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BALTIMORE
Commercial College +!
FOUNDED ls5
LoCA Ed,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.'

FOUNDED, 1851
LoCA ED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORE MD
rTNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
i prosperous and iourizhing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years ls it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
crelsinS number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the UuiJu-
1t now occupies "nc Of the most consp.uous AMI
de-irabIy located buildings in the city. The rooms
are cunmOdiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
desiring To qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the C'anting Room. or 70 obtain
7H0TOreET TrGefieE EsrsfGeas EtseatiO generally
unsurpassed. ia any particular by amy similar csttb
lishment in the United States.
FACULTYE
+, X. LJSIER,
Princpal-Lecturcr the Science Of Accounts, Com
merce. business Customs, etc.
j. II. PHILLIPS.
Professor of the Theory AMI Practice of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book kecFinS.
y. C.. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental Peanansl.iP.
:. 7. WILLIAMS ESQ.,
Lecturer Mercantile Law
REv. T. HEATES REESE u. d.
Lecturer Commercial EtiiiOi-
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua TanSlnt,
Hon. TlIns swami VIM. IL Keishler. Es,I,
The C'fIe-e Is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the of the stu
dents.
EaeI. Student has desk to himself and is sern-
rateIy instructed.
There being vacation during; the year, sa,leH:s
can enter at any time.
The time stly required to cornpIetethe full course.
from to II weeks
A Diploma is awarded to all Graduates
large and Beautifully Ornamental Circultr. con-
thinning upwards Of SQUARE FEET representing te
Exterior and Interior View Of the College vrioss-
Characteristic designs, penmaiship. &C. by uaiI
free If charge. accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars Address Z. x. L0SIER
IStlffEssre AER.
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Effrs TeQstsIbIs ErfrIcfS. and pat up Al CLANS Ct
SES sir F5yii, aud tgiI lssiD az any cIislHfe-
The FL NILl- ct 'tTTLfRTTs' PILLS is a
gentle but active CltiIr 90 tic which the proprietor
has used in his practice more than tse'iiy ytrs
TIeerrStantIy iiI-r-I4- = ling demand from tiib-r
who have l",9S Isei the ~ IIpLLS AMI the salts
faction which all express = lin regard t. their
has in,lucc, me to place = them within the reiih
Of all. ~
The Profession well know that different ca
thartics net on different ~ portions Of the bowels
The FtNILI- CITTE - iIRTHC IiLL has, with
due reference to this - well established fact
been compounded lrin = Ia variety Of the purrSt
Vegetable Extracts, - which act alike on eve
nv part Of the elemental p nv canal. AMI J1Of
and safe in all cases - where CttiIrtic Is nee
,I.-l sreh As DsStaga- = aleHfs of the S9BIrc'-
SceIiHess ITiTlS ia lis q BIcl anil Inns Csiirs-
ess. Pun md SoresSS orsr the 'vi0s t'fy. rom
sudden cold. which fire. - Tucntly. Il neglected.. eri
in long course Of FSrGT. - Las Of dPIite a GRIP
ing .Sr7IsatiOH of OIL - orsr Ue bgiy. Rsstisss-
ssSE Headache, IOGiyht . IN me hsrd all E1ht5l-
EidtJrg DiseaseS. UrHls n Children ilxltS. RsEs
Eautisin. great Purifier Of the BiO9i. and many lis
eases to which flesh Is heir. tEI numerous To mention
In this advertisement. DnEc. to ,.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INVIGORATOR and FAMILY CA
TIIARTIC PILLS are retaiird by Druggists general
IT, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns ST. ". ANFORD. NJ D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
49, broadway New York
Agents. T. II. LOGAN ( co. dcr2-ilkwly
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wHEELwR1GHT, NUDGE s. co.,
WHOLESALE
Paper Dealers,

No. II HANOVER ST., COR. HEkMAN sT'
BALTIMORE, MD.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PRINTING PAPERS
~ News and Book; COOred Papers of all kinds
Straw Boards; Binders and Trunk Boards; Bonnet
Boards White and Culored; Printers Cards and Card
Boards, in every variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper;
Hardware and Manila Paper; Press Boards. A full
assortment of French Folio Post Packet and Letter
PAPER Marble Paper, Post Ofiice and Bank Envel-
opes; Wrapping Papers, all kinds; Sheathing, Tack
and Spice Papers: Printing AMI Writing Inks; Alum
Bleaching Powders.
~ Paper of every description made to order.
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FhIUE I'VE DJLI.aN TE-IR I'VI 1I3I-'
-TgD-
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Wp Smith, Master of Transportation.
L. N. Cole, Gen'l Ticket Agent. npril26-6O
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9aIIp gRtenfgemftr.
The -Four Travellers.
nY rRANcIs nRoKN.

