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D., entered one door and John another SIM
',,as',o,,,ly--Joln Bragg Immediately with has
u''a"s armed with a heavy budeeon, advanced
-, and without utterng a word struck
on ..,.,aI heavy blows which Iloored him
, u received more strokes than ne would have
,'ao nv attempting to draw pistol, which unlor-
,..,olv when drawn and levelled at Braeg's body
.s.s IN. n stroke from ! is weapon, u catch BY T.
Do turncd and entered into the body of Robert
p..,eryillc. remarkably clever and high minded
Inn, Gentleman who was honestly endeavornp 10
'a,,ra,c them. Bragg quickly renewed his as
II, With his heavy cane, while his brother Tho
'''. ,,,emntcd to seize Green, who then drew his
,a, and fought with the desperation of wounded
u" Tie cut Thomas Bragg lip nearly off and
him \ deep wound in the arm, while John
1t, ,oll like a cut down chcken-Green's dirk
- entered his neck and passed through his
~ nine. Here the fight terminated, when
-, ali bloody and frantic with raue, hi, dir!,
1: with rorc and two cooked pistols which
taf,rc had not time TO bring into play. leaned
:" ~, ~ d,ors. sworc he was real Nuter, and
.,sa, + the two Young Braggs who were in the rear
'.;.hed to take a hand, he would defend himself
',b the same success he had against the elder two
"s.o, had no friend near, who took part, and
..,. who even sought to shield him from the very
,o.,a, and assaSsin-kc assault made, but Young
samcryillc The bali struck Somcrsillc ON one of
liz ribs. & turned roui d his body which by the
.lal of Dr. p. c. Pope, was extracted, and lac is
,cly to recover. John Bragg is expected 10 die
,.t night DIR. Plunkcu held his hand 10 lhc
,ound eight hours, which saved him from bleeding
=, death Immediately. The attack look, worse in
consequence of Bragg's not having gone over to
povd,on. and thcn not making the assault alone,
when in his native village. Public opinion IS tayo-
rablc to Green,
Yours, very respectfully.
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Meeting in aid of the Bible Cause.

Public Meeting was held in the Baptist Church,
in aid Of the Bible cause, on Thursday evening,
the 30thiast Rev. WV. S. RrIp, Pre,iden, of
the Lynchburg Bible Society, being called to the
Chair, the Meeting was opened with PRAYER and
singing the j Nmn-" Bior Vc the trHmpct bior
&c Mr.. john II. d. PAYNE va, appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion Of the Rev John Goodwin, of the
Methodist Protestant Church, seconded by the
Rov. William $. Reid, Of the first Pre,bytcrian
Church
Resofeed, That the leading OF Providence, in
reference 10 the Bible cause, calls for increased eff
forts ON the part Of Christians and others that the
reading population of the whole world may be sup
piled with the Bible.
GA motion of the Rev. Archer b. Smith, of the
Baptist Church, seconded by the Rev. J. d. Mitch
ell, OF the n PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Resoircd, That AN effort be now made to in
crease the fund of the Lvnchburg Bible Society.
and that subscription paper, be now circulated in
the congregation for that purpose. In this stage
OF the business wulc the paper, were circulating
IN the congregation, Mr. +. :. Miller arose and
proposed 10 pay the sum Of So, if five other,
would do the same whcrcupon, mac others imme-
diatels arose, and agreed to pa, tie same sum-
1t was then proposed that ten persons give the
sum oi SO each, three persons Immediately re =
sponded to the call. Nhen the subscription pa
pers were returned to the Secrctary's table in all
$50 we're subscribed.
Ga motion Of the Rev. j. d. Mitchell seconded
by Mr.. ohm VI. Gordon; Resolved that in the opil-
ion OF the meeting, the managers of the Lynchburr
Bible Society should cndcavor to raise during the
present year, the sum Of one thousand dollars.
Inc above resolutions were accompanied by re-
marks from the Rev. VIM. S. Reid, Rev. A. b..
Smith and Rev. J. ID. Mitchell. On motion:
Resoioed. That the proceedings of the meeting
bepubsled in the papers of this place, and in the
Methodist Protestant, the :. r. telegraph, Re
ligions Herald. and the Southern Churchman. The
meeting adjourned, concluded with prayer.
