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HsLTTMoRE FEMALE COLLEGE.

1
| THIS INSTITUTION affords e4ery facility fo
| L thorough, practical, accomplished ant
Christian education upon Protestant principles
| and enjoys an extensive patronage from Mary
land, Delaware, Pennsyivania, Virginia, Soul
Carolina, Mississippi, Ohio, Arkansas and Nilsson
ri. The fall term opens ON MONDAY, Augus
| 30th, under the following Faculty:
N. q. BaooKs, A. NJ, Professor of Moral Phi
losophy aud ancient Languages
Rev. b. II, NaDAi, A. NJ, Biblical Literature.
| Rev. r. WAuoH, A. M, Mathematics and Ma
tural Science. ~ .' r"1 7a "fs '11ai
s. II. PaATr, M. d Assistant h, Mathematics and
Miss s. ). BuaroS, BeIIes- Lettres and ornaner.
Mise S. A. HAMILTON, English Branches and
History. ~,
Miss M L. BsooKs. Assistant in English and
Mons J l.. LA RErNTRIE, French and Spanish.
Mons. VIScEsrE CzuRDA, Piano and Guitar
Mics ELLEN c. GoBR gohT, Instrumental Music.
Miss ELLEs q. CRossY, Piano. 1s-r Oh
Mr.. A. J. CLEAvELANp, Vocal Music.
Mr.. THos. X. RucKLE, Drawing and Painting.
0o- Borders reside in the family of the Prcsi-
dent. Board and tuition from $i75 to- goo per
annuln For catalogues containing all necessary
N. q. BROOKS, A. NJ, President,
b. Aug 25--lew3w Baltimore, Maryland
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioncer. Cd.
ao*rrnmons s~ro OF or.'a.rc; eS.c--.
Der, 1852, the following Ordnance Stores, viz!
40 "a FOUNDER iron guns, old pattern
3S l8 do do do
1919 do do do
90 do do do
1924 do iron howitzers, do
horse carts
fire engines
! hose and hose cart
2sets OF harness
A lot Of fence palings aud posts.
The articles can be seen at the ArsenBl on any
day before the day of sale.
Sale TO commence at IL m.
Terms: Cash on delivery-the articles to be re.
moved by the purchaser.
JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
Aug "a .." ..f
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. c.
THE Literary Exercises Of this Institution will
i recommcnce on the lst day of September.
TERMS:
Per quarter, (of twelve weeks,) payable in ad.
vance
For the Classical Department. .SI2 so
For the Mercantile Departmental, 10 90
For the Preparatory Department. 6 90
SAM BARBER, President.
3l-lw
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

LHROM and after this date shall offer our
Il large and we'll assorted stock at first cost,
embracing not only summer goods, but also sta.
pies and fancy articles Of every description; such
as
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Three ply, ndother
Carpe'ings
Linen and Cotton Shirts, Table Damasks
Damask Table Cl,ti g, Damask Napkins
Towellings, Shectngs, and Pillow Linens
Bed Quilts and Counterpancs
Floor Oilcsths, Rugs, &c.
Together with every other article in our line for
house. furnishing purposes.
Our stock of dress and other fancy goods being
much larger than desire, and beir g determined
to carry strictly summer goods over to the next
season. we say emphaticaly that all such arc to be
sold rega rdless OF coat or value.
HOOE, BROTHER & co.
P.S.-We tako this occasion to return tbankn
to those of our customers who have promptly
responded to our call in the way Of settlements,
and trust that all others having unsettled &C
counts will do likewise.
JulyS II. b. x co.
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Post Office Operations.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending
August %, 1852.
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BOOK NOTICE.
EisRhRY HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE,

