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Lind Cnrn SOIL a. for Sal. ~ .auelion

Land Corn Stock. &c. for SHE Of .7uetjon.
soil thu highest bidder the premises, Unless
O'Clock. Wedncsly,
the 9TH Novembcr that valuable plantation the Meh"ria
~ Atkinson John 81 r Atkinson II contains 2!2 Of
woods and Toncco laad of tho
quag prospect high for year. and
that such valuable oh9ccO nds cteH Off rcd
mako This desirhle
wihanLs high price Of provisions Gro? o! wheat "be
sown.
,Ir or u hundred # Corr four FIVE hsnd'rd bushels
Wheat; Stuck. md Oats tor tho latter, barge
ard the adaniG-
ANA c5 yukc O,cn seventy head OF other cs
an. sheep; hogs itrned r Bacon .honi loo
other ,wias wagon ploush and other
u:cnsl-
of will hy Ltiers hut though
s.u reserve TO themselves the privilege Of orc bid.
Tie property viii he sold without reserve, The land
,borII not ~ disposed Of
the land 2113 credit Tor bonds with approved
security, md a Deed o! Trust
For other property IL months credit o GUMS o7cr $780, hns
c months for sums over Sh.
A. On TucGav G'h November, will self commencing
NJ The Forest, and proceeding ndoinia plantations Din
,yIi. and CHESTERFIELD huHGrod barrels # Corn the
dLr and shuck, hundred thousand pound. Of
10 woke OF 100 hea" Other
about lCp head Of hogs
Of swine; ploushs &C.
Offered The FIRST day OF this last sale. IN lots
Of varons sizes. undd Acrcsc Land Petersburg
al IL well wooded.
..ILE If 10, previously soil Srivaey, wi const
into mar, of offered; probably will EaGce, Ordinary
The delivered on the River Bank, Should the Puea
desire IT, =,
purchase Tie land Luuenbur privately
Robert A.
who rcsde orU zswcl MoItcn E.7 Of FarmH!e
WM. NJ. ATKINSON
ROGER Il. ATKINSON, Errevtcrs Of
ROBT. A. ATKINSON
sr,, IS t3a-wra0Nl THos h1ES,os, ateI
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University IF .haryLand-.bedient Department:
TENlIE annual course of Lectures by the Faculty OF
q Physic, will commence on the last Monday OF
October. The Faculty consists Of
n Willis Bailey, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Psychology.
Henry Howard NJ D, Professor Of Obstetrics, and Of
the Diseases Of women and children.
Michael a. Finley. NJ u Professor Of Pathology and
Of the practice OF Medicine.
Robert f Dorsey, NJ D., Professor Of Matcria Medf-
ca Therapeutics. Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence
William K Fisher, NJ. D, Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy. ~.
John Frederick May NJ. d, Professor Of the ffInci'
pies and Practice OF Surgery
Clinical instruction in Surgery and the Practice OF
Medicine is given twice in each week, by the resPect
i've Professors those branches at the Baltimore IN
frmary part OF the Medical Department Of the Uni
ysrsliy.
TIE whole cost Of attending two fall courses Of Lee
lures in this institution including the expenses of gradu-
alton il s2l3 MICHAEL A. FINLEY,
Sept, Is I35-wl2wl Dean Of III: Faculty.
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OaiTvount .Nurseyv near Baltimore.

C'5VW6uht .,uFScy nc" P"'''"''
THE subscriber sale stock o. run anu
Ornamental Trees Roses and Shrub Plants. hi'o Sntu"
Fruit Plants such Goosebery Raspberry urspc'
Quincr the former Of which ore tue ia'e P'
nricn and all of the finest English varieties . A.;
cot all Sudis grated with the most ehoee
mo,Is taken from ring from bis
are thrifty and mostly good for tranplanns espeea
the Ornamental Trees which are from 10 10 feet hs excepting
the Erer-recu. hich arc snplancd .hi" small OF
c h, very extensive assortment. Aso, Dwarf fc! ese
To afford idea Of the extent OF his sioes Of NaY ''
hand and ready for delivery ns 900" Us ~ ~
would sar-reach 90 nC0 Apple Iiees !VUV' a.
an,hus Tree Of Heaven Linden Abea' o, Fs' e,n
R,ap Fire and o,cr Of Ornamental Trees oVo9 Also
hair e, of moo, Double Dehlas now besinnng 10
bloom and r7ny other articles IN his line p,.,
u h.s o.o 81 0 new Chinese Mn berry Treh' For further
ec nncd Catalogues quah'ies and Pfices
~ ' 7 ROBERT SINCLAIR, ia i cos,
.f.r;eHtHrel and Seed Sure
l. ,ht Street = doors from Pr.it.
All orders executed with the greatest care a"' a'eh rst
posed purchase arc nv,cd to ''ew te oek pa'
c,ury o the aforesaid Nui"ny md
pi.rlnr 81 Double Dahiia. well as the banui appeal
,n-c Of III the other Massey ARTICLES -, ,,,..,
Senf'
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LIE Prrsinrnf