WIN. $. REID. President.
joins. X. ID. FAyvr Sec
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second BALLOON Ascension sio.ss
EyRcssbVJrg.

Friday Erc@inS, iusuSt 21St, 1888.
MR. HOBART takes pleasure in being able
lVR to announce to his friends of I.ynchburg
and the surrounding country, that he has, al
length, cemPftea crcyY prcEGfdtioa far his next
ascension from l.yucllhurg, and at the suggcs-
ton of friends, he has selected, for the occasion
the evening of Friday, the ; list day OF August.
This being the day on which funeral honors will
be paid 10 the amcntcd Chief Justice Marshall.
the chr ofthc balloon IN honor Of the OCCASION
will be cidd ia non,HiAg.
Ahafp oclocI, i. NJ. thcenclosure will he
opened to visitors when, from the superior quail
ity of the materials employed, the balloon will he
much more rapidly inflated than on the former
occasion. At about | O'clock Mr.. Hobart will
be in readiness to take his station in the car, and.
should the courage of some Young ladies, who
have inmacd Willingness to take the yovnoc
with HIM, continue he may be accompanied by
ono or TIRE, as the balloon will be much better in
Hated than at the former ascension. Price of tick
cts the same us heretofore. separate part of the
enclosure will be assigned to coored persons.
who will be admitted at % cents each
The Ladies are respectively informed lhat ci-
tctcual measures will be taken to prevent their
annoyance by 0ufSide visitors.
In conclusion the subscriber renewedly solicits
the patronage of friends, and pledges his best ci-
forts to please SAMUEL HOBART.
AuU q t.
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Ire Races over the l,nchburg Course will com
inenee m Tne,da, the 29d September aud continue
i've da,s.
F6st Dag.-A Swccps,akc Colt Race. for three
Yea, old Colts and Filrs two miles and repeat 5000
entrance, half forfeit
John :. Hunt enters Red Wasp. b, Shakespeare,
dam Madison
William MoCarro enter. b ch,ldcrs. by Sir
Charles, dam Eagc.
L. IL. Oliver enters - hy
William ". lir,t enters ch Henrietta Scott. b,
Sir Charles dam Charlotte Temple.
benjamin Davidson enters c by Johanna. dam
Sail, fmm. h, .irgin,eu.
Second ny.--Proprrto,s Purse 1900, two mile
heats, entrance SlJ.
Third Ddy,--Jocky Club Purse, 500, th,ce mile
heats, entrance $40.
Fourth Day.-.rropr,c,or's Purse, 5000, two mile
heats, entrance Sl5.
FUh Dly.-A Swccpstakc Colt Race Tor three
year old Colts and Fillics, mle and repeat one
hundred dollars entrance, half forfeit
Pasehal l,niofd cutters b by Shakespeare.
John : Hurt entcrss Red LYON hs Sir Charles,
dam American Eagle.
William McCargo cnrrsbt by Medley. dam Creep
ing Gate.
William W Hunt cutters { luc, GRAY, by Ned
", dam Su Hall.
l. III. Oliver enters --- by ----
William lla,ncs enters gfhN Washington, dun by
Pacolet.
Benjamin Davidson cntcts + b, Imoleon, dam
Squaw.
The Purse ior each days race VII, be pad the
winner, subject 10 the usual discount. Al ncccs
sar, preparation, ior the accommodation ri Racefs.
l. H. OLIVER.
pfoprtttof.
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Pcnmnnship and BOOK Keeping.

vi H. iONSEf gives notice that his cla,,c,
~ are forming and Write at hours (day and
n'e'h') to SUIT the convenience Of pupils. Those
VINO cannot make II convenient to attend regular.
~ nave the privilege of receiving full connie
mont o' lessons during his stay in Lynchbure Which
!" h"'Ndfo "oNn MONTH" Terms, reduced 10 as
To persons OF all ares for course ofins,ructio, in
'',nr' rem Making and Stationary included.
BOOK N''p'hg by double entry sl0.-Mr. r.. has
f''''cu inc tuition price Of Writing as an induce
"''.n o' i" inferior penmen 10 improve their har d
"'''''' ana Tor me purpose ol making his system
moro generally known.-Intercstcd n.rson. iii
please to make early application, at tho Ac,dc.
my near the post office where they can ox,m;nc
specimens oIpup''S improvement, and manner Of
execution. "
july 10 I.