1IHHNHT ftUU5E " UkVHtsENTAIIVEbJ
. ,l-.,s..s August "A, 1852.
4 LARGE NUMBER OF BOOKS helUn zins
"A 10 this Office are yet tsa The members Of
the House, ond Others having them in their pos
session, are respectfully requested to cause them
TO be returned. JOHN A. PARKER,
Librarian House Of Representatives.
xug 26-dtf
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Mass Meeting Of tho Friends OF Scott and
Graham.
The friends of Scorr and GRAHAM in the Die
trict will hold Mass Meeting in front of the City
Hall on wednesday evening. the let of September.
at O'Clock p. IN. The citizens of the surrounding
counties invited to attend. The meeting will
be addressed by distinguished gentlemen.
WALTER LENOX,
President of the Washington Wing Club,
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SCHOOL BOOKS Of the various kinds used in
- the District. The latest editions at very low
prices. For sale by
Sept FRANCk TAYLOR.
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n,MEarr rItousANp GIT pkock LNF:

i TfnRs of different sizes, for S;gna, cR-vsd eJ
steam machinery. b. r. Sh"S,Nr
20 Nassau street, between the P~t Otls"
and the Cust UT house. New York
The difficulty of procuring chear and hnndso.n-
siene is now ohvi-,ed Ivy tho ore oi ;bess Le'"'+S
having two great advantages over other oigns-
they can be packed and for" ar!ed to nny part u
TIE wdrid without injury, and put NJ Ia 'hs o.
sired situation with very little trouble.
me- 0iit letters Warranted not - Change o0'"f-'
july Sim
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
DUNCAN, LEWIS. and BARLOW,
Va. IGi Ipiiliam ST. Get, Ne,r fors
5uly 81 3nI
SNUFF AVID TOBACCO.

nETER Lombard. surviving partner OF =. q
L G. Lorillard, No. ~ chatham street Me-
York, has constantly hand and for SHE sHa'
and 6nc.cu Tobacco OF the very beat ~ h'y, war
ranted to keep in nycina'o. "a" p'if@ = ~ 'e''
sent by addressing as above
Inly l3-3m
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TIE OLD EsrA aiISHED LOOK ~
-. N, E-sInIr.rr ~ ,7nE


GLASS WAREHOUSE or 1923.
At No IS Courtinndt street. Me-" York.
ORCHARDS klNGSLAND, N!tolcsai" dcatr' 'at
IN and manufacturer oi, Looking GLASSES, a.
importer Of Looking Glass Pir!'s ~ ii"'!S" d" a"
Store JVindo,rs. .-. -..
Merchants aud buyers generally aic r''i"%t''t
invited TO call and examine his llTg, 81 4, ;"
brscing all the siz's and rafi"u7 y"s 80" /" u
in this country from sta cegi glass t. ~" sV' s.
oussy ornamsnisd iirroy Of Az h""",eI dSal'" snI
upwards. 49, June S"--'W
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CORPORATION SIX PER GENT. STOCK,
~ interest payable quarterly, for sale.
Land Warrants wanted at highest rates.
City, Railroad, Mortgage, and other bonds, pay
ing seren and eight per cent, tor sale by
-. v. CHUBB BROTHERS, Bankers,
Aug 26-6t opposite Treasury.
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EOLIAN PIANOS.
c-tNE sSSnurNENC az RIOS