We understand, that Mr.. Van Buren, is 10 join Mr..
Ponseti Hatrsonburg The 2ls, inst, their way
To Washington Winchester Virginian states, that
he will call al Winchpster-and adds that The Council
met the evening Of The lllh, or The purpose Of
commencing suitable arrangements The part OF the CT
tzens without esprc. parties for such appropriate
ccpon Of the President every czen is wont 10 pay
the Chief Magistrate Of The S all suitable
sions of The kind when party considerations merged
and lost sight Of in the gratifying social relations
listing between the people and him when they have cho
sen l the time being TO fill the highest office al their
disposal
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paiunJie .3ijcmarIe Land for Saie.


VY virtue Deere. Of Albemac county Court rendered on
II The m June 1879 the subscriber offers at private snc that
valuable rdei Land belonging the estate Of Jno A. Carr
de- OF Major Jas. Clarke lying the
road eight miles below Charlottesville adjoining
Tho und. of Peter ether and Others, and
tanning twelve hundred This i,nd is
situated, d:aeTy the base OF the South
orntsns Of the casan, and agreeable neigh
State The the land cleared and
Of Improvement bu, There is sue,eney woods
The soI principally the Best
uy and admirably adapted TO The growth OF ,o67eeo
The comprise comfortable dwell
in. house. every building suitable for large
farm OF obtaining: desirable estate rarely
euscuemen distance wishing to purchase will therefore
Co well o view the land without delay. -
sold privately before hisnarle September Court will he
pubic sale the premises Tuesday, the 18th day Of
September, II fair otherwise q tho next day.
the land will please cal! upon MI Peter
immediate vicinity, who Will afford Them
facility and give sny Information desired.
fourth the purchase cash-he balance IN
three and three yea-the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security and deed ct trust on 'he
land ELLEN NJ ChRh, Ios,"SsoHr.
Juno Is il-"ioS
ah Tac, Of Land sold the day advertised Tor
public sale. still offered private sac and will connue IN
ma until If should n sn viii be Immediately
Richmond Wing ard Enquirer II could be Pur
dollars dollar IN the acre less man
Those wishing 10 purchase car "rpy
Mr. who lives adjoining the land NJ Me
rweiher. Post Office Eycr'tsvilis, Ahemrr" Ct rh;y
ELLEN VI. CARR, C0nnsscHrr.
Co., 3S-2t
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EnuBLlC SALE will offer for sale at public auc
lion. on The estate held by the heirs of Edward
Garland deceased lying in ihr county OF l!annvet, b.
tween the North and South Rivers, FIVE miles above The
Cour, house and three from Taylorsyr, on Thursday.
October I8 if fsir-f the next fair day theeaer-
all the crop of corn estimated al 400 barrels ous, fod
der. &c Also all the plantation utensils, together with
tho cattle hrep hogs and portion OF the work horses
and mn!cs only ressrying sufficient number TO enable
me to secure The crop Of corn
Terms:-All sums Of s. and under, cash; over s.: a
credit Of Twelve months will be given. Bonds, with
approved security will be required in every instance.
J NJ GARLAND,
For tie Lrgr,,es II EdUnrd Garland. d'ed
Sept. IS oo-ot
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Lrd, Stock. Corn. &c -for Sale.

