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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

lMPRcvEMENTs.-The AFessrs. Ragland
.re putting up a row of neat brick tenements on
AIRY street, near 7th, which will no doubt find oc
capants as soon as completed. These gentlemen
ave done great deal to build up the waste ,Ila-
es IN the city, and to furnish convenient resi-.
dences for all classes of our cfty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

LABOR SAvING.-The carpenters and
hrlck layers, engaged in building Warwick
arksdae's new MILL on 18th street have taken
'dvantage OF the water power furnished at the
place harnessed it to the machinery, and are now
using it to hoist the heavy timber and bricks from
the ground ioor to the seventh stoy of the build
ing. The operation is a very simple and expedi-
tlous one. and saves vast amount of labor that
would have to be expended in carrying up the ma.
terials in the usual way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

TIE INVENTOR or THE CcTroN GIy.-To the state
ment going the rounds Of the press that the inven
tor of the cotton -in died In debtors prison,
New Haven gentleman writes that his inventions
profted him nothing but says ''Eli Whitner died
rich, aud his family are now enjoying one of the
largest estate in New Haven, descended from him.
aud he and they were and are among the most
highly esteemed citizens Of New Haven"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

Mr.. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS-
vi SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST..
BETWEEN 81 AND 4TH STs.-The lith Academic year oi
this School will commence on MON DAY, the 18th OF
september ls37.
A Glass will be formed in Greek and Latin and pu-
pills will be admitted who prepared to commenc,
the study of either of these languages enter some
Of the more advanced Glasses already formed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

QUTTER-25 Tubs fresh Goshsen But
II ter just received and for sale by
aus WM TAYLOR
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II |. EALLANEk will commence his

fth Suuuai coNrsr ol Instructions TO classes in
vocal Music IN th,s city. the lst of next Octnbcr.
lie viii ais, continue 10 glve lessons Oh the Piano
Forts ami private lessons the Voice. card an
rounclHs fully the NrranS nSements, terms. &c, will
he pubG&atsl 10 due f,me. au uis-taahS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
ENGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND
MATHEW sTTcAI SCHOOL

m J. IT. EINFUKD, PRINCIPAL
~, =, ne eGeTcisTs Of this school will be resumed
~ h"niay, Sept 23,h in the large and commoaious
pls pls "a ~ street; between Clay and Marshall. The
~ Ial pledges his whole time and energy to the
fruNii - - ana accurate preparation Of boys either
E, Lhiterslty or any of our colleges or for busi-
tte PuIsmtn: Special attention IL bestowed upon
english Department, rs il is considered that an
ar"t' knowledge Of our own language il the in.
f-i'33abls foundation ofai right edncaton Expe-
b. IN ana competent AssistaRis are employed as
"'H'~ y the school require.
l. pAYAELE sEAi-AssrALLY, IN ADVANCE:
l.. anu Mathematics. ...,.. 90
kH s''.'''"'-'''''''.'''.''"'.'.. 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

EEMALE SCHOOL AT ASHLAND,
4 HAN0NE Err COUNTY VA
aHs. GiIAs GHa u p SIT sTpAkT'} AFT Principals.
MISS FANNIE Vi. IRBY, Assistant
The first session Of this School will commence on
the lat lay Of october next. Twenty-Five boarder>
can be accommodated in the family of Mrs STUART
1T the purpose Of those engaged in this school t.
make it, in si respects, Of the first class
Charges FOR u Term If Tcenty Heeks Payable in
AdrUHCf.
Board including, washing. fuel and light. $65 ~
tuition IN English u N
10 q
LATIN ana IL O.
theinistry ana Natural Phllosoph q
Music on Piano, with use OF ofinsirumen % q
Ornamental Branches at usualal prices.
Address CHAs. B. STUART, at Randolph Macon Col
ege till lst of Sept. and after that time at Ashland
All 3--i2w& 2tawtSIn
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VARIETY.