4 Fine ASSORTMENT OF BOSTON FF.l.
n NOS with Or without the admirable B"Na'
accompaniment, made by the Old house Of H,tlr".
Davis ( Co., may +" FUND ~ thrir Now f"'i
u'arcrouns, 297 broadway. Their sou herr and
weston cus'n,urrg viii u" rc'niu~0dritd be-.
r. ices to all rLs',a.n t1,1 s.,,i,. - b. ~.
FULL supply oi acoond.tand PiNn'r Farg. : -
Music at wholran!e auu retail. t''rf:' '1-s 49,.
to the trade. GtI1.E - TF'.tf.
aa7 BroaIv az. ~
TO- Mcssr-. GualG & Berry 80" cA.'0 .,'r i''@-
iisiiers and dealers, whvlsaa!" al :'la'. B" - =
Music and Musical Pubti, at.u'.s. lI.a' - !" :
nos ur Nusic supprti"n ~ 49, -
July l-3mn
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Amount on de- Drafts hereto Amount subject
post. fore drawn but to draft
Z not yet paid,
though payable
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nJ-Thc Interesting Ceremony OF Laying
the Corner stone OF the New Presbyterian Church,
corner of Fifth and etrcets, will take place this
(Wednesday) afternoon, at 5 o'clock. Addresses
will be delivered by the Rev. Mason NoBLE, JOAN
c. SMITH, and SILAs II. Hit, esq. and a collec-
ton made. .,'
All Ministers of the Gospel particularly, and our
fellow. citizens generally, are invited.
JOHN T.. SMITH,
t.. GEORGE S. GIDEON,
ANDREW G. CAROTHERS,
Septl Building Committee.
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DREnIIUM strawberries, BULBoUs
i Flower Roots, Pnonies, Rhubarb, Seakale,
Asparagus, and Patience Dock. The present
being the proper period for planting beds Of the
above. catalogues with prices will be mailed TO
all applicants who enclose stamps. The colieo.
ton If trees is unrivalled, and an immense stock
will be sold the coming autumn. ....
Prince's Nurseries, Flushing, New York.
Aug 27-U WIN r. PRlNCE 4 co.
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~ FALL FASHION HATS, 1859.
WE HAVE now ready complete assortment
w of this new and beautiful style Of Hat, whit
for elegance OF finish cannot be surpassed.
TODD CO,
Sept l-3tcod Hattcrs, Browns Hotel.
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ArriraI qf The AI6dfross.
New YoRK, August 3l.-The steamer Albatross,
from Quebec via Halifax. has arrived, in seventy
23d the frigae Mississippi, anchored at the mouth
of Northumberland Straits, IN on hoard were
yyeu
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ECHOLs a. PRYOR., Groccrs, Conn

- MIoSlCN AND FOR " 1RDING AGGNIS,
Would inform then friends, acquantances and te pub
lie generally. that they have just returned fr.n The
North with renewed stock OF Groctcs. Liquors tiaes
and Dry Goods, Of which they prepared fur
nisi accommodating those wishing purch-
such articles: Coffee. Sugar. Teas Mois>es. &c
Soda, Saera'us and Spices of all kinds Sole Leather
and all kinds of Staple Dry Goods such Cotton
Shirtings- Sheengs and Innings Osnaburg, BED Ticks,
Prints of every description, Airaccas &C. &c.
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps
Liquorsand Wines of all descriptions and On iltes
variety of Hardware, Knives aud Forks
Pocket Knives Trace and Halter Chains,
Spades and Shovels. Iron and Steel and many descrp-
tions of WOODEN WARE
Truly thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore manifested towards them they hope by strict
tion tobusiness and discrimination their part
der entire satisfaction all who may be plea 5ed call
them to he entitled to continuance Of heir tavcrs
They continue to pay strict personal attention to t
sale of all kinds of Produce such a- Tobacco Wheat,
Flour, Corn and Corn Meal Oats, and all Lunbe,s
All orders and consignm will be than kuiiy re-
ceived and meet with prompt attention
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NEW GOODS! NEW GGODsm COL

v HOCN & HOLT, Kyles Corler. take pleasure
in announcing the public. that they receiv-
ing and opening the varied, extensive ard eie
giant Stock of Dry Goods exhibited in Inc Lynch
burg market, and feel satisfied that no one who will
give their stock examination will fail in eng fully
satisfied both in price and quality. The Ladies' will
find complete assortment of Dress and o,ler goods.
consisting in part of the following articles. Brocadc
Silks, Checked, Plaid and plain, Black Silks Of c1ro
quality. Aquilla Tissues, Grape de Sprague, Lama
Cloth, and beautiful article, Grape deParis Ba-
Of the most elegant designs Six Lace Tissues.
Plain Barege, EN-. blk and plain Mouslir s, Donna
Maria Grapes, Organdies, Battiste, French and Eng
lisn Jaconett, Linen Popine. Lawns, Dotted Mnsins,
Muslin Flouncng, Collars, Under Sleeves EN-. LAND
kerchiefs very cheap Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Mu<lr
and Cambrick Edgngs and Insertings, Kid and Silk
Gloves, Silk Mts. Gimp and Fringes. Mantillas Crane
and Nett Shawls Mourning Goods in great variety.
gether with various other articles mem
ton in advertisement. Gentlemen will find n COM
plete selection ofFrench and English Cloths
Silk and other vesngs, Gloves in every vary, Cravats
plain and Fancy. Linen Drngs, Collars. Socks SILK
and Linen kdkfs &c. &c.-Onr Stock of pie Good
is very large and desirable We invite all in want of
Dry Goods to give a call
COLHOUN & HOLT.
April Its Kyies Corner, Lyhchburg
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Es4EzNIiA
ssfef zzasii Sas
CANAL ALOPENFROML MLYNCHBURG
~ TO BUCHANAN.

