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BOARDING.

DQARDING-Fivs or six gentlemen can be &C
ID eonsmOdsted with Table Board AZ 409 5th
street, between and Il streets. Terms S3 81 per
week. my ~
THREE ROOMS To LIT, WITH BOARD, at
i 442 2 street, etween 5th and 6:h. my l-3t"
SUAMER BOARDING EAR PHILADEL
- phis, at pleasant country seat, within three
minutes walk OF passenger railway. III two fan-
lies voulc pay liberslly, Io other bOsr,ers would
be taken stabIing, ics house, &c. Address Z. A.
LLOYD, 6cJ n. Eleventh ct. my l-3t
DoARDIhG-A few single Gentlemen can be ac
ID commodated with BOARD at f13 second ST.
between b and e. ALSO ROOMS, for families, 81 re
5uc,d prices. This house is kept by northern
kInily and situated within few doors OF the Ca ii
tol, Avenue, AID Depot ap y lw'
TWO GENTLEMEN GAN FIND PLEASANT
i accommodations and good BOARD al S25 per
month in private family where there are no chill
ireD Apply at IL 9th street, near N street north.
References required. sp Zo-lH
Evening star., 1863-05-04
THREE ROOMS TO LIT, WITH BOARD, at
i 442 2 street etween 5th and 6;h. my l-3t*

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The Inyssiens of the Crimes, by Kinglske. Vol.
]. S1.E0.
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on her first trip during the present <zf&eA
month or esrly in May. and will CON -S<Ez
tipue 20 run regularly during the season.
EsrIy notice will be given of dates of departure.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST Cabin, from ---....-... S95 to SlS5
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Kxcursion Tickets out and back, in the lst and "a
Cabin only, a fare and half,
Third CABIN. .----..."...,......-.S SGD
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in q.
q. currency.
For passage apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
A. The Office, 90 BROADWAY, New York.
For freight apply to ROWLAND d AsPIN-
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sp Is ties
II g FIvE-TWENTIEs,
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FURNISHED AT PAR
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u . Esssrf sst yssssss sesssass s. - g & Is
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"--1-|N N BOMBARDMESpSl l. o. o.; II
sEIGEs AND sfvRMs. BY LAND AEDsEAi
sEIaEs And STORMS, BY t4ND AND M sEA'
DESTRUCTION Nos of sEBAsrApoL -. :,
torsna nav performances. Saturday Aftern, o'cik
SrarS nav perforlnsnce satu rdsy After IN. o'elk
Grand Day Performance, SATURDAY Atter,n, eek
Grand Day Performance, Saturday Aitsr'n, o'c.k'
x5rAdmisaion % cents ; Reserved Seats. 20 cents.
sCh.ldren 15 cents go z. -. 1lax ,-lV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
AGRICULTURAL MACHIYERY--HC

AGRICULTURAL MACHISERY--IIow ITS UsE
GROWS IN FAVOR IN FSGLAND.-At an sgricnaurA
meeting in September, 1908 az heishle! IN toIAsHre'
the Duke OF opse in speaking OF the show OF ag-
ricultural implements, and how they lad Increased III
I'm how few words could the stock OF implements
Which the farmer had at his command at that period bs
described Now l know nothing surprising as to
gze the vast array OF implements of the hnes con-
struction. which we saw to-day and which We see az
the exhibitions of tho Agricultural Societies generally.
Perhaps these may serve display the Ingenuity
the makers but at any rate very large proportion
OF them has done service to the Of agricultural m-
provemcnt. believe 1t Is scarcely ten years since
the first reaping and moving were introduced
into this country; now in many parts OF this country NO
farmer thinks it possible TO get In his crops without h
use Of them. Then as the final triumph OF sell
in all the departments connected with agriculture. It II
long indeed since, In all the purely arabic districts the
portable steam-engInes superseded both the Hall ana
horse thrashing machines. myself though not far ad-
vanced In years. remember tho time when there
were great disturbances in parts Of the sonth OF
country because Of the introduction Of hrashing
machines worked by horses and when the Agricultural
ahores threatened almost insurrection unless the
use OF them was but now 1t Is hardly pos
sible, II any one wshed IT, ~ get laborer VINO
would submit ~ use the fail We stu see there Is
vast deal Of niggardly and parsimonious manasemen!'
assisted OF the same time by wasteful management.
farmer grudges tho proper outlay for superior or
tlcles. We see him allowing his manure " Iun "
waste his crops 10 be overrun with Weeds anu snas
what mean by niggardly and psrsHmVn.ous naaaSs
At the same time think we have every reason iTSS
forward with confidence to the prospect oe'ors IN my
last twenty or thirty years mas wo,icu su~ n, S
changes in the direction OF asricuIIra M
1t hes probably worked greater changes IN Sh ooIns
try than Il has In England though We are scu very fae
behind that country the application Of steam " g.
ri. ultural work. But In other machinery we are Mf
ahead. The number Of moving aud reaping machine1
aud thrashors aud grain cleaners is ar greater than In
ElKaQt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

