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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25
PRICES CURRENT.
RALEIGH MARKET.
NEWBERN MARKETS.
Reported by VIM. II. Oliver & Go.

Grocers, Commission, Receioiny and forwarding
Merchants.
DEALERS IN LIME, GUANo,& &C, NEwBERN, n. C.
Bacon. hog rounc l25 Coffee. rio 70 a 13c; La
guayra Ii Ia; Java I7az0; MaracaiDo Is; Cottoi,
nominal 10; Fish, blue fish per Dbl 8 IS shad
g 90; Trout 8 90 Flour, N. c.. 5 so u 6 90 /;
Grain. Corn 65 Oats 40: Peas l 90 a / so; Hay
IS a 100 Lard IS Lime lump % Common
J IS; M0lasses, New Orleans 40; West Ind es 81
to 50 as to quality ; Syrup 40 Pork, City mess
per barrel 90 90; Plated 10 90 Rosin 1 90; Ros-
in oil IS to 80 peg gallon as to quality Salt. g.;
Sack l 90 a l 10; Coarse Is a 80; Spirits Tur-
pentine 40; Sugar. refined II a IL; Brown 9 a Ii
Crushed l24: Loaf l23; Tar $50; Turpentine
dip 3 10 Il 3 10 scrape I 30; virgin $50.
REMARKS Naval stores active at quotations.
Flour continues scarce, a lot of Family was re-
ceived this week and closed out readily at So
Corn is selling at CSC from Boat.
Au0ust 81.
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DR.. W. ]. JONES,
gSavton. Johnston County, n. C.

ATFgRS his services 30 she citizens Of the sur
rsx nding country IN the practice of Medicine,
sObstetncs, &c. He may at all times be found at
/ his Office, at Rev. w. B. Jones', at Clayton. I'M
] less occasionally engaged. 5l-3mpd
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-25

0PURGEOE'S SERMONS. For sale at
ID POM EROY'S.
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Raleigh. N. c., june 40. 1855. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

came in speaking distance. How doss thee dci"
Tho poor culprit made no answer, but burss into
tears. 70 He!' said the Quaker. ID he proceeded
IN release hm Pm sorry that thee has got thy
hand fast Thee put il in the wrong place. or Il
would not have been so." The man looked crsat-
fallen, and legging forgiveness, hastily returned
to make his retreat Stay" said his persscutos.
for he WIS now becoming surh to the offender who
could have received blow with much bettey grace
than the kind words that were falling from tho
Quaker's lips; 'stay friend. thy bag is not Alisd
Thee neesis corn. or thee would not have taken 10
much paiss IN get it. Come. let us fill T." And
tho poor fellow was obliged to stand and hold the
bag while me old mnn filed II, Interpreting ths
exercise with the pleasante.t converastivn imsei.
nable--all Of which were lihsdaIases in the heSrt
Of his chagrined and mortified victim.
The bag was soon filed. the string tied and the
sufferer hoped soon TO be out Of the presence Of
his tormcntor, bnt again the purpose was shwsrt-
cd. Stay" said tho Quaker. ~ the man was
about to hurry of, having muttsrsd onos more bis
apologies and thanks. Stay. Ruth bss breakfast
ere this; thee must not think 81 going without
breakfast. Come. Ruth is calling.H fhis was al.
most uncomfortable: This was "hssping GOALS"
with vengeance. In vain the mortified neighbor
begged to bo excused /; in vain he pleaded 70 be
rclcascdkrom what would be to hin. a punish
mcnt Tho Quaker was inexorable, and nc was
obliged to yield. ,.tt
Breakfast over. "Now." said tho old farmer, a
he helped the victim To shoulder tho bag. "if thee
needs any moro corn, come in the day time, and
thrn shall have it,
With whnt shame and remorse did that guilty
man turn from the dwelling Of the pivus Quaker.
Every body is ready to say that he never again
troubled the Quaker's eorn-crib lie at once re-
pented aud reformed. and lived and died an hon.
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Pious Benevolence.