Through 10 oLyuchburg in "a hours-FARE 50 so
Through TO Le1ingtoni Trio Doys-FARE 90
Through 10 Buchanan in I'mo Doys-FAEE 90
Our Packet Boats leave Richmond for Lynchburg
daily usual, at Z. NJ, Sundays excepted and arrive
there in "a hours
Passengers by Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Boats in Lynchburg with the boats for Buch
anan, and arrive 6 p NJ, and with the Stage Line
at North River and arrive in Lexington at p. NJ.
The traveller with economy and comfort
survey the most beautiful scenery in the Mountains of
Virsi MIA. The view at Balcony Falls, where the james
River passes through the Blue Ridge, is in itself suf
6cent nucement for passengers take this line and
the whole route above Lynchburg, any bend of the
James, presents combination of River and Mountain
Scenery unsurpassed in any country.
The distance from the North River to the Natural
Bridge is only miles.
Rerurning-Lcave Buchanan at A. NJ and Lex
ington at NJ. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday,
and arrive in Lynchburg at 7. NJ.
Below card between Richmond and Lynchburg.
for fare and hours of arrival.
Leare Richmond Daily except Sunday. at p. M.
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Official HOnOrs to Gen. ROsas in Eng.
land.

lan0.
Public opinion. either in Great Britain or
the United States. is not entirely agreed, we
believe. as to whether General Rosas, recently
driven from the La Plata an exile to England
was very great tyrant or a very moderate
one. Certain it is, nobody Of late years has
looked upon him as the sort Of person deserv-
ing honor or respect from those who hate cru
city and abhor tyranny. Doubtless. like mos,
other men similarly circumstanced, he has been
greatly misrepresented and belied; and yet. for
our own parts. we must say that all the good
we ever heard Of him has been sunk rretrieva
bly, in the many crimes which darkened his
Dictatorship in Buenos Ayres. Be all that as
it may, nevertheless, it seems he was the re-
cipient of some very marked honors at the
hands of many of Her Majesty's official SER
wants in the dock-yards and arsenals at Ply
mouth. Marks of national respect for such a
character, the Earl of Granville, it would sp-
pear, looked upon as anything but deserved by
Gen. Rosas. or becoming on the part Of ma
ton like Great Britain; and so, we see, he rose
in his place in the House Of Lords. on the 29th
ult.. to ask for information upon the subject
from the Secretary ofihe Colonies. The Earl
Of Malmesbury replied that he could not an
swer as to the honors that had been paid to
Rosas at Plymouth: he believed they were un-
authorized; but, so far as the "distine eushed re-
gee" was concerned. he held that it was unfair
for them now to stamp him with the stigma Of
their reprobaton. Whatever crimes or cruel.
ties he had been guilty Of. he said. in effect, be-
longed properly to his nation, and not to him.
The Duke of Northumberland ex pressed simi
lar views; bnt Lord Granville persisted in his
oDinlon that II waa wrong IN nav of4,cial bou.
ors to such man.
We have deemed it expedient to put thi.
protest Of Earl Granville's, with Lord Nal
mesbury's disavowal. upon record, if only tc
show that neither exile nor misfortune entities
aman to public honors or public whose
character is in doubtful repute at home. And
in these days. when there is so much disPosi
ton to take every exile and publicly defy him
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MECHANICAL.
|. MOTAiK FURNACE, COOKING