II1NI, NOci, tOTn, G'c-JUT o0Tr.
THE suhscrihc being from tho Of
sar Tucsday. the 1T November
Land which he resides containing ~ late
s3 the road from Rich
,onf rchbu- 10 miles abov" Pow hnFn Tou house
very ueI.LLorhooh 1lcsrscjcr ntrrs
there ia the county winch
more !vau'a- han this.
The Dwelling House large and con"cncn' ~ necessary cs;
houses good good Ihreshlr: Machine. There
will 49, bull whoa, between
SELL the day "hont 100
b Of Crop Of every descriptions stock and aniecn
u!
% I-rd bfjnnr.
with good Dwelling House,
ugthouscs. II Terms i'll h" liberal.
% tho Places privately before III" Law
sale. If 90, !rc notice III be gI'eH. w. a. HASKISS
Sent .g,-wiw
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HOiItE-Ir ieiIs and OF John and Masafe
Bradshaw, late Of Prince Edward Comfy State OF virginia
are hereby notified that their Of SAID e
atcs Hs heretonre they to come
prepared according 10 law, and The heirs
Jeremiah Bradshaw, Of the .ad John Hnd Margar
cular requested IA make estc application their
tive balance the other "gs;ecs Of saJ decd about making
application Court for the consequence Of their
sdencc All the parties hereby again the
scriher will pay Interest the same,
made. VILLA AiSOS DICKINSON,
.9d=iri,rG,Or Of JOhn ard Margaret Brad.sar Dire.
Sep, IA 3s-w4ws
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~ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE-In virw Of
Ek the importance Of holding meeting of the Enafd
Of Trustees Of Randolph Macon College, and of The I'M
,,,c,ic,b, Of cnnfprrng Immediately with The Pre'
den, thereof do hereby call meeting ct SAID boarn'
10 be held on the 2Gih Of this month and II is earnestly
I. c. GARLAND.
Ckairman n IKE fae"hy.
u &c -
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EIOR RENT OR SALE tic NorrH G4EoEN lIorE situated
Scoyic and Saun'on Turnpike, where tho IL rchLu.
Charlottesville, ~ miles Loyir:stOn IL
from Charlottesville - from Scnse end l. from Way sbo.
rough This property truly valuable Il situated in rich
healthy and beautiful good snrd f'r
fitted for th7; the house buI OF brick large
aud commoious, and other house There
rrn hundred Of Land Any u!
be ?utcacd Payments made rcHonalc
timr. HENRl Z. hoohE.
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DEATHS.

Died. Rosbuy, New Ken, cnlaty, the h Of August "a
RAI infant daughter OF clayon G. End Sarsh Coleman
Died. Mount Pleasant his residence. in Sard county, on
Saturday, the IL; after lingering Illness. Maj BE>JaMH
ToLsnS in 18th yea: hts Gge-Iic humane master.
kind nrishbo ndulent parent arden; friend and al one.
mantle nuiieEi work o! Cod
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STOP THE TH!Ef.-Abuut two wees srncc, rascal by tie
OF ions r. BELL, stole snai sorfcl HORSE ON
man. ncnnss, Amelia and made off with the horse
Birdie. Bell about so of a,hersiout made
share impuhcncr lis department. lie had
anL probably sell the hose. Any information
ccnins c transmitted 10 MI F. Ii"soS
Dcnni,s; suI sopp1g either Of them, will render
Of the horse who has large family ard
poor.
requested give this notice three -ri'u"us
ia,r, 1881 Is
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inks and JE.yNTES far sale.

J3LhS and JE.fNIES t"T safe -
TIE subscriber hereby Offers for sale three JACkS ana SIX I'm
MES Two oithc Jacks w be old next Sphs arc
about The size OF common Jacks and from cs
ard stock VII when Ice little short OF i've feet r Jen-
mics By Ferdinand by fuicsn, and two ny far
lohnr"rby the largest Jacks that have beea IN s se
Ferdinand all be old July n"I and believe The largest
Jack in the Sate. will take three thousand dollars Tor
giving reasonable He has this year about one h'
OF hi Hy address Mount Pleasant Post u-e, Spo.ts!-
vhna county, Va SPENCER COLEMAN.
S--3
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Sept -
LEWIS EBB IL co.