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DEP \RTED this life on the 21nd da, of las,
month, in Kinds County, Mississippi, Nj, FLrM-
iNI COLEMAN, formerly oi amherst County Nir-
eln'a. The deceased has etin this section ol Coun-
uy, two aged parents, and numerous brothers and
sisters, and other relations and friends to mourn
his loss Among Us, liz Wis well known, being
remarkable Tor his ereal industry and sterling in
trgry.-The>ctr traits Of character he carried with
him to the South w., and lhpn, hy Il ried en-
iorccmcnt, ot'lrm tormore dian three years gained
the rcSpcctA esteem all who knew him. He was
as honest man rs ever hreaihcd the breath of life
To his kindred nd friends an assurance from a
high source, is gwen, thai in his last moments he
lacked Tor no sort OF attention. The best of Phi,
sloans were called his AID and the succrrs Of
friends were constantly around his SICK bed.
--, at the horse oil Mr.. -- Sewer, :
miles west of Kingston Tenncsscc ON Monday
morning, 18th ins Nj ,nEs B. Bon,NNp mrr-
chant of this place, OF the firm of Borland 4 Lee
aged about 30 wears.
The deceased was II native of the county of w
ronc ireland, aud for a number ol years a resident
of LyncIburg Va. In February, 1884 he be-
came resident OF this place. and We can truly
say that his department since that time won for
him the universal esteem and friendship OF our
citizens. As man ot business he was attentive,
obliging, and strictly honcst--asa private citizen
he was honorable and pentlcmanly--as II friend
and companion, frank, waini- hearted and gene
rouS. The circle ot his Immediate associates have
suffered Il loss in hsdeath which will LONG be- deep
~ felt.
MIR. Borland left this place but a few weeks
since ON his way To the north, To pucha,r GOODS.
On Sunday evening, 18th nst., about O'Clock
he was taken with tlr cholera and although med
icdl assistance was Immediately called in, and cv-
cry assistance rendered b, his travelling compan-
ION (Nlr. Mkrcc of this place. and the family at
whose house he died, he rapidly sunk under its at
tlcks, and died about q o'clock ON the following
morning. Peace To his memory.
Joekson (Tem.) truth Tclcr.
-, on Thursday morning, the 9TH inst, At
Mrs. Walkers in the county Of Campbell, Mr.
tunIsroruEn WILLIAM MorLry, in the loth year
of his agc, after painlul Illness of eleven days.
Duration leaving disconselale wife and child, be-
side numerous kindred and acqnan,anccs, to mourn
over the death of one, who was so dear in all the
relations of hushar d, SON. brother and friend The
tear OF gIir indeed must fall at such a bcrcavc-
mcnt ii pang thai no language can tell, mus,
strike upon a fathers aud mohcr'S heart, at M
event SO unexpected but there is great consola
ton in Knowing thai after having the most tender
and as>lluous attention paid him 10y those of his
friends who we're around him during his sickness
he died perfectly resigned aud confidently rcpos.
ed his soul upon the illimitahlc inciiablc and
eternal love of Almighty God. l..
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suspicion having been excited IN the minds OF
the citizens of this place, thai Mr.. r.. A. CAR
PENTER was engaged in the circulation of In
o"ndary Pamphlets, having tendency to excite
the Co'orcd population OF the Southern States;
Wa Committee, appointed b, the authorities
OF the Corporation, do hereby certify, That we
have held an interview with Nh. Carpenter, have
examined his trunks. baggage. Ar., and feel no he
station in SAYING tia, Ne believe MIR. Carpenter
entirely innocent Of the CHARGE above al
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General GOl,s1missHOna Esusincss.
IN RICHMOND !,

HoIiN NNNBI.E, who his had the entire ma.
" nagcmcn and control Of the business carried ~,
under the firm of Wonbe X Wilson in tbis Mac.