captor that he not only commanded coorcd troops but
negro himself which was partly the fact although
bis complexion so light that he could easly have
passed for white man. 10 is feared that the gallant
young officer may have met with worse fate. IL so,
there will be retaliation for he very popular
with his regiment, and the Guards not famous for
their sweet tpnDerH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
FROM MATAMOHAs.

The City Qnict-Why IL was Brevessed-
Trade-uercnntile Adventures and
Their PIans-Thc Rio Grnnae stcan-
crs-Thc Rebels Dissrusf Those Who
soid TheIn-Sf,cuId They Have Recn
Purchmscd THE French Not Here
The People Libcrei--ya,uc Of Rebel
Paper - Refugees - Ennditif - Kirby
srnith-Thc HebeIs Will Fight-Th'
Truc pInH-This shOuid be- IN scpurutc
Military Dcpart,ucnt-The -. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19
rssR DRPAsrmEnT er TszE GULF

Tho Negro Regiments GnerriIIns - Port
INSTRUMENTATION TO the Hntcrior-
Attack and Rcpulsc Of tho Encuiy-
Arrival of Escaped Union Prisoners-
Their story-Lntcsf from the Captured
ORicsrs Of tho 17Gtb Ncw-x Orh-Unioa
Prisoners in Texas - Movements Of
Dick Taylor and Waller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-19

Cen Warren speaks highly Of the bearing OF his men
during the diss.Teeab!e campaign. and he consider.
their strength and spirit unimpiired. understand
thar IL is the intention Gen Warren 10 make honor
able me nton Of those soldiers who exhibited special
gaaniry in the recent operations Is soon rs his de-
tailed reports arc made out. L. H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-09
nv ~ lyon oo' use
Hoofand's German Bitters

From J. NeIVtOn BroIvn, D. D., Editor cfthe EHey-
eLopedia of Aselt9iOHS KnOSViedge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sut
Cisnt reason, why may not testify to the bentt
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that ho may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others. ,. s,si
do this the more Tesdily In regard to Ho6hand'g
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. O. NJ. jackson, Of
this city, because was preudced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these Bitters, vt the beginning Of the present
year was followed by evident reei and restoration
TO q degree of bodily and mental vigoJ which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED of regulating. I therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me to the use Of them:
Philadelphia, June 2s, 1851. -
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In Rem In e2na8
II. ulbS0n- oUnhseaiiOn-
rTHEREAe, 81 the RalI Term, 1868, Of the On.
w trfct Court Of the United States Of Virginia, at
CISrksbuIg, the Attorney of the United States for
said District, tiled information against the Real
gfoperty Of William IL. Gibson, described 10 .
schedule 10 said information annexed, alleging In
substance that said william H. Gibson has been
gagged Ia the existing iasuTrecti0n against the Su-
thority Of the united Statts GiuCs tine 18th day Of
July, 1862, that At tho time OF his becoming en-.
gagged, he was the owner Of the property 10 said
schedule eutiOnedT aud praying that said property
may be eonhseated and soId fSFfsItsd to the United
States.
Now, theIeioFs, in pursuance Of the munIIIOa un.
der the OF the sad Court 20 directed End do
Terej, do hereby give public notice. 70 all Psrsons
caimlng ANY iHteTes an aid property ar IN the PTU-
cSs thereof appear before the JUtEo Of the Dis
tEIst Court Of the United States fer the Western Dis
triet Of Virginia. At CiaFksbuTg the 1Oth day ot
November A. y. 1853, II the same shall be day OF
Jurisdiction, II rot the next day Of ju7sdCIlOn
there Rfer then and there to nteTpOss their claims
| and make their allssAttOns 10 that behalf
EDWARD 4. NORTON,
u. s Matahal, ". D. of Va.
BESJAHIs n. s'uTH, o. g. Attorney, oot26-lit
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In cause Of M.
GituTs and con


