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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
REPO ORTS
OF THE AWARDING COMMITTEES.
ON HORSES.

The first Committee on Horses, after a
careful examination Of the numerous ami
mails offered for their inspection, beg leave
respectfully to report We award the pre-
MUM for the best Stallion Ia r. G. Watson.
for his Horse "Frsnk Thompson;" TO N
Stonestreetfnr bes, Brood Mare, thorough
bred to Charles A. Pye, for best Brood
Mare, common breed; to Joseph Wills, for
best Colt, thorough bred; to VIM. Matthews
for best FIIly, thorough bred; TO Uzzial
Nalley, for bes. Colt, common breed to
Josias Hancock, for bes. FIlly, common
breed. VIM. THOMPSON,
ROBERT FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON MULES.

The Committee TO whom was referred
the consideration of Jacks and Mules, beg
leave to report, lha. no qualruped Jack was
exhibited, bu. if The Society would give pre-
miums for bipeds, they could soon exhaust
all their funds. They award the premium
Of SIS for the best pair of Mules to Mr.. J..
Il. Brent, and the premium Of So for the
best Mule Colt 10 Alexander Fl. Robertson.
F. II. DIGGEs,
JAMES o. OLIVER,
JAMES Fl. NEALE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON SOAP, STARCH AND CANDLES.

The Committee on Soap, Starch and Can
dies, beg leave TO report, that in the execu-
lion Of the duty imposed upon them, they
proceeded to examine the differen. lots Of
Soap. Starch and Candles, and were much
pleased and gra,iied to see such a display
Of these useful articles and in their judg-
ment The Soap and Starch could no, be sur
passed. Your Commi!ee had great difficult
,y to decide between lots No. 9, 3 and 4
Of The Soap, but having to award premiums
to the lst and "a best, they do award to
10, No. 2, (Mrs. E. A. Neale's.) the first
premium, and to lot No. 3, (Mts. Henly
Smool's,) the second premium. The same
difficulty arose as to the Starch, but on care
ful consideration they do award to lol No.
2, (Mrs. Sophia Gardiner's.) The premium;
and to lot No. 3 Candles, Mrs. E. Far
rall's,) they award the premium. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
NATHANIEL HALEY,
VIM. G. RoBEY,
WILLIAM NEvITT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON CATTLE.

The Committee on Callle award as fol-
lows:
To Col VIM. Thompson for bes. Bull
improved breed, SIS; TO Dr.. F. r. Wills, for
best Bull, common breed, So; TO F. Fl.
Digges, for best Bull Of any breed, from
10 3 years, So; /" Nicholas Sloneslfee', for
bes. Mich Cow, improved breed, S5, to
Rev. James Moore, for best M;lch Cow
common breed, So; TO Col. VIM. Thomp-
son, for bes, Heller, improved breed, So; to
S. Dyson Davis, for best Heler, common
breed, So.
Francis THOMPSON,
EDWARD Miles,
JAMES l.. BRAWNER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON OXEN.

The Committee on Oxen respectfully re-
port, that they regret the very few compete
tors in this department Of the Exhibition
bu. they feel proud to say that those ex-
hibiled were very fine. They had not muc h
difficulty in making up their judgment, and
have determined to award both the frs, and
second premiums TO the worthy and excel
len, President of The Sncietv j ohm Hamilton.
II. A. NEALE,
THOMAS @. BEAN,
STANisLAUs FARRALL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON SOCKS AND STOCKINGS.

To the President Of the agricultural Society Of Charles
County, Md.
SIR: Your Committee upon Socks and
Stockings, after careful examination OF the
several lots exhibited, would beg leave most
respectfully to report as follows: For the
hes, homemade Yarn Socks, we awsrd the
premium to 10. No. g. Miss Le,i'ia OI'ver's);
for the bes, homemade Yarn Stockings, we
award the premium to lot NJ. 3, (Mrs So
phia Gardiner's); for The best Cotton SOCKS
we award the premium to lot No: l, Mrs.
Ann WillsD; for The best Cotton Stockings,
we award the premium to lot No. =, (Mrs.
E. A. Neale's).
Your Committee would beg leave to sug
oes, (in addition to those lots Of Socks sud
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON QUILTS AND COUNTERPANES.