4 S SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
"A cob Seeger's Baltimore LAGER BEER, l am
able to supply the trade and the public in general
With the best LAGER BEER to De had in the mar
tet, in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days No charge
carriage L. NlLBACIIEH,
iv nj lair CTR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

RUTLER'S Magnesium Aperient, for
- Nervousness, Sick IIesdache, Acidity of the
'tomach, and highly recommended as q gentle and
'ooling purgative. For sale by
au 3 y. j. PICOT. Druggist
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y
PHILIP Is. STANAkD,
f.. !. BAhGAMiS.
II gives me- great pleasure to recommend the Class
ical aud Mathematical School OF Mt.ssrs. SrANARD
& BARGAHIN. Messrs :. & B. are graduates of this
Institution have been connected with il az Assistant
Professors and entitled 10 the fullest confidence
OF the public for their hi "a intellectual and moral
Qualifications. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
superintendent V. u. |.
fIKGIGA MILITARY INSTITUTE
July 9th 1877. ! jy 2e-tl3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
eTHF FOURTH Annual Session of Mrs

r J. DARDENS School. for Young Ladies'
Sil ss,namancc the frat das Of September next At
h,r residence GA Marshall street half square west
n Brook Avenue, and close the 3nth dsS of June
1855 She etll tautiunc tN be assisted hy her huS-
hand the Rev. JAMES VI, bARDEN. and will give
assurance thai every effort shall br made for the iu.
pTl,yru,ut uf She pupils au TITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
.sRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.-The next

vi session ComEleuccs October lSt lSi3 The priiua
~ feature uf ths school. is the thorough and sys-
tensiic instruction ~ the French language, given to
Al tht pupils, without extra charge.
ltr French j, Taught by Professor and Madame
EMlGN II Paris. AuU peculiar facilities afforded
for learning t. spe-lk the Language.
Mrs PELLET guarantees that the Elementary and
advanced studies IN English, shall be THOROUGHLY
rsus1t
Iniorma;ion relative 10 the school. terms &c, may
~ had on application at her residence, Bread ST
Richmond 1y 22-d3n
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MIR. TlGHR'S SELECT SCHOOL, on

W FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 1rU--The 9Th
session 81 th- >cho" viii open on FRIDAY the 18th
September. f1r the TEN following months. Grech,
Latin and N4tEeuatics S6+r Elementary Latin and
MatherlatiCs or higher English and Mathematics
80. common Eh ;lish branches sit; PrimsT! Depart
urni lf,r hgyS u3rlsT II geurS S3> French or Draw
iuE each go.
Th- services of successful Teachers are secured for
all the departments
I.-frrs the following g-ntlemenamonE the patrons
Ct the 81 hrl lat session viz: Rev Drs uod6ridge
snd keppcE DuCtor- tabrll Cunningham and Dtanc;
hl,.-sTs. beers foiu'rxtcr, Crcnshaw 4 Coz l.. d,
Crrn-haw Vim. III. q rant. {. d. Yale, J. NJ Roy all.
tiro : Palmer Tho-. NJ Aifrend. John u. Patton, j
Adams smith. Andrew Johnston, j. G. Page, 4. Blair
Nnl. : Iriplrtt. Nm. Msr-hall, Geo. NJ West, Col
Tuu-. II. EIii>. y. Bcy. fucker. Washington city. &c
The vacancies bting few early application for the
admission e. pupils Is recommended, Apply on the
premises 10 X. II l.. TlGHE. A VI.
fg 3>-GLjD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

UGLY ScRAPE.-Wm. Greenberry Hill,
free negro, was arraignsd before the Mayor TO
answer the charge stealing the register Of Sarah
iiill. his Wife After hearing the statements. OF
morning, 10 allow time for the production ofthe
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

CHLORIDE OF LIME for disinfscting
~ purposes. A supply neatly put up in bottles
and double the strength of that sold from casks For
sale by 2. JOHNSTON BRO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
Mr.. G. l.. I. SALTER'S DAY AM
VI RAAKnING SCIipOL FOR BOYS ON CLAN
rERVs, tsssl-ANNUNLE IN ADVANCED

CURED
EEFsREScES-R. c. Wberry. Mrs james Gray. VIM
Gray. Or. J. Il. WayI. Col : ii. Parker. Thomas J.
Evans. Cleo Maynard, .. ;. woodbridge, Rey. }. Z.
Edwards, Rev. L-ruy VI. Lee, Samuel Grernhow. j..
" ,IiAzrbrook Beng Pollard 4. V. Crrnshaw, +. Il.
sp.ucr K II. Meade Cht> c. Elicit, Chas. stebJins,
r 2. Townsend. W M n Smith, Thns. D. QuaTles,
Garland Haues, Felix Matthews, Alex. Duvai W L.
" Taylor. I. ". kee~ee, Il. Jones, 2. Lawson.
Ea- Tho-e VIII may desire - enter pupils. are re-
cUrstet 10 make rtris application at my residence.
On Clay between Is; and "a streets or through the
= ~ Nffga Iy 22-tiDC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Mi
MISS TAZEWELLS SCHOOL. GRACE

MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL, GRACE
STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8Tn-The sew
gh srH~pn Of this School will commence on the Ist
"a o. ''cttber. and close the Ist Of July. The
nNzlsh department. is exclusively under the dircc
~ - IT, Principal except the Philosophical and
i'~""f AHthruatical Glasses. which will Ire taught
~ = 21.rienan Of experience and ability. The
.hcI Class will be placed under the supervision of
sffnt'nilan WHO has had much experience and sue
~ - communicating that Language.
" Aims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

AsorHER DgFALsATioN IN CAssDt.The Toronto
C. w CoIonist, reveals another Canadian defaica-
ton, which has been permitted To GO on for year
without any attempt being made by the Govern
ieat TO detect and expose il. The amount Of mo
uey stolen is sl20 o00, and the thieves a Crown
land Agent and his Clerk. The Colonst adds
that one of the Colonial Ministers is implicated in
protecting one Of the defanlters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
" 3I--6w* THoS. II. JONES.
Mr.. CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT

NJ Il. JARi > SLHUUL OF ANCIEN
w AND MODERN LANGUAGES AND or MA
ThENATICS, On GRACE. BETH ZEN 2lTH hNh
35TH SIS, RICH3UNU. TA.-Thr next session i'll
oJE the st of September next and viii clfH" 90
th" 3nth Of June. l6ls.
Terms for the schola@tC year Of ten months, p1yn
BILE sen4i-annualy, ia advance:
tor tuition in reek Latin and Mathematics. .s n 20
For French Spanish and Italian leach
M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
T s. SQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL

a. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNEROF
AND lST STREETS. RICHMOND. vA-The elev
enth session OF this Institution. will commence on
MONDAY. the 2Sth Of September. 1857
TERMS PER SESSION. HALF SESSION IN AID
VANCH:
JAiitl $40
Senior " or beginners in Latin in............. 30 20
Latin. Greek and higher Mathematcs..........f0 so "
Modern Languages (by Prof. Emion) each. 20 N
Drawing. (hy John 4. Calyo.) per qrarter.... 5 90
The Principal may he seen at his School Rooms
Saturdays from to o'clock p. NJ, or addressed
through the Richmond Post Office. iy 25--2tawts
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AIRS R. MORSE-Whn has lad many

- Years experience in teaching-will open .
School ut her residence on Marshall, between 4tk
and 5th streets, opposite St James Church, commen
clnx tn" st OF September and ending the 30th June
Ghecourse OF instruction Will be thorough, from the
elementary to the higher branches of an n2sh Ed
Hcation. Also, Music on the Piano.
For information relative TO the School, Terms &c.
apply At her residence. She has permission refer
10 the following gentlemen:
Col. s. H. Parker. r. W Flournoy, Esq, Col. 7. J.
Evans, Alexander Il Parker. l&0. ln-lul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

CORN.-1700 bushels prime white Corn
~ now at the wharf, for sa in lots to suit pur-
',haters, by aus LEWIS n. WEBB CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

NIFTY Ibis. GROCERS' CRUSHED
l. SUGAR; IS do do. Powdered do, for snle to ar
rive by WIN. WALLACE SONS.
iv
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CELERY SEED-A fresh supply for
~ picking; for sale By
au BENNETT BEERS X USHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAuNToN, VA--Rt. Rev. " MEADE. d. D..
pTas dent Of Directory.
kt. Rev. J. JoRSs D. D., Vice President Of Drec-
tory
Rev. X. II. PnlLLIPS, Principal assisted by full
corps of experienced Teachers.
Mr. Mrs, III. ". SHRFFEY, Heads of the family.
The next session of this Institution will commence
on the last "Wednesday in September.
Terms for the Scholastic year: for Tuition and
board, including ,oaShi,0 full light and furnished
rooms $500. Languages. Music and Drawing. cxtrd.
Registers sent, on application Ia
Rev Z. II. PHILLIPS, or
H. W. SHEFFEY, Esq,
STANTON Aup II ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

The highest Glass will he instructed in the Eugli
branches, Latin AMI Elementary Mathematics thu
middle in the usual English studies, and the lowest
n Spelling nnd Reading. W. A. RENNIE.
anla-1rnN
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BURNING FLU ID.-West's superior
- Burning Pluid. A supply just received by
p JOHNSTON 4 BRO
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The Submarine Cable Experiments.