WI" '"h'ln'e the same III his own name. lie soil.
eltS continuance al business from the friends of ,hc
latr firm also from the public cenaralIv-,nd
pledges himself that nothing on his part shall be
wanting, to render cntre satisfaction to those who
ma, favor HIM with business. III the facilities in
inc way OF advances or neccpiances consignmcu,s
Afforded by the late FINN will be continued by him
Aug. 10 "a
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED ON the 9th ul,. by the Rev. Charles
IT, Page, Mr.. john ID. MIL, 10 Miss SARAH Ann
Nuns, all OF New Glasgow, Amherst County,
rpinia.
a. The Richmond Wig and Enquirer will
please insert the above
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COMM YIs,kTHOV.
TIE FANATICS


icctng, not only their interests Inn, tho CO. =
"'c!' uoihestc relations. But there is a taction
NP',"s'" up III tilis country, which, If not checked
anu ro"hea back into that insipni6cancc from
""'" II EMERGED, will, sooner or later, produce a
state OF deporabie INSTRUMENTATION among an nm,
fortunate class Of our community. know that all
excitement on this subject tend, moro and NOR, =,
rNct the shaches OF slavery, aud to re,anI I'm, h.-
hcVoicnt operations OF the Coloniz ,,ion So,ietv.
ana, believing that the South was able I, nr,tcc,
'''.',' hao' hhth very recently, entertained the
oPi"on, comlnon TO many, both in the South and
~ "' No''h' tnat Tie ianatcism OF the Abolition
''S was ho' 10 De dreaded and that, hy condo
s'ehd'lg to notice them, NC would only "i,o Them
Il character and an Importance which they did no,
merit kecent developments in Ms,is,inpi have
startled many WHO have heretofore l,nnh,a =,
lhclr efforts; and lave no doubt that n train nj,
INVESTIGATION Is III progress there, which will. in
snort time, bring 10 light som, of the darinr and
uioouN schemes Which have been devised h, thar
uc'uueu ana dilholedl sci of hnavcs, which will
shock all the better feelings of our nature and call
lortll bursts OF mitigation against those sprrio,,
friends OF humanity, who are covcrtly see mo IN
Drlng uPonuS, their fellow counrympn of The san,e
SKID, leIi and bloody warfare wagcd BY an ignn-
RANT ana deladed portion of our population. for
whom 'hey can, IN reality, have 20 feeling, of COM
''''''S' '"'ef i'iah desire To break up the hal-
mony and domestic relations of the South.
one of their incrnl;,, - 10 "o'''e
RIGnrs," which Ia, rrra,,,I, h.,''' r,., ~
,,,,,n my, 10 'e'slus oech loiWardcd by
vile publication boasts H., :. :, t"'I !''''' ms
sarv of the ,me,i,,o ,,., S,., Wv 60 ''' '""'' VI
,o,od =, .,,, ,,, avery society II was
turc, durino the present ,oar ono >!'".'l
were PLEDGED ON do .,,,, AL ''", n va "'''''
since been PLEDGED in Ros,o, ;, ,Il;,; "' ~
this arrn FIND IN Ill :; 49,: "''",'" ~
they have o,o ,,,z;l;,., =, =, '''' WI" "'HS"''
five NJ Ill ,''''' ',o.'c''H III - state,
of New York. alone four '''' ~ we ~
ON tho sos, ~ .1 'oo ,"'t,"'''S Puo'i'''loAS
and hundred. ~ ''s''tS Sco''S 0, tracts
now tr,ycr,,, L'''''N"'"S' VINO are
crrnv d;,,,;,.,;,.' " ''"'''' anu ST.
,n,n,, o,,r -: fo'N'"'"' oo''in's
:" Tho ..l,o@l .,'i.,'i
,y,Igc ,ha,s.l, ''','' '"o So''u'S To
their nnhl;.,,;a. ''''''' hummer o
drcl,,;,,, ,l,, :. 1,,.z ''' N'"'''
trrcn, ,.,,.,. ~ ~ ~ "N',' '".'" J." "'i-
SLAVES. L,t ,I,.., ~ " 1''''' VI. "cG'o'" .,
nonul,r;ty ,,I,I;.. .' 'H,'''"''i t'' 'oN' o'
slaycLodrr. and III ,h,,;n ""'"y ',''''e9',
aoain,, tbo,, ,,,l ~, '' ''
tc,y G,nd ,nd ,..' ,. - ~ Wv 81 - VI NJ
tlrir .t,,,l We " wv '"''n ""i'i
o,,r o,.,.. ,l 49, ''''''"'!''N Hcloio
NortL ,,d NJ d., ~ "''''"' '.'"s '' "'e
nearly o,,r,. j.; ,l;.siz1,,,.; ,u WIZ" was NJ
ears a,,. !, ha,.,,, 81" ''''."' " ~ on'
RIGHTS. the no,re az, ,;l, ~ ,,G - ="
l,. In ~ i ''''o"c u o"I Ia'n'N, ana
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Loot. Dsla for EsaTGarabs.