LIE
f,- SAT.
uu,. C, "~ J'' 3
kUS sLLo pm R;ro
fo lLts New Orl.sn, isCGAR
-. ybc J,yr,-
,C % ~, los
nj. 1n,I.,.Lj,af ~ Il,
m Ia ...r.LcJ n,
n ttJ T<;T.J
% I r,,a p,-o
~ i .,. '1 uo,.ssss
=, W 80 i -, ,;....y n f''4''"' S'
~ So uer.a " ~
,-H t.o. -,
- io u,a;;,
90 ~ '' rorrrr
IN - :, Lao
a. 10 =, un,,..,o
~ d., po,o gi-o
a. tic LsJ. NsL.;,,
q, 80. o,J X LsIf sL,. s;,;,v M-dc;,,
X DO ps;, WIsE
Il 4, SXrct MALAGA
{ half pipes Slmos
60 / . efes,s 4 90 & 70 ID bo,c. Gunaowd.r
o. eases ID cani.er. and II bvx.s imperial rrs
90 boxes Young Tyson '|h"
90 half chests Pouctong
% bencs Losdon Mustard
B,uckIHz
hrxes hror,n Soap
5 do white scented Sorry
40 do p1trn. inlloyy Candles
do German s,,,ch
"a o Oh, 9,
70 DO 8 \; 10 WINDOW CLass
I5o DO 10 bY ic)
80 bags Race Ginger
10 do Pim.n,o
30 do Pepper
5cas"s C.ssia
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Ths, wellsnown
Tavern stand, Known by the Of kiSo's TAvERrhsa
situation for Pubic Hnusr believed Of the best
this section OF oDnitstIai mile North cm Pfince Edward
CourthOuscsuAicd popu!ous nichbohooI edAtcy
he great edent sioyc road The here
every week The roads running North South Ees and West
pas immrtiaie!, sy the door.
There every aah building
udaons. lot On which the
in, II Of land COOL he IT. There
the road continuing considered
excellent stand ior store.
win also &c. 1856 of land, Wing within half
the which 100 wood The
OF establishment well Known Is deemed uciess be
particular.
Tho Ies,ou. 10 remove 10 Southern climate
will sell bargain IN this property also in fufnuic &C. &C.
hny person desiring purchase, Will make Application on The
premises subscriber Possession will be given the 2'h day
of December next, earlier, ii desired. ~ ,.,,,c .
Kinsvi':, Prince Edward, il,h Sept. Is35. 37-wi"'
LAND FOR SAIE-By of deed Of trust bearing de
the m day of August 1910, ma.c by James "ea'e 10
Wills ara George liormGr purposes therein 'pecIhd sa
Saturday, The 18th OF October os the PREMISES 10
the highest bidder for cash. hundred and thirty acres OF
gnd known by the Of Wssycrs old place, aJohns The
lands OF SrAy Benjamin Weaver and o'hets The title to
the above OF n undoubtedly -ooa but such lille as Is sc
morally made by trustees may be cxPcrfed 49,, $1,000.
Sept 10 f35-l;t1 SgrrirG7s TRUSTEE
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.Igtncy fyr The female CoN,siai. institute.

9GENCYThe Rev A. j. !!UEsTis. C PrrsideEt OF the Fe
" NAL. Collegiate Institute buckingham county Va no" the
authorized receiv" donations for that Institution
pleasure commenting him public favor, and espe
cjalIy n the ministry and membership the church.
The of the Female Educsron viii End him able and
jealous of that anL fully prepared aducc i.
the Female Collegiate Institute which ought
IL public estimation.
rs G ger Of The Board ". A. SMITH, Prtsr
5s-Jt
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Suso,caL-sor Axrm.L-MAGsE1rsM- "A curious
application of the power of the Magnet was mace
dsrs agu. by DR. Barrow, OF Jersey City, who. oy Us
aid I,ne drew from the foot Of patient, needle when
had bsfld search Tor ght.-.Nsraadra Gaelic
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Imprortd and unimprOred C0tfUn Lands.