NJ FRANCIS BROwN.-
mr., N z - ~T
-Four travellers sat one winters night
At my fathers board 80 free:
And he asked them why they left their land,
And why they crossed the sea.
One said for bread, and ono for gold,
Aud one for cause of strife;
Aud one he came for a lost loyes sake,
To lead strangers life.
They dwelt among our hamlets long.
They learned each mountain way:
They shared our sports in the woodland : green,
And by the crags 50 gay--
And they we're brave by flood and field,
And they were blithe in hall: ~
But he that led the strangers life,
Was blithest Of them all. r
Some said the grief of his youth had passed,
Some said his love grew cold;
but nouSlt know II this were so,
For the tale wis never told.
Ills mates they found both homes and friends, Z
Their heads and hearts to rest;
We saw their hocks and fields increase,
But VIC loved him still the best.
Now, he at came to seek for bread,
" lord of my fathers land;
And he that fled far from strife,
Hath goodly household band.
And he that sought the gold alone,
Hath welded my sister fair:
And the oaks are green, and the pastures wide,
BY their pleasant homestead there.
But whom they meet by the winter FIRE,
Or beneath the bright wOod-blue:
Their talk 10 yet of whelming stream,
And brave life given for mine;
For a grave by our mountain river side,
Grows green this many year
Where the flower of the four sleeps cYermoro,
And am stranger here.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATEs

4 v Elk - - 80"
TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROAl GUMS,
1 and has become established TACT n StAf'iAFd
Medicine. known and APP proved by al LliA nave
used it, and i resart- z Ell 10 with conn al
All ia. III ts,,- n which - il is respiu;r -Irl=.l
Il has cared Thousands - within thcl 7,s tW"9 etrS
who hail VeH UP ali e hopes Ot T'tIsi- - t''e
uuucr.sis unsolicited = certificates in my POS
me- d', must l,e alan q ted to the temperament
of the individual taking - It. and used iuSueh guam
title a. to u gently "n ~ the bowels
Let the dictates Of your q Judgment gilae you y.
the use OF the LIFER =, |LNIIGOR=i RON. aiih II
will cure LirsT CJHI- paints, blHs'"S 6saeNS'
D,J,nsnsin Chronic Hi- = GrrfGE, SEImsT Ohm
niyi,fs IIyscukgTu DToU- sV Sur .SI0HgGeh HIJit-
nm CysfirrHrss Cgoytc = Csoler1. Cslra MorJLs-
Coy,r, IGIHtlraI FL1-L-I fLeHee JalRdicc, FSHldLs
HSlkHGSscS, AMI may be used successfully as an
O,,iia0ry ETWily MIDI ~ cine II will SICK
gEID iCTTE. las thou - sands can testify IA
freJfg uliIiates iftI0o or "a ltrss 71a-sDoLfis are
t1Lea at commencement - of attack.
III IDIo use Il are CIR ing their testimony IN
its favor. - =
MA WATER NIL THE HOETH ~ ia
THE TNTTGORATOR md SY-iLLOV Roth
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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NN and after Monday. the 10th of April, 1850, the
" passenger Trains will run daily rs follows:
Eirst-The Great Southwestern, st. Louis, Ctncin-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling, BcnwoOd, Baltimore AMI
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily AT
2lO p. NJ. arriving in Baltimore atGS:lO 4. NJ. con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning. leaves baltimore at 4, =. H. arriving at
Benwood ut S3S and Wheeling ut S:OS A. NJ, connect
ing with the great Western Southwestern, and North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
SecOnl-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $3.50 T. NJ,
and arrives Mt Baltimore at 445 NJ connecting with
the trains for the astere and Southern cities lie
turning, leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ AMI arriving
Mt BonwoOd at 1891 and Wheeling at 4:O5 A. u. This
train stops ut all regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. Sundays excepted, at 10 A. NJ
arriving in Cumberland at S:25 +. NJ. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at $50 A. NJ and arrives at Wheel
ing Mt 5:1O r. NJ. This train stops Mt all stations.
These trains all mako close connection with trains
J.B.FORD, Agent.
W. p. Smith, Master of transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, Genl Ticket Agent. npril26-6O
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and why! because it neper fails to AFFORD instdna
1sows relief when given IN time. 1t acts us If by
magic and one trial alone will convince you that
what we say IL true. 1t COntaius
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Wines. Brandies, RUNS,
OF THE HOOP SKIRT NANUaACTURE.

