... appeals the adverlisement clnvitnrr einy the *e openiln of fr. JackbSO'W sckool, at th3c Grnre, near WrewJamn. A correspondent speaks nrarmli infatoar of the establishmvent, and ci ni lently recn 711eunds it to notive. 'hl he attention of our readers is a ...

... s h 'l'he Cayenne Lozesge b1:15 been fni~~id ol- great e utility to sueh persons as are frequently ill the ha- a bit of sp)eak~ing in public; they maly therefore be u advantaecously taksen in the Senatc. at the Bar, n and in the Pulpit, and the Idgli'e~t ...

... onS. The Cayenne0 Lozenge hItLS hoat founild of great .tility to i su nh i orsm le as a e reoc enutly in the ha- biit ot speaking in pulic ; ticeymay thferefore be advantageoUslY take in tics Secate. at the aar, at andc l thltc, i h ie. testimony in ...

... contiguous. lis Thei Ciiyenne Lozenge has been found of great lis utility to snch Pei-sons as are frequently isl the re* habit of speaking- in public ; they usay therefore 1) be ?? takei lin the Senate, at the Bar, V0- aind in tie Pulpit, cudi rhe hi ghest testimony ...

... Beltrs y Cloud, near Ualtornst. E must be a good penman, and arithmetiq f3 cianl, competent to teach Welsh and Enlg- lish, and speak tbe, latter language fluently C and grammaLtically, and produce respetable tes., timonials for industry and sobriety. He miglt ...

... bound, have manfully raised his woice ayuiunst iti and thandered his opposition ih their ears in scason and out of season. IVe speake the sentiments od'the freeholders of the county almost to a man.' WIere we to give loose to our own feeliags, nV should de- ...

... it respects the superintendants, the fmasters, or seiolars,) are attended with the Veiy - best resnlts. In saying this, lie speaks the lan- nguage of his own judgment, and he doubts not that also of his brethren in general. - I i I I i t I 4 I VI I II ...

... patrooege aldinst unpreceeiente(l in the v al; ve cases ; they ?? also of great utility to per- e s501s iI tht! ;h)iL tit Pu bile Speaking; ,ind the fbille4t testil 1115lY ill the .Alusia~ l WVorld ?? been aisviaced ill their faV01;', WirrOe tile Anaec hasI n ...

... printe'l is an excellent sort, atid tle tvpe alimost ne v; indeed, for Tvriety, quantity, and quallitr it is ie most p'erfeet i speaking of Sundav Nt ospapers it is proverbial to say, T2ir ENG.LISiMAN is mdinsst a library in itself; and to sich rreamlers who ...

... isalsswstaled thaf our loss amotinteil t. 50 maCI killed, amoigst whom were snime ollicers anid the ,official reports oiily speak of 20 iena, altd do not- tmention~aay offiefars.- According- :to one of thoso letters, General Bour umote ntas not omly- iovettejd ...

... capabititiesof TIllS VASI' PROPERTY will le sihiwn by a irference to the presen: stock and crops; the little army of hoyrieks speak in tolerabhl positive terms ot the qutality of the pas- tule; five and six quarters of oats ad(l bailey are every where to ...

... publishied in monthly palts, stitched in a neat wrap per, and delivererl withl the Magazines. h'l'e proprietors, unlwilling to speak of the result of their exertions, refer to tire opinions of the pub. lie press. The Atlhetium, a spirited, ably conducted, ...