Your Committee on Quilts and Counter
panes, after examining a large quantity Of
such goods, all Of which deserve much merit,
and reflect infinite credit on the ladies,
who, with SO much industry and skill, have
contributed to The interests Of this Exhibi-
.ion. Your Committee would gladly have
given premiums to all, but this could mol
done.
We award to No. Is, (Mrs. Mary S.
Prce's,) homemade Yarn C"unlerpane,
the Isl premium; to No. II, (Mfs. E G.
Davis',) homemade Yarn Coun,erpane. the
second premium I" No. s, (Mrs. Kitty
Turner's,) Cotton Counterpart. premlnm;
to No. 3, (Mrs Mary Smoo,'s,) home made
Quilt, the lst premium; to No. 2, Mrs. Dr..
S. w. DENTS, homemade Quilt, the second
premium.
TO those who are disappointed in the
foregoing decisions, we would say they have
the consolng reflection, tina, although they
did not receive premiums from the Society,
that they in the opinion of your Commit
lee deserve Them. All Of which is respect
fully submitted, with the greatest Difference
to the opinions of the fair ones concerned.
Respectfully, VIM. Boswell,
B. D. SPALDING.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON TAPESTRY, AND PLAIN AND FANCY
NEEDLEWORK -........

NELDIIN w YIN. .
This Commi.lee respectfully beg leave 10
report, that owing 10 the numerous besuli-
fol specimens presented 10 them for exami-
nation, they had grea, difficulty in deter
mining to which 10 award the premiums.
The competition was so close, the execution
Of each piece Of work so perfect and SO
beautiful, ,ha, they were unable for con-
siderable time to come TO any conclusion
whatever, and regretted exceedingly ,ha, i,
was not in their power 10 award premium
to each one Of the contestants, for in truth
each deserved premium. Never have we
seen anywhere or on any former occasion,
work to excel or even to equal the speci-
mems here presented for exhibition.
After the most careful examination they
were capable Of making, the Committee have
awarded The premium for the hest 10, Of
Tapestry to 10, No. l, Miss NJ. C. Thomp-
son's); for ,he best fancy NeeedIework,
other than Tapestry, to embroidered Stole,
Miss Mar,in's); for the best plain Needle
work TO lot No. S, (Mrs. E. Farrall's.)
F. MATTHEWS,
N. SToNEsTREET,
II. r. HARRIS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON BUTTER AND BREAD.

The Committee on Butter and Bresd a.
ward the premium for the best lot Of fresh
Butter to No. S, Mrs. John HamiI,on'sl !;
for The second bes, 10. to No. Z, (Mrs. E..
G. Davis'(; for The best po.led Butter to No.
6, (Mrs. Sophia GARDENERS y for the second
bes. to No. 3, (Mrs. E. A. Nesle's;) y for tho
best homemade Wheat Bread to No. 3,
(Mrs. E. A. Neale's y FOR the bes. Corn
Bread to No. !, Mrs. E. A. Neale's.
JOHN Il. FERGUSON,
SAMUEL HANSON,
Committee.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26

For the best pair Ewes, common breed, to
DR.. S. w. Dent, So.
For the best 10, of Lambs, no. less than
4, improved breed, 10 Col. VIM. Thomp-
son, 50.
For the best Slaughtered Mutton. we "a
ward the pr'ze to No. |, (Mr. Lyme Shack
elford's,) So.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
john d. FREEMAN,
THOMAS S. GARDINER,
PETER WooD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON POTATOES AND TURNIPS.

The Comm,,ee appointed to award pre-
mIums for the best one-eighih acre Of Ifish
Potatoes and the best one nth acre Of fTur-
nlps, having examined the certificates hand
ed to them. respectfully report, that to Mr.
Richard B. Posey is due The premium for
Potatoes, and to Mr. Nathaniel HALEY for
Turnips. Two certificates ONLY were sub
mi,led. THOMAS l.. SPEAKE,
P. DAVIS,
B. d. SPALDING.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON POULTRY.