BLACK TEAS. &C"
II TIERNAN & SON. No. IL North Charles ST.,
offer for sale the following artiles, of their own
Importation, particularly for family use:
SHERRY wISES-Pemartne's finest pale, gold
and brown Shcrries I'm wood and in glass
PORT WINES-Sandemnns competition red and
white Port, in wool and in glass.
MADEIRA wINE-IOhn Howard Marchs fine
Madeira, in wood and in glass; also. Grape Juice.
HOOK Notwithstanding Steinberger. Mar
cnbrunHer, Cabinet, Lebfau-Eilcll, Bronneberg, ct
1916.
CHAMPAGNE wINES-NIoct and Chandon's finest,
in quarts and pints.
and dark Brandes.
RUMS-Old and fine. Jamaica. Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands. mportedand direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The hest guality-Tiernan brand
and no mixture Of dTOmItic poison in IL.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCllONi TEA.
4 mh5-'59-1y
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StTEEL.-Cast, Shear, German. Blister and
~ Snrinp Steel for sail IY j, y, VANCE.
iaBlO 60 anu o. Nam street
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SANFORD DIS
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS.
cnNPnrNnED FRnM

CONPOUNDED FROM
Ptirs TegetsIJEs ErfTIcfs and PIT mp IA CLASS CT
SE& Air FiJii, ,rrId svit keSp az any ciislafe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24
rhe Alleged Cruelty On the American
Bark Anna.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


In perusng your most valuable paper OF the 9Th inst
noticed in letter headed Correspondence from Cowes
that /, the unders sned had my asse' 10 come from
London to see me- / deny the statement The person
who came 70 zee me . respectable married woman
with whom boarded some time previous TO my entering
the bark Anna.
In regard the cruelty on board the Anna appeal TO
the public at large Does It look reasonable that sx men
could disappeared out Of the ship through the brn
taly Of the officers without the captains knowledge e
the evidence plainly shows that only coored nen
into Owes alive beside myself Before sny OF roo
came on shore was reported to Mr.. Thomas N.
Ing Jr, Represented Vice Consul for the I'm tad
States He replied that he could pay any sentioo 10
the case without It was reduced to writing, IS Mr.
Thompson the Consul, absent And - 70 it bel "
"peeer story 1t is my story and true onetoo true
perhaps tor the friends Of those who have been depri ved
Of their lives. was glad tho mates were arrested aud
brought to JUSTICE for who am IN American think Ihsvs
done more than my duty TO the community At large BY
having the facts laid before vice and discerning pub &C.
Such bsrbarous treatment have before Witnessed
an hope never shall again.
R. B. ROSEAAN, late Steward Bark Anna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

SuppES DEATH or FATHER AND SoS-At a town meetinr
In Midway the 18th inst says the Boston Journal NJ
Isaac Foster, apparently IN fsintng it, fell upon the
vse about SIS years old and probably died from some ar
fecjon OF the heart In view Of the solemn event tbe
meefipg was Immediately adjourned. In the afternoon
Mr. Warren Foster, Of Hopkinton, OF tho above
named person, having heard OF the death Of his father
WAS preparing 10 80 70 Midway when he suddenly
seized with apparently q faintng it, and although med
cal assistance at hand he not restored to con-
pcioumess, but expired in q very few rsiputes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