IL :. MILLER, having determined 10 ehange ms
i place ot residence, will close the Mercantile
Establishment OF +. :. MILLER co. On ~ before
the Isl OF March next. Qua stock oil #hoods -
fresh III neal order, md very desirable. \ good haf=
gam may be had the entire STOCK and terms made
liberal II not sold YER, soon, they viii he ictaird At
reduced prices, for cash, country lfpsucs. The
late advance IN Goods OF almos, every description,
will make il to the advantage OF those wishing tn
purchase 10 call aud examine our stock, rs We are
determined to close i. :. MILLER y Go.
The subscriber will sell his House aud Lot situa
ted ON 'rh,ul street which is known 10 most ri on,
citizens as a desirable Family residence. II not sold
privately, will be sold AT Auction, on or about the
:,oih of March next, of which, due notice will BE-
.,y-n. +. :. MILLER.
Anp 10 II
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HbESSfbs.g 't'ssb.N.

FKNllE subscriber, having determined to contn-
4 nc the Commission b, sincs, at his old stand
is prepared TO make liberal advances on all pro-
ducc consigned to his care. From his long cXpc-
ricncr at business and by strict attention, he
hopes To receive a share of the business formerly
bestowed on iIocombc n Tyrcr.
RICHARD TNREE.
July l3 visit
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l,ne on the Mann Western ro,l, II mea above Ii
berry, continuing BIG acres. Upon ihis tlact III aud.
there Is IN abundance nt linhrr. thont - acios Oh
very rich 10" grounds, and All the balance OF the
cleared land - IN Glover. The low grounds are
we'll drained, and secured from mnndatlon by ample
bitches.
The subscriber has, tor several yrais past br,n
engaged III the improvement o Those lands, and has
spared neither pans nor expense. No lind III tins
county Is more susceptible "i improvement and The
plantations are now IN rs good situation i pur-
chaser could dcsitr. The subscriber Will. N any
iimc shrN the land any wishing 10 purchase.
SAMUEL RIrtllEA
Anp. 10 Wi.
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1 TRACT Or LAND,

ADJOINING the town oi Liberty, containing about 90
acres. NJ least one halt Of tins tract - III woods.
heas, mhercd and situated III the immediate .ic=
mt, nj the town, Is very valuable. All the cleared
land upon tins t,tct with the exception al about %
acres, i III Clover, and IN fine stair ol Improve
ncnt. There Is \ Meadow upon IT, OF about IL are,
not cgnallcd by ANY IN the county.
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Y iKGlNL\-N rules held in the clerks office of
the circuit superior court OF law and chaucery
for Bedford county, the :'rd day Of August 1895:
joel kcnt and Nancy his wife. Francis Wheley
Albert G. Whitley, james VI. Whitclev and William
w Whirelcv the lasl four infants, unde,2l wears Of
arc, who sue by joel Kent, their next friend. Pits
iguina
Charles WhtrIcN and John II. Smith executors
of William Whitcley, deceased, iabez Lcftwicl.
Charles &. Patterson aud Rarnabas A. Edison Defts
Is tHAScERy.
The defendants Charles Whitley and Iabcz Left
wch, not having catered their appearance, and given
srcuritv, according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this Com
wca,h it is ordered, that they do appear here on
the first day oi the next term, and the bull OF
the plaintiffs, and that tins order be inserted in some
newspaper, published in l.ynehburg, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse OF this county, ON some court day.
Acop,-tsSte,
JOS. WILSON. Clerk.