QrAkER's CoRS CnIB-A man had been in
the habit of stealing corn from his ncighbor, who
was Quaker. Every night he would 20 softly
to the crib and fill his bag with tho ears which
the good old Quaker toll had placed there. Every
morning the good gentleman observed a dimnu-
ton o. his corn piles. This was very annoying,
and must be stopped-but howf Many one
would have said, Take gun, conceal yourself,
wait till he comes, and fire." Others would have
said, "Catch the villain, and have him sent to
Jail" But the Quaker was not prepared to en-
ter into such severe measures. He wanted to
punish the offender, and at the same time
bring about his reformation, if possible So ho
fixed n sort of trap close TO the hole through
which the man would thrust his arm in getting
the corn.
The wicked neighbor proceeded on bis unholy
errand at the hour of midnight with bag in hand.
Unsuspectingly he thrust his hand into the crib
to seize an car, when 10! he found himself una
BILE to withdraw it,. In vain he tugged, and pull
ed, and sweated and alternately cried and cursed.
His hand was fast, and every effort to release it
only made it more secure. After awhile the tu-
mutt in his breast measurably subsidized. He
gave over his useless struggles and began to
look around All was silence and repose. Good
men were sleeping comfortably in their beds
while he was compelled to keep dreary, dis
graceful watch through the remainder Of that
long and tedious night, his hand in constant pain
from tho pressure of the clamp which held it.
Ills tired limbs compelled to sustain his weary
body, would fain have sunk beneath him, and
the weary eyes would have closed in slumber. but
10! there was rest. no sleep for him. There
ho must stand watch the progress of the night,
and at once desired and dreaded the return Of
morning.
Morning came at last, and the Quaker looked out
of his window aud found he had Caught his man"
What was to be done! Some would say, go out
and give him q good cowhiding just as he stands,
and then release him; thatll cure him. But not 30
said the Quaker Such course would have sent
the man away embitterrcd, and muttsripg curses
ofrevenge. V1e
The good old man hurried on hia clothes, and
started at once to the relief and punishment Of his
prisoner. "Good morning. friend" said hs, - he
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r. OssER,.T CONCENTRATES ESSENCE


IA OF BAY LEAVES.-Preparatiors 2fthe Bay Leafhave
extensively throughout the wo or centuries
remedies for Nervous Headache and for affections of the
head generally for diseases of the Scalp and Hair bay
Rnm par ul uly occupied prominent position in the
many still eagerly sought after by
sands Of admirers Its equivalent however ofthe
ple Of the Bay minute that real bene
~ can be effected and il therefore simply palliative and
too feeble for of the diseases for which this valuable
r,v is SO we'll adapted.
RoSSERa CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
AZ prepared only by the inventor has been effect
oedy series of eheuesl experiments and has at last been
tr"ueh to That state OF entraton which makes
v nnequaed In arrcng the decay Of the hair the
dandrnf and o relieving by applications
ing itching which most genay preeedes the falling Of the
hnr IL was originally prepared for member IF his family
thving confidence IN The usually Sold ho had
Distressing iccay at the hail such
P,ets that ts establish
'ed and hundreds "f calls without
system Of pufng whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed into public favor and such the demand
this truly great remedy that the inve has been induced
manu- 'acture upon extensive scale aud he
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared nv Thos n kosser at his Chemical LaborAtor
Petersburg. Va, and for sale by Druggists generally.
sept 3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02
@y NASH'S TRIAL PIANOS
Sales Successful.

RESPONSIBILITY IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
have for twenty odd years been engaged In The Piano
boon steadily ncrsas1nS
Tho prescnt Tins. - -. ..... II
WHY ~ THlae
This surely cucr Of thu Aupsrarity Of ranoo
sold thousands Of these Pianos 10 he pronent
reliable virginia. the Caranas snd In ths souh
generally th. the most abundant and ntrlns
ay proofs their merit and thcm aiwayu
glad refer for pstance have Instruments Jailed 10
satisfy The demands of the most exacting taste
To persons having doubts 10 whore the BEST PIANOS
To be purchased, we simply say .... p.
"Tnkc ours apsa Trial"
Then why purchase from travelling agents concerning whose
responsibility know nothing ~hoae Pianoe have not
South and when such liberal induce.
mrn,s offered In Petersburg, virglnlA by o.
r. y NASH,
auR3l,ts Sycamore Street.
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CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL, lk1S

RlNN the past Summer have greatly enlarged and
~ Improved House aud have larg" well light
e and arranged SaleA Rooms ars TO be onnd
In our e We have made th~ae improvements To meet the
wants oi constantly trade and beg I" advise
WHOLESALE MI, RETAIL dealers that We have n"w In
Store aud daily receiving the largest and mosi desirable s'oc
Of CLOTHING VIZ haN" exhibited To br seen IN the
south We have been III the trad" In this city
Tor having thus "hHined hi know ledge
the wants oi the mRrtc and being more largely engaged In
the nannta and sale uf Clnhng than other h"ua In
the State believe uGrr the cr,dfsf Inds6em.n
ehdsrs ny arrival VIZ shall ske additions 10 stock
Ut all that ant hsnuRhle and purchasers Will at all
times find complete II upor,"r quality cLofn
ING aud GENT l.EMENS FURNISHING GOODS. In store
and tor sal" LIBERAL TEAMS
Wholesale and Retail de arments distinct and IN separate
h"ois An 'kamnaton Of our stok prices aud mode do
inG hnsnc1s is respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN CO,
aNts 10y Main sitcct. kirhmohh. Va.
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FORWARDING BUSINESS.