m. rS t'a " 1na asroh dsEPa sSaloa -l '
AF HEREAB a. the fan Term, 1883 OfthO District
w OOurt OF the United states for the western
Distriet of fVtrEiaIa ~ ClaEsb1rg, the AtteTeg Of
the United tStss for aid DistFiet He'd n inl1rms-
ton ngainst the Real and Personal Property Of Aaron
b YoaBg doSeFibed fu q schedule % stic lnfJrua-
tinn anu1sd alleging In Substance that SAID AaroD
b Young has been engaged IN the eEtstiRg inIuEToo-
ton aCitnst the ogthoTtIieg Of the United States
nes fh6I7fh day Of Jalg, 16d1. thar AZ Tie ne az
hil becoming % engaged he vas the OW16T Of the
DrouertY In said schsdllO mentioned, and pElyllg
tIrof ssid property may Be eonhseatad and sold -
foFfaited 70 tne United stat 9.
Nov, theTCfDre, tn pursuance 81 moDlti0n unlef
ihe seal Of the said Cart % ne directed and doV
sred Do hereby give publie notice 10 All PsFsous
csifng any iBteIest IA ts Eaid property, Or 10 TIE
proceeds thereof nPpesF before Gse Jldge o. TIE
DiSfriet CGgTT Of Ih0 O1tsd staEs1 foT th6 WefaTn
pfstrIet Of Virginia, a. ClsEksbuTF on the lDh dag
OfHovsmbeF, :. D. 1888, IifIhe sane Sha1 BE- . Day
ofturisdctions If n1t, On the osGt day GJuraietO
thereafter thsn and there 70 iBtoTpOOs thel eiaim
and make Jheir alIeg gatious in that behalf
EDWARD -. NORTON,
q. 3. MAFshal for the ". D. Of Va.
BESJ. a. sNIIHS Q. 8. Attorney. Oet7Slit
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In aesuse % fer
Gfamr- ausf ~.a-

In q Of
erty oF John BrHnnsu dsealion-
w HERE IS, at the fa Term, 1861 o. Jhe ntJtT3ot
~ C1UT- Of the Unifei Statee, tor the WesteEn
District oG Virginia, CAEkaburg the AtfO.nEy Of
the Untsd States for Easd District, filed inf1Ima
tion SgAit the Real and Personal Property ohl
BranEOu, ds8etibed in sehedae saiA inioEn, tlon
ANNEXED alleging ia substance that said Jlhn IIA
non has baen eafaged in the eNisring ina1FFsetloa
against the authorities Sf the United STAtEE since
the lIlh Of July, 1882, that ~ the time of hi. ts
coming sDgagesl, he Was the u the proper
y 10 said schedule, mentioned ABd pTaJIng IL It
said property may o eondscstod and sold iUrfrt.
ed 70 the United states
New, therefore, IN pursuAnce OGthe mnuitlon undeF
the seai OF the SAID COuEt. 20 direSted ann isliv-
cred, do hereby give pubHs uStiee q" al persons
claiming Auy interest la the sid property oT IN tl
pr0ceeds thereof TO appear before the Jlgo Of the
District Court Of the United states WP-teTl
District Of Virginia, a. aEkEbuTg- the AOGh day
Of November, v. 1855, ORE shaiI be . day
Of Jurisdiction, ngt the next DAY Iarisielon
thersAftET then and there inteTp5so Iheir eIaiHs
ard make their allegations IN that behalf
EDWARD ". SUETJS,
y {. Marshal, W. D. Of Va
BESJAJus a. sxITa, Z. ATTORNEY. p-''as-Ii'
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Tbs United Bsatos