Aug. ~ w2m
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tive, might be consdcrcd rather accomplishment ,b.uob
avery unnecessary one; for although public opinion IN
virginia requires us 10 take active part in c VII affairs
nevertheless feel that interests are identical v;,I
those oil The community, aud that we are pr,aay prs
e"' Weyery public meeting, when fi'llow.citizens
aSSeoe 10 act Tor The general welfare III the ns of
these was the motive, suspicion cnui i,av. hc.u
more gr'nadess II is that tyo of tb.
insuIrectonls's protested ministers of Tho q i.
oue 'ney We're aiso Physicians BY profession Has that
circumstance thrown any suspicion upon the Medical
" Is true that prominent cnb.s of The
hnt-siavery Societies at the North are Ministers Bu,
10 not az OF them who not Ministers belong 10 ocr
glasses o the community? Are they nu LAWYERS pol
cutters merchants mechanics. of some class
" ny are hot THESE classes suspected, But they sen ms
ei, inc'hdiary papers Ii they did we never suscril
or them, and long ago, of ri least r.o.s,J m.
Postmaster either return or la destroy tlcn W. ;
% know AS much ite whole subject la theory and prac
ucr as any imported would be- hilanihr,mis or nnt;v.
enthusiast among them. And il moi quite prompt
precautionary was because we
~ % a those inccndary papers although injurious
AZ me South, are at the North There they c,,
ale enemies OF our friends, by false statements and carl
caues mere we can suppress the evils they are calcu
iaed 10 produce. Public opinion is in DANGER of becon
ing 100 sensitive this point We can scarcely take mn
,pp' p1",'cai or literary, or even pamphlet lee
.ue oh hoas Philosophy, from the North. but il con-
tens some sentence which might subject even our bet
eztns INTO whose hands it might fall 10 the importation
OIL aiding and abettng their cause.
III as czens OF Virginia and of the United States and
-: 81, , OF 600 we have been Seemingly sensitive
in .n's business 1t is because conscious tina, no
men IN thc community love our sn fres,l.s and
institutions, more than do and that none will me-
ound more ready at their post The hour of TRIAL than
.' Ana we have not fully the wishes of
the Committee of Vigilance it was because we ihonoh,
we II not suspicion, approach towards the eyer
csc oi power from the exercise of which we arc SINE
rom our personal knowledge of the members of that
COMMITTEE Their minds would revolt rus, we shall All
.emenSer the words of distinguished Roman, and
WIZ WIZ nave become almost proverb: COMMA mala ex-
enpla ex bonis sunt) 'AlI bad precedrn,s sn;nr
IRON, rom good beginnings imperfect translation bS
Rose, but shall leave it as il is -
Very respectfully, yours in haste,
Ii. KEELING
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h;oa .e,l acts IN this as in all other respects are
H.; 80, 20 revision by the Trustees. The effect of
c s sySteni SO Tar, has been most salutarv. Vo,,
the whole ncighborood ion i,
,hc;, ~ 'ne orderly conduct of the students and
80, ge'uemaniy and respectful department na,, u
'elr rroiesscrs but the citizens also and ~
rc,s Ia,J , may VISIT them This simple narration Of
s, Sunu Tue writer has aimed at nothing ro,oN y,
,boa, an VINO read Il that Randolph Macon Coll"us
iirs; Ins,,nns ~ origin has sprung up anong m,
.; is''nons OF learning in the country al e
s, ron, the character aud rcsourccs Of tIos o
h ~. 70 exert powerful influence ON the S,,,
eos. ms influence has been and viii con,;, ~ IN,
down aoVr is effect Of tight and knowledge is 70 break
c ~, prejudice, sectaranism, and biaotry 'rb 800,
oi .,is article has only brcn impecd by ,l, 80;
a. nc fees no peculiar attachment to This Insu,oO
NOR ,nan 10 others of similar character 40 as;,
anu christian, he wishes Them all comDete scs s'io
!; rss;aug the influence OF wisdom virtue Vers :;
~ ms power, he would endow them all with au'nl ~
anu crowd their precincts with the yenero,, I
I iovrrs OF knowledge lie looks with deer sol;c
10 ipse nurseries OF the rising generation and e.,
seny PInys that they may send forth many and cgc;,
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