FORWARDING BUSINESS
FRONT the NorshrrM cities - Ly nchssvg VI. Jns.
River Gn0Wt, nnd TO hoWth- WESTERN Ntr.
wimim and Tennessee via Vn. 4 u.
Hnd EWss TrWw. Il Stsginia
Railroads.
II AM PREPARED TO FORWARD MERCHANDlSE
u on the mont favorable tcrins and without delay.
Having control of nj weekly line of boats (Which viii be
made daily the busness III Justify ~ which com
pei 10 leave other day li nl goods eian
cd no longer than Is actually Ia yet thrm from hc
~harN"s Time through from New York kuoxvllc. only
twelve OF thirteen days
tOw late reduction In Tolls the Canal the eup.p
s's this little than half uf What they
by the South SIDE Railroad.
~ Charges invariably follow the goods to their dcs,na
tlop ALFRED n LEE
Forwarding and Com heyehaM
Jy l3ts TN the Dock. Richmond Va
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ws. CoACm AND

nMr LYNCH Z RGa COACH AND oArHx<
@A43S. WAGGON FACTORY The subsrri 6yIrQ&X~
ber returns his grateful acknow ledge
mrn I" his old friends and for the liberal patron
toward him and bcgs leave INF them ami tho pub
lie that he has business and he hopes by
NOR" strict attention 10 business To merit continuance OF ia
He will make order aud keep hand all Kinds OF
irnh Axle Wagons made the substantial and
s,i" c will also make TO "rlor aud III soon have made
general at Carriages. Rockaways aud Bnngcs
Ais" large assortment Of and horse Spring Moving
Wagons and hnrS" stages All who want good work
10 M old Lyachb"x coach and UnRs0n Factory nd
h" doing business the cash principle, expect t
get good work and low price All who want good and
meat Is tgg,rs give mo u call. JOHN H. BAILEY. Agt.
ma Ia,
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ONi.: Ioo.!!,,.l..AR