The steamship Columbia, which LEFT Liverpool or
Wednesday morning, the 5th inst, arrived at New
York on Monday. By this arrival, we have full
details of operations in India, which are highly in
teresting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20
EDUCATION.
MRS. NJ. c, GARY will resume

~ School on the ist Of September. Residence ON
tth street, Candles IIili 'i
She would desire to return her thanks TO her nat,
rons for their liberal patronage and would promis.
a. heretofore, to attend very especially the man
ners and morals of her pupils. also every thing
which may, in the sHatPst degree, tend TO Ia.
development OF their faculties.
She proposes 10 make arrangements TO have Music
and French taught Vocal Music has been Taught
with great acceptance, during the period of her
school au Is--lt%
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'I'HE EXERCISES of Mr.. STUARTs
lLASSlCAL -AND MATHEMATICAL

sCHOuL.-rhc undersigned will, on the first oi
October next open \ Classical and Mathematical
School. embracing 1uch course of instruction
vii fiji youth tpI risy entrance into the high
classes either # our classical scientific institu.
tou~ Thy viii usc every effort 10 procure central
.ul comfortable location on ShockOe Hill. Their
TERMS VIII lie a. follows. (PAYABLE sEMI-ANsUALLY
- ADVANCE.)
Latin Gr-ek and 3Iathe $50
Latin or Greek and do. ...................... %
English BF.Iche.. ......,.................-... ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-20

QED QUILTS! BED QUILTS!!-Ano-
~ ther lot Of those cheap Bed Quilts Just received
II II ~ and Sl.15 each. Also few more of those ex
ra Turksh Bed Quilts. Those that have been wait
ny for them, can now be supplied
Xu II ALFRED MUSES., h3 Main street
DACON SHOULDERS.-S hhds. West
- ern Shoulders landing per this mornings boat,
l sale by VIM. II. TYLER,
au IL 18th street.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

The next session of this Institution will begin on
the first Monday in October and close the lst day
OF July.
The Principals will be aided by nine assistants.
For further particulars, address
D. LEE pnWELL. princira,,.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-10
gelscteh Nlnetry,
WHEN. WE HUSKED- THE CORN.

October scorching, fires the trees, E'.'
And naked lies the shivering vine;
While tlimly o'erst the distant seas . 77s'in :
-i.'h The fading lights of summer shine : !
= Along the lawn the negro blows - =. :.
Deep summon to the oon-day, horn,
And homeward trooped the girls and ,beaM
IA husking of the corn.
I mind me well that autumn day, so y
When five and twenty years ago, =,
We burned our laboriinto play. sJst
And husked the corn for neighbor Lowe.
All! wife we were the blithest pair
That e'er to welded love were born,
e,Fef was gay: and You were fair. &, ssii s
.4ia "A husking of ethe5corn.. afs ss.e--a Z
s,i.i r4stso ssstE x. ,i9;it STR IS. ...Sis: i 2
s,Oh! how we sung and how we laughedi
Our hearts sat hghtly1on our bps, 1T.i'L
AS we the golden cider quafed, s
z..,And passed the boWlawith rusty. quips,
And when sly hints of love went round,
You glanced at me with pouting scorn,
And smiled, tho you fain would frown,
= . : A husking of the corn. s...! .s fai4
Then when found the scarlet ear, q
And claimed the old traGitioned Kiss,
ss'Fou bade not approach too near, i=s''s't =
And pleaded that and pleaded this
Away you fled, and pursued, o.,s
Till all too faint you were to warn, q
And know you not how well wood
"A husking of the corn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-10
8 Nig9luay a0de1ltur1,
MY HOST