Impro1tG anil uRimprOred COIVn LnHdJ.
Offer prsae 81? OF land mile from, the Mississippi
river. 80 nib. the Of White good landing
and wood a with COO cords Of wsod the bank Is 50
well and cuvalon dwelling house. houses.
and other bsnss work csen, nch uud young cattle; 60
to 100 hogs carts, nloushS: &:-
1000 acres, fronting mile quarter on The Arkena,
river, a5 Little Rock, Us by iandl aboat 100
cleared and 20 to 10 IN cultivation SOTO 90 bsd OF cattle
ncIulins 90 to % r.h cows yoke work oxen 10 90
hogs; rarmr: implements; well Hing
kitchen houses CRIBS. &c good vel Of the
healthy and beautiful; eligible yard
three hundred cords wood the bank Each
places has amd seek adequate 10 the support OF
AI.o $50 acres abou, ue On The hkan,a, river
adjoining The Htcrc act fine bunk and landing snail improve
ncnt
800 in Union county, Arkansas, Saline river rich
upland ard healthy district Of country.
Go four miles from the Mississippi opposite the
mouth Of White river, MONTGOMERY poiH p VI large body
of.uSerior quality and high !'.i.
from tho railroad Baadon about 80 Of rich rsre and
80 acre. in Rankin county, Mississippi mile, from the
road, light clearing and OF excellent quality.
Ring .cry i"roc. OF selling part Of these lsrts they will b.
Offered o oc and oGs Credits TO enable the land 10
after at date le Rock hrkan,a' will b attended to; ard
iSso So sS '' ''' LELAND j. BRsDIE9
Sen, 's 2o-w4w
l. n-rai Cour OF vrsraavo IN. jus: PubI..a-prics SC.
The onto'sisned i. charged With the SIZE of
! E.osoi'D < 5 |8"' : y%SI.., and
Being comp series III. Virsaa Report, from Munord
this time.
also,
IIonn.'. Saruse7 Large, 70 Fo..
The Ls aud Small slap OF Vigaa on rollers and in portable
Journals of the Convention Of 1855 and i7Ss.
Journals Senate rnI House OF DGi"g from 1875 1922
pa;sG edition Of the 9th toume of RandoPhs Report has
noticed |; stated the little page, have
been pa.hcd by Joseph Cold. New York 1882 Jr readily be
the edition, gnn;eh by SAINT pherd
&; Co, Richmond. ls29 "
acie, for e,,e0sfze Purehe.e' Of Law
fvorebie viii c!eegly render
,o of ~
Of it, corpensaon which ne neither desires
cou!! with rTOFEIety tec.ire .
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
Sen Commonwealth aud Librarian.
Sent Ns--w3w
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u advertisements unarOidaLy omitted shailJs Gucn
ed To IN our mart

SccdS and Implements Of H1sbandf5
100 BuS RYE
O 100 do Orchards Grass
30 do Herds
50 10 Timothy do
P!ou=h Plough Ca.tin:s lT:ow', StrawCurs and Gem
Sh.lIrr. 81 WM PALMER.
SEPT Is 3--N
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Is OF 81 .000-mnkng 2olUuU
Besides 500 COO. 500, ECO 500, goo, &c, Sc
king 2Os Capital Pizrs sold and coshed by S,ra,On
since January, 1887 Orders punctuay aud eonften-
TALLY attended 10, if addressed 10 n sIhAlloH;
Se,, IL I3s-ifl Richmond, "a.
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Splendid SCHEMES

SPLENDID ENF1ENTEO
Every week-A brilliant scheme for the 18Th Of Oc'
,ober-S5O coo $50 Geo. $4,000 $4,000, so Of 81 600,
&c &c Tickets l0-Tickets IN oil the Lotteries,
and the really lucky numbers for sale at STATIONS
Lucky Office Look 200 Capitals sold and cashed
by Srslton-the all prize seller, in little over twelve
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afDYI"s
lottery NnG Exchange Office,


Eottc1.g yMG Exchange Office,
RlcnmoSD, VIRGINIA.
HOYT presents his country friends, (below) two
SPLENDID Schemes-one be drawn this month and tho
other the 9th of October:
Rich and Splendid Schema for 29th September
Virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit OF Ieesburg Academy, CIass No g, for
Grand Ca pal Prize OF 100000 10 900, 600, o2o,
and 100 Of G0O-besides thousands Of smalier prizes
Tickets only SlO shares in pfoportl'n' l2'S
Aaofh,r for the 9Th Of Oetotsr,
virginia state Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Town of Welisburg, Class No 6.
for 1898
c,x,C,rrals-S $50 eco. 10 G00, 6 0O0, 5 eco, 600,
o 5oS o Goo 7i7I Q; - Of 900
"a mir. in every package oil % tickets
Ticket. $40 shares in proportion.
THE Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
oftbe Eagle, who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
n B. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed BY return
mail with the pror1pt attention as personal ap.
pcstion and the result sent (when requested) mmedi
a,ely after the drawing. when addressed to
D. 81. iOYT Richmond, "a.
Sepll8 oz-t4o
SCTANTED at the Compiler Office, Boy of about
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.AnOihrT J0T Ne OH q O'TOo".
virginia state Lottery,

UETANTBD at the Compiler Office, Boy Of about
w Is years Of sgr, Irarn the printing business.
Angus, 81 W
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.s7,R.4TT0.N-!S lottery OMce.