lANE OF THE HEST PuRaArlrE AND LIvER ME-.
sE1"e 81" n, ."is ha' n se,. =.
(dthnfr "asier micr and ehortnal than otis
@s"GS .s,ns rs, on III" isr " 10 s" It's morbid mat,
ter then on the stomach aud ''o"els ocars on tia, mat
~ any Of the pants feelings pere"'ed the operation.
e Of most Caha,ii 1t stree r'h."s t. s,st,m n, the
crate doscs Will strengthen and bui II ny with unusual
Dr. sanford. I"visern,or is compounded en-.
- tirely from articles OF medir,nc, namely Gums
when IL s known that on b",,l" q" he in"gora,or con-
tains ar much strength as one hundred doses Of c"o"e
- without any of ts dclrtcrious effects
harr hrsn b, ,,lr Known to Oh" cnn. and nev., n."
In their prescriptions until used IN the III, inr3o
rafor which with such edcnir success to
~ and known in il. effects /, has rarely cs.r failed to nre
~ Lirer Complaints in their wors, fnrms
lWdixrstiom bcng caused h! a dnran ed L'rrs eur.
- ed when the Liver ia cx iled to action
Jmundirc caused b, an i'npronsr action NJ thu Lir
- 1 and as proof that the lNvia"hAioh r'he.es thus dis
let any troubled with Jaunie" take III. lnvgo
rator regularly week and their skin VIII begin Ia
Co.,iyenr-- can be permanently cured by the In,ig
Take in small doses on re Ing aud II assists
- her operations by gradually diminishing the
dose the bow lri in healthy and active sia,'a and
~ aick Hcn,inchr Is very relieved by taking a
double # the which all atidy
' and Of the stomach
~ For an loaded stomach has norlnal relieves
ali oppressive uneasy feeling after cans heartily. For
family mfdsno generally, all who use spesh in the
- highest terms
- Dr. SnuTorsi'- 1nvigoraser came 10 us recon-.
" mended a for LAYER Complaints and all diseases
arising Diseased Liver The testimonials of
ph ysicians in Its favor induced 10 It, and
conviction that il Of the greatest be
sings to Dyspep sfoT II made n complete cnre
before the first bottle taken. and eat
anything edible without trouble while before nothing but
w ghcst food would digest aud often that pain
Nav what want 10 say 10 all our readers is II Lrcr
Complaints Dyspra trouble you do not tall to try this
- Tho greatest remedy u the world --Stdfe Fact
"ns r Es
ver. and all fcvrr- OF Bii ioas Type. Itoper
with certainty and thousands willing to testify
- its wonderful virtues
- There has n.v been tried In family remedy
whi,h has with snch unboumded Ia the
q OF diseases incirn, children DIR aanfOrd's 1n-
vigorntOr; alone for diseases OF children that
=. Cathartic mildly and gently,
~ and the thoroughly that
think doing TO all In advising them, when
they need medic inc, try this remedy There
that have under notice where great benefit has
In diseases of the Liver stomach and Bow
" where all other remedies failed give relief II has
become useful In our family that We will not bc with
out it.--.JdcksonriVr Ala Rpablirnn
PRICE ONE DOLLAR ~ N BO1fiL.
SANFORD d co, PROJECTORS J45 broadway, New YORK.
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NfPKEaS sHsNGLEs.-s0OJ ;ypress Shingles
W 20 Tons Brush Mountain Goa! For sale by
ANDERSON. .LANFORD CO, on Canal
mar &C. near La,ghornes N
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;epiis. 'sst "''' N'' j. JOHN 1. DAVIS 4 co.
WEED's PATENT SEWING MAaMlNEs.
" This I" the most rel'abl. SEWING MACHINE ever
rabty and simplicity The operation of i. easier learned
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either Of
which works in superior manner making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work bile
both sides Of the cloth stitched alike risalg beauty
the most elegant hand work II rarely ges out of working or
perform all ordinary repairs on It, until 1t Is worn out With
SStI " Gs I" ms. se
Families all kinds of Manufacturing Ciothrs, TaorS Boot
Harness and saddle Msnnfarturcrs viii lind t, Machine
that will do their work in rapid and substantial and
much sewing will find this Machine particularly adapted To
their wants" besides saving labor enough ina few months to
ing Machine besides being always sure oi snrer" quality
work that does not easily and that looks muc nicer Than
and work Boo. and shoe Mrnutar,urcrs save Thou
sands of Dollars by this Machine while for
the work done leather by this Machine, better than
The editor Cadartown tioorrao Patriot says When
we purchnsed your bt'd' Iats" Sm"s Mahin we intend
ed wholly or family but as it ,mnenped to
many Of neshbors testify to the superiority OF
work done this both nj Of beauty and strength
Dor gh pay One of neigbors who has
large plantation says worth the wages Of his two beht
Machine you have sold in this vicinity has given the
est satisfaction and several intend TO order Machines from
Extract from letter written by gentleman owning
plantation New Oreana Your two Heeds Patent Seq
them with the practical results In less than three
weeks The two them finished complete suit
clothes each my hundred and ten plantation
and find the time saved in using them has
than paid their
Another Planter says used employ three four hands
In making clothes for the res but since purchased
Hesds Patent Sn9 Machine hand does the sewing
the whole plantation while wife Tor making nearly
all the clohe. the family feel confident the Machine
for tse.f every three months
We wish all no need Machine tn examine these they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation
9th where stitch required Price of Uteas Patent
SepinX Machine & 90 and $3.50
WHITNEY LYON Propri sors
3i5 Broadway New York.
IT, Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOyE dealer in Fancy Goods
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02
pss- IN WAxr OF MONEY. "a

FuNllE time settling having respectfully
j those indebted forward and scitle
their and those claims Will please
wish and have all paid
expiration every siA months lst January and
July wish de- strictly months business
~ Those the i'll pioase attend 10 this
request exceedingly iucunvencni 10 thcn
Come and all, and sc,,lc, and much oblisc
T., cots j. MATTHIAS a co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

- ISLAND, WEST INDIES S-The richest formation of
Phosphate Of Lime known the world containing 60
cent OF bone Phosphate f Lime being 80 cent richer
Phosphate Lime than Bone Dust For sale by the
much lower than Peruvian Guano and from
tunonas recev ed superior ii in iertixng qualities Fl,
further particulars apply t" W. =. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

OFtntu,
100 Kd Slippers. with heels st 81 30 90
rs - Black Cater Boots, at o %
Call soon for bargains JOHN ABKAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

nfN sAGKA MARaUALG. SALT, di
leDVVD rect Importation now In James River and will
| be up in a few days For sale low by A.. s LEE.
mn. Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