>e undersigned takes this method of informing the
public that he has hand and constantly receiving
from the principal northern Manufacture, Furnaces,
Ranges, Stoves, &c, Of the latest and desirable
styles. Among his assortment be found Chilson $
Patent Hot Air Ventilaring Faf--a .Ir warming and
ventiuting Churches Public Buildings. Factories and
Dwellings. Also. COOKING RA NGES, the mast com
plefe and economical arrangement for cooking in
Having had long experience in the and operation
Of Furnaces and Ranges and by giving his personal
tenun the setting and fitting Of them up, he Is con-
fdent that trial is sufent satisfy one Of their
superiority ovcrauy other arrangement for heating and
cooking purposes.
On aan.i. iuii assortment ef Stoves. Coal Crates
Rcgsterr, Pipe Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe Hollow Ware,
&c.
Tin ard Iron Roofing aud Fave Cutters put oa IN a
superior manner. Aso iul! supply of Tia. Brittania
and JaPpaaned Wares. tthoiesole Gaa Eetul. His
fiier for manufacturing Tin Ware are SUCH thet he
reels assured that he make Il fr the interest o
Merchants ABROAD add ali Others in want 10 cali at the
Ae,e Store. M torn. East sile. Main Stree and exam
inc his stock before purchasing.
lie would also tender his thanks the people of
ynchburg and its vicinity, for the very liberal patron
age extended to him during his short residence here
and hopes by strict attention his business TO merit
continuance of the same.
Mar lots G.. S. BLISS.
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OREATATTRACTION!.-

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~ and Splendid stock Of Dry Goods and Ready y-.od
Clothing at lPhoiesalet} Retatl.-GUGGENIf r
g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inform their friend $
and the public generally that they receiving
splendid stock of Dry Goods, suitable for the Fall ar
Winter embracing every article of Ladies' aud
Geniemen's Wear. All of which the public are invite
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere We
have beautiful of Hats and Caps Boots aud
Shoes, with splendid and general assortment of Fancy
articles, all of which offered unusually low pric.
Call and u.s. and we feel assured that Won will be
pleased with prices well Goods, weare deter
minedto sell low, having purchased for cash.
They are also receiving splendid assc4imeut Of
Ready Made Clothing, Purchased by them 10, cash at
unusually low prices. by which they enabled
to offer greater inducements the public than any
liar establishment
They would particularly call the attention Of country
merchants and others their Wholesale Pyices-bee,-
ing that they will find their interest ogive them
call and examine their stock before going farther East
facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
supplies enable them with confidence that
their goods will be sodat RICH MOND PRICES.
N. .GUGGENHEIMER.
l. UNTERMYER,
Oct e3-ts Granite Buildings. Cabel House
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AFRICAN PROvERBs.-A work has Just ap-
peared on the Yoraba nation-one ofthe negro
races of the interior Of Africa. 1t contains q
vocabulary and translation Of some Of the
proverbs in vogue among this speople. Among
them are the following:
"An ungrateful guest is like the lower jaw.
which, when the body dies in the morning,
falls away from tho upper by night time"
"a man walks at case in the presence Of his
defamer; man steps proudly in the presence
of his abuser; when he knows that neither Of
them has twenty cowries in his house."
"When the goat has fed it returns home
when the sheep has fed it returns home; not
returning home after feeding runs the charac-
ter of the pig"
"The trader never confesses that he has sold
all his goods. but when asked he will only say
Trade is a little better"
HE who shares his friends prosperity, but
does not move hand to help him in his work.
is selfish; for he who eats the sweet should be
ready to eat the bitter"
'The time may be very fong. but a lie win
be detected at last"
"Consideration is the frst-born, Calculation
tho next, Wisdom the third"
"a wild boar, in place Of a pig. would raw.
age the town; and slave made king would
spare nobody"
because friendship is pleasant. wePartake
of our friends entertainment, not because wo
have not enough to eat in our own house."
Everything has its price, but who can set
price upon blood :"
"The stocks are not pleasant, but they are
good for rogue"
These will do pretty well for savages.-
These sentences indicate considerable cviliza-
ton and good ideas as to morals and business.
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- RANGEMENT OF TRAINS. On aud after
Monday, the 29th March. the Trains will be run be-
tween Petersburg and BurkeviIic, al the junction of
the Richmond AID Dagvile Railroad follows viz:
The passenger and Nail Train, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday leaving the Depot at Petersburg at
y oclack. A. NJ, reaches Burkeyille at 10, A. NJ:
"neeting there with Messrs. flagg Co.'s Stages
farrr,vlle Lynchburg Charlotte Court House. Halifax
CT. House. and Danviile
Returning this train will leave Burkeviile nt I0l A.
NJ. and arrive in Petersburg | o'clock p. NJ sikh
hours before the departure st the evening trains North
S"uh. Passengers going North also remain in Pc
tersbGrg liilnext morning. o'clock ard then take
James River Steamboats, Norfolk Old Point Bulti
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MISCELLaNEQuS.
,UnE CUKE.-BlLTIMOE