In Rem. In ennge
The Real Property nf Samuel Of forfeiture abd
Woods. eOnfseatiOu.
UTHERRAs, Af the Pail Term, 1883, Of the District
w Court Of the Unlfed states for the Western
DIatFIet 6f Virginia. a ClaFkBbu.. the Attorney Of
the United STATES for said District flied iuiOFmA
ton against the Real Property OG Samuel Woods,
described in schedule % said Information aune1et,
alleging in su6staHes that said samuel WO0ds has
been engaged In the existing inBoIrection agIingt
the authority ofthe SLAtes States atEee the 17th day
Of July, 1861 that hf the time Of his becoming %
engaged he WAs the owner Of the property in said
scheulO mentioned, and praying that sald property
maybe conhscatod andSOd - forfeited 70 the Outtsd
states
NOW thsTeEre, In pursuan Of the nnonitIon under
the seal Of the said Court TO me diIoctOd aud dsiV-
cred. do hereby give publke notice 70 all PsrsO1l
claiming any Interest in d property. In the pro
essds thereof appear before the J0dgs Of the Dis
trio Court q the United States tOr thO Western
District Of Virgin a. at CIaEkBbuTg, the 10Th day
Of November, A u. 1888, Cif tAs SSne shall be da
Of Jurisdiction not, Ga the next day Of Jurisdiction
theresfer) then and there 70 inSeTP0So their claim
and make their allegations In tllat behalf
EDWARD -. MORTON.
q. g. Marshal Tor the W. D. Of We.
BEsJ. n. snuTB, o. .. Attorney. Oet9o-l4t
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hGUnited Ftsies
IN Rem Inaeause
nf Anrl.aanr. nnl

Vs IN Eela Ina enIsu
Tue Eeal PFgptTty 81 IOha } of i1Ffsstnre aud
Allen. euafrcatfcn.
w HEhkAS, ~ the Fali TERN, 1853, oTthe District
" COaEt. Of the United states, for the v esteem
Diatret Of Virginia 1t ciaIksure. the Attorney Of
toe cited etates iog aatd District, dli infOFmA.
ton aa,Bst the Real Property u John J. Allen, de-
sortbesi 10 schedule 60 said iB6oEmatiuu annexed
slIedtas in suhstluee that SAID John J. Allen has
been elgaged IN the existing inauFtesttarI aait.t
tfe authority q the United states, siucp the lIth
day Of July, 1863 that at the ct hts L,eruinr
80 engAed he Was the owner OF tbs property t said
srheduie mentioGs; and pEaSinE that said prvpslty
nisE b eouscatS'i and spd forfeited the Uuit a
thereEEes i1pursuaDee Of this niouitun under
the seal Of the said CdaTt. 10 directed aud delV.
ere do hereby give publie nOtiee - All pslsoAs
claiming any intSEert tn said property the pro-
ees thereof, to appear before tEs Jn9 Of the Dis
ulet Court Of the Cniied stai-s, for the WeuteTl,
DissIt-t n! Virginia, at ClarksbuTF, the IGth day
o. Move nibeF, A u. lSd3 "a tie cane shaI be daT
u turiaderon theTtatteTl then aud there tGtntsF-
PUsO thsT Chains, and make their aIleaii1na IN that
ItbaM EDWARD ~. NORTON,
U. .. NaTshAl, ". D. Ot IA
BENJ. Il. snTH, Z. s. Att0rnsy Ce;.6-itt.
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f'''s' InRen. In eau..


VI. In Rem. In a eause
A"' eTSy siT' q III Isals | ). Post. esnSseation %
YaER EAS, at tho Fall Term, 1855, tie Diztrict
w Court Ot tue United StAtes Tor the Western
Dstrct OF Virgin u, Clark burg, Ehs Attorney Of
the United Stat siid DistTict died Informs
tion against the Real and Personal Property OF Isaac
j. Post, described in schedule TO aGid InfrLnatiou
annexed, alleging in SubstGEcj that GIii Iaaae J.
Post ts engA0d In tho existing insnrTeeti0u against
the authorities OF the United StaeeE, that at the time
Of his becoming engaged he was the owner Of the
property in said schedule mentioned, and praying
that said property may be cOnfsSated and cold q
forfeited u the United States.
Now, Therefore, IN pursuance Of the mOnitiOn under
the zeal OF The said Court to directed aud deliT
cred, do hereby give public notice to all peEsons
claiming interest IN the said properly. the
prCcee6s thereof to appear before the Judge Of the
district Court OF the United Static Tor the Western
District ct Virginia, at CIaTksburg, the lO:h day
OF November, 1865, Iif tho same Ghall be 4 day Of
juTis1:IiOn, IL not, the IeNt day Of jurisdiction
thereAter then al thsre to IuterpOss their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
EDWARD "a NORTON.
q. 8. MarslhAl for the ". D. Of Va.
BENZ. II. SMITa, U. s. Attorney. Oet2B.I4t
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MReR. InaeaaSs
o. ferfSEure and
The Real PropoFty Of Aions 4.
n.--.lI.o