My business called me through the north
ern part of the State Of Illinois. [ crossed
the Illinois river at Ottawa, intending to
strike Rock river at Forests Mills. For
est was an old friend, who had gone out
some years before, and erected mill upon
one Of the tributaries of the last mentioned
river, he having bought a whole township
in. that section. It was some out of my
way, as my most direct route was very near
due west from Ottawa, whereas this route
took me over sixty miles further north
However. I had learned that there was quite
agood road to Rock river, and Iturned my
horses head in that direction. [ calculated
my time, and concluded that by moderate
travelling I could reach the mill in two
days.s1szss sEE-ss7 sfi :. .7ss-
During the first day my road lay through
ateeunsry mostly cleared, and was well trav-
elled but on the second day I. struck into
wilder region and the way was little, bet
ter than q, bridEe-path through dense for
est.. + passed several clearings, where small
huts we're erected, ,rat one of these latter [
stopped and got some dinner. I found a
young man in charge of the premises, the
father having gone to ..the mill" [ ask
ed what mills they meant, and the old lady
said they were Forests mills. ~.
s,dFrem. these people learned that Forests
place was forty miles distant, and that the
only dwelling, after leaving two near by,
between here and there was sort. of stop
ping place kept by man named Daniel
Groeps. They said he generally kept food
for man and beast, and also had a good sup
ply of liquor. principally whiskey. His
house. was twelve miles to the mills.
This Just suited me. could reach
Groopes by six o'clock, and there getsome
supper; and rest and bait my horse. Then
IcouM easily reach Forests by nine, as the
moon was well on the second quarter :
The good people refused to take any ything
for my dinners but I bestowed half dol
lafdupon a faxen headed urchin who was
Urotting around upon his bare feet and then
set forward again. There was another hut
attire sdistanceof a half mile, and a second
about q mile off { saw no more. human
ifhabitant until I reached Groope's. I
found the travelling full as good as I had
expected, and arrived at the forest inn at
jastihalf past fve.s 0s.la stse iia.1
slsTkis inn was situated upon romantic
spot and to q lover Of isolated nature must
have been charming retreat The house
was bnilt,of logs. the outside surface hewn,
and the seams filled with cement formed Of
some Sort Of fine tough moss and pitch. 90
There were three separate buildings to this
house, tho principal one being built with
The gable end to the road, the other two
upon either side, running out like two rs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-10

ogether In the same mind and in the same
Judgment, astMark them which cause d3iiII d3iiIf
visions and offences contrary to the doctrine
which ye have learned, and avoid them =,
ssEndeavering to keep the unity ofthe, Spirit
in the bond Of peace" 'Whosois is wise will
ponder these things. - Eczos s,r.yd isstart,i
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-10
:; .g;eleoteo Mis1ellia,jlgy|!l,.s55s g|!l,s
>HNEVER STOP TO ARGUE WITH As's
:s'sFts,s aa5 J. LAWYER z.'e e -'.He .tts.'

-HNEVER STOP TO ARGUE W1THiA Fe@'
.T.s.s 50 = LAWYER" S','a: rag .'t s't.,'57
Z The Marshal (Texas) RepuJltcans lays
down this maxim, adding, tsif you do you're,
lost i. and sillustrating'' 5as follows:q sasti,
4ttWef efhavesin Marshal, ,sas' in most towns
in Texas, an ordinance forbidding persons
from hitching a horse to shade tree with J
in the corporate limits, and af6xing as a
penalty for its infringement a fine Of one
dollar. Our. constable. who is very dill,
gent and persevering man in the discharge
of his official duties hassenforced this ordi-.
nance in manners that has rendered him r.
terror to offenders ~ Recently a lawyer
whose Office is on Or near Che square, and
who has a beautiful shade tree, before his
door, rode up hastily and. hitched his horse
to it. The constable ,happened to! be pass
ing by, shortly afterwards and proceeded to-
unhitch him, and take him off. y The sown-a
er, witnessing the act, and perhaps having
an idea of what it meant, came out, aud
said; =.se' r s'S. '' = stf:s ST., ''.'as at.'f'
s.Hallo, Mr.. b, what are you. after ~, 70
What are you going to do with my horse p,
Why. said the constable ''...you have.
violated the city ordinance. and must payea,
fine ofone dollar s;.s,s5tss iessijisss taflssfsa
t.ssBless my soul" said the lawyer, with
great emphasis, r"that's my tree; Iplanted'
itmyself" se.e li't 'l = t'''s' '-t's''ty' = =
Cant help that, said, b. THE law, M
makes no distinctions, and says nothing ar
bout ownership. - It embraces all shade
trees in the town.,,'as1 a,taa Il 44gri3 @.yise5
''fe'Pon my werha tPshaW! r. planted
that tree, as I told you, myself, and for tho
express purpose of having a place to hitch.
my horse. Haven't [ q right to plant i,
post before my door, ,'; - :. IA. 81. l.,s
..Of coarse you, have" said the consta-
bile. =. t-f4s4i.s 4ft Il. .stl r no
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-10

s.,!. has ,..is4s,si p For, the Times. ~
Will the, good Editor be SO kind as to
give the following, on the Liturgy, inser-
tion. in his excellent paper and greatly
oblige ..gs .t.s rs s<'se'>77 fsUNus. a's