluvanaa;:E
Taylor, Orange.
IL. IN Government and .Naiionafand Constitutional
Lnc.-D w Clay, Campbell; VIM Dabney Pow
haan; VIM II Payne, .Fauquer.
.4ncient Languages.-La the Latin Language and
Luteratwe.-Jas Chalmers, Halfax;R + Coleman, Han.
over; J NJ Hart, Louisa; R G II Kean. Carpine Dani
Lyon Jr Petersburg;T M Matthews. Buckingham WIN
Matthews, do Philip H Montague, Richmond; James
Peasants, do; VIM. D. Schooer, Caroline; r G Saun-
ders, Campbell, w Snead, Fluvanna; w Upshaw.
Essex; l. Williams. Rchmond w Williams, Or
aHge; w A Woodson, Albemarle. s
In Tie School Of .4lcient Languages. A
Adams, Charles City; A NJ Barbour, Culpeper; G
w Basselt. Hanover; w L R Broun. Loudoun; Jno
Broadus, University of Va Il. T Davis, CharIoties-
vile: John Gbolsou Petersburg; John Hart, Loui-
sa; Latham. Calpeper; Philip Tabb, Gloucester;
B Wilson. Winchester.
II. In Modern Languages Ii Tie French Language
and Literatme.-E A Adams, Charles City Il NJ Am
bier, Fsuquier; w Basseti, Hanover; w C Clayton,
Romney; H E Coleman, Halifax; r L Coleman. Han
over; L Davis, Charlottesville James Dunn Peters
burg Thos Edmunds, Halifax; J Y Gholson. Peters
hurg Geo L Gordon, Abemarle; C Harris, Ca roline;
james NJ Hart, Louisa; John Hart. do w w Henry
Charlotte; L Jones. Accomac r Ii Kean, Caroline;.
Jas Latane, Essex; Dan'l Lyon Jr Petersburg; Geo
Mason, WinchesteG'r NJ Matthews, Buckingham; VIM
Mathews, do; Il NJ A Moore, Orange; JsTs Points,
Stanton; Il J Randolph, AlbemarIe; G Saunders,
Campbell; Philip Tabb, Gloucester; w Upshaw. Es-
sex; S Walker, Richmond; L Williams, do; w G
Williams, Orange.
In the Spanish language and Literature Wv p
Burwell, Powhatan; G w Cary. Lewisburg; R T Cole
man, Hanover; z Gaines, Charlotte; Jno Gh,lson,
Petersburg; Geo Gordon, AIbermarle Frederick Hor-
ner. Fauquier; r G H Kean, Caroline; f r Labranche,
Louisiana; J La,ane, Essex; Nj Matthews, WIN
Matthews, Buckingham George Mason, Winchester H
G Pate, Bedford; + A Pollard. Albemarls; r Sam
ders. Campbell; Philip Tabb, Gloucester; WIN Viii
lians, Orange. ~
In the IaliGa language and Literasurs.-CJ Harris.
Caroline; John Hart, LOUISE; e Laoranche, Louisi
ana; S. L. Souhall, Charlottesville.
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DR. r coo s. SC.

so bales domestcs, 10 bales osnabugs $50 pieces cacoe
2o0 pieces bleached domestcs, 80 pieces beached and
brown dngs, 80 pieces Alpaca, 90 fur and wool
hats broad cloths cassmeres jeans goods for pants
coats and vestings linen, bed ticking white cambria gng
hams, lawns, nankeen tweeds, buttons OF all kinds Pens,
sc. Shoves forks hand saws scyhe blades, wheat selves
cotton and wool cards. knives and forks kettles and
table spoons shaving boxes, percussion caps, shoe
tae soe thread, backing, steel yards coffee mills soda,
saeraus brimsone EPSON salts, putty lamp black copper
alum, ogwood sapee, mustard nutmegs, cap and let
ter paper Chocolate black tea, Sc &c All of which they
determined to sell at the lowest market for
cash or in exchange for country produce
They respectfully invite their friends and the public
rally give them call before making purchases nothing
shall be left unturned to give them 81 Great Bargains
arch it
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Sale of Real Estate
IN BEDFORD COUNTY.