nTaRREAE e tie FAII Tern. lssR Of n, IoI,,,,.,
" Coul5 o. III unilcd states 6oE the Weoirrn
District o. ItFginia at ClaIksbuEE the Atls,ry q
fiOE Aga1nt lhe Real Property q AInni ~ Ra-Iaii1
asctbed n Rcboduie 10 fa3d tnlUFmstkpn annsI ca
Ai'ssng n suhstAzes sha1 satd AIoet y Baaiabjs q
enssse9 70 the eEllttnf tnsGTEletion oEatnst The
sufhorii.es of the Unt Statts, tat - ths fiac Of
nls boeoniiAR 60 Onk1god h Haq the oHnGF q ths
PrepeEfy n slid sshadulo urntonai, aDd pEAyinE
ioEieited 20 the United stataS. ~. -.
NOS. tbeFei0Ees 70 purgIEarcV q thO lo np1isF
lhe eeai o. the AID conft 70 atsected ayd asIV
eTels do hereby give Pnliis hp4i7s - uH TeEsols
claiming any tutSrezt ~ AZ id property. or f1ile
ltv1este thefeoi, ~ OaRIaT hellr de Judea of tht,
stTiSt CouFt ri the United States Tor 1ls WerieTo
DlEiet Of Virginia. a. ClGTE8buTg, tie 10Th dnV
u HSEonbsE, ass, III thf FAEas shall ~ CAS
.nTtsictiOp. u rot, the neat dAy of Jurisdiction
thereatteT tbsn and thers . inaersa tolE elaine
alsa make their aIiegAti0ns on that behalE
EDWARD ~. NORTON,
o. q. Marshal for the ". D. ofVa.
BLzJ. u. saflTH, Q. :. Attorney. 0ct2S-lAE
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In . aeause ofElrEi.
ture and eouhs-
calinn.
The Real and Psrsonai Proper
~ Of darFct johnson

y OF darret johnson cation.
WHERE4S, At the Ea'I Term, Is65. u the DIE
w tEict Court of the Unired STATES for the We.
tern ptstFict Of Virginia. ClaEksbuFg ths Attor.
nry Of the unted States for sAId District sled al
Information Against the Real and Peru1aal Property
OF GaTret Johnson delCTibed in trheiule to sId In
formation annexed, alleging in sul-taEes that sAtd
6arret johnson has been engaged in the existing Ia
suFIeetton Against the authorities Of the UaI.ed
states, since the 1Ith day OF July, 1854 that ~ the
time OF ht1 beeoutnR % engaged he the owner
Oithe property In sud schedule mentioned and pFay.
ing that said property may be Sou6scatcd and Eyld
- loTtsited ~ ths United SGafsz-
Nos, therefore, Ia pursuance d fke NOR u en- ne
der the seal Of the said Court, TO diTtet and
delVered DO hereby give public notice u all Fer.
sons claiming any interest ia the said pIOpPrty o.
the pTocoeds theEeSf 90 appear beDSo TIE judge %
the District Court OF the Uuted States for the Wes-
tern District OI Virginia. Cl2ikstuIE on the IOth
day Of h0ye1ibeF, A. D. 1868, if the same shal b
day Of jurisdiction, n NOT the day InIfsdi
ton tlrTenIteT, tlen and tkert iuterpGsa their
claims aud make their ALI salI,iss Il. .aa4 alaas4
EDWARD u. HuRT0N,
. y. :, HHTslIalI, ". D. OF Va i
BESJAlITS u. sltgTB. Attorney a R ~-'oR-VA,
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In Hsm- Ina Gsl1a
a! forfeiture and
Enln--..rLnn