The undersigned Committee on Poultry
beg leave to award the follow ing premiums
For The best pair Of Turkeys-male and
female-to No. 3-~(belonging to Mrs.
George II. Gardiner)
For the best pair of Geese to No. 4 Or.
r. Fergusson.)
For the best.pair Of Puddle Ducks to No.
3 (belonging to John B. Maddox
For the bes, pair Of Barnyard Fowls 10
No. 2 Orchard B. Posey.) " g. s
DAVID MIDDLETON,
JOHN B. MADDOX,
john WARE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ROC DIN G S

OF THE
CHARLES COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
AT ITS
FOURTH .4.ENU.7L EXHIBITIONS,
HELD IN PORT ToBAcco ON THE 18TH AND 18TH
OF NOVEMBER, 1851.
November 12M, 1851.
The Society met, and was called TO order
by the President, JOHN HAMILTON, Esq
The several Awarding Committees were
called, and the places of the absent members
,hereof filled by the appointment of other
members Of the Society present. After
which, The Society adjourned ill tomorrow
morning.
.Norember 18Th, 1851.
The Society re-assembled this morning
and proceeded to the election of officers for
the ensuing year.
Gen. J. G. CHAPMAN offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously y a
dopted:
Resolred, That the present officers Of the
Society be continued for the ensuing year.
Before the question was put upon this re-
solution the President, Mr.. HAMILTON, beg
ged to be excused from serving another year.
He was, however, urged to accept, and final
ly yielded to the wishes Of the Society.
The hour having arrived for delivering the
Annual Address, Major GEORGE w. NAT
THEws arose and delivered an able address,
which was listened TO with marked atten-
ton and received with grea. applause.
DR.. HIGGISs, the States Agricultural
Chemist, being present, was next introduce
to the Society. He stated briefly the ohjecl
of his visit, and when he should commence
his official duties in this county.
Gen. CHAPMAN, offered the following,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resozred, That the thanks Of the Society
be rendered TO Major GEO. w. MATTHEW'S,
for the interesting Address delivered this
day, and that the Executive Committee be
requested to ask copy for publication.
The Reports of the several Awarding
Committees were then read, and the premi-
ums awarded accordingly.
After which, Mr.. Jenifer said, in looking
over The list he did no, find premium a.
warded for one OF the most beautiful speci-
mems Of domestic industry which had been
exhibited. He was sure the only reason
was, lha. the splendid article which attract
ed so much attention and admiration did not
come within the range Of the Committees
limits. Mr.. j., therefore, offered The follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously a.
doped:
Resozred, That the ladies Of the Bryan
town Female School be entitled to pre-
MUM for the splendid Chair, SO beautifully
wrought by them, exhibited a. the Agricul-
tural Fair, and that the Executive Commit
tee select such premium as they may deem
most appropriate.
The Society then adjourned.
JOHN HAMILTON, President.
E. WELLS, JR, Secretary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON HOGS.

ne NOWulIttee appointed 10 eXdtliiHe
and award premiums Tor Hogs, beg leave 10
repor, Tha. they entered upon that duty
with some degree Of reluctance but after
carefully examining all The Hogs presented
for their inspection, they award to Dr.. X.
FERGUSON a premium of 50, for the best
Bosr-breed, Delaware White; and they
award ID the same gentleman premium Of
So for The best Sow, of the same breed
Aud after examining the three different,
Sows and Pigs presented by Mr. Joseph
Young, Mr.. Richard Barnes, and MIR. Abss-
lom Tennison, they award premium Of 81
to Mr.. Tennson for his Sow and Pigs
breed, Chester. They award the premium
Of So to Maj. George w. Matthews for The
bes, Pork Hog.
The Committee are Of opinion, however.
that the Sow end Pigs Of Mr.. Richard Barnes
were very fine-breed, (of Sow Parkinson.
(of Pigs half Delaware as was also the
Sow and Pigs of Mr. Joseph Young. Diff
ticut as it was to decide upon the merits
Of the different animals presented, the Com
mitee have selected wta, they believed 10
be the best. Respectfully,
S. w. DENT,
JAMES Il. BRENT,
SYLv. F. GARDINER,
r. G. WATsoN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON WHEAT.

The Committee on Agricultural Produc-
,ions, for the Iarges, product Of Whea', re-
port that three statements and certificates
have been furnished for the Sociely's pre-
MUM.
Richard Barnes, Esq, grew upon one acre
by measurement, 81 l-2 bushels; Doctor
Francis r. Wills grew upon one acre So l-2
bushels, and upon five acres 23S bushels,
being AZ l-2 bushels and IA quarts TO
the acre ; James +. Neale grew upon four
acres, two roodS. seven perches and thirteen
square yards, l57 bushels, being 80 Sd
bushels per acre.
The committee award TO Dr.. Wills The
premium for The best field of Wheat Of moi
less than five acres. SIS; to Dr.. Wills, Tor
The best acre of Wheat. 81; to james F.
Nea!e, Esq, for the second best acre OF
Wheat, S3.
There are no competitors for the Sncie-
ty's premium for Oats.
JOHN G. CHAPMAN,
S. FARRALL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON SADDLE HORSES.