10 this gentleman that his works be ocntastsd With hs
carly home scenes. Ths ssles h admirable, aud The
drawing though hard, BY means very mi, curs.e.
GAG "Angel's Whisper. a. Nuvell clever work,
and executed with spirit
l65. Mating" and four other fine pictures, by East,
man Johnston Mst,ng the gem OF s,nre subjects In
the exhibition. The story truly and endcry ,old re-
necs the highest credit the sentiment Of tho artist and
his rare felicity in renderingn
OIL "Twiighp'. Alexander wust fine evening
effect, rendered with great skin and ability.
2%l Scene from Romeo and Juliet" Frank Leighton.
This pcure the most elaborate and pretenous work
the was, abounds with merit Of high ORDER but s sadly
marred In the centre with obrusve figures which
veil should be drawn. Is highly finished, but hard,
and possesses all the characteristics Of the school,
II does honor to the artists capabilities; the finish il
superiuously particular.
49, sAn Italian peasant girl inscrbing the conSeesl
of her love upop = tomb" Edward May. This simple
composition OF Mr. May has all the character Of his best
works. and is not saying too much OF to that II
ranks with Of the nobest performances Of modern
art
Mr. sontsg has four pictures Of which forciby ex-
presses the rrepressibe CONF lots" in the grand and
stormy scenes OF mountsn passes His large picture
has the fire Of genius and great vigor Of Imagination
Mr.. I. Peele usual, Is among the best contrbu.
tors to the present exhibition His pictures have won for
him rank which should encourage q spirit Of emula
| too IN younger artists.
No go. "No News G. r BlauveN. In the department
or interiors his artist in the. front rank this little
shows old gentleman falling asleep over his
newspaper, CITE NEW YORK HERALD" the drst instance
on record Of any mapping it's columns. II is
clever idea, not however eaboratey rendered as II
should have been.
No. H7 " Base Of the Rocky Mountains" A.
Bierssed This ID the largest and most elaborate picture
in the exhibition and the artist has treated the subject
q grand manner There is, however, . want of in
the drawing and painting OF the animals introduced The
chain Of lofty mountains worthy Of Church. and the
fora Of the valley display the minute handling OF that
master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

For HorsToN.-The Highland Desocrat, Irrational d.,
mocra, PAPER" has nominated General Houston a Pr
Ct the United States, and placed his name Il Ii
besd Of IL editorial columns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24


Franklin said Of balloon: cts Q new born child: we
don't know what II may to-" And we say the child
must learn crawl before be expected TO walk and
The child would probably be quAdrupedestan for
time than is usually the case, taught 10
early that its position WAS upright one-that could
learn to balance s body as well on two pedals, nearly
the quadrupeds four &c. Also 70 the knowledge Of
systematic balloonng We must first learn lie true posi-
onthat B, the true nature Of the elements upon which
lis most successful depend We already understand
how construct balloons elevate them with definite
TO indefinite loads In the air and we know that the air
currents will carry them along smoothly and grace
fully as move the planets in their orbits, or,
perhaps by better comparison, smoothly, but erra
cally % comets In their sderial travels. Comets
all 90 round the sun, but they be much like bal
looms in their vagaries While they have general de-
termination they have very ungeners times and courses
their circuits. So with the baooa-while goss With
the great eastern current above US liable be dred
north and south BY local and provdenta ordina-
tons, that mako appear erratc add unsystemaic,
10 ideas Of order and usefulness heavenly
wanderers just spoken Of And yet, who say-who
dare say-that comets not performing useful and
economical functions and playing important part in
the great design Of Gods universe a. do the more sober
and regular bodies Of his handcrafs The fact H. wc
do mol yet fairly understand the order Of the comets
became do not understand the elemental condition
Of their motions and movements, and until
we do, We cannot fully appreciate their uses
and their harmony to the general we'll being
Of the universe Even to the economical general
Of balloons, ever engmatica, until study aud
learn their elemental positions, aud particularly the
nature Of the great atmospheric which they must
move
The atmospheric which envelopes earth is
vast and UNEMPLOYED gion indeed ana yet from
live and breath and have being hsve all things
that live and Breathe whether in under the earth and
The water s surely, then, worthy OF all the cousidera
ion and all the study that the learned societies and the
a,scpIped m pds devotpg 10 IT, It's whole body, In
,ubstapce II We take weight computation OF sub
ance Is equal 10 OF quicksilver covering the
shos surface Of the world thirty inches deep, 70 an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24