NIEW ARRIVAL OF FG;RATES.-Jusa Z; receis.
IN cd for sale extremely low prices the largest
finest stock Of CRATES and FENDERS offered
market which the attention Of those In respectfully
invited examination at the Stove and Tin Warehouse
below the Market Main Street. LynchbuIg Va
septl5ts G. s. BLISS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

ARD.-A let 81 nice Leaf Lard, fer sale ~
IL Wholesale and retail by 6HEARER co.
je92ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

1nn. nlnn nysMkII;c "a - WHcA1 u M4S1. s,ss.
pges n IN prime RSd and white Whsas rsuu - - -
kst Psrsons having such for sale wssa - ws = -
COG - CAAT s1AAS ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-02

floating ball knuckle washing macbIne-Holling
PaenThs machine has received tho highest premiums at
the Virginia and Maryland Fairs and all other airs where
has exhibited In this machine clothes ashet clean
er cheaper quicker and with and than by
other mode simple In Its operation that child
work it-and II 10 all liable to get of
order wish time and labor In this tedious
vii please and anime for themselves For sale by
rep,a dim c. W. TR0TT Main Street.
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skY-L1oHT PICTURES

80 CENTS.
llN ACCOUNT m the great demand for CHEAP PIC rUREs
The subsc have reduced the price Of their elegant
SKY LIGHT AMBROTYPES and MELAIN0TYPEs to3J
and ~ ~ Cents, including handsOms CASE.
line assortment of beautiful Fancy Cas,s Breast Pins
Iocke,s &c, always hand Now Ia the time Come
come ALL
~ Operating hours from 7 A NJ, till7 Up NJ
N. S. TANNER co Main st,
Ivl2ts 3 doors from Bridge
VNIMEAT DKl lIEA.-We have new ha nd
w Rickford IIuffmans, and other celebrated WHEAT
DRILLS For sale by WHITTEMORE JOSH
Hts
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LNINE sOAPS AND COEOdaNEH.-Iew's
r. Brown Windsor Soap Lows Honey Soap, Lows Musk
Soap Lubns Glycerne Soap genuine Colleagues Lubns Ex
tracis irdyo Concentrated Persan Essence, de-
,yhtful ne uue for this weather. For sale by
jvo,s THOMPSON
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VICTORIOUS: :VICTORlOUs!!-Thrrs
Machines from patterns proving themselves
victorious , will be from the following;
WHlTTEMOkE L. JOSIIN.
This TO certify thai have OF WHITTEhORE Jos
Inns THPESHINti MACHINES and can recommend them
best machines operation and also recommend
them to any OF Machines. have beep
thresng business several aud they far exeetd
ANY machine have had since have been In the hrss
nv business SAMUEL d. PATTERSON.
August 3id. 1859. aug 3ta
AJOT1CE.-AS q meeting Of the Il On I'd Of abi-
~ the Virginia aud "nDesee Railroad Company
held the office If the Company ia" city lynchhurg
Saturday the i7h Of January l-7 the following resolutions
were adopted
Rsored That from and after the Arst day fFeb
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company will
stock killed by trains running this road unless
1t lie clearly show that such stock killed la
ncggenc OF the agents mployeel of this
Company.
Rsord That all claims against this Company I loss Of or
damage goods produce MUST be presented within thirty
such articles shouid have been delivered
Copy from the niinui's
apl23 WIN. II. HUGHES Secy.
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NEW ARRIVAL!
NOTUEK SUPPLY OF TH Old DO.

IA NINION COFFEE POTS. Just received and going OF
rspdly the Stove and Tin Warehouse several
doors below the Market Main ST. Lynchburg, Va.
seutI 1. q. n BLISS q co.
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UNDR EMR L A y 4 a,-A sunals laA - yesY
beautiful Lifhographs for 0reean Panting jsssrMvs9
cess se:. and get The hrss eAos'' ~ a vtcrOR.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-08

fhladeiPhIa, leaving the bulk of hIs large for
tune, upwards OF million sterling, to found
charities, and to benefit the city and the coun-
try IN which he acquired IT.
He left his monument in the eGirard College. ,
That marble rooted palace for the education
and protection Of the orphan children of the
poor, which stands the most perfect model of
architecture in the New World, high above all
The buildings of Philadelphia, visible from every
emnence OF the surrounding country. Evcrv
detail OF the external and internal arrangement
OF this orphan college, was set forth in the wilI
showing that the design upon which he had
lavIshed the mass of his wealth was not the
hastily developed fancy OF a few hours or days,
but was the heart-chershed, silent project of his
whole lie.