The Real Property Of william % osi5rf-lrurs ana
l. JAelaOp- eoadscatIOR.
MYHEREAs, At the FAN Term, lssS, 0f the DiS-
w tFiet Court Ofths Uaitcd Safes, for tbe IVES
tern District % ViFEns, ~ CiaTSsurE. the AIIOr.
uey for the United States for the sid Districf 6iei
information against tie Real PruPsFty Of William
L. Jackson, described Ia schedule sad Informs
tiOn annexed. ailegBg 10 Gustsnes that said William
JAeilsol. kAs been e1s-se3 IN tbs existing Incur
Feetiou against the anlhsFity Of TIE united etaFes
since the 7,h day Of Jny 1864; that at the tie of
his beeOmtrg 20 engaged, he was the owner af the
Property in satd sgbedUie mentioned, aud praying
that the said property aay be eorhs-atsd and odd
~ fOrteitet % the UBitsli State
koW, therefore, IN VursuAsee "f the motion under
the seGl Of the ahid Court % diret,t md deiv.
cred, 10 heroy give public Ilnties eli peEson-
claiming any interest ~ said pToperty IN the pro
oeeiS thrr8I eDpelT before The JUICE q the Dis
tTiet Court Il te United states fF ths Western Dis
lFict Of Virginia, AZ CllFksbaFg the Iuth day Of
NOTombgr, 4. y. 1854 II tho sanr shStl be day oG
Jurisdiction, not on the ueGt day oF Jurisdiction
thereafter, then AID there 20 ntepbss Ihs1F elans
aud make their allegations "a that behalf
EDWARD H. NORTON. g.;
Z. :. darahAl, W. D.ofVa.
BISsa'trS h srnTH- Z. Attorney. oef56-lst
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IGs Bore, e. ef RailrOs ga.eeuIugs, tls propsrry
Offssas r, TEiubIo.
y the District ColTt of the U1Itod GtAtss EE the
u Western District ofYirEiHta, g Whesline.
In puEHlAEeo q tho deeFDo ard 0IJluE e ths sniA
District Court in the above entltIed ealas, % Ne
directed, 0uly mads 9o4 ontoIu % Gbs 1glh d8y -
EEiday, the 2oth day q SlovenbsF, 1853, - -
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LETTER FROM HON HENRY BARNARD, EDIroH
OF THH AAERIcAs JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.
~ HAETFoRD, GONN., Oct. "a. 1853.
Hox. A. r. Ross, Chairman ef COnsnaiites
on EdueztiOH, RoWse Of DeIsgGtes, West
HiyginLG:
DRGR Sri have devoted the evening
to a careful reading Of your draft for a
School Law for the State of West Virginia.
II is a very carefully drawn and efficient
system, and If wisely administered, will
give your State a better start than any
new State has had to my knowledge. Il
has taken US in the older States quarter
of century TO introduce certain features
which are embodied in this draft, and
which are absolutely essential to any good
degree of success in establishing public
schools.
hope your Legislature will adopt the
bill into a public act without any modih.
cation. Try it as It stands. II will be
easy to amend, if the circumstances of any
portion of the State shall require mOdifica-
lions. Elect the right man for State Su
perintendent-a prudent, we'll informed,
hard working man, who will take pride
and find reward beyond his pay in the sue
cess of the system. aud in ten years time
you will have a system of public schools
in operation, of which the State and coun.
try will be proud.
Very truly, your ob't serv't,
HENRY BARSARD.
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ticuIarly where more than Oae township is
embraced. Such towns and cities should
have their own Superintendent performing
all the functions OF a County SupeFinten-
dent with some other, such as the admis.
sion of pupils, So. The size of the school
embracing different grades, should only be
limited by the number residing Wtthiu
practicable distance of the school There
can be NO psssible doubt Of the immense
advantages of school of from 500 to 800
pupils, properly superint0nded and graded.
over an ungraded one Of fifty. There can
be no doubt that a school Of one hundred
pupils can be more efficiently taught in two
grades by two teachers than one of thirty
pupils by one teacher. The more numeI-
Gus the grades, probably not exceeding
twelve or fifteen, the better.
Respeelfally, SO. srsvExs.
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