IN BEDFORD COUNTY.
T authority and in pursuance of two DEGREES OF the Cir
I'D Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for Bedford
county, pronounced in the 1iler Greasy at the
October term 1884, and April term, 1919, respectively Of
said Court, the undersigned Commissioners, will the 9th
July, the premises, proceed SELL public auction, the
highest bidder the TRACT OF LAND in the proceedings
Of said mehtoned Otter River, in the
Bedford, and occupied by Franklin Greasy and
TERMS.-A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given the purchaser executing bonds with approved
security and the title retained all the purchase money
ispald JOHN F; SALE,
CHAS. r. SLAUGHTER,
July 2-wt24Jy Com'rs
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staple ard Fancy Dry Goods.

adapted to the town and country trade.
Our friends and purchasers generally invited to call and
examine stock, satisfied offer them
ducement deal with equal any afforded in this mark
ct. In the stock viii be found all the latest and most fashion
able STYLES Of Ladies' Dress Goods such silks, tissues
ages, linen ustres, French cambrics lawns plaid and
brodered aron all color mandern capes, gnghams, gd
swiss and plaid musns aapaccas all coors, and hand
article OF Ladies' collars 10 cents, scars and shaw
all kinds and almost every article needu and handsome
in he way of Ladies' apparel The gentlemen will find our
stock well suited TO their wants from the finest cloth down.
Countsy Merchants will find it greatly their advantage
to examine stock before purchasing
April Cts PETERS & STIGLER
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Trust Sale of Negroes,

DY VIRTUE of 4 deed of ust executed bv Nelson Tins
ID ley, the 2Sth day December last to the unlergn
ed he Will proceed sell Saturday, the 2ls
INSTANT in front of the Market house. the town of Lynch
burg, A NEGRO WOMAN AND FOUR CHILDREN
Zone girl and three boys)
The title to the said negroes IS believed be entirely
good, but the undersigned Will convey such only vested
IN him by the deed aforesaid.
July 9-t2lJy JNO. NJ SPEED Trustee
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VOCAL MUSIC,

MIR. PERKINS. assisted by Mrs. Perkins, in the
W. Juvenile Glasses. will open School for nstruc-
ton in VOCAL MUSIC, in the large basement room
of the Masonic Hall. to commence Tuesday evening
the 9th inst. In order the wishes of Parents and
all others who feel interest in hisbranch Of educaton
the Juvenile Glass will meet at the School Room, at
half past 5o'cock, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evenings. The Adult Glass, will meet on Monday
Wednesday, and t'rGay nights, at s o'clock
Having had many years experience in Teaching, we
believe this School will offer facilities for acquierns
knowledge Of the Elementary principles combined with
the practice of Music but seldom enjoyed in any
muniiy.. The Terms also are such as to afford whole
families the opportunity of attending the LECTURES.
Parents and all others Interested. invited TO meet
at the School room, with the Juvenile Glass on Tuesday
evening, when the system and plan of teaching will be
exDainpd
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POLITICAL,
WASTE NOT A MOMENT.


BY CHARLES LESTER.
There IS 10 time, in any cline,
That should be unemployed
An active mind will ever find
There's nothing dull and void.
All things tina. live, some charms win give,
II sought without delay;
From year to year I seem to hear
This truthful voice of wisdom say
Waste not moment
The singing Birds in simple words,
Anever truthful lesson tell,
That Incidence by no pretence,
Can fill our earthly mission well
Go, watchthem work, they never Turk
In Incidence about,
Throughout the day, you'll find that they,
While the light of day is out,
Waste not moment !
II you at ease, your mind would please,
Let not the time be wasted,
But take book, and throughout it look,
And when its sweets you've tasted,
Peruse it well, and on it dwell,
And find some truthful lay
To feed your mind, and then you'll find
The voice of Holy Truth to say
Waste not moment
Heed not mankind, who are SO blind
To look but at the covers;
Like maidens fair, who only care
For the appearance of their lovers;
Bat search for truth aspiring youth,
'"ris always worth your Findings"
My plain advice is small in price
You'll find it meath the binding
Waste net moment
In every hour we have the power
To do some little good;
If we neighbor help to labor,
IT'S only doing what we should
For we were sent with the intent,
Upon his fertile land
Man and brother, help one another,
For 'tis thy Gods command,
Waste not amoment