Your COMMITTEE respectfully beg leave
TO report, tina. there were some five gentle
men who exhibited Saddle Horses for COM
petition, and we found much difficulty in
deciding upon the superior merits of any
ope, but finally awarded the premium to Mr..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26

This is to certify, that we the subscribers, on
the 7th day of November, 1851, measured one
eighth ofa acre, eighth Of 20 yards square,
of Irish Potatoes, and superntended the digging
and measuring, and the product was % bushels,
for Richard B. Posey. SAMUEL Bush,
GEO DUNNINGToN.
The above crop raised in the following way,
to wit The land flushed some time in April !;
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
BENNETT NEALE,
GRIFFIN CARTER,
LYME SuACKELFoRD.
ON TW1LLED CLOTH, LINSEY AND DO
MESTIC FLANNEL.

ON TW1LLED CLOTH, LINSEY AND DO
MESTIC FLANNEL.
The Committee appointed to award pre-
miums in this department, were highly pleas.
ed to see spread before them for their inspec-
tion, so many beautiful specimens OF the in
dus,ry and skill Of The Charles county ladies.
as met their eyes on every hand. !, was
with some difficulty that we were enabled
to decide To whom The merit, for having
manufactured The best articles, should be
awarded. However, after a scrn,in'z'ng ex-
animation we agreed TO award as follows:
For the best Plaid Linsey, to No. 6 (de-
posted by Jo>ias II. Hawkins premium
So; and for the second best, to Mrs. George
Carrico-premIum So.
For the bes, Cassinet, to No. 3 (deposi,ed
by Miss E. A. Tucker, er,)-premium So.
For the best TwilIed Cloth, to Mrs. E. G.
Davs-premium So; and for the second
best, TO No. z, deposited by Mrs. Richard
Price e)-premium So.
For the bes, Domestic Flannel, to No.
(deposi,ed by Miss G. Hanson)-premium
So; and for the second best TO Mrs. E
Hanson-preminm So.
For the bes, Plaid Cotton, to N o. 2, (de-
posted by Mrs. Sarah Maddox )-premum
So. VIM. FERGUSON,
II. II. ROBERTSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
BY E. WELLS, JR.
DITOR Nd PROP r I K.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, @,'oo oo
&c g ifnot paid within SIX months' w
ADvERrisEMENTs.-Sl per square tor three inseI-
tons--ls lines of small type or IA OF large type
constituting square-and 25 cents Ior every sup-
secuent insertion. If the number oi insertions De
not marked on the advertisement it Will be pub
aished until forbid, and charged accordingly.
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON CORN.

The Committee on Corn report: That
but three competitors exhibited certificates
Of product for premiums-Josias II. Hawk
ins, Esq, ''for the best field Of Corn, no, less
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
ON GARDEN VEGETABLES.

Your Committee take grea. pleasure in
reporting, that of all the different varieties
Of Vegetables which were presented for their
examination, all were certainly excellent !;
and we can with pride and pleasure con-
graduate our friends upon their success.
1t is, therefore, unnecessary for us to say
tina. it was with difficulty a selection was
made, SO nearly equal were all in excellence.
We however concluded TO award as follows:
For the best bushel of Irish Potatoes 10
to No. 9, (Mr. Richard B. Posey's); for the
hes, bushel Of Swe ee, P Po,atoes to No. l, Mrs.
Eliza A. Robey's), for the best specimen
of Cabbage, no, less than six, to No.2, Or.
B. N eaIe's); for the best lot of Bee,s, not
less than ten, to No. 9, (Rev. Jas. Moore's);
for the best bushe OF Parsnps to No 2,
(Rev. James Moore's); for The best busheI
of Carrots to No. l, (Rev. James Moore's); ;
for the best lot of Pumpkins, not less than
six, to No. 3, (Cap,. E. w. Day's); for the
best lot of assorted Vegetables to No. 2,
Or. B Neale's.
BENNETT NEALE,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26

John B Maddox's bay Horse, years Old
All of which is respe ctlullv submitted.
GEORGE DENT,
SAMUEL Cox,
RICHARD PRICE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26
JOHN u. CHAPMA.
>. t ARRALL.
CERTIFICATES AND MODE OF CULTIVATION

|
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that at
the request of DIR. F. r. Wills we measured one
acre, and five acres of land, growing Wheat
June, eighteen hundred and fifty -one-after the
manner usually practiced by farmers, viz at the
rate Of seventy yards square to the acre.
| w. w. FRANKS.
hereby certify, that the Wheat grown on the
one acre, came from the acre of land which pro-
iduced-two Falls ago-filteen barrels, one and
half bushels of Corn, that obtained the first pre-
MUM at the first Agricultural Fair of Charles
county, Md.
| l hereby certify, too, that the whole five acres
was in one piece, and grew Corn the same Fall,
two years ago. This land has had never any kind
of manure it since the time it grew the Corn :;
but remained in clover and was plaistered.
! The number of bushels on the one was fifty
eight and half; the number on the five was
two hundred and thirty eight bushels. Both kinds
| of Wheat were the Polish white. The above
mentioned acres Of Corn were not planted for pre-
MUM Corn, but planted like the balance Of my
field, 5 l2 feet apart. F. r. WILLS.
Maryland, Charles County, Set:
! On this 10Th day Of November, 1851 this is to
certify, that the bushel of Wheat which accom-
panies this, part of the product Of a single
acre, which was carefully measured; and that the
Barnes, measured in our presence, 81 l-2 bushels
of merchantable Wheat.
Given under our hands, this 12th day Of Novem-
Der, 1851. ROBERT X DAVIS,
GEO. Ii. MUsCHETT
We hereby certify, that at the request of James
F. Neale, Esq, we have carefully measured lot
of Wheat and report that it contains four acres,
two roOdS, percheS and thirteen square
yards and annexed have his affidavit that
one hundred and fifty seven bushels of Wheat was
taken therefrom, which by careful calculation we
further report is average of thirty three bushels
and three fourths of bushel per acre.
SAMUEL Cox,
J. I'll. ROBERTSON.
maryland, Charles County, TO ,cit:
On this 18th day of November, 1851, before me
the subscriber, Justice of the Peace in and for
the County and State aforesaid, appeared James F.
Neale, and made oath on the Holy Evangely of AL
mighty God, that the one hundred and fifty-seven
bushels of Wheat was taken from the above specif-
ed lot ofground. Sworn before P. DAVIS.
! ON CORN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26

l hereby certify, that Mr.. Nathaniel HALEY
made 60 bushels of Turnips from about one-eighth
of an acre of land. WIN. G. RoBEY
The mode of cultivation was as follows The
land was sandy loan, cowpenned highly, worked
over three or four times before seeding. Time Of
seeding, the first week in August
N HALEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26

Stockings, to which we have after nice dis
elimination awarded the several premlums,)
,ha, there were other lots of fine material,
and we'll wrought, which richly merit The
notice and commenda.ion of the Society,"
All Of which we respectfully submit.
CHARLES w. BARNES,
VIM. HAMILTON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26

left so until just before planting, then e-ploughed
raked and rolled; about 200 lbs. Peruvian Guano
applied broadcast to the acre, and moderate
manuring of farm-yard manure applied in the fur
rows the slips When the first Potato showed
its head above ground the rake was applied to the
whole surface of the patch about 2 weeks after
wards the rows were ploughed out those plants
bent down by the plough set up and little dirt
applied where necessary all grass and weeds cut
up, and the crop left until digging commenced.
Nov. II, 1851. RICHARD B. PosEY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-26

THE
CHARLES COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,
FOURTH .4yN.NU.7L EXHIBITION,
HELD IN PORT TOBACCO ON THE 18th AND 18TH
OF NOVEMBER, 1851.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-25

GWe notice that Messrs. Gould &
Lincoln, of Boston announces a new
work in press, entitled "Young Ameri-
cans abroad, on Vacation in Europe"
This work is from the polished pen of
the Rev. DR.. C. houlcs, Of this town; and
from what we have heard of it's charac.
ter, We consider it just the thing to fill
up n gap in that peculiar kind OF Iitera-
ture which has long existed. The book
is calculated more particularly for the
instruction and entertainment of boys,
and is intended TO give them vast deal
of information in regard to men and
things abroad, which they would not be
likely to acquire by reading ordinary
books Of travel. We know Of no gen.
tleman who is so well calculated to make
Just such book AS this will be, us DR..
Choules he has just returned from Eu-
rope, where he made a very thorough
,our,-hc is an exceedingly obsei wing
man, and takes great interest in the
welfare and proper training of boys and
young men, aud well knows how to
write for their instruction and entertain
mont.