~ HUSH IAL, whcre may obtaiu-d t.e most spec.
dy remedy tor Weakness loss Of Orgamc Por,,s Pau
M the l.osas. Disedsc 81 the hsdasys, A6eepx Of fhe
Heal, 1troat, Nose aud Skia. Co..t,uoaai Dedif v,
und all hprrid affections arising from cef tuin -
discrcsous, no matter whether frum nremperance, :.
he use ot art'cnt spirits or any other cause
TO YOUNG MEN,
especiily who have become the victims Of evil practi-
Alas! what countless numbers of geirfo,. nuJ
noble hearted beings have been swept untinev mbs;
Thousands young Of most exalted Ia cIt. and
brilliant inteests vino might otherwise have -nranc-
cd listening Senates nth the thunders OF eioqucnce or
walked to costa cy the living Tyre.
Inose suffering from any the following melancholy
effects, should immediately apply to
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains IN the Head
Dinuess OF Sight, loss of Muscular Power. Palpilarou
'i the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous irtsby, Derunge-
niilt OF the Digestive fuactions, General DebilIty,
symptom. of Consumption, &c. &c.
laeatalky.-Ihe fearful effects II the mind much
to be dreaded L'ss OF Mcnry, Confusion of Ideas, De-
pression Of Spirits torcoodiugs of Evil, Aversion Of
Society, Self Dsrust. Love of Solitude, fnidity &C.,
are some OF the evils produced.
Ohce No. I SOUTH FREDERICK Street, SEF-
EN- DOORS From BALIIMOhES1., hast side,
UP THE STEPS. iyBE fAkTICuLAa in OBJ
serving the NAME aad NUMBER, you viii mistake
the pluce
Azure WARRANTED or no CHARGE MADE,
TAKE Notice.-Dr. Johnstons Oilice is in lis dwell
ling His very extensive practice is
sufficient tina. he is only proper Physician
toaPplyt
DR. JOHNSTON
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Cir from of the eminent Colleges of he
United States and the greater part of whos'. life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London Paris, PLiiadel
phi and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
touishng that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing the and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed ut sudden sounds, and
bashfulness, with frequent bushng, amended, some
times with arrangement OF mind, were cured imimeJi-
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a sADDLERY and Harness MAN.

CA SADDLElkX and Harness MAN
~ N UFACTORY.-Th subscriber takes this meth
3 cd of informing his customers and the public
generally, that he is manufacturing and will keep
constantly hand, large and general assortment, OF
Saddles, Saddlebags, Brides and Martingales, from
the painest to the finest patterns. His of
Carriage, Wagon and other Harness. will be found to
be of superior workmanship and good materials. sup
ply of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Sadders Materials and
every article be found in such establishments he
atiers himself will be found upon examination in his
stock. He solcits call from all desiring to pur-
chase trusting that experience faithful workmanship
and determination to please, will secure sales. Rea-
ring in all the above branches will be promptly aten-
ded
Aue WM + EORERTSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20

SINGULAR USE OF THE ARTIcLE-A village
parish clerk. who employed grammarian to
teach his daughter the syntax Of her native
tongue, heard him with much surprise define
the use Of the articles a, an and the.
"You cannot place the singular article be.
fore plural nouns-no one can say houses, a
horses a.
"Hold there" said the parish clerk: Il mus,
contradict you in that. Don't at Church
every Sunday say amen? and the Prayer-book
knows better than you"