Drarn Numbers in ALEXANDRIA Lottery No. 8.
80 9 GO Is % 10 53 20 55 IA "a 40
Ticket Nos % 80 %, prize Of 81 O0o sold and cash
ed by Stralton.
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SULLY.

Y rDnSNlo
the medal s,rrck by Henry w. in
Of his celebrated plan for n general Pacihcsiion.
avgrens SCI l. ~ esp. }. "IarOga ea (Eggi CitcSoI
SJun gmae pu0r: NE cartsrIs cHH dsHdc que
rsd GrgiemcG fltsJgr 3ge ssr EpepreD (guI
Gs2Hm tssTGrerty porarn sesIm eC!oeI
mo, e.IvecJk aetGcncam ~ yrsEro'
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Esirast from Or. X. S. Stuarts Latter
DirSir-t affords ruci pleasure my power
frvcshy relation the Sisters Of CLARITY
They have 5ecn the Mar land Hospital and half and
day has increase" confidence reliance upon then
inderd wou NJ" hn wn: conduct this institution
other pan They con6uci the domestic house
great economy and the patients uniformly b. atscrd TO them
In opinion viii do wisely select ladies' conduct
your tho ony seem b
depended upon. WITH much tesart,
Very irGy youIs,
X. :. STUART, ~ d.,
Pre.iGes, Of The .NGryidad HOsptc
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EItrGctjro Pryt DargiissN's Letttr:
Pan ApELP.iIA, July 25lh, 1888.
My Dnr son the Of y"cF proposed ndmary aI,crd
ed hy Sisters Of Charity have nubug hut what favorable TO
remark Ny experience very much in favor Of such
scheme. have drawback religious moral to tie
coa whilst ed with faith discha
Of u and the Of the kirIst sympaihes, favor
Of it.
Whatever P"iuicn exist first, and hope snh'-
en"d community will be anns la! 10 fade sEd 10
vanish before the rc.ulrs of experience.
Believe me, my dear Sir,
Very truly, YOURS
RODLEY DuNGLlsoN, u. D.
Prof. WARSrR.
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EITGa o. TtIIer PrnT. PD.tr
BALTIMORE, September s, 1888.
Dear SAs regards tho Sister, of Charity, they certainly
preferred 10 all other nuts.sthey modest The
uicc, exists will when the disinerested
They Tor the other world and no; for this
iberscves They always cbrdien the medical attend
ants and consider themselves bound carry their orders in.o
effect. Dear SIR,
Very respectfully. yours.
NATHANIEL POTTER, y. D.
Prof. l. WARSEE.
S,n,.rb.r IA 3S-it
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-06-21
FiIsccLl;ashGGsas.
BANK" OR NO EANK."

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Extract I:oln the speech olAir. Buchanan
III rePiy 10 Nlr. Clay, on the plan of the
latter lOr national bank.
"Mr. i. was reioiceG tha, the Senator
had come out, and in a hold aud manly
manner, presented his project of a national
Bank. The two great parties of coun-
Try would now know precisely where rl,cy
stood. From this day. the issue would be
fairly formed and distinctly presented to The
people. On the one side there was Il Ma
tinnal Bank, with capital of fifty millions,
sustained by the revenues of the Govern
men', and enjoying the privilege of having
Its no cs received III payment of all the pub
lie dues; whilst Oh The other we desired IA
separatinn-a friendly scpara,ion-of the
business of the Treasury from that of all
banks, leaving each one of them to its own
resources, and to perform its own duties,
without danger of being crushed or con-
trolled by mammoth institution. We
wished to part from them in peace, and to
remain at peace with them, interposinc no
obstacles in the way Of their healthy and
vigorous action. W leave them To be reg
ulatcd by States 10 which they belong. He
did not fear the final result of such trial
before the American people.
1t was work of supcrcrogaiion for the
Senator from kentucky TO have inserted in
his chartor any provision to prevent the
Government from warning againstthc Bank,
or the Bank from warning aSainst,hc Gov
crnmcnt. For the last few years VIC had
Witnessed the exception TO the rule; bu; we
Should never witness 1t again. Money and
POLITICAL power mutually attracted each
and were always ready 10 rush to each
others embrace. Establish such Dank as
the Senator had proposed, and there never
would be any divorce between it and those
in power. The General Government was
10 be combined with all the State Govern
mems as stockholders in this institutions; and