his country men for bis speedy return to the Land
affections and exploits Being uncompromsed N
political party, no better messenger could be selel
tbs patriotic mission; besides, his easy mann(
Of every rank in society, but more especially thai
various fsctoDs who under the name Of political sey
keep this unfortunate republic In constant agtatou|
been, moreover, the constant companion OF his I'LL
father during bis exile, and shared with him the
OF the campaign, as well as the gratulations Of BID
ovations. that which awaits the old patriot on
sent occasion bids fair to surpass any public mi
ton ever tenGeyed 10 mortal man In these region
speed him. for the Der eft OF his beniRhted countl
From Caracas We Learn that the political occs
Of the Gay are 70 varied II ID difficult 70 keep !
them; there have been several battles and more
ing on the plains; the mounted rifles under comr
The American, Dr.. hogan, distinguished themselv)
principal battle, but have returned and disbsndr
selves. By the government Official, the cousi
party have been victorious. and General Sotillo
this lie 90, TWO OF the federal leaders have falep.
seic the 1ast OF the THO, Falcon has gone in the
The Congress has 20 quorum a. yet; the uuemb(
oeen coming IN for the last two months. Il IL 81
powever, they will DO able 70 70 to business
Inc following d copy Of . protest forwarded
zen on me United States protesting against The rel
uniteo States, especially In this oountry=
TO The HoSoRAMB The SENATE AND HOUSE, or RIP
IVES OF NE UNnzD SrArB, IN CoNGRHss AarnMRr
Inc memorial OF Seth briggs, o citizen or IN
States, respectfully sheweth, That your memor
well .: many other citizens Of the United sss2
suffered great Inconvenience and iocalcnI.hie
snd loss Of time In trying TO have their intarn,s;or
adjusted that many citizens have sacrificed he n
TO indemnity rather than sacrifice year Of t;sss
The action Of diplomatic agents, who make ther
mepts mere einecures 10 live an easv lIfc A. Inc
Of the United States; and many have died ~
despair, as martyrs Of injustice, away from thar
whilst seeking their just rights, but all in vain
Your msmorhlist respectfully suggests 70 vcn,
bic Chambers, - The representatives OF tbs y.
great nation, that some remedy be applied n mi
many abuees complained Of, and that the dn,iss
tiers abroad DO better defined. That the hon,,
defTa'ch Of business be designated; and sbo ,d i,
ter be called away on public business during ,ho1
his fecretary or clerk be always in Attendance
cation. That when petition or written reonsst
10 the Minister or other diplomatic agsn,
zen OF the United States, il be- sesn.c,1
,tNed and considered and II sncb
decline to fulfil the request made tbs,sin
lnoorse big reasons thereon, and give y III h
,pphcant, that he may have an oppoetuu,v ~
he Secretary Of Sac on the subjec, ~ Il, -
nat when letter. are officially and espso,fnji
Minister or etas' diplomatic AGENT II n
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-12-28
A Dog Story.

The dogs of Constantinople arc famous
for their ferocity, and it has been supposed
that they are incapable of attachment to
man but Frenchman has lately brought
one to Paris with him, under circumstances
which prove the contrary. Ono day ut
Pera, ho noticed splendid specimen of
these wolf dogs lying with half closed cycs
In tho sun, and he went to him and caressed
him. Tho dog did not soom to understand
10, and lny as motonless as stone. Next
day he repeated it, and after several days
tho dog seemed to learn tho meaning Of it,
and followed him to his hotel, and became
his constant companion. About two months
afterwards, the Frenchman having finished
his business In Turkey, took passage on q
steamer for France, and recommended his
protege TO the care of the hotel keeper
who promised he should never suffer. He
forbade the dog to follow him, and went
on board tho steamer where his compassion
was excited at seeing tho dog, who had fol
lowed him at distance, sitting on the
shore. But when the steamer started, oil
were astonished to soc tho dog plunge into
the water and follow after On and on be
swan until, the speed Of the steamer in
creasing, he began to howl In distress. Al
last tho passengers begged tho captain tC
take him on board, and boat WAS lowered
TO pick him up. So the ex-vagabond o.
Constantinoplo became tho tax paying Par
isiaD.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-12-28
Ancestors Of Washington and Franklin.

We take the following extract from tue
"Life of Washington" by Edward Ever
e,t. ut may be mentioned as somewhat
striking fact, and one, I believe, no!
hitherto adverled to, that the families OF
Washington and Frankliu--the former
the great leader OF the American Rev
olu,ion, and the latter not second TO
any Of his patriotic associates-were es.
tablished in the same central county OF
Northampton, and within few miles OF
ench other; the Washingtons at Brighton
and Sulgrave, belonging TO the landed
gentry Of the country, and in the great
civil war supporting the royal side the
Franklius at the village Of Ecton, living
on the produce Of farm of thirty acres
and the earnings Of their trade as black
smiths, and esrousing-some Of them, a
least, and the father and uncle OF Ben
iamin franklin among the numher-the
principles Of non. conformists. Their re
spectiye emigrations, germs Of grea
events in history,t took place--that OF Jobi
Washington, the eatgrandfather o
George, 1857, TO loyal Virginia ; that o
Josiah Franklin. the father OF Benjamin
about the year 1855, TO the metropolis o